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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
fRoE SATURDAYS DAILY.

rRok SATURDAYS DAILY.
 First class eosk-bindiag done at th,. etiiee.
 Mrs. Div was buried in Fhenir on
 Wedaesisy, April l6lh.
 Q! afty desert land entries filed in the
 rrssoe', land efice. aaal proof hs,
 been made sn orly five.
 Oriek Jackson returned las, evening
 from Sycamore creek. where he was en-
 gagged in rou lsing up tax payers J. N. kesenbsrg has bean appointed
 to weigh the mails, for enc month an
 tue Prescott & Arizona Central railroad 1 Ihe examination es Edward Muir.
 charged with burglary. will be held be.
 lore Justice N. T. Andre ss, on Monday The Indianapolis Journal ssy.: "A
 bad liver is often mistaken for remorss. !"
 it also often stsnas for pi.ty and mean. ness
 E. N SaHferd aud family were sn the Southern Pacific train that vas
 wrecked ea Tehachipi mountain. Mrs. Sanford received slight injuries ". W. Wall announces his intention of starting weekly stage line between Prescott and Pheaix ever the new road recently built by him vis Castle creek
 District Attorney Ross received let ter trem Flagstaff today, stating that W. F. Lcckwssd, large sheep owner. had been found murdered near Chayes Psss. Indications were that hs had been shot while asleep iu csmr.
 Sheriff o'Nen wen, out to Turkey creek yesterday and arrested Henry Bevsring and Frank Aurdeck, whs are charged with barglsriziIg store house seicnging to Cl K < Adams and steal i ing barley from it. The;r exsHiustion | was held before Justice Andrews. and Beving was held in $500 and Murdsck | ia s25o to appear before the next grand jury.
 Tke Louisville Courier Journal says "Mr. Lee Reilley, ose of the iHeotyps operators in the Courier Journal con- posing room, has broken the record for fast ceri position and clean proof. Dur ing the week ending yesterday morn ing he SC; sos, 900 ems, or ever sixty of selid minion. the style of type mainly used for news matter in the Courier-Jeurnsl This was done ia reventy-three hours, aR average oi 200 ems per hour. iu eight censeca- tive heurs he set 4o,e00 ems The Q orerstsrs are paid st the rate of 90 cents per 1000 ems. and his bill for the week k S6I.ee. There are ether fast operators en the csurier-JourEal and other newspapers whose composition is isae by machinery, but none have ever auusled him. His record cf 1 POO ems p-r hour is faster than the average re- porter will furnish copy"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
Wednesdays Edition.

silver is quoted it i0l. Another feed ia the Mississippi. | Read Erwin Eser's offer of picture | free.
 Services tonight at the Marina St. i, church.
 Hera,io Wharton, of Phesix, was
 married recently at Fl rsso. Texas. Dress parade at whipple st 6 30
 ?. m. ts-morrew (Thursaay) evening. 1 The Maricopa county subsidy bill
 has been reported favorsbly in the
 Senate.
 | Paul Jshns and two associates are shipping ere from the Catoctin mine
 sn the Hasssysmpa.
 st. Claire 4 Pratt, Phenix, pay sll 1 eEpressage sr postage sn watches sent
 to them for repairs. m19wtf s,. Claire X Pratt, jewellers, Phenix, guarantee work and prices. Send them your watch. and they will pay all post age. Hl9wtf Judge Murphy is delivering series si lectures to the Kingmanites. The
 srst enc of the series was given Sunday
 night, the subject being "The origia ai
 MsR."
 There is more expsr:eslce, time. and
 brain weTk represented in the prsss- 1 ration sf Hoods Sarsaparilia than in any ether medicine. It Is this which !
 makes hscd's Sarsaparills peculiar in l its curative power, and ia the remark able cures it effects. Give it trial.
 The Black Horse mine is proving sx- oellent property. A sample of the re- csnt strike st the bottom of the shaft, ]! shown us to-dsy. is literally alive with 1 native aad wire silver, and will assay |! ints the thousands. Frank Carlisie, the superintendent. aad his foreman, Robert Cartmell, are consequently jn- silant ever the prospects sf the mine.
 The Qusrtz Mountain Mining Co, On the Hassaysmpa, are at present working their exiire force of 30 men on ! the Quartz Mountain lead, under the ssperintendency ef Mr. l.. c. Turk. Their mill-ths wiswsll precess-is likewise running steadily, but on sc- coaat Of its obsolete mechanism, and constant care in repairing, serves ss nothing more than prospecting ma chine, co.parsd te modern plants. In the nine, the main shaft Is sswn to depth of l6o feet, in ore that shews two feet vein and free gold vieihle everywhere. Undoubtedly 1t is a gsod property, and it only needs the near future to ss demonstrate.
 D. J.Sullivan & Co. have been kept busy during the past few days unpack lng goods which have been coming i. large quantities. In the fresh arrival noticed by this newspaper scribe yestsr- day were ladies' and nisses' hats in endless variety of style to please the tastes oi all, bsth as ts quality snd price as well as style. There were hats slse for men and boys, and boets and shoes te match, ie suit any nationality, sse or cemslexien, aad heaps on heaps of boys' clothing Underwear for all were alss to bs seen piled up in endless ,rosnsion. For the ladies specially Eere ts be seen bsAstiIai sateens, Iad Ia I ks. challis. clssss hrsys, etc etc
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself be one of the many who know from personal experience just hew rosd thing it is. If you have ever tried it, you are enc of it's stsunch friends. because the wonderful thing about it Is. that when once given trial. pr, Kings New Discovery ever after holds place in the house. If you have neve: used it aud should be afflicted with cough, cold or any Th,est. Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle at once and give it 8 lair trial. It is guaranteed every time. or money refunded. T'risl Bottles Free at Ross Corner Drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23

tisnal work required for printing elec- ten hlanks, etc our contemporary re- cs',es s35a. All of this goes to shew
 tas advantage to tsr payers ef keen aad lively newspaper competition, as
 neither snm will reimburse the con-
 tractor fer actual expense.
 During his recent sssessing tour on Ash creek and the lewer Agus Fria, ogick Jackson was s witness b the fol.
 lowing bovine monstrssity sn the range
 near Ass Greek, in this county. saich Is saough Co raise the traditional Nc
 Giniy, If seen by him. It's head
 is sf the usual size. while la the center of U there is depression through the
 forehead. at least seven iachss deep
 sad three side until the nostrlls are
 reached, which are perfectly formed.
 The eyes la tlis animal give il per
 iectly hidsons appearance. iyiag on each side oi the open space close 10 the edge. snd staring wildly lnts each ether. The rest of the body is of the usual character sad development
 Tks great lights of Arizona demoe- rscy are rapidly leaving the territsry, Cameron II. king, one oi it's very brightest hgsts. shses ihe dast Of the territory from bic feet coupe oi years since. Little Steve. cue ei shs wheel horses oi the party, followed sson alter wils 6 sack of territorial coin, and vas followed later by Fred. Saith, by larger sack of cein b long ing to other people. Ben Goodrich has gone to Ssr Diegs tsiiye. Judge Joha A. Rush, sn able s.d pare man. too good ts bs a successful democratic psiiti- clan, resdss in California. and now it is announced that srsst oury has emi. 1 grated ts saa Antonio. Texas. All oi 1 tue above, except Stevens axd Smith, | left honorable records behind them. 1 The great lights of the party remaining ia the territeyy are Zuiick. Johs Bun | ssr aad Jokany behaa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
City Council procseain co.

Council mot Monday. April 2lst. Full board present.
 Application of Burke & Hickey, for the privilege of encroaching for tho dis tsnce of three feet on the sidewalk sa Gurlsy street. an the north front oi lot corner ei MontcEums and 0urley streets. for the purpose of sn area to ts enable them to gain access, and fer lighting the basesent of their building Considered, and granted. provided said area be made safe for pedestrians with iron railing
 City ordinance No. 1T, relative to street railway franchise, considered and passed
 Chief oi fire department instructed to ascertain at what price and on what terms he can procure 5e0 feet of new. hess for city fire compsaiesy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
The World Enriched. |.

The facilities of tke prescott day for the production ei everything that wii! conduce ts the material welfare aac confer, of mankind are almost unlia- tied, and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the sRiy perfect laxative known, as 1t is the only remedy whioh is traly pless- ing and refresning to the taste and promp; and effectual to cleanse the system gently m the Spring time sr, in fact, st any time aud the better it is known the more popular # becomes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
Blacksmith and Wood
S IF . D.

l have on hand Large Lot of wood material, and have in my employ as good mechanics as there are in Arizona Territory. and parties coming here for Goods or to have blaeEsmithing or wood worK will have their worK done promptly and at req sonable rates.
 Have on hand StudebaKer Lumber Wagons. Some of them have been remodeled and are in good shape for freighting. These wagons will be sold away down. Besides these we nave Buck. boards. Any party needing . wagon will never leave here with out one unless they leave here when l am not watching them. l am here to sell you goods and treat you squarely.
 Goods ordered shipped on cars receive our specialattention.
 am not so situated as to do a credit business, as I have a large amount of capital tied up Tn property here and elsewhere therefore 1 am compelled to do cash business In order to turn my money often.
 B. H. WITHERELL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
Card of Thanks,

To My Fellow Bremen:
 l say "My." fer we'll you know my feelings towards you. Accept my thanks, boys, for your noble work of Thursday night. With pride call my self your cemrade of the Prescott Fire Department. Jul. N. RopEsBuRG.
 Prescott. April IS, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
Inc Erst Step.

? erhaps yoE are run down, can't eat, !. f aIeos, ca1a think. can't dc any zg ie your satisfaction, and yoa 'uder what aiis yeu. YsG should -5 the warming, yoR are taking the s. step into Nervous rrcstra,ion .u need & Nerve JoRic and .n Flee @ Bitters yeu wil, Sud the enact 70 j. Tor restoring your nervous sys- ,4 ls its narmal, healthy condition. .rarising results follow the use Of this .st Nerve Tonic and Aiterause Jur appetite returns. gosd digestion restored. and the Liver and Kidneys sume healthy action. Try bottle -.cs See, at Rsss' COrEe. Drug Store
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
sesrs os Supervisors.
MeNDAY, April sI

MONDAY, April 2I
 Beard met Monday, April 2l. at ens s'clsck, s. ? Behan (chairmas), and Morris GolSwater, supervisors, and the clerk, being present.
 On nstisn. sale of Flagstaff isil prop er,y was postponed until May 2oth.
 On motion, Dist. Atty Ross was granted leave ei absence for 60 days ts gs beyond the liaits sf the Territory provided deputy is appointed te re- side in Prescott.
 On motion, the treasurer was ordered ts make the following changes in the delinquent tax roll for 1889, to strike sff whole assessment of Mrs. M. E. wagener, widow, ana strike oa S7So fer assessment of Gerald Russell, the same being erroneous.
 Aaioured until April 2ed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
..ore Ugh, as 10 who are Voters.

Hon. c. Ii. Akers, County Recorder,
 YsYapai County, Prescott, A. T.:
 My Dear sir;-Reierring to your letter iasuiring about the registration lsw of date April lath, and my answer thereto. have this to say; l d'd not unS rl ske to pass upon the constlto- tionalisy of that law or any part thereof. ! undertook to interpret it as fsund ii en eur statute books. Its constita- iionaliiy is g question for the courts te de.eraise. However @sch ne -sy ! lean to the epision that that part oi Lhe law IS void that prohibits citizens 1; with tbeir srst papers from voting, Il Is no. for us to say. am your sbedi- aDt servant. If. D. Ross,
 Dist. Atty fayspai Cs. Prescott, April IS, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23

&syiaa sud Guriey s'rests- l 4 force of workmen, with censtril0-
 tisa train, is putting the Prescott 4 Ari1sns Central railroad in fine shape.
 Geo W. Sines was on the street today the first time ia about month, having been wrestling with a case of rheums- | tism.
 William and George Heisler returned yesterday from Walnut Grove. where they have bees placer mining during the winter.
 Flagstaff papers announce that a meeting ot all these whs are interested in the divisisn of Ysvspsi county will Ss held in Flagstaff on the 3d day of Nay. 1890.
 Complaint has been entered against James Hslligsn, 6 Lynx creek miner,
 charging him with being insane. An officer was sent out after him, anl be
 was sdludged insane today. VIC Bashserd is having his resi- dence raised tive feet, fer the purpose
 st placing & stone foundation under 1t Ne will also have the entire structure rsnsdsled, F. c. Parker being the con- tractor for the work
 The eJosRSAL-NIsRR is semi-o fIicislly
 assured that mail servive to Ju- niper, on tho Williamson valley route, will shsrtly be increased te three times s vsek, and that service will also be extended, weekly sr perhsps more, to the Hillside mine.
 Col. Alfred l.. Hough will retire e. morrow. having reached the age of GA years. X new Colonel will Dc assigned ts the command of the g h. Infantry.
 and those bee, posted believe that u. Gel Charles M. Bartlett, of ,he lst. Infantry will succeed.
 The Knights of Pythiss had an inter- esting session of their lodge last night and were complimented by Grand Chancellor Gibbons on the proficiency et their work. After the close et lodge they gave banquet to the grand chan cellsr ct the Pioneer hetel. The lodge is in very prosperous condition and Is I constantly adding new members, hay ing work at nearly every meeting. The school trustees gave notice ts D Lanbright, principal Of the public schools. last Saturday, that his depart meat wssld he closed at the end st the | present schsel month, and ss a csnse- suencs his services Will be no longer required. The nwsber of pupils have 1. dre ppsi from eighteen to seven in his | department, szd the trustees have de- ! cided that it is net advisable to con 1 tinue the expense of the principais 1 salary and the payment Of rent for a rosA in the city hall for this number. Professor LanbtiSht. it is understosd, , will accept ths etsr recently wade to
 hisa sf a profsssorship in an eastern
 college.
 The lsEd office received offio o. t;ce yesterday tha. ths commissioner sf the general isad sfiee had affirmed the decision of the register asd re- ceiysr sf tho Prescott land office iz the
 cssc ei the United States vs. J. L. Cam
 bridge. The decision of those officers
 were is faver of defendant. The action
 was brought by Special Agent Bsvsns,
 aaa ia connection with it was charge
 of perjury preferred against Dr. Lin
 ssln, which was also knocked cut in
 stks district court.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
Advice to Motnars.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething It soothes the child, soitens the gums, sllsys all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Di- arrh~s. Twentv-ive cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
Adjsured until April aed.
TUESDAY. Anil

TUESDAY, April 2. Board met at 9 o'clock. Full beard aAd clerk present.
 On meties, the following road re- ports were read, accepted, ss& bills au- ditsd and allowed ss specified: Dist. Ne. 10. T. E. Carter. ... .$ll9 9 Dist. Nc. 2l, J. R. Slack .... 8 75 The following claims against the general fund were audited and allowed J. W. Wilson X Co. m'dse, S15. F.. w. French, examination of insane, SIT. Board adjourned until "Wednesday, April a3d.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
Born.
Died-

STEs AAN--ln Prescott, at the resi- dence of J. K. Ashley, April s0th,
 N. c. stesdmaa, aged about 70 years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
Scaly Skin Diseases

Psoriasis S years. covering race. head, and entire body with white scabs shtn red. ttchy, and hseealnx flair alt gene spent Hundreds or Boitars. Preseunrcd incurabIc, Cured BY cutsxnra Hemedles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
Hardware
 Department

You will find a good stock and all new and splendid assort-. ment, and bolts ot all sizes, and 1 have large lot of Iron for the uses of ranchers and smiths. .
 also run Tn connection with my other business a large
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-23
FsoS TUESDAYS DAILY.

Holland Herrings st A. wollenberg { Co.'S. u ii T. AndroSs left for Hoibrosk this afternoon, on revenue business.
 J.F osenburg will leave in a lew days for visit to his family in Cali iornia
 Mechanics are at work putting in new shelving for the store nert door to the post office.
 Hos. Levi Bashlord is having tAe iron, si the old Williams Hsase restau- rant reD c&eled.
 kr. Boughten has received word of the safe arrival si MT. and Mrs, \. Aiken at Portland.
 Charles schutr vas held teddy by Jsstiee Andrews under S3oo be dds to snswsr s charge of burglary,
 Lieutenant Palmer, of whipple Bar racks, wAs s welcome visittr st this efice this afternoon.
 , ~d8uburg s cleaning the de- br1 la.e fire, pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
She Wants an Account,

Mary c. Pryor, by F. H. Mackey, has filed
bill in equity for an account, &c, against E.
A. Mciptire and others. The complainant sets
forth that in May, 1850, she was seized in her
own right of part lots 81 and %, square 500,
and conveyed the same by deed OF trust to
secure $3.50 to Hartwell Johnson, and default
being made the sale took place in June, 1881,
and complainant's husband became tho pur-
chaser for $780, She states that McIntire rep
resented that they might remain in possession
and pay rent, which he would apply on the
amount due, and until September, 1884, they
continued to pay rent She charges that she
recently discovered that the sale was made
without the knowledge, authority or direction
of the holder Of the no e. and setting forth sub
seguent transfers of the property. She asks an
injunction to prevent a further encumbrance
OF the property, q decree declaring the sales
null and void, that an account be rendered. &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
Trusted Him for His Fine.

William Hoffman, the carpenter, was before
the police again today on the usual charge,
drunk and disordeyly." Well" said the
judge. "whero are you working now?'
"0n New Hampshire avenue, he responded.
''Ilow about last night?'
Il tell you. judge, last evening / had a
hemorrbage of the lungs and had to drink
some whisky to keep from dying. I've got a
plaster on my chest now"
The policeman said that Hoffman was intox-
icated and was making noise loud enough to
be heard three squares.
''lf you viii take my personal bonds for a
few days" said the defendant, I'm come III
and pay tho fine
Judge Miller's business is usually cash, but
Holman has been trusted before and, as he al
ways paid his bill, the judge gave him seven
days IN which to settle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21

Rev. John Jasper, the colored Baptist minis
ter of Richmond, who won notoriety on his
sun Do Move" sermon. has decided not to re.
peat that sermon any more, giving as n reason
that the large attendance Of white people on
such occasions crowd out his congregation and
they have complained about it.
Capt. Frank Cunningham, Richmonds WELL
known tenor, has resigned as n member of the
First Baptist Church choir, to which he has
belonged twelve years.
A silver knee buckle was found recently in
Swift Run Gap, Rockingham county, which
was set with diamonds. 1t is supposed that
they may have been lost by Gov. Spottswood
in his famous expedition described III Ton-
taine's history.
A lunatic IN the Eastville Jail, who had locked
himself i'll and could not unlock the door, was
given an ak to break the door down, but used
the ak for the purpose of keeping outsiders at
bay. and it was with great difficulty he was
subdued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
Gov. Campbell Will Stick.

The report that Gov. Campbell will retire
from the gubernatorial Office is denied by that
gentleman over his own signature. The fol-
lowing telegram states his position:
Replying to your inquiry just received, I
may say that the telegram from Hamilton to
which you refer is absurd 1 am not dis
couraged, although somewhat Disguised /
am positive of legislation in strict conformity
to my wishes. My only regret is that it has
been SO slow in passing. The reference to my
private affairs contained in the same telegram
is equally untrue. / have no interest in South
Carolina phosphates. nor does tho Southern
investment Company deal IN breweries The
story is one of series OF tales about me con-
cocted at Hamilton at regular intervals and
subsequently disproven with equal regularity.
..JAMFS T. C,NpUr1r -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows: II. ].
Haley to L. Simmons, lots Z to 8, So. 1884; -.
Percy Thomas to Joseph Shillington ct al,
part T, So SO; =. +. S. Deland to W. p H.
Crews, sub GO, 50. 366; g. W. Is. Marche to
u ID. Moulton, sub I16, 50. 15a; s.. s. j.
epearing to ]. G. Valient, part Is, SO. 3S9; =.
j. G.. Valient to Thomas yalient, u interest in
same; e. ID. B. McKibben 20 J. F. Crome-
lien, part 4, 50. All; G.. Elizabeth +. Hunter
to Z. j. Hill. subs 50 to 81, so. 1853; E 2.
Coreoran to G. Hutton. part %, 50. $685. II Goo
W. j. herman to 7. II. Herman, part II. 90. u:
e. Harriet V. Williams to ". ID. PAYNE. 3
acres near IenleytoNn; S2,25O. W. A. Cunning
ham to ID. Jackson. lot 6. part 5, So. Sc; l.l73
i. II. Wentworth to Virginia c. HuIdskoper,
part Of Alliance. 32l acres; g. H. Smith
ct al 10 c. q. Robinson. lot IS block 5, Twin.ng
City; $50. Mary Bastable to John II. BastabIe,
part IL, 50. lie; .. +. L. Rawlings to Thos.
killigsn. part IS, 50. 2l4; s2,7SO. w. J. New
ton 10 Minnie J. Burn, subs 81 and 80, SO. 9oI 1;
o., 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-21
A NEW SOCIALIST ORGAN.
The Doctrines Will BE Spread by q
Paper I'm Berlin,

The New York Tribune says: Cable dispatches
have already reported that the socialist party
in Germany had resolved to have hereafter a
kind Of official organ, published in Germany.
That paper appeared on October 4, at Berlin,
under the name Of Neue Ze1t or Neo Times.
This publication is one of the results Of the ex-
piration of anti-socialist law. The organ OF the
party heretofore was the Social Demokrat, pub
lished first in Zurich and later in London. The
policy of this latter paper was moderate and it
is likely that the new socialist organ will main
tain a similar line of conduct. Its first number
contains long leading article summing up the
history Of the party during the last twelve
years. The paper strongly advises its friends
to give special attention to propagandism
among the rural population, while not neglect
ing to spread the doctrine among the laborins
classes In the cities
The international character of the paper is
seen IN the first number in the fact that the
main editorials are signed by Schippel, the
leader of the young German socialists" and
by Lafargue one OF the chiefs Of the French
socialists,