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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
Ptstn Talk.

The Kansas railreSd commissioner
 are men who have a happy faculty 0
 talking plainly when they deem it rec
 esssry, and de net evince any he's
 itapoy in expressing themselves freely
 In sunzing up recent case befor,
 the beard they conclude ss follows "We cannot be slisd te the fsc' that railroad homogeneous de net
 always, even when practicable to de so
 consne their passenger service siriotly
 to the limits of public requirements 1 and the production of sslf-sussainins revenue.
 "EveR now. while the dwellers upon the prairies, whs have veluntarily s--sd themselves Is supply decent railroad facilities, are protesting against being hauled about at the rear end of freight trains, and their protest is net with the plea that better facili- ties cannot be afforded. Tens of thousands of dollars of revenue are be- ing wasted by railroad companies operating ia tbls territory in what is cautiously called passenger rate war, whick is species of amusement which certain yosng men who are set te con duct passenger traffic indulge in when they get tired of base ball, ard who ought to be sent to Jericho until tbeir boards have grown. and sober mi xdsd men put in charge. Ii this were dc ae, railroad companies could afford to give people on tbe rtsiries chance. or at any rate the plea that it dees not pay would come with more impressive grace"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
ode Fellows Anniversary.

The celebration ef the list snniver srsy ot Odd Fellowship in Aserica, by Prescott ledge of that order, last night, was very creditsble affair and will remain as one oi the bright pages cf its | history. The exercises were opened by singing and prayer. when Gee. k isrswn delivered the G23res of vel | eeue. after which he introduced the orator ef the evening, Harris Baldwin, Esa., whe delivered 6 very eloquent ] address, paying high encsniam to the principles, as we'll as to the practi- cal benevolent workings, Of the order throughout the world, and showing sy
 its rapid progress ef the deep hold 1t hss taken on the human heart, with
 its immortal principles of friendship,
 love and ruth. At the close of Mir.
 Baldwin's erstioD, tke closing ode of
 ths order was sung, when the members
 of the lodge and their assen, si,sea- -ests
 ind ulged in aancin: 10 excellent music furnished ky the orchestra of the Ninth
 inisStry band at Whipple, which was
 kept np rHtil about 3 o'clock a. m
 At midnight an excellent celiatien was served at the Bellevue hotel. Every thing passed os very pleasantly during ths entire evening, redect'ng great credit on tha committee of arrange
 ments, and on the ledge generally.
 While all the meseers of the commit
 tee tcek sn active iR terest in work
 ing for it's success, his fellow members
 Of the committee of arrangement say
 that Gee E. Brown was iRdeiatigable
 ln his work or the com mittee.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
Census Enumernt,cn Districts of
 rasapai CourTY.

The following is plan et the 6ivi sion Sf this County ints censls emu narration districts. ss furnished us b. the supervisor oi census:
 The first district Is embraced withis the following lines: All that territei1 b..y between the Colorado river an, the northern and western boundsriei cf Ysvspai county.
 Second All tAs: territory lying be- tween the Colorado river, and west of read frem Flagstaff to Moencepie, the {. &P. R. K. and western besrdArY sf county, including the towns of Be- Isont, Challenaer, Williams, Seligmar, TsrnPsi, etc.
 Third: All that territory lying be- tween the A. 4 P R. K. and F. & A . C. R. F., Santa Maria river and the western senndary oi Ysyspsi county including Chinc valley, Big Csine, Williamson Valley, and sll that cosn- tsy 6. and north of Sants Maria river
 Fourth. Al that territory soundes by the Santa Maria river, Granite Rage, EasssysMea creek and the southern and western boundaries si Ysyspai county, including Thompson, Kirkland, Skull srd Antelope valleys.
 Fifth: All that territory lying be- tween Lynx creek, Agsa Fria river, the soxthera boundary of the county, sH2 HssssysmPs creek, including Ft. WhipFle, Howells. Valiant Greye, Tip Ter, Castle creek. Giliet., Bsmble Bee. Big Bug and Stoddard.
 Sixth: All tha. territory lying se. tween the r. < \. c. R. R., Hasssy- sHpa creek. ths southern boundary of the county snd Verde river, including Jerome, Lonesome valley, Verde valley as fsr east as the rin rock of the Me gsllon mountains, Agus Fria, Black mesa, seasw peak, Cienegs and Camp Verde.
 Seventh: All that territory lying kHsSL b0e cALS AAfS&s tAS iONc ifSH Camp Verde to Sunset crossing, eastern :. and southern boundary of the county including Strawberry and all place, on CT nesr the read rem Camp Verde te ssasst Crossing.
 Eighth: All that territory between the read from Camp Verde to Sunset Crossing, the A. & ?. R. R., snd east oi the road trem Camp Verde ts Flag staf
 Ninth: All tkat territory between the rsad frsm Camp Verde to Flagstaff, ths A. ( P. R. R., the P. & <. ., R. B, and Verde river as far sonth ss the riIn rock of the Mogcllsn meustains.
 Tenth: All tina; territory lying be tween the Colorado and Little Colo rsas rivers, the road from Flagstaff to kosscepie, northern ssd eastern besn- asry oi county Rad the A. ( P. R. K, including Deaison, Flssstsff, Moen- copie, Tuba City, Lees Ferry, etc. . Eleventh: All that territory lying kstweea ths Sierra Prietts range and summit Of range west ef Prescott, in- ciudisg the city of Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
ome Interesting items for Al
 Glasses of Readers.


 
 stonewail Whisky at the Monte zEma. U
 Fine stock of Saddles at osnburg Bros.' aiu
 Cowboy outfits speciality at osen- burg's. dltt
 Schooner Beer si the MonteEuma. , cents glass. t .
 Coxe's Glycerine Lotion at Rcss's Corner Drug Store. nlsu
 All the standard patent medicines st the Corner Drug Store. If sterIing's Royal Remedy at Ross Corner Drug Store. nsu
 All the standard psteat medicines at the Corner Drug Store. a Try bottle of Tolsnd's Tonic, fer sale at the Corner Drug Store. If Three meals for si at the sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz' Hotel.
 The genuine sterling's Royal Rem- edy for sale at the Corner Drug stsre.tf
 Reduced prices have caused great rush of business at the Corner Drug Store. tf Congress, Apollinaris and yichy | mineral waters in stock at the Corner Drug store u For "ths. tired feeling" use Iron Tonic Bitters from the Mountain City prug stsre. a2ti Everything found in frst-class harness shop can be had at Osenburg's at bottom prices. diu A pretty heme fo- dollar. Use Diamond Dyes, for sale at the MeuR. ! tain City Drug Store. a2d Saddle horses and single or double rigs for hire at Sloan's stable southeast corner of tue plaza. Ii Achers of Cerns cured by Acorn sslve. Only I5o., by mail 20c., from Mountain City Drug Store. sstf A large assortment of drugs, chem ieals and toilet articles for sale at the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. u Miners and Ranchers-send your orders for drugs to Mountain City Drug Stsre, careful sttentioa and very lowest prices. a2ti Good work and low prices tell. 0senburg Bros. are always rushed. When you come to Prescott call and examine their stock of harness, saddles, etc. and obtain prices. dlti New goods, just received, st Mrs. ". c. Burdge's. The largest and finest stock of millinery and fancy goods ever shown in Prescott. m3ltf Photographs of the Walnut Grove Dam and Lake, before and after the disaster. Single views, 90 cts. Three views, SI. Seven different views, B. Mail orders promptly attended to. Erwin Bssr, photographer. If
 l have received carload of elegant Anheuser-Busch est. Louis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ioe-cold, at reduced prices, in kegs, bottles, or any amount. have reiurnished my lodg- ing house, and will .ent rooms; beds can be rented at two or four bits. I am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes. split and delivered at house for S7 per cord Leave orders here or through postoffice. Martin msier.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
Thompson Valley Rcdso

Will commence at the ranch of L. Bashiord, on May 5ib. All parties interested are requested to be present.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
leckwooo.s Murder.

Sheriff oEsill came in to-day with L. J. Bsrgsman, who is charged with the murder of Captain V. E. Lock. wood, prominent sheep raiser near Flagstaff. Bargeman had 8 prelimi. nary examination before 6 Flagstaff
 justice ol the Teace, but did not ins troduce any testimony Tn bis defense.
 Frsm the testimony introduced, it sP- peared that the killisg was ever debt sf s25, owed by Lockwood to Barge nsu. The latter demanded the money, sns 1t is stated had made threats that if Lsckweod did act pay him be would Kill hin. lockwood, having se money wits him, offered to give him an order en either Flagstaff or winslow mer- chant, which he refused to take. Lock woes whom killed was driving along the road in wagon He leaves wife sna six children. He was captain n the union army, and s pTominen and active member of the grand army.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
EElIoal HEEsIs JOURNAL -HIEER.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 50, 1890.
.our pausers ,n EIuo."

 The Ckarlsstsn (s. O News and Courier Is credited with having asea the sbeye expression in referring ts Union veterans Of the late war; Where the thunder of Trsason's srst
 csRnen Broke shesluRbering peace of the world, .s ud reared 'rousd the rsmparts ot
 saapier, Until its tern banner was furled; There Is bresthoa like the hiss of a viper 4 breath, foul ss dasisrd e'er Srew, And its form Is the legend lacenic,
 "0ur psuPers in blue v II is said of the heroes of battles As het as the faries of hell, whe, p,simeS fer the flag aaS the Union, Yet finger the story te tell-- ;. Whose brothers lie under the starlight Asleep till inc spsl review It's st rHEs that the by-wers is printed,
 "onr psupers in bluel" Ths,k Gedi :hs' 'twas left for THAT
 city
 To breed frsm its tressonous wcnb A msn whs ceuld think 1t and say it {; 2 Let these words be inscribed sn his
 tomb, "Ee whs lies ners wss stranger tc valor, He sneered at Ged;s blessed and few, And called them whe kept us s Nstics,
 "oUR PAuPRRs IN Bf-uEi" Rvt I'd say te him now in tssss staazas, Tka, If these cid warriors be peer, Thsugh screw sbides with them ever, And hunger stands gaunt st the dser, I;'s because. sir, they lest health and
 Tigsr
 In saving country for you Whs stsupts them ss being bst parpers--
 "Our paupers in blue" In the rush and the whirl of the era Ts baysa's forgotten their scars Azd, in memory, yet hear their druA-
 beat. ks they followed the banner of stars; Ws think of tho ones She are absent" Wssse sleod flecked the grasses like
 eew, And with tears say "They're ours, not
 ysere-
 Our heroes is blue Veal sweet unto vs IS their hist'ry, These grsaeest men mothers OCT bore, Tke flower cf the sge ard tie Nation, Whose glory shall live eyermore; And, nnnl the last enc, drifting
 outward, Salsiss as he bids Us aaier, We hail then, and siess them, ara
 crown theR
 "0sr heroes in blue" Hank Wsgener, in Las Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
Census Notes.

For the information Of Arlzops peo- pie interested in the census the follow ing notes are published;
 The territory is divided ints A enu- meraticn districts, districted as follows :;
 Moh&ve. 3. Yuma, 2, Cechise, , 1; Pima, T Final, :. Graham, 2; Gils, 2 |; Ysvspai, II; Apache, 3: Marieopa. 0.
 A letter troRs Hon Rssert P. Porter, superintendent of the census, to osuper- visor k. :. Clark, states that the rate deterninsd upon fer Arizona enume- ratsrs (s5 per day) is the highest com pensatisn that will be allowed emu. msraters under the Eleveath Census. This rate will be paid throughout Ari-
 zena, except in cities having populs- sion of 2,000 and upwards, where the usual ger capita rates will se paid.
 The plan for the division et Arizona into enumeration districts. ss submit ted by Supervisor Clark, was among the very few plans ci the various dis tricts in the United States that were approved by the Superintendent with out change.
 Schedules for the use of Arizona emu
 nlsrstors are new CD route from Wash
 ingten ts Supervisor Clark. They
 are shipped in 8 large boxes, which oc-
 oupy space of about 40 cubic feet. The enumeration will commence on the first Monday in Jane, and must D ] completed by the Both ef tke same
 msnth.
 The first day of June will be what is termed the "CeHsus day" and the cen sus will he taken as ei that date. Property owners need have no hesi-
 tstion in answering fully and accurately 1 all questions asked by enumersters
 respecting their property possessions,
 as such information will never be sc- l accessible ts any sne connected with
 the leyying oi assessment on property fer the purpose of taxation. Sach data is gathered solely with view Of sscer- tsining as nearly as possible tbe wealth of the territsTy. It is to be hsPed that this information will se borne in mind, SC that the questions of the inqsisitive eSumerator may be met frankly and fully without tse evasiens aRd reserva- tions which usually are prominent fea- tures oI the returns given to assessors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
Letter List,

The following iss list of letters re saaising in the pest7ofics at Prescott Arizona. uncsllsd Fer April 24, 1se0. Beekmsn, Miss L Lefors, D Rarxet;, Geo Leslie, Lot,ie Bright. J z Lane, L | Clark, John Lever, Dillor, " F Miller, W k FitzgeTsle, D McCsnn z 3 .Gascslett;, D NsCue, Jas Griffin, Wm Miller, U Gs4Sirg. II C NickeTsSn, Miss I-2 Howey, John Power, B Hsrinoz, " Fl Rodgers, Ra kenPeGY. Johp Spssre, Axel kyans, Charlss SeyGore. hr kImbsE, Young, James Please call for "Aiver.ised letters" A. J. HEAs, P. M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30

: Please call for advertised lesters."
 A. J. HEAs, P. Ii.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
Rooms to Let,

WALDo HOUSE - NICE, CoMPoRrA.. " ply furnished rooms 10 lot reasonably bv tue day. week, or month. Iltf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
important Announcement.

For fine Gold and Silver Watch Chains, fine Jewelry of sh descrip tions, Clocks. Silverware, Spectacles, etc., go to Gee. Fl Curry, wbo carries the lsrg est line ot these goods in Arizona: Also Guns, Pistols, Cartridges and Sporting Goods.
 Watch work, in all its branches We make a speciality Of. All watch work guaranteed.
 We carefully attend to the cutting and mounting of all kinds of native specimens. Gso. R. CURRY,
 Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30

:.. Depsey Sasrir Gee. E. Brown re- Jufaed last nigh, frsm attending 52ysna lodge ! Q. 0. F. at Glebe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
R06an A0fInn

The Middle Verde rodeo will com- naence May ist, at John DGf's ranch, and work down the river to Box Can. yon, thence to the mountains on the usual route. Committee-S. s. Acker, J. NJ McRodgers, J T. Munds. Boss John Lee
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-30
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.


 1>o E. K. MURRAY, YOUR HErss. AS. signs ana legsi rspressntStives You are hefepy notified that the under. srsned. who Rre co- wuers with you in tht riorei cla mining claim, have.eS pended fht sum or two hundred dollars in labor and r proyements upon said mining claim. tht sad 4penditure. ard i'm proven snts keip < msce he years 1888 and 1888. ..in com pIiancs witn Inc ite- States mining lsws. requlr. lng spDr expenditures to be made on min. ing claius
 The said Florencls mining claim causfsfs ol l soS feet in lengtk by GO feaf wide sstu, te 1, n verde mining district, Id the county of Yayr apal, In the Tsrrttcrs Of Arixona record of the location Of the said Florencia a minins, cistn is made in the rec Jrd of mines in th.' omce of ths county recorder of said Yavspss county in Book g page g.
 And you are hereby fur ser notifisd thr. if M tbe expir. ion of n ne ' days alter ths' puDics Ion of this no,.es. you fail Q, rein d to contribute or pay to your proportion of tae said expenditures toxetbsr vilh the cost oi me publication Of this notice ths fntsrasr ol you m said FloTeneia mirius claim will ne iorIsitea ssd oscome the property of tha undersigned. d. KUHN,
 n. HfSRY wuRzBuaa.
 Prescott, 4. T.. March l, 1890.
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$500 Rcwaro.

The above reward will be paid by the undersigned for the apprehension and conviction oF the party or parties who set fire to the Standard mill On Groom creek, cn the morning Of March 18th. VIM. MoNTcoNRsy IT. f,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08
state of New Mexico. and insist that ample

state of New Mexico, and insist that ample
means shall be produced by taxation for
their support for a period of not less than
six months in the year, and we further
favor the comforting upon the voters of
each school district the right to impose
additional taxes for such district for such
purposes, and we urge the election of
members to the legislature who will favor
such measures.
We denounce and condemn in the most
unqualified terms the slanderous charge
of the Democracy that the native people
Of this territory are mentally and morally
disqualified for self government; on which
ground that party bases its chief objection
to the constitution.
We favor the protection of laborers and
employees and the adoption of proper laws
securing to them liens for their services
and also establishing suitable courts of
arbitration for the settlement of differ
ences between employees and employers.
Resolved, That we recommend and
adopt as designating device, to be print
ed on the face and at the head Of the
ticket or ballot of the Republican party
to be voted at the various polling places
in this territory at the general election, to
be held on the first Tuesday Of November
next, the American flag; and that we re-
gard the action of the territorial Demo
cratic convention, recently held at Silver
City, in specially refusing to adopt the
same emblem, as characteristic of the
history of the Democratic party ever since
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08
THE NEW STATE UF IDAHO.

The state of Idaho elects the whole
Republican state ticket by majority Of q
500, and forty-six Republicans out of fifty
five members of the legislature; the leg
islature will elect two Republican United
States senators; the people of Idaho want
good many things from the admins
tration and from congress and remem-
bered that it was Republican president,
a Republican senate and Republican
house of representatives, who all worked
together and admitted them into the
union as free, sovereign and indie
pendent state. 1t is well the people Of
Idaho did well; immigration and capital
are going into the new state at great
rate; business is increasing; values OF all
sorts Of property are increasing; mining
properties are being developed as never
before, and a general good time is coming
for all the people of the new state.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08
A U. s. ASSISTANT ATTORNEY FOR NEW
MEXICO.

We are pleased to announce that
Attorney General Miller, recognizing the
necessity for the appointment Of an
assistant attorney for New Mexico as
set forth at length by the New
MEXICAN of the 1st of September last,
has appointed Mr.. Geo. G. Preston, an
able and we'll qualified attorney, to that
office. The recent transactions in the
only court held in New Mexico since We
called attention to this appointment
abundantly justify the position Of the
New MEXICAN then taken.
In that court held in the Sd judicial dis
trict, u. S. Attorney Fiske had more
work than any one man should
handle or could we'll handle. There
were nineteen convictions and six
trials in which the defendants were ac-
quilted, making a total of twenty-five
cases on the U. S. side OF the court dis
posed of in term of but twenty-three
days, without reducing the U. S. business
in that court as shown by the fact, that in
that term there were thirty-six new in
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08

The Republican party of New Mexico
has good deal of work before it it has
less than a month to do it in the enemy
is INSCRIPTIONS and dishonest to the core
the best interests OF the people demand
the defeat of the bosses and the corrupt
men now in control of the Democratic
machine; they have worked against the
best interests of New Mexico in the past
and will work against them in the future.
The Republicans of New Mexico must put
their shoulders to the wheel Loyalty and
energetically, if they would be successful
in the coming election. Bear this in
mind, and act accordingly.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08

SOME of the newspapers printing the
Railway Ages estimate OF railroad con-
struction in the nation for this year have
glibly set New Mexico down as among the
territories building not mile of new road
this year. The original dispatch men
toned simply "Mexico," but in both cases
there is nothing to Justify the assertion.
Nobody knows how many new miles Of
road Mexico has built this year, but as
far as New Mexico, certainly this territory
is ahead Of many Of its competitors this
trip, for over 100 miles of new railroad
has been added to the territory's mileage
during the present year and certainly that
isn't bad, for it means at least 81 ,O00,-
900 eventually added to the taxable wealth
of New Mexico.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08

THERE is no question about it; Repub-
lican delegate will be able to exercise
some influence with the administration
and with congress during the coming two
years; Democratic delegate, Joseph or
any one else, will be simply nulllty !;
specially Joseph, who is very unpopular
in the departments and with United State 8
senators; hence vote for M. S. Otero, who
will make frst-class delegate in every
respect; make your vote count and help
the territory; the good Lord knows the
territory needs all the help it can possibly
get and from every direction.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08

CONSIDERING the combination OF Cir
cumstances and the influences of all kinds,
political and otherwise, against the adop-
ton of the constitution, the friends OF
progress, prosperity, advancement and
statehood for New Mexico have no cause
to complain. The anti-statehood people
confidently expected majority Of $50 in
this city; they did not get it the outlook
for the Democratic gang ticket looks blue,
very blue, indeed, unless the tax payers
are fools enough to put up more money to
to be used in the election and in the pres.
ent campaign.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08

DURING the Democratic administratit n
from 1885 to 1889, the expenses of the
territorial prison amounted to $52, 900 per
annum. During the first year under a
Republican regime. from March 4, 1889,
to March 4, 1890, the expenses, with the
same number of prisoners. were 500. 900.
1t is plain to any person who can read
and understand that the management
under the Democratic administration was
dishonest, and the management under a
Republican administration is honest.
That is all.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08

CANADA is quite torn up over the tariff
which the Mckinley bill laws upon NUT
ton, oats, barley, eggs, horses and other
farm products. And yet some people
contend that this bill was not framed for
the good of the American producer.
Why should not Canadian eggs, oats,
barley, etc., he shut out? This country
and it's people are abundantly able to pro-
duce these articles, and certainly they de-
serve protection if any class of American
labor does.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-10-08

So FAR as heard from the press OF the
country regardless of politics, is taking
most kindly to the Stewart bills recently
introduced in congress relative to govern
ing the public schools of New Mexico and
enforcing the use OF the English language
in this territory.