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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

First publication July g. last Aug. 10.
Notice II hereby given that by virtue OF n
writ OF fer faclas issued out ofthe Circuit court
for the county of Marqustte, In Cbancery, In
favor of Fitch J. Bosworth. Bedford u. Hop
kins and Edward II. Hopkins, compiainants,
against the goods and chattels aud real estate
of John Friedrich and Dele Friedrich In the
county OF Iron and state OF Michigan. 10 me
directed and delivered. did. on the 3d. day OF
July, A. ID. 1890 levy upon and take all the
right. title and interest of the said John Fried
rich and Dellie Friedrich IN and 90 the following
described real estate to-wit. Lot number two
t2l OF section twenty (2S). In township
forty-threc (43) north, OF range thirty-two OBJ
west, IN the county 81 iron and state oi Michi-
gan. all OF which shall expose for sale at public
auction or vendure 20 the highest bidder, at the
front door Of the building In which the Circuit
court for the county OF ronisheld, AZ the village
Of csystal Falls Ia said county, on the goth day
of August next, at the o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated this Sd. day OF July A. ID. 1890.
JOHN s. MCLEAN, sherif.
BALL& HANscoM,
Solicitors forcomplainants.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

An excellent opportunity for trip
east will be afforded 10y the q. A. X. en-
campment at Boston, August 10 To 10,
as for that occasion tickets TO Boston
and return will bs sold atvery low rates.
Tickets and full information can be OBJ
tanned OF ticket agents Chicago * North
Western Railway.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

Family Speciality delivered part
the mining Locations
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
SLAPS AND BANGS.

A broken record cannot be set.
 Tue latest thing n socks, holes.
 John Doe Is usually wild buck.
 A good draw; drawing your breath.
 A foreigner with handle to his name is easily picked up.
 The talk about BshIing sea war seems to have a iShy flavor.
 President Harrison likes neat clothes because they are Benny ht.
 A copyright law and tariff on hogs are both protection for the pen.
 Does the cigar maker that sells the cheapest cigars cabbage his stock ?
 A man jeff Socorro the other day. He wouldn't have taken II it he could.
 The man who wants to borrow . liver probably hasn', good tenor voice.
 Telephone grlsar not angels but they have a good deal of "hello" around them.
 A Connecticut man forged certificate ot church membership. He got hell for It.
 Minnie Psmer has bought three big dogs. Guess she wants 10 keep the puppies away.
 The woman that wanted the World got Press and was glad she was up to the Times.
 The colors in the latest style Of big plaid shirts may not be .ast but their wearers are. They had cyclone at Fargo. l. did nc, 20 far and spent it's force and never got Morehead. Guls that are in favor of long CT agreements are generally in favor oi long marriages too. Trinidad IS said to be the mecca of western gamblers and that any sport can mecca a stake there. Cuffs that have made two visits to a | steam laundry are like drunken man; got ag on. The difference bet~een the past and the present tense depends on the tens that you have blown in. Whats the use of Edison making doll babies that can ialk1 Natures sort can give a man a yell of time. The girls al the sea shore are very liberal when they go bathing. Al least i hey give everybody a show.
 The papers want to known "what will be the outcome oi the iotteryF, It won't be as big as the income.
 The reason detectives are called shadows Is because you can step on them and they don, know il
 Kate Field indignantly says that she hasn't got bright red satin dress. She has got plenty of bright read ideas any way.
 Wearing sashes Is no new fashion. 1 The windoss have been doing Il ior a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.

NEWS NOTES AND CoMMsHtS.
 Heavy rains have caus d floods m the Da1eeling district, India.
 The Natural Brijge property in NH- pinia has been sold to Massachusetts and Vmgicla syndicate Ter Ssoo,ooo.
 Marcelius Baucett, deputy sheriff of San Juan county, N. NJ, was struck by lightning on Wednesday, and instantly killed.
 The Sisseton and Wahse;on Indians at Lake Traverse, $. D, are destitute, drouth having destroyed theft crops. and congress Is asked 10 appropriate $s,oee for their rellef
 Fred Geileke, whom the San Fran cisco police wanted on a charge of arson, shot and killed himself last Saturday on discovery that his wife was untaithfuL Four hundred Aen, women and boys are employed in canning factories at Pomona, California.
 A train of twelve cars, loaded with hogs, go, beyond the control of the tram men. while coming down the grade ot the Gloiiei. mountains in New Mexico. and jumped the track killisg the fire man. one brakeman and fatally inlurlng ,he engineer.
 The new cruiser San Francisco has been placed on the dry dock to receive final preparations for her official trial trip.
 Prairie fires west of San Antonio, Tex are causing heavy losses.
 A Victoria (B. e. dispatch says; The Cariboo stage was held up by highSay' men near Ashcroft.
 Five hundred employees at the New Jersey steel and iron oompany's works at Trenton, N l., are on strike. In Mlsslou valley, near San Diego, the 4-year-old son of a rancher named Allen pulled down q shotgun, which was leaning against the wall of the house, when it was discharged, killing the child.
 On Sunday night twenty-five colored laborers left Heffner's plants,lon, neat Oak Ridge, Louisiana, 10 make their way into Arkansas. They were pur- sued by posse gathered by Heffner l and found in the woods. After barley they agreed To return but when the posse went forward some shots were fired. The posse returned the fire and five negroes were killed. Much indig- nation prevails among the planters on account of the running away of coloreo ! help whom they brought there from North Carolina at much expense. A case Of cholera is reported al Atch' inson, Kansas.
 Of family of sixteen, near Taylors- town, Pa, thirteen have died os dyph- ,heua
 According to the official reports, the number of abandoned farms in Vermont now reaches 5000.
 Hackmen n Baltimore, wanting tc discourage Sunday funerals, have ad- vanoed rates for this day So cents.
 The largest perfect diamond in tht world is tbe Imperial, owned by syndl cate in Paris. IL IS valued at SI, ,ooo, ,ooo
 What is the use of being a Bntlst monarch anyway There hasn't been veto in that unfortunate country for iS'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

long time. This Is a r,t,y gooi joke.
 It all the reported "rlch gold diseov- esies" had banned, out the yellow stuff would be ss worthless as greaser's dog.
 No wonder the ladies did no, seek appointments as census enumeratcrs. They might have been accused Of pad ding.
 A dor is smarter than man. He lays down in the shade and sticks his tongue out and makes faces al the ho, weather
 When chap is hauled up for bigamy the papers usually announce tone wife too many." Two too many would be nearer the mark.
 The teacher that told a scholar that the king was the highes, power never played poker and found the other fellow with an ace high flush There are other remarkable scores" besides those made by base ball clubs The one made by the barkeeper for in stance, when your credit is good The directors ofthe New Mexico ter ritorial fair to be held at Albuquerque in September have decided 10 add COW boy tournament ,o the other attractions offered. The chap that invented two upper | vest pockets did l, so that he could cary good cigars, for himself, in one of them and stinkadoras, 10 give away. in the other. Old man Dtinkhard is 90 years old and when young Goodboy wondered why he d,dnt die. Aleck Smart sug- 1 gested that II was because the rulers of the next world were afraid he'd swallow all the spirits.
 The papers are talking abeu, Sarah Bernhart's marrow escape" She could no, very we'll have wide escape. She is so thin ,ha, when a pam hts her Il takes the doctors a month 10 tell whether II IS the cramp colic or the back ache. "Whers are you going io, my pretty
 maidT
 "Going to cooking school, SIT" she
 said.
 ,'May go with you, my'pre,ty maid ? %Yes. if you'll eat a meal, sir, she said He went, and he ate; there's no more to :, be sad; Except to remark: The eater IS dead. There used to be preacher, Weary. worn and old, Of whom little story Wth ten ton morals told. This preacher tried his level best To point the narrow way, And all he ever got for il Was wind, instead of pay. They starved tbe dominic to death,
 But ere his spirit fled
 He preached farewell sermon
 And here IS what he said: Some day I'll meet ihe master,
 Before the grea, white throne, And he will ask to see my sheep
 File past him. one by one. And then I'll have 10 ten him,
 While scalding tears I weep; My flock was all made up of hogs,
 l didn't have sheep.
 MosE NJ. BIQuE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

The farmers alliance candidate tor governor of South Carolina has an nounced bis position as follows: My platform is self-governmenl-genuIn Jeilersoniau democracy. Every man i- the s,ate shall have a voice in the gov ernment and in casting of his vote. and the minority shall subside and obey the majority" ltis needless to say that he is being actively opposed by the demo ~, ats ot that state, as that IS not the kind
 democracy which exists today.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

Col John P. Jackson, cf San Fran cisco, California, formerly proprietor oi the Evening Post, for whom the editor of this paper worked for several years had over S6o, ,oOo. 900 turned over to him recently. The mtney n question belonged [, the United States govern ment and was turned over to Colonel Jackson who was recently appointed assis,anttreasurer al San Francisco.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

When democratic officers were ln power and gave all the advertising pat ronage of their respective offices to ther partis an papers nothing was heard iron the republican papers in opposition to it. If perchance an advertising crumb were occasionally thrown to republican paper howl immediately went up against the recreant official doing so by his par.y papeSs, accusing him Of dls- loyalty to his party fof such act Things are considerably changed. The same papers ,ha: howled for ALL the patron age from democratic officials are now bowling equally loud for division o' the spoils, and in some instances have reduced their prices, charging only from one-htth to one-haf what they did when everything came their way. Consistency Is a very rare jewel in this instance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

The board of territorial loan commIs- sioners will meet at Phenix on the 18th. Under the law he loan commission IS constituted C. the governor, the auditor and the secretary of the territory. The funding bill provides for funding all the territorial, county, municipal and school district debts with twenty year bonds at a rate of interest not to exceed 5 per cent per annum.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
The Phen,x Republican seems to

The Phenix Republican seems ,o be doing all in its power to deieat the rail- road subsidy biil, while al the same time professing friendship for the railroad proposition. I: says, "the Republican wants a railroad but"-and then adds numerous and sundry "buts" which, II needed, wonld but" the entire proposl- ton m the head. The papers and men who want things but - are the ones who usually do the cause they pretend to advocate more absolute harm and in- jury than its open and avowed enemies. II the Republican favors the raii'oad subsidy bill let it come out iaH and square and work for il and not inJure the cause by professed friendship, while covertly working against it with its "ouis
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

The squaw and papoose of Geronimo, the notorious Apache, have beer bap- ,l.ed in the Catholic church. The cere- meny took place al S,. Thomas church, Mt. Vernon, Alabama, on the 18th, and was performed by the Rev. O. H. Grady. a missionary attached to the cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Mobile. Geronimo and a large number of hls h. d,ans Tn full war paint attende d the ser ~.ra -Ex
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

A Marico, a man put in bid Of S5oo to report the mining census of Marieopa county. As there are only few nm irg claims in the county and only one in active operation, if the government were to pay in this proportion tor ,he mining census ot the whole territory the cost would be about SIoo, 900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

The St. Johns Herald now tavcrs compromise of taxes with the Atlantic and Pacific railroad. A compromise oi ,he Apache county cases would be a serious blow 10 the attorneys who have been waxing ia, oa the fees received from the county in fighting these cases.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

The New York Mall and Express publishes a dispatch from its Washing ton correspondent. in which the state raent IS made that Mir. Blsine's retiTe- ment from office will be announced
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

A San Francisco telegram say that the Santa Fe company has engaged l,eoo Chinese laborers who will be placed at work nex, week constructing it's line to- wards San Francisco.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

One of Watertown's South Dakotas' weekly papers announces the suspension for the third time of tn. Courier there, she only daily journal published " wthin radius of eighty miles of Wasertown.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

Coffee, cotton. bananas, olives and other tropical productions should thrive and prove profitable in the Salt, Gila and Colorado river valleys
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
CAPITAL PRIZE. Si5O. .000
sxisl s,.s A-sssa vsa Asnk. AGENTS WANTED

Tn every town and city in Unite States
 and British America.
 The payment Of Prizes iis guaranteed by a special deposit os Eve hundred thousand dol lars (t oo oooi, with the Sttte GSvernment, and approve by Jesus Arechtga, Governor Drawings under tha personal supervision of Lie. Aermluto Arteags ts appointed by the Government as tnterven or.
 Fl CERTIFY ihat with the S,ate Treasurer alt necessary guarantees are derositei, Rssu .. ing full payment of all prizes of this draw Ing. HSRaiSIo AeFEsGt, Interventor-
 IMPORTANT.
 Rsm,ttances mus. be ei her by New York Draft. Express or Registered Letter, Am erf- eau moaey. Col cotton, can be made by Ex press Companies or Bsnss. Tickets seut dI- rect to m msnagenent wilt hs psit bv drafts on New York, Montreal. St. Paul. Chtcsg |. San Frsncisce or City of Mexico. sFor further in- formation add esS
 JUAN PIEDAD. Manager,
 xsrasecas. Mexico. Apsftado s2 aI7
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
Speed linni..

A Burlington railroad man is author ity for saying that the speed of railroad trains is restricted within three theoretical limits; first a physical limit of eighty miles an hour, beyond which 1t is found impossible for the tram 10 keep the track second an operating limit of sixty miles an hour, which practical experience has lonnd that trains can be run wltho Ut much danger of life; third, commercial
 imi, of thirty miles an hour at which rate, all things considered, is found most economical 10 run a train.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

General Ell Murray has withdrawn as a congressional candidate from Cali tarria
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

When the republican party went into power it found silver worth about 90 or qI cents. IL has steadily advanced un- til it is now worth Ioo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

The advertising of the funding act seems to be the latest cause of woEri- ment 10 opposition papers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
FAMED FOR TWENTY HEARS

S@R saix<ts uer. We the undersigned Banks sUe bankers will psy all Prizes drawn in The ouisiana Slate Lotteries which may es .ss2 sEted s' x. M. EALHsLEs. Pres. Louisiana National Bank. PlERRk LANAtx.
 Pres. State National Bank.
 A BALDWIN. Pres, New Orleans National Bank
 sAK3. koHs.
 Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

Adver,ise m the JouRMAL-MIktR, the largest and best paper ln this section.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

Albuquerque IS raising $500 purse for q fireman's tournament during the territorial tsir.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
BusINxss PRoPosITIoN. A City Lady Who Required Proof bssere
 Belle wing.


 There recently appeared fn the ssn fnncssco osi, CAroaieic, and Ezamfaer. psUposincn Hitherto unheard of in similar businsss rels- tons. l, was nothing more nor isss fhsn an advertisement in which the Edwin W. Joy Company, in proof of the curative properties of yoy's Vegetable ssrssparira. cnersd for . limited period to submit it to the terrific tssf of "no curs no pay.~ Hsny accepted, and their letter. diving their experiences arc 90 convincing a to be almost beyond eelief. Here n snotnef' written under date January .. Isso:-
 pr,n srRs: accepted your orer so tess the merits of your vegetable remedy in sick head: aches and called Tor bottle aud got it had been troubled for . long time, and nao uiea nearly everything with ntsle or DO enect. psi Joy's Vegetable sarsapkriila acted almost nke mssio, and the first bottle relieved me from one of the worst cases of sick hssdsche& & on. ses had. Mka N. E tRiS1f
 is Prospect Place. San franciscc. We win from time to lime peblish otnen os ttese letters, It is doubtful fl any remedy wss sysr before successfully submitted to such severe yet convincing ordeal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
LOTTERY

and win extend i,s business throughout the United states ana British Celu nfs. s Below VIII be foand a list of the prizes which
 will te irawn on July 27, 1890. at Zacatecas, Mexico, And continued monthly thereafter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23

Pennsylvania is overwhelmingly re- publican in politics. No sane man doubts this for an instance, and yet the democrats think they can elect ther governor a, the approaching election. Their hopes are not uniounded. as the democratic candidate IS the most popu-
 lar man in the party, while the republi- cans seem to have been unfortunate n selecting the weakest possible candidate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-23
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club Rates or any further n formation dessrad write legioly to the undersigned, clearly stating Sour residence, wih Slate, Con nty Street aud Number. More rapid te. furn all delivery will he assured by your enclosing an envelope bearing your fuii
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-11-19
Gen. Ruger Not Alarmed.

HURON, Nov. l7.-Geu. Ruger and
1t. Woodruff arrived on their wy To
81. Paul from q visit to Forts Sully,
Randall and Bennett. They report
having found the Indians very quiet,
and, although there is much interest
manifested regarding the coming Of
their Messiah, there is no occasion for
alarm. Gen. Ruger, speaking Of the
reports from Pine Ridge agency. re
marked that while be was In posses-
sion of no information Of an officisl
character regarding the affairs there,
be had no doubt that there existed
some undue excitement among the
Sioux at that plsce. Should the In
dams continue to carry on their
dsnces aud tie Messiah ioolishnes, be
not stopped, 1t mry he necessary for
the Indians to give attention to the
affairs at Pine Ridge, the Genera
Gays. though he hopes this will not be
necessary.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-11-19

herited kidney disease is especially
dangerous, but may be successfully
resisted. "In 1883, was 90 near
deaths door with an inherited and
complicated case of Bright's disease. %
writes James H. Dove, 2i7 Bald win
St., Alpens, Mich. August litb, 1890,
(which bad bsffi d all remedies and
medicel assistance obtsinable. that I
was given up by friends and physi-
clans, ss beyond al recovery. In thi.
extremity was induced to try War;
ner's Safe Curewhich very soon gave
me relief, and led me to presevers In 1t
use, until / again became able to at
tend to my business. Ny case 10 well,
known 10 this community, And I feel
fully warranted In recommending
Warmers Safe Cure in cases of kidney
disease, knowing full well that I would
long since have been 10 my grave,
had 1t not been for the use Of this
remedy.
Men and women i1heriu genius.
talent, all menta and physical quail
ties; aud 1t is now well established
that all phases OF physical as well %
meltal disease are transmissible.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-11-19

that the redskins manifest for smmu.
nition-would seem to indicate that
there was something more than mere
talk In these rumop. Mayor Hill Of
Mandan called meeting for yesterday
evening TO tske some action 10 regard
to the matter. A committee was ap.
pointed to employ men tn ride down
TO the Cannon Ball river, procure in
formation and give warning Of danger.
A telegram from Major Mclaughlin
at Standing Rock says he believes
there is no immediate reason for
alarm.
MANDAN ALARMED,
Last evenings Mandsu Pioneer
contained the following items:
Mr.. ]. s. Green came in today from
the riverside ranch and be says be is
slarmed at the situation. He says
that Indians are to be seen every dav
coming north, and they are all armed
to the teeth. While In the past 1t has
been customary for them to come tn
the house at the ranch and say How
and wster their ponies, now they pass
without saying a word. They don't
camp and they act in way that Is
different from their usual
1t is putting II very mildly to say
that the widest excitement prevails
today. One Indian brought the ne VS.
that Fort Lin on il TO be taken by
the ammunition and guns
captured, and then the rest of the
whites will be cleaned out. Little
knots Of men could be seen on the
various street c.rners discussing the
situation. Telegram have been sent
EAST spprising the n. p. officials and
The newspapers OF tfe alarm which
exists. 1t is reported that cipher mes
'ages have been going all day be-
.wesn Fort Yates and st. Paul, and II
ooks as though the authorities were
IN The alert.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-11-19

A remarkable Instance Of the cffecs
OF habit on horse was witne d az
Edwardsville, Ala. the other d.. j.
A. Baker, merchant. lives two miles
in the country. ..s four years. every
day except Sunday, he rode the same
horse 10 his store In the morning,
bitched the animal to the same tree
and rode home at night The horse il
a sorrel with white face and is known
as Badly. Monday Baker was quite III
and unable 10 come down to the store.
His horse was turned into a pasture
early in the morning. bu: when the
hour at which Baker usually started to
the store arrived Badly jumped ths
pasture fence and walked up to ths
front gate.
He stood there several minutes evi-
IDENTIFY surprised that ne was not bri-
died and saddled. Then he turned
and walked off short distance and
came back to the gate. This time he
only waited a few moments, when,
with low whinny, he turned and
started to town. When he reached
the store he at once turned around to
his accustomed hitching place, where
he Jemained until evening, when he
went home. Next day Baker was able
to come to town, but Just TO see what
the horse would do, Badly was again
turned into the pasture. He again
leaped the fence, waited few minutes
at the gate and then walked into town
and took his position under the hitch
ing tree.-Cor ST. Louis Globe-Demo
crat.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-11-19
PHYSICIANS.

nR. Z. .. REDD,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Once atW Y. savAge's drug store. i2-u
4. L. +. FISH,
~ PHYsIcIAs, SUE BON AND OBsTETRIcIAH.
Arst, Wundarxt und -ehurtshel.er.) Once st
3avage's drug store, M, City, N. T.
n Q. wHlTNEi,
~. Dt IIsI.
Main street, owe. stoskgrowei. -.ational Bank
All work guarante i and at reasonable rates.
- B. C0RC0RAN.
aNs senior Veterinary surgeo sth cavalry.
Residence Miles CITY. Calls attended day or
sight. Leave orders at savage's drug store Cor
espondence prnpily answere
~ B. LEBCli cR. N. D.,
Physician andsugeon.
Once and idepce over White Elephant. Main. o