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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
rha keediea Rslars.

The year 1890 will be nenerss!s Tor
 tke cenpietisn of the greatirsn canta.
 lever bridge acrsss tAs Colorado river, zeaT tss Needles, enc of the nest wsn-
 aeriul aud daring engineering sehieve- 1suts ia tks history efAm%rioa. Since ths e>sstrsotiss eE the Atlantic ( Pa cikc rsis.ssad across tho continent, the eoxpa.y has bseA conpelied st various timss se spend hundreds of thsnssrds Of seliars to try aas keepa bridge scrsss the Colorado river, and ct times
 has had the entire passenger and frsight ezsisess of the whole read in .szzarted by s sudden rise in the river and ths waskiug away sf the bridge.
 There is ns possible room fer deubt
 bat what this is enc of the cases where
 the dearest is the cheapest ia the long ran. Where the entire business sf a great trsnseoztinentsl railroad is liable
 te De iiocked fer weeks, at cost of
 freE f6,o0o ss sl0.o00 : day, it is abse-
 lstsiy necessary ta take measures to
 prevent the recurrence cf suck e cs-
 -Snity. Tks minds of the hss. engi-
 zesrinS talent in Ansrics, if net si the vsris, $ have been engaged for years
 preparing plan to master the rolling,
 szrgias waters oi tks grsat Colorado
 river, which is liable at certain seasons
 st tns yet. ts rise from hank te bsnk, ksight oi % feet CT sasrs, witsin .
 few hours. Ths result has been ts
 Gnaiiy start the ccnstrsction sf great caatslsver bridge
 Every perssn is familiar with the sriscipls of the suspension bridge: how \iAe stsactars is suspended en chains, which are secured ever hish pillars at esch end. The captsleyer, however, is merely bracket huilt cut from the shsse sy welding iror. heaIs en beam, sstii it meets similar bracket sent est fTem tss opposite side The home iy il'sstrssien has been ssed thss it is iiks i've inen on ePpssite sides of ssreaz Etrstcking sat their ssns to jstz ksnSs and using stick te csm- sisss the connection. Tn general sp- ssarsnoe ths Needles bridge resembles l xs towers ol spen steel werk, with sA szsrncns bracket extending from each 'sHss. the intervening space between shs snessoi ths brackets being covered sy lk,r;cs wsrk siraers.--Gioss Demo crst. .,as es.4 <.t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
SIS pews,o.

Lost, January 18th 1890, about 20( yards east of D. ". Thornes ranch, [ box, belonging to the United States gevesement. Box weighs 2o4 pounds is marked Stationery" and is sddrcss
 ed to the quarterrnaster as Fort Verde
 J. R. Slack. whose postefice address i.
 Prescott, Arissns, will pay $l5 reward
 for information leading to recovery
 of box. ii
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
sRERIfrs SALE.

William C. BAshford and Robert n. Bur. mister. eo-pxrtnsrs. tfkd.rg and doing buzl ness uncsr the Arm name ard yf- os ". O Bsshiort q Co, plaintiffs: ys. standard Mili- inK and ksdnctien Ccmpsuy. c cexpofAtsou, and Arizora unisn klaing toapany, cor poratioa; defendants.
 Decree of fcresie are and order of sale.
 ts der and sy virtue of an order cf ssle Esd aecres of foreclosure, isxued orf of tks Dis- tfset Court of the Third Judicial Dssiricf. ef the Territory Of Ariro (, Id and fos the cousty of Ysyapsi, on the x,h isy of Nar~h. A. D. tsao, In the sbcys-sntihed sction. wherein the sboye-nsnsed plaintiffs, William c Bashiord and Robert H. BafsnisteY. O. par ners. trading aud doing bussness under the nrm name aud style of V. c BsShforc & Company. obtained tutgmeot. decree and order of sale agsinst stasdsrd Milling and Reduction Com ,psny, corporation, and Ari- EonA unior AsEisg Company, ( eorposA;iou. defendants. on the 18th day of July A. D. isSS. which said dEms nt aud decrre vas. on the said istk day of July. 1sSS. drly recorded Id Judgment Book Three ls'. st pages s5s anc s69 os said District Court, for the sum of Thlrty-tso Hundred and flfty-fre snd sev- ents-nine Ore hundredths Dolisrs (t3 sss5 7p), wisA interest thereon st the rate of seven (z1 per ceat. per snnuus from the s4 h day si April 1888, rntu paid. together with eost< and disburse merts amounting :c the sun oi Twcnty-efght dollars g$sSopl, ard al aecru-
 
 ing described real estate, sisusts, iytng and ec:Rg in the Couaty of ssspai and Tcrr tory Of Arig,na, and described ss folisws, to- vii:
 All right, title and interest of the within named defendants in and to that certain miIi- sife--for . particular description of which reference is hereby made to certain { cd of record !, the of,iee Of the County Recorder of the County Of rsvapai, in Book 3S of Deeds st psge is7, in which Woods Montgomery cons yeys said mill site to standard Milling and Reduction Company, and a.l huildings and other property belonging 10 said mill-sits or in snsvise appeytainiDg; said buildiugs een- sistiaK of one ten-stxmp quarts mili, com. plsfs, one biacksmlth shop. one frams D ID. one frame boarding house, one frame dwell. jag house and al tho following described personal property. to-wit: Sl ssks of qu ck- silver, l2 sacks oI Concentrations, IS eo-ds Of wood. lot Of extra pipiny, lot of extra skocss dies and cams, barrel of paint, lot of lye Azd bluestone. block and ts4 klc, rang and cooking uteusils. hcfses, set of har- ness. let of dishes, 2 .aeies and benches, 5 wheeibsrrovs, s sarks of salt and RAirbsnk's scale.
 Pub'ic notice Is harehy csyen that m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
Dissolution Notice.

Racnsssxx. N. fs fehruzry lss. ta<e. frAk yzsfnssship hssesofose sxlssias ee U tafen the aBkefsIgefa andzs the ksn nszas xnd stsss of The Nosk'rg Bird kisiry and Ai!itK Iomsssy. apesF articles ca agfsement astsd Jul5 kPth. I5n1 esd f4hse- qus1s asresmepu dated Anx. @ D. t11s. AxG, ad. iers, Asix. s< A. Ise1. Get 3ist lssa. Sos, IssA. lszp Asa Ses. issA. is is tais aaY dis. solved by uirsusi eoaseaL Tsst an seeouns shAli At onee bs prepared. ana sii sssalBts ef >srh iptlvisusl sefoaes ss&sea
 Nk, a. REID.
 RICHARD DxKuHN
 JAS. c HAET
 A. Q. JOHNSON.
 sANuEl. rTkIS
 R, A. ADAMS
 Cf4AkKNcR wiLLfAhA NOTICE. --Aii of tte mEaes. ninspx efaisns ard psrsonsi property ef fhs co pssinershiB sboss teaersbed have been transferred to . corporation incorporated under the laws cf ths State q New fsfk. 2ntsf the name Of No ksng Eisd Nihing and Milling Com peoy wktxA said eorpcrs Ion viii cArty co sts busiasss r.sh l's prieesrsi etEse st koeh- eater, N f- aud ils fnisss. all. etc st Cherry Creek, fsvagsi CoUEsy. AFfxanA
 RICHARD DxkuHNs CLARENCE WILLIAMS,
 seeorstAxy aad Tre~<aFvy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
INo. sn.l ApPllCAJlOn FOR | PATEMT.

U.A LAsp OFFICE, rnsso IT. A.sseSA' NorIcE iu hereby sivss Ina. asshse.r,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
Senator sssw.r,.s Irrigation sis

Senator ssswart.s Irrigation siii i A Washington despatch gives sh,
 following synopsis sf Ssnater Stewart.
 bill for water storage. as introduced last week:
 The bill provides that the United states will cenfer osrtsin privileges upon organizations, to be kaovRf as irrigsiiEg districts, in the several states and territories where public lands are situated and where irrigation is re gaired, under certain prescribed ceRdi- tions. a if It shall thsr be the duty of tks secre- tary ts cause the survey of said district. and he shall include m tke boundaries theresi sil arshie lands which can se irrigated by eae general system ef irn-
 gatien, CT which can be resuistea by the same general rules sr laws.
 He shall alss include in such district such pasture and lmber lands, reser- yo;r sites, hree ef ditches aaa plsecs fer other hydraulic werxs as ssay prop erly belong to such district, ssd shail fix tke time within which irrigating works, ts he used in cen nen. fer the reclamation of arabic lasds shall bs completed.
 He shall then divide the district irto the following area; First, reservoir sites, ditch lines sad ether places fer hydraulic works; second, lands suscep- i;bie of irrigation; third, pasture lands i, fourth, timber lands.
 The arahls lsnds shall be sube;vided into ferty, eighty and I20-acre tracts, and shall be subject to entry usder ths homestead iaws esly.
 These arahis lands shall ks subject te tho same laws as private lands ef sinailsr description sne value. All charges, assessments xzd taxes levied by the irrigation organization upon the arabic lands of the district fer the pur- pose ef constructing works ef common benefit, together with legal interest, shall se lier upon all tho arabic iande within the district to be irrigated by such works All the lands in the dis trict shall be withdrawn from entry CT safe, except mineral entries and ether exceptions provided fer ia the act. Whenever irrigation works shall have beer constructed in substantial and dsrakls manner, according te plsrs approved by the secretary of the inte- rior, and there shall be an actual resi- dsnt owse- CD each legal subdivision of the arahle land in such, district, the secretary Of the interior shall iseue 8 certiscats that the irrigation ef said district is complete and the public lands therein contained ars ir bens fds possession and ownership of citizens of the United States.
 The timber snd pasture lands in such district shall thereupon become the property Of the district. and the district organization shall have power aad cen trci ever the sams. Patents shall be issued fer hsmestead entries in such districts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
I have received a carload of elegsn,

Anheuser-Busch (St. Louis) Lager Beer. which 1 propose to sell ice-cold, al reduced prices, in kegs, bottles, or any amount. have refurniEhed my lodg. ing house, and will rent rooms; beds can be reuted ct two or four bits. lam ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut so all sizes, split and delivered at house for s7 per cord Leave orders here or through postofiica, Martin Maier. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
gns systs-ious DlssppssFanss oi
 s Stock san.

essst sse yssr REo, yekz NcDsa- ssss, rtoekEsE oi the MoEsIlen noun- si.s, left his Tsaoh ~ith rlsa naaaes cssriss k1eTris, fer Flagstaff, tis latter being in Ais sGpIoy. scree dave later, Eerris returned ts the rsach, but rem
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
DISSOLUTION NorIcr.

Notice is hereby given that the co. partner. ship heretofore existing between c. H. Calysr sud C. Rcener hf 2 been dissolved. she Tn. terest of the latter haytrg been purchased by A. w. Edwards. The firm Will hereafter bo who will assume all obligations and collect sil debts dus the former drm s.. -
 CULVER q EpWARDa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
MendaI. the 3lst Day Of March

1890. at F o'clock neon of hat day, in froat oi fie north do Of the Cou' House,tn th Ci ' Of Prescott County ei Yayapai. and Territory of Arizona, will in obedience to such d. cree aud order of saie ssll the above described pre- perty, or co much thereof ss nay be neces- sAfy, te sstissy said plaintiffs judg nent, with interest thereon and all costs. to the hle hes. and best bidder. for cash in United States currency.
 VIM. O o'NEILL,
 Sheriff Of rsvspsi County. Arizona. By II. NoIszssAr, Under Sheriff. Dsted Prescott, \. T, March 6, Is9o.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
Saiurday. ihe 18Th day of March,

A. D. itso, between the hoars of nirs seiock h fhe morning and 6ve o'clock sa sae &f1er coon. tn viii at eas s,1 sk fa the Afterpcce of said day. al ths nasth accf of khs conrt House of the ooaaty sfcre<aft. "a the city of Prescott. crunty Of fssAsss. Tefssiors ct Ayiso1s. viif ciref tor sale ss rrstie Anc sioe ali the ris hL usis and irteftst of ths said Sen stoT dold M.ninx CsnpAns, asssnd for ssh TO She big beet and b<sz nidcrxs Co sakisfy said sx settior and al eosts. .ss WILLIAM O o'SEfLf.
 Shsyfr fexap<i County. AF1seos.
 Dated Pfcsecst. AfizsnA. ths ssxsh day sf March. A. D. ls3o.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
0. Penfiand. pentist,

Office and residence opposite the Will jams House, duriey street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new in- provemen.s in dentistry. Every oper. ation carefully performed, and satis faction guaranteed.
 Prescott, Jan. l2, 1889. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
A oood cailrnrnra ,snns

Send for the Los Angeles Daily Herald, the best Southern California paper. Subscription $2.25 per quarter. Weekly Hersld (t2 pages) g per an- nun. Address AYERS < LYNCH,
 u Los Angeles, Cal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
Rooms to Ieu

"ALDo HoUsE = NICE, CoMFoRTA-
 " ply furnished rooms to ie. reasonably bv the daY, week or month. i1u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET slS at the corner Of Montexums aud Wiliis
 Gree Mrs. Blackburn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-12
For Rent.

Two comfortable houaes n wes, Prescott Apply to Joseph DongaerTy, o. K. Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
JEwr1Rr FoR THr AUTUMN.

We arc very proud Of the newly imported Buckles
Slides and Brooches. We invite you to 4 display to-
MORROW that an exhibition Of the very latest novel;
ties from Paris The goods principally Of oxidzed
Silver with settings of Imitation Precious Stones
be found elsewhere in exclusive ewery stores and 1t
prices incomparably higher.
You'll admire the oxidized Silver Ssomacher orna
mented with Turquoise. les fac smile OF the one
worn by Napoleons beautiful but faed wife-yoseph-
inc. The little price-sA s5-wil lead you to expect
to something much less beautiful than the article
really Is.
An oxidized Buckle With three Catseyes 40 orna-
ments at only Les is COPY Of relic Of the Rennais-
sance period-the time Of the revival of the arts in
France
More modern but equally beautiful ID the
Buckles Of Violets French enamel with tiny diamond
centers. g. as the price. The wonderful imta-
lions. perhaps, the Brooches Of Turquoises Opas
Carouncies. sapphireS &c. A single specimen. very
large. is surrounded by diamonds. The setting 10
sterling silver plated with gold the price, only e. 9s
each The real cost s150. These Brooches may be
worn as hair ornaments: sell the Long Hair Pins
with patent attachment to hold the brooch for only
lecents. But have we pointed out what you fancy,
four articles from that holds several hundred
novelties IL liable to do more harm than good.
To conclude: You'll End slid es and Buckles OF Ok
died Silver AT IS CENTS. in moro variety and in
prettier designs than sold last season at CSC and
sl.35.
,,. THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Ticino, the SwiLs canton, nearest to and most
like Italy, has rebelled against the local gov
eminent and expelled all Of its members who
were not killed or imprisoned. The federal
government has sent troops to the scene Of re-
volt This canton is the most tur bulent in the
confederation. 1t was supposed that the
referendum, which was adopted in 1888. and
which had been efheacious in other cantons,
would promote concord The referendum is
the submission Of laws to . popular vote by
the assembly. About forty years ago the Swiss
federal government was strengthened, and it
was supposed then that no further trouble
would ensue between the cantons or between
the parties in the individual cantons Next to
our own the Swiss is the most interesting ex-
pertinent in federal government The present
revolt will probably be short.lived.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Gov. Campbell Of Ohio has exploded the
scheme Of Col p. William Copellar to prove
that the gerrymander in that state is illegal,
and the republicans will, therefore, be COM
PEELED to carry the state On their merits rs
usual, barring the election Of Gov Campbell,
which was the result of q loose peg in the
board. In an open fight the Ohio democrat is
no sort OF q match for the Ohio republican In
fact, the Ohio republican can beat anything in
GLIDING his own party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

As rule Secretary Windows reports are ex-
pected 70 do the disturbing for the New York
speculative markets, but lately Secretary Rusk
Is looming mp on the horizon of speculation az
a star Of the first magnitude The crop report
which he has just sent out has set things by the
ears in New York, and wheat, oats and corn
have sprung up like weeds and holders OF grain
are gripping it closer at every 3urn. With the
Farmers Alliance active and Secretary Rusk
vigilant the grain bug may yet become a rival
Of the gold bug.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

II Is claimed that the liquor question had
something to do with the result in Maine.
Congressman Dingley's paper. the Le,cis,on
JoeD nal, says:
The large increase of the republican plu-
rality Of Maine over that usually given in a
non-presidential year is undoubtedly due in
part to the license issue which the second
democratic contention made. The great fall
ing on IN the democratic vote in rural towns is
due largely to their disgust at the attempt to
commit the democratic party against prohibi-
ton"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
FAIL Darss GooDs.

ouR DRESS GOODS display ths s.s.oa fr sur
passes any previous season
unlinssd in stock varied IN styles ana prices that
prove Of STABBED ss's,s bvsr and to tho.e Who
favor rs with their presence the sst,nton given ana
prices ouoted there no reason Why they should nos
bs suited
OUR DRESS GOODS ROOM % one Of the most
spacious aud most beautifully lighted TO be found
anywhere 0xcsptins posel mailing % the stirac,iv,
feature OF cur house and delight 10 the 70 rcha.cr
In this Department you will always aud Novelties
displsyed Of the highest order
Wehsve tcdsya line Of PLAfDs. the richest and
most attractive have ever handled. AsTRAcHAx
and cAMEL's HAIR EffEcTs making then De-
cidedly attractive.
<S-INcH ENGLISH cHEvIoTs. very neat For SER
vice and general utility they are no, 10 be squaled.
sl2a per yard
Alihe Of STRIPES and PLAIps In sERoEs and
CLOTHS Best in the market for SOC.
In Pattern Suits our stock lsnrer more handsome
and attractive than ever. Ranging In price from 90
to s.o
Robe Patterns Imported direct Great care ana
rehned TASTE has certainly been manifested in their
purchase
In roaFh effects such o. Diasonals. stripes. Home
spnn~ &C, we have endless variety
TALL AND WINTER cLoAKINGs 50 inches
VIDE. Our stock is complete aud handsome. ALSO
to g.
OUR NEWLY STOCKED HANpKERcHIEf DE-
PARrMENr.-we have used extra efforts Tits year in
the selection Of Patterns, and pleased rits
OF the exceptionally attractive styles
AT ly<c. will be found White and colored EN-
oro'dered made Of Sheer Cloth, with wide and narrow
hens.
OSn
IL would he pleasing to these they are dsplayed
on the counter. the many styles We could not de-
scribe
AT Doc. All-lineu. some heavily embroidered others
with delicate and vines drawn work reiFns pro-
fusely In allan unequaled variety
We have in this Department many Convent Hama.
drawn Aninen Handkerchief, AL Different patterns.
at 81 and sl.2a
INITIAL HANpKERcHIEFs at CSC, 35c.. 5oo.
use and 81.
All linen Embroidered Hsndkerchiefs at use, Oh,
sl2o. $3.50. 81. s2.2S s3 and e. Zach and every
one an exquisite production
We would call attention TO our last shipment OF
ladies' Handkerchiefs at 8 cts each scalloped
printed borders. Good value
Hd"dkerchi5 DeI'arta4eH,. kasa osa,,r Aase.
OUR NAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT
Is at disposal out-of town people can avail than
selves Of this perfect branch most careful con-
sideration given all written communications whether
for Samples. Goods or Information Address our Mail
Order Department
PAPER PATTERNS
We are the sole agents for Washington for the
STANDARD Fashion Patterns" These are a decided
Improvement on all other patterns made. Almost any
one can be their own dresssker by the Of these
besides they save considerable material by this new
perfected arrangement Remember these are sold only
by US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A Coxenrss o. CIorHrs.

We've taken our stock-as usuai-frcm the
-crssm" Of the BOTS and CHrLDREN's
CLOTHING NAKHRs OF THE wohLD-and
tomorrow you'il and % IN fine feather" Dur
ing the vacation time you haven't been obliged
TO tie yourselves down TO Saturday sboppins-
You'u have to again directly But we've the
Abilities 10 serve you whsnsvsr you make the
demand on u.
The nrst want that stsres you In the flce Is
something for school wear Couidnt appeal to
% On STRONGER point. Our % so and o. grades
for sHoRr-PANr sUrTs-and e. so and $40
for LONG PANTS SUITS wsse especially col
lected for this once. They're In STRONG.
wEAR-REsIsTINa and DIRT-DEFYIN0
FABRICS. CHEAP--bxt not q cent too cheap to
be good.
Wen stand sponsor for their behavior We've
At least couple of hundred different styles be-
tween these price limits and there's not boy
We can't IT. Yes, FIT. We don't believe In
shoulderins anything and everything OF on TO
the boys Give them a. good - the money
will buy-sud it buys the BEST HERE Right
while we've got schoo, matters In mind take
BIT Of Information you may have use for
EXTRA PANTS There isn't . lad who won't
need 'em-and when you want 'em we've rot
'em-what you'll want and at friendly" price
Both LONG and SHORT.
On the road to winter comes the Dress need.
We're carrying the greatest quantity of the
newest and most genteel novslties--for all
ases-from Kilts to Frock Coats. We know
there's prevailing feeling against 'looking"
At stock-unless you've got your money in your
hands ready to buy. Forget that with us. WE
WANT YOU TO LOOK. Perhaps its because
'oe're got something to sho~ yo.-but you'll be
cheerfully received and these new coinines Of
the season gladly spread before you That well
csptivate your appreciation we know.-we hope
your custom when you are ready to buy-At all
events Wen have had the pleasure Of showing
you an unmstchable line Of attrac lions and in
our proverbial standard oualities-without the
happening influence Of high price.
We don't stop 1t clothes. We're OUTFIT
TEns--that takes in HATS. SHOES and FUB.
NIsHrNGs.
Keep US in your thoughts in connection with
wearing apparel.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
ALWAYS READY PROVIDERS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
sig STREET
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
HAsDkEncHrrrs Fon SUNDAY.

At i2S and 25 cents hundred and one new styles.
but here's an extra good bargain: Five dox,n very
sheer Pure Linen Handkerchief warranted genuine
hand embroidery. for only 30 cents each. The early
caller tomorrow may secure Handkerchief cheap at
75 cents for only 3d. sixteen styles to choose from
THE PALAIs ROYAL
tcontinued beIow.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Precipitate action seems 70 have character
lied the strike OF the Southampton lockers as
wen rs that Of the New York Central railway
employees Both movements bsing unfortu-
nate In their inception and management are
Practical failures so far as achieving the ends
fer which they we're undertaken II ID expected
that the Influence Of John Burns will prepare
the way for the return of the men TO work.