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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
Tn Nsnorleni.

DIED-in Fiizt, Michigan, January
 27tb, 1890, Mrs. 4. E. Foote.
 A message is flashed across the wires, and it brings the sad news that another young life has faded, another kome circle been bereft of its brightest mem Der, and that mother, fs thsr, husband and brother are bowed down with bit tsrsst anguish over their less. Death Is terrible st all times, and in all it's forms, 1t is even So when 1t comes to the aged whose years are ripe with well spent moments, and ready te be garnered. And how particularly SO when, as in this case, it comes te one whose life is 50 full Of promise and bright sntioipaticns,-who has every thing for which te live.
 Mary Howard Feete came ameng us five years sge with her husband and parents, and lived here fer several years. She WISE all that was noble loving vie, devoted daughter, gifted woman and an affsctienate friend. She was exceptionally en- dowea with the grsces of heart and nind. and while. upon paper, her hand often wera- painted the glowing thoughts of her mind, upsa ths canvas her brush was even mere skillful. But, she is gone, and while her place on earth can never be filled, We know that the Geod shepherd has gathered her into the fold, and that she is at peace. Only the dear Father, whe gave and whe has taken away, can ceEfert and sustain the loved epes she has left hehind.
 "i cannot say, and will not say
 That she Is dead. She is just sway.
 With cheery smile and wave Of lhe hand. She has wandered into sn unknown land. Aud leit us dreaming how very fsir
 It needs must bs. since she fingered there."
 F. ". II.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05

vixen all ct a sadjan Doud cane up, i panting and blowing like porpoise
 and madisr than a wet hen. Deud's lander was surely up, and whilst CUTS
 ing the Apsehes for all he ceald think ei. grabbed his rife and. had Cooley not have caught his arm, would have fred into the bunch of Apaches abeut the ~dancs fire The wrath of Doad, like that eS Achilles, was Enslly nolli- fed and, taking of his hat, exhibited several bullot-heles in it, as alse two or three holes through his ceat, made by the same means. It seems that the Apaches had made eur friend de some pretty lively dancing, al the same time amused themselves hy shooting bullets through his hat and coat; hence the wrath of Daud. and :he na me thereafter of ''Doud's Dance
 At suA-rise on the following morning we were gratefully surprised te find our selves alive, and later sn the chief, Bah-bo-da-clah-Ashn, paid us a morn- ing call, te talk and laugh over the ploss- ant @ scenes of the night before. However pleasant and interesting the affair of the night before had been te the chief sRd bis followers, as for our selves we held very radical views .e the contrary, and at enee requested the chief to have our animals brought in, ss VIC wished to continue eur journey ts Mcdowell. Te this prspssal tss chiei dsmurred, urging es very strongly ts remain over for tke day and the suc- oeeding night, and. ssa furt hor induce rnent, said be would have another dance" Coslsy, acting as spokesman, replied that, "ws regretted very nuOh the necessity which compelled us to decline his further hospitality; that sur time was limited, but Esthing would give us greater pleasure thsa to be sgaia entertained, snd had we net promised Captain Barry to make a speedy journey, we would take Buch pleasure in remaining a week" At the conclusion of these remarks, Doud and myself voted Cooley to be the most magnificent liar on earth.
 (Te be continued on third psge.)
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET 4N at the corner Of Nantexuma and Willis Streets. Mrs. Black burn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION
Some Interesting Items for All
 Classes of Readers.

Birch Beer at the Fashion Saloon. stoddart's Buffalo mead at the Sag erac n14tf
 stonewall Whisky at the Monte zuma. If
 Fine stock of Saddles at osenburg Ere s. dltf
 Cowboy outfits speciality at osen. burg's. dltf Schooner Beer at the Montezuma, cts glass. u Lord Fountleroy Caps and Collars at Mrs. Blsine's. tf Csxe's Glycerine Lotion at Ross Corner Drug Store. nI9tf All the standard patent medicines at the Corner Drug Stere. If
 sterling's Royal Remedy at Ross Corner Drug Store. n9ti Greatest drink of the age--Bufalo mead, at the Sacerac. nl4u
 Allthe standard patent medicines st she Corner drug store. If
 Fine stock of diamonds just received at NJ. Goldwater < Bros. u
 Try botf'e of Toland's Tonic, for sale ss Il C9rner Drug Store. t;
 Three meals for $I at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
 The genuine Sterling's Royal Remedy iO' sale at the Corner Drug Store. 1t
 Reduced prices have caused great rush Of business at the Corner Drug Store. ii
 Congress, Apollinaris and Vichy mineral waters in stock al the Corner ug store. If
 Everything found in frst-class harness shop can be had at 0senburg's at bottom prices. dltf Ladies' Fall and Winter Hats, latest patterns, just received by D. J. Sulli- van 6 Co. f
 Saddle horses and single or double rigs for hire at Sloan's stable southeast corner of the plaza. If
 X large assortment of drugs, chem icals aud toilet articles for sale at the very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. If
 Rubber overshees, rabber boots, rubber coats, and aretios, in endless quantities. at J l.. Fishers. d5tf
 The famous and popular old-fash- toned drink of our adads'-birch beer, can be had at the Fashion Saloon. n14tf
 New millinery goods just received st Mrs. Burdge's. Call and see what lovely Pattern hats, Sun-Shade hats, bonnets, ribbons and flowers. Second dcor north of the Postofice. m7ml
 Coed work and low prices tell. 0senburg Bres. are always rushed. When you come to Prescott call and examine their stock oI harness, saddles. etc. and obtain p'ices. dItf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
For Rent.

Two comfortable horses ia West Prescott Apply to Joseph D1ugherty. Q. K. Store. d2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
R0TlCE OF FORFEITURE.

I'D LOUIS BNRNE, YOUR HEIRS AS.
 t signs aud legal representatives
 You are hereby notsheG fhRt the under signed, who Is cO-owner with yoe n toe Bellevue mining claim, has expen led e | sum of one hundred dollar in labor and i'm provenents upon said ninlng claim. the said expenditcres sad inrrovements being m 2 e by me In the year ISse in compiisnc ~ith tae United Sta es mining law-, repairing sn nual expe failures Co Dc made on mining cfSiHa.
 The said Bellevue mining claim consists oi i.S10 teet in length by 6oo feet wide, situate in Martinez mining district. n the county Sf YsVspa in ths Territory of Arizona. A re- cora Oi the location of the said BelIevue min ing oi iai n Is m lde in the RseoFI of Mines. in the oii-e Of the County Recorder of said Yev- aPai eounty, in Book 2f, page 305.
 And you are hereby tGr,hor notified that !f st the expiration Of ninety dave after the publication Of his notice, you Ia II or refuse 10 contribute or pay to ne your proportion of the said expenditures, together with ihe cost of the publication Of this notice, the interest of you la said Bellevue mining claim will be forfeited and become ihe property oi the nn> oerslgusi. JA&ES O'HARA
 Prescott. 4. T.. Feb. ], 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
Rooms 70 Let.

WALDo HOUSE - NICE, COMFoRTA-
 W biy furnished rooms to let reasons shly ov the day, week. or month. jltf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
NOTICE

On 8ccoDnt of t..e recent robbery iu Chi- nese A asa doDse in Prescott. notice fs here bV given hv the prnprietors of all ChiDsse ianndries 10 at hereafter no weshing wili be secei ed or delivered hS any of them after z o'clocE D. a. f9lniI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
I have rece.ved a carload of elegan.

HaNt ItNSiNtlI u NaIID.At UI JItktUt Anhsuser-Buseh (St. Louis) Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice-cold, at reduced prices, in kegs, bottles, or any amount. have refurnished my lodg- ing house, and will rent rooms; beds gan be rented at two or four bits. am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper, cut to all sizes, split and delivered st house for S7 per cord Leave orders here or through possofice. Martin Maier. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
- innnnrfant 10 stockn1An

Wanted, cattle or herses ia exchange for Si,0o0 worth of cletking suitable fer ranchers and miners. Goods in Les Angeles. Price, wholesale. Ad- dress, with piice sad description ei stock, J. J. GosPER.
 B $. Spring St, Los Angeles, Csl.tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
Re was innocent.

"Uncls Ras.us. were the chickens you stole last nigh ist7"
 De nan wat says l stsls 'em breaks 5s tIaf ali up? Dey NUS de poorest fowls l ebber saw, boss. ."-nrske's Magazine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05

Wb< ffo Nsb6FJ NeH Holsto,
 Solid Exprsss Trains da5y between ciaicrs, am, Msnnsnrolts and s. Paul Wtth T1TRoU0E ps- onnins C.a.r Cars tF1kEEl r0 aud fsrul tho~, goin1s ana kansae City. Through Chair Car rr,.f ssespeF ceftsocn Peoria eniFtt Lake and s,sous raAs va kock Inland. The Favorfta r.s,,a e, Matertowr ., Sioux Falls. tho susnTcr sssssr+s nj Hunting end fishins Grounds OT the NorThs-sSt Iho Short Line via soneca and KaeSa)eo ofter- hcflires to travel to and f.sn fnr.srsTcits on, clnnaa and other Southern rzsafs
 :. For Tickets. Maps. Folders or acss-sa tnenyy,,. ston. apply ss any Coupon Z1ekas os.sco or afrs.s, E. ST. JOHN. JoHa SEBASTIAN. oeas Nelaser 6enl TkE 6 pass Aet
 CHICAGO. ILL. e~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
solln vEsTIBULs EXPRESS TnalEs

SuIlD tkSTIBULE EKfRESS TRalEs sI 1fAroafrh Coaehes alsepers. Freq Recisrino Snsir Cars and Hast Of Mc. btver9 piusrTr c1srS 1s1y besween CHICAGO, n1,a MoINFs. coSTN
 JUL 1LUFfS and odAHA. with F'rEP Ys,ess1
 iHg Chair Car to NORTH PLATTE fNoh, ana oetszeen CHICAGO and DENVER, CoI0RApD SPRINGS and PUEaIc. via St- Josaph or Ear. ets Sasy sno Topeka 6piElxdid Dining fEofels west of St JcsSph and EAnsaA City. FxerrSg.-s os,fy. with Choice cf Routes 10 and from Eslt Lsahr. Portiaad. Loe Angeles and San Frer,rsarS,
 The Direct I4tno tc and frorn f,flrss FraS .r,.s sSe, s'nssn oi tae Soos. ihe SauitsIfIsras aTa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
Letter lIs,.

The following is list of lotters re- mainingin the post-ofiee at Prescott Arizona, uncslled for January 30, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
Planes on rns,,,,noen,s

Pianos sold on easy installments. First-class, ine toned instruments B. NJ. Goldwater. Prescott, Ariz. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-02-05
$50 Reward.

A reward or $50 will be given for a case of piles that cannot be cured in from two to four weeks by Dr. Losey, specialist, Room 6 Bellevue Hotel.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06
WHO CAN TELL?

What the Office hours Of City Physician
% Heller, of Hoboken, are2
Why Councilman Eflenkoetter, of the
Hoboken Council, objects to being called
colonel in the Council Chamber
When the new police and ambulance
van will arrive in Hoboken2
whether Commissioner Feeney is still
winning on Salvatore
II Benson greases the PRIDE HIMSELF
What Cleveland thinks of his little
saloon keeper, Commissioner Conways
The slickest confidence man in New
Jersey Don't ali speak at once OF
Who started that story about the secret
society of young men for the commission
of horrible crimes2
Why the individual who wrote that let
ter doesn' tell all he knows?
Why Doctor Pangborn has been SO
silent on the Mayoralty contesta
Why Hogeneamp doesn't whitewash
Cleveland as well as the bank?
Where Alderman Scnemerhorn is lark
ing nows
Who it was that took the trou BILE to
convince the Staten Island Grand Jury
that Nike O'AIara is an honest man?
Whether he thinks it was an hon orable
undertaking?
Whether, judging from hislatest story.
Oscar Wilde wasn't engaged in the Cleve-
land street scandalsg
Why Captain John Graham has in
creased so much In ayoirdupois in tn 2
last year?
Why Tom Gator went to California and
has never returned?
Why Billy McAdoo and Sheriff Bob
Davis are on the outs2
Why State Committeeman Young and
Mr.. Toffey love one another SO muchs
Why the tax rate is so high in Green
vile?
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officers, for the mind Of man cannot
invent a mechanical system so copper
fastened complex or SO simple, so
broad or so narrow that it cannot be
defeated and rendered migratory by
fraudulent and corrupt administra
ton.
But how far does our new system
provide for honest officers to admin
lister it, Why, if you please, the
same reelxing rotten County Com
mittees are to name the men this
year, and name them subject
TO no revision or correctionthe same
Democratic County Committee which
named Hart, 1Ioshel and Fallon, is
to name the successors for two of
them; the same Republican County
Committee which is responsible for
the infamous DeRancey is to name
not hfs successor alone, but another
bird, also, of the same breed.
Ballot reform, indeed! Is it not a
beautiful start for a ''cIean honest
election to have the nominees of
those rings, which have dragged the
politics Of Hudson in the mire, put in
as the guardians of the sacred fran
chise, the trustees of the public faith,
the apostles and high priests of re-
form.
There is no hope for Hudson until
the ringsters are put under foot.
Hurry up, Mr.. Winfield
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06
AN ARonITECTURAL NOVELTY.
Unique Features of Modern Apartment
House Tho ''Novelda.'

Unique Features of Modern Apartment
House-~Thc s.SoveIda.s
Mr.. John T. Corchie, anextensivep prop
erty owner of Cole street, has just COM
pleted handsome five story apartment
house at No. 1876 Second street which en-
braces many novel features. and in man
ner of construction is the only one of It's
kind yet erected in Jersey City.
| found ON interviewing Mr.. Conchle
that this peculiar style of architecture is
original with Spar Brothers, architects
of No. So Liberty street, New York, by
whom it was introduced in Jersey City.
Mr. Conehie took occasion to speak in
the highest terms of the abilities of
Messrs. Spar Brothers, who nave an es-
tablished reputation in New York and
Brooklyn, and commenced operations in
Jersey City last January on Mr.. Conchiess
invitation.
This latest creation of theirs is called
the 'sNovelda,n and has an imposing
front of Philadelphia pressed brick and
brown stone trimmings The house is
twenty-five by eighty feet, five stories
high, aud by an ingenious arrangement
accommodates fifteen families, three on
each floor. The walls are twelve inches
thick, with a foundation wall OF sixteen
inches. The building is furnished with
all the latest Improvements throughout,
ttuu 1OI INSTRUMENTATION atei4e& NOtA4ASAu -
probably without an equal in the city. A
particularly excellent feature is the re-
markably good light which is noticed IN
every apartment. The structure is with
out shaft, and yet one can read news
paper with ease in any room IN the build
ing. Clothes may be dried with equal
facility on the roof or in the yard.
In beauty Of design and completeness
of finish the "Noyeldao is a model edifiee
of its kind. and Mr.. Conchie is justly
proud of Ii. II is now in the hands Of the
agents, Warren & Nugent and James f.
Gannan, and anyone interested in build
ing will find profit and pleasure in in
speeding it.
A noteworthy feature about the mo
velda' is that it was completed without
an extra or an oversight in the speciti-
cations.
The following mechanics were engaged
la its construction, and the high char
aeter of their work speaks for their
capabilities and the exactness with
which they have executed the de-
signs of the Masons, Billing
ton and Phoenix; carpenters, H. F.. and
H. z. Niblett; plumber and gasdtter,
Arthur A. Donnelly; painter. Matthias
Lutgen, of Greenville; electrician c. A.
Wiley.
Spar Brothers, the architects. are
graduates of the technical schools of
London, England, and Stuttgart, Ger
many Since undertaking Mr.. Conchie's
work their services have been in demand,
ami they are nov constructing a five
story fiat for William Kennedy and
another fiat for James Fallon.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06
THE HANpSOME SUICIDE.
Ida Niederman Made snre that Death
Should Come.

Ida Niederman Made sure that Death
Should Come.
About three weeks ago handsome
young woman of pleasing appearance
rented re ar room in the house No. As
Washington street. Hoboken. She said
her name was Ida Niederman, and al
though of a pleasant disposition was very
uncommunicatiYe.
Last Wednesday while Mr.. White, the
owner of the premises was passing
through the hallway he noticed through
the half door that his new lodger had q
fire in the CRATE. He entered the room
and asked her what she was doing. She
flushed and replied that she was burning
some old letters. The following day the
young woman left the house at noon. and
that was the last seen OF her alive.
Mrs. Emma Wiegel, an aged lady of
Brooklyn, while visiting Evergreen Gem
etery, in BROOKLYN, yesterday afternoon,
was horriiied to lind the body of young
woman lying across one OF the graves in
that portion of the cemetery known as
Hickory Knoll Lying alongside the
body was q 32-calibre revolver and q hand
mirror. There was an awful wound in
the right temple. There was also lying
on the ground half-iilled vial marked
E'poison."
The young woman had evidently swal-
lowed half the contents of the bottle. then
taking the mirror in her left hand, had
shot herself in the temple.
Mrs. Wiegel FASTENED to the gate and
acquainted Policeman Foster, who took
charge of the remains. The woman was
richly dressed, but no money was found
in her pockets. A card which bore the
name +. S. A. Niederman, No. As Wash
ington street, which was found on the
body, served to identity the remains as
the strange aud handsome young woman
who had engaged the rooms in Hoboken.
This afternoon an officer, representing
Coroner Lindsey, of Brooklyn, visited
the rooms in Washington street with an
order for the effects. In the room were
found one half box of thirty-two calibre
cartridges, bracelet, some pictures
mendation, recommending Fraulein
| Ida Niederman. One Of the let
| tiers WAS dated Breslan, Germany,
| March Is. 1882 signed Adolph Sachs. An,
| other letter was dated August Is, 1883,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06
A HIGH CLASS THEATER.


Interesting Details of Mr.. HTulIone's Big
Speculation.
Assemblyman Mullone expects that the
Kleine heirs win begin 10 drive the pill
ing for his new theater bHilding on New
ark avenue early this week. His contract
with them calls for the completion of the
building about the first of September.
He scarcely hopes, however, TO occupy
it until about the middle of October.
Then, his expectation is, he will be able
to open 1t to the public for an attractive
winter season.
The heirs are to build the theatre; but
he is To furnish, decorate and upholster
it. He is TO begin paying rent to them as
soon as the supervising architect eertifies
that their part of the work has been conf
pleted. That he may lose no time ana
waste no rent money, he proposes TO be
on hand to begin the doing of his part OF
the work as soon as the building is IN
shape to permit his men to go TO work.
Mr. Aaullone expects TO have thaHtre
handsomer even than the Academy OF
Music. The plans devised for its front OF
fifty feet especially please his fancy. lie
says that it will be fully as large as one
third of the theatre buildings in New
York, and that it will be as handsome as
any. lie intends to spend the biggest
part of the summer actively superintend-
for the opening. He proposes to lead eH
with a sterling attraction, and large
share of his summer effort will be the
making of dates for the season. 1t is in
the summer time that engagements can
be made to the best advantage.
When Leonard Grover was negotiating
with the heirs of the property, he was
welded to the idea of running a variety
show in it. His scheme was to have beer
sold in the anditeEiuin while the play was
in progress, as at Roster & Biaps. That
idea did not please the Kieines. and when
they bargained with Mr.. Mullone, they
were especially solicitous that he should
not run on that line. He would no more
stoop to the conduct of a place Of that
kind than they would consent to
it; and his lease specifically provides
that no liquor shall be served in the
playhouse. He proposes to place first
class theatrical manager in charge of his
new enterprise. SO that he will not him
self be boand down to the routine and de-
tails OF management. Under the super
vision of that gentleman a series of
attractive first class plays, With high char
acter varieties and minstrel shows
occasionally interspersed, will be pro-
duced
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-07-06

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STTUATIONSAND YORK


A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, WITH BEST CITY
"A refe rences, wishes to mind baby; can take
entire charge of It: VIII assist with other work
objection to the country. No. SiS Fourth street.
N EXPERIENCED NURSE II CONFINEMENT
n would like the care of lady during "a ct
period; references given. Call or address Hrs.
Webb, No. rs Coles street, top door.
fsERMAN GIRL WANTS a sITUAT 70 DO
VI general housework. Apply 20 either Mr.. Hart
man. No. e6 Essex street or Mr. Hoffman. No l65
Claremont avenue, Heights
ID EsPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION
II upstairs girl or do light holsework. No. II
Randolph avenue
CITUATION WANTED TO DO GENERAL
= homework; good laundress; good reference:
willing go to tine seaside for the Call
for two days AT 40. l59 Newark avenue, one
flight up.
e ITUATIoN WANTED BY A YOUNG GIRL TO
= do general homework in a private family. No.
152 Grand street.
yKT ANTED-sfTUATION 70 DO HOuSEWoRK
w for small family or mind children by
widow woman. No $40 Henderson street.
VA ANFED-sIrUAT ALTON BY A MIDDLE AGED
w American woman as honsekeepeys Will take
charge and do the work for small family. Call AZ
No 166 YORK street.
W. AKTED-STTUATI0N TO MIND CHILDREN
w in German family. No. l6i Warren street.
Work Wanted,
fxYANTED By A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
w washing by the day or TO take home. No. 45l
Henderson street. corner OF Sixth street one flight
up