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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-08-22

capt. "A. III. Burke, the nominee
for governor of North Dakota on
the republican ticket, has sent in his
letter Of acceptance to P. ]. McCum-
Der, chairman Of the republican state
convention. The letter is every
thing that could be desired from the
nominee Of the great party that he
represents, and in it he promises
clean, honorable and conservative
administration if elected. The ene-
mics of Mr.. Burke who have been
putting him down as being in favor
of the lottery can now hold their
tongue. On this important subject
Mr.. Burke has the following to say:
"There is one plank in the plat
form, however, which presents a
question OF peculiar interest to the
people of our state, and its impor-
tance demands more than passing
notice. l refer to the question Of
legalizing the establishment of lot
terry in North Dakota, the late at
tempt to establish which has devel-
oped what is deemed by many most
dangerous element in our politics, an
element out Of harmony with the
best civilization of the age and one
utterly at variance with the progress
sive character of our party, which
in convention assembled-acting in
consonance with its principles and
!: traditions on all great moral ques-
tions-frmly met the issue by de-
claring that 1--WE, as republicans oi
the state of North Dakota, are EN-.
phatically opposed to legalizing lot.
teries in our state, and that we favor
an amendment to the state constitu.
: ton forever prohibiting the licensing
of lotteries"
Every moral, financial, busines.
and political consideration unite ir
: demanding that the people of thi!
: state promptly and vigorously repe
s any attempt of this character, ane
whatever the representatives of oul
people may have thought advisable
as an expedient during the pendency
of a supposed financial crisis-beins
: prompted, let it be hoped, by mo-
/. tives which they believed worthy
: cannot believe that with our present
E growing prospects, and with more
mature perceptions Of the direful re,
suits of such policy, any legislation
to that end will ever be attempted;
but l assure you, and the people Of
e the state through you, that should
occupy the distinguished position fol
which I have been selected by the
: republican party Of our state, ever,
legitimate means in my power, in
). cluding the use of the veto if neces
n sary, will be vigorously used to pre-
i. vent and defeat any legislation of thi
{. character, and I heartily favor sucl
Legislation as will result in the sub
), mission to the people of an amend
d ment to the constitution forever pro
h hibiting the existence Of lotterie
within the borders Of this state"
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-08-22

Hon. M. N. Johnson's congress
sional boom is sweeping like tidal
wave all over the state, carrying
everything before it. He will get a
rousing vote.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-08-22

Since Mr.. Burke published his
letter Of acceptance and stated his
views on the important issues of the
times, he has gown in popularity and
will slide into the governors chair
by a rousing majority.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-08-22

The editor of the Devils Lake
News has another funny spasm. Dur
ing one Of his funny spells he fell
from the democratic perch into the
republican coop.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1890-08-22
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

For Representative in Congress:
MARTIN N. JOHNSON,
OF Nelson
All. BURKE,
OF cass
For Lieutenant Governor:
ROGER ALLIN,;
OF Walsh.
For Secretary Of State:
JOHN FLlTTIE,
OF Traill.
JOHN P. BRAY,
OF Grand Forks.
For Treasurer:
LEWIS e. BOOKER,
OF Pembina.
For Attorney General:
q. A, NJ. SPENCER,
OF Walsh.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction:
JOHN OGDEN.
OF Mcintosh.
For Commissioner Of Insurance:
j A. L. CAREY,
For Commissioner Of Agriculture:
H. T. HELGESON,
OF Cavalier
For Rsilroad Commissioners:
GEO. w. HARMON, Of Norton; ANDREW
SLOTTEN, Of Richland; GEO. H. WALSH, Of
Grand Forks.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
10 Ro's Electric Bet.

s package was received at the county
Jail On Saturday, consigned to @. G.
bambers, alias Ho Bo Jack, which
puzzled Tailor Hickey. II consisted of
tive brass bands, made apparently to
encircle ones legs, and a smaller one
fer use or the arm. Attached to the
latter by means OF spring was brass
device resembling the jaws Of an sliga-
tor, allowing it to move back and forth.
Attached ts this movable part OF the
apparatus vas also long elastic wire
spring. The mechanism OF the affair
proved too deep for Mr.. Hickey, and
he applied to Ho Bo to know what the
machine was. "Oh, il is only an cleo
tric apparatus which l use for nay
rheumatism" the latter replied. II was
slowed away in the sheritf's Office,
where it met the eye OF Sheriff O'Neill.
who INN edistely recognized it as an
appara tus used for crooked games OF
cards, and it viii not be applied imme-
diately to the relief of Mr. Chamber $
rheumatic pains. The apparatus, from
the above description, will no doubt be
readily recognized by some of Pres
colts citizens, 10 whom its use is not
new.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
Mountain Lions.

Mr.. A. j. Hudson, the well known
stockman OF Ash Creek, reports that
msuntain lions have become SO nu-
merous in that section that unless
some means ef relief is soon obtained
from their depredations, they will
make il almost impossible for stock
men to continue in business in that re-
gion. Young colts are the special prey
of the lions, and the loss in this direc-
ton alone during the last year amounts
TO q very heavy sum. Mr.. Hudson
says that the feeling among the tax
payers OF that section is unanimous
that the bounty on lions scalps
should be raised to s25 per scalp,
as the sum now paid, $l5, does not JUS
tify a man in hunting them. He also
states that, if the county bounty is in
creased TO the amount proposed, the
stOckmen on Ash Creek and vicinity
will raise enough by subscription TO
double it in order to encourage war
of determination against the lions.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
No I'll
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
s.L,Sp orr .on. Pnrscerr. Anrz .sA.

8. LAND orF.cE, PREsceTr. ARIz ,sA.t
Juoe 10, 1890.
N Gold Mini g Company and W. o. Hsrreil
and Florence Cashier. by L. Gas nsr their
attorney in fac, whose post ONCE adore s
Prescott, Arizona. has this dav Med his 40 j.
piicstion for a patent for I 500 linear feet OF
the Excelcior IN ne or vein. bearing gold and
silver with surface ground 500 feet in width
81 tuated In Marines Mining Dist rict oouu
ty Ysyspai, and Ter tory of srsaeua. aud
design sted by the ID notes ., d 0ffsctst . 81
on hie In this Uffioe as lot nu M Der a. The
extension boundarIes Of said Isos =. 81 te,p z
follows
Beginning az initial mon nj F. end center
of claim where Is set . granite stone mark ed
NJ 4 NolU Min Mon Ma bears q deg
TO where - mared + No On sw face OF z an !.
lite boulder lssme DO tiSer IL marked n No
for Sc cor to Mas ara NJ Z l. No 20 A. shenre
" deg 40 min w 300 feet to where 10 set -
grants stone msrkeS + No tsaue STONE Is
marked No Tor sw cor to Niagara II e Lot
No ~ A.. thence - deg % min w 800 feet 10
where II set . grsniie stone ma rked No 4
isan,e course} GOO fee to where - marked r
No on Sc cor OF granite bou der; themes "a
deg + l5oo feet to granite rock marke ed
r Nos; themes 70 deg 10 min T. 3os feet 20 mi.
tisl mon ana stone mark ed NJ h Mol place
OF beginning obtaining so.6s acres.
Magnetic variation II deg ~ min E
The location OF THIS mine n recorded In the
OF mines. ne adjoining claimants ars Con-
gress Gold Mining Company on the north .
Any and all per.o claiming sdvers ely
any portlon OF said Exceicior miae or snrfa
clsime with the gistsr OF the United STATES
Land Once at Presestt. In the TER. tori Of
Arizona, during the sixty days period of pub
LEGATION hereof, OF thew viii % barred by vir-
tue OF the provisions of the Ststate.
j. Z. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
mo. 2s7.l
APPLICATION F09 A PATENT.

| May TN, 1880
NOTICE Is hereby given thai Heck berry
IN Mining Company, oy J. J. Williams. its
%ttornsy IN fact. whoss post once address n
Prescott. Arizona, has this day dlec his ap.
plicst ON for patent for 1870 linear feet ~
the Matte mine or vein. bearinS ,old ST.
yer and copper with surface grC - nd $40 feet
In width, situated la Biz Eas NtDtng District
County OF Yayapai and Territory of Arizona
plat on fie in this o rec, AZ Lot Number So,
the exterior boundaries OF said Lot No. bs
being as follows
hegi nning AT init Al monument at center
OF claim, where Ii set a al tie Zone smark ed
IN NJ Mol, u Mineral NJ num@nt No. s
bears : Il DEG lo mia. W. ss23 feet, NO IA
men No W corner TO Pc rs N q
lot No 81. bears = - deg As nun T. I270 feet;
ter end of cfaim where - ser stats stone
marked NO 2: thence 10 deg IS min "
500 ~ where is set slate stone u,afked VI No
=, thence Il 70 ueg Is min W Is % n to where
Is set granite stone msrk ed II NOD thence
\ 10 deg Is min + 10 " center end OF e'aina
where IL set = granite stone Market NJ No
(samc coursel 6oo 70 to wher 10 set q granite
stone marked No S: thence ~ deg As
min $500 II TO where Is set granite stone
marks M Nos, tn nee ~ 10 deg rs min W
Magnetic variation Is deg So min r. con-
tainins % Sc acres.
The location OF this mine IL recorded IN the
Recorder once of Ysvapsi County. IN Book
"A az Mines.
Any and all persons claiming adversely ~
portion Of said Matte mine or surface
ground are required to nle their adverse
claims with the Register of the United 81 ates
Arisons, during the six,y days psricd OF
publ alton hereof, or tn y will be barred by
virtue of the proeisioas of she statute.
'm.tlow j. c. MARTIN. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09

/ IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
l. Third Judicial District Territory OF Ari.
ions, County Of Yavapsi. Helen Scopel
plaintiff. vs.. Charlie Scopel, defendant. sam
mons No. 1915.
Action brought In the Ds.rict Court OF the
Third judicial District, In and for he County
OF Ysvapsi. Territory OF Arizona.
Inc Territory OF Arizona sends greeting TO
Charlie Scopel.
You are hereby summoned and required 70
appear in an action br Sugbt against you oy
the above named plaintiff In the District
Court OF the Third Judicial District, In and
for the County OF Ysvspsi in the Territory OF
Arizona, and answer the complaint died with
the Clerk OF this Court at Prescott. in said
County, "a copy OF which complaint accom-
psnies this summons) within ten days (exclu-
siye OF the dsv OF seryice) after the service
upon you OF this summons, II erved In this
county; but IL served out of the county and
within this district, then twenty days; In all
other csses,thir.y days.
And you are hereby notified ia at II you
fall 20 appear and answer the complaint as
above required, the pl,intif will take ju dg-
meat by iefault as provided by law, and
costs and disbursements in this behalf ex-
Tended.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of said
Court this 10Th DAY Of June, A. d. 1890
II. s. J. NJ. WATTS, Clerk
e. H. Sanford, Attorney for plaintiff
is2I-3Dt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09

While practicing on Thursday even
ing for the hose race, Johnny Bourke,
a com positor OF this office, was struck
by the wheels of the company's hose
wagon, end both fore and hind wheel
passed over his body, breaking two or
three ribs and otherwise inJuring him.
At first it was thought that the acct
dent would prove fatal. but he has
been getting along quite nicely.
The case of Mitchell against Mitchell
came up in the district court this morn
ing, on motion OF defendant 70 set
aside an order made without notice to
the defendant. The defendant obtain
ed leave 20 file an amended answer.
asking for the custody OF the child, and
the case was again referred to take ties
timony.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
his instantaneous process, succeeded in
securing =

PICTURE OF THE ANIMAL,
But the instrument broke in an at
tempt TO take his master
THE FIREMEN's BALL,
Given in the evening at the city hall
was attended by q gay and merry
. throng of ladies and gentlemen, not
wlthstanding the inclemency of the
weather. The hall, in fact, was liter.
ally packed. The orchestra of the
Ninth Infantry band, from Whipple,
furnished the music for the occasion,
which was excellent. The hsll decora-
ton reflected great credit on those
having this matter in charge, as they
were appropriate and artistic. aud with
the brilliant light from the electric
lamps. gave a very pleasing effect.
The proceeds of the ball will be given
to the Hook and Ladder Company.
AFTERTHoUGHTs.
The troops from Whipple presented
a fine appearance and were admired by
all.
The Ninth infantry band from Whip
pie very generously and kindly gave
their services free for the procession
and literary exercises. They also
played during the afternoon for the
hose races, for which they were COM
pensated by the committee.
There were three subscriptions of SIS
each towards defraying the expense OF
the celebration. This amount was the
highest, while $3.50 was the lowest.
A national salute Was fired at noon at
Whipple.
The Hook and Ladder Company
broke the territorial record in their
practice
Chas. III. Akers, foreman Of the o. X.
hose company, authorizes the JOURNAL
MINER to issue challenge from his
company 10 any hose COMPANY in Ari-
zona or New Mexico to run a race of
25e yards, water test, the race to be in
Prescott within sixty days, for $500.
Let us hear from the Alfalfa Pumpkin
company of Phenix on this proposition.
The attendance from the surrounding
was large.
Chiel of Police Dodson raised $l0S.75
yesterday afternoon fer Johnny Beurke,
the injured fireman The Dudes, who
won the straight away race, also turned
the S6o-purse over to him.
A G. A Il dag waved from the court
house flag stas yesterday.
The decorations for the Fourth were
not so elaborate as in previous years.
The most striking and artistic were on
the court house and on Freeze & Bel
cher's saloon.
There are two live pet American
eagles in Prescott, natives of Arizona,
which also shrieked for liberty and in.
dependence yesterday.
No more holidays until Thanksgiving
nov
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
SHERlfF'S SALE.

TN THE DIsTRICr COURT OF TIE
l Third Judicial District OF the Trrf1tofy Oh
arizona In aud for the County % fsyspaa.
Mar h Burton, plaintiff. vs. charles tA.ssi
ID. f. Mitchell aud IRWIN bser' oe'e
Execution No. 1921.
Nv yi-fue OF an execution issued on "
the District Court OF the Third 9udtciai Ds-
tricL OF the Territory OF Ar zons, I'D anu ~.
the County OF fsvapsi, dated the Siss
az Juns 1880 in the above entitled acuols
wherein the above named plaintiff Mary q.
Burton recovered q Judgment sxAihse Lrs
above named defendsr - harles fales. -
Mitchell aud Irwin BsoT. on the iEtn DAY o.
November. 1888. for the principal sum OF M
teen "a 500 dollars. and for the sum OF
thlrty-fiye (s3500) dollars damages, ana TOT
IN further sum OF two hundred anu thfee
and 80 100 (s303 So dollsfs costs, maklag
total OF the sum Of two hundred a. q hisy-
three and 35- 90 10 l53. S5) dollars with inter-
est thereon al the rate OF seven 20 per cent
per annum amounting to he SUN OF tSenty-
seven and 81 100 t<27,5l) doilassi and Tor the
furih sum OF twelve tsl2ccl dollars soss
IN the supi eme Court, together with sii ac-
erulng costs and expenses OF sale, nave
levied upon the following described property
10 WI. All the right, title aud interest OF the
within defendant, Charles Yates, OF, In ana 10
one hundred (i0o) feet In tn Bower and besn
location. on the Tiger lode, IN Tiger miaing
ais. rict and eis hty-iiye (s5j feet in the Ben
ton mining claim, in Tiger mining district
and one hundred 900 feet in the nd
nor extensions OF the War Eagle me, II
bradshaw mining district, and nfty go, f~et
In the thsd north extension Of the War
Eagle mae N Bra shaw min ng district, sil
| of said prop rty being situate in the Comfy
| OF Yavspsi, and Territory OF Arizona: and
| for n more particular description OF which
! said mining claims and the interest of said
defendant IN ana 10 the within described
| property, reference Is hereby had to the
| records Of the said Ysyapsi county. IN the
| flee of the County Re order OF Yavapsi
, county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARrz., ,

LAND OFFICE At PRESCOTT, ARIEL
June 49, 1880. !
Notice Is hereby GIVEN that tho following
named Sc tier has filed Jtlce of bis inten-
fore the Reg ster = I'd Receiver NJ Prescott,
Arizona, on July 2S, $780, vl.' John Brown,
az Asua Fria, Arizo y. Homestead rptry
a57. for the W. y OF NV. u. and w. y SW.
=. sec. 81, Up. II n, range east
he names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton OF said land, via: Richard Thomas,
John Mars, J. X. Hill, Geo. White, all of
Aqua Fris, Arisons. j. @. MARTIN.
ieIs Register,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND orr,cE AT pRxscorr. A. t.

LAND orFIcE AT PRESCOTT. A. T.
June IL, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the following
named ettler has Hed notice of his inten.
ton 20 make 6nal proof in support OF his
claim, and secure Gal entry thereof at the
expiration OF thirty days from the date OF
this notice, via: Richard fhoEx as. IF Aqua
Fris, Arixo a. Homestead Entry No. $40, for
the Sc !. of sec. D. tip Il n. X K, and names
the followi' & as his witnesses viz: John
Brown, Jphu NJ .rs, J. X. Hall, Geo. White.
all Of Aqua Fria, Arizona.
jels-td j. C. MARTIN, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
Teams;evs, Attention. i.--Blds Wa n
ed for Hauling Ore.

Plenty of water; fine road; all down
grade; three mile haul. Capacity from
25 TO 40 tons daily. For full psrticu-
lars address,
FRANK WELSH, Gen. Manager,
blackberry. Mohave Co., Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09

At one o'clock D. m. Of that day, la front OF
the north do OF the Court Housc,in the City
OF Prescott. County OF Yavapsi. and Territory
OF Arixons, | will sell a the right, tile snc
interest OF the said defendant. Charles Yates,
IN and to the above described properly at
public auction. for cash in United States
currency, TO the hig hest and best bidder,
to satisfy said execution and all costs.
WM q. O'NEILL,
Sheriff of Yayapai County. Arizona.
BY NJ. MciNsRSAY, Chief Deputy.
Dated June "a, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-07-09
pianos on Ins,s,,meo,s,

Pianos sold on easy installments.
First ,lass, fine toned instruments
B. II. Go'dwater, Prescott. Ariz. Il
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-30
THE T., S. F. 4 N. BOND COUPONS.
Gen. Nelly Makes Statement Regard
ing Interest Payments BY the
County.

Supt. Chas. johnson, of the Santa Fe
Southern company, yesterday received the
following from Gen. Nelly, under date Of
Lima, OHIO, oath inst:
In explanation of coupon account with
Santa Fe county have onl Y this to say
The first years interest amounts to 5000
due on aid bonds January l, 1888. No
levy was made for the first six months,
or one half. 81 800. Mr.. Selipman directed
me to have our people draw on him, as
commissioner, for $1,000, our people to
advance the balance and hold whole
amount of coupons until the advance was
psii, and entered into written contract to
this effect, which contratt we now hold.
Except these coupons all have been sur
rendered when payment was made. If
Santa Fe county is ready to pay the
amount advanced upon this arrangement
am ready to surrender the coupons We
hold under it; or, If they have been taken
up, Others in their stead. have not the
numbers OF the coupons paid in my pos
session, so don't know. Mr.. Sellgman
suggested this plan to save the credit of
the county, and ace pied it for nv peo-
pie. He ,ould not borrow the money in
santa Fe for less than Il per cent, and
arranged this at per cent. Mr.. B. Sell
lyman can make you clear and satisfac-
tory explanation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-30
PEDRO PITH.
Steady Growth Of the TOwn-A Fresh
Water Suprly-Cbeerful Notes
from The Mines.

Col. F. A. Blake, secretary of the San
Pedro Town company, is i'll the city on
business to-day. He says there are no
signs of boom in San Pedro at present,
but that there was great activity in min
Ing circles and a steady growth of all the
towns interests that beat boom all out
of sight. The business men have conf
dence and the excellent prospects of two
lines of railway inside the next six
months puts every body on his meta as
it were. The water problem has solved
very satisfactorily. The Town company
put down a well OxS feet and at depth
OF 16 feet struck a permanent supply of
ii feet OF excellent water. This is to be
pumped into an elevated reservoir and
will afford ample water to supply by the
gravity system the full 800 acres
owned by the Town company. The cop
per works are now in full blast, and
money is again quite free in the camp.
Little is known of the Lincoln ucky's
plans, although fine lot OF mineral is in
sight. Work is progressing nicely on
the Tres Hermanos property; nearly 800
feet Of development has been done, and
a true tissure vein OF mineral is in sight,
its width at the thinest point opened be.
ing ten feet between walls. The ore is
growing richer as depth is attained, and
there is every INDIGESTION that the property
will soon be Il steady shipper.