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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
pssscosrs July w.a,n.,.

Through the conrtesy of Signal Ser vice Observer John McGlone, of Whip pie. the JoURSaI-MrsER is enabled te give tine following weather summar Tor the month of July: Highest bs- roineter, So.O7, on the l4th inst: lcwes, barometer, 29.S4. on the 7th; mean ,emp"rature for the month. "A degrees highest temperature. 8. on the 22d !; lowest. 5s, on the 3d; greatest daily range oi temperature. 30; least daily range ol temperature, 1s.
 The mean temperature for the cor responding month in previous years has been as follows in 1880 and 'S3. 70 degrees; in 'sl, 'S4, 'S1 and SS. 72 degrees; in 'S2 and 'S5. 73 degrees in 's6 and 'S9, "A degrees.
 The prevailing direction of the wind has been southwest, the extreme ve- locity being 3s miles per hour, from the southwest on the 18th.
 Total rainfall. 2.74 inches. being an excess of the average for the month of .72 inches. The total excess since since January lst has been 2. 56 inches.
 Number of clondless days. 8; partly cloudy, IT: cloudy days, 6.
 The rainfall occurred AS follows: on the 3d, .26; sth, 3s; 9th, or; lIth, .6S; 18th, .oI; l7th, IS; 18th, .s9; 18th, .5s; 2si. .o2; 23d. IF; a4,h, .o4; s6th. II; 27th, .0l; 18th. .04.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Tho Pulpit ana the Stage.

Rev. F. H. shrout. pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Msund, Kan, says: Il feel it my duty ts tell what wonders Dr Kings New Discovery has dcns for me. My lungs were badly diseased, and my psrisbiopers thought I could live only few weeks. took five bottles ef Dr. Kiag's New Discov- cry and am sound and we'll. gaining 26 lbs. In weight.,'
 Arthur Love Manager Loves Funny Fsiks Combination, writes: "After a thorough trial and convincing evidence. am confident Dr. Kings New Disoov- cry for Consumption, beats 'sm all. and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness l can do my many thousand friends IS to urge them to try it." Free trial bottles at Rsss' Corser Drug Store. Regular siss soc. and $l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06

I Lieutenant Palmer. of whipple, yer,
 eourteonsly sent an ambulance las,
 evening to take the visiting ball olut
 to whipple 10 witness the dress parade
 puite large number ot visitors were
 present last evening At dress parade.
 Sheriff oNeiil. on his return q few
 aays since from trip to tho castor n
 part oi the county, brought in lot of petrihed oyster shells taken from the summit ot Bakers Butte. from S.Ooo .o s'"V lee, above sea level. When and
 how did they get theref
 of the Winslow Base ball team. now in frescott, the manager. MT. McCan- eron, Is division sul~r,nt~ndent cf Una Atlantic & Pacific ia.iruAd, i've d, tn. Club are conductors, one an engineer. and the others brxkemen uu the road. They are iov sl crew.
 A wsshout occurred on the ra,lroad. Just south oi s. 0. Reese's place. last evening, delaying the train all night. It left there about daylight this morning, arriving in Prescott at 8 o'clock. The ,,sitors to the barbecue had an all-nish, dance at Chino valley on account of the delay.
 Bill Nye writes to the bald.he.ded man who asks for his advice on hair restoratives, As follows: "Tske your hair restorative money and buy toxn lot m growing town that supports its home paper and advertises, and 20 ahead. and you will be fixed, and the man who is fixed don't care whether he has any hair or not"
 It IS iumosed thst A strong effort will be made m the next legislature towards rem owing the capital from Phenix to Tucson. Should such prove the case he Phenicisns will be treated to dose 'i the same medicine that they forced Prescott Co swallow. However, it is iot our picnic, and the r,vai pueblos nay fight it out to their hearts content, | provided they do not propose .o move to Yuma ss 6 compromise. We have enough questionable characters incsr. 'erated in the territorial prison now, md patien would cease to be . virtue were lot of irresponsible legislators urned loose upon our peaceful village very two yesrs.-Yuma Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
BUSINESS socaLs.

Fine stock of Saddles at osrsurg Bros dIu
 Hair and Clothes Brushes at the Corner Drug Store. tf
 Go to Rsndaps for bargains in Yatisi Corsets and ribbons. If
 Prescrip ions compounded st the Corner Driig Store. If
 Cali for Blue Ribbon cIgars st the Montezumi Saloon. m29tf
 Go to Rsndals for bargsins in Lsdiss' Hats, Tips and Flowers. If
 All goods sold at California prices ss the Corner Drug Store If
 Sponges, finest ever in Prescott, and cheap, at the Corner Drug Store. If
 The genuine sterling's Royal Rem edy for sale at the Corner Drug Ssare.u
 Try bottle of Toland's Tonic, for sale at the Corner Drug Store. If
 F. II. Waite, dentist, Is permanently located at Prescott. Office, Yayapsi Drug Store. u
 A lot O, fine salt, just received af A. Wollenbnrg < Co.'S, al $l.25 per hundred. Good for preserving meas or for stock. jyl5tf
 For sale cheap, an interest in the White Spar mine, 8 producing prop erty. Inquire at the Arizona Real Estate, Loan < Improvement Associs- ton. ly24tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
MInIne inteiil9ence.
liver lI3 in New York.

| J. l.. Fisher has purchased T. J,
 Duakie's interest in the Scotch LAssie and Linella ninee in Turkey Greek districi, and will shortly start in work ing the property. IT. Dnnk.e thinks he has found some good property which he proposes to work.
 A Mohsve county mining claim, in Cedar distrsct, has been named the Diamond Jo" mine. in honor of the great mining king of this county.
 J. W. McGowan. of Prescott, is out among the mines Of Mohsve county, looking for something worth having. Mae. is a good judge of mining prop. erty.--Mohsve Miner.
 NJ. Moore, who has been prospecting for about two months between Big Bug and Turkey cre k. has located . claim called the George Washington. which carries good percentage of gold and silver and runs forty per cent in cop per.
 J. Stine has sold all his interest in the Clipper mine to Bsshford ( Bur mister.
 Frank P. Clark has deeded five mines and three mill-sites, in Hassayampa district, te E. N. Clark.
 J A. Church, foreman of the Con- gress. returned to that camp to-day.
 W. H. Harlan's Howard mill con. tinues to run on good ore from mines on the Hasssysinpa.
 It is rumorcd that work will soon te commenced again on the Groom creek mines owned by E. M. Clark, of New Haven. Connecticut.
 The Copper Queen Company. O! Blsbee, Cochise county. has 600 men on its pay roll.
 J. c. Loss, of Casa Grande, adver- tises for proposals to sink double con- partmsnt shaft, 6xll feet. 800 fee, in depth, on the North Star mine, Case Gnnde district. Bids will be opened September lst.
 Richard r. Rothweli, editor of the Engineering and Mining Journal of New York, is visiting tue Phenix mine, in Maricapa county. He will visit Prescott in few days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06

ment of interest. Miss Florence spof-
 lord continues her talks upon Wash
 ington Customa" The serial being
 written by Annie Jennes.. Miller enters
 into diecussion of marriage and di-
 voree at once original aud logical. Ad-
 dress the Jenness- Miller Pub. Co. 363 Fifth Ave. New York.
 Cons derahle sickness is reported st The Needles. which is said ,o arise from the hot weather and the too free
 ase of ice water. Engineer Titus and
 two machinists and Mexican laborer died there this week. We hope that
 the cool breeze which prevail. here this week may resch our sister town on the Colorsdo.-Mohave Miner.
 ifthere Is any dis atisiaetion, as sts. ted by our democratic contemporary. over the acton of the county centra' commit C, the dissatisfied are very quiet about 1t The wish, in this case is father 10 the thought The repnbli- eau party of Yavspsi county never was more harmonious than 1t is st the present time, sni this is what worries our democratic neighbors who would he only too willing io create sehisms and discord in th ranks
 Rev. c l.. Pearson left on this m rn ing's train for Tort Wingate. N. M., where he will perform the ceremony "Wednesday, Aug 6J that l will unite as man and wife Rev. E. and Miss Jessie Evans, of this place. The ceremony will take place st the residence of the post surgeon, Dr. Sewall. whose wife is a sister of he prospective bride. The m ny friends ,f the couple in Prescott will unite in 1 wishing them a happy and prosp r1us journey.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06

company. they af e obliged to give us
 three years' notice before commencing
 to build, or for6ei, $500, 900. They
 will probably evsde this provision by
 orgsnizing another company" The Phenix Herald does not yet seem
 to have "caught on" to the fact that
 mail service between Phenix aud Pres.
 cot, via Wickenburg is six times a week, and that all m ait from the above places is sent by that route. ! Candidates in Maricopa county arc
 making their wishes known to voters. The following have announcements in
 the papers there: F. H. Coyie. for re-
 corier; sam. r. webh and ". T.
 Gray. fur sherid, and J. E. Walker and
 J. W. Crenshaw for treasurer. Capt John [. Hogue has been ap- pointed clerk oI the district court for Apache county hy Judge Gooding, in place of Arthur Ashton, resigned. The o,ptaia Is capable and will undoubted- iy All the oftice to the satisfactiou of the court.--St. Johns Herald.
 Gen. Stanley, who has been spend ing several days in El PAso, with ref erence to tue es ablishment of sixteen company post st that plsos, has fixed upon site four miles from the city, of l,0oo acres. valued st $S,2G0. which is 1 10 ba purchased by private subscrip- ton and donated. As soon as the land l Is purchased and water secured build | ing operations will be commenced Star.
 Col. s. R. Bevsns, a special agent of | the general land office under Grover Cleseland's administration. arrived Tn Prescott. for brief visit. on Saturday evening. He had the honor of an es- cort furnished by the United States. Col Revsns was indicted by the last United States grand jury, for accepting a bribe from Henry Huning. the latter being also indicted for bribery and is now out on bail. The Colonel gave bail last evening and was released from custody.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. The "barbecuans' have drowsy look today.
 Judge Wright is improving his ace on Mob Hill.
 Mrs. Dewitt has taken charge of the Elite restaurant.
 R. c. Brown, of the FlOren @ Enter prise, is visiting Jerome.
 The Whipple and Winslow clubs will play ball tomorrow.
 Base ball see ms 10 attract rain elondts Let us have game every day.
 The patent for the townsite of Flag staff was received st the land office to- day.
 Martin Maier's ice and the beer stored in his cellar were uninjured by the fire.
 The roads between Prescott and Camp Verde are reported to be in B terribly washed out condition.
 A lively runaway occurred on Monte zuma street this morning, resulting m very badly smashed up wagon.
 F. 4. Stevens has deeded half of the southeast quarter of section 10, township l4, north of range ? west, to J. D Cook.
 Dr. A. J. Chandler, veterinary sur geon of the territory, arrived m Pres colt by this mornings delayed train. on an official visit.
 A lot of young men and misses gave surprise party, last evening. to Clark Hewlett, and spent & pleasant evening in innocent games.
 J. A. Black, territorial commissioner of immigration, is in town, and will study up the resources of this section, to incorporate in pamphlets. for the benefit of the territory.
 A mail rider was killed in Mohaye county, near Kingman, few days since, by wallsPsi Indian. The lat ter escaped, and reward Of Slo0 Is offered for his capture.
 Phenix pspeFs have become some what modified in tue tone Of their cen sus lalk since the erriyal of Supervisor Clark. They seem to realize that there may be more investigation than they 1 ~ant.
 X. deed from ]. Ii. Braly 10 Arthur H. Braley for one-hsh interest in ranch, cattle, horses, etc, in Williamson valley | for l3,oo0, has been filed for record. The property conveyed is the old Head X Lincoln ranch.
 ". NJ. Brobst, Of Walnut creek, is said to have the best crop of corn, po' tatoss and onions in the county. He has three acres oI corn, four acres o' potatoes and one acre of onions, tho I yield from which is immense.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Tho world enr.onsa.

The facilities ot the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlim- ited, and when Syrup of Figs wae first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as 1t is the only remedy which is traly pleas- ing anu refreshing to the taste and prompt and etfectua! to clesnee the system gently iu the Spring time or, m fact, ai any time and the better it ie known the more popular it becomes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Wednesdays Edition.

J. W. Sharp. Of Flagstaff. is visiting
 Prescott
 w. L. Van Horn left for Flagsta
 this morning. Richard ?. Boutwell, is expected in
 Prescott to- morrow. Our telegraph report has failed to arrive now for two days. T. C. Norris and H ]. Miller. sttor-
 ney of Flagstaff, came in on last nights train.
 chas. l.. Phippeny, sn sld resident of tais county. is up from his ranch on
 the Buckeyu canal Conductor Carrigan, of the Prescott X Arizona Central railroad, received serious injury to his hand in Sundays
 game of ball
 From communication from Braa. shaw in this mornings paper 1t looks as though cur democratic friends were trying 10 head of the Zulick holdoyers from running for office.
 Elsewhere in this issue will be found the law card of Webb < Baker, attor neys at Washington, D. c. A per. sonai acquaintance with Mr. Barker lustites us in recommending the firm to any and all parties who may require the services of an attorney iu Wash ington.
 An ordinance recently passed by the city council makes it unlawful for any female to drink wine, beer, soda water, ale, cider. whisky. brandy CT any spir- itosus or yinous liquors in any saloon. club house, club room, gambling room or gambling house, in the city of Pres. colt. The penalty Is fine of not less than $lo, nor more than $50. This re- duces the beverages which females are allowed to guzzle, in public places, to suttermilk, c ty water, and mineral waters of various kinds.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Epoch.

} transition from long. lingering aiaful sickness to robust health , an epoch in the life of the ind;- Such a remarkable event is 'rsd in the memory, and the
 y whereby the good health has
 attained is gratefully ble ssed !, it is that so much is heard is of Electric Bitters. So many Ley owe their restoration to health, ! use of the Great Alteratiye and
 II you are troubled with any fe ot Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, ] or short standing, you will find relief by use os Electric Bit Sold at ;-tc and $l per bottle at |omeT Drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
FROM MONDAYS DAILY. More rain yesterday.

-n"Ao iaAh foetcfuays
 City council meets tonight.
 J. J. Stewart conducted" to-dsy's train cut.
 Geo. $. Porter sdvertises Dougls, shoes in this issue.
 Edw. l.. Preston, of Jerome, wac ir town yesterday.
 Lynx creek wss visited with heavy rains Saturday and Sunday.
 Good prices were realised st tn. Whipple auctio on Saturday.
 The white mules at Wbipple were sold on Saturday to Clark 4 Adams.
 Auditor Hughes expressed himself highly pleased with his visit to Prescott.
 Henry 6oidwster returned from hi. trip east on Saturday evenings train
 Miss Helen Wells left this morning to attend school st Oakland, California
 It has raiued ev y afternoon since the hss, baii tournament commenced
 Ed. $. Gill, editor of the pheniI Re publican, left for home lo day via Los Angeles.
 Ed. $. Clark is what toe Phsnix ps- pers call Census Supervisor Eliss Sto- yer Clark.
 Editor Chatham, of the Nogaies Her sld, is eDumersting the live stock of the territory.
 y.F. Winner, vii engineer, who has been engaged in mining ia Peoples valley, Is visiting Prescott.
 A. s. Clough will open fruit depot in his new building across the street from the JouRSAL-MissR office.
 William Mitchell, of the lo CT Agus Fria, one of the weslthiest stock raj . CTS in Ysvspsi county. is visiting Pres' colt.
 The train arrived st 2:40 this after noon, owing to A. 4 P. trains being late. Only one days mail was brought 10 Prescott
 Eighteen teams and thirty men are work on the Buckeye canal, in Mari copa county, making improvements and repairs.
 Deputy Sheriff McInernsy and family today, moved into the Peter house, recently occupied by w. A. Freeze and family.
 Misses Kate and Yonds Burlington came in yesterday frosa their residence on Groom creek, and spent the day very pleasantly with friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Fsrnsworth came in isst evening from the Verde, where the former hss been stationed as engin eer at the water works.
 Two courageous young ladies made the descent yesterday into the shaft oi the Silver King mine and fessted their sight on the rich ore there.
 Bishee, AriEons, was visited by & cloud burst recently, and two men were arosned. Considerable property WAS lost, the Copper Queen mining com pany's loss being placed at from S. 900 to s.,so0.
 MT. Fitzgerald, formerly in the em ploy of the Atlantic 4 Pacific as special detective. is one of the Window team of ball players. "Fitr" is now in charge of train on the road. Preferring that to his other position.
 Speaking of the proposed extension ot the Santa Fe road to San Francisco yiee President Stubbs of the Southern Pacific recently said. "Let them come By tue terms of the contract with cur
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Ruck,en's Arnlca saise,

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever sores, Chspped Hands, Chilblsins Corns. and all Skin Eruption, and posi-. lively cures Piles or Q pay required It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by W. W. Ross. at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Adv,co so mosners.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teething. It soothes the child, sof,ens the gums, aliays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy fer Di- arrhna. Twentv-tive cents q bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
FROM FRrpAY's DAILY.

FROM FRIDAy'S DAILY.
 Aatin MAier received car load o
 ger to-day.
 w. l.. Van Horn came in m, Ia.
 evenings train.
 Rev. T, J. Glyn returned from .,h,
 querque last night
 1 The Tombstone Epitaph will shortly
 be published as daily.
 j. F. Michaels, a typo formerly er
 pioyed on the Coarer, is in town.
 Collectors reported plenty of money
 Tn sight and easy of access to day.
 J H. Braly and $. P. Behan re,prn.
 ed today from Williamson valley. The walls Of the Burke Hickey build.
 ing have been completed Co the second tioor
 Engineer Mshoney says he is gaining little Tn the amount of water m the city reservoir.
 George ". Barnes. representing the Revere Rubber Com paay of San Fran cisco, is in town
 The W,nslow base ball boys were dined and chsmpAgned last evening hy the Prescott club.
 There was quite perceptible fsl, in the temperature last night after the arrival of Duiin's car load Of i,e.
 Ed. s. Gill. of the rhenix Republican IS delighted with the Prescott climate. which is just now cool and bracing.
 Quite number of ladies snd gentle men from Prescott attended the dance at Jas E. Wings last night nd enjoy. ed themselves dancing.
 Mountain lions are still playing havoc gith celts in the vicinity of Ash 1 and Sycamore creeks and other sec tions m the eastern part of the county.
 I. $. o'Brien Is being urged by his friends for the Democratic nomination for shsrifi, but there Is about as much show of him getting il as there is for Zulick holdoser becoming conscisn- tious Presbyterian evangelist No gales Herald.
 There Is band of goats running over the hills Tn this vicinity. herded by d Mexican boy, and one of the aforesaid goats is curiosity worthy of circus. IL is nanny" and lu addition to having a we'll developed udder m the propper place has one on about the ce ter of its back. It Is quite gentle and Is milked regularly by the owner, both u1ders contributing a fair amount of milk The tests of the ud- der on the back stick straight up and when being milked the nanny" d. ways lays down on her side. The owner does not realize that he Is the possessor of anything remarkable and sdmires # only because 1t gives more milk than any other one in the bsnd.- Epitaph.
 The county republican committee Ind the best thing possible under the st its meeting last night 1 n the selection of delegates to the ter -itorisl convention. The list of dele ystes it will be seen is composed of the 'ery best representative republicans in .he county. Every section has repre- While the members of the 1 ,ommitte would all refer to have had ielegst selected by county conven- ion, il was wiselydeemed tobe too early O hold 8 conven' ion for the nomi na- ion of county officers, and the expense ,f holding two conventions would have ,een too great, so they adopted this ,lsn of selecting delegates as the most easisie. IL will be seen that they have made fair and equitable spportion nents to diffs.ent parts of the county, o that no charge Q: fayoritism can be aade and, as already stated. the dele ,ates are all first class men.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
copp,s Mining Laws.

The demand for the above book has become so great that we have deter mined to offer it as & premium with the JouRSAL-MISEs. New or old sub scribers can receive copy and st the same time be credited with years subscription to the Weekly by send. ;ng S4.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
 Board of Supervisors.

The board met yesterday and post poned the date of receiving the "descrip- ton of Ysvspsi county" from August IS until the 2Sd.
 J. x. Cook was appointed road over- seer of district No. I9.
 K. Lyon was allowed $15 on the general fund for . lion scalp.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Cara of Thanks.

To the friends and neighbors who have go kindly aided me in my recent great distress, and to the attaches oi the Silver King Mine, for their hber- slity and sympathy in my beresve- meut, hereby tender my most hearty nd grateful thanks.
 A. ". HoFFsTrrLER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
For Rent.

An elegantly furnished suit of rooms, everything complete for housekeeping.
 H. N. PALMER,
 Opposite Che Catholic Church. Prescott July 2l, 1890 lw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
sasIns and mltIInery store.

s N. Carr has opened s new
 Making and Millinery Store, one north oi ;he Post olBce. She has 'no a full stock of the very latest of sll kinds of millinery goods,
 Tites the ladies to call and ex- her goods. m7u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
situation wanteo.

A young lady desires position as a book-k, eper or smenuensis. Can fur nish references as to character and ability. Apply at this office. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
 County Wayrsnto.

The undersigned will pay One Dollar half cash and half trade-for wArrsnts of Ysvspai County.
 leTtf Jos. DouaHERrY. O. K. Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
Fouru.

A small blue velvet work bag, with yellow ribbons. Some work inside of bag. Owner can have same by calling at this ofice. if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-08-06
copp's M,nirg Laws

Given away free with the JOURNAL MINER. Send s4 and receive the Weekly one year and copy of the book.