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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15
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1t twslys o'clock noon of lest day, in front ol the north door of the Court House o9 fsvapal County, la the City Of rrescott Arizona, will, in aoediencs 10 said sfee fcYcclo- sure aud iudgmeui. snd oTd3r oi sale thereon sell he sheys described prop rIy, sr 90 much thereof as may De neseSsary to satisfy said plaintiffs judgment, with iniete thereon sud costs, aog~tner with seerulns costs, Co he highc bidder for cash in United States noney. VIM. O. 0'NEILL, sheriff.
 DaIsd s! Prescott, Arizoas. December sist. iSS9.
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Office and residence opposite the Will jams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon ali new ial- proyements in dentistry. Every oper. ation carefully performed, and satis faction guaranteed
 Prescott, Jan. i2. 1889. q
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A Good Calltorn,a pane

Send for the Los Angeles Daily Herald, the best Southern California paper. Subscription & 225 per quarter. Weekly Hersld (l2 pages) $2 per an- nun. Address, AYERS < LYNCH,
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Stylish Rond Car.

For sale cheap. Jus, from iaolory Never been in use. Apply to Bashford 6 Bnrmister. 4
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Pianos on ,nsrn,tmer,s

Planes sold on easy isstsllments. First-class, fine toned instruments B. N. Go'dwster, Prescott, ArsS. ti
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15

Officc of Board of Supervisors of ! favapat County, A. F., frescott Nov. is,, 1880 Notice Is hereby given ths3 ta aeCurtsRne ee Slfh She provisions of persgrs nhs S.g3-Ia, page sSI, Revl led Si SiatGtes, tts gulaowfnr -Fe scriDed property is offered ag private sale sf not less thas the aoonlt set opposite cEch tot. win interest thereon, from data. as tn7 Fate ot ten per cent per anuuBo, sad two SD t hsf dollars additional for tho daaa of conveyance of said property.
 Ky order of the BaSFd ol supfyvlsors
 x. J. r. HORNE. Cierk. List of Tax Sale Ccrti iicst.s fa ths nstin- Quent Taxes Of iSs7. nnredeemed Nov ID her lRl. 1hHl.
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Private Sale of County
 Property.
Oflicc of Board of SuperSisovs of I
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ia accordance wiih the provisions of Pars. grsphs 4it3-Io, D @ge 4S7, Revised ssatntcs of AriEocs.
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For Rent.

Two comfortable boas.s lo West Prescott Apply to Joseph D1gghesty, c k, Sore. d2
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Letter ,,ss

The following is s list of letters re- nainingin the post-osies at Prescott. Arizona, encalled for January g. 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-- ~ At tue corner oi MnEtezuma and Willis Sreess. Ess. Blackburn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-15

brand.
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STOCK BRANDS.
.,s wHEEL BRAND

VI ttEi1Is %RAAto
 On left HIP os cattle aAd right THlsH or horses. Ear marks for esttlo-uprer b..- on ieft a9d under hit rixht ear. Ths undersigned is also Ihe owner of the sfAk
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-06
The Democratic Educational
Campaign.

Another Campaign Of Education is be-
ing waged by the National Democrats
party, like unto the famous campaign of
1888. The literary bureau is zellously
work and daily upon the floor Of the
House Of Representatives for two weeks
was the literature ground out in the shape
of free trade speeches upon the tariff
bill Each day aided new stock to the
accumulated mass Of buncome, rot and
,olel theories through which -s4---
misses Of the American people are to be
educated to the beauties aud advantages
Of free trade and tariff for revenue only.
At the same time every Democratic
speech delivered, and spread broad cas-;
through the land. will only serve to add
to the mass of protection votes which
will again surely destroy the hope, of
the Democratic party and their allies.
the foreign manufacturers The effort
to array the farmers Of the country
against the theory of Protection by false
arguments and specious theories is an
idle task The farmers have learned to
think for themselves end know ,hat with
the already immense overproduction Of
cereal crops in foreign countries and the
cheap labor abroad, their gteltest inter-
est lie' IN the hope of greater and
more general home market This they
know can be accomplished by finding
work at remunerative wages for the uu-
employed whereby they may have the
means to buy the products of the farm,
the building up Of cities and towns in
their near vieinities, the manufacture Of
our own products and machinery at
home and return of the money they
spend fnr supplies in the purchase Of
their products. With adequate proteo-
ton we will feed aud clothe American
workingmen while they Manufacture our
prod nets to be sold abroad, rather than
purchase foreign manufactures and send
our money out of the country, to enrich
che capitalists OF Europe while our labor
ing people shall become non-consumcrs
because they are producers.
fhe country gave its verdict in 1888
and it will emphasize it in 1890. The
campaign Of education will be a BOOM
eraug upon its projectors.
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Goodbye prof. Newell.

The ring Democratic boss brooks no
opposition. No matter bow eminent or
sapable man he may be-. is he does not
bow submissiyely to the yoke of such
men as Gormap, Archer and Jackson be
Is driven from position, regardless OF the
will of the people Prof Newell, the
father of the Normal School in this State
and man whose eminent fitness as an
educator is recognized by all, AMI who
has made for bims,f natioa;A reputa
tion. was removed from the position of
principal of the State Normal School
because the politicians. the s.ng polai
eians, had concluded he mast get out OF
the way for a Nor active politcal work
err Prof Newell was he right man in
the right place, and all who had the
cause of education at heart were anxious
to have him retained but this was not
to be, and even the great educational
cause was dragged into the slime of pol
itics by the corrupt ring politicians to
accomplish a political purpose Can it
be possible that the true and honest men
of Maryland will continue to allow this
corrupt organization to remain longer in
powerY We cannot believe IT,
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Dirty, was IT Notl

Our neighbor, the Times. ridicules
! -. :, ~. = ..s.-s <s-rssaxrS 49,. -
our presumption 10 calling attention to
a typographical error in It's columns. -
Well, we we're a little surprised and
awe stricken ut our temerity, but still
we do queer things sometimes and OF
course our ueighbor will deal gently
with US for so doing With fear and
trembling we again, comment on the
scurrilous article making false attack
Oh our Congressman, Hon Sidney +.
Mudd. which appeared in our neighbors
columns last week. That article was so
dirty, and 50 utterly false and unjust,
shat even our neigbbor while publishing
it aud giving it greater circulation
apoIogized for Its appearance, and said
"but coming as it docs from one Of the
leading journals Of the "onti-riDg" sen
timent which our Republican friends
profess to have SO much admiration for,
this criticism will do doubt impress them
as an impartial, az sell as highly re
spectable Judgment This from the
Times, which lfnot dir ,ctly asserting il,
indirectly strives to lead all to believe
that it is seldom wrong in facts, and new
er wrong in its beautiful diction and
grammatical construction, is indeed a
queer statement. The editor Of the
Cecil Democrat may have in the past
made earnest efforts to correct the abuses
10 his party and thus become known as
an auti-ringite, but does not the ever cor
rect Times know that he has fallen from
grace? Does it not also know that after
it was established shat Germans right
hand man, Stevenson Archer was a
thief, and had plundered the people of
this old commonwealth out Of thousands
of dollars, that this same Cecil Democrat
published the aforesaid thief, the king
bee Of Ring Democracy, as one Of the
most honorable and high-toned gentle
men in the State. Scurrilous articles
from such source may be good reading
for some of the Times readers, who
chuckle at any thing, no matter how
false. that reflects upon Republi cans,
but they do Mr. Mudd more good than
harm and all unprejudiced persons
know it.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-06

The Garfield memorial in Lake View
Cemetery was dedicated on Friday last
with imposing ceremonies in the pres
enee of the President of the United
States, members Of his Cabinet and dis
tinguished men from all parts Of the
country. The memorial is a colossal
structure, towering l65 feet above an
emincnce in the cemetery which over
looks the city ard surrounding country.
The exercises bcgaa with parade Of mil
itary and civic societies, moving to the
ccm,tery, a distance Of five miles. where
a great ,oucourSe Of people had assem-
hled Fix President Hayes presided
At the conclusion of prayer by Bishop
Leonard ex Gov. Cox, of Cincinnati.
delivered the grafton Of the day lie
was followed by President Harrison in
speech after which the assem- olage dis
persed.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-06
The Summer at Atlantic City.

The prospects for a brilliant summer
season at Atlantic City were never so
bright as at tie present time The ex-
traordinlrily liberal patronage viii III it
has gained during the winter and spring
season, largely due to the magnificent
transportation facilities maintained by
the Pennsylvania Railroad, is still man
ifcstiug itself in the we'll fllel hotels,
which bid fair to hold their visitors well
through the early summer season. The
city by the sea is in better condition TO
entertain and amuse its friends than ever
before. New hotels have been built,
and older ones remodeled and enlarged
The great ocean boulevard has been COM
pleted, so that Atlantic City now possess
es the haudsomest and most attractive
ocean front of any seaside resort in
America All indications point to the
largest summer season in the history Of
the place. The Penn r. Il Co. has
kept well in line with the spirit of i'm
proyement which has peryadcd the sea-
shore. Its facilities Tor promptly and
comfortably handling large numbers of
people have been increased so as to sup
ply any possible demand; the road bed
of its double line has been improved
greatly, and lie terminal facilities both
1t Philadelphia and Atlantic City have
been enlarged an improved. The bet
terment of the tracks will enable the
management 10 materially reduce the
time between the Delaware River and
the sea, and the slmner schedule will
present the quickest, bcs, equipped,
safest, ald most satisfactory service Of
trains for everybody ever enjoyed by the
hosts of Atlantic City's summer patrons
The comprehensive system Of excursion
tickets leading from all points on the
Pennsylvania System will be available,
as in the past years, at the exceptionally
low rates that have heretofore pro Jailed
1t would be well for our readers to :e-,
member that a summer trip that does
not include Allanti, City lacks the spice
that would make it memorable.
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Their Eyes Are Beginning to open.

When Republicans assert TINT the
Democratic party in this State is the
most corrupt organization that any State
WINS ever cursed with save and except.
possible, the disgrace folly Democratic
Doodle management Of New York City,
from Tweed. down to ihe present time.
every ring organ, litt'e and big, yells
with all its might, isePubiican lies!
But those cries have cca,ed to create the
desired effect, and homes Dcmocrats. and
honest Republicans, and all other hoaest
men are beginning to realize thl; unless
they take from the parry in power the
control Of State affairs, the State will b.
utterly and entirely rained financially
and otherwise. The IIager-tosn Mail
one of the stannchcst Democratic pa ocrs
Of the State. but one tina, will not wear
Germans collar has this to say of party
management by that astute but uhscru-
puous leader
Directly after the Archer exposure
the New York Sun, the personal organ
Of Governor Till Of New York and the
paper which has distinguished itself for
i,s luminosity towards ex-Prcsrlcnt
Cleveland, announced that there was
general demand through the State Of
MARYLAND that Senator Gorman should
Hecomc chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Committee.
That the siiu1tioa o. the Democratic
party in Maryland was so serious that
Mr.. German might feel himself compel
ed to crafty the great popular demand
and once more take the helm in his own
hands
IF Senator German takes this position
hhere will be a general and indign Mt
cutlery throughout the State The OBJ
lcctOUS 10 Nun are numerous anu SUN
rient The record Of his past manage
ment alone is sufficient to show the utter
hlly of keeping him in the position,
which be has never ceased practically to
hold since 1872 His mcthods have
dissipated clear and honest Democratic
majority of % 900 in the State until
now the party 10 fighting for its life,
with one-third Of Baltimore city. the
Democra stronghold. in the hands of
the enemy Jader the management
during his time ballot boxes have been
looted, fraud has been lriu nphant and
election officers sent to the penitentiary
Under this management legislatures
have been Nominated. and elected in
Baltimore city IN defiance of the public
will until II was public scandal, and
the legislation Of the State has been in
the control Of corrupt and vile lobby
Independence Of thought in the party
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-06
Club Rates; 6 Tickets for $1,000
Special Rates Arranged with Agents.
Agents Wanted 4: !; !: e: &; &;

in the United States and Bristish America.
Tie payment of prizes is guaranteed by a
special deposit of FIVE hundred thousand dol
lars $500 600. with the State Government,
and approved by Jesus Arechga. Governor
Drawings under The personal supervision Of
Lie. Ilermnio Arteaga, who is appointed by
the Government as Intervention.
:" certify that with the State Treasurer all
necessary guarantees are deposited, assuring
full payment Of all prizes Of this drawing
Hermtnio Arteaga, Intervention"
Important - Remittances must be either by
New York Draft, Express or Registered Letter,
American money. Collection can be made by
Express Companies or Banks. Ticket sent d..
rect to management will be paid by drafts on
New York, Montreal, st Paul, Chicago, San
Francisco or City Of Mexico. For further in
formation address
JUAN PIEDAD, Manager,
may 9v Zacatecas, Mexico.
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&c Southern Md. Development Co
Of Charles County, Md.

THE attention OF Land Owners, and those
having the control or care Of landed estates
Is invited TO the facilities offered for the sale
Of real properties ~ the establishment OF the
Southern Maryland Development Company
This company is mainly composed of resi-
dent land owners, Who comhing energy and
rapitai IN a stock corporation have organized
and equipped a real estate Office and general
agency for the development and sale Of lands
throue hont the counties Of Prince Georges,
Calvert, Charles and st. Mary's.
Persons DESTROYS OF having their lands placed
In the market during the season Of 800, should
without delay send TO the Company descrip-
tion of the lands, correct name Of owners, Ii.
husband and wife, 50 state, the number Of
acres, guality, situation, area and kind Of
timber, farm improvements, etc, and the low.
est cash price for which sale be made.
The Company will then examine the prop.
ertv. and, il accepted and placed under con-
tract, will provide all necessary descriptions
for publica ion in their forthcoming display
list of the Glands and Resources of
Southern Maryland" A description
will also be placed on the Office book of sales
and in the hands of the Cumpar VS. agents in
+ the several States.
4 The Company's terms OF sale will he invari.
ably as slhll he agreed upon, and in evsry
ease will be conditioned upon the fuliment
LOT its contract undertakings.
4 The principal aud business Office Of the
Company is for the present., located at La
plata, Charles Co, Md.
/ Business communications should be sent to
w office, addressed to
lIF JOHN G. LANG,
I ian 2l-am Eng Commr
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President Harrison has son Of whom

President Harrison has son of whom
he may feel proud In the burning Of
the great exposition building at Fort
Worth, Texas. Russell b Harrison did
brave and eficien: service in preventing
A fatal panic. He stood under the burn
ing rafters commanding order and beg
ring the strong not to crush the weak
lie did not move from the pla ie Of dan
ger until all had escaped. and then be
aided 10 saving valuable records. No
wonder Texas is praising his bravery.
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been that no one oouEl be considered a
Democrat who refused to larry the mark
of the Beast upon his forehead.
The dedication in the treasury. the
disgrace to the State and to the party.
has been the direct outcome Of the meth
eds of party management for the past
o;gh'een years
This would seem to be sufficient, but
IL is not at all.
The appointment oil Mr. German to
the craftsmanship of the State Central
Committee would be the beginning Of
the conspiracy to give the vote of this
State in the National Convention to
Hill, instead of Cleveland We have
known for some time Of this design, and
we now say with confidence that if it is
carried to successful conclusion the State
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-06
The State of Maryland now ha!

The State of Maryland now has new
box in the vault of the Safe I poSit aud
Trust Company. II has two 4 ilerent
locks and two differsns keys Que key
will be kept by Comptroller Baughmau
and the other by Treasurer Brown. and
now it will be impossible to open the
BOX unless both are there together. The
stable is locked but the horse is gone.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-06
Mr. German is Protectionist.

Mr. German has the reputation Of be
ing a great political manager
This reputation is not based upon his
success in leading the Democratic party
Of his State to victory. for we have
shown that under his management. it has
met defeat and disgrace.
1t is based upon the fact shat, whether
under one party or the other, he has
managed to keep himself IN Office con
tinuously since he was boy.
Nothing else"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-06-06
Let Justice BE Done.

The Mail in another article on the
iAr-''s''' - ---s-s'ss VI = Ground held BY
Republicans. and thousands Of Demo.
Gratis IN This Stare. tt at large amount
of the Sa'e's money stolen BY Archer
went into the "Grandmother's Fund" foi
the purchaie Of votes. 1t SAYS:
The latest revelations in the Archer
matter are some sensational than any
s.nee the original discloure.
IL seems that the Mutual Fire Com
Pany Of Hartford county held $40. GOO Of
Treasury Relief bonds. Mr. Archer
desired to purchase them for the sinking
fund lie first thought the amour, was
$4,000. He drew up a check for that
amount which he g1s the comptroller to
counlersigu. After finding dat the
amount was $4,000 he dres another
cleek for something over s., 1000.
But instead Of paying for the bonds
with these checks be distracted b. & O.
car trust bonds from the States strong
box and paid for the bonds he had
bought with them. Then he asked Mr..
Cairnes, the score airy of the insurance
company, to endorse the checks lin or
der to keep his accounts straight"
The checks thus endorsed we're in
Mr.. Areher's hands available as cash.
This transaction took place during
H. Inst campaign, and one othe cheeks
Lsoys HE endorsement Of The Treasurer
ofhe Stote Central Committee.
This gentleman can doubtless explain
how his endorsement got on the check,
and the quicker he does so the better,
for as the matter now stands it has a
very u Fly look for the managers.
Another check of $4,000, obtained
BY Mr.. Archer in the same way to buv
Treasury Relief bonds, was used by him
to pay off his individual notes in the
Mechanics National Bank and to re-
deem bonds already belonging to the
State, which had been pledged by him
no oollatoral ooc,,,;t,,
These discoveries swell the amount of
the defalcation considerably beyond the
generally accepted amount Of $l32, 600
Up to this time we have been unable
to learn how Mr.. Archer spent so much
money. The attempt to attribute it in
any degree to an extravag.nt family
does gross injustice to "a noble woman,
whose entire patrimony, we learn, is
swept away in the general ruin We
can hear Of no specializing, no gambling,
no extravagant habits, no payment of
old debts except the appropriation of one
trust fund to make another good.
The Republicans do not hesitate to
charge that the money went into the
Democratic campaign fund in Baltimore
city, and the facts we have already given
and the further fact that the disclosure
was made just after and not until the
failure to realize anything from the lob
By, gives some coloring to the charge
The Democratic party should not resi-
~ -
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yllY inyestieaIeY. an i ~ 4

happily true, then punish the rascals. -
If the money was used for that purpose
others besides Archer must be implicated
in it or have been prisy to it.
If they are the welfare of the party
demands their punishment and disgrace"
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Ex-Slaves in the South who Have
Grown wealthy.

1t will surprise many to know that in
Galveston, Texas, there is colOred man
worth $3.50, 900 His rame is Sylyes-
ter, and he has a fine mansion in the
most desirable residence portion of the
city. And what will be still more sur
prising is that ais wife employs none but
white servants. How did Sylvester ge
rich? Wen, he got start in politics,
then ran a saloon and gambling house
for colored people, then went into real
estate aud specuated. One of the most
successful and wealthest real esta men
of IIou ,ton, in the same State, is a col
ored man named Milton Sterrett He
owns fine residence surrounded by i'm
,mensc grounds, all ierraced of and plant
ed in the finest flowers and keeps land
scape gardener to attend to it. He was
a waiter on the boat between Galveston
and Houston, before and during the war
and made everything ne has in real es
tate deals during the past 20 years.
He is worth at least S400, 900
When the war closed and Senator G n.
Burton, of Fort Bend county. was
/.
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Fnl.lners TMke Notice,

Farmers Take Notice.
Having bought aud moved in my new store
I am prepared 10 sell you All kinds of field
and garden seeds. Also sell Farm Implements
and Fertilizers. | am agent for the Walter
A. Wood Mower and Seli-Binder Tiger Hay
Rake, Tedder Farmer Friend, one and two
horse Corn Planters, Webster Wagon and
Cart, Sooth Bend Plow, Meyers Hay Cutters
and Pumps. NH l4-cm
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees
grapes, MruJbery, dc.

Persons in need Of Fruit Trees. standard
guaranteed, should secure them from Mr.
Joseph Day WHO is eanyassing for the Prince
Georges nursery Of Franklin Davis & Co
The Grm is one Of the most reliable IL tbe
trade and al"aJs complies strictly wit repre-
sensations made. Now is the time to eive
your orders. JOSEPH DAY.
NH l-bm MeCoRchie, Charles IN Ma