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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
somo Good Rsseiuslenr.

An exchange gives the following ss some of the good resolutions adopted for 1891:
 will believe everything see in the newspapers until I see it contradictsd the following day.
 ! will not envy the poor thsir possss- sions.
 will endesyor to take more iassrsss in base ball. l will remember only the good things in the sermon.
 When find cannot do as piss.s. l will de as have to.
 Ii have time, will gef ap as ringing of the rising bell.
 viii think less about asansg, a. reach out after more of it.
 Under any circumstances, always arise before breakfast
 l will not read one-half the A.l,sas..~ ments in the Sunday papers
 l will give up lying, even though l have to sell my trout rod and dog.
 As much as lieth in ne ! s.ll live peaceebly with the choir. the Finance committee, the Pew committee sad the trustees.
 I will try to go without the things which really do not nee6 and can't get, and give the money 10 the Mis- sionary Union
 will not be ioolishly timid or se.i- cent about asking other people to in- dorse for me; that's altoge ther quite different thing entirely.
 I will follow the advice O; some emi. nent ciergymen and go t. the tiesteT oftener, in order to counteract thu evil influences of the prayer meeting.
 Twill not indoise for any one except members in good standing of the Astov and Vanderbilt families. and THi even then be little particular as to which member and for how much. If any man offers to discuss civil service reform, infant baptism, or Browning with me, ard nobody ia around, and the place is lonely, and the hour late, and think csn do it, will maui him so that he can't think oi any thing but court plaster and arnica for three weeks.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
The Clty Oouneii.

The city council ulet last night in spec iai session, and wound m the bu- siness affairs of the old council, and the new o. Ulcers of tlD city government were iu siacted into ofhce. The following bills wore audited aud allowed D Levy X Co. s5s.5o; r. G. Parke.r. s2.s5; Bnshi,rd < Barmis- ter, sG5. .60; Dan Hatz. asse~sor, si4i 20 1; ]. c, Hesndon. city atiorney, sio0 l; G. s. Porter. $44g .50; D. Dwyer. sl00 {; Dr. K. K. Robinson. s25.
 A communication was received from W. N. Kelly. J. II. Msrion and T. \. Bullock, asking for asl extension oi twelve months time on their railroad franchise. which was Ia sd oves ior iu' ture action.
 The reports oi city ofiiens were pre- sented aud read. when the vote cast at the recent municipal election was can vassed, with the result as already an nounced.
 The coancil then adjourned sine die, wh,n the new council was organized by the election of Mayor John Howard as president oi th. council. F. kins. city attorney pro ten., aud W c. Foster as city recorder and ex's'tiicio clerk. -s
 The m syor then appointed standing committed. ss follows
 Financo--Conneil nnd Gardner.
 Heslth--Haihawsy and Austln-
 Streets Hathaway and Austin.
 Water-conneil and Gardner.
 Iicensas--,,onnell.
 Leave of absence for ninety days wss granted to we. Foster. city recorder, and William wilkerson Was appointed to act during his absence.
 Bonds oi the newly elected officers were then tiled and appIosed. when the council aaiourned, subject io the call ol the mayor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Board adjourned until Tuesday. Jan.

Board adjourned until Tuesday. Jan 1 uafy 18th at 9 q. m. TUESDAY, January IS. Board of supervisors met Tuesday Jan. 18th, al 9 o'clock, pursuant to adjournment. Pressnt full board and clerk.
 The following claims were audited and allowed on the general fund: John Fredericks, jurors ecfts,. s6; W. T. Richardson, jurors certs.. $2.
 The bond of Geo. W. Hsnce as jus ties of the peace of Cienegs precinct. was approved
 The clerk was directed to notify Grassley d Pritehrtt that they must tirst obtain s permit from A. G. Ran- dal, sexton. os ihe cemetery, before digging grave.
 The clerk was directed to notify the sexton that he must at once report to this board the number of permits .ssned last year. etc.
 The board adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14

Advices from Solomonviiie. Gtaham county. say Modoo Wind and Senard Mott Mohon, Apache Indians were held to answer by United Stal es Com missioner Blake on the charge of iorg- ing Captain Bullis's name to govern ment check for $le5. The forgery was so well executed 1t was not detected until presented to the assistan. United States treasurer at San Francisco. The check was dated September 3l, and sent back to the captain for correction Modoc Wind was confidential clerk to Bullis All the Inians were educated at the San Carlos school.
 The Phenix Gazette airs its igno- rance in the following item: "J. N. Dodson, who has been chief of police oi Prescott for IA years, was defeated Monday last hy E. E. Andrews. The democracy are triumphant everywhere The Gazette evi 'ently has not learned that J. M. Dodson is an uncomprom- ibing democrat, while his successful op- ponent is republican. The Gazette also seems to have not been informed that the successful candidate for mayor is also republican. h fact there is g whole lot of information about our city affairs which the Gazette seems to be ignorant of.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Taii Tiger story.

In speaking of the minute psrasiies that are found in the hairy part of . tigers foot, scientist says: "They institute one of the most wonderful curiosities I know of in the animal world. The parasites gre so smsll ai to be almost invisible to the naked eye and yet each is perfect counterpart of the tiger--head, ears, jaw, legs, claws body, tail-all are there. You may shink this big story, but look ths tubi.ct up and see if it is not so New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Mtniss inssiiigsncs.

An immense boiler vas shipped yes ieriay to Copper Bssin for the new machinery which is being pa. In ther by that company.
 wm Dniin. of the Montesums saloon. has received sheriff's deed iel the Aailan millsits on Grooa creek, and publishes general warning to every. body against monksying with it
 The sena.or mill has been completed and started up yesterday for an experi- mental rnn. The machinery worked satisfactOTi y, snd the mill will se start ed permanently this week.
 Phenir papers tell oi big strike re- gently made near the Hsrqua Hsla road, in Eagle Tail mountains. The vein is said to he iEom sir so seven feet in width. and the ore sssays Es high as s75 in gold
 John Canfsid, . successful mining man of California left Prescott yester- day after spending several days in this section investigating our inning re- sources. lie left with favorable i'm pressiou of our mining possibilities, and expects to return soon again. poa- sibly to ionate here permanently
 Me-srs fudley aud Bsriow-M assicks are running the Lynx creek hydraulic works. Their new Hume and ditch not being complete yet, they are using the old ditch for their operations. Thers are about eighteen feet Of water in their new dam. The water Is turned on fer hydraulic mining every morning and the gate is clossd at night. allowing the reservor la ali uo again. Pipe and other material for the new ditch and Hume are being forwarded rapidly from Prescott.
 In regard to the ore market for the ensuing year, the Miner seat out inqui- ries to different ssmpling works. and their replies all shos that so ali appear snces prices and sAmpling charges will be considerably higher shan the past year, and especially 50 on extremely high grade dry ores. Indications show that instead ot paying % per cent of the silver value ss heretofore, the smelters will only pay from 90 to 93 per cent. according 10 grade and char = scter. Smelling charges are apt to range h gher. from g to Q per ton on lead as we'll as dry ores, excepting that ores would get so scarce that the smelt- CTS would be com elled io pay better prices in order to run their furnaces. The treatment on ores now are unrea- sonsbly high, and will no doubt be re- duced ss soon as the money market is somewhat relieved --Mohsve Miner
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
MsdicaI Qualities es ontsns

The free use of onions for the table has always ben considered hy most pso. pie healthy and desirable vegetable, and but for their oder. which is objec. iionsble 10 many, they would be more generally on our dining tables.
 For cold in the chest there is no better specific, for most persons. than well boiled or roasted onions. They may not agree with every one. hut to persons with good digestion they will not only he found to be . most excelle nt remedy for cough and clogging of the bronchial tubes which is usually the cause of the cough. but if eaten freely al the outset of cold, they will usually break up what promised. from the severity of the attack, to have been . serious one.
 Awriter in one of our medical jour. nals recently recommends shs giving of raw young onions 10 children three or four times week. and when they get too large and strong ,o he eaten raw, then boil and roast ,hsm, hut not abandon their iu'e urc.
 Another writer advocating their use, says: During unhealthy seasons. when dipththeria and like consagiou. diseases prevail, onions ought to be eaten at feast once week in the spring of the year. Onions are invigorasing and prophylatic beyond description. Further, l chslleng the medical frater- nity or any mother to point out place where children have died from diphthe. ria or soariatina anginosa. etc, where onions were freely ussd.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Wednesdays Edition.

Troops were paisi otF s' Yhippi yesterday.
 Supervisor Haskeli lest sos bomf
 this morning.
 D. E. Heating will start up his Hun
 bug placer mines shortly. Jerry Barton will shortly open saloon on Montezuma street opposite Jake Marks wholesale store. Senator Stanford has beeu fs-eleeled Co the United States senate from Call fornia.
 Justice II. '. Andrews iias moyeC into the office formerly occupied ny Colonel Wilson.
 Strong pressure is being brought 10 secure the parton of A Leonard Meyer. The JoURsAL-MSER joins in asking that he be pardoned General Miles seems lo be quite dis- appointed because tue hostiles told him they were coming in to surrender and did not cone. Any one acquaint- ed with Indians would not have looked for them.
 The latest phase of the Indian situa. ton is that the latter have agreed io surrender. and are now within few miles of Pine Ridge agency. Whether they are there for peace or war will be determined later. They evidently have an idea that they can get the better o: the soldiers, as il has been only two days since they sent notice to General Miles to get or the reservation or they would fight.
 Sergeant John White, oI whipple, was last evening presented with an elegant gold-headed cane, by the mem bers of Company A, Governors Guard. Sergeant White is one ol the best drilled non-commissioned officers in the U s. service, and the presentation was due to the kindly disposition gra- tuitously shown by him toward the militia boys since their organization.
 The Phenix and Prescott read, through the Bradshsws, has been con- pieted to the junction of the Prescott and Bradshaw road oa Oak Flat for about & week, and several teams have already gone over it loAded with ore and concentrates. This gives us another through route from Prescott 70 Phenix. One, that in short time, will he the popular route between the two places. as it is 10 miles shorter, and has attractions that neither of the other routes possess.
 During the time the territorial Capi- tai was located in Prescott, Phenix ps- pers never interfered with printing con tracts, leaving the work for the papers published here. The JoURNAI-MINER reciprOcated by refusing to present & bid last Saturday for the printing at Phenix. The only bids received were from the three Phenix papers and the Prescott Courier. The bid of the Phe- nix Herald being the lowest of the four, the contract for printing the bills, laws and journals was awarded to it. The prices for composition were g cents on bills, 34 cents on the laws, and g on the journals.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
----se~- Specimen Cases.

$. H. Clifford, New Cassel. Wis, was troubled with Neuralgia and kheuma' tism, his Stomach was disordered, In: Liver was affected to an alarming de- gree, appetite fell away. and he was ter ribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Eletric Bitters cured him.
 Edward Shepard, Harrisburg, lll-' had a running sore on his leg of eight years standing. Used three bottles ol Electric Bitters and seven boxes oi Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and we'll. John Speaker, Cstaw' ba, O., had five large Fever sroes on his leg, doctors sad he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnics Salve cured him en- tirely. Sold at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
A M,rlie. Dexs. Exg. .

Last year We drew upoE the sssss for a million dozen eggs in ezcess ef what We produced. This is & lsmentsbis showing for California. By neglectins a home market as not worthy his al tention, the California iarmet here opens up $ market for the eastern far mer, that they eagerly seize upon. while the consumer foots the bills at A lixels rate. The idea of California bo2assak. as she does, of the proli e. character everything thal fares beneath these skies, and yet not being able io pro duce hen-fruit sufficient .os oEiinAry needs Sacramento Rsrord U
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Nasenss cAtaiesues

Parties desiring anY p1siscai1s style of watches and oha,ns. es.her Silver. Gold, nt Gold filled, sho~n in ihe Csiaiognrs nf Montgomery, Ward &Co. F.. o. Roiio, O others. wili duplicate al exactly the same pnres. E,,hes ssnd the illustration tsum inc catalogue or the numt'es wih your msie5. if have nos gut Il ,n stock. rsn always get li | short ti,ae. These ate all retail catalogues buy ti.eie goods st naau. taciurefs' prices, and csh seil them 10 you a' the saHe pricrs and make a pso,ii. ..aas. you have susran;ee of the goods at l. me.
 fl t;ko. II. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
The world Enricnsd.

The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlim' ted, and when Syrup of Figs was frs produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as Il is tLe only remedy which is truly pleas. ing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and efieciual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, ol fact at any time and the better it i' known the more popular 1t becomes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Notice.

At regular meeting of Company A., lst Regiment N, G. A., held January 18th. 1891, by unanimous vote of the Company. it was decided to suspend drills until after the coming session of the Territorial Legislature, in order to await their action in regard to the pres ent inadequate state of the Militia Laws of the Territory.
 Al members are hereby notified that there will he no more driIi until no- tice to that effect be published in the daily papers. By order of the Csptain
 ]. NJ. AITKEN, Go. Clerk
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
rps Pu,o,s and sns ssase.

Rev F. NJ. Shreut. pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound. Kan. says: "I feel it my duty ts tell what wonders Dr. Kings New Discovery has dene for me. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only . few weeks. took five bottles sf Dr. Kings New Discoy- cry and am sound aud well, gaining 2o lbs. in weight,
 Arthne Love Manager Lave's Funny Folks Combination, writes: After thorough trial and convincing evidence. 1 am confident pr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption, beats 'em all. and cures when everything else fails The greatest kindneas l caR do my many thousand friends is to urge them to try it." Free trial bottles st Rsss' Corner Drug store Regular size 5oc. and $i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
We understand ,hs, the Esuital ie

We understand that the E9uitai le Liie Assurance Society of the United states Is prepared to appoint general agent Tor Arizona under q contract with the head office. This opening IS a great opportunity for live insurance man of the right stamp. The EquitA- ble is justly regarded as one of the most reliable and ably conducted life insurance companies iii the country, having a surplus of nearly $25. 900 !OOo and assets exceeding $loO.OOO,UU. Successful life insurance men open to engagements should address Mfr E. W. Scott, Third Vice President Of the Society, in New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Malaria

0 tsiisvsd bo be caused by poisonous miszns asisins from low. msrshy land or from decaytns vegetable matter. and which, breathed into the iungs. enter and poison the blood. If . healthy spa6iffon of she blood is maintained by taking Hoods sarsarsriIla. one is much less nah,s h malaria. and Hoods sarsaparills has cared many ssssrs cases of this distressing afection.
 A Wonderful Medicine.
 .for malaria I think Hoods sarsspsrfila hsa ne equal rt has kspc nay children well right through ths summer. and we live in one of the worst places fer malaria in MarysviIle. I take mood's sarsapariila for that all gone feelinx, with great benefit" Mas B. F. DAVIS. Marys vf1ls. Cal
 Rrcak-Bope Fever.
 sMy daughter Pearl wss taken with d.nSus - brsak-bone, fever years ago. and my friends 0cusht souid lose her had almost given up hops sEtil she began to take Hoods sara, paxaliA See took four bottles in foar montha snd ssinsd n pounds- thank Hoods Ssrss- pafina for giving her back so me restored to hes'th and sssngsh-" JULIA A KiSe, snsr- nan. rsxAs.
 Hoods SarsaparilIa ssh hy drssgissa u: sir for S prspssed onb NcL HOOD q CO. Apothscanss. Lowell nsa
 100 Doses One Dollar
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Boots and Shoes

Nineteen cases of Boots and Shoes received to day direct from Boston by D. J. Sullivan & Go.
 Ladies Fine Shoes, a great varity of Miss es' and Children's Shoes, and Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes. Prices away down. Open tomorrow.
 Pre- scott, October 2d, 1890. e2tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14

The most beautiful rontispiece ever produced in an American mag gszine, appears in the January number of the Cosmopolitan. It is reproduction in colors of Francois Flsnepg's famous picture %The Cake Seller" and cen scarcely be disting guishsd from the im- ported photogravure which is eIhib- ited in the dealers' windows, ct the price of $T copy. Itis one of the most charming of subjects, and is well worth framing and preservation. The Cosmopolitan has become noted ot late for its frontispieces, and this very much excels its previous efforts. The Cosmopolitan ran up from l6,OU edition at the close of 1888, to lWOOo copies December lSao. This remsfka' ble increase has kept pace with the change In the character oi the names which appeared upon its table st eon. tsnts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
A Cfand Ball

Will be given on January IT, al the Uuion Saloon, cor. of Granite and Goodwin Streets. Those who desire will be permitted to come masked. The Saloon will be closed at s o'clock p. m. An officer will be present to preserve order. Admission: Gents 50c. Tickets good for two drinks at the Bar.
 i'd J. Sohc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
I,sh, Running Domestic

W c. Burdge has been appointed agent for the Light Running Domestic Sewing machine, and will shortly make canvass of the county for its sale Any party desiring first-class machine should give him his order. e9u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
0uekten's Ayu,ca aa,vs.

The best sslye in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Uicers, Salt Rheum Fever sores. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns. and ali Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cur Piles or O pay required. Is is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction aT money refunded. Price 25 cents p,s 'sax. For sale by W " Ross, at the orner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14

The choir oi the Methodist numbers among it's male mem fa .tae following mere or less prom;n Ee sons; the chief of police of lygse1li, the territorial supervisor oi census. clerk of the district court, and the pEin- cipal of the Prescott public schools
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14

The act providing for a rebate on to- baceo and snuif in original packages in the hands of dealers on January ist next, and which was passed to supply an omission in the Mckinley tariff law. was approved by the President on Mon. day last. Already regulations for the enforcement of the act have been pre- pared by the commissioner of intern revenue. According to published de- scription Of the general character of these regulations, it appears that the terms "original and unbroken factory packages" used in ,he act are held to mean stamped packages. so that a pack age of smeking tobacco containing one ounce If it bears n stamp IS to be re- gArded ss an original factory package. The rebate equals two cents pound, and as no claim of less amount than s will be valid, all deslers and msnu- lecturers whose stock of unbrokea stamped packages Is less than 250 pounds will be excluded. All claims under the act must be filed with col lectors on or before March 2, 1891. Stamps bought at the Sc rate and un- used will be exchanged or redeemed at the Treasury department.
 Many Tombstone merchants are making an inventory of their tobacco stocks preparatory to making claim according to the new law. It is esti. mated that rebates will return to Tomb stone merchants an amount aggrega. ting over $l500.-Prospector.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Teii rfos Chtidren!

Candy Bros Fruit Juice Candies are again in stock at the Mountain City Drug Store. Perfectly harmless. Very delicious. Beware of colorable imits- sono
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
l. asa sf Trade.

There was quite good attendance at the meeting Of the board ot trade l.st evening. After some general discussisn, 6 number oi amendments to existing laws were agreed upon. and . commit ee composed of the following prominent citizens was appointed tn draft bi.is in accordance with them ". C. BAshford, F.. W. Wells. ]. q. Campbell, S. Hill, Robert n,own. WA. Rowe. Geo. II. Curry.
 The following arc the amendments agreed upon That the ssscssment Tor school purposes shall he mot less than % nor more than G0 cents. instead oi 5N nor more than So cents. on the $l00.
 That the limit of 10 cents for road purposes si,all be raised tO 30 cents. and not less than lo cents.
 That Act 4l of the Fiteenth legisla- tive assembly relating to he indigent sick be repealed, or in lieu thereof that section two ee stricken out. It provides that no person except regularly licensed phys elan and surgeon shall be awarded the contract for their care.
 That poll taxes. instead of at present going into the school fund. shall go into the road fund.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
0rientnt is the .Bess.

If you van. & box of Cigars ior Christmas present to friend, Ford has just what you want Prices from s4 t0 Sl0 per hundred. An excellent cigar fer s per box of 50 Call at FORD'S if you want Cigars If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Hooks, Attention.

There will be special meeting this evening at s o'clock. All members are requested tc attend. By order ot the President, J. G. VAN HsuTuA, Sec
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14
Advice to Mothers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be nsed for children teething. IL soothes the child, softens the gums, silays all pain, cures sind collie, and is the best remedy for Di- srrh,ss. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-01-14

T. c. Norris and E. E. Ellinwood, attorneys of Flagstaff. have iormd . co-psrtnership.