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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-05-20

"A memorial sermon will be given at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday by
the Pastor, Rev. S. E. Busser.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-05-20
HALL OF CORONA LODGE,

,sns. HALL OF CORONA LODGE,t
10. %. F., No. lS7.
Lodge meets every Wednesday
evening in new lodge room of
/. O. o. +. All members of the order in
good standing invited to attend
ROBT. BUCHANAN, y. u.
CHAS. Lesson. Secretary
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-05-20
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.
k.Of p.

<A Apollo Lodge No. 81, X. of p, meets
/, M8NAthe first and third Saturday evenings
Isl ~ s!ss3Of each month, in Masonic hall, Dodge
SSSJCity, Kansas. All members in good
Wy standing, also visiting brothers, are
cordially invited to attend.
j. f. MCADANs, G. G.
W. y. HARPER, h. of X. & S.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
A sio.ooo Mining Sale.

A draft for $2,OOO was received to day by NJ. J. Hickey, from Dr. T. F Robinson, of Gallup, N. M., for the first payment on the Eaglebird mine of Tom Ballard, which is loca- ted near Bumblebee. The price agreed on for the entire property is sl0,0O0 It is a we'll developed mine, free gold in its character, and has been visited and thoroughly samp- led by several experts, who pro nounce it as first class. It is the in- tention of the purchasers to st once commence sinking. and as soon as development will permit, erect . mill for reducing its ores.
 There are several other good mines in this district lying adjacent to the Eaglebird, and the recent sale undoubtedly will have a good effect in showing up other rich prop critics there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
TerritOrinl ltems.

Two Papagoes were recently ST. rested in Tucson for smuggling large quantities ofmescal across the line on horseback.
 I. E. Solomon, the Graham county merchant, was recently poisoned by eating canned chicken. He was 8 very sick man for a few hours.
 It may be that NIT. Vincent, who IS implicated in the abortion sean dal, will return to Phenix and de- fend his character of the aspersions that have been so literally heaped upon it recently. He regrets very much that he left. His testimony m the case may be interesting in several ways.-Phenix Herald.
 Mir. Carl Book, accompanied by Prof. O'Neill, a botanist from Wash ington. D. C., left yesterday for the Rincon mountains in quest of speci- mems. Professor O'Neill has been m Arizona for some time and has added many valuable specimens to his collections. They will be ab- sent about ten days, and Mir. Book, who is familiar with that section of the Territory, says they will secure botanical prizes there that will cause fellow botanists in the east to turn as green as some of their speci- mems with envy.-Tucson Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Nearly Another Duel.

Phenix papers give an account of more trouble over the celebrated abortion case there, and but for the interference of Sheriff Montgomery and Constable Zeut might have re- suited in bloodshed. The facts are as follows: Constable Fly McDon- aid, while under the influence of liquor and armed with a gun, visited Lawyer Humphries' office, who, by the way, was not present, and made threats against his life. The fact having been communicated to NIT. Humphries, he immediately armed himself and appeared on the street. While standing in front of the Phe- nix Bakery, he was advanced upon by Mcdonald, who came out of Kelly's saloon opposite. Some words passed between the two men, but nothing further was done. A war rant was issued for the arrest of Me Donald, and he was placed under bonds to appear for trial. His case will come up Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
No such D-c,.Ion Rendered.

We learned, while in Prescott last week, that the secretary of the in terior had rendered decision in all the land cases commenced against persons in this county by Special Agent Hawk, restoring the various ranches which were in contest, to thelr rightful owners. This will be gall and wormwood to few in this community.-St. Johns Herald.
 The information contained in the above item is incorrect as no such decision has yet been rendered. Sec tion seven, of the act of March 3d, 1891, provides that action to cancel an entry for noncompliance of law must be commenced within two years after the issuance of final receipt. Under this section the sec retary of the interior has decided in favor of claimants in three or four cases in which action to cancel en- tries were not commenced within this time. The decision affects few if any cases reported by Special Agent Hawk in Apache county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. E. W. Wells, Judge.
MONDAY, Aug. II.

MONDAY, Aug. II. US vs. Ed. E. Aver ct al. Tim Der case, On motion of U. $. attor- ney, case dismissed.
 b. $. ys. D. NJ. Riordan ct al. Timber trespass. Indictment dis missed.
 U. s. vs D. M. Riordan ct al. Timber trespass. Indictment dis missed.
 |. s. vs. ]. W. Eddy ct al. Timber trespass. Indictment dismissed. U. s. vs. G. k. and r. G. Parker. Timber trespass. Indictment dis missed.
 U. s. vs. Henry Tuning. Demur- Ter to indictment argued and sub mitted.
 U. s. vs. Grundy Hall. Charge, selling liquor to an Indian under the charge of an Indian agent. Case set for re-trial August IF at p. m Order that process in behalf of de fendant issue, entered.
 U. s. vs. Jolan Lopez. Charge selling liquor to an Indian. Motion to set aside judgment argued and submitted.
 U. $. vs. Francisco Garcia ct al Action to set aside patent. Demur Ter argued.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
tNo. sss.l Application for n Patent.

t- S. LAND OFFICE
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA, July loth ls..I. !
 Notice is hereby given that John I.swler. who's. bo-t- address is Prescott Aoixons has thi. day filed his application for patent for tfteen hundred Il -sool linear feet of the Old Dick min ing claim, mine or vein, bearing silver and copp<r with s,irface ground six hundred [6QOI feet in width. situated in Eureka mining disfricf fonpfv of fssnp.i and Territory of Arizona, and desis- nAted ty the heid-notes and official plat on fife ir, this office lot No. g. The Ciescription of sa;S lot No. 2 being as follows:
 Beginning al initial monument at south end center cf claim where is set a slate stone s,lr- rounded with mound of stone and marked | M O. D- No. l. cedar fourteen inches in siian,etsr bears south degrees east sl feet. U. S mineral monument No, 5 bears north degrees. q min utes west I.ss0 feet Thence south 6- desrees fo minutes east S0 feet to where is marked O. D. No 7, an west face of slaps rock in nlace nr,,- Jecting above surface foot high by IH feet square and Is built mound of stones. Thence north s2 degrees D minutes east i. .sOO ssas ,o where Is set slate stone surrounded with ::..sund of stonss and marked O. ID. No. a A cedar fen inches in diameter bears south 6g,. Cexr..s eas, ss feet. Thence north e sierres< l1 minnsas west A) feet to north end center of claim where is set slate stone surrounded with mound Inf ssonss and marked Q. ID. No. l. A cedar twelve .nches an diameter bears south ss degrees sast s feet cedar ten inches in diameter bears north S deersss west &i feet same coarsel 6po fset r., where Is set slate stone surrounded with a mound of stones and marked 0. ID. No a A cedar tan inches in diameter hears sonfh S,l as~ grees west B feet. Thence south s2 dex,r,-as an minutes west 800 feet to where is set a slate stone surrounded with mound of sfops.s .nss marked O. ID. No. 6. Thence south e Cisgrs<s ls, minutes east 300 feet to initial u,onunenf ii M 0 ID. No place of beginning VI
 Magnetic variation H degrees. 2u minntas a.s, 2o.6o acres. '-ss' The location and relocation of thi. mine is r,.- sorueu N m the recordsr's office of Yavapai county m Docks lS and g of mines. Any and all persons claiming adversely .nv portion of said Old Dick mine or surface rronnd gre required to file their adverse claims with tbe fitory of Arizona, during the sixty days per;o} f pnoleafion hereof. or they will be barrsd hx yir- tue of the provisions of the statute
 J. C. MARTIN, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
No. 35s. Application fer a Patent.
U. \. LAND OFFICE. PREscorr ARIznNA- Inlr Isfh- lss.i.

U- s. LAND OFFICE,
 PREscorT, ARIZONA. July 18th. 1881. Notice Is hereby given that John Lawyer for himself and a. attorney in fact for Fred Maronsy, whose post-ofee address Is Prescott. Arizona. has this day flied his application for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the Copper King mine CT vein. bearing copper and silver. with surface ground six hundred feet in width situated in EnfekA mining district, county of favxpai. field note- and official plat file in this ofice lot No. sl. The description of said lot No sl be-
 Beginning at initial monument at center of claim where . cedar ten inehee in diameter is marked !. M- C. N. No 1. at base of cedar is built mound of stones. cedar ten inches in diameter bears south p degrees east aa feet. U. S mineral monument No. l. b~srs south degrees. i5 min utes wsst S. .suo feet Thence north n degrees % minutes east Iso feet to north end center of claim where is set \ slate stone surrounded with rnoaad of stones and marked C. K. No. 2 A cedar ten inches in diameter bears south ts degrees west sg fe~t- Thence south ss dssrees, to minutes east. 90 feet to where Is set q slate stone surrounded with mound of stones and marked C.. k. No. 3. Thence south q degrees, 2o minutes west l,5oo feet to where ls set granite stone surrounded with . mound of stones and marked C. R. No. l. cedar fourteen inches in diameter bear~ south. u dserees west q feet. Thence north ks degrees. ~ minutes west 50 feet to south end center of claim where is set granite stone surrounded with a mound of stones and marked C. k- No. 5- A cedar twelve inches inches in diameter bears south = feet, 600 feet Co where Is marked C. k No. (, on northwest end of quartzite croppings. cedar six inches Tn diameter bears north i de- gees west f4 feet Thence north 4l degrees sB minutes east ,Se feet to where Is set . slate stone snrronnded with mound Of stones and marked c. K. No. [. Thence south is ti,vr,.- l0 minutes east So feet to monument C. k No q place ef beginning outboandzries of claim
 Magnetic variation lt degrees. % minutes east containing 2o.65 acres.
 The location and re-locafiou of this mine Is r,.- corded in the Recorder's office of layapai county in books 10 and S2 of mines
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Copper King mine or surface gronnd are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the Uaited States land ofsce si Prescott. in the Territory ef Arizona during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they win b. barred by virtue sf the provisions of the ssafnts- l. C MARTIN
 ,, - Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Mir. Sullivan. Reply.

PRESCOTT, Arizona, August l7th, 1891. - Editor JoURNAL-MISEE: - Since you have for a consideration seen fit to publish against me under the head of an advertisement" a wicked and malicious islander, ask you for space in your paper to cor rect, if possible, the impression that such statement may already have made on the minds of the people of this community.
 am charged land this is a serious charge, especially when reputation for honesty, integrity and fairness Is strong factor in business success) with having without consideration, right or reason appropriated the house and home of poor woman.
 In explanation do not propose to go into the details of my business re- lations with the Ford family. The details have been aired in court sey- eral times. Judges Wright, Good ing and Wells have in turn passed upon them and pronounced in my favor. The district courts, the jus tice courts and several juries and grand juries have investigated them and all with the same results. It is certainly not reasonable to suppose that all these men and this machinery should combine with me time after time to do these people an injusticei The truth is that the Fords have been making a desparate and dis honest attempt to repudiate an hon. est obligation, and they have failed in it. They have squsndered two or three times the amount of the original claim in trying to defeat it. If they had applied the same zeal and energy in an attempt to pay this claim that they have in trying to evade its payment, they would be in undisturbed possession of their prop erty to-day. Truly, honesty is the best policy" D. J. SULLIVAN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Application For q r
No. sst.
U. $. LAND OFFFg RrtSf-osf Ar;Tnn. I.~..-

Prescott. Arixona, Jrre
 Notice ss hereby given that Mar executrix of William F. Wifk,-s post oihce aslsirssss is iax;azfs.s ' John J. Hawkins. her Attors-.y ir II tiay filed her application for I'd. Hundrsd linear feet of the s.s.ll Il vein bearing precious n,eiaiE wi,A .] six hundred fees in wislsh. S;.as-l Creek Mining District. Cuunfs rs Territory of Arizona and siss;,l'.s..s notes and othciai plat on fie in ;sA. Numher tl. said Los No. n h.r, to-wif:
 Beginning al the initial ransn.-] in the location notice and mark,u- the claim where is ct a e1aIpi,e -,,,| ches. which said stone is ma-f,, thence south 53 degrees VII sTrn fifty feet theing S2 fssf to Ssxii ,,,| location monRmes: for soussa.sEss ss claim. where ls sat q 8rahiis sI,sa ches. snrruunded with Eunnssr,eaf ,s stone being marked c. K No. I: .,, degrees east three hundred fe>st ,o I.. ment where is sa.t a granite stane l--Il surrounded with mouEHscpt of "a.
 being marke5 G. k. Nc. .. 6rsnis ! feet dia- marked R <. G. Ns- sirS. NJ east is feet thence north e aa~,-, hundred feet ghs.ing Ss.o feet te se,r] course easf. and iS;,s feet fo sss.,1 coGrss east fo point where := = oxi0xD inches. SurrOnnsif<i NIB r, stones which said stone }. n.-Fkn Original location corner hss. N E ' t2 feets thence north as elegrs-~ z<| dresi feet up hull virf. ang. S ,iaer-. monument built over srSni S;a1- !, ! Is marked G. k. Ne. {: thence p-.- west tssns' eoursel three hunslrss .. feet to summit af ridce. courss \ ! feet to the inferssct esslerly s:,..s La. T claim. S- i3 degrees wv-sf nine kaa.ss from the .. F. corner stone a,zrs.s s to point ~here i- spf granite siSn. sk, surrounded with monument of "a, being marked ti. F. Ne. | ssriirii.sl Il ner brs- \. Ss desr-c~ east .i f'.re -; stone mark 1 B. S. G R NaSS K, minutes west st fsets u.ancc era,s \ fifteen hundresi feet theing la5 isss !, \ ridge. course N. E.. and lUi6 tsse b s southerly end line of the ti. \. ~ grees west t2i feet from the S < s1 marked G. K. No 6.l to FTsaiss --I which is marked 6. R. No. 6. Orzsz| corner brs. S- sis Slegrees easi Y sazs a. .D feet high marked B- SP.MSA it degrees 70 minutes ws~i twensye.s, S- Mineral Monument No. l hrs. .Nz1 minutes west is65 fees; theare sc4 f sast three hundred feet ts meuus.ri marked q. R. No. I and plzes oi .a- boundary.
 Total ar,a of claim an.as scns ~ Gold kins Mining claim ass srss \ 6old Ring cl-ifn.
 Magnetic varla,icn ii degrsss Es' 3l.st scre~.
 The location of this Mine is rsxs='=sz' sorter's office of Navapai CouaQ E' Book \ 10 of Mines, paTs< xsAI zle ~ ion of this mine is rccsFsiei h 7 Book 0 of Mines at paSs si6 Any and all persons claiming sigsss--,s .ion of Gold Ring Mine ar surises pG. luired to file their sslserse claims vtZ .| er of the United States Land 0llss !. n the Territory of Arizona durisz is<. 'eriod of publication hereof. or ,Ssg q ed by virtue of the provisions U Ils szs'
 J. C. AAisfA =' First publication June ie. Issll
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
RAILROAD NEWS.
F. NJ. Murphy Interviewed tn Regard tS
 Its Prospects.

To-day's train brought F. NJ. Murphy in from his visit to Colo rado, where he went to meet E. Nj. Dickey. administrator of the Dia- mond Jo Reynolds estate, on mining and other business. He was seen by the JouRNAL-MINER man shortly after his arrival and asked in regard to the very latest news on the railroad ques- tion, to which he replied that while there was nothing of importance that he could say in regard to it, everything was moving along satis- factorily and it would not be long until active work would be com menced in its construction.
 "What effect, Mir. Murphy, will the resignation of Col. D. B. Robinson, as general manager of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad, have on the status of the s. F., P. < P. railroad" was asked.
 None whatever" replied Mir. Murphy, that is it will not have any unfavorable effect. Mir. Robinson will continue to be identified with this road, and as the new position which he has accepted is with a road that is engaged in railroad building, m addition to operating some 200 miles of road already built. it may be advantageous to the new road here"
 MT. Murphy further stated that during his absence he visited Lead vile where Col. ccRobinson is we'll known on account of his connection with the Midland road, and that even there regrets were expressed at his departure. He found wherever he went Mir. Robinson was extremely popular. To attest the popular es- teem m which he is held in Albu- querque the citizens of that place will give him one of the grandest farewell receptions on the eve of his departure that has ever been given to any one in the southwest.
 Diverting the conversation to mining Mir. Murphy said that he had visited Denver, Leadville, George town and other important mining centers in Colorado, and an inyesti- gation of the mines there had only made him better satisfied than ever that he had cast his lot in Arizona and was glad to return here. He thought the mining outlook of this section could not be excelled any where, and with the increased trans portation facilities which will be furnished by the building of the north and south road our prosperity m future will be greatly augmented.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Application For q Ra
U. & LAND oFYsR

V l. ! Notice Is hereby given tha; Nzras ! Executrix of Vim. r. Nifhers .soae ! post office addfsssS Is l,exiHgtea kl4
 John J. Hawkins. her Attorney a ts s | cott. Arizona. has this day hltsi ar e Tor a patent for Fifteen hnndnsi ns
 the ida Mine or vein bearing prssse'r
 surface ground six hnnirsi isss ihzIz ;
 m Cherry Srsk Mining nis;rifss. a.
 pal. and Territory of Arizona. zai ~ teld notes and official plat in lke .'' Number co. sald Lot Nc ~ boa to wit:
 Beginning at the initial gionsEEs m the location notice and maskiss z 4 claim, where is set a stone cxl-sf rounded with stone monunent gsk. g.
 Is marked l. No. |; thence soGfA e<s
 seven hundred fifty feet being is' =
 ridge, course east, and 6s0 feet Q es<
 eourse east to location m0nnzesi
 southeriy end center of claim wttrf
 ite stone f0xltxlS inches. eurrDznt
 meut of marked |. No. :. thencs <.<t
 east three hundred feet (heing I2 s-
 of gulch course N. Fast Co ieez;11 ' where IS set a grenise stone uSitx1
 rounded with monument of seo2 stone Is marked |. No. ]. thenrs elz east fifteen hundred feet tbeing - e of guich course N. F., and 70 fssi p r & course N- E-. and ltlSO fesst Co the lz'ts eriy end hne of the potonae ci-s= ;, east lu5 feet from the southerly eLsl q. marked IT. Nc. | and S. ar eie<rs- $ from stone marked r. No. ,. and i-s ter of the grllch course N. Ei te ke-.... ment where is set a granite siuss - surrounded with a monument ~ se being marked l. No. {; thence He'1 west three hundred feet whert stone luxl2xiS inches surrunnsirsa sn- of stone for the northrfly efsd = 7s5 said stone being marked l. No i1ss degrees west lsafne coarsei ihnN tles tees to intersect westerly slsle mac claim N. Sa dsgFses eaSt si - & w. corner of claim to S stone rsi- @ where Is set a granite stone 0xlinS rounded with mopument of sisS. 2 marked i. No. 6. Original ccrrsr found. U. <. Min Mon. No, eas z E sS min. west tishfeen hundre- ler1 south e degrees west fifteen hnE'Fs-- s;, ls55 feet to top of rid-e. coarss sse rock in place over which ls nls-, stone; said rcck being markri ! V location corner north 2i degfs~ feet: thence south ls desf>es essf - ieet to monument and stone ui~1N place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations lf ds-.r~ -s ae66 acrz. les Asbds'ss> .,s <. lcres, net area The t.ss aefss " Potomac claim. ,4 The location of this Mine r E Recorders othce cf fayapai tsen Sook Fl of Mines pages sc-ea- ion in Book so cf Mines pasr s9 Any and all persons claimine sds- ion of said Ida Mine or surfss - uired to file their adverse elaiins -. er of the United States Land toss, = D the Territory of Arizona. durink eriod of publication hereof, af s.ss I'd by virtue of the provisions. ,srs< sa
 J. (. MAkiiA TE;rs, pnhl;casi,,Y, Inn. ia is.li.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19
Application Fer a
No sas.
U. A I.ANn nr,l

aN Ia
 Prescott. Arison. I...''.
 Notice is hereby siveu ,f., S.' S. Executrix of Wm. T. Wither.1 1- s post office zdtlrssss is Lexinr,..n J. Hawkins, her Attorney in U a9 Arizona. hiss this day filss. he-
 patent for Fifteen hnndrad l;-.@tt ting Bull Mine CT ys.iD bs.r;,. with surface gnbund slx hnn-l-'. ,l situated m Cherry Grs-ek Mini. n.. of lavapai and 1srrifarx of naisd sy tie held notes anal s,s;-;., this otnce as Lot Number sa s.;S ing as follows. to vii: @
 Beginning af the initial ....-. in the location notice marking e.'.'.' where is set granite stone ,s1i-.I rounded with monument of es-, marked s. B. No. |. Thence s..,sf II seven hunsirsd and fiftx f..es ,. msnt marking the westerly sn5 ,si where is s.t a granite stone sri,1.| ronndesi with monument s.f .f.'s] X. K No. q whence live cal diameter. marked B. T. S n
 ls degrees 0 minufeS w,~t - thence south s degrees east fhrsslI location monument where i- V. txloxSt inches. surrounded .s,a stone; which sad stone is u.arf..iI whence U. S mineral mcnuse-, south 10 degrees east seven h,,.,s- feet, thence north sa deers.,s ss., .5 feet thetnr one hundred and es;.-l.s mountstnl up moantain side fs -s. pine post fouF inches in diesBets, Ii one foot in ground snrrounsi,.l x:.t stones said pest being marked p nal corner could not b. fou,,i,> - - .1 abies thence nerth : degrses u.~, feet bearine towards summit es ro the location monument wh-s. stone nxs,klt inches sur1oan.l.-s of stone and marked \. R. No
 inches In diameter rrfarkssl R T N south 1i de,yre-.s. sO minntas es.f thence north etegrseS ws.~t ls..s. hundred fert so point yeh,,-s r four inches in d.snneier four T..., i.. ground, s,lrr0cnsissi with nl.....;;,,.,.. marked & B. No. 6, thence s.r,s {. fifteen hundred feet theing S5 f. ridge facing southwest and nm s a rough granite bluff So fppt h,,-,i \. ! a point where Is sef granife sle.. surrounded wish El0nument of - S- B. No. [. original locai:sa ee-r..I feets thence south csers.~ e.ss feet e monument of stone mi and place of beginning.
 Magnetic variation T. dexress {, ] taining D and 66-l0o acres.
 The lsosstlon of this Nine fs hecorher's othee of isvarsi c.,as' Book h : ct Ainas pase As sni .sl in Book Se of Mines at I.ase s;se
 Any and all persons eiasmis. portion of said Sitting Bzfi ground sre rsquirsd to lie fA,i, with the Register of the Un;s.- Office al Prescott in the Territors ., | ing the sixty days period of p.'.aa ! or they will be barred hy virtpe ,1 | of the statnte. l. C. MAEIl,I !
 First publication June ln, ISS, N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-08-19

Justice Fleury held an all days session of court yesterday in Jus tice Andrews court room, in the ex- animation of two Mexicans. Deme- trius Luna was bound over to appear before the grand jury in $500 bonds, on . charge of grand larceny, while Lotus Campus was held in $l00, charged with unlawfully branding an animal.