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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1891-10-29
DIR. p. r. CORTELYOU,

PRAC7TCING PHYSICIAN,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. OFFICE
1Xl North-side Public Square, over R. FL.
Northcutts Millinery store. Consultation
Hours, 81 a. m. to l2--3 to 5p. M, unless
otherwise engaged. Telephone No. Is.
Residence nearly opposite Pres oyterian
Church, or Church street,
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our pnen,x le,,er.

PHKSIx, ARIz. Feb. 12.-l From our 1 regular correspondent.l-Dr. Freeze's
 baby bIil, for the regulation of the practice of medicine. etc, after having passed the house, has just been csre- fully and noeremopiously buried in the council, winch operation leaves Mir. Freeze without any distinguishing mark in this Legislature.
 The Governor is now considering the claims of the different aspirants for positions in the new county of Coco .nino.
 The bill for the creation of Miles county came very near being strangled today, but has been allowed to lay over until next Monday at 3 p. m., when it will take its long sleep.
 To-morow. in the house, the rail- rod exemption bills will be culled over, and think the Bullock measure win pass. and the others killed. The freight and fares hill will come mp in the council in a day or two.
 Everything is very quiet In Phenix, and every one from the north wishes he was at home. The present. legisla- ture is hard-working and industrious sci of men, and the council is com posed of some of the best material in the territory, and in consequence the Code is being pretty we'll torn up. The high licen,e bill will be killed on sight. Mo.
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votes from Senator.

The new mill is working sstisfacto- rily.
 The tunnel at the mill is in about l75 feet and progressing rapidly. At pres ent the rock is very hard, being syenitic in character, but the steam drill finds it's way through 1t at a rate that para lyzes the average Hassayampcr.
 Doc. Smith is building road for the Senator company which will greatly improve hauling between the quartz mill and saw mill. 4 Professor Douglass and son are here taking observations of the improve ments and progress everywhere appa- rent
 The new office at the mill is com pleted, and is a very neat and comforta- ble building. A new bunk-house is under course of construction.
 Every one at Senator is plea ed to know that Don Kelley's game fiuger. the one he smashed flat ss last years tariff argument, will not have to be ann putated.
 The crosscut from Maple gulch to tap the 200-foot level is working along smoothly, in "easy ground to break but powerful hard to dodge" as one ot the boys who was pinched by cave few days ago, can testify.
 Several visitors have recently ex- pressed their intention of riding up the new tramway on an ore car, but after sizing up the incline and reviewing ;heir past lives, have taken the stage road without murmur.
 A school is badly needed here. There are sufficient children already to enti- tic the camp to school privileges, and the supply seems to be keeping up to the demand. Bring on your school, we'll furnish the children.
 COUSIN JACK.
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4 Remarkable Operation.

A Cincinnatti telegram says: "A most wonderful surgical operation was successfully performed yesterday at the Cincinnati hospital, the object of which is to reclaim child from idiocy. The patient is four years old. She canno, talk and has all the appearance of con- firmed idiocy. A sister sixteen years old is an idiot. It was found that the skull was abnormally compressed and prematurely ossified. The physician decided to remove & portion of the skull so as to allow the brain to develop. The operation was successfully per formed, a strip half an inch wide and five inches in lenghth being removed and the scalp neatly joined over the space. The child rallied and appears to be doing we'll"
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Burglars seemed to be at work last night. Their first visit was to the resi- dence of J. w. Dougherty. where they frightened Mrs. Dougherty and her sister, Mrs. McInernay, pretty badly. They succeeded in arousing one of their neighbors in time for him to take a couple of shots at the fleeing form of 8 burglar This was between twelve and one o'clock. Between three and four, Mrs. Carr:gan was awakened by draft of cold ar blowing on her, and on in- vestigation found the back GOT of their house. as well as the hall door, wide open. She arose to close them, when to her surprise she discovered a man looking her square in the face in the light of lamp. which is always left burning. She gave the alarm, when the man fled without having suc- ceeded in securing anything. Mir. Car. rigan, J. J. Stewart and Mfr. Jones, the latter two gentlemen rooming in the house, made thorough search of the premises, but failed to find the intru- der. He evidently forgot something and returned again after the family had settled down to sleep, as on awak- ing this morning they found all the doors of the house wide open.
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A creat Parada.

The Uncle Toms Cabin Oompany wlll give grand street parade. Don let the children miss it. See the Shet land ponies, the little carriage, and tn, bioodhounds. etc. Strange as it ma, seem, no matter how oftsn company presenting Uncle Toms Cabin appears in acity 1t is found that in the audience there are many who are seeing this great play for the first time. The play is great, from the fact that, like the Old Homestead, the scenes and charac CTS are here to life. No oae sees the show but what it creates desire to read the book, and to those who have read the book the opportunity to attend per formance is seldom sighted. Thus 1t is that both the book and the play live on. As this play has always drawn good houses, and has not been seen here, IL is safe to predict large houses at both performances. Take or send the chil- dren toit.
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Happy hoosiers.

Wm- Timmons, postmaster of Ida vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done more for me than ali other medicines combined, for that bad feel ing arising from Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of same place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney and Liv medicine, made me feel like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, says: Eleetri Bitters is just the thing for 8 man who is all run down and don't care shether he lives or dies; he found her strength, good appetite and found new like he had B new lease on life. Duly 50c. bottle, at Ross Corner Drug
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5 who shat, no,d omcs.

Mir. Fansh has introduced the follow. ing bill to regulate the eligibility of office holders;
 Be 1t enacted by the Legislative Assem- bly of the Territory of Arizona;
 SECTION l. No officer appointed or commiss oned by the President or by any oi the Departments of the Uni ted States Government, nor any deputy of such officer shall be eligible to be elected ar appointed or to hold any Territorial, county, precinct or district office within this territory.
 SEC. No officer appointed and commissioned by the Governor or by any hoard of officers of the Territory of Arizona, nor any deputy of such officer shall be eligible to be elected or ap- posaied or to hold any county, precinct or district office within this territory.
 SEC. 3 No county officer, nor any deputy of such officer shall be eligible ,o hold any precinct or district office within any of the counties of this terri tory.
 SEC. 4 The provisions of this Act shall not apply to any of the officers emu nmerated in sections one, two and three of this Act, who shall have first resigned their respective offices held by them before assuming and entering upon the discharge of the duties of the office that they are prohibited from holding by the provisions of said sec tions, one. two and three of this Act.
 SEC. 5. All Acts and parts of Acts in conflict with the provisions of this Act are hereby repealed.
 SEC. 6. This Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its pas sage.
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County coye.nmen..

| The following IS the financial bil
 introduced in the council, but which
 failed to pass:
 Re 1t enacted by the Legislative Assem- | hly of the Territory of Arizons:
 | SECTION 1. In those counties whose
 indebtedness equals or exceeds the four
 per eentam prescribed by the act of
 congress known as the Harrison Act" !"
 the board ot supervisors thereof shall, | by resolution, create fund to be known
 as the Expense Fund" and shall, by
 order to be entered in the minutes oi the board, order the transfer of sufii-
 cient amount of money to be paid into
 said expense fund from the general iand of such county. to pay the ex- pensss ef maintaining the government
 Of such county until additional revenue ot such county may be collected with
 which 10 defray such expenses.
 Ii Is hereby made the duty of the county treasurer of such county 10 make such transfer when ordered by said board, and to honor and pay from such fund orders drawn thereon by the board Of supervisors of such county. for the maintenance of the county gov ernment Such orders 10 be drawn and signed in the same manner as county warrants have been therefor. | and nt all such orders specify that they ] are void unless paid in cash upon pre- seniation to such county treasurers; l and, the board of supervisors shall, in | no case, issue an order on such fund | until ,here is sufficient money therein to pay and. redeem the same. No money shall be paid from the expense fund upon any warrant or order issued for any indebtedness prior to January | list, A. D. 1891.
 SEc- ?. In auditing accounts aga nst the county the board of supersi. sors shall suspend payment of any account which it has allowed. until there is suf5 ient money in said fund to pay the same when it shall issue it's order on said fund in payment thereof.
 SEC. 3. In the payment of demands sgainst county. official salaries and shall have the prefer ence and he first paid, and the balance of the fund rhall he paid by such coun- ty treasurer as orders on such expense fund are presented to him.
 SEc. f. All provi ioas of laws im- posing penalties upon any officer or supervisor who shall draw, authorize Inc issuance or pay any illegal clsim against s county shall apply to this .ct, and it is hereby made the duty of he district attorney to see that the pro. 1isions oi this act are complied with by h proper officers. and to bring suit or its enforcement, without being pre- -ionsly authorized so to do by any off, er, board or person.
 6gc. .. All acts and parts oi acts in onfiict with the provisions oi this act | re hereby repealed. |,
 SEC. C. This act shall he in force ( rom and aft'r its passage. l1
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Re Was wondreus Wise.

There was & man in our to VII,
 Aud he was wondrous wise;
 He jumped into grocery store
 And scratched outboth his eyes
 And when he saw his eyes were not; He ran with might and main,
 And jumped into Cigar Store
 And scratched them in again.
 The above mentioned gentleman had been to several establishments in town to buy nice Merschaum Pipe. One sold him a "Chip" Merschaum for Sl0. Another sold him French "Clay" for $6. Finally he struck G. Washington Ford, on Montezuma Street, and says to himself, "This name is similar to that of Old Man Washington. who could not tell lie" Iof course, the reader may percieve the difference |, So he jumped in and bought a genuine block Mereschaum pipe. In three months time he was offered three times the mount he paid for it. And now he buys his Mereschaum pipes, cigar sad cigarette holders at & cigar store. A fine assortment just received at G. Washington Ford's. If
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LIye Stock Market.

CHICAGO. Feb. J2.-Cattle receipts s, l3,00O. Big and export steers in better demand 10 to 10 cents higher. Light and good unchanged quotati ns; s5@ 5.25 for sxtra; $4 .75@4.90 for prime steers; s4 60 for medium; $4a4.29 for light; $2@3. % for COWS and stockers.
 Sheep-Receipts 10, ,000--steady. Ma tives, $4@525; western $4.40@5. .let i; lambs $5@600.
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raom TUESDAYS DiILy.

Rain continued falling all day yester day and all through last night. E. S. Clark, of Senator. enjoyed the hospi, slity of Hotel Burke last night. The Ci.utanqns club will meet a the resi- seace of Mrs. Geo. K. Brown next Ff; day.
 Hotel Burke displayed it's dag si half staff en account of the death ol General Sh ennan.
 J. NJ. Aitknf has received notice of his election as member of the Amefi- can Ticket Btokers' Association.
 Tie JoussAt-MIssR takes issue with the Negsles Herald. tn its claim that Pima is the banner cattle county of the territory.
 M Goldwater & Bro. are engaged in taking stock and are having a clear anoe sale. to maks room fer their stock Of spring goods.
 The Knights of Pythias lodge will give social hep st the Prescott Opera House next Thursday evening. the ssh anniversary Of the order. ::
 Be sure to get Hoods Sarsapsrilla if you want an honest. reliable med icine. Do not take any other which is alleged to be aabout the samo,t or "iust as geod. In,ist upon having Hoods sarsaparilIa. which Is peculiar to itseli Soii by all druggists. Try it.
 The man who attempted to burglar ire the carrigan residence on Sunday night is supposed to be named Sullivan. who was tiischafged fro m jail on satuf. day night He was brought here from Flagstaff, to serve out q fifty days sen tenco for petty larceny committed there. He is also wanted on q change 1 of rnbbery, being suspected ei being one Of two parties who 'folled" q drunk l eu man on Sunday night relieving him of about $50. Sullivan started l north yesterday morning, stopping at Roadmsster Carrigan's camp fer break. fast. al nine o'clock, whers he exhibited 1 considerable money. Cardigan had | some suspicion of his being the same | man that undertook to bnrglarixe his residence, but had not evidence seffi- oient io warrant in arresting him. Word has been telegrapiei up the road 10 take him in. and he will probs- biy be returned soon to his old quar- ters Tn the iail.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Territorial AoWs.

Kingman scored record of three births last week.
 Cattle are reported in poor condition in Apache county
 The claim of Garrett G. Sigsby, of Gila county, for depredations by Warm Spring Apaehes ill 1882, has been allowed for S3, loo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Inc World Enrionaa-

The facilities of the present day 10 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 first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as it is the only remedy which is truly pleas ing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and efIeclual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring time or, or lact at any time and the better it is known the more popular it becomes.
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Our Pnenlx Letter.

PHEsIx, ARrz., Feb. 9.-l Special coi
 respondence. - Webster says tha l "gnome" IS adwsrf q goblin; s persor
 of small stature or misshapen features
 orof strange appsarance. Whether Web
 ster had in mind the correspondent of lh.
 Courier. who signs himself "Gnome, ,
 or not, when he wrote that definition, I
 do not know. But am satisfied the ! Almighty knew what he was creating
 when he brought this "gnomeD into
 existence, and if he had not consulted Webster previously. io ascertain what
 sort of looking thing a gnome was, it
 was becanse he knew one when he saw
 1t. and he evidently made one of q psr-
 'ect type, oi this correspondent. with A small. misshspen soul as we'll. I have just been shown copy of the above paper in which "Gnome" says falsi- he'd Tn what wrote about Zulick and the. eierkships. Now, no one but a "gnome" would undertake to write snoh an assertion, with the journals of the legislature so easy of access to dis prove his assertion. When the ques- ton of appointing extra clerks came up Tor action in the council. the statesman rom New Jersey. not only cast his vote infsvor of it, but spoke in favor it also, although it was directly con- trary 10 his position as Governor dur ing the legislstuIe Of 1887, as well as to his professions of economy. When resolution was introduced the other day to provide a messenger for the Governor during the remainder of the session. Zulick opposed it on the grounds of economy, with as much fervor. as he advocated the other reso- lution. My advice 10 Gnome Is there fore hereafter to consulting the l records and stick to the truth.
 Contrary 10 my prediction, the Co- conino bill came out of the committee to-day slightly amended. passed the house with only four opposing votes, and went to the council. where the were concurred in, and it now only awaits the signature of the governor to become law.
 The only other business of general interest before our law makers to-day sas the introduction of militia bill n the council, and of bill in the ,ense providing for tho Australian .lects'n system in the territory. MAX.
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William recumseh sherman.

 Lay lightly the laurel upon the cod brow, That has withstood the brunt of the years. The grizzled old warrior has gone from us now, Nor has staid for regrets and our tears. Though the hero of Shiloh has fought his last fight, And IS vanquished al last by the foe, Through the vistas of ages his glory so bright And his fame will posterity know. He has reached the goal of ms com rades and all. On the bleak ,hore of Eternity. He will biyouac now till the final call. For he's made his last march to the sea. William Reginald Ream, in Los An geles Times.
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The Tucson Citizen says that the Atlas is again gong to be one of the big copper camps of Arizona. At the old smelter, which shut down two years ago, repairs are being made. new water jackets put in and prep rations made fer the starting of it again very soon The capacity of the smeiter is 40 tons every 24 hours. Seven men are now working in the mine taking out ore under the superiniendeney of D. D Michaels.
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A Valuable Accomp,lshmen,.

Fond Wife-I sm so glad you have that habit of walking in your sleep.
 Devoted Hubby-Well, I can't for the life of me see why. Explain your. self.
 Fond Wife-Why, made you carry the baby for hours last night, and you did not know anything about it, Munseys' Weekly.
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sucklen.s arn,ca sa,vo.

The best salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever sores. Chspped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and posi- lively cures Piles or 10 pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satis faction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per box. For sale by W. " Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
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Grand Masquerade Hau

At Union Saloon, on Saturday evening. February 2lst, 1891, to celebrate the great anniversary of the event. Come one, come all. The Saloon business will be closed at o'clock of that even ing. Admittance tickets. 50 cents. good Tor two drinks. ]. SoRG.
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Deafness on the Decrease In gnglana

LONDON, Febrnary 6.-The recent in- troduction in England of the sound discs, invented by II. < Wales. of Bridgeport, Ct, bids fair to percepti- bly decrease deafness drought the British Isles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
Clearance Hale.

On account of stock taking and in order to make room fer our immense stock of spring goods, we have marked down prices for the next thirty days. Gall early and take advantage Of bar gains offered. Nj. GoLpwArER & Bro.
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The Druggists

la Lowell. MAal.. asrss in sayine that they san nore of Hood's eanapsrilia shan os an oshea Mood purinenL yos instance:
 I O. 0ooDALR: ssn mora os Hood's esrsars, ana than ell other blood purinss.
 A W. Dovs q Go: Hood's takss the ,esd of aA seAH sansrsrsTas
 O. '. BLAScHARD: we seIl more of Hocd's Co. sapsrilis than of any simIlat.
 MAAsroS & SHAW With us ths ssis of Hoods hs to of any other kind.
 ?. q E. BAILxY & O.: Hoods sarsapsrills |, one of the best medicineaL
 CARLTON q HovRY: Hoods ssrsapsrilia is one of tho bost medicines we have Its sale increases every year.
 If. Aoopr: We sel twice as much of Hood's earaparina as of anything similar.
 Q. A. SWAN: Hoods isthe most popular sarsa- parilla of the day.
 THrRrr OTHER druggists speak similarly.
 This popularity at home, where Hoods safsar psrilla and its propristos have been known for many years, could not continue if the medicine oid nos posseas merit And thesa facts should certainly convince people in other sections cf the country that Hoods sarssparills is . good reliable medicine.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. si: six for 6. Prepared only Ic. HOOD co. Apothscariss. Lowell, hasA
 100 Doses One Dollar
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Aav,ee to motnsrs

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for childten teething. IL sootiles the child, soltens the gums. allays all paini cures wind collie, and is the hest remedy for Di- arrh@a. Twentv-fiye cents a bottle.
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Rubbers,

Mems, women's, Misses Childrens. All kinds of Miners hip and short Rubber Boots, leather soles-best ill town. Go to J. l.. Fishers.
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If You non,f

Trade with us, you don't get the latest designs in Wall Paper, or the most complete line of Stationery and Musical Goods. Mail orders receive prompt at- tention. ST. CLAIRE & PRATT.
 f7u Leading Stationers, Phoenix.
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J. s. Gales, the enterprising ssddler and harness maker, has new adver- tisement in this issue, Co which the attention of all parties in need of any thing in his line is directed,
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ONE ENJOYS
COUSIN JACK.

ONE ENJoYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant md refreshing to the taste, and acts ,ently yet promptly on the Kidneys, liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem eifectually, dispes colds, head aches and levers and cures habitual constipation permanently. For sale in 5Oc and s1 bottles by all druggists. cALIFORKiA FIG SYRUP co.
 sAs FRANCISCO. cAi.
 toViSFhff. M. ksW foa< AL
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Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz' Hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18

Everything usually kept in drug store for sale CHEAP at the Corner Drug Store. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-02-18
sarsains We'll. 9atner.

eargains We'll, Rstnsr.
 For 60 days we will give you 25 per cent. of oa Jewelry, Watches, snd Clocks. All orders receive prompt at tention. ST. CLAIRE & PRATT, i6-d Leading Jewellers, Phenix, AriE.
 Chamberlsin's Denver quotation sheet notes the sale of 1000. 600 pounds oi copper for export; price not known. but supposed to be about l3 cents Des pound. It also predicts that silver vii drop below par soon.
 Fine fresh stock of CANDY al Ford's. Marsh Mallcws, Carsmels. French Candies, Nuts, etc., ete. mas. When you want to make . fac present. first call at FORD'S. ti
 Sterling's Royal Remedy, the gem, inc article, in quantities to suit, at Ross' Corner Drug Store. au2su
 Coxe's Glycerine Lotion ct Rosss Corner Drug Store. nI9u
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Born,

PEpLEY-At Whipple, February I2sh, to the wife of Mir. W. K. Pedley, s daughter.