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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26

JANES-RIvER DIVISION
Qlichmond aud Allegheny kAiA0ai]
LEAVE KICHHOsD
900 A. NJ. daily for Lynchburg. Ssipral bdigA
Lexington, and CLIFTON Forge fi.'
lor lChatr) Cnr Richmond tH ''i-'A
Forge. excepting on sundays f'...
400 p. u. except Sunday for LucaHlrf ."I'
nesting with a train leaving A}a.l-
burg at A. ". daily ~ '''.''t
BudRe, Lexington, AMI l.''l
Forge. Sleeping Car u LJu.l"i.A
TRAINS AEAIyE Al KlCHAUND
$40 Il. NJ. daily from Clifton forge.
s:2O A. NJ. except Sunday from Clifton f.'5'
Station: Eighth aud Canal streets ...
For further information apply Q" 3. ". '''.'
bers Office. SOl east Main street, goo ~.
pcake and Ohio ltailway Company s'A.'. 10
Chssapeake and Ohio General ONl.r 3 ta.|
and Main. JOIN j. t't
,e % III, sion Passenger hsr--
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26

FRElGHTS.
Freight received daily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, SMIrHFIELD, HAMPTON, OLD
POINT, WAYERLY, HICKSFORD, and ALEX
ANDRIA, VA; WASHINGTON, ID. c.; NEW
BERNE, WASHINGTON, TARBoRO, n. c.; all
stations on the Atlantic and DsnVlle railroad,
Seaboard and Roanoke railroad, Norfolk South
en railroad, Farmyille and POwhatan railroad,
and Eastern North Carolina generally; also for
Eastern Shore OF Virginia, and 81 regular land
ings on James river, at LOWEST RATES, and
through bulls issued
EXCURSIONS
by NIGHT or DAY " NORFOLK, OLD POINT,
VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW, and DUTCH
GAP can now be booked for the coming season.
LUCIEN b. TATUM, Vice President,
No l1l7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WBIsIGKR, Freight ana Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26
VISIT OF Mr.. INGALLS,
CHESAPEAKE AND oHlo's PRESIDENT
SPENDS THE DAY IN RICHMOND
He Chats on General Topics and Dis
cusses the Situation IN ohio-Camp-
bell and the Alliance.

Mr.. NJ. f. ingalls,, president OF tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
arrived IN the city yesterday morning over
the James River Division Of the road, ana
left last night for New York.
He spent most of the day in the Once OF
the company, corner Of Eighth and Main
streets, looking into the affairs OF the road
and giving directions for work to be done
during his absence in Europe. lie sails
next Wednesday. and will be absent from
this country about two mouths.
When accosted bv o DISPATCH reporter
no was busv with n mass OF figures, but ne
scanned TO have a well-developed capacity
for carrying two subjects in his mead NJ one
time. -. u-s.h .,o,,
Mr.. ingalls," said the reporter.
well, what aboutS" he asked, plea
antly.
LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS.
"Oh. most ANYTHING. What the people
OF Richmond are most Interested IN Is
what improvements the road IS going 10
mako here"
well, we are laying our plans now" re-
piled Mr.. ingalls,.
What about the new depot, and when
are you going to begin ~
I'VE will talk about that IN the tall, tine
President replied with q smile. lhen serl-
ously he added: 1--WE are going TO pegin
as soon as business will Justify IT. We are
Going 10 spend a great deal Of money in
this Old CITY, and we must build a depot.
The details as TO how the money Is to be
spent. however, IS big question, and calls
for caref1il congiderAtl Ou.h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26
THE STATE BANK OF YIE6INfA.l
t...,.sl..r, " lima OK. 1Nnl.

CuTY BANK OF RICHMOND
I The Directors Of this bank have declared a
DIVIDEND ora PER CENT. on the Old stocs
and 10 PER CENT. on the new stock; issled
April 1, 1891. payable en- and after JULY ISL
IL 25.6t J. W. SINT0N, Cashier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26

Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO FAIL.
y WAY COMPANY

-
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE I, Is'L
LFAyE RICHMOND
$40 A NJ. Daily for Oh Point ana N.r' 'a
Pullman S!sepinf-Jar i.a.rtrlB
% Old Point
HOO A. n. Express, daily iur Cincinnati
ThTuugh dHY coach FEB ,.H..u.
Pullman Sleeper Ui f.ut B
EOBceycrtc, connecting STD ~ d.
man Slrcpuc-Ctr i.f ,.u.'-Hf'.
800 ?. NJ Express, daily for or r.'H' l.l
Norfolk. PulluAu -..rli Sc f
Cincinnati ~ O.1 Point
4:3O =. N. Accommodate, except SUNDAY 20
Gurdousytile ana DufHgr
1880 p. NJ. Tho r. 4. ", Limited, daily f-.-
man Sloeping-Car Ola Point Oh 'l.'
ciuuau Sold yrstlDIle train STA
DiElng-Car aud Pullman H..'
dOnsyillo 90 Cincinnati AMI l-.'
man ~ louisville
TRAINS ARRIVE At RlCHA0Nr
$50 A. NJ. and 200 r NJ. daily from '.l'l'
matt
7:45 p. n. daily, except Sunday, from l.l'.-
1880 A. NJ. aud 600 Z 81. daily from NpfiyiA
Station; Broad street near Seventeenth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-26

TRUTH
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
The Merchants' Carnival.

The Merchants Carnival, given at the City Hall last evening, under the supervision of Mrs. Hoilenbeck. was pronounced & perfect success by the hall-full of ladies and gen tlemen present. The JoURNAL-MI- NER. coincides with this verdict also. The grand march at the opening was an imposing pageant, while the subsequent marches and counter marches on the stage were done with good effect. The cos tunes representing the various trades were both unique and beauti- ful. while many original designs for banners were noticeable X gentle man present who had witnessed the carnivals given at both Tucson and Phenix remarked to the JOURNAL MINER man that the banners and costumes at last evenings enter tainment were very much superior 10 those of either of the above towns, and the young ladies and Misses who took part in 1t were very much more beautiful. In the mat ter of number of trades represented. and in marching. the former towns excelled. The latter, however, he attributed to lack of stage room. the stage erected for the purpose last evening being rather small. while those at Tucson and Phenix were spacious and large. We re- gret that We have not the names at hand which would enable us to furnish a complete report of all the trades represented.
 After the close of the carnival, the ladies of the Episcopal Guild served refreshments, while the young gentlemen removed the seats in the hall, and dancing was indulged in until about 2 o'clock in the morning. X neat sum must have been realized from the entertainment for the bene fit of the Episcopal church build ing fund.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
The Willow Greek Coal Find.

The item in Saturdays issue of the JoURSAL-MNER telling of the discov- cry of coal in Willow Creek basin attracted large number of people to that place yesterday. Among the number visiting the place was the JoURNAL-MINFR man. The place where the hole has been drilled Is about two and ahalf or three miles from Prescott, at point just oppo- site J. H. Garbarino's ranch on Will low creek. The hole had been sunk between 70 and 75 feet, and at the bottom of the hole the prospector who had the contract for sinking stated that he had bored into about three inches of good quality of coal. The young man having the contract is an experienced coal miner. and intelligent and honest appearing. He had the misfortune to break his drill at the bottom of the hole and had worked three or four days in trying to get it releas- ed. without avail, and announced his intention of abandoning any fur ther attempt. Parties interested in claims out there have about decided to continue prospecting, by sinking a shaft, there being one already sunk to the depth of fifty feet.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Assessment Raised.

At its session on Saturday the board of equalization passed the fol lowing order:
 The consideration of the assess ment of the Bank of Arizona was re- sumed and after consultation with the district attorney and others the assessor was ordered to make for nal demand upon the president of the bank for a list of all personal property belonging wholly or in part to other persons, but in the custody. possession or control of himself or associates as individuals or the Bank of Arizona as corporate company. The assessor returned and made a report that the president of the bank refused to render the list as de handed by himself and by the board. Thereupon after inquiry and the hearing of some evidence the board ordered the assessor to add to the of the Bank of Arizona for money securities and other per sonal property, owned wholly or in part by other persons, but now in the possession. care or control of said bank. the sum of S23,OOD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Tn. Navajo Scare.

FLAGSTAFF, July 16.- Special cor respondenee. The news which has been sent out from here concerning the Navajo Indians, has been very much exaggerated as there has been no time when there has been really any danger of an attack being made on the town. The. facts are sub stantially as follows: There are some 2O0 or 3e0 Indians along the Little Colorado river engaged in herding their sheep. They have been there at times for several years and oc- casionally of late arc inclined to trespass on the rights of stock own CTS in the vicinity. About a week ago man named Roden sent word in to Sheriff Francis that the In dians were breaking down his cor rals and stealing his stock. a sub chief being charged with the theft. Shent Francis organized posse of thirty men and went out to the ranch and made the arrest of the sub-chief without difficulty. He started to the railroad with his prisoner. and after going about two miles it occurred to him that his teamster and cook had been left be hind. A portion of his posse was sent back to escort them out and it was this circumstance that led the report of portion of his posse be- ing surrounded. No violent demon strations were made at any lime iho lrt sne of the hot headed ron. bucks i.allgaG On some fight
 ing tala iur whole afa3r ha- i.reu reported hy toe Indians io thar ar g1'.f --. .. .r.As,. really
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
, Alia sqaman No. q


 Charles Blackburn. Mary
 M Bean. ,uFtis C. Bsan. ,,,., ,s - Jsnles N. Clay, Hago Ai'sf Het' iiF'ha No' s'- IachaNls Harris Bald
 win. Sarah Jane Brown
 and Edward buness
 DefeDdantS-
 Action brought in the District Court If the Fourth Judicial district. of tl.s li.rriiory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona ssnds greeting t.. Charles Blackburn. Mary M. Bean Curtis C.. Ban. James W. lay. lingo l1charxls Hsrris Baldwin, Sarah Jane Brown. and Edward Bnr- us-s.
 You are hereby ss,nrnone4l and reaoirei to ap- above named plaintiff in the District Cs.nrt of the Fourth Judicial, in ani for the Territory nf Arizona, and all-wer the amended complaint filed with the cl .rk of this court, as Prescott. at and in sai county willin ten days. lexclnsive of the day uf serVieel Nfisr service upon you of this sumfnons fl served in this county. but fl served oat af the county and service os this summons is natie upon you by publication, then you rsSluirsd to apt-ear ani answer said amended complaint within twenty days after the completion of said publication: in all othcr cases thirty days.
 And yoa are hereby notified that fl you fail to above required. the plaintiff will take judgment by default against you. and coste and disbarse- msnts la this behalf expended Given under iny hand and the seal of said court this, the ieth day of July, A. D. isgl.
 fsSsI.l ], Nj NATTs. Clerk W. II. II. MILLER.
 Attorney General of the United S,ates
 THoAAS r. WILSON
 United States Attorney. E. SANFORD, CoanFel for Plaintiff
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Mining lpplIealioa)
I \. LAND OR --...lt L-.

frescoii. Arixona. "a
 No tee .s herebs glyes s2 son aae Joha Dasr. al eress Is Prescott. Yasspss
 Tertiiefy. have made ap,.II,l ent ior thifieen hundss
 linear feet oa the Copp.s, log golt.sisFer ena rohpsf Iaintng district Yavarss Ivrrit iry, and deserii.e.f
 aad u'.ld notes on fife iu fs lows, viz
 iseglnrIs 2 si tlie init ; u in ih- iaczfien noll.c - sadtseriy and center of ths set a walnut fost s iachrs ! q ig ths gr0aad surfa.s, mon. os s1oae, po>f marked ? pear nas 2v 'lls ie. fesns E is6 feet the or.s., si narkius the SE rornrr efssI S stene u'e- buiit s.oa ds "a 1ia- sLicR ss tisxaa as.fI No . 1iste g dex 4a ,s3.. deg. 51 k ss f..st 10 ks
 Spf igg Gu. .eA course est s} ing tlse scUfheriy en3ifseI siasm south d dsa is nm st,sas n .rSed -i. K~ No
 linz the soashefly side lor eisara south se deg lFs .1 iiolu stone m rksn k
 10 t1e srlr-nsi ls eaten Ill corner ot eialm xhesc h
 SI iu. dla- { ec lns i] surroandeG sAme ssta u.,nI marked C. C. Ne. $ FFomI tree l5 ia. risn ,irr mAk..J 5 bears ss'uth si deg g. n hen C \ fsg q, < Ia A | 50 min E 20 |. rs se h al at thc elals.s. N h-re l< srf s1 in GIz. f se- j. D<. f,< fe { ! satrs na cd sane vi hnceI u-rks | e. S 4 1hrsj min W ts me eoHrse3 vsrl min r aoe ieet t9a ont al gess s ia dl4 fltet icsr.I srruaC sa sufra suded z.} stone s0 tbe NV ecrrer aisfkea C. C. No. 5. Osirirl bears N S1 deg O. alin E ls mon. Ne 2 bears V e Ss< ] IbsB,e S $ deg a min " \ : min x ssia feei isUrsee fir ! s.dr fiHe ts.tEr Equator els min F sg feet from stone Il SSs fees Io @ the csnfer e| 6ulct, fourse east i..2e, 5 | ton coruer marked co N| svaiiahle. Thence : Q fs ,iou ls dtS 60 min F ufli Il 7. No , aud 2ia q a. b,zis fA.ts acres of unsui reye1 A tieu of his Hsae is reessdl CTS 0lhee ef ! svspai coar. \ tcfy. oa pages s9s an fe osas in ba K iS sf mineE
 Any IeTsuDs h0 ding thereto are required O D before this office within six| urst day 0f puslieaii.n ksf] ie haFfea by Yiftue of tse staiuie. ]. C. ItE]
 Filst pDbiiea'ioa ass E.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Visitation by the nishop of New Mexico
 aud Arizona.

The Right Rev ] Mills kendrick, D. D., Bishop of New Mexico and Arizona, will make his regular visit ation to this mission during this week, reaching Prescott either to- day or tomorrow. He will preach. and confirm class, in All Saints church Episcopal in the morning of Sunday next, the 18th instant, and will preach also in the evening of same day. All are invi- ted to be present.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Good nTr.e.

Paul Loske came in today from Willow creek basin and reports that the coal borers had succeeded in re leasing their drill, and on applying the sand pump had brought up coal. He says that when he left they had bored four inches into coal of an ex- cellent quality and had not pene- trated the strata to its full thick ness.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Territorial Items.

Col. Johnston and ]. 0. Dunbar. formerly of the Phenix Gazette. have opened real estate office in Phenix.
 The body of an unknown man was found m Gila river, near Thomas, Sunday. The head was crushed in and the flesh cut from the face to prevent Identification There is no clue to the perpetrator of the crime.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Application For
No. es8.

aN-rt t0tfs tANA@AItlI- r- = l
 Natich .s hereby eiFer ttaf sze.utrix of Nnf. i. Ni,hsg
 Bs.>t aiAce ati,ifess is l.eziErl , iiaWAiBs- her AttosnlJ nI Afizena. has this sisg flel hfrI palsat for fiftrtn hnnf=tSl lnl ting Bolt Mine or tCih Lad with slirface gruuIssi siS hpsi situated in Cherry | .rt<-k Nisi
 of Aavapsi and ferritory of | refesl hy the feid nQ.es cod alj this s.ftses s- Lot Nrmiar st. | ing as foiipsSs,. to sii.
 tissinhinE al tsse initigl ra| in the location nc1ire rsrSlng | v har,a is set a granite stone s-
 rounded with monnueEt tsf ss| marked S. ik. No. 2. Thence ~ seven hundrSi and 1Ilfy feet tncnf marking the westerly ea| wiiers is s.-t D gsafsiie stoee rOansls<i with monument ef \ <. B. Na. = whrnss iiVe oakl diameter. marked B. T. S. h l9 degrees 70 miaufe< vel \ tht,nsc south . eiczsesss east tI'l' location rlonRncnt where e oxi0x1t ineaeS. sGrruuns.sd Il stone: which said stone i< r= whence C. S. minoEal sltnss| suuth IS desrre<s east seven h6l feet; thence north >a CerT.ts T feet heiRz oRe aundrtG aid s. mcaEtainl up mountain ssl,e .s piua post fouf ifCf e- sn ,iiaar one boot in s,nound surrOun,sesf StOne- sad taess besng u.afSsti nai corner cQuid net ht i,-UrSis Sbia. thepcs lorth 5 deE.ee< feet hearing towards suBslnir| Co the locaslon mcanmssii Ula siann 6xsS.b .inehss sun eurd, af stone and nafSs<s ;S- $. N inches in tliaEnetef marked L south e1 Gecfsee. s0 minutes esss thence north degrees Nest - hundred fesS to a point VAerr four inches ,n diauieier scnr ils Aht'NAltAa -taItOtN ttA-t-AI AAt H l4I|u marked S- R. Ne. 6e tiic0ce sat hfteen hundred feet lleiax St5 ridge facinx southwest and l<zs a rocgh granite binif se ssei Ab. posnf where k set xreniie sIz surrounded with menamens of x. R. No. .. original hcatiea 5a feet, thence south ] degsees a fe<y to a uenDrnent of steue q and pface If teginniue.
 Magnetic variation "A asgrs= tsinins 30 and 6ii-iU1 acrs.
 The Location of this Nire is fsecur-tsr's office of Aaszp4s q Hook II $ of Mines rase 1ssz ia Bs,ok % of Mines at psse ga.
 Any snd sii pFrSons eiala q scrtion of ssisl Sitting ll1'l ground are rsQilirtd Co Sic ttesI with the Register 0f tho Una Office af Prescott in the IsrFste
 ing the sixty days pssfiss, of pl ar they will iie harrel hg gies.' 0f the Staf0ie. 2. t. 4As
 First publication Juno le. l.sl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
N0tce For Publication.

j. \. LAND OFFICE
 Prescott. June 2a. 1-9i.
 Notice Is hereby given that the followine- named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver ss Prescott. Arizona oa Satnrlay, August, &, 1891, viz; Benjamin F. Major Home stead Application No. 50 for the west "a Of north east is of sec 2, twp is. N. R. 2w.
 He names the following witnesses Co prove his continuous residence upon. snd cultivation of. said land. viE Wellington Ii. Harlan Hughey Hughes Joel W. Harrington. John Hutehins, all of Prescott, Ariz J.C MARTIN. kirst publication June 2i Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Attention Fire Delegates.

There will be a meeting of the Board of Fire Delegates of the Prescott Fire Department at the office of tho County Peccrfier on Friday evening July 3ith at S.80 sharp The election ri a successor t1 D. N Nartlu, as-.-taHt chief and inc matterot rl'ng reau 70 the Albuquerque Ea, wall some b.tlre .H. W..t t Ian -tI.rHarf.. q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Application For a'
q. \ LAND tlktH1 l Prescott. Arizoza 1rs

q. \. LAND tiksA
 Prescott. Arizosrl. lrsF
 Notice is herehy eiyen ilAi A.' F'xecutrix of Wai- f. Wifirs. ( pust oihee a,idrss is Lrxsiss;'n n John J. fsaxkisrs. hsr ttturssz 2 cott. Arizona. has this Gey nt' tor a patent for llfteen tit7tr the itla aisne or vsin karl11 fi'. sgrface EFousd six aenllre6 its stss in ( herry tveek Mining ba tr'zt- pai. and 'tctrsrngy K Arizoaa ss field notes assd oitcsa. pad "a Naaher se. sid Let No q s fO wit.
 Beginning rt the snitiel u'eHf tn tle i,scSiion netice and n.ss-1''. claim. where e eef d sitat - f.1undtst Wifh s;,Re nfcnan.-A- iS narke6 i. No. |: t',erre sts ,t seven hnastred fifty fsx. b.sin4 ~ ridge. cour~e east. and ts4l fsei 2 cogrse east to location i.ena. sOntheriy end center of clam ssr> ite stone lsixfixiS incncs. s'ifIp'- uient of rsarkssi !. Ne. = ti'et.r east fhr,sa hundred feet bflz% - of salch0oOrszs N. E-ssi e l,.,.'---- where x sat a lgrsnite sts'ne z rounded with moaoreat ~ ~ ston. ls marked l. 1s,- :, saen sazt fifteen hanlirei fs.t tn.-A e.f ga.ich course N. E.. ail.t AAi lt. course \. E.. snd llec fs<t to ii', [. er,y ..na fsne s,f tlss ft,se.ss. t't east siN feet frOm the st oinefss marked P. Ns,. { sad s> !, es.'sss fruaf stone risrkssi t. Ne ' s. ter cf tiss la.cil ceGcse \. h-l '- uieng r. heTe is set granite >arroaa.sfss1 wiih q nlQnI'i.eli. Y. being nssEktst i. Ne t: trente west tsue kundEgti leSt Ns'ss st.,as. toxfexic srctt.s sui rs'sts.''... ;.s. of stone for s..e rpriheIt F1e ss;d stone being markai !. - degrees wssst isSme esafss, .iSS feet te interseet vssit<-} ,nar visian \. ss dsgre>s e1'' t...-.Sl W. corner of clam Co a si's.s ,..'''1 Z. where iS s.si a syrArite rf~s7 - reursl..E with n.aEume,t ei asrkexi 2. Nc. C t.rif1iari r.' = fogna. g. k Min Aor- Ac. s., s5 nm. Nt,ss eizate~n h1nui si Y, songh e dezrees seSt aitssa ...... - s, IS55 fes.t G. top og rislse,. lali' rock in place oFer valch q stone: said rcck bcinx s'ils -. -.lI location corner north 2 ds,'s.., feet. thsnrr south x dt'<ss's - ,s i. | feet to monument and stei'e H'~' place of beginning. ..s c i
 Navnptic variasicns v -. qua aeress. isss [. z. = {. ..1 srrqS. us. area. fhe Ase sss'7 PotuuaAs- claim r-I5)
 The i.cati0n oS thss 1lEf ,.'..'f. .| R.eordar's office og lsSsf@l <. .s; II kask H x nf Mines pase> .i,.n in Book S8 af Nincs Fzke -. Any and .il psersonz eiaifil,,. z, ,,,.s ion of sas.. Ida hlne ar sof.,.s Y. s;.i I lnirsSi to file tlissr adverse , cs,' ..:s. < E sY of thr ynis,<i ctSi.s i<'si,l ,es s'.ts< 2 the Terriilsss af Arizols- s',.',i l. .s v ,eri,,t of publication iEs.t.il. 4 friiis<s txl bv ,irtae uf tiie pros iSi',..',, ., s,:> 2, ; First qualification June i't is.'s 2. :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
CONNFC,TJONS

 ALBUQUERQUE A. T. &S F. li. R. for ali point~ east and south.
 PRESCOTT JUNCTION -proscott X Arizona Central railway for Fort Whipple and Prescott BARS rlW California southern railway for Los Angeles, San Diego and other Southern Cali fornia points.
 MOLINE Southern Pacific for San Francisco Sacramento and Northern California points.
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars No chsns,e !. ma,ie hy se.apinE-car ps.Ssenrers between SAN FRANCISCO and KANSAS CITY, or SAN DIEGO and LOS ANGELES and CHICA GO.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Heretofore inaccessible to tourists can easily be reached by this line, viA Teach springs, and stage ride from thence of but twepty-thrse miles This CANYON is the CRANDksS'r and MOST woNDERF Ui ot NATURES WORKS.
 Stop Of at Flagstaff. And hunt decl. besr and wild turkey. in the magnificent pine forests of the San Francisco mountains; or visit the anciet ruins If the
 Cave and Cliff Dwellers. n. R. ROBINSON W. A. RESELL.
 Gen. MauaErsr, Gien. Pass Aa't' F. TERRY, General Agent, Albuquerque, \. M
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
Classified Notices.
DREssNAKIN6

MISS M. CARR has opened new dress-nlak ing VI and millinery store. une duoF north uf ths. postoiirr. She has uR hAnd full stock of tue very latest style- nf all kuds of millinery eossis and invites the ladies tu call and examine her g0osi-.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court. ol the Fourth Judicial District. of the TerEitory ot Ar.zuus. United Siates If Ameriss,
 Plaintiff
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-22
FINANCIAL.
ROOMS 10 LET.

nTIO bus~ gold dust. old iewelry. scrap gOll V and silver. OFFICE First door east of K \ AsTNlu's ,alnnn Hraea...liI.