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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Mining Application No. 24S.
r. :. LAND oFficr.
 f. kE 10 s.a.ss

Pre- eGsL, Arix1ns, May tS. lSsl-
 No ler is hereby given ihAt ". II. Fer b. fon anu Iaha Duks. whoss postotiice sd- srcss Is Prescott. Yasspal eeani,. Ar Ba Territory, have msee apRiseas on sr a pal ent Ter thirfeen hundred <hd ave tlsiSl linear i1et on the Copusr Chlef lode. tcsa- jog gt.sd silver md copper situite in fef ce mlaing ds,tFiet. faFapat county, Arixoaa reTrit ~. and d~scTihed in the ofiicia pls aad aesd notes on iie in this oti,ee, As [. T. lows, viz.
 Keginri. d, ihs init al mon. meaiiores In th. i,eafscn nestc. Rnd mafkilg the sodihtFiv ant renter uf thc ciaim where is set a walnut post ! itcies ia aia. 1 c. long IL ft in tue gruRad sprr.1i Ii sat.e wsth moo. of ssoae. .sost marked t. s N. 1. us e@ar Hgs ~ ,tis ls. Tnrngr < ss at < 70 mn E ia6 feel The origls-.l location mon msrkina she SE corner ot lhe claim. bslnS a stone n.on bailt aTcu wAssat tree = ia dia which is blaE2d at marked t'. C. No | Thetes deg 10 snii, E variation II deg 5akSs itft To he center O, Silver SpfirE 6nieh e,surse e-st Sss fsei fatcTss et ing the souihsriy end gr cs ti'- Iron kiug claim south G i5 min 2s feet from staf.e m srked ~l kn No. S 3i3 seL iutrT- . ting the KouiheIis side ae oi the Eq.aa- tor claim south Ss urg OJ min " 7S4 feet (, otn sfsne m rkcd l. k-' No. S, iae5 fst [ 10 tte rieinal lscAtop mea marking Ne cortlrr al claim = herr ls sets juniper lost s;$ in. dia. { .ce l1BE, iH in ground ard surruUln dcd s=alc ~itk noR of stone, pes naTk~,l C. C. No. From which a janiaef tee 10 in. dism@ter ma ked B. T. C. C. No oesIs south 3l dFg g. mia V sS feet hense \ @ deg 10 q in N v riailon IA deg 50 niu 20 feel 10 the north and csater og the ciaius. where is sst yaaipsr post { in dta. fee ! ng.i4 ie. lB ground al q suTrpuu ed samc vi B on. cf stsfe. pos ! mark, C. C. .4. Thence s9 C . 70 snia W issme coursel yAriatson ii deg 70 nin 2 Q feet to q toint xkcre Is ss . ire post ss in. di&. stet long. ftet in fhc stone 10 t.u NV coruer of lam. pest mal k~d C. ts No. s. O ig nsi location cor. brsrs \ 70 deg O. min r lf fe ( Q. !. min mon. No bears 6J deg % min N al it ghenee 7deg i5 min W. vsrist ou lf dee $ min E sG5 feet interss ctiLg tbe sousherly 3 de linc os the Equator clRlas. v deg eO min T. .r9 feet from stone marked L Np. sSj feel Ia io the ceutcr O. Silver sprins Gulck, course ezei t%E9. 3 eet t9 the ], ca non corner marked C.C. \ :. 6 DO beaf4Lgs ~vail able Thence a deg lQ msn E, ysrii- lion "a deg 50 min k goo it ta poet uiatk C ,. Nh l ard 2Is oi beginning. conisiafn 2 l4ls acres of unsu yeyed lands. ThS ca uou oi his mspe is recorded in the reeD.t- CTS ouice ei YAyspai county. r.zona t-,r.- tcry. on pHg 41. an i9S of inning rec osds 70 bo h io cf mines.
 Any Tersops ho.ding adverse calm tHefeso arc required n prescott tbe ssme before this office within sixty days ffs m sh. nrst day of publication hereof. or The will te basied by virtue Of tbe provisions the statute. J. C. MARTIN. Register.
 First publication May "a. issli,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Alias snmmenaN No. c.

Charles Blackburn. Mary
 M. Bean Curtis (. Bean. { ,,:. -, .s ,- James W. Clay HuG,, Nt'As o"ih""ha ''"- t'' Richards, Harris Bald
 Win, sarah Jane Brown
 and Edward BurZess.
 Defendants
 Acticn brought in the niss-is.t Court of gs.s Fourth J0diciai district. os use Territory ef Arizona.
 Charles Blackburn. Mary M. hean Curtis s. Bean. James w. Clay, Hugo Richards, Harcis Baldwin. Sarah Jane Brown. and Edward Bur geSs.
 You are hereby summoned and re,,uircsl to ap- peCr in an action brought aSainsi you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court. of the Fourth judic li. in and for the amended cam plaint fiisl with the clerk oi bis court at Prescott. st and in sai, county W hin ten days. texclusive of she 6,sy of serNice Si.er service upon you of 1hiS sumaa1lS, it served in this county. bat if served out Of the county aud within the CisttIct, ehcn wftain twenty G.ySs it service of this summons is male upon you ny publication. then yen ase required to aapeEr snd answer said amended complaiRt within twenty days after the compl, tion of said publications in all other cases thiriy days.
 And yon are herebS npgi iied that if you fail so appeSr and answer the amended complaint e. above fesluired. the paintih will take ipd;,fpNnt by cofault asa}nSt you. and costs and disburtt- nlcnts n this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand arc the sesl ef said conrt this, the 18th day of IVly. \. n. isu.
 isFNI.l ], M Wkrrs, Clerk.
 Attorney General of the United States,
 TsONAs r. WILSON,
 United States Attorney. F. NJ SANFORD. CodnsCi fcr Plaintiff
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Application For q
fo- -S0 |. S LAND otR'

L. \. LAND tfFrS
 Prescott. Arixuzs. Ssor
 Notice is hereby xisea fEaf GxI Fxecutrix of Nm- n. Wi,h>ss, post office sdsiresz is Lsxi1<rsr John J. Hawkins. her Altofi.ry .1 eatt, Arizona. Las this ssay k:.3 for a patent for Fifteen HAn..,. the Itsa Mine or vein heaFiaG md srTface grotini six huDttre1 ss~l Il in herry Crtx,k Mixing District T. fai. and Territory of Ar;zonz. x..| nalsi notes and osEcial Ilst lz q Number e. said lct No. v b to wit,
 Beginning at the iail;ai monn1 in the location notice sad neEk11' claim, where is set A sssnr -. reantiasi with stone tneus1neGE s is marked l. Na. |; fhence .esz seven hundred hiry feet tf~irS s:,- <, ridge. course ezsl. and bE i.e. .s |. coslr-e east to lccalisn ;ncrnsn| sonsheriy end center at cis;n tls ite stone ioxlsxiS s,.fs,fs. <trre} meat oi ual ke<t |, Nc. 2, ttxnes ' east three hunstrtSi fes.l Icing iE of gulch course N- Fast ta .o<z; where is set a xraniis s@one hHs<x rounded with fnrf gnk nf a< s< stone i@ niSrkfl |. No. :. tifs<e east fsfte,u hangtrsi feet h<f1z < af gisleh coOrse N. k-. aud ilH icfI cslCFse N. L.. and itco fret C. l.s l eriy end line of thc tosen,af rlz' easl ilo fs,.t from shs sonfhsr,x zl marked P. No. [ asad k & uezna from stone fazrkcd T. No ; 4zi | ter of the gpieh coarSe N T. ta u,eut wherp fs Ses granite sssf< sslrroandesi with . fannuInrzf a being marked I. No. {. thenss E wt=s1 throe hurdrsl feet Uhere stone I0xt2xiS inciss sarfuundei of stone for the nssft).=.ls sat said stone deiHx marked l. No z | ,ss. es wet isanle soarst r sfes tssi to intcrs~rt se<sefiy sA- uiac claim \. - degrees exlst "a w. corner of claim tsi . ss-sss E<= where iS S,st n Sr.aiic stone exax rauftizzt with gnonEmeni cf sa< marked |. Nc. 6. UtFixlI,L ss=7~r founo. l.. S Mia. Men Ase hez - min. vert ei<hfeefs hun<lpo t south l2 degrees west fifteen bod Iss5 feet to top ef rids;r. cocr~ < rock in place ost.r eairh < h11 stone; said rS=ek being u,arnr [ location corner nnrth si sik<r<s feets thence south fs siexrsf< -<<. feet fo mouuuenl and ssofse szr1 piSee of ht,ginninG.
 ASssnrtic yartalse1S it dffrsc coataifiias st.tls asrss. tezs t.lt ,<r arrVs, net arra. tie a16 xcf< [ posnmac ciafS.
 The i0cSfica of this Nina < Bacorlter'~ ostire s,f fas,r.l tod heok II s of Mines YxSsS ft-@ ton in nocA 70 of Eines r.age Sz
 Any and all ter,s1as clzsinin< <a5 ton of saigs lda Aine or szsrl@se q QuireSi io nle fasir astsefss ciziEs ter cf the United .>tzte> lznc t-5 in thS Territory oi &rirts.. azrz pericd of pohlicRtiea hsltz(. =r rt<i hy virtue ef thc pEosls:s.1: &
 j. C. NAkI4 lFirst publication JaEe Q. ;S;.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Religion. Service. ro.morrn,r.


 Rev. C. A. Rice and Rev. C. F.. Spray will hold services at II q. m. and $ p. m. in their respective churches the Baptist and Metho- dist.
 At the Episcopal church, Bishop Kendrick, assisted by Rev. F.. W. Meaney. will officiate. observing the Holy Eucharist at II a. m.. and hold regular services at s D. m.
 Sunday school will be held as fol- lows: At l2 o'clock in the Congre- gational, Baptist and Methodist, and at 10 o'clock in the Episcopal church.
 The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor will hold its meeting in the Baptist church at 7:l5 p. m. This society has for its special object the encouraging of Christian life among young people, and cordially invites all especially young men and women--to attend its meetings.
 Owing to the absence of Rev. A. Evison, pastor of the Congrega- tional church, there will be no ser vices there, though Sunday school will be held as usual.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Frank Lesiie's Popular Monthly for
 August

h"Pes"F Nehshts tof
 August
 Great interest is now taken in any thing pertaining to Alaska, and those who cannot go and see what that part of our country is like for them selves will be glad to read of the ex- periences of two persons who have been there, as set forth in "A Trip to Alaska" by Dr. A. Victoria Scott and Emily ]. Bryant, in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for August. The article is profusely illustrated. Other highly interesting illustrated articles m this number of the Popular Monthly are: Down the St. Law renee on Raft" by J. ]. Bell; Me diaval Epidemics," by Joel Benton; ''The Older Boston" telling of an ancient English town from which came the founders of our Hub" "A Malagassy Man." by Lieut.. Shufeldt, U. s. N; ""Women as Inventors" by Frances Stevens; "A Black Giant au interestingly told story of how steam engines are run; and Nelly Hart Woodwork contributes an other of her charming bird articles. There are six short stories, besides an exciting installment of the serial, "John Maggs, Barbarian" and sev- eral pretty poems.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Funeral Nrtirr.

The funeral of the late George F. Opdyke will take place from the residence of Hon. John C. Camp bell. tomorrow, Friday. July 2ith, 1891, at o'clock D. III. All Masons will please assemble at Masonic hall at 3:.50 o'clock.
 Friends and acquaintances of the late George Opdyke are earnestly in vited to attend. By order of the W. NJ. k. N. FREDERIcKs,
 Secondary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
=---- FATAL ACCIDENT,
George r. opdyke Thrown From
 Wagon and Instantly Killed.

An accident occurred just before noon to-day which resulted in the instantaneous death of George r. Dpsiyke, an old Arizonan. MT. Op' dyke had just loaded large water ing trough in wagon at Clark ~ AdAms's saw mill. to be taken to Campbell lS Bakers ranch in Chino valley, and was driving into the ium- her yard of the former firm to put on some lumber. While coming down a steep place in the yard the trough slipped forward striking the horses and frightening them so as to cause them to run away. While going at a rapid speed through the yard the wagon struck pile of lumber throw ing Mir. Opdyke from the seat. He landed on his head and left side against q pile of lumber and death c nsued at once. An examination afterwards revealed the fact that his neck was dislocated and several ribs on his left side immediately over his heart were broken. When taken up from the ground he was still breath ing but only for few seconds. His remains were taken to D. W. Pritch- eft's undertaking rooms on the south side of the plaza, from where his funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at | o'clock.
 Deceased was sixty-three years of age and was native of New Jer- sey but his parents moved to Ohio when he was quite young and where he was raised. He went to Califor- mia early in 1850 and came to Arizona ia the latter part of the sixties and has resided here ever since. His uncle was al one time mayor of New York city. Mir. Opdyke was a quiet and peaceahle man and good citizen and was without an enemy in the world. For the past several years he has made his home with the family of Hon. J. G. Campbell and was just leaving for the latters ranch when the accident occurred which cost him his life. His funeral will take place under the auspices of the Masonic lodge, of which he has been a member for wears.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Application For I
Nts [t IL '. N LAND ofEh [

T. < LAND uffh
 frcScctt, Arizofla, 5'.Ef
 Notice is hereby given tisat t>-z exeeutrix af William q. Ndffr< post office aitsrsss l. lssx1<t,1- Jehn J. Hawkins. her At.urfstt iz day filed her application fcsx z1'1 Nundrtsi linear feet of the 0o<i vei0 besring psccioCs rnc4Ass rtt six hnndrcd feet in width. >'<z4 Greek Mining District. ts,snil ( territory ol Arizona ars, sirs;<zzlr notes and official plss oa kie n ;-- Number a. said Lot NA n ,<s'1 to-wifs
 isEinniag at the initial nen-. in the location Eeticc As ' n..r2-- the claim whene iS set eran.tc s< ehess which sail stone is u-xU thence sogth ss s,sxrs<s wes. s~ fifty feet theinc 6 f,el so eesi, location monument for ssss'frst claim, where is sst | srap,ff ss.> chess. surruon,stt. with 1soini,l'ra stone being usArks<l G. k- Se. i deGrct~ easg thrte hundFsi lref 70 z uaef4 N tiere i< -et . granite stek< s- surrounded with nionurenl q >e being marked C. R. No. . trs-c< feet dia- marked R S q. No. z< east 10 fset, thence noFfh = ~! hundred feet fheis;g ssl fe't Q < course east. ani 15>S tri Q coarse east to point wi<s-e .. s-' .-I ixioxel inchsSs. sarresn.tsl si,1 stons.s which said stone is le<r> Original iccszion corner fgs. H e fs.st. thence north Ss tsc<ft-- dred fee; ur hill virt. ans. 1 'r-r monument huist over graaize s''-< .>eI is Eaarked G. R. No |: tiless5 s's ws.SI tsxnse coGrSel thrse Au1arrs feet to Samcit of fs>ls7'. esser<, feel 0 the iEfsfSAci esisf-tis <1e' - .. claim. S. "a degrees vest n1-e from the S- T. coruer Ssase n,' ns. ,<s point Whsry, fs set xfaails -'s. surrounded with usunruenf es. { being marked C.. ls- Nc. ]. efl>;:'1-- '-' ncT hrs. N. >s degrees esSs stone marked K <. t. t. re- ; <5|| minutes west st fects ttiesise ~.s.s ]. < ! fifteen hundred feet lbsiaf i-t lc v risisp,. cuarse \. F.. and leso ~ >1 soufherly end line ef ihF r- gfers wet sal feet from tAe V Y aa~Ssd G. h. Nc. e, e =. jl which i< InAta xf ts. h. Nc. . s.- ,S corner hrS. <. 6s dx1sSss e.1ss = II sn fsx,t high markisi u > ?, li els,grsss-. al minutes wee 5s>'e' <.l <. Mineral haauassnl No ! v < J minute W.-.t ia3 feet, tisrss'7 ''.. ,ast ts,rec apa1r.t fsct ta s,'. 2! tuarsScd d. 6. Nc. assu f''' lA1diilaTy. ,....| --1I| I'eszs area of claim ea.se A =, =. [| Isold King Mfninr elai''s ~ tsol6 Ring clam. c<f Mar0etic vars=tien " ''-< SiAfl6 acre- - The location of this Ni:se is n otiice of iavspsi e z. =. ' Seek N 70 og Mines, pessS < .iaa ag this mine k rrc..sas~ Book s,s 0f Nine~ at paes ssN .~r< Any and ell rrrsugss clsi'ni.,s =, cr. i. .iaa of Goll Hing diEe ar sa, .''. s1> >}| lnirssi ,o iie their adverse ei<'.'. ''-'< {. .,y s.f the United Stais~ Lsra V, .>'' n the Territory of trlsoaa ". Ii. .S.z <A period ul publication hs.sd. v ,.r {I ,si hs virtae af the prs,vssi's,,s'ss sss S'f, SS'f,<f
 ,s1 N<t1.(
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
MilI,Ia Meeting.

Members of Company A, N. G. A. are requested to meet at J. NJ. Ait ken's cigar store this evening at s o'clock, for the purpose of discussing the possibility of attending the fu- neral of the late John. H. Marion. All members are requested to be present. D. A. BURKE, Com'd'g.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Application Feral
No sta.
U A LANn s.ss.e,

treseost. Ai.trana. I.s. l
 Notice ss hcret,g sixea fhss N.
 kAssi0iftx e- Nm. [. WifRz<s Pssrt afiic, asidft~Sis is lexin,sa. '-' =, J. Hawkins. her Aflafs.s- = s'l Arizona. hs< thie eias f.ss.i - .z'@ paisat for tiite<n hi.n.i-..s f. ss>< uRg tei.l Alne or ven tsa~'ss with surface ground siz hsr,I..s. 1 siigatsSi tt tisefrs 'reek A.a.ss .' of lasepai and 1sfsffoxs sT
 hated D, the lisld nasez e,..; ...e '. this aisice ss Lnt Nulss.-.r x. - E ing ae follows. te wit,
 ficgtnnlng af the ifzsli15 .,.....s ln the lscatloa Datice ll,zrksrs s.s.. where q. ss.i granite stone .i.~- rtsonte.i with u1onulnenf Of -. markell S. A No. |. Iiene. -, -1 rescn hundred ard kfty fsss ... 2 Fl nlent marking the wesserir .<}
 where is se.t a EFanila S<s.;,s <<<s..I Fs'slnliset wlth monument of - S- R. No 2s whenee live oxk eiia,licter. narktd E. [. k M ie dessrecs a9 minutes xe~l s-.- thcuce south , 5liegrees ee-f ff,s- tocniloa u4o1nnent uher. ls - exiuxz4 tnchcs. serronHl1z. ~Sz stone. which sad st.,fle is u..-,-|j wiAence \. mineral 1nonnr- south l8 sss,sfses east seven hrs.i..1 feet; thente aorfh ss s.ssr.<~ -.--. .} ftst itseinT one hundred es,.l ,;;.s.'7 i mountain up fslofnsain -;.... C, .'..l pine post ftaf ind tes in .ssr1...s, one loot tn grpllnd slrrarr.., ,<.l --s>'l stone, saitt pos ns---..-.=-ss marked S. n nal corner coGid not As ias.s.5 s- atAies thence north dez-ns- x-.- ftet nn4rlc4 towards Snu,u.s .f .{ to the locafleH monnFn.sat etsy, stone 0xoxi6 izche< sursours,..S U of stone nnd marked < A. liicises in diameter aeerxs-l K. I'd south -i oesretS. 2a minutes sast 3 thence north : t.ssfees ue~s lzus,.| hCndrr q ieet tp a point Nks.s - four inches ln tsIausszssr fa1r f-~< 5j gsusInd, stErfopnsis.i Wsfh naorsa,.@ mar kssl S- h- Nc aS theI,cs >ca,k .{ fifteen hundred is0l iseins -+.s ;,.,I tlttAE *AAsAaN rtttlf tlAtcI -tllt I.l. " N rough xgaiiie hlnf; Nl Tee. kicf 3 a fOins where ik ses granite <i.s1 surrounded with ne rslsff s'ee .-..l S f. No. :; orissnzl location. c..,.'l feet thcncs, soufh 5 tserresS s>.=- : feet to a Eauann,cnf of -lot.s r,>I and place af isxinnins-
 NskRrfic ya-s4fiun 1t t.sxrr<< seI taining a and ef-fssl .rrr..
 Inc Location of tii@ Alnf is .l hecor1ers cfiicr af faszhai f..s. Book H < If aliihcs page aas s..l 2, in Book 90 of Mines <; f.ase "a |
 Any and all pSr~ans eisisss. portion uf said Sitting HalI 1.I ground are rtQuirsxi to fle thsr , with ih. Register If the IS.r-<I Office as Prescott ln the ksrfisas- ' ing the sixty dass regsosl uf la, ' os they will he hsrred hy sift1r sf of t.,e Statute q. &AHfI
 lfirst publication Jnha lo. i.i.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
PROTEST.

In the District Court, of the Fourth Judicial District, of the Ter ritory of Arizona, sitting and exer- cising the same jurisdiction under the statutes and constitution oi the United States as the United and Cir cult and District Courts. To THE HoNoRABE EpauNp W. WELLS, JupGE or SAID CovRT:
 The undersigned, members of the late grand jury, empaneled and sworn in at this. at the June term, 1891, oi said court, most respectfully, but earnestly, enter this, their protest. against the methods pursued m bringing about their discharge by the court on this, the 25th day of July, 1891, and ask that the same be filed as a record of this court. 1. We were informed by the pros ecuting officer of the government to- day that there was still much un- finished business to be brought be- fore us. aud
 ?. That the court desired a par tial report from us of our business to this date. Such report, as we sup posed. was, by our foreman and the l.. <. attorney, formulated and signed by the foreman.
 We were conducted into court, said report presented. and the |. $. at torney then said he had no furt her business for us, and on his motion we were discharged, thus preventing us from making full and final re port of our proceedings.
 We express it as our belief, based upon information which we regard as reliable. that, at an early date during this term of court. the |. S attorney will ask for another grand jury which will be composed in part of members of this grand jury sc discharged,
 Most respectfully submitted,
 J. W. WILSON,
 BEN nEIcHER, J. C. FREpgRIoks, l.. j. LASsELt.
 ED. l. GALE,
 ALIEN. iAnoFr, ABE THOMPSON. Wv. F.. CooN,
 c. SCHUERaAN,
 K. X. CAMERON,
 SAMUEL Hut,
 D. T. PORTER,
 G. X. WooDS,
 C. D. KENDALL.
 C. =. LITTLE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
A,trntinn. rnnrh.,

Members of the Toughs hose com pany are requested to assemble at their headquarters tomorrow, Tues day, July 18th, at 9 o'clock a. m., in full uniform, for the purpose of at tending the funeral of the late I. H. Marion. By order of the foreman.
 Wv. VIGUs, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Notice for Publication.
I. S. I.ANn OFrfrr

--- !
 Notice k hereby given thas tha folinwiuS- nSfnfsl settler has hlcd notice trf his inteution to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will to made hcfcro the Evist"r and Receiver st Prescott, ArizonS. oh Safurtlsty August <, 1891. yis; Benjamin E. Msicr. Home stead Anriication No 5t0 for the west .s ut north east l of sec 2, twp i8. N. R. ".
 He flaTnes the following witnesses sO prove his continOn,. residence upon and culfivafiOn of. said land. yigs Wellington II. Harlan, uusshcy Hughes. Joel W. Harrington, John untchins. all ot Prescott. Aria -si l.. MARTIN. Girst publication Juac st. = ...=:. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Marriages

HUSrER HAMILTON In Prescott, July 2lst, 1891, hy Judge F. W. French, Mir. Willis Hunter and Miss Francis IL. Hamilton, both of this city. HAWKINS LEROY Prescott. July 22d. 1891. by Judge F. W French, Mir Timothy Hawkins and Miss Mamie Leroy.
 MosouEIDA- ALcANTA - In Prescott, July 22d, 1891, Mir. Calletano Mos queida and Miss Angelits Alcanta, both of Jerome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
r. N A.

Called meeting of Aztlan Lodge No. tomorrow, Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock, to attend the funeral of our late Brother John H. Marion. All Masons are fraternally requested to attend. By order of the W. NJ.
 k. N. FREDEgicKs, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Out West.

Do you know Mir. Jonesl"
 Il do. MT. Jones, sir. IS one of our most prominent and respected citizens; in fact, he belongs to one of the oldest families in town"
 How old is this town."
 Two weeks yesterday" ."-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Attention. riremenr

You arc requested to meet at your respective headquarters, in full dress uniform, tomorrow morning at 9:30 sharp. to take part in the funeral of the late John H. Marion. By order of W. C. BasHroRp,
 Chief F. F. ID.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
4 MI.lessiInS aarh.

Bagley tat the seashore). "Is your wife going to the ball tonight"
 Bailey. "Well, she's dressed for something, but I'm blessed if know whether she is going to the ball or down to the beach for moonlight dip,"-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
at,~n,Ion o KS

Members of the O. K. hose com pany are requested to assemble at their headquarters tomorrow, Tues day, July 18th, at 9 o'clock, in full uniform, for the purpose of attend ing the funeral of the late J. II. Marion. By order of the foreman.
 .lNo. BOURNE, Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
Pioneers, Attention.

The pioneers of Arizona are re- quested to meet tomorrow, Tuesday morning. at 9:30 o'clock on the street in front of Goldwater's store, for the purpose of attending in a body the funeral of the late J. H. Marion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-29
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whippie Weather Report.

The following is the meteorologi- cal report for the week ending July D, 1891, as furnished by the medical department at Whipple.