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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
No. ees. Application for a Patent.
U. & LAND OFFICE

U. o- E
 Prescott, Arizona. February 10 iss2
 Notice is hereby given that ", A. Clark, by Henry Allen his attorney In fact. whose post office address is Jerome Arizona. has this day hundred ald seventy four tls7sj linear feet oI the Fraction mine or vein. bearing silver and copper & wsh s surfsse .s srSssnd three hnndred and mining. mining district county ef fsvapsi and ;he & s field notes and official plat on of said lot No. si being described ss follows. to BeginniHs at Initial Monument marking east esiy side line of claim. where is set . sandstone surroundesi with . mound of stones and marked M No h ' s. Mineral Monument No. l feet to where is set sand stone surrounded with "a deg 30 min w i6e feet to where is set a sand stone. surrounded with a mound of stones and marked F: No. 8: cedar 10 inches diameter brs 5 i4 deg w isss feet. Thence 90 deg E ssa s feet to sand stone in place marked F. No |. .ds fine oi S @ & 'ssi where ssssssss is sss and mssfs So Thence m d line gi s'ones paes along side line of Gift N. c. Lot No. ss) i060 feet to where Ia set granite stone surrounded Same stone Is marked 4. N. No for Nv corner 1. e Co Azure NV No. M. c. Lot No. s2 Thence N 52 deg go min E dine runs along end Of said Azure M. e ssi feet to whefs is get a granite stone surrounded Ysth mound of stones and merked E. No.9 Same stone Is marked a. H No Tor SW, corner to Smoke House M C. Thence sa deg w lline runs along west side of said Smoke House M. C. e6t feet to monument and stone |. M: Y. No. l. plk of beginning. 7.64 acres. The location of this mine Is recorded in the r,- eorsiers office of lavapai county, Arizona terri tory, in the Book 2, ef minse
 The adjoining claimants are on the east hy the S smoke Ho9se mine, on the seuth by the Azure N. ". No. l, lot No. A, on the west by the Gift Lot No. SS.
 Any And all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said Fraction mine or surface ground, Sre required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Prescott. In the county of lavapai, Arizona terri tory. during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 J. c. MARTIN, Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
INo. s5s.l Application for a Patent.
n. s. LAND OFFICE.

preseots Arizona February 2i. lS&l-
 Notice is hereby given that John inwlsf s ,., TOT hiInsslf and as attorney In fact for Fred Msroiy. hoss nostofIise adsirpss is Prescott, Arizona has this day filed his application Tor ps.sn. igs ,~ teen hundred linear feet of the Copper hink fane ls spossd six handre st in width. situated In Eureka mining district county oi . i, anu Territory Of Arizona, and designsted oy the heiu note. and cfiicial plat on ne m 'nl. s , 1 ',e Ns follows: Beginning af initial monument af oentsr oi claim where a cedar ten inches m uiame,ef s bnils mound of stones. cedar 10 inches in di- meter bears south 70 degrees eAst .s ine,s "a mineral monument No bears south ID oasfess s,.s aD minutes east ss0 feet to north end center of claim where Is set slate stone surronndsd yith mound of stones and marked t n; NO; z. cedar ten lnshss m snss a.as. soDsh "a dsxress' 70 minses es.st sD feet to where is set slate stone surrounded with mound of stones and msfseo V No Ihsnos south Is ~ =. sTsnits . stone sur rounded with mound of stones and msrkse V. K No q A cedar 1l inches in diameter cars deeresss' to minutes west 800 feet to south end center of claim where is set granite sfoIs sur roansled with mound of stones ana markea V. K No : , sssss s ss t m .asss where is marked C K Nh. d on northwest end of auartzits eroppinss. Al cedar six inches In diameter bears north so as rrte- west Il feet. Thence north ti degfees ~ minntes east 0 feet to where is sci slate stons sarroanded with a mound of stones and marked CKNo.7 Thence south ts degrees. sv minutes ea-t ssj feet to monument C. K. No. 2. place of beginning on oufboundaries of claim
 Masrnstic variation ii degrees, 0 minutes east containing % eS acres.
 The location aisd re-location of this mine is re- corded in the Recorders office of iavapai county, in books 10 and e of mines
 Auy and sil persons claiming adversely any portion of said Copper King mine or surince ground arc required Co hle their adverse eiains with the Res-ister of the United States land Sfce af Prescott, .n the territory of Aritona. during the sixfy days period of publication hereof. or they win be bafred by virtue of the proylssens sf the stsfIlte J. C. MAKTlN.
 Register.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
Employees of the Queens Household.
 The lord steward has the whole di


 The lord steward has the whole di rection of the royal household below the stairs. The treasurer of the household, the comptroller of the household, the master of the horse and the master of the buckhounds have duties which their titles mark out, and they carry wands of office. The master of horses is the only one who can use the sovereign's horses. carriages, pages or footmen. There are also attached to the royal person a captain of the yeoman of the guard, a private secretary, a keeper of the queens private purse, master of cer- emonies, lords in waiting, gentlemen ushers of the private chamber, equer- ries, pages of honor, etc.
 These last arc dressed in antique costume, and attend at receptions and on state occasions. The groom of the robes and the young pages carry her majesty's train on state oc- casions. There are also maids of honor, mistress of the robes, ladies in waiting, etc. The maids of honor have the title of honorable" and when they marry receive a present of f1, 900 from the queen.-Joel Ben tons London Letter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
A Medieval Survival.

It may interest some of your read CTS to know that the archaic method of reckoning by tallies is still in vogue in Pau. While there l saw a bundle of tally sticks tthere called taille9 suspended in bakers shop, and on inquiry found that most of the poorer country people thus reg istered their purchases until they were able to pay. The tally stick is cut down the center, the baker and purchaser each retaining a half, and when a loaf is sold the two halves are fitted together and notch made across them, the purchaser thus keeping an exact check upon the bakers score. Upon any pay ment being made a corresponding number of notches are shaved of.
 I also well remember in the fifties being very proud, as a small boy, of being allowed to keep the score at a local cricket match in Norfolk by cutting notches on a stick, every tenth one being deeper. The term ''notches," for runs is still often used by modern cricket correspond ents who may not have had simi- lar experience.-Cor London Athen. :alIm.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
Se- esq. Application for a Patent.
u.s. LAND OFFICE, PRxsooTT, ARIZONA
 February 18th, lss2

US LAND OFFICE fsssasrs rsssso1I Is.s haisss ise
 Notice Is hereby given ths' Hsctherry Aiaains cosnpaay hy C R rftrs iis attorney iu fact. ,ho1r pssiofaca addrsrs- s Big Bug. ATisoaa, lss thls ,ias Sled ita application for patent tgr itp coppar golt and slisgg, iiA suf aen ery,lla s.' f-t tn width sifusfd lu i'is aug ~ ning iiisfriff fsnurfs af fs4apai and Territory ut Aritoiiar and ,ir-izrhfti ts tLe fs notes and cfilCtal plat oH fln i'd fA o.ifca as ot Ma. 1i ftif etierui nlGn- tafles of sad l0f Np sl hei1z- 42seEAla-t as fnl- Uags, t2z
 Bos.iuaiug at initial moUumeai % center e }-it1 ,Et.rrr ia saf @ sorphvrs ruCk lsarke,i 4 m. W Nn l. L s Mfnrr1i tionufaelt No. t<raFs - Id liag 17 an g4 7cl5 faot fAcoce lz deg Tuin lg sa feet tl < cen ssr end Uf claim where is at @ f1rphyry rock fnarfaa h ho lhtRe tt ii,,s .lia N Eoo tset to where ls et 7ille -i9ils rnashni g Nc. 8. Thence iz deg 70 1iln t Asls fs.,i a, vial- is sff slate sft nlili ked b No Tt,fas S Tl der go min a1 f-ef Co N. cenief end ef eia-r v assre s at siatU sifue marked b. No +, asq feet to where is sot slate stone marked tA No e. Thence S q deE % mn W LOO e ig w..ess ]. sss ogarsE rock markgt E- so. :. Thence N Il fa, s i,lia N .., feet to s center end of claim. ,nonnment B. No. 9 place of beginning on out
 Mnsaetio variation is deg y min East contain ing 3l6 acres.
 The location of this mine Is recorded in the Re- corsier's office of lavapai county, in the Book ss of Mines. Ans and all persona claiming adversely any portion of said Boess mine or surface ground are required to file their sdyerse claims with the Rexisser of the U. B. Land Office Hf Prescott, in inc county of Yayspai. Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they wiii be barred by the yirtue to the provisions Of the tatufs. J. c. MARTIN, Register.
 First Publication February n, isg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
An Abstract Idea.

At card party at Charles Lambs, Haziitt and Lambs brother got into a discussion as to whether Holbein's coloring was as good as that of Van dyke. At length they became so ex- cited that they upset the table and seized each other by the throat. In the struggle Hazlitt got black eye; but when the combatants were part ed. Hazlitt turned to Talfourd- who was offering his aid, and said: You need not trouble yourself, sir. l do not mind a blow, sir. Nothing af- fleets me but an abstract ideal'- Table Talk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

PRkscorT, ARIZONA, FKB- 16, 1892. To F. A. TRrrIr, JAMES s. RUSSELL AND wx. CooPkR, TrER HKrIs or AssIoSs: Vou ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT u I have expended one hundred dollars (Sl0Cl in labor and improvements upon each of the following mining claims and miilsites, viz. Humboldt, San Diego and Morning Glory mining claims, situated in Copper Basin mining district, and Humboldt and Morning Glory mill sites, situated in Skull valley, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section Zi24, Revised Stat utes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year end ing December 3lst, 1891. And if within ninety days from the service pf this notice by publication you fail or refuse Co contrib ute your proportion of such expenditure as co-ovner, your interest in said claim will become che property of the subscriber un der said section xs24.
 The location notices of above claims are recorded as follows in the records of the county recorder: Humboldt mining claim, book 2s, page s7si Sap Diego mining claim, book 9s, paes 6es, Morning Glory mining claim, book B. page Si7, of Records of Mines. Humboldt mill site, book 2, page l0l, and Morning Glory mill site, book 2, page 19S, of Records of Mill Sites.
 A. !. HUBERT.
 First Publication, Feb. IS. 1892.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
STATIONS. Ess7vziG
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CONNECTIONS.

ALBUQUERQUE-A- T. d S F. R. R sdr q points cas, and eouth- PRESCOTT JUNCTiON-Preecot q Ari1u, Central railway for Fort Nhippie and PrsscofL RARSTOW-l ahfornia Southern rHlfN1y kx Los Angeles, San Diego anf other SoutheFn ca1r fornia points.
 MOJAVE--Southern Pseisc for San ff.ne1es Sacramento and Northern California pcinfA
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars No change is made by sieepine-ear pass1l1r between SAN FRANCISCO and KANSAS lIlI. or SAN DIEGO and LOS AVG FILES end CHlCk GO.
 The Grand Canyon of the c0leFada Heretofore inaccessible to tourists. can ensS be reached by this line. vis Peach Sprlnr. an<s stage ride from thence of but twcnty-thf1< ullk This CANYON is the GRS>DESf and .2Qtf WONDERf UL of NATURES WORKS
 Stop 0ff at Flagstaff! And hunt deer, bear and wild turkey. in c magnificent pine forests of the San fru1cleo mountains. or visit the anciet rnins q e
 Cave and Cliff Dweliers. H. s. vANSYLCk. w. A. RESELL
 Gen. Agent. Gen. Pase. Axk T. R. GABEL. General Superinfentenk
 ALBUQUERQUE N. M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
w4gN A MAN IS IN THs WAY.

A Country House Is n Bad Place to Nn"
 When There Are Lovers About.
 Have you ever been in a house where there is couple courtingf ' It is most toying. You think you will go and sit in the drawing room, and you march of there. As you open the door you hear noise as II somebody had suddenly recoll.cied something, and when you got m Emily is over by the window, full of interest iII the opposite side of the road, and your friend, John Edward, is at the other end of the room, with his whole soul held in thran by pho tographs of other peoples relatives.
 Oh" you say, pausing at the door, II didn't know anybody was here"
 ''Oh, didn't youl" says Emily, ooldly, in tone which implies that she does not believe you.
 You hang about for a bit, then you say: Its very dark. Why don't you light the gasR"
 John Edward says he hadn't noticed it, and Emily says that papa does not like the gas lighted in the afternoon.
 You tell them one or two items of news and give them your views and opinions on the Irish question, but this does not appear to interest them. All they remark is: "Oh" ''Is ita" Did hef" ''Yes," and "You don't say sol" and after ten minutes of such style of conversation you edge up to the door and slip out, and are surprised to find that the door i'm mediately closes behind you and shuts itself without your having touched it.
 Half an hour later you think you will try pipe in the conservatory. ~.sle only chair in the place is occu- pied by Emily, and John Edward, if the language of clothes can be relied upon, has evidently been sitting upon the floor. They do not speak, but they give you a look that says all that can be said in a civilized com munity, and you back out promptly and shut the door behind you.
 You are afraid to poke your nose into any room in the house now, so after walking up and down the stairs for awhile you go and sit in you, own bedroom. This becomes unin teresting, however, after time, and so you put on your hat and stroll out into the garden.
 You walk down the patti, ard as you pass the summer house you glance in, and there are those two young idiots, huddled up in one cor ner of it, and they see you and arc evidently under the idea that, for some wicked purpose of your own, you are following them about
 'Why don't they have special room for this sort of thing and make people keep to itf" you mutter, and you rush back to the hall and ge; your umbrella and go out.-Jerome K. Jerome in Three Men in a Boat
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
Notice For Publication.
,-... LAND orrIcx AT

Prescott, Arizona, March IS, lsaa.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that ssid proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Prescott, Arizona, on Saturday, May Fist, 1892, viE JAMES BROWN. Homestead Application No. lss for the NE n of Sec 8, Twp 1S NR5E He names the following witnesses to prove his sold lsnd, vi1a Charles H. AErrs. Geo. r. Wad, dell, Frank Andrews, Joseph Dougherty, all of ., c. MARTIN. Register.
 First puhlication Mach as, isas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
An Idea for Q Window.

A pretty way of lighting a dark hall is to cut window through into the next room. This may be made a very ornamental feature on both sides by being treated like an ordi nary window with a deep sill to hold various objects of bric-a-brac. The class in such a window should have small, leaded panes; and if preferred itmay be stained. This also makes a becoming receptacle for ferns ol other plants-and if placed on both sides has the effect of quite vista New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20

From a graphic description of the scenes attending the flood in the Tombigbee river. at Columbus, Mississippi. We quote the following Colonel Wm. Bardwin, a promi- nent attorney of this city, and Wm. Johnston were out early and contin- ued their work of rescue all day. In their eagerness to save victims they overloaded their boat. After going a short distance their boat caught in a swift current and over turned and three occupants were drowned. Baldwin and Johnston and four negroes succeeded in reach ing trees and were rescued at mid nlgnt, after being in their perilous position for six hours" The first named gentleman in the. item IS brother of Harris Baldwin and Mrs. '. W. Johnston, ol Uni place, while William JCh1stoa ArotLer of T.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
Exypt's Cotton Crop.

During the English protectorate over Egypt irrigation has been ex- tended in almost every direction, thus increasing the agricultural pro ductions to wonderful extent Egypt raised 400, ,0oo, 900 pounds of cotton, or nearly one-fourth of the entire quantity consumed in Great Britain, in IS91.-New York Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
Pretty Pink Paper.

The grand Easter edition of the Albany Telegram for the issue oi Saturday, April l6th, will be printed on pretty pink paper with beautiful blue ink. It will be a paper worth preserving as souvenir. There will be Easter poetry, stories, historical articles and beautiful illustrations. Think of it, sixteen large pages of reading for five cents. Ask your newsboy or newsletter for copy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
suanox.r Cake. for reod.

Sunaower cakes arc looked upon as the best food for cattle in Russia they are considered better, even, than hemp or rape seed cakes. Be sides cattle, fowl are fed with sun flower cakes; and horses fed on them are made strong, sleek and sprightly. The dried seed cups, if ground. are used in many districts as food for cattle, and particularly for sheep. with great success. Washington Cor. St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
NOTICE.

mon Council, of the City of Prescott, passed and made the 18th day of April. isss. Natice is here bY given that, after the expiration of ten days ssrtions in the DAILY JoURNAI-MINER, daily newspaper published in said City of Prescott. the Mayor and Common Council of said City of Prescott will, by order or resolution, proceed to improve Gurley street in said oity by grading and changing It's present grade between the points where if b crossed by Cortes street on the east and where it is crossed by the western side or vides they may.
 JOHN HOWARD. Mayor. E. W. FRENCH,
 City Auditor Pro Tem., and Ex-Othcio Clerk Of tse Common Council Pro. lem.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
N otlce of Forfeiture
PRESCOTT, YAvAPAI CouSrs,
 Territory of Arizons, z1S5,.

PRESCOTT, YAyAPAI CouSrs,
 Territory of Arizona,
 January 18th, 1892. TsQ the legal representatives of W. w. Il DAVIS, deceased, or any person or per sons interested in said estate:
 You are hereby notified that l have ex, pended four hundred dollars m labor and improyemdnts upon the Poverty and San Juan mining claims, situated in the Hassa- yampa mining district, County of fayapai, Terrftory of Arizona, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 5s9I Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the years A. D. 1890 and 1891. And if within ninety days from the service of this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expendi- ture, or proportion as co-owner, your inter- est in said claims will become the property of the subscriber under said Section 2sss4.
 MRS. R, K, ROBINSON.
 Administratrix of the estate of K.
 K. Robinson, deceased
 Dated Prescott. January g, 1892, sod
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
Notice of Forfeiture.
SKULL VALLEY, ARIZONA,

SkULL VALLEY, ARIZONA,
 January (, fs<H
 Mining Company, 'o' Yoa are herpta notified that have expended tNo hun4frc<l dollars in labor and improvements upon the Logan mining claim, situated in Copper Basin Mining District fAyapAi county. Arizona in order to hold said pfemises under the proyis- ions of Section 232a Revised Statutes of the United Statee, being the amount required to hold the same for the years Iseo and isoi. And if within ninety days from the service of this notice by publication you fail or refuse to cantTihute your proportion as co-pvnes, few pterest in said claim will hccoWe the property of the sub scribrr under said Section 2xst
 e9h JOHN H. EHI.E
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
Notice For Publication.
D. J. SULLIVAN. D. F MrgcnEII.

Prescott. Arisena, March ah. is&. Notice is herchg given that the following-nnmed settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and thai said eeiver st frescott, Arizona, on Sstursiny, April g. lsn, yiE Andrew D. Whitney Homestead Application No ss5 for the $ w A of section q twp l2NR2E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his on-nnous residence upon and cultivation, Of said land, via: James R. Lowry, Geo. E. Brown, cott, Aria. J. c. MARTIN, neaister First publication March Id, ls<Q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
Assessment Notice.

To ali whom 1t may concern: Notice is hereby given that tho assessrnenf work for isel upon the Leadvills mining claim, Walnut Grove Mining Distric fayapai County, Arizona, has been fully done, and that tho uhtiersfgnsd haze fully sohtributsd and paid their share of said assessment work, an affidavit of which is filed in the office of the Recorder ot said fsyspai Ccunty, Arizsns,
 D. J. SULLIVAN.
 ID F MrrCHELI.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
N otice of Forfeiture.
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
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pRESCorT, ARIZONA,
 March 10. isae
 To D. J. Sullivan, D. F. Mitchell, and any other ciaimants of the Leadviile mining claim, your heirs and assigns or legal representatives: You are hereby notified that l have expended one hundred dollars in labor and improvements upon the Leadyille sllnipg claim. situated in Arizona, in order to hold said premises under ske provisions vf Section 2s2t, Revised Statutes Of the United states, being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1871 And IF within ninety days from the service of this notice by publication you fail or refuge to contribute yoni proportion ns co-owners, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber amount is <5s co, papment of which together with the expense of publication of this notice, may Do msdo to either the npdefsisnet or to
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
K. H. BUKMlsIEk, SeeL ] ". C. BASHf0RD, ISeal. 2. 2. N. Y. AunPHS,' Athahfi 'fssi fsssil,
Tar T.snlrenY or Amzex.,

Before me, Chas, H. AAers, County Recorder, in and for said ceuHtyof lsyspAi and Territory of Arizcns, on this day personslly appearpd wm. Q. Bashford, R. II. Barmistes, F. NJ. Murphy and IT. ID. Aitken, known to me to be the persons wboes names are srhrcribei to the foregoing in- strument and each for himself acknowledged to me that he cxecuted the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office, this, the first day of April. 1892.
 IsEaLl CHARLES H. AYERS, County Recorder in and for fsyspai county aud
 AttxhHs TsfyitpTy,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20

To extingnish an oil fire, bran or any kind of mill feed thrown upon 1t will be found to be effective.-New York Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
MILITARY ADS.
DROPoSAIS FOR MILITARY SUP
 PLIES AT ROAD STATiONS.-

DROPoSAIS FOR MILITARY SUP PLIES AT ROAD STATIONS Headauarters Department of Arizona, Office of the Chief Quartermaster, Los Angeles, Cal, March 2i, 1892. Sealed proposals in duplicate will received at this office, until II o'clock A. n. on April sl, 1see, and then opened in the presence of attending bidders, for furnishing Fuel, Forage and Water at Road Stations in the Department of Arizona ls92. and ending June 90, lS93. Hank forms for proposals and instructions to bidders will he furnished on application to this office, or to any Post Quartermaster in the Depart ment. The government reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J. G. O. LEE, Major and Chief Quartermaster.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
nnutistrY.

Dr. J. NJ. Marshall, of Flagstaff, can be found at Or. McCandless' drug store. prepared to perform all operations in denUstry. Those de- s,rng first class work done will please cal. immediately satisfaction guar anteco iu every ea=a.
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