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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-21
OREGON PACIFIC.
Ezlroad soId By a Sheriff for Benefit
Boudholders.

Railroad Sold By Sheriff for Benefit Of
Bondholders.
CORVALLIS Oregon Jan. 20.-The Ore
gOn Pacific Railroad was sold out at Sheriff's
sale to-day. The property was bought in
by Zaphin Job of this city for the sum Of
of $1,000 600. 1t is thought compromise
has been effected by the New York bond
holders and that Colonel T. II. Hogg will be
retained rs President Of the road, while
Blair and his friends will remain manager
and have a voice in the policy Of the road.
The road was bought for the benefit OF all
the bOndhOlders, who, 1t is understood, are
united upon policy Of reorganization. The
management Of the road for the future viii
probably be determined in a few days. It
IS thought the policy VIII be to issue bonds
TO raise sufficient funds 10 complete
the road 10 its eastern terminus in Idaho
and TO provide ocean steamers to accomm0-
date the Increased traffic that Will result.
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Mrs. Murphy CT smartsville.

MARYsvILLE, Jan. 20.-The funeral of
Mrs Rosanna Murphy, relict Of the late
Stephen Murphy, took place from st.
Roses Church in Smartsvile yesterday.
white woman who settled in that section of
the country. She was known to every one.
and many Of the old-time miners attended
fnnprAl
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INCENDIARY AT WORK.
Stockton Police Hunting for a Dangerous
Crank OF Fire-Bug.

Crank OF Fire-Bug.
STOCKTON. Jan. Ca dangerous fre-bug
is being hunted in this city. Last Saturday
evening a ball of phosphorus was found
burning in The basement of a large business
block, nut no damage was done The in
fiammaGle chemical had been thrown in there
Uy an lnceudiary. This afternoon FIRE was
discovered ia a st0re-raOm on Center street,
and the Fire Department answered the
alarm, but its services were not needed. 4
bail Of burning phosphorus was found on
fire in that place. The police believe dan
gerous crank is starting such tires, but he
has 10. been found.
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EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.

The Next National Convention to Be Held in
San Francisco
SACRAMENTO. Jan. ga special dis
patch TO the Becord-Union from the CAL
fornla delegation sent to Cincinnati to con-
sult with tie Executive Committee OF the
National Editorial Association announces
shat the committee to-day decided - hold
the next convention Of the association IN
san Francisco on May nth. Several cities
were after the convention, and The CalifuT-
MA men did we'll TO win. There viii be
luLE 500 ae.eSaLes ID lhe claveut!0n.
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ORGANIZATION of Poliriea, Climbs.

ASHLAND (OregOn), Jan. 20-A local
Democratic club was organized in Ashland
last evening. Two Republican clubs, one
with a membership of nearly $50, have also
been organized, and efforts are being made
TO institute two other ward Republican
clubs to be ready for the fight in the coming
State and national campaign
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RANGE s .

The New Household is the peoples
choice. The only range that will bear
all that can be said in praise of it.
Baking and roasting, economy Of fuel,
cleanliness, faultIess quality and work
manship. Fitted with the wonderful
self basting and ventilated oven, al
lowing all odors from The oven to pass
into the chimney.
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Caved On in a Well.

VENTURA, Jan. 20.-Francisco Cordero,
while cleaning well on Olive street, loOsed
= stone and the wall caved on him. Owing
to Overhanging rocks none dared 90 down.
A passage was dug on one side and Cor
dero was rescued after four hours. badly
bruised, but still alive
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THREE INDICTMENTS.

A Report and Adjournment Of the MERGED
County Grand Jury.
MERGED, Jan. 20.-The Grand Jury ad-
journed this afternoon. The report censures
Constables for making wholesale arrests of
Migrants; censures the police officers for
swearing to complaints on uncertain infOr-
nation. and recommends the building Of a
$4,000 County jail, and a wOman's build
ing at the County Hospital The jury
found three indictments, two against Fred
Rencke for forgery, in raising the amount Of
coyote scalp certificates, and one against G.
o. Buckley, charged with grand larceny In
81 linn rathaaf
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Phelps Reanests an Investigation.

VALLEJO. Jan. 10 Charles j. Phelps,
foreman ship-fitter at Mare Island. who has
been accused of ext0rting money from lis
subordinates, and who has been absent for
some days, to-day returned to the yard.
He has asked that the charges be inYesti-
gated.
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Arrest Of alleged Ineendiariss.

SANTA Rosa, Jan. 20-Two more fire
bugs, implicated in the confession Of Green
Ing. who was caught in the act few nights
ago OF burning a barn, have been arrested
This completes the list. six arrests having
previously been made.
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The alarm from Box 10 at 80 o'clock
yesterday morning was for a small fire on
the second floor of a twO-story frame build
ing at 1918 jackson street, occupied by Bur
riIl White. The damage amounted to 500.
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SAD CASE.
Accidental Death Of the Young Wife Of a
CaYucas Physician.

OdY 4uas 7 NJ stO4aus
CAYUCAs, Jan. 20.-The young wife Of
DR.. ). 81. Hit died suddenly here last
evening under very distressing crcum-
stances. The doctor had to visit a pa
tient in the country just before dusk and
invited his wife to accompany him, as she
had often done. Not feeling well, she de-
clined. Returning four hours later, the
doctor found her lying on a bed dead. A
bottle OF chlOTofOrm was under her nose
Evidence given before the C0roner's jury
Indicate that the deceased was probably
taking the drug as q SedatiYe and that it
oYerpOWered her before she had presence Of
mind to remove or close the bottle. Much
sympathy is felt in connection with the
case. Deceased was aged only a and was
q five months' bride.
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DR.. GRAHAM,
The Only Electric and Herb
Specialist on the Coast,

Is STILL TREATING WITH UNPARALLELED
success. NO CURE. NO PAY.
No money viii be taken from patients that are
not cured or benefited. The doctor treats with the
greatest success the following Diseases La Grippe,
nasal catarrh. throat diseases. bronchitis ana af-
fectOns or the lungs, consumption (nrst STACEY,
head neuralgia, SICK nervous headaches, dull feel
ing loss Of memory dizziness. eczema Of scalp and
tumors ear Inflammation, purUient discharge, deaf
from caGarrh. singing roaring noise, nervous
deafness. etc; morphine, opium, cocaine and
chi0ral habits ana drunk enneSS permanently cured
IN from seven 10 ten days; rheumatism, seiatica,
Iumbago gCut and all inhamed and stiff joints
quickly and permanently cured; kidney, liver,
Spleen deficient action. painful GiGCuIt. too fire.
queHt or bloody urine. unnatural DISCHARGES syph-
ilIs "a disease horrible IN its reSuitS) com
pletey Grad cateu without tie OF mercury sea
organs all private diseases CT both sexes. sper-
matorrhoea, seminal weakness. impOJency, loss OF
power, lack Of development. dizziness, failing mem
CRY. premature dec me in man, and all functional
arrangements that result from youthful fOlies o.
excuses in later years.
Charges moderate and within the reach of al
Consultation is always free. Is permanently 10
Gated at l4S sixth street, corner Of Howard, Room
ana 4. once hOuCs-9 4. n. to p NJ.
Thousands successfully treated by correspond
ence. send stamp TO insure prompt reply %.
cores pOndence strictly confidential.
TH a N
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Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at al
times. bat Is largely avoided by giving proper
nOurishment aud wholesome food The most sue
cessful and reliable OF all is the Gan Border
&" Eagle " Brand Condensed MIX. Your grocer ant
druggist keep It.
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Native Sons, Home Guards.

MERGED. Jan. 20.-The members Of Yo-
semitic Parlor, Native Sons OF MERGED. after
a banquet last night organized a company
of home guards
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MARTINEZ. Jan. 20.-The trial Of Charles
W. Hogan on a charge of grand larceny,
which commenced on Monday in the Supe-
Tior Court, terminated this afternoon, the
jury returning a verdict of guilty. Hogan
will be sentenced next Monday.
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through his Imprisonment awaiting trial he
has kept uD an extremely bold front and
TESTED of the matter, suppoSng that his
youth would be bis salvation. The Judge
gave him an extremely light sentence, how
ever, the limit being fifteen years.
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Stolen silver Bullion Recovered,

Tucson, Jan. 20.-A Star Globe special
says: One OF the two bars of silver bullion
taken by robbers on January 9Th from the
Globe and Florence stage, near Riverside.
was recovered and brought in to-day by
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-21

found by Deputy George Pemberton sunk
in slough on Salt River, in this county, in
front of Henry Bievins' house. BleVins
was arrested several days ago on suspicion
of being implicated in the robbery.
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Berkeley.

Experiments with new smokeless powder
have been made by Professor Siegelman
and a party OF army officers on the hills
above Berkeley,
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Los ANGELES, Jan. 20.-The Republic
league Of Los Angeles was organized to-
night with a strong membership and will be
known as League No. ! OF California. 1t is
auxiliary to the National Republican
League,
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Buried With Military Honors.

VALLEJO, Jan. 20.-Late Pay Clerk Sam
uel Spriggs was this afternoon buried at
Mare Island with military honors. A COM
pany of Odd Fellows accompanied the Off
GERS and marines, who fired salute over the
OraVP-
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OBITU AIRY



Mrs. Sarah L. Howe, who attained eOusidera-
be nololielv some time since as one OF he pro-
motors OF the Women's Bank OF Boston, died
Yesterday in that city az the age OF 90 years
She died absolutely pennileSS ana her acqualnt-
aGcps or the Grand Army of the Republic will
have TO pay the expenses OF her funeral.
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Consolidation Of Ventura COMPANIES.

VENTURA, Jan. 20.--The Ventura Gas
and Electric Light Company and Land and
Power Company have consolidated under
the name Of the latter company.
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The Aransas Pass Strika

YoAKUM CTex.), Jan. pa meeting Of
the Federation this evening adopted reso-
luton declaring the strike of the San An
tonic and Arkansas Pass employees still On.
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shInmant Of Vines


ONTARIO, Jan. 20-A carload Of rooted
Muscat vines were shipped from the Chino
nurseries to-day to Bisbee, AriZ
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Assignment Of Wooden Importers.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Howell & Presby,
importers Of woolens, assigned to-day.
They were rated as worth $780, 900 by Brad
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FIREMAN KILLED.
.al Accident &c g Passenger Tain on the
D

Fatal Accident &c g Passenger Tain on the
Union Pacific.
PORTLAND Oregon, Jan. 20.-The Union
Pacific passenger train, due here at 9 o'clock
this morning, was wrecked SIX miles east of
UmatIla this morning and fireman W. II.
Pound was killed. a tramp, whose name
is unknown, ana Joseph Warner, news
boy. were slightly injured. None of the
passengers were hunt The train was com
posed Of six Cars-charCS sleeper, dining,
two baggage and mail car The FIST three
cars were thrown from the track, but none
Of them turned over.
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LATEST SHIPPING I>TELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

WEDNES DAY, january 20.
Br ship Cape Of Good Hope, Mcleod lS9 dtys
from Greenock; zoos tons coal. to Spreekes Il
Bros.
Br ship Lancaster Castle. SGarboTo "a days from
Liverpool $500 tons roal, l46 tons scrap iron, 10
GIrVIn BALDWIN a. tyre
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TEARS IN COURT.

a Young Han Sentenced to the Nevada Peni-
Tertiary for Embezzlemert.
CARSON New, Jan. 2O.-Judge Rising to-
day sentenced Arthur d. Leonard 10 three
years IN the penitentiary for approprlatlng
5000 of Wells Fargo's money few months
ago. When sentence was passed he broke
completely down and 8ept Ike a child. All
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20

The corporate name of said incorporated pany."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
No. 2sA. Application for a Patent.
m. S LAND OFFICF

U. $. LAND OFFICE.
 Prescott Arizona. February 10 1cee- NOTICE is hereby given that W, A, Clark, by " Henry J Aliee. his attorney in fact, whose postotsice address is Jerome. Arizona, ha- this day hied his application for 2 p4sen, for eleven hundred ll0o( linear fnet of the Daisy mine or vein, bearing copper with surface ground five hunslses and ffty-hye l5s5) feet in width. situ- sssd in Verde mining district, county of ravspsi and Territory of Arizona, and designated by the field notes and official plas on file in this office as lot number ig. the description of said lot No. 70 being as fellows, to wit;
 Beginning at initial monument at end center of claim. where is set granite stone surrounded with &mound of ssopes and marked ]. M ID. No. |. U. s, Mineral Monument No bears 8 deg 2 mn W swo fees Ihence as deg S9 feet to mound of stones and marked D. No. 2. Thence N IT deg 30 min W HOO feet to where Is set nal psis stone 1 sqSrenndsd IT m with mound n of ssones @ feet to N end center where Is sci a granite stone surrounded with rnoHA1t af stones and marked D No 4 Same sansse SSs s fsst to whsFe J E set and marked D. No. 5. Thence $ 25 deg 30 min Y 100 feet to mon A. N. No. NV corner to Azure Northwestern NJ. c, Lot No. as, iloo feet to where stones and marked D. No. .. Same stone marks NV corner to oddity M. C Thence N s deg E Hermit N c. sss feet to Initial Mon I. NJ. D No. I, place of beginning Magnetic variation u deg IS min E containing JS 2S acres.
 {. The location and relocation uf this mine is ys- corded Tn the hccol<ef ofiire or fayapai county. in books 2t and Si of Mine. The adjoining clAimants are the United Verde Copper Company with the Hermit M, q. on the south and the Azure Norshwestsrp M C. on the west
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Daisy .nzine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Pres- colt, in the Territory of Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 !. c. MARTIN, Register. First publication February 10 1ssp.
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Phasarrnnhie Ghost.

There is one curious way by which houses have been made ''haunted" as much as houses were ever the resi- dencee of spirits. In a New York town some summers ago a woman saw in passing the house of her birth what she was convinced was the spirit face of her dead mother, killed by lightning a month before. Of course this house became haunted" in the minds of the superstitious-it had the unenviable reputation for many months. But a year afterward a more than usually brave citizen saw the face at the window as he was passing. It did not charge as he ap- preached.
 And the result of his investigation showed that the lightning flash which killed poor Mrs Rodman had photo graphically drawn her likeness on a pane of glass-a very faint impres sion. true. only noticeable when the sun was in a certain position, but then wonderfully bright, probably tbe 6sS. human photograph evel taken. The p,aonograph may be used to bequeath the el0auence of moderr orators to a future gerauon, Du the lightning flash in producing sa. .. perfect likeness of Mrs. Rodman Car probably never be improved upon Boston Journal.
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SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court, Prescott Pfecinct,
 Yayapai County; Arizona. Geo. schuerman, c. P. Hicks and c. H. Martindaie, Plaintiffs,
 Versus
 E. II. Witherell, Defendant. Action brought in Justice's Court of Prescott
 Precinct. in the County of Yayapai
 Territory of Arizona. Territory of Arizona sends greeting to k. IL. WithereIl.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct, in the county of Yavapai, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed in said Court, at Prescott, in said county. within five days (exclusaye of the day of servioe) after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this precinct, but if served out of the pre- cinot and within the county, then within ten days; and if served out of the county, then within fifteen days; in ali other eases twenty days.
 Said action Is brought to recover the sum of two hundred and ffsy-nine and x5-lo0 dollars.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer tho complaint AS above required. said plaintiff will take iuag- ment against you for the amount demanded ss aforesaid, and for ali relief in the prem ises and for costs of suit, Make legal service by publication in some newspaper published in said Yayapai county and due return hereof. Given under my hand this e6th day oi March A. ID. 1ssk2. HENRY T. ANDREWS, Justice of the Peace, Yavapai County, Ariz. a6w4w
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No. e6s. Application for a Patent.
VI TANn DFFiT'E-

v. S. LAND BfFftk,
 p-aacoit Arizona February f1. issS CrTTFI. is hereby given tlaaf V A. Clark, bg ~ Henry J Allea. kis stlarnef tn facl. Wilosa fostoftice nidrels is Jerome ArtzszIa tlas tisls tss hulsdred ai'4 fity-hge ltsa3 lineas ft a iis odatty winc oE Yrln. isz-irg cUptff N11 slF face gToGnd six hnnarati soe feet ln width. siiu- afea I'd Verde mining district. oeunty of kasafai and Territory af Arizona, 2nd deslgueled hg tiie aflss ns.il a. ,ssI.ai uiaf ~ "a tsis uiise & aJsnlT ls. isie eaecfips'ea oi s-iid 's isa- 70
 Easgssslits sf iHitiai monument sf NE corner oi rltil-I where is ssi @ granite stone egrfisHrl i ,sifl a fls,ifiiIl cf atogas srEi uaEzra n Q No |. fsarue corner is marKe1 U No ( taE M corner Monument No hearz a deg ss nia N 14 teet Tissnre s Js dee 2 itss feet Co where is -es a granite sfone sgrrogn'ied with mound % stals-- and marked O. No. 6anae siotse ls rsarlff HIif f0f s Vi euruer To hcrrast At- >. Lot No s5- Thence 5S deg V ctJ fe4s te end cen. ter to where ls 7si sF--Ai.e stone sarrgunuea ,ssfh a mound ls stones and marked O. No. 2. ,s-Ame eourse) oOsieet to where is set granite stone surrounded with mound of stones and marked Q. No. 4 Thence 5S deg W ts.I feet to where is marked O No. on Y end or granite boulder and mound of stones Is built on ssid boulder. Thence N l7 deg 20 min W 1891 s feet to where E sst granite stone sarrSundsd H wIn & stone is marked D. No. 6 for SW corner to Daisy NJ c Thence \ 8 deg | i02 feet to 1. M. o, No. l: place of teyinnins. Masnetie variation IL des IS min E. containing IF GO acres
 The location and relocation of this mine is recorded in the Recorders office of yayapai county, Arizona Territory in books = and S of mines The adjoining claimants are the United Verde Copper Company with the Hermit Nj c. on the East. and the Azure Southeastern M. C. on the vest
 Any and all persons claiming, adversely any por- ton of said Oidity mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Prescott in the County of Yavapai. Arizona Ter ritory during the sixty days period of publica- ton hereof, or they will he barred by virtne J.C. MARTIN. Register. First publication February 10. 1891.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
The Ancient Egyptian Cats.

The ancient Egyptian cat was the progeny of a species that IS wild in that country today, being known as the felis maniculata- This latter may be regarded as the ancestor of nearly all existing pussies of domesticated va rieties. Its descendants were brought from Egypt to Greece and Rome, whence they spread over Europe. When the Romans invaded Britain they found plenty of wild cats in the woods, but they owned no tame ones. The felis maniculata is of a yellow ish color, darker on the back and whitish on the belly, with obscure stripes on the body and tail ringed toward the end. Doubtless some do- mesticated cats arc derived from diff ferent origins. as is presumably the case with the Angora or Persian va riety, which is thought to be de- seconded from an Asiatic wild cat Interview in Washington Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-20
pa,nter. on tho Big pridgs.


 He was a stout, well fed man or one of the bridge cars, and as he no ticed the painters running lightly along the big cables, scarcely touch- ing the handrail, he shuddered.
 "They must have to pay those men well to get them to do that sort or work" {" he said to the conductor.
 ''They must, heyf" said the con ductor. "well, whether they mus. or not. they don't" And having go, rid of this array of negatives he went on. "Them men gets s2.so a day an no more"
 That seems small pay for such dangerous work, said the short ni'1ii'
 "Dangerous nothin, was the re sponse. ''I used to work at It sln didn't find any danger in 1t. inere ain't none if the bridge don't faii, al' that aint likely. I'm bit stiff now an not just in shape for that sort of work, but it's nothing to young man.
 Most of them men is sailor men, as I was, an they're very glad to ge' job. like paintin the bridge !, ain't half as bad work as hustiin ou' at all hours an in all sorts of weather an pullin and haulin an reefin ssni' that's all covered with ice, and thei bein cussed an mebbe knocked dowr with a belayin pin by the capn ol mate, an all for twelve or fourteei dollars a month.-New York Maj and Express.