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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

the ilamea to the residence oi Worth
keene, and from there 10 n houee and
stable, the property ~ W. A, Maxwell
aud theme" H. the teslhence ~ q. W
smith, carrying complete destruction ~
tie path. The rltiy.ns worked herulcAlly
aud II Sas thought that the tire was un
der cun,rol al the smith reeideuo., when
the hay stacks ~ the rear u the Cree
cent Coal company's store were observed
IA llnmcs. This caused reduubled e1er.
ton, aud when the hay was consumed
the tire was conquered, The lorses are
csilmntrd at about tl2,ur, upon Which
there ls All Insurance. ~ about G,ODO.
thr rruitratintI
4 rpurtet ~ the New MeSIran visited
IT," p"ul,entIaty yesterday, and rays i
IA "a vel managed Institution. Many
improvements are ptugreselug within
the precincts, aud the labor ~ the con
vlcts Ia being utlIl"d upon them. The
"hli luc,uslug the grounds N progress
NIX "a good SHAPE. Supt Brrgmsub
hHs two squads Ut men ut work making
luck Shu-" combined task Ia 500
~ day lie ~ Hso plBCiuI n smooth G.
m"ut coping on top u the wall
Last week there we're lj3 couvlcte N
TIE pruItrntafy, the mu.t At any on.
tune 10 day there ARE rs convict
inmates AMI one little fellow. u recent
arrival IN the shape ~ baby born to
Uur ~ the inmates, n colured woman
from lars Vegas named Harris. The
Gel house, the grounds, the bath room,
ino Workshop and eyrrythIpg around
tie place is aOeoIutriy clean The cells
Hrc p"r''s'tly ventilated. and, v,,h pres
eut recommendations, 22G cuuvIrts could
be colhued comfortably, bu, twenty srN
more could De- safely housed.
The u-s building vii be compl-ted b.,
July 1t contains u connexions bath
room, u large Workshop, n store room aud
rsltr Tor the United States ptlsuu-ra.
Cot. brrsman has Completed Rrl ~
m"ut- WITH United States Marshal Hal
'ur the Keeping ~ United States PRISON.
rr- rom all over the territory. It can
10" done cheaper at Santa Fe thhu A.
IT," various county Iuls After july |
these ptt-uuers viii be housed III th"
p"ultrulHry
IT," uuu,lcts have quit" Hn extensive
library, from when books circulate ~
TIE prison freely They have relrc
ton from thr Blulr t. the war records
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

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tthR.ILr kIpatp, wI'o - nn luunu
'ua m.u~r Before tnr coroner Jury,
Isaac Bailey, hu ry" ~Itu"--, testified
that rleht 'Hrs ~ rual had Onru let dpNu
'ruu the runl suu'" nui m the uns-urr
4 t. \ DNr,.i, the nrDsh boss, VITO wHs
,e-rztlnS abraham Meyers t. let down
rtn"r rnrs from the shut", tue d~crnsrd
had rhmbrd upon the platform Il the
fourth ear Tor the purp rs" ~ g"t'lue
+pm" GOA, when the next, or H"suLd,
section struck the hrst, the CJDrussIpu
throwing Mts. kuhn,n ~ the car che
vas standing on. and che fell with both
u her i,s-t 'r-Il" the track, winch Wrr"
instantly cut 81! In attempting 10 Tree
nrrsrlf her head and booty ger" caught
y the Hh"''Dr AID trrrlbly mangIrd
The verdict ~ a." !uty waslu accord
Iuce With the HDuv" facts, \up blum"
bo,ug attached Ia Any person rct"d
With "a. mlu'r,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-01

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
Great Climax.

I've seen a good many funny snaps in the way of plays and play actors in my time, said the advance agent, but one l struck out in Milwaukee the other day was by far the best of anything have been up against. l. was in one of the museums there. The museum has a stock company in its theater, and it's great speciality k border drama Every week they give a new drama of the wild and wooly west.
 This play that saw was a blood curdler of that character. and at the time I arrived at the theater the stage was pitch dark. and two men were fighting duel ] could hear the knives clash together and hear the men stumble around the stage. but I could but faintly distinguish the forms of the actors. After awhile there was thump on the floor and the villain Il knew 1t was the villain by his accentl hissed: 'Ah, hal Ru- dolph Tegherington, have you now and no one nigh to see me do the deed IT
 Then the drummer hit the bass drum a belt. and the calcium man turned on the light, and away up on top of a rocky pass a woman (the heroinel was seen standing. Cow. ardr she shouted, me and heaven is herev Buffalo Express.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
Etiquette efaPraetle. Sort.

X housewife of tho east end con ,luded that the only solution of the servant girl problem was to teach a green girl herself. She had had ex. perience with girls who thought they knew something, with no success Accordingly she engaged a girl from the country, who professed to know nothing. and commenced training her. One of the new servants duties was to attend the door. and the lady of the house tried in many ways to impress upon her mind the necessity of taking a tray or salver with her when she answered the bell to re- ceive cards, letters, etc. During the afternoon the bell rang. and shortly afterward the servant appeared al her mistress door saying, If you please, ma'am, the vegetable man Is at the door and wants to know if you want any good potatoes" The lady looked up from her sewing and then fell into a fit of laughter. The serv. ant was standing as she had been taught, holding the silver tray with three large potatoes on it in the most proper manner The servants sens of the fitness of things was evidently undeveloped. -Pittsburg Dispatch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
Mining intelligence.
Mining TnteIlIrence.


 A deed has been filed for record from r. l.. Wright to John :. Jones for the Alta Spring.
 C. E. Champie has filed his affi- davit of assessment on the Bennett and Lizzie Lee mining claims.
 Lum Gray and E. H. Hitler, of Phenix, are reported to have recent ly bonded 6 mine near Ehrenburg for Sl50,00O.
 The sale of the Gladiator mine is announced the price being S50,0O0. The purchasers it is said will put up a ten stamp mill to work the ore.
 James Burke has sold one third of the Arroyo mining claim to C. O. Alien for $500 and the latter has sold one fourth of the same claim to John s. Jones.
 Dan Hatz has recently made a run of ore, through his mill, from the Jennings group of mines. The ore was second class and run about $500 per ton, in gold Mir Hatz is preparing to make a run of first class ore which he thinks will go from Sl5 to S20 per ton.
 A survey of the county line be- tween Pinal and Marieopa coun- ties has demonstrated that the Superstition mountain gold proper
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
SEEING sY ELECTRICITY.
A Scientific Achievement That May Come
 to Pass In the gature.


 to Pass In tae s'ature.
 We can write by electricity. can send pictures and designs by the same agency and talk to our friends at a distance ny means of the electric wire. When lhe British association visited Newcastle. Professor Perry told his auditors that sseing by cleo tricity was a possil.i' V of the fu- ture. and he had shortly before drawn a picture oi cientific achieve ments which would enable friends divided by iatg.e eos tinents and oceans not on to talk with each other, but to look ulon their fen lures. Even before that Professor Bell is known to have been at work in his laboratory eudeavoring to solve the prohlen. and though le years have eiaI sed since the possi. bility of applying the well known principles of light In the same way as the principles of sound have been applied in tls telepdone was first suggested the professor k still as hopeful sf success as ever.
 There k no theoretical reason why light may not be conducted in the same way as sound. but Professor Bell tells Us that 1t will be very much moro difficult to construct an apparatus for the purpose. owing to the immensely greater rapidity with which the vibrations of light take place when compared with the vibra. tions of sound. The difficulty, how ever Is merely one of finding dia- phragm sufficiently sensitive to re ceive these vibrations and produce the corresponding electrical vibra- tions. and 1t is encouraging to have it on the authority of such man as Professor Bell that at least dozen men, eminent In science in various parts of the world, are at present en- gagged in endeavoring to find the so- luton of this problem. Professor Bell himself. who has never ceased to grapple with the difficulty, can didly admits that up to the present his labors have been m vain, but he Is full of bopefulness as to the sue cessful issue of his own research as we'll as that of the other scientists who have taken the matter up Newcastle tEngland) Chronicle
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
TursDAY's DAILY.

A A~7N'A 70 @NN%f-as
 Strawberries at Aitkeu's. If
 City election one week from to- day.
 R. NJ. Rogers of the Verde valley is m town.
 Buy a ticket for the cantata Fri day evening.
 The Knights of Pythias lodge will meet 10 night.
 Major J. W. Donuelly left for Chicago on Sunday.
 Violin and aornet solos at the can tata Friday evening.
 W. T. Hall of the McCobe min ing camp was in town to-day.
 B. Vogt has sold Charles Fisher the Star Banner claim for S50O0O
 Col. Warner A. Root, of the Daily Mining Record, has gone to Phenix.
 The Congregational church gave a Christmas tree on Saturday even ing.
 The delinquent tax list for this year promises to be les than last year.
 r. W. Strahau of Cottonwood is among the out of town visitors in Prescott.
 There were four and a half feet of water in the reservoir this morn ing and 1t leaked pretty badly.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. II. Akers and their young son arrived Sunday evening from Ontario California.
 Only about 5000 was realized last Saturday from the sa,e of Mar tin Matters personal property.
 John Gribbin who bought out Jerry Barton's Saloon has moved on Granite street, next to the Grey Eagle stable.
 The children of the Baptist Sun day school rendered a beautiful can;ata last evening at the Baptist church.
 Contractor O'Connor of the .. F. F. X F. railroad commenced work this morning grading the ~ in West Prescott.
 The jury in Tucson rendered a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree in the case against Ed. Tewksbury. Notice of appeal ha been given.
 Mrs. L. E. Densmore, of Los An geles advertises the loss of her hus- band. When last last heard oi he was in PLenix headed towards Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27

The Episcopal church is now lighted by electricity. The fixtures, which were a Christmas present from John s. Jones. wore placed in it Saturday and the lights turned on Sunday night.
 P. J. Mccormick has thirty teams en route from Phenix to work on the grade of the :. F. P. X r. rail road. They will be placed at work in the various camps of B. Lantry X Sons.
 Charles OMalley came in from the White Hills to spend the holi- days with his family. He reports the White Hills camp quite lively despite the low price of silver.
 No one can afford to d. without Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap. It cleanses the mouth, purifies the breath, preserves the teeth and makes them beautiful. For sale by W. w. Ross, corner drug store.
 J. B. Rudd, who was convicted at the recent term ofcourt in Apache county, of grand larceny and sen fenced to fifteen months in the penitentiary has been pardoned by Governor Hughes.
 J. A. Sheffield, of Jerome, re- turned last evening from visit east, with a handsome bride. Mrs. Sheffield comes from Illinois, and it Is her first experience in the liar west" but is pleased with the coun- try.
 The opening of policy game in Phenix has stirred up officials there. The sheriffss office refused to accept a license on it and the dep uty United States marshal has re- ferred it to the Emitted States attor- ney. The game is sort of lottery scheme.
 I find among my friends many who suffer with headache, and in every case where it is tried, Wright's Paragon Headache Remedy acts like charm. A. A. Davis, S36 Cort- land Ave, New York City. For sale by w, w. Ross, Corner drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27

ties are in Pinal county. Maricopa county has been claiming them. The latter county claimed ths liar qua Hala and Yuma copper com pany's property until survey was made, the result of which proved the former to be in Yuma and the latter in Yavapai county.
 ". A. Rowe has secured a twelve months bond on the Shelton group of mines. eight in number on Lynx Greek and Is at work developing them. The ore goes about S10 per ton in free gold and the concentrates about Sl0O, per ton. This is not the assay value of picked samples of ore but Is the result obtained from working it in a mill. Mir. Rowe is confident of great future for the Lynx Creek district.
 Lynx Creek distict which has re- manned in state of inocuous des- ,ade apparently for several years is coming to the front again in very satisfactory condition. Following closely upon the discovery of the rich gold in the Poland mine, now comes a new discovery recently made by Berrie & Wells which goes Sl99 in gold.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
HOWrS THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls CatRrrh Cure
 F }. CHENEY ,G co. Props. Toledo Q We the undersigned. have known F. J Cheney for the last ls year. and believe hIlu perfectly honorable in all business transactions and m. ancially able Co carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 West 6 rruax. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. gists. Toledo. O
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the b.uci and mucuols surtacv- free
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
Cnuse of fshenmntism

The supreme importance of puri- fyins the blood and restoring the blood and kidneys to healthy action has been a subject of great study, the results of which have enabled us to present to the afflicted Hib- bard's Rheumatic Syrup. By cures unprecedented 1t has proven it's right to the title of Tine Greatest Rheumatic Remedy ever discovered For sale by W. W. Ross. corner drug -f prn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
DISTRICT COURT.
 THURSDAY, DECEMBER =.
TERRITORIAL COURT.

TERRITORIAL COURT.
 Sawyer vs Perrin, Alonzo Hill and Fl. A. Herbert made parties to action and case set for hearing at the next setting of the court.
 James Loy made application for admission to practice. Committee appointed for examination of ap- plicant as follows: R. M Ling, j. r. Wilson and James H. Wright. Adjourned to meet December 2, 1893, at ten a. m.
 UNITED STATES CoURT.
 Court met at 10 a. m., pursuant to adjournment.
 U. s. vs F. F. Nelson, set for trial January 8, 1891.
 |. $. vs Henry Tuning, three cases, continued for the term.
 |. $. vs Francisco Garcia. con tinued for the term.
 |. <. vs Charles Blackburn ct. al. case transferred to Third district, at Phenix, for trial.
 A venire was issued for twenty one United States grand jurors, retIrnable at II a. m.. December 2. Freshman vs F. x A, c. railway company continued for the term.
 W. N. Kelly, receiver vs A. T. X s. F. * A. x r. R. R. and s. C. R. k. companies two cases. Motion for security for costs submitted to the court.
 Territorial court met aud ad- journed.
 Recess until ? o'clock D. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
Dynamite.

Dynamite is simply nitroglycerin mixed with various ingredients. Nj. troglycerin is made by mixing sul. phuric and nitric acid with sweet glycerin, the same that is used by the ladies to prevent chapped hands. Mixing the acids and glycerin is where the great danger lies in the making of nitroglycerin. The other ingredients for making dynamite are nitrate of soda, which Is found only in Chili; carbonate of magnesia and wood pulp -ENchange.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27

Missouri eiderat Aitken's. If
 For bargains in holiday goods go to Cook * Lees. If
 Cook X Lee will sell toys plush goods &c., at less than cost If
 J l.. Fisher, agent Domestic Sew ing Machines. Assortment on hands For Japanese goods both useful and ornamental, go to Mrs. R. R. Blaine's. If
 Have you seen those elegant Japanese goods at Mrs. R. R.. Blaine's. If
 New styles dress goods just re ceived. Prices away down at A.. Wollenberg's. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
Thank You"

Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburg, N. Y. always says to Hoods Sarsap- arilla. It cured her of a severe case of scrofula. and eczema, and she has reasons to be grateful.
 If you are bilious take Hood Pills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
For Over Finy Years

Mrs. WTNsI.ow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teothing. it soothes the child. soft ems the gums allays all pain. cures wind collie. snd is the best remedy for diarrhoea- Twenty five cents bottle. mwf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27

Messrs Henry A. Fry and ]. N. Strong, the Philadelphia capitalists who visited Prescott recently with ex-Governor NO. Murphy, have un- der consideration the erection of a large hotel in Phenix, to be used as a winter resort,
 There seems to be a mild form of matrimonial epidemic at pres ent. During the past few days marriage licenses have been issued as follows: C. B. Coulson and Miss Maxwell; James Jackson and Ida Brown; Robert Miller and Susie Ferguson. The latter couple will be married this evening.
 Weather signs have all failed shis winter. Three or four times during the past few weeks signs of storm which seemed almost infallible have appeared and weather prophets have predicted storms, but clear weather followed. Last night early retilers went to bed beneath cloudless sky and were no doubt surprised on awakening this morning lo find a beautiful covering of snow on the ground and snow still falling.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27

For Rent, Rooms, with board if desired. In- quire at J. E. Bones Fruit Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
NOTICE!

E Is hereby given that the undersisned II OWLS the stock and brand formerly
 HM owned by Henry Hemner, and all peT- 3 &aM sons are warned not to interfere with 7r molest any cattle branded seven-four oonnect- ed kar marks, over bit left ear slit in right ear
 THOMAS SCHOLEi, Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27

The JoURNAL-MNER wishes its readers one and all Merry Christ mas. On account of Moudsy being a legal holiday no paper will be issued from this office
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27
Out of Harms Way.

What the deuce are you doing on the top of that tree, MiRel Don't you know that it's being cut down i''
 Mike Yes, your honor The last toime ye had tree cut down it fell on top of me, and, begorra, Oin be safe this toime. n-London Tit Bits.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-27

of all the Baking Powders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
NE\V-YORK CITY

The Rev. Dr. Maynard returned from Europe on
the steamship Gascogne. and will begin his Illus
trated lectures on foreign lands next month at
Chickering Hall.
Mails from Hong Kong. August Il; Shanghai
August Is. and Yokohama. August o. are due IN
Ncw-Yorx Thursday. September II. The next mail
for China and Japan will close at 63O p m on
Friday next.
william r. Is Swanson the young coored bag
rnse clerk Of the Victoria Hotel, who shot MS
wife a NO Us West Thrtieth-st early yesterday
morning and who then fired shot AT Policeman
Reid who arrested him. was held to await the
result Of his wfe's injuries at the jefferson Mar
ket Court His wife is in Bellevue, where the doc
tors pronounce her case critical
Mrs Thresia Celia seventy years old, an Italian
widow who lived in wrctched poverty In the atuc
of the tenement house No. Macdougal-st' hanged
herself with cotheslinc to hook in the wall OF
the attic yesterday.
The opening reception OF the Young Women
Christian Association OF Harlem was held last
nigh In the parlors Of the association. no ~ west
ono twenty -fourth-st. The reception
took the form OF "A golden rod festival as all the
members wore some yellow flowers 10 Distinguish
them from the guests. Dr. Martha {. Holmes pre-
sided assisted by Miss Mary McElroy. An inter
ostipc literary and musical programme was given
under the direction Of Mrs. Henry A. Topham
The special loan exhibition Of paintings porce-
lains bronzes coisonne. Greek art objects ana
tapestrcs now being held at the National Academy
NJ Design Twenty-thlrd-st. and Fourth-aVe, TOT
the benefit Of its schools. Is now open evenings.
The collections have attracted much interest, and
ara. conceded by art lovers to be the choicest ever
shown in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
az ATTRACTIVE FALL OPENING.

Tho mammoth establishment Of II. . Nein 'o''
SiXth-ayc and Twcntcth-st.. i "A magnet howandSS
for we'll dressed woia"n. This establishment II Ia
NOUS for IT'S superb creations in millinery ana "o-
mems garments and the fall opening, whch ptdc-
callv b gan yesterday. was one OF the hn"@t us
pltys ~ high-cnSs wearing apparel eyer S''h III
tho store The principal attractions were IN the mn
un.r,. and dress and suit departments. Among the
attractive h.tdgear rs The "Grohe- Grona. a large
hat 81 navy blue shot yclt T. with tips OF IISht
blue and yellow. Tho Brgand another. is OF black
and yellow. real lace leaves being inserted in the
brm.
But il Is in the womcn's cloak and SUIT depart
Incnf that ONoilrs has gained perhaps its highest
reputation Onc Of Piugats latest cvolutions - a
long black satin Jacket trimmed with sable, ana
having a pretty velvet yoke and new shape oi
oy.rhanging cape. IA" skirt J. OF The fun umbrella
variety. 4 lat- importation from Gerson 60" ~
Horliu. Is similar Jacket made Of Lyons velvet
and morc silk IL has three rutcd capcs edged with
MORE and the whole is accumulated 10y pretty
now lr,,p s.ev.. Worth has sent ono OF his novel
opera wraps. It is fun hanging p'liss" 90 cloth.
with hanging angel sleeves. and IS edged win SATIN
about the sl.cS. three ctp"- of imperial green sur
mount the whole. \ Velour du Nord pcss" by
sara Never. of Paris Is gorgeous affair. and a
wrap of magnificent sable FUR valued at SN", at
tracts much attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKL YIN.
pOcrTODs MAY APPEAL TO MIR FLOWER.

DEPOSITORS MAY APPEAL TO MIR FLOW Err
The committee representing the depositors OF the
Commercial Bank met yesterday and discussed the
question of getting authority from the depoSitors
10 20 To Governor Flower and ask him to remove
the bank superintendent. Mr.. Preston on the
ground that he allowed the bank TO continue bust
ness for three years after he knew II was pracu-
callv insolvent II was decided call the meeting
of depositors this week for Wednesday, instead of
Thursday evening.
The receiver, Mr.. Dykman, secured an order from
Judge Cullen in the Supreme Court yesterday al
lowing him to return to the owners certain notes
and moneys left with the bank amounting to N"-
81 So The order not opposed. The committee
of the depositOrs expected To see the representative
of the Attorney General at the hearing in court but
he was not present and the idea OF getting him 10
apply for an associate receiver had 10 u" gwen up
for the present. The name of .. NJ. Denton. pi'sl-
dent of the Kings County Bank, has been men
toned for the place.
Another of the directors. Rufus Ress"quie Iald
his note for $1,000 yesterday. Papers are being pre-
pared for suits against the persons who have tailed
10 make good their notes held 10y the bank Ihefc
Is one note made by man for 5000. who gave
the a church.