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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Last N.shrs concert.

The concert and exhibition drill given at the opera house last night was one of the best entertainments given in Prescott for a long time. The concert was given by the Whip pie orchestra under the directorship of Prof. A. La Guardia. It is no hattery to say that the band and orchestra of the llth Infantry T.. $. A, is one of the best in the United States. It is composed of members who are masters in the pro fession of music, and under the able and dictatorship of Prof. La Guar dia their rendering of the most diff fcult pieces is simply faultleSs. Ono seldom has an opportunity to listen to an evening of music, in which the selections, as well as the rendering of them, is so pleasing as at last nights entertainment. While the audience showed their appreciation of the entire programme by the en- thusiastic applause given to several pieces, the clarinet solo by Arthur Fray and cornet solo by Prof. La Guardia were encored as was also the Chinese song by the full or chestra.
 A very pleasing feature of the evenings performance, also was the exhibition drill by a squad of company c, IIth Infantry. in charge of Sergeant J. H. Davis. They showed skill in handling their guns equal to that of the musicians in the use Of their instruments aud were roundly ap- plauded by the audience.
 Part second of the entertainment was opened by lightning drill of Sergeant Davis alone, a performance which was simply marvellous. The lightning rapidity with which he handled his gun, in every conceiva- ble position seemed almost incredi- ble. Sergeant Davis is said to be the champion of the Unsted States in this particular drill, and judging from his performance last night we are not disposed to question his title to it.
 We wish to add right here that Sutc AduA Has cAAOnA NNA courtesies to Prescott and the audi ence last night was not as large as it should have been to show our appreciation of these courtesies. Aside from any motive of good will that might have shown, the enter tainment itself was we'll worth the price of admission.
 What was lacking in numbers last night, however, was more than com pensssed for in the enthusiasm of those present and there are not a few who pronounce it the very best entertainment ever given in the opera house. Prof. LaGuardIa and all connected with him in the enter tainment are to be congratulated on the unboaEded success of the even ing's entertainment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Thon,pson.. Vii.

Some one at a college dinner made a rather offensive speech, when his neighbor heard Thompson say in a meditative manner, He reminded me of his father. People near him turned, expecting some reminiscencc of a laudatory kind, when he added. He succeeded in being at once dull and fiippant;" then, after a short pause. mo uncommon combination. ' -Gentleman's Magazine
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
TIME ;. TABLE

wx- T,a Grand CnnFOa If the Celorazia. the D tF niust subihae If kAlsrr's work on eaFth. IossScfitsahla esn easliy le reArei via tlAzsiAi. NiliiAst1 Og liesrh sprinss en thss Foaa. Dx- T, the Natural Briize of Arizona. and S-D Moatesnma's Well yoo 1an iouFiisy mod dirtStiy hs thia route.
 ~za Observe tl.e aarienf in<iiAn cisiliEAtien 1-S of lagens, or of Aeamas The Cily ot the Sky
 .xs Visit the petrited FoFust near CsFila- IG Nee ssd Marvel At the ffeak of CAnxoa R=. Taka hunting trip ln tho magnificent as-kF lllns fofs-ta af the San francisco nfOun- tsins Find intnrt<f in the Ruins of tho Prehir- turie Cave and CiiH Dwclless.
 - View the lanar~t Caniiisser Bridge in , N America. acrss-s the Colorado tlver. a. B. vANsYLCk. W. A. RESELL,
 tsea Agent. tien. fAss. Alg't. Albaqnerqae, \ M san frnncisco. tas aad
 AllalgnerQue \ M r. R dARifs. aencrAl Superintendent,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
No. SsA Application fora Patez

e. & LAND 0FFH
 freScptt- Arikons. Dtrelif<t q A 1 NDfiN'E is ls.sctly giyssn th4i Y. \. sgt<t At HfsF tn tact for the Ora lsiia Al1re pans, whose psssfaiiice asitllpss is lls{a7i l,$ has this day filed his applic4iiQa ieE 1.t twelve hnndrod ,i1ui hnear lltl Ash spring mine or ven. oSefl1H ~. silver, vlth ssiFssscrsroyini six aalAll m width. sltaalosS iu 5le rieer Hs1.Af 1 tounty or fSYapai and 1crfitery pi 4tzl aesiEnated hg tseG tiesd untle and glI'clss t He la this pilfcn ae Lot .Nalntsr ts number aa heing descriACd As iolleFs. 2
 Beginning a, tho iaitial mop messe the location notice and marking ihe sr ter ei claim The corner oelNE a t1t ins uia which hiazesf ani nIaFkSsi o1 I.s T A A \ No BIT and b.-ili a ulusea q N base ,-f sslii tree A JuaipeF f3 ke fa = ~ ceg W e e. An (hak Bins dia ars < 5s ft. Irses hla<rd and mzrkei 2 As kI, U < Min. mon No bcs x 70 det 13fE it. Ash Sp7inr brs \ it ilsss e nlsN Thence ; 6. deg Ss mia t stu ft so a tsisl 4 ] set granite stone 1sSi-xs iAs l1 q ground and surrauashs1 saIue Atta a stones. Stoac is marked AZ No z' Aa ' ins dia hrs S a d5.g tS e. free Azi@ fnarkesi A S No 2 % <. Original h'c<ies { hr~ S sl t.es z i2 c.. Ihence N @i dss E i2to ft to pt,int where sci slate sls..s !. As tlie It t4 ttit slt,tsttN e--t. 't f..' - lI with uonnd of stclscs. ntoilt ss I,1skp4 2. & A line if.s i.ia hrs 70 ues N AA hlaxoa and marked A \ NoS 70 & lotatiou mon hrs \ % dce l "a e Ll<se. tiesl N ati ff Cd, ics1flou IsIt q. lllaf kln1 2 t tor of claim where { sat 2laie sten ins 1 ft in gronnd and surrounsied <.,- monud Of stones. stone ls markell ' tt ! Juniper eO ins dis hFs o 6 tleg EN a- hiazed and marked A \ Ne i.ai f4 F. . ,,,t,,s ,. tr., r1.., d N ia tf.t slEfe ledge cropping above snrta& e higa by 70 ft square aaa said \ mark A 5 No and ca 2 of marks build mound of slo41 Oak % ins dia hrs < l3 ies 1rpe slazed ant marked 4 < Ne eiriRtaal location monument bean lfo4 ' teet. Thence S 2l deg 2s min W lA0 teet 2 z ton monument, where l set . slate sio1. s- inc.itS foot in ground and saFfoaeaS4 with iuouq qd of stones Stone is mAf zee S9 2, A isniper 90 inches siia h<ars E fs r = = "S Atee uiasgd and l1ay ktsi A o ss. ss $. .. aesttl.-'ont ta stone ntarKci U4 ..9 ,ii'at a k ti.sk NE serner Co Gscy EaRie A, '. -s -.., si,s - lliie &is feet. lhence os ds Ns'' is''s sellis,l9i alonnmeno, and tfse A t
 v s''-'es s' '.ssinning,
 ,, Masnetis variation II deg min. E s.ssl Inc i0cstton oi si,i- mine is reeorslssi 2 - cor'i2f s ostice pt PieAeoff. in book x % z -- iAses SIS and Sls
 Any and all persons ,.sf,,i.,s ,.lvsr.sly lslf ton of 'said Ash Spring Sis,s or surfacs <.ss arc inquired fo hlc thcir 1,li .,.r.ss elnins % lsesister of the Cnifei Siefss I.ani .E'1 trescott. in the county sl a,.,s.ai. lrlzgl, 2 .ory, during the sixty f4,s i,eli..d el pnle1<, lereof, or they will be haffed hy f;fme provisions of the statute.
 J. C. MARTIN. Rss
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
No. 11t Application for 8 paI
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 PT7ascott. ArixonA Dsesrls,1 i NOItlk ls hereby given that ~ toraey in fact tor the Ora Itelis F|sl.' psny, shcse fsest0faee zsi5ress s R11-,7 q : has this day filed bis application for 1 1... nlteen hundrnd listok iinesS laes o and silver. with sarfass r.os.s drcd s50i f,s't ia width. slinst1f :, <. aining district county ul YaearaI s''el ot Arizona aau desiznatel i1y gle .., official plat 1a ilIa in this office ns I77 < ] 3L eaii iot number 5f bein,s iset.'..' !, evs. Co sit.
 Beginning sf fhe inltial mon. r.as.7.. locailol noiice and marking flle ae,.I |. ier Ot claim where l s.f a eSanifa rts. tnf. q in the ground and snF-szalI, ,I -. mnund 0t stones Stone uarkhi Ns,. E. kn oak 1i in. uia. hfe. h n ,.-4 fi. \ plne 6 ins dia hrs x H deaN 4 hiSaesi and 'markcd ! H 6 ENa ftl Min Nun No hFs \ 2 deg x xa3h N ss sits { min q ao G to point elaIs Ed stone 2t<esti Inc ft in the sfou1i n F. tie,i sane with mound of s1uaea &lzs5 kAi c E Ne2 An Oak & irs slla tss fl'1 a e. Tree hlazed and maEka1 c FNF Original lccaticn moa crs thcace \ l deg 56 Hin N HtS q lo lsss is and S C ilSl fe fo a point uhe1a 1 ra stone sfxi2xs lns ff il the gFnnni 1'. ss df-d -ane with ulounzs of slunne &~ kei fi q No s A fina i8 ils .iia ils seI min q 3s Co. Irec hlazod and 1nas1si h r Original location hon sFs < x Thence x so deg rhin W 19 q loSm o4 clszm where ! set a granite stone it iif the groufsd 4nd seorrauniai |.s mound of stones Stone nI4fkeI 6 Original l0catlon mon hre $ 1n, Q H.E Gs0 ft Co a point where s.st a fraa. ., isxh ans 1 ft in the ground and ssrrlr4 with mound uf stones. SluuR a nl1rI|Iz B. Original location mon las s44F Thence deg 5a min 2 0S3 e Co ro1f al I and W S W iatsl e tc lnc nlon giare ssl stone tsxi6xi ins I. in tho KTaanf sa r ccd saf1a with moald uf sfcEte k| kg.d e E NoH An (lak 60 in= dia srs \ | P 6 ft- lres. bi.zfd and n.zfkei t Thence x SS dtE I min F ,,sa fi ta l7sl1arI 4 VI N w sp0 ft Co initial moa and slas E No and place of beginning
 Magnetic variation li dsg nlin. kls1 % oi arrcs.
 Inc location af this mine is reon< roc0rgier's ptiice of frts est in bod m ines, at Fazts 2fs and z4L
 Any afd sii persons claiming 1ilrs. portion of eaid Grey tz4ie rIinanr nsrfsar are required e. hle their adverse claHl VI Register cf tle bnitee states Lad e Prescott. in the Territory af AFianla l1 sixty days period uf publication hrleal q sill D. tarTed ky TirtHe of the pruvtis statute. q C. MARTIN. la-t
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT PREscoFI. AEITcSA.
 February s7, IsSs Notice is hereby given that the following nar,e.. settler has filed notice Of kis intention to nr,l, hnAi proof ia support of his claim, af q thtt sAd proof will he uaasie before tho ReRfsa s.,i lS,S ceiyer at Prescott, Arizona, on SatOriaI AfHi g, issS, viz: Alexander O. Erode Decarat,,rs Statement No. siS2 for the lss of Ni,tt ard SN is Of NEat of section 9 and SE "a of SiSts of ssf- ton is township 70 N R9W
 He names the following witnesses Co prove his continuous resitigacc upon and cultieatioa oI said hand, viz- Hiram A. Jalkins Of NNlf,ni Grove, Aria. George 6ilbs. uf Walant t3r,s,s ArizonS, Jas. W. smith. of Walnut Grove S,sz Charles Ridineev. of hes oat. Arizona
 J. c. MARTIN, Beyistor,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
No. 2la Application for a Psts..
.. s IANnae

O- & faANna.,
 Prescott, Arikons. D-ees.' t't3 NofiCk Is hsrehy given that M
 tQfnt5 iI tact fqf tlse Ora n.ii.a ]. ..,s, !. t-s,,.ii,se etisiress is na,s,., A.lsll- tois stAl tlesl his applicntion tf N thirteen hunslred and thirfV-f ~ s.s I1I..'I - or t.ie aoeth Orc Belle min, v. .'. .- fotd aud silver. Nii b surface str...,... , |.. inal Itet tn width, sifuatad i', . ~ .,.t4 dtrtfift, cou1ty og 1ayapsi sta f.17 c.,| s,,ta. ss.si desisnateti hy tta q. i.l ,'.. 7 silat en 2 ie in thie ofiice ss f.s f., s0t number aj tsing deecritesi s, f..'s. '2 E teFinning At the initial mes - tiie isleatsyn ho'ice a..d mark inr sf.'ss center Of claim where sat d -l.,@e ,4e A,,..t ins lE fs in the groand as5 - '.e Nse with mound of sicses. sftI.a u'-.fe' No ! safle mon iasFks Snfih s-l hanlto Mlninf Jlesm Lot An Ia lt No iiFer usiezn4 district i.ss N a5~. 44l l.epee x ll deg C Aa ft Co lor r-s tt No oa eiasa rock in piaes -. s..,. surface sxi taxz Q and tsiild r....sl aiitng sl.s1. same roes is n,sri'.1I -s@ S r COG to orp Boaifo Nininr 5f,. ties a1 nun ~ 1885 flet co x where ! eei slate stone slxS44 ground and surrounded sssss --..1 stoner- Hiona markpi R e.. loestino roon ars X n slex FMk V deg W tt it Co location rlel f.. NA rtAfAA raltttt Ht-t - 4l1tH 9Ir.1-. .... ft iu zzound and build faassI .s "a high on S eide pf marked sfnfs ' B Ne 6qo ft Co S W cor af risis,' - slate stsue 4ikitxi2 ins I q In --...., rounded same with monrd af marked \ 5 No Ao iffsi,..- 4henre N ! 'ieR a min g ls ffs@ sud Co sloDe marked O a hAaef Gro Bonito Mining lsisa M sts stone ldxtixl3 iGs q in elss.,si sf SB Nof. An out in fha E fsr, ~ is e high bs lVtytt long frs 4s.l Thence S f- aesg r .EN1 e Co ialf,si '..,- No place of teginninS.
 Mae1etie variation [ aag ni. r lsls seres.
 1he location of this mih> i.r-..s.. hec0risr'E ofilcc of frrlest{ {. mines. % paes se and szc suns claiming adserseiF sRr said South Ilra Hels- milla o4 a,,S. are required Co file iheir 4lFcf.e IN Register of fhe United hisifs IN ffesrotf. in Che County of fasszel IN rstory. dgrins che sixty liass' r.'-i1.I '. tion tercuf er they wiil - Erz5 of the provisions of tlie sfafata.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Hnmors nf sirnhnar,ls

The humors of signboards might fill chapter by itself. Such humor is sometimes intentional and some times not; in the latter case not in frequently all the more amusing. The very diversity of tongues repre- seu9ed tends to lead to blunders. In a cosmopolitan city like New York, numerous signs can be found in Ger man, French, Italian, Polish, He brew, Chinese, Japanese and various other languages, most of them in the different quarters occupied by those nationalities. A mixing up of two languages occurs at times,S and we find signs that read Bier 6S Wines, '" or ''Sommergarden The ''etc in Soda Water S etc" looks rather suggestive, and a reversed N (N) or s (S) is not a very uncommon sight, although it will be passed unnoticed by many. Wrong spelling, or an omission or transposition of letters, may also cause a smile. 'Piegon Holes appeared on a sign on Broad way, near Worth, and Excluviselyn remained for years unnoticed on tho signboard of a prominent firm. New York Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
fOtice of Forfeiture.
Black Hilis Mining District.
 fayapai County, Arizone.

Black Hiiis Mining District.
 fayapai County, Arizone.
 February I, iS.gl. To Andy Kozik, his Heirs or Legal Repre- sentatiyes.
 You are hereby notified that. as so- oWneN, We have expeuded saie hundred GOO dollars ia labor aDd improvements upon the following descrite,l mining claim, tho Ono GEkxnA. situate lliu Black Hills mining district, Yayapai couiity Arizona Territory, in order to h,ld sad premises under the provisions og Sec tion Ss2t. Revised Statutes of the linS.,ea states, being the amount required to h,,ld the same for the year lS92; and if within N days from the service of this notice ,of, fali or refuse to contribute your proportion or such expenditure as eo-OWner feur in terest m said eiRiIn will become he pr1p- erty of the subscribers under e,sl Seton SiS3 JOSEPH c. GHE4tIN0ER. fi-O ]. W. ARCHIBAYD
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Yns and No.

In the speech of so highly devel- oped people as the Celts there is no equivalent to yes thus it hap pens that you shall never hear an Irish waiter pronounce the shibboleth ''yessirn of bis English confrere, for he invariably expresses an affirna- tive by some such phrase as I shall,
 sirl'' Tt is, sir Blackwood s Maga-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08

No fiction in the world is more fascinating or more powerful than that of Russia. This fact IS made apparant in the current issue of Ro- mane, the seventh in its notable ser ies of special numbers, and speeih- caIly devoted to Russian short stor- ies. Nearly half of its contents re- late to this remarkable country, and are from the pens of such WIT ters as Tourguenef, Tolstoi, Pouch kline and -Stepniak." There are also beautiful stories or England and America by some of our best authors among whom are Frances HodgSon Burnett. Tom F. Morgan, Caroline A. Creeyv and Clyde Fitch. Cn- common interest attaches tc a re- gently discovered tale by John G. Whittier, and also to the striking newspaper story, The Great Jour nal Beat, by Rhodes Macknight. The readers of this famous maga- zine will not be surprised to learn Inc fact. which has come out since his death. that Phillips Brooks was a reOnlar reader and warm admirer of tbe Romance. The magazine is issued by the Romance Publishing Company. Clinton Hall, Astor Place, New York, at p cents number: subscription, S2.50 ayear.
 It's glorious storm.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
she rlaysa an EnraEsmsn. ln rre.ee,t.

Dal Hawkins, who killed young Miller in a prize fight in San Fran cisco on Saturday was we'll known in Tombstone in early days. His father was a wholesale liquor dealer and his mother moved in the best society. They were the pillars of the Episcopal church and sang in the choir. Mir. Hawkins died after leaving Tombstone. Mrs. Hawkins made her debut as a concert singer at the Oriental saloon in this city, which caused consternation in the ranks of the 400. Her engagement did not last long, and the family moved to California. Mrs. Hawkins is now in Yuma, singing in one of the prominent saloons. She was always devoted to her children. and her ambition in life seems solely to see them educated and become useful citizens.-Prospector.
 The above woman played an en- gagement in the Palace saloon in Prescott last summer, being known by the name of Mrs. Amy Hill.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Notice of Forfeiture.
Verde Mining District, Yavapai County. Ansos,s;. ,a.
 January st iss !.

Verde Mining District,
 Yavapai County. AFisos.s's
 January st iss To Bashfora d Surmister and aihei
 known Owners; .,ss You are hereby notlned that' ss s.,,.,s f I have expended one hundred ese'-5ia '5 .s labor and improvements upon each .I..S. S following described ninitH ,.-sll. to wit: The Copper Chio1 and the '.;.s. n fnl and upon the Silver Springs nl. si,S' ysgs. located in the Verde mining dlssi'.s, ..,.r tc pai county. Arizona Territery, in .as. -s q hold said premises under the Pig,.s 1..;tes section 2isl. Revised Statutes ot ils ~, eol1 States. being the amount reqli5sssss s.,ss;, ss sl the same for the year loi: and Ii ,,, ,,, days after the service of this aotlss .s <, s,,a lication you fail or refuse toooii of such expenditu ss -. ihg your interest in said claim wll pseo.ia'. p.:a ssr. property of the subscriber ann1 anas15 05KE, ton S5sl. jOnN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Notice of Forfeit,,ra
Haesayampa N ming Eiis.srses Nayapai Nounts. Arizana f1 ,t,,r4.
 fannarr' t -1liei,
To CnARLEs ScnprI..

Apa are her,shy notified that as co-o4npr4s ws have eStoasie,f one handrai dollar in ltia,r ns', improvements nIpOn each 0f tho following h. scrtbed mining claims. to wifi. Inc .sNeprsIsss z, and ''B1ene Vista" locatcd in the Hassayafuf,s mining district, lavarai county, Ariz.llia ttFri- proylsions of Section 2Sa4. Revia,d Statutes of the lnited States being the amount reQuired fo hold the same for the rear l.ia and if withia Go dsgs after the service of this notice by pnhlicA- tsoa. Von fail or refuse to contri bute your praIpoT- tsoll of such e1pcnslt ure as co-owner, your inter est 4n said claim will becoue the property of the subscribers, under said Section 3S1i
 Payment can he made at tho store of JOsapk nOugherty. Prescott, ArizonS
 FERDINAN IND SCOPFI alS-N0 JOHN M nflIfEHklslHN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Notice of Foritefars ( lgaszayamps Minins pistEis
 iaxapai County, Arisf
 Februa1 <-
To WmIIAM DUNLAP. His Hen I.eral Ranresantafires.

Ton are hereby notified that. ss csee1 have expended aGe hundred dollars in 90 Improvements Gpon she following siescfil.e | ing claim to wit: The John Burns le,,t the hassayampa mining district. lsfzl,~l z. Arizona territory, in order So hold Al9 is- .s.. under the provisions cf Sscticn -s,t - Statutes of tho United States. Aeiisg the = required tO hOid she same fur the ysAx fl within co days after the service of tlis - publication. you faiiii or raft1se to cofstinsl. proportion of such expendifure @
 yoar interest in said claim wili h.con,e isS erty of the subscriber under sald ceti Xii nssO w, ". FANDkhia..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08

PREscorT. ARIz., Feb. 23, 1893.
 WHEREAS, It has pleased an all- wise Providence to remove from our midst. by the hand of death, our beloved brother, Sir Knight J. h. Boyd, whose genial manners and agreeable companiOnship was held in the highest appreciation by his brother Sir Knights and a large cir cle of friends, one who may be said to have won his way to the kind consideration of his brother Sir Knights and associates by the frank and generous impulses which gush forth from the grateful expressions of an honest heart one who was devoted in his friendship, firm m his convictions and strong in his at tachments, therefore be 1t
 RESOLVED, That in the demise of Sir Knight John H. Boyd, this divis- ion has lost a bright star in its Armament, loved one from its family circle and a wise mind from its councils that the territory has lost an honest and upright citizen and his family a kind husband and ..iOving .. father.
 RESOLVED, That we extend to the widow and children of our deceased Sir Knight the tender and profound svmpathy of this division, in this, their darkest hour of trial, and in the spirit of Pythisn fidelity try to point to them the bright and glisten- ing lights that shine beyond the gloom of sorrows night. Be 1t further
 RESOLVED, That the foregoing reso- lutions be placed upon the journal of this division, and that copy be engrossed aud presented to the wife and children of our deceased Sir Knight. w. E. LANDaREBE,
 J. F. WILSON,
 J. F. DILLON,
 COmmitfee
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
..,,ssnnri.s Name.

It is well to observe that no true colonel" ever by any chance pro nounces the last syllable of Missouri with the y or sound. The only au- thorized pronunciation of the name of the state sounds the final syllable as a cross between q broad ah and a guttural uh, somewhat as though spelled Missourah. The process by which the change has been effectcd is that national slovenhneSs of utter. ance which manifests itself by call ing one state Virginny and another Caroliner. Kansas City Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Fashlonable Cruelty to Animals.

It is a sharp comment on our semi civilization that it was necessary 1T tho city of New York to found so ciety for the prevention of cruelty tc animals: but the necessity of the so cietv Is constantly Illustrated in the treatment of horses Their helpless ,ieTeudence. their faithful service, their patient endurance were moi enough to save them from the nal treatment of those who delight to describe themselves as a little lower {han angels We were forced to make laws to protect dumb animals from mans inhumanity. George William Curtis in HarlrTis
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Terribly Amioted.

What an inveterate listener John son isl"
 eYes, and so deaf too. At Man haitian beach he came near drown ing on account of his curiosity.
 ''Why, how was thati'
 He went out too far Co hear what the wild waves were saying. "-Phar' maceutical Era.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
FOR SALE.

GOOD STOCK RANCH TOR SAt.E-P Plenty u .lf water and grase; range has neyor hss-n oreFstsuckssi can cut plenty of hay within thrte ruiios of waters range smooth wlth hsft little brush, plenty Of land suitable Tor raising wheat hayg climate warm. no frust For further rsrtic- ulars apply to the undersigned b. letter si Con gress. Arizona, in person at the MArtihes ranch J. L.. HALL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Open Day and Night.
Classified Advertisements.
INFoRMArIoN MANrEn.

CoMFORTABLE furnished rooms at the yysldo O HOuse. MRS. CkOCkER. GOOD comfortable room to lel, nirely furnished VI isasly preferred. Apply to Mrs. K A. MIiIER in,the ptnes on south Cortez street.
 4 NICELY furnishei room. Apply Co Mrs. #. kf A. BouEE8, corner Willis Snd Granite Sts. Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08

It's a glorious storm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08
Re.olu,ion. of Condolence.

The following resolutions, relative to the death of the late J. H. Boyd, were adopted by the Uniform Rank, K. at F., of which deceased was an honored and beloved member:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-03-08

You insure in order to protect yourself. You do not protect your self unless you insure in a safe com pany. The New York Life is the safest company in the world, and the agents are prepared to prove it. Charles 4. Green, agent. If