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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
No. s7a Application for a Patent.
". 8 LAND OFFlCR.

Preecott. Arizona, December si, lssa. NOTICE is hereby given that V K Spear as- ~ tarney ir sact for the Ore BellE Mining O.. whoHe postoiiec aaireHs ia Bayari Aria nas th.s day hied his application for pAtsnt for seisees H & hgnsirsi Spd thirty-tye tal linaAF fset ot tiie south Orc Belle nina or vein baarsns sold and silveT, with surface ground six hrnfred ts1i feet tn width, situated in TsRer mining district, county of fayapAi and Territory of Ari- aqaie and deienssed l the ield notes ard official psAt on flie ia this office as Lot No. s1. Said iDt number I being described As follows, co wit. , h'gsinniag at the initial mon mentioned In Nsn location notice ard marking ihe North and ,.il,f ,s T "t claim when sst sata stoh1 zsaFsxS ss,h 'e v n the ground and surrounded same NN' mound or stones, Stone marked I M H ee ssane uian marks South end center af Clr4 NJ m s.a alnlfs tiAim Lot No a U 8 Min Mon e Is iiksI R mining district brs ss deT E saa0 ft ihspee 's des E DO it ta los n,en srbass ,ssrs " Ne on aiAie rock ia place projsctinr algv, aians eiss ...i !. sil.i build moand of stonea ~ ~ cor to Gro hpniio Minins Ciafm- srS...... "a ,sH @ min V iAn feet so h N ger of rlss5, @@lssrs @ =, esAte stons aoxsss ins I, ia sba sroand and snrsounded same ,.isk - ~ sai s.,s s f'ls eione saarked No a Orissnsi = ,,e ~ i,.s nen 2, hfS \ so des B ai ft Thssss N et siAlin Hhero sai alafs stone s1TisxSl {rs q "a grsund and h1ild mound of stones sll 2.
 x ,' ss ssss z, ei 9'S5ksd ssoRe steae marked slAls steEa 4lxitz12 ias e iB Frons1 .,,a s. vislailfa sAa,e with mound of stones stone NsfAsi < Ne Ne loeslion aon found. aad @ stone marked Q Q No for s W eo- ts, Gro Rplate Mining Claim where I sat s siaIa atone Iasdtxtz inc ft in ground Stone snarl,.d shaeb An cut in the lace of slate iessre e e high lIy 100 e long hss N Ta sle,e W si <, fheDee a deg | Soe C to inifial mon N sB NU 1 I,lane ef beginainR.
 Magnetic sariasion a des min EcontAsnsns ihtN arraa
 The location of this nliae ss fecoedod in sha Recssrdsg'a office of Prascall Id book is of snlEaes. af pAees 70 and A2i Ana and Rii per- soas claiming adversely nny portion of sad Haath Ora Belle mine or surface ground Fys3uifesi t0 te tbeir atteFsa csaims with the kfzistsg of the United statgs Land Offee at fFescett in the County of fAsstns, Arizona Ter riiery daring the sixty days fAsri.si of pntllcn- usn ietaof oF they will be harrsd hy virtue sf tia pfeyisions of the stAtuta.
 J. c. MARTIN. Register.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
Shoes! Shoesl Shoes!

Ladies', misses and chlldrens' The largest stock and lowest prices in the city come and seo them. You will be sure to Suy. Fifty varieties of men and boys shoes. The finest selection in town. Yen are sure to be pleased ip style, quality and price by the Bashford- Burn.ister Company,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
CItv Warrants.

I will pay general fund warrants, city of Prescott, up to No. 52l, iu- elusive, on presentation Interest ceases from date. Holders of gen eral fund warrants Nos, i69, 472 and 477, advertised May 9th. 1892, are hereby notified that unless said warrants ara presented before Jan uary |, 1893. the funds set apart Tor their redemption will be used Ill payment of warrants next m order oE repistration. GEo. S. PORTER,
 City Treasurer Prescott Dec. l5, 1892.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04

ACheyeune telegram says; Maa- gre particulars of a desperate fight between two United States deputy marshals aud baud df five horse thieyas at Hyattsyille, Johnson county, Wyo, m which five of the participants were killed, are received. Marshais Jaa,es Huff and W H. Nutcher attempted to arrest the thieves. ia the ight they lost their lives alieF killing Ira Walk, Ace Aehmiek and anotiier thief The The other two thieras escaped. bat 8 posse will start after them.
 Dr C. F. Gray, af ,laoiis, g graduate of lhe Indiana iental col lege, arrived in Prescott ou last nights train. and will remain here fog some time in the practice of his profession.
 Mrs. Bennett. who received such serious uiuries recently by being ihrown from wagon, in Skull val ley, is now reported to be in fair way of recovery.
 United States troops defeated Mexican reyolui5oni,is m fight re- gently in souihesn Texas.
 X dnei has been filed for record from Frank NcCsbe so Wells X Packard for ths Sink to Rise mine. Consideration named being Sb.0
 John S. Jones will double the capacity of his mill at Chaparal gnlen at once,
 D. F. Mitchell visited Inc Davis group on Slate creek yesterday and says that they are iu Sue condition.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
Notice of Forfeiture.
PRmcoTr, ARIZONA. Oct; 3, 1892. To W. NJ; Vaughn, his heirs. executors and administrator:

PRnCoTT, ARIZONA, Oct; 3, 1899. To W. NJ; Vaughn, his heirs. executors
 and administrators;
 You and each of you are hereby notified that we, the undersigned, have expepded three hundred $3CD) dollars in labor and improvements in and upon that certain mining claim, situate lying and being in Pine Grove mining district, Yavapai county Arizona Territory, known, located and called the "Old Reliable" in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Sec ton 6ss4, Revised Staintes of the United States. That one hundred dollars thereof was expended in the year 1850: one hundred dollars thereof in the year 1891. and one hundred dollars the year 1s92. That said labor and expenditure was made during said years as above specified. for the pur- pose of holding said claim being the amount required to be performed during said years Fespe lively under the mining laws of the che United States. And if within ninety days fnon the service of shis notice hg publication you, s,id W. M. Vaughn, your halrs. GEecGtoTs and administrators. f1i or seifiss to contribEte yosr rroportion ot 4ech eXpend1turo ga co-oNner h said ninluB claim yene Interest thersls Ell fse forfeited and ss,c0faa tha property of eea uildarsi gfasds astilr snd hY virtue of tho provisions of Gl1d rsefiuR sst Isnvsss1 Statute oI tha United asss
 w. C. hAsUE1RD.
 A H HI -fs tTss-s-s1-l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04

4 Rr.shs Neunr Mans End.

F. X. Tritle, Jr.. received a tele- gram today from his father at Lynn, Massachusetts, announcing the death there this morning of Frank
 II. trltle. Governor and Mrs. Tritle tt will be remembered were sum noned to Lynn about month ago hy the serious illness of their son. Alter their arrival letters received rom ihem werc somewhat hopeful, but at the same time contained an undeftohe of doubt and unoert ainty as Co the iinal result of his illness,
 Deceased was about 2i years old and was an exceptionally bright young man. Leaving college about four years ago he took a position with the Edison Electric Company aud from the time he entered their employ be made rapid advancement in electrical knowledge aud skill About eight months ago he was given position with tho Thompson. Houston Electric Company, where he showed the same proficiency as with tho former company and. was rapidly promoted. and at the time of being taken sick about two months ago bad beea offered and had accepted the position Of cleo trical engineer at the Worlds Fair. His illness commenced about two months ago with severe cold fol- lowed by rheumatic fever, which finally affected hts heart. During his entire illness his brother Stewart was with htm and daring the latter part af his illness was attended by his father and mother,
 The relatives Of deceased have the sincere sympathy of this community as we'll as ol the people ol Arizona generally in the iess uf aa affection ato sou aud loving brother.
 Mrs. TFitle has been called upon to drink deeply of the cisp of sorrow during tho past year. During that time death has taken two of her brothers. tn whom she was devoted with all he love aud affection of sisters heart, and now a son. in whom she had conferred Ihe fondest hopes for the future, is taken away. No word that tho mind can frame or the toug,e speak, can oaer consola- tfon iu saeh aa hnuy of ailliction; aud comfort io hc as hing, bleeding heart can only come from Him who ways are past finding out. but ''who q oih alt things Meli,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
,,,. uo,,.,,y, season

Will be at hand before we are aware of it. Persons who contemplate having work done in my line would do well to arrange for their sittings without much delay. Don't wat until stormy weather sets in. If you do. | will not be able to finish work in time. Respectfully,
 ERWIN BAER, If Photographer,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
SAruRpAY's DArLY.

SAruRpAY's DAmy.
 City election next Tuesday. Watch meeting tonight at the
 NJ. E. church.
 Dr. c. F. Gray, of Indianapolis, is a guest of Hotel Burke. School opens again Tuesday morn
 ing, after weeks vacation
 The cold wave is passing of as
 suddenly almost as 1t came
 WI. Grey returned last night
 from trip along the A x r. roao'
 T. E. Burt has filed bis oath and bond as constable of Seligman pre- einct.
 Us. Joues returned last aight from visit to his children at San Diego.
 Samuel Ha has filed . lien against the Virginia Goid Mining company, for Sl,0l5, 70.
 The dance given by the \. M. ;. c. last night was very pleasant one, aud was well attended.
 H. $. Van Slyek, general agent of the A. X P. railroad at \ lbuquerque, came in on last nights train, and left thls morning.
 Watch meeting at the M. 2 church. Marina St, this evening All who will may come. Services begin at s;SsA
 The board of supervisors to-day audited the bill of Sherill Lowry for Si. i85. 10. and made settlement with him for licenses collected. The amount of licenses for the fourth quarter uf the year were Sl,l55, and for the year S22,551
 New Years services at the First NJ. l. ciurch; l'caching morning and evening. Reception of mem- bers after morning sermon. Ep- worth League at 6:'}0 p. m. All are welcome. aud wlll be made to feel at home, Stranger come. stay i've minaies after service and get ac- quSinted. C. J Chase, pastor
 A head end collision between two freight trains IS reported to have occurred east 0f Ash Fork. y,,ster- day morning, through the failure of an operator Co giye orders. One froman Is reported killed. and an engineer aud fireman misssing, sup posed to he buti0d in the wFc,k, while the other engineer is serio asly injured.
 County Racorier Akcrs closed his term of office this evening, with recorded that has been filed for record up to date. During his four years incumhcney of the office he has proven a most efficient and Obliging official The work of he office has beea kept mp to date all the time, his office has always been open aud his work faithfully and correctly done. In fact, he has giveu less cause far complaint than ,he best of officials, and it should be a source of qualification to him that he retires with a clear record.
 If 10000 gallons ol water are be. ing pumped, and 31,O00 gallons are being sold daily to consumers, at 8 cents per thousand gallons, or at the rate of S3l5 per month, there does not seem to be any occasion Tor any controversy over the water question. Taking into considera ton the experience the city has had during the past year with its water system. this showing ought to be satisfactory to the most obstinate 'kIeker,' and by the polythsistie iath of our contemporary. tho cy nic. yho find faults with it, should have lis supply of water shut of and be made to duuk beer. For once al east the JOUESAL-MISE stands pst with its contemporary on the water question:.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
Mining 1n,si,,rr,,,o

The tunnel being run at the Sen
 ator mine IS said to have cut through SIX we'll defined lodges fore, one of them being fourteen feet in width. The tunnel now only lacks aDvat fifty feet of being completed
 the entire length of over l,3t0 feet.
 Wm- Murphy, superintendent of Curry X Townsend's Lackawana I.1.'--1, 1 -'.', Loato Basin, is in town. ne says that the mine is m ss-splep- 5ld condition, there being an abun- Iaaee oi ore in sight. The ore is 99igh grade and the vein large They expect to start the mill up soon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
srsDA1's DAirY.

EsDAI's DAIY.
 G. ". Yickers came in yes'er
 om Congress.
 karved seats at Aitken's for the
 Ert to be given December ~
 Train failed to arrive until
 sht last night and then
 kbt no eastern mail.
 C. Miller sent two SIX horse to Hillside yesterday with
 ies and two more today.
 ,er Wells fell down a shaft
 forty-6ve feet deep yesterday
 Bug. receiving slight injuries
 W. and R. c. Brown of i..2. sna Enterprise, convicted "t 8ng Brewster Cameron, were 11ced by Judge Sloan to hve 6eaeh in the peEitentiary.
 El,antry k Sons, the $. F, r. < k;Iroad contractors, have opened Bf;ce in Prescott with F. E.
 ory in charge. They expect to k their general offices and head kters to Prescott m about SIX kS
 &J. Stewart came in from Ash
 yesterday to nurse a mashed s which he had the misfortune
 .t caught between the bumpers .Fo cars on the new railroad. No 1As were broken and he will be . to report for duty again very 3hile soliciting correspondence |a all parts of the county, core hdents are required to always their names to letters. The @ need not be published but Is Aired as matter of good faith. Itter from Turkey creek has been .igned to the waste basket on punt of it lacking a signature. rescott Lodge No. 1 has received 'autifuIly engrussed and hand- ely framed resolutions of thanks a a Maine lodge, K. of F., to .h the late Milford L. Higgins ,nged, thanking the lodge here Ihe interest and care taken in deceased turing his late illness. Higgias came here for the ben of his health and died at the gress mine. the K. of P. showing the kindest attention and talk charge of his remains and ship . them east.
 he Season for January, 1898, just ived, with the new year just ing before us. h addition to usual designs will be found a Der of handsome designs for lemons wear. In the artistic tratioas are many very hand , new ideas. On every page be found something we'll wor- of our attention. We would special attention to the eXquls- design for walking costume, trated on Colored Plate 96S; it " new and exceedingly hand }. Two handsome evening cos ss on ColOred Plate 967; also ing wrap. On Plate 964, ten lmes are shown of elegant de- , for dinner and evening dress Ie latest shades and combina- 3. The Season gives also a great ,ty of all seasonsble garments, the diagrams and descriptions plain and practicable, and easi- produced. By sending direct hce, patterns of all inc illustra- ] found m the Season can be ob- sd, if desired. at reasonable IS. The Season Is well worth a 3 in every home; there Is some 2 of interest for each member le family, and no more accept present. 70 ladies can he found 8 years subscription to The Dn. Yearly Subscription, S3.50. e Copies, 90 cents. The In- tiOnsl News Company, S3 & lane Street, New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04

The Michigan saw-mill company have about fifty men at work at Challendar getting out logs for lumber. Mir. Brown. the manager, has not settled definitely whether he will erect the mill at Challendar or Williams. This company have purchased the Perrin lumber, GOV nrIm. ..L L..l al.ra. = L..s-L. Dem
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04

An ex-judge and an attorney en- gagged m a fight in a San Francisco court room, and were sentenced to pay a fine of $500 each and to go to !all iorssdve days, by the judge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
The Grip

caves its victims very weak and Febilitated. Hoods Sarsaparilla is lst what is needed to restore the lrength and yigor so much de- red shd to expel ail poison from be blood.
 HooD'S PHLS cure sick headache.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
Heard ss Supervisors.
TurRsDAv, Dee. e9.

IHCRSDAV, Dee. 29 Board met at 10 o'clock pursuant to ad djournmeEt
 The following bills were audited and allowed on the expense fund;
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
The Best Medicine.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
ioo Doses Ono Dollar

And more Rocky Mountain Jewell " for less money than any other place in town, from
 VIZ :. C. WYSKoor & Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04

" L. Yo,k Of Prescott Junetioa $ n town,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
Our notto

eoriar's worth soy . doiisr ls ths motto Of Hoods sATsapaTsIia This sne1i- cine is a hiahly concentrated exsrset of sarraparina and other veIl kaowa vcge- table fcsIrd.-s, and is pTouoaaCca hy cx- poTts the strongest and bcst preparation oi ths kind yet produced. tt owes its pecu- liar strength end medicinal merit so the fact that Co is ,gcParsd bf Combination, Proportion and FFocsEs
 Peculiar to Itself. Discovered by the proprictora of Hood's Barsspsrilla. and kn0Sn Co no other tnedi- cine. Its prompt action on the bloess rs- moves sii impurities. and cures scrofals, salt rhcain. sores. haiis, pimples all hu- moTS. and ai disGases co affections arising from impare b.asid 0f low state of the ayEteFn.
 have taken uoost's saraparills and hBd lIta he thr best hlaod purifier l have sysf ased. AES. u. E1gLn, kubuFn. Cal
 The Best Medicine.
 -Ihsve uscd flx bottles of Hoods sarsa paftila flf iudlrcsi lon. ft hos helped me a gfcat deal ] think E is the best medi- cine foe indig, slioR nad dyspepsia" Ma \. A. LAvpfgnAEE, lp5 North Fifth Street Sea J lsc, Gal
 Hoods Sarsaparilla es'd by druegis.S q; six farSs Preaarea ou,y hy C. l. HOop k Ca. ApothseaEies, l-o~tll, Mas.
 ioo Doses Ono Dollar
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
SUMMONS.
In the Justice's Court. Prescott Precinct favapai County, Arizona. Before HKSRv T. ASDsKxs. ]. P. J. L. FISHER, Plaintiff.
 Versus W. E. PEDLEY, Defendant;

 Action brought in Justices Court of Present.
 Precinct, in the County of faYaBai
 Territory of Arizona. Territory of Arizor s a1a eraetir~ tcwE lPedley.
 You are hereby sFlnuansli au,l ra1uirs.f i., appear in an actiof hreueh agaln sn hy the above named ,laiaaf u Che 5a-Frre's Court Of Prescott Precinct iu fne county af fayRpai, in the T FFitlre uf afEuua. and answer the oompllu- ale3 te sad Court. af Prescott, in said county. within nve days texclusive of the day of sar-sca after the service upon you ul tf,is sumuiaas .f served in this precinct, but if served out Of tue prs,- cinct and within the county, then within ten days; and if served out of the county, then within fifteen days; in all other cases twenty days.
 Said action is brought to recover the sum of one hundred and twenty-oae and 3-l0Q. dollars.
 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint, as above required, said plaintiff will take iudg ment against you for the a, aount demanded as aforesaid, and for all rehef in the prem ises. ss.a sa- costa of suit.
 Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under nay hand this 2sth day of August, A. D. lsss2
 HENRY T. ANDREWS, Justice of the Peace, Yavapai County, Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04

A strong wind paid us a visit yes terday morning, doing slight dam age to fences, fues and outbuild- iRgs. It blew down A. T. Cor nishe's ice house, E. s. Wilcox's blacksmith shop, a flew on his livery stable. a flue on the dwelling house of T. G. Norris, one on J. B. Tap pans dwelling, tore the front gable of of Mrs. McCabe's lodging house. damaged the east wall of the Xiii patrick building on Railroad ave nue and loosened some of the roof ing on the same building. Several roofs were partially loosed and some fencing and nine trees were blown down iB 3ittraUt parts o' ihs city.
 F'sE5s1 DeMJlTat
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04
List or Letters

Remaining in the Prescott. Arizona p0Stofice Dec. 29. 1892:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-01-04

FIaE5lsd DgmleIat
The evening world., 1893-09-23
REMARKABLE INCOME TAX BILL.
Provides for Raising 40 Much Money
as III PAID for Pensions.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-Represen-
tative De Almond. OF Missouri, has pre-
rather remarkable lines. 1t imposes a
tax on all incomes in excess of $1,000
pared n bill for Il graded income tax on
per nnu the amount 10 be fixed each
year by the Secretary OF the Treasury.
the total amount OF revenue to be Sc
cured to be equal to the amount appro
priated for the payment OF pensions for
hat year.
incomes ranging from $1,000 to $780, O
as n basis. that on incomes Of from $50, =
on to $1,000 shall be twice AS large;
on incomes Of from 3lO0,yc to 10000.
thr te times as large. on Incomes OF from
500. CO to SEQ 90. four times as large. on
incomes OF from $4,000 to 81 100000 1--WE
times as large. and on all Incomes In
The evening world., 1893-09-23
Helm Wauted--Maie.

WANTED, IN EvKaY SCHOOL IN Brooslyn.sfsv
Who eau msa. moasy t.st sooasn ia /, mouth to sei
q good bicycle, . good ~atcn or almost Auythinf
tnS, s os o,l.r ins,sh.ndse s.nS..:ias Soad psS:
onJ tho,s acceptei WHO'S parents Eiy. co SEM
World.
WANTED--Compctent man to take charge and
operate an aricsian-weli drill and pay owner a
percentage. must have had experience and be able
TO give references and security. Apply by letter,
3l2 West 2ith ~.
Twenty first class car body builders.
Apply to the Superintendent Of the j. W.
Fowler Car CO.. Elizsbcthport, y. j.
WANTED - Firstriass hoinSna-makcT: good
wages. Inquire 81 Manhattan ave-. Brooklyn.
WAN ED man to tsss an Oh . ana rs pn,.
"a required, Address Ma iuiac'urer' boh w. lest
Acton. Mass.
wANTED-saiesmen; salary from start perma-
nent place. Brown Bros. Co, Nurserymen'
Rochester, n. Y.
WANTED, billiard attendant, elevator runners,
hall boys, Kitchen inau, engineer; also colored.
Cosmopolitan Employment Bureau. e0o 9Th ave
WANTED In the Office OF a shipping and commits
sion house a young man about l6 years OF age;
salary 81 pcr week Address H., box 22 World
W~ANTED-Two honest. energetic men to engage
with us for fail and holiday season: experience
not necessary good opening and steady positions
50 Park place.
WE HAVE AGENTS making $50 per day taking
advertisements from the leading firms OF our
EiecsIis Guest Call. which Is p, IN hotels RE- Sts
money. For full particulars address The
Electric Guest Call Co, Frank o. Smith q Co.
Sole Agents, La Crosse. Wisconsin.
YOUNG IAN about IS. In gents furnishing and
hat store; must have some experience in bust
ness none but those with frst-class reference
neei apply. Iticser Bros. 57th st. and 9th ave.
A.-BAkGAlNS-Suits slightly damaged by water,
worth 1913. for sc. so. 2O0 fistbush ave .b'slyn.
MONTAUK HOTEL. A Bowery; water. towel,
mirror. &C. In every room; 25c SIS weekly.
- HrA AZ A Nr,H-v 49, -n t--r,
lodgings. loc. II night spring beds; fire" baths.
so MEN WANTED, Palma House. 90 powerI:
The evening world., 1893-09-23
ANARCHISTS SHORT OF CASH.
Convicted Rioters Appeal 20 Their
Fellows in Vain.

A large crowd gathered around Essex
Market Police Court this morning to
witness the ~arraignment OF Bernard
Pachman, Carl Feldman and Arthur
Press. the Anarchists arrested last
night for creating a disturbance in Pike
street.
They were charged with disorderly
conduct before Justice Noorhis. Press
was fined SO for carrying n revolver,
Pachman the same amount for throw
Ing a stone at the police and Feldman
was discharged for lack Of evidence.
The men were unable to pay their
fines They pleaded with n numbe of
their sympathizers to contribute towards
the payment. but not one listened to
their pleadings.
They We're escorted to prison, cursing
In Hebrew n Russian the police, the
Justice and the capitalists.
In the mean line large crowds had
collected around the Anarchistic head
quarters at II pike street. A squad OF
police kept the would-be disturbcrs
continually on the move.
The orthodox Hebrews. whose reli
! gious observances the Anarchists at
tempted to dcsecrate, kept in the back.
ground and avoided another outbreak
such AZ too place last night.
The Anarchists will hold a benefit to.
night for Emma Goldman. They vii.
try to raise money enough 70 lefrdy thu
expenses OF her coming trial.