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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Aionsthe Grade.

Foreman Walsh's force k grad ing the street be,we'n Clark and Adams saw mill and the railroad ill near the depot grounds.
 The rock cut near Martin Maicr's place in West Prescott has been completed.
 The end of the track yesterday evening was within a half mile oi the south end oG tho rocks.
 It seems that John Duke Gid not prohibit tho contractors from haul ing bridge and piliug timber, through his place, but insisted on the gate leading to the field ba kept locked. An extra lock and keys being procIrrd the work went, on without cessation.
 Foreman Trainor has broken camp at Whipple having completed his work there, and is now iu camp just over the summit at Iron Springs.
 On account of heavy rock work between hero aud Skull Valley it will be impossible to work all ot the teams on 1t. Contractor Lautry will therefore locate a camp near Phenix for the extra animals and will pile up the grade this way.
 It is estimated that it will take from five to seven months Co yon jplete the work over tlic summit.
 The following are the names of stations between Ash Fork and Prescott and the distance of each one from Ash Fork: Ramsgate . miles; Meath, s; Wicklow. l7; Rock Butte, l9; Limestone Canyon, 23; Cedar Glade. p; Chino $7; Clear Spring. fl. Jerome Junction, 4S; Massick, 54; Prescott, 50.
 A Flagstaff paper reports that \. B. Hibben. president of the Arizona Sandstone Go. has the contract to build a union depot at Ash Fork. IL will be built of stone from the company's quarry east of town, and the stone will all be cut here. Me. Hibben will put force of men at work next week preparing the stone.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Miniux Intellisepcc.


 The Pheninx Republican contains the following concerning ouc uf Yayapai county's gold producers. The recent rich strike il the Luke mine in the BradshaW mouu- tains, Navapai county give, to that property a prominent p'r- haps the most prominent position among the iirst-clls~ silver proiuc- CTS of Arizona. The owners ui tho property, Luke aud Kirkland. have been sinking a shaft from tine sur. face and tuuncling southwark Co meet the end of a stope worked by the owners of au adjoining claim. The connection was made last week, aud disCloScs body ur -ul- phide aud chloride ore that far cX- Cee,is in size auu richness heir most brilliant expectations At 8 depth of eiShtv-thrce feet iu the shaft they touched the top of tine ure chute. rich. but only uln inch iu width. At ninety feet tur pay streak had widcucd to eight inches. and here they ran icfel of sixty five feet ant sunk a Wiu.o fifteen feet deep, finding the pay streak a5 that depth over a foot in tAitknos. and aSsayiug SlW DOT ton. Here they rau level twenty feet clch way from the foot of Jh, wing, finding the ore to be of a uniform width of sixteen inches. X thrae- foot shot at the south end of ,he level broke into the stop, tury wore m search of, and thor,, at depth of l25 feet from the surface, tho ore body is nearly three feet ia thick ness and almos, solid metal 20 realize what an eXtranrliulry bllv of ore Is here, one must remember that the Tip Top m.ue, socuul uuiy to the famous Silver klaga- a pro ducer. could never, even n its pal miest days. bo1s; oi a pay streak ot over eight inches in width, aul thai. too, at a depth of 7o0 fcrt. lt is far within the truth ta state that the shipping ore already disclosed by the workings am umt- tp twelve ear loads. Being iu the midst oj a pine forest on lhc summit ui the Bradshaws, both wood and wafer are pract .ally ineXhaustibic, and situated as it is, on lofty ridge, with hundreds ol feet of sheer de scent on either side, it presents every facility for economical ani proiita- ble working.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
PREscorr, February 2, 1893.

If the pictures labelled thigh art" in some publications are correctly named the lovers of the beautiful will have to content themselves with "low" art,
 Mrs. Clara Emmons, of this city, was appointed notary public by Governor Murphy. Mrs. Emmons is the second lady in the Territory to receive the new honor-Phenix Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
To the Cl.,.en. Of rrr.eo,,.

The undersigned has just pur. chased an ice manufacturing ma chine of the very latest design in every respect, and which he will have in operation just as soon as it can be received here and placed in position. The machine will have a daily capaity of making fifteen tons of ice, and the Ice will be made from the very purest water obtain able, and will be clean and clear and free from all defects and impur; ties. It will be sold at as low a price as natural ice was ever sold for and will be delivered to all parts of town. All parties, who are consu- mers of ice, are respectfully solicited to reserve their orders for the season until they secure prices and terms from me and see samples of the ice manufactured.
 Very respectfully,
 MARTIN MAYER.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
THLEGR8PHIJ
M lN0dHDRM 10 l0GRSILaR
sIsuatIoa stIn Threatening.

| -'~Nee~tt-@ @~eAA A4@NNAN1AAaka
 BRussELIs, April 1S.- Rioting stiIl continues and the riots are spread ing. The situation throughout all of Belgium is still very threateniug
 They Have is an Their Own Way. OxAHA, April lS.-The strike af mechanics in the Union Paci6c shops has extended from Omaha to Por1ian! Three thousand men arc now affected by the strike. No effort has yet been made to fill hs place of the strikers.
 To Be a Rattle of Giants.
 TOPEKA, April lS.-A ra;lroad man today sL eaking of the strikes now on betw, en the Santa Fe and Union Pacific and employees says that these strikes are only the beginniag of trouble which is to test the rela- tivestrenghth of railroad conpanies and organized labor all over the United States. He says that al the more important roads of the country have signed an agreement not Co enter into any more contracts with OkSduALc0 AaDoE auu cAfclluG ANHe tracts will be annulled at the eaTiest opportunity.
 Sent Up For Six Weeks.
 LONDON, April 1S.-The Dowagar Duchess of Sutherland was sen fenced to-day to six weeks impris onment for contempt of court Or refusing to return documents quired in court. The aHair cat great sensation.
 Married Q Scion of Nobility
 NEw YoRx, April is Earl Cr, was married today to Miss Ger Ina Martin, a young American ae ess.
 B~lioeh Hsids His Mexican late .ss
 CITT oF MEXICO, April IS. be report that T. s. Bullock has the Monterey and Gull gailroa the Southern Pacific COmpa denied here. Mir. Bullock still tains control of the road. anC recently secured concession fa several hundred miles addiii road
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Wanted.

Reliable person to take exclusive control, on new plan, of the circula- ton of my Worlds Fair Magazine, 'WoRLp's COLOMBIAN EXPOSITION IL LusrRArEp." authentic organ of the Fair, in Prescott. Stamp for partic- ulars. J. B. CAMPBELL,
 I59 X l6l Adams St., Chicago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Fuatvs Otil,

FmWs OuA
 E. F I8gohsutuueI.um Fher.s last evening.
 H. J Allen returned home Ca Jerome to-day
 The public schools. win reopen again next Monday.
 F.. j. Austin returned last even ing from a visit to Tonto Basin.
 Hugh McCrum, the retired mer chaut and capitalist, of San Fran cisco is in town.
 J. W. Wilson has received nearly q ear load of new goods during the past few days.
 Judge F. W. French returned last evening from an official visit Co the country.
 A. H. Sparre and wife have sold '"eir residence in south Prescott to t J Dunkle for $500.
 R Coleman, superintendent of track 'ng on the S. r. z. d r.. railroad, $ in town last night
 Joau W s,b, administrators of the estate O' lohn Malloy deceased has applied 70 the proba.e court Tor a1 orlar ot sale of the personal prop eJly helonging to the ostate.
 Wm. Ryan the prisoner who was sant after two buckets ol water, and who "neyer came baas any more" was charged with grand iaF ceuy. a rather serious chare@
 John Bull was the namo ot laa brakeman killed yesterday Ui A-a Fork. \ telegram to F. F. FrsHt of Copper Basin. where bud iag merly resided, conveyed tbu ui1r nation.
 John Wcbb's teams have returned from the White Hills, on account of scarcity of work thoge \ Var- ton of them are employei iu irg,sat- ing to Jerome while others arc at work hauling supplies from { the.rj of the track to the graders ,1.un.
 Tom Morris, the world h.a'er foot racer, met his match la.f --t. urday at santa Ana. CI'it0rp g. t mau named Pulley. They ru. |. race for S6,O0O which Was s.nu hr Pulley by about niue feet. J. P. Dillon, of Prescott, was there and is now on his way hom', to arrive tomorrow.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Iimt. For I,nmc conrDr,-

Eat slowly and you will not over eat.
 Keeping the feet warm will pre- vent headaches.
 Late to breakfast hurried for dinner cross at tea.
 A short needle makes the most expedition in plain sewing.
 Between husband and wife little attentions beget much love.
 Always lay your table neatly, whether you have company or not Whatever you may choose to give away always be sure and keep your temper.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Ann,hsr Honey Mine.

\ few months since the JOURNAL MINER told about Uncle Jimmy Moore finding a honey mine in t he rocks near Kirkland Valley. He obtained a large amount of honey in the crevices of the rocks by blasting them out.
 About five miles beyond the Gas tie Creek Hot springs in a barren butte about three hundred feet high near the stage road, about a dozen swarms of bees seom to be located, and it is estimated that the clefts of the rocks contain five or six tons of honey. Many of the rocks are overhanging and the honey is exposed to view in the clefts. A. T. Marsh it is alleded has located the claim an! proposes to develop it and take out the honey contained in the rocks. Who says that mining for honey may not yet become permanent industry
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
4 Great "a

E% One of tE- l@ the ts do valley, s.,s-i ty of water for irrsgaJ acres of alfalfa, two bearing good house, eorrsls, .Sc. sold cheap with oF without hold furniture and with or w horses, cattle, &. on zeoouu sickness. For further partic'. cali at this oliiCe or on the uno signed owner three miles ilelc Camp Verde. doSEFR MELVIN An 10 tfw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Ann.Incs. Opportunity.

"Just received fine and cheap stock of spring clothing and dry goods of all descriptions. We will sell these goods at very reasonable rate. Call and look at them.
 tm3 A. WoLLENBURG X Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

''Stargo," Orange Blossom" and Mercantile Cigars can be bought only at Aitken's Cigar Store. If
 The republican Senators are a minority, but all the same they had their way about the new officers of the Senate. The officers have been elected, but will not take their places until the next session.
 Senator Chandler is right. Let the new immigration law be carried out to the letter. That's what it was enacted for.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Notice.

Just received and almost gone five tubs of Minnesota Artic Cream cry Butter, at J. H. MILLS. Wyn- koops' old stand. alta
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
S10 REWARD!lI

FQr oRe bay horse branded S5 oa left hip and vented. Supposed t,, be on the Verde. Daliver to Alex Harris, Prescott, A> 2
 B. E. JOSLIN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Notice for Publication.

lsASp OFFICE Aa rhE>Cus.r As-tessN
 AuEu a tesa. kotire Is heEehs KiVsa that tfe telioEils nani.'s settler has fled noticeGf his intenton to wEke final proof in support of his eistm, sud tezt eatc syroof will ba made befCre the Register sna Re- csiverAt Prescott AFisnua. ul thurassy. Hay 2A 1895. Niz Thomas Holland, hiues.-s1 Ap- nlication No S90, for flf'fs | snd hE4 AE4 af section township lN H < W and ofs4 sf SHa of section sS township N l V
 He naI,asss the f1llOWirE itglazssf Ca FEUfa sts continuaus rssldence upon and c1lrivAtloa St saic land, via; Oreu 4. Ensign. Henry hilbsras Francis |. hufehett, jansfs AcdGinesa, ali CT
 ] c. MARTIN. Register. k.frtftil..i ,afinr. At.rf, ta isQsA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Nnnh Wanted.

Proposals wanted for two hundred cords of wood wanted at the Silver Belt mine Auga Fria. Delivery to commence at once. Address all bids to Charles NJ. Clark, P. 0. Box PIE, Prescott Arizona, until May l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Nntirr.

Is hereby gixen that SchleSsinger is in no wise connected with the Montezuma lunch rooms.
 WM. DULIN. Prescott, April ,, 1893.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
For sale.

A square piano for sale very cheap and on easy installments. En- quire of l.. Thomas. mltt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
No,lce for pablisa........

q. ; LAND OFFICE.
 frcseOts- AF'so2R. April is. lssl. Notice is hereby sipen that ,AS IoiloainE uanled settler hAs hied notice sf hfs ,r.estseu to make fnal proof in sgpport of his cslln and tiiAt sad proof will b. made hetoFs ihs keSis,sf sud ta. csiver at Prescott ATigons, ou s@sgrisy. Juna g 1888, via: John z khis. Homestead Application No s94 fes sl,s Gss - scctioa q twp IS Range West.
 He names the foiioxiz.- wjtnze=es c. peoge hag continuous residence uI.la Sl egissyatirs ul s1i4 land Tiz: A. ID. Aisma. af Prescott Aitgsa Shapp of Skud valley. B v Grape Gf Szlls val isy. D P Nichols of Skuii valley,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
oFysCE--OrpOzrrKr IRE Posroruoa=
DROPOSAIS FOR

DROPOSAIS FOR FORAGE AND \ STRAW, HeadquaFters Department of Arizona, office of the Chat QnaItnrmas- ter, Los Angeles, Cal. March a, lso7 Sealed proposals in triplicata, viii ba re- ceived at this office, and at the office of the Quartermaster at each of t6e pssts below named until II o'clock a. In.. l20merdian time, on April 70, 1898, ard then opened ia the presence of attending bidders. faT fus- nishing Forage and Straw. at Fort Grant and Whipplc Bargacss, A. D.. and Forts Marcy and Niucaie. N B. during the fiscal year ending Juno s1. is
 Preference given to article o5 domestic ut, . duction and manufactuTe conditions I'd v price und quality being ecuai. and sach ge ference given to articles ut American -n- duction and manufacture produced ua he Pacific Coast to the extsr of the consntlss. tiOn required by the pull 'ic service tsafsi. Proposals for qnantitiesl s thaa the wboia required, or for deliverya at points other than those named, will be entertained Specia- cations, general instructions ts bidders aue blank forms of proposal VII be furnished or application here or at the ollicea of the fe spective Post QuaFtermast TH. E TRUE. Assistant QuartermasteF, | S. d., "a ahsrszss of office. rh2g-7 K -s,sFs-1e
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Wantel.

A man and wife, without children. to take charge of and run a ranch. Apply at the City Feed Yard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Fiae Bargains.

E1 Just received fiue and cheap stock of spring clothing and dry goods of all descriptions. We win sell these goods at a very reasonable rate. Call and look at them.
 tm3 A. WoLLENBURG x Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

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 Read slu. ssf,.s,i~ament of ''ye .ld r,rtg- eonysr'e' ,u this jssne. Jack Isy.4 ts able 'o be around gan arseran illness uf several days. Jaa4e haaress seut two "vags" l, the chain gang yesterday, for days
 Nl Ida Marion has burned to 'ah.1-,.:2 where she will raside n be f,sIurr.
 .O. E. RrBer, aa a..oroey- y-at-laa. Sl J.s. .ph Missouri, arrived oa lSt ais1. s t,a.a.
 .Frru ti,e.to -iz traius loaded ez- lust,-sg N0a oranges pass cast. s.d orei the A- A 2. o-r~, day ew.
 .aI ,. Hickey and his uis ase |a ing So vigorous lgh r has sp- Ear.eut a~ svpera. lt ui tsr trIrtuusi prison.
 'kebert Parsons v lHs se g. Andrews tu.. w'lt VinE a brick tH.a'". e ua- iet QLE4 .1 le F. W. ta 'heHlL 60 att, .. r..i apr-w- com be 6.i goa. A . hold pU1t
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 rm.r3lai Rev. Y. L. Guthrie r,a 1t iue Methodist church H Friday afternoon. The re- os w.ie me. at A~atahrla by J. Prank and HarF-, -lrie and .uo4uial ro tls- .ace where -r We're mo. at che Lake Shore .Fst oy lr.-ea,loa Nf Custer .,r, c. \. E., an5 taken to the .ar,h. Tas -.ri,us Nere con lela3 nv Dr. o-hnr.s a-sisted by r Pea ee. Dr. '.-- nd Rev 5..la. Tj1ll members of Custer 'a-. acted as pail bearers. The urrai wa- largely attended as the ,seasct was Eu,Wa aerc nee boy u-1. Those pre~-a, tlum abroad .a-e Nr-. Caroline Daalail. Painesz' HIe; Harvey l1r.Air 5Iua.ay, Ohio, 7 5. 5u;hg.e. Beilevle, Ohio. Mrs. 4oihi @, who was 30 former Marsh Iiio j. ly. and ~ga. ac.a-lV nled the U.itu aud falbsr- remains from t, s5l... Couueaul lraio) Re nr.ar, Ap1i H.
 Tlr ti.y uHnher of ti Overland 'e.ra,v vii, omtain 4 article on ..a Architecture al >au Francisco, n. t.rue-t x. HaNutto. Dse and rs5. ly Fraa5 Bailey Willard. A paut.tlilv Illustrated story of two ss-a Iar,.ara u,ys, wall appear, .5t1 B number ofa,a-r hrigat short tories. such as My Goarisr, The Ftau.t t-.l Guas' Tho number ., a.-n cn.lau two illustrated ...r-ii.al ai.s....-. o-e oa SIX utta.o aut ole aa Sheep Shear lg ou the santa Barbara Hands.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
MoxpAysDAllx
T OIto ls rgpoELEd dulIa sIek.

MONDAYS DuIY.
 r. Otto is Tvp5Usd quito 1cE
 Masonic lodge meets for work tonight
 E. A Jordan, of the Verde valley, was m town to-day
 Two more patients joiaed the keeiey institute yestesday.
 The public schools re-opened to- day again for the summer term,
 Tho first strawberries of the sea son arrived here Saturday evening.
 The St. Johus Herald reports the shooting of Jose Padilla by . Navajo Indian.
 Dr. Butcher reports two of Mrs. Rosa A. Miller's children sick with scarlet fever.
 The attention of wood choppers is directed to the advertisement, in this issue, of wood wanted.
 Two of J. C. uartin's children are reported s;vI. with Sofe throat and quarantine has been established against the family.
 Rev. C. J. Chase had a large audience last evening to hear the second of his series of lectures on tac subject of the bible.
 Hugh McCrum, to-day purchased the Cabinet saloon building of John | ,i. Canpell. lie has also been ne- rotiajiug for the purchase of the Palace barber shop
 Meetings at the Baptist church to tav at 2 ant S r. m, con dur' ed by Rev. |. C. Jordan (of the Bautist Homo Mission society," and Pastor Joseph Smale. All are hear tily invited.
 Sadness reigns in the family of Nr. aud Mrs. Alex. Thompson. who rsidc just south of town, on ac- count of the death of their little daughter. MaIir. a"c,i nearly : years. The funeral took place this afternoon.
 A six year old girl of Mir. and Mrs Alex. Thompson oS Banning creek died yesterday with diphtheria. Two others of the family are re- ported sick with it. \ daughter of Mr and Mrs. C. II. Bennett in the sam neighhorhoOd is also reported sick with he same disease.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

Ralph Dillon, of the Courier re- turned last evening from a visit to the Cataract canyon mining district.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
TussBAys DAun

TusspAg's DAun
 " V Horton is expected here lu 8 day or two.
 Boy ticket now for yo olde foikes concert
 Tickets iorye oldo follles' concerle are on sale at J. M Aitken's
 Born, in Prescott April Is to the wife of Dennis \. Burke, son.
 c. F. Fisher is preparing to en- gage in business in Prescott soon.
 Judge Hawkins will hold a term of court at St. Johns within a short time.
 B. NJ. Goidwater returned last evening from his trip east and to California.
 Judge J. l. Hawkins S. P. Behan and Denis \. Burke, returned home last evening from their attendance on the Legislature.
 "JOhn Anderson my Joe John" will be sonng by one of ye wommen syngers at ys olde folks concerto at the Methodist Church next Friday evening.
 J. H Campbell. superintendent of The Virginia Gold Mining Com pany, was in town to-day. He says the mill is still running and the mine k developing well. Dr. Butcher reports five of the Thompson childeu sick with diph- theria. The Bennett girl he says is quito seriously Ill also tue case being of very malignant type.
 Hotel Burke arrivals: C. R. Bush, New York; J. Campbell, Yarnell; W. H. Rho les, Chino; Clark Broden, Sumner, Wash; W. NJ. Lunch. Chino; Michael Peal, Bob Smith, Yarnell.
 Hugh McCrum yesterday pur- chased the Palace barber shop building. This makes him the propritor of three buildings there They are the ones occupied by the Palace and Cabinet saloons and the Palace barber shop.
 Deeds we're recorded today from F. G. Parker to Hugh McCrum and from i. C Campbell to Hugh Me Cum for lots and improvements on the west side of the plaza being the Palace barber shops and Cabinet saloon the price paii being S5,5OO and S6.E0 respectively.
 X patent for l6O acres of land was received at the Prescott land office last evening bearing the signature of Grover Cleveland, being the first patent received here during his present term. The owner of the land Is John Wood, of Coconino county.
 The Mojaye Indians believe that the spirits of their dead go up in smoke to the "White mountain" when their bodies are cremated, and property which Is thrown into the flames runs up with them. They also hayI helil that all tho Mo IaVeS who di, and are not ccallated turn into owls, aud when they hear an owl hooting at night they think It Is the spiit of some Mojaye re turned.
 The late tilt between Senator Harris, of Tennessee, and the Presi- dent wherein tho senator being angered by the presidents treat ment of his recommendation to office, told Mir. Cleveland that he could make all the appointments without his assistance, recalls the fact that he had similar quarrel with Mir. Cleveland during the former ad- miniStration, and for more than three years did not enter the White House.-Ex.
 Notice for Bids.
 Bids will be received until May lst. 1893. for the building of an lee House 25xI0 feet. Rules and spcif- cations given on application. rsRzatst+.. haa ra.rkf f., tafg.t ,na ,s ~fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Shoes! Shoes, Shoes!

Shoes! Shoes! ShOeS-
 Ladies'. misses and chlldrens. The largest stock and lowest prices in the city come and see them. You will be sure to buy. Fifty varieties of men and boys shoes. The finest selection in town. You are sure 10 be pleased in style, quality aud price by the Bashford- -Burnlster Company,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Gold Mines For Sale.

A group of five mines for sale on reasonable terms, near Walnut Grove. For further information al dress $. j. Hodgdon, Walnut Grove, Ariz. f23tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

school" shoes for girls and boys in endless varieties at low prices go to the Bashhrd- Burmister for your foot wear.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

Try one of the Champion" Ci gars at Aitken's. i new brand and daisy. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
HOODS
 SarsaparilIa
 CURES

but before taking Hoods sarsaparillA I hNd paid two physicians sixty dollars for medicine. and Hoods Sarsaparllla gave mo a new lease of life for i've" w. MARSHALL. Commercial Hotel. Stockton, Cal. Get H0OD'A