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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
TUEsDAY's DAuY.

TUEsDAY's DAmY.
 Taxes are now due. Halloween this evening.
 Collection day tomorrow.
 Pay what you can tomorrow. Epworth League social this even ing,
 Coyotes are now killed on the streets of Tucson.
 R. C. Irvine, representing Joe Poheim, the tailor, is in town.
 Miss Stella Yancy, a young lady from Flagstaff, Is visiting friends in :his city.
 4 deed for town property, exc euted in 1872 was filed for record yesterday.
 A lot of Supai Indians. are in town with blankets, lion skins and deer skins for sale.
 Mrs. T. J. Butler furnishes an in teresting correspondence from the Worlds Fair in this issue.
 Miss Minnie Miller an emplove of the F escou steam laundry had her hand pretty badly crushed yes terday by getting it caught in the machinery.
 The taxes were paid last evening on engine number three of the r. x A. C. railroad and it was started out this afternoon over the S. F. r. x P. road on its journey east C. B. FL liott went with 1t.
 C. W. Major of Holt summit. Mo. says: My wife has had headache forty years. and never found any thing to relieve her until she tried Wright's Paragon Headache Rem edy. A great medicine For sale by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store.
 Golden Rule chapter Ne. 1, Or der of the Eastern Star. will hold a regular stated meeting in Masonic Hall at S o'clock r. NJ Thursday Nov. 2d. A full attendance of members requested By order of w. Nj. Angie B. Brown. Secretary.
 Wright's Myrrh Tooth Soap pre- serves the enamel, and prevents the decay of the teeth. Gives beautiful lustre and whiteness, and cools and refreshes the mouth. Try it. For sale by w. W. Ross. Corner Drug Store.
 When Mir. Vinton wins the suits. now pending against the 4. T. * S. F. and A. X F. railroads, it is said that the r. X A. C. railroad will re sumo business and will be extended to Phenix. When Che suits are won he will have enough money to build a railroad to Jericho.
 Ladd and Summers charged with the theft of $40 from Lottie Taylor were held under $500 bonds each by ,IudGsv .Ele'vue grand jury. In default of bail k. W. Meador en- tered them on the register of Hotel Lowry, and will look after their comfort until is secured.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
aea.oOo In PremIums,

Offered by Liggett and Meyers Tobacco Co., of St. Louis, Mo. The one guessing nearest the number ot people who will attend the Worlds Fair gets $5,000 the second Sl'OOO etc. Ten Star tobacco tags entltie YOU to a guess. Ask your dealer for particulars or send for circular.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Shoesi Shoesl Shoesi

Ladies', misses and chiidrens'. The largest stock and lowest prices in the city come and sec them. You win be sure to buy. Fifty varieties of men and boys shoes. The finest selection in town. You are sure to be pleased in style, quality and price by the Bashford- Burn.isteE Company,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Warning Notice.

All persons are hereby warned against purchasing any cat tie branded K on the left side, or horses branded 3 on the left shonl- der. without the consent of both the owners, John Duke and Frank Krell. JOHN DUKK.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Al Deaths Door

great sufferer from Rheu- and Kidney and Liver Ny lungs were also ser aHected. Doctors said l a@ possibly live. Seven bo.- hlobard's Rheumatic Syrup q Plasters entirely cured me s Of Persons in Creston ach for the fact that thi: s saved my life. For sale by Aoss. Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
1,Is Noi Whn, We Say.

But what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that makes it sell, and has given it such a firm and lasting hold upon inc confidence of the people.
 For a dinner pill and general family cathartic we confidently re, comment Hoods Pills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder

pure of tartar powder brought to the highest degree of strength and perfection
 Truly the ideal Baking Powder.
 superiority every other be clearly shown by any fairly conducted competitive test whether made in the laboratory kitchen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01

TrsrsDAT's DAILY N1e. Hernion has returned from Fsgstsa.
 Csnp Verde ,,.;,r W. A. Rowe has returned cbapSrral,
 n. Sawall went out to Agua Fria pi, corning to see young NIT. Bur risier.
 |, an apple raising country this s:on has no superlors. and few saals.
 s.,tharn Arizona is soon to be s:.ss5 with a circus along with -other troubles.
 n..,-;et Attorney R. E. Morrison JNorris Goldwater returned from E,,me last egening.
 N Clsy came in on last ev n rain frem Escondido. Califor- ,s look after his interests here. E wss Charles DeGrotf, and not .Iss Hof, as previously an- | --..es that has been appointed stmsster at Tucson. >HnJ Sullivan will move his dry a. store into the Richards Flaw buildlng as soon as II Is com I.s uhich will be about Novem- t&A
 | #u0,al Burke arrivals: Issdor I -,s6 NY; Peter Maetz, Hualpai; Lucy Brown, Topeka; F w ,.s Biz Bug; E L AIorey, La l-.Geo W Waterbury, Denver. nnutv Sheriff George Ruffner Sone to Yuma for Brog. May. expected to arrive with the I Aooer this evening. Application bs made immediately for Mays ase on bail.
 sputy Sheriff Cart ar has a ssr specimen in his possession. sne from Oak Creek and resem- apiece of petrifed bacon, the
 q the fat and lean being as sF visible as in a piece of bacon nstural condition.
 uix butchers have asked that . ordinsnce be enacted protect } them from competition with kpeddlers who make a business s cooler months of running lbs and selling all sorts of meat st tax or responsibility.
 G Aitken got up at 800 o'clock aoming and left for Chino ! on his bicycle on a hunting
 ion. Ducks are reported in saee there, and it may be @ zy to hire a special train to n his game.
 trial of Fred. Smith, at
 A on a charge of embezzle-
 rssulted in his being fined uz r going to the county jail for 'S iays. The amount embedded "a s0 He gave notice of appeal, sil was fixed at S20O.
 nss E. Young. formerly with
 les R. Wallace, in a saloon on ~ ts street, has purchased a half st in the Miners Home, owned W .harles Anderson. Messrs. An and Young formerly worked her as miners. and are now
 sted together as proprietors of
 Liners' Home saloon. D has been decided not to rebuild DR&A. c. bridge over Willow
 at present. Arrangements
 been made with the :. F., P. X ailrOad Company for the ship
 over its track of the P. X A. rA Eine number three. which will Nna aken to the company from
 h was leased. A temporary
 connecting the two roads, will
 t to effect the transfer.
 Kagoner has been giving the
 sE an illustration of Arizona ,pV srs and customs. The Wina- III lndisna, Republican. of Octo-
 says: Ed. Wagoner and wife, N lave been visiting friends Tn ," aY for the past few weeks, left
 6csgo Monday night to visit
 Asrid's tair, and from there
 rl return to their home in
 asr, Arizona.
 ss York telegram of October
 P: The funeral of Mrs. Kate As vie Of W. A. Clark, a mil neu e p copper king of Butte,
 laa vas held in St. Thomas
 2 this morning. Owing to a
 storm only a few attended.
 Cisrk is also owner of the
 lerds copper mines, at Je-
 ne has the sympathy oi sS. inends here in his sad be- aal S 2enL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
st the HoteIs-

Hotel Burke: c " Rich, Los An geles; E L Moreyy Skull Valley; Thos H Brown, Martinez ranch; J Roach, Jerome; E E Mcfarland, Tempe;J c Price, NJ 4 Powell, Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
C p MARTINDELL.

The Pioneer Insurance Agent, rep resents the strongest and most re- liable Fire Insurance Companies m the United States. The aggregate assets over S40,OO0,0OO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Mining intelligence.

Robert Cole and E. F. Harlow continue to werk ore by the cyanide
 process near Tip Top, This is the only plant of this kind in this county which has proven a snccess.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Mnrk Cattle.

From 20 to 30 head of A No. l work oxen, ready and fit for any use, for sale. Apply to G. w. Mur- ray, Box 10, Prescott. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Cook Want. a sI,ua,,nn.

Tom Wing a first class Chinese cook, wants . situation in either city or country. Call st this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
NoTICE rO WOOD CoNrRArFoRs.

Sealed proposals will be received up to l2 m. Saturday, Nov. 1, at the office of Prescott Electric Light and Power Company, for the deliv- cry of 1000 cords of wood st ths Electric Light Works. Not less than 75 cords nor more than I25 cords to be delivered per month. Bids will be received for pine or cedar.
 Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For further particulars. Address Frank l.. Wright, P O. Box 52.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Have you Tried our Factory Creamery

We recommend it the most per feet article for table use. It stands squarely on it's own merits and does not pretend to initiate butter, but challenges comparison. For saleby The Bashford Burmister Co. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Wand Wanted.

Parties owing wood on subscrip- tion are requested to bring it along. Parties desiring to exchange wood for subscriptions can be accom- modated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Those At the Hotels.

Hotel Burke: Chas. Cowlands, London; Fred. T. Elwood, Hillside; R. k. L. Robinson, San Francisco.
 Williams House A. E. Macom- Der, California; Geo. Cornell and wife, Miss Emma Connell, Oscar Cornell, Walnut Greek; Jack Rals- ton, Bradshaw.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
sHor BY A CRANK.

0after Harrison. of Chicago, " Down ia His House and
 Killed.
 Los Angeles Times which ar a the noon train today con- 'ery extended account of the ,tloa of Carter Harrison, q Chicago. The deed was sea about s o'clock on Sat 'lsht by a newspaper carrier tendegrast, about twenty v old. Harrison was shot s1es and he expired almost '! The excuse given for com s1e deed was, that Mayo v had promised to make hin !. .aon lawyer and had refused
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
:" A..AAA

A man and wife, without children .o take charge of and run a ranch. lpply at the City Feed Yard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
 New Snlf.

'eli99Elng actions have been ,'ea ID the district court.
 Q: Fred. J. Smith vs.
 "Srd ct al,; action on ac- |6 70 Sroufe & McCrum o. saunders action to recover
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Losti Losti

A brown plaid cloak or cape, be- tween Prescott and Blair's ranch. The finder will please return the same to F. E. ANDREWS, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Notice Co school Children

Go U ]. L. Fishers to get your writing tablets. Price, 5 cts. and upwards. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Tor Over FIny Year.

l,r' ,...., 2 NOTHING STRUT has been used c.as si-,a.itls. lt soothes the child. soft . ss b.-, .-.-ss Ail pain, cures wind collie a 6r.,isa ,sisa''sdy Tor diarrhoea. Twenty
 mwf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
Notice. I,

During my absence J. Boughtor will have charge of my business.
 F. G. BRIGHT. PREscorr, Sept. F, 1893.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01

.ee. a oreo Irish Water Span soI sale. Apply to P. O
 'OtI if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01

The Worlds Fair closed yester- day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
For Kent.

Rooms, with board if desired. In- quire at J. E. Bones Fruit Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
27 Per Cent. Stronger.

The amusing advertisement of rival Baking Powder, claiming per stronger than any other must refer to its smell (as it is a we'll known ammonia powder
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01
PIanos For Sale

Jn easy installments. Apply to B d. Goldwater, Prescott, Ariz. ml0t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-11-01

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Arizona republican., 1893-12-12
WHERE CRUSOE LIVED.
The Rock Bound, Sea-Girt Isle of
Juan Fernandez
The Lonely Spot on Which That Hardy
Scotch Buccaneer, Alexander Sci.
kirk. Made His Home for Four
Long, Lonely Years.

Upon Juan Fernandez, or Mas-a-
terra, a rock-bound, sea-girt islet in
the Pacific ocean, may the name of
Robinson Crusoe's island be fairly be-
slowed. For here, says London Black
and White, did that hardy buccaneer,
Alexander Selkirk, of Largo, in Scot
land, spend more than four dreary and
lonely years, thereby suggesting to
Defoe his immortal narrative. 1t must
be remembered, however, that other
spots upon the earth's surface lay claim
to Robinson Crusoe, too. Thus Tobago,
in the West Indies, is held to be the
true Crusoe's isle, and during the last
Colonial and Indian exhibition held in
London there was sent as an exhibit
from little Tobago a skull actually
purporting to be that of Robinson
Crusoe's historic goat! But the Scotch
pirate certainly suggested his romance
to Defoe, wherever that author may
have chosen to lay his plot, and for
this reason Juan Fernondez must be
interesting to English readers, from
the crowns of it's volcanic peaks to the
silver surf which breaks eternally upon
it's shores. Amidst the islands forests
of tree-ferns did Selkirk live, build
him a habitation, and cultivate the soil;
from its mountain caps must his weary
eyes have sought sail through the
long years of lonely waiting. Our
illustration, while showing point of
Juan Fernandez especially associated
with Selkirk, affords at the same time
at characteristic aspect of the island
itself. "Selkerks Lookout is a ragged
mountain draped in foliage. thinning
towards the last rounded peak; and,
in 1868 tablet was placed in position
Arizona republican., 1893-12-12
A LITTLE AVRlETY.

The little toe is said to be disappear
ing from the human foot
A PHILADELPHIA medical paper says
that city noises produce disease.
The value of Canada's fisheries yield
last year is announced as $13, 941, III.
In Blackstone's time $50 offenses
were punishable in England by death.
IT is usually considered that an
adult should drink about three pints of
liquid day.
THE prince of Wales has seventeen
brothers-in-law, sixteen uncles, sixty
seven cousins and ffty-seven nephews
and nieces.
THE second son of the archbishop of
Canterbury has achieved considerable
success with a novel entitled 'Dodo,"
dealing with fashionable society.
The GROOM very wealthy)-"Why
did you marry an ordinary chap like
me?" The Bride-'I haven't the
slightest idea; mamma managed the
whole affair. Lilies Calendar.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-12

SELKIRK'S CAVE, JUAN FERNANDEZ.
upon the mountains side at point
judged to be sacred to many weary
month of the forlorn exile's solitude.
Scratched and cut about it are to be
read the names of innumerable ponen-
titles who have since visited thaspot.
Nothing is sanctified, no tract of
ground too celebrated or too sacred for
Smith, Jones and Robinson. Given a
stump of lead pencil and they would
gleefully inscribe their historical
names in the Holy of Holes, together
with the date, and their addresses in
Peckham Rye, Brixton, or elsewhere.
But while denying such as these the
satisfaction Of their names in print, we
may copy the actual memorial. Thus
it runs:
In memory of
Alexander Selkirk
Mariner
A native of Largo in the county of Fife, Scot
land, who lived on this island in complete
solitude for four years and four months.
He was landed from the Cirque Ports galley,
96 TONS 16 guns, A. D., 1904,
And was taken off in tie ''Duke," pr1Vateer,
February u, 1909.
He died lieutenant of H. M S. Weymouth"
A. D. 1928
Aged AZ years
This tablet Is erected
Near Selkirk's Lookout by
Commodore Powell,
And'the officers of H. NJ S. "Topaze," A. D., 1858
Selkirk's cave is also point of inter
est, though it may be doubted whether
there is much more than an imaginary
connection between this cavern and
the solitary sailor. The history of
Juan Fernandez presents no feature of
particular interest. The island was
discovered in 1868 by the Spaniard
whose name it bears, and between that
date, until it's occupation by Spain in
1850, appears to have been little more
than sort of headquarters for the
bold buccaneers who roamed all the
Pacific over. Juan Fernandez passed
to Chill when Spain lost her South
American possessions, and from 1919
until 1885 her new owner used the islet
as penal settlement. To-day Gillian
sportsmen-amateur and professional
wander upon Juan Fernandez seek
ing and Staying seal or sea-lion when
opportunity offers; but efforts in more
civilized directions have also to be re-
corded, for in 1877, the Gillian govern
ment leased the land to a Swiss, who
established a considerable colony upon
it's fertile shores. The result of the
experiment, with full description of
! it, was published about five years ago
| in an interesting article in Chambers
! Journal. But to Englishmen the name
of Alexander Selkirk will ever be
coupled with Juan Fernandez; and
from Sellzirk it is but step to Defoe
and Robinson Crusoe. The island, there
fore, may reasonably claim the title
we have bestowed upon it. 1t is inter-
esting to note in passing how many a
lonely sea-bound rock has been from
time to time utilized by man as con-
venient for purposes of Imprisonment
or exile for his fellow-man. st. Helena
instantly occurs to the mind in this
connections; and the Bass Rock still
can show ruins of Wondering prison
walls. The latter, indeed, will com
mand fresh interest, at any rate fol
literary minds, by reason of the graph
ic scenes described as happening there
on in Mr.. r. L. Stevensop's last ro-
nance
Arizona republican., 1893-12-12

BISMARCK has sold his memoirs for a
large sum, the condition being that
they are to be published immediately
after his death. This is bit of in
telligence that will make william
squirm.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-12
Alexander HamiIton,s Watch.

A watch that was worn by Alexan-
der Hamilton when the declaration of
independence was signed and also dur
ing the duel with Aaron Burr is in the
possession of Louis M. Habbins, of
Madison, Wis.
Arizona republican., 1893-12-12

A years subscription to sCRIBNER's MAGAZINE
will bring into your home twelve monthly num-
bers, aggregating over 1900 pages OF the best
and most interesting reading, and more than
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Announcements.
George W. Cable will begin. in the January
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Southeruer."
Two other important serials have beef engaged:
j. M. Barrie, author of the famous lit
tie Minister" has written new novel, the
first since that famous story. George
Meredith, the great English ovelist, has
in preparation novel entitled 'The Amaz-
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SHORT STORIES will be abunda0t
W. ID. HOwells, Miss Elliot, W. HI.
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Joel Chandler Harris and many new
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STUDIES OF AMERICAN LIFE will be
an important feature, including Newport.
Bar Harbor, Lenox, etc and the West.
THE ILLUSTRATIONS will be even more
numerous and beautiful than ever. series
of Frontispieces chosen by Philip Gilbert
Hamerton will be especially notable.
Complete Prospectus sent on request.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-25

a, Drlggs; q, Baritone Solo, Wm.Sprv;
10. Remarks, Ge3. NJ. rannuu,ll, ljaf.
ulogy, 10y CougresauuD, l., Bcuedlc.
ton, by a. Il. Cumming.
A pleasing feature OF the evenings
exercises was the presentation To Eldur
Arthur Stayncr, Jr., VI a completes set
NJ Washington Ifving's works, hnnd-
somely bound, as "a itohen of npprucla.
ton, by the members 0f the ward, Of
his efficient lahofs ns suputlntepden,
OF the sabbath Schools. The urcsenia
ton, ~ made by Elder CHRIS. Aisto,,
was complete surprise aud Brotba,
Staynor In replying made ieellny
and appropriate res onse.
Wnile each number Of the ntngr.m
was rendered IN creditable mhnnrr
aud was heartily enoored, slociaI NOR.
ton should be made Of the unarteii,
rendered by the 1impsou lroihrrs.
glpc by rimpsDn Bfo,hers and
Mcsers. Love, 5pry, Summurhnys and
Castleion; niso the violin solo 6y Mas.
ter James Fowler, II years old, no.
companled ON the organ by his sislcr.
Mise Annie.
During the inicrtni,slon band.sbas.
ing was engaged IN by nil prceent.
AMI expressions OF Generalization and
goodwill were heard en- all side-.
The object Of n social reunion for
the members Of tho ward was uliy
realized, and all went home feulin,,
that more frequent occurrence o,
similar events would prove beneficial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-25

Who went 10 identity The men, (iill
vent down to the etDFe building IN
= nth Orl-u, where Carr wts known
@ be fortified tint dem ,ndoI aJmi4ssDn
~ the name Of the law. There
wna no resuonee. Through the hey.
hole Of the east door tho witch.
man could pialnly be seen keep.
ing close watch on The DOOR Across
hia hp he hnu what greatly rcsrmhled
rifle Gill again demanded that the
uOof be- opened aud statei his vrfnnl
aud official position. For the sernud
tinr, receiving no resplnge, he rtiiuI
out that unlc-s the door was %. unri he
would use all necessary .Orcr. St,ll
there was silence, AMI placing his
shoulder against the door ihC deputy
exufted his strength TO ioICs the l0cs.
lnpn the silence WINS broken by the
crack Of rifle and bullet came
rnshing through tile door on n level
with Gill'e abdomen hut about three
incnes from his side. Had he not b. On
ia the position named the bali would
have pierced his body aud death would
more ihau likely have been iu.tan-
iaucous.
Not caring to expose himself agciu
the deputy sent for achievements and
was soon At the heal ~ small army
NJ determined oillcUn, Including
Deputies Cassiu, butcher ana Corey,
sheriff Belnnp and lwn deputies, Mar.
shal siotcnii anu Sergeant Sltcih. H..
w. Lifrentz, who has been appointed
by tho court to tnk- charge Of tho On.
Tire business, pending the final soltle-
IN, NJ oi the case, and w. J. Stephens
arrived on the scene, about the eamo
time as the officers and Carr opened up,
when ordered 60 do 30 by Mr.
Stephens. He was at once arrested
anu brought into town. when
searched at South Ogden ho was with.
out arms and claimed that the man
who did the shooting mad escaped. HIS
story was too lmpalpablc, am In the
face Of the circumstances surrounding
the case lid not hold water. Not being
entirely satisfied, just before taking
the prisoner before Judge Cross 10 plead
to the complaint sworn to by Gill,
Deputy Corey again searched Carr and
found that some one hal supplied him
with IA thiriy.caiibre revolver, loaded
In every chamber. the guilty person
Is susI eoteu aud may be arrested.
A'Nh bNAab Attht w HAete Cfa go
held In bonds OF $4,000 to await hear
ing this morning. J. q. Stephens, j.
q. Stephens, and elizabeth stephens
became his sureties. He was then
taken before Judge Miner and arraign.
ed Tor contempt. He had notning 10
say In extenuation OF his condncl and
his bonds were fixed ut 100000, which
were furnished by the same bOndsmen.
To the ceurt, In reply TO u question. he
stated he was acting under instruc.
tons from Stephens Bros, who hal
ordered him not TO allow any one %
enter 1.-The building. Those contempt
casea, which will be heart on SAtur.
day, may be very serious affairs.
Judge Cross dismissed the case VI
grand larceny against sidney Stevens,
Sidney D. Stevens, &. Il. GOut A. Y.
Rose, William McFArlane and William
Pierce, ana the books over which the
trouble fret started were returned TO
the safe ol Sidney Stevens, to be In the
custody OF Sidney o. Stevens, the
secretary OF the company.-Sldndard