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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
To WILLIAM DUNLAP. His Heirs or
 Legal Representative.

Aol ane hereby notified that. as co-OWner I have eEIsrnded one huniirssi dailArs in lah1r and improvements upon the foliowing described min ing claim Co slt: 1he John Burns located in the HafHayamra mining district. fAyapai county Afiz0Ba territory, in order t0 h0h said premises under the provisions of Section 2Set iiesi-ed staiutes Of tie United StAtez, being the amount required Co bold the same for the year Issg and i wthin 70 dsys after the ssfviccof this notice by publication yOu faii refuse to contribute your proportion Of such expenditure us co-oWner. your interest n said claim Sill become the prop erfy ui the subscriber under said Section 2rsl
 fa-sV W. W. VANDERBILT
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
Here Is Nnnr Chance.

~Just received a fine and cheap stock of spring clothing and dry goods of all descriptions. We will sell these goods at a very reasonable rate. Call and look at them.
 tm3 X. WoLLENBURG S Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
Notice.

Is hereby gixen that Schlessinger is in no wise connected with the MOntezuma lunch rooms.
 WN. DULIN. Prescott, April ,, 1893.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
A Ruslness Opportunity.

E& 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 X. WOLLESBURG X Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
] Otice of Forfeiture.
Black Hills Mining District. favapai County. Arizone.
 L.f..-.-r-- rslus1

fayapai County, ArizOne,
 February 1, lsg3 To Andy Kozick, his Heirs or Legal Repre- sentatiyes:
 You are hereby notified that, as cor owners, We have expended one hundred lO0l dollars in labor and improvements upon the following described mining claim, the ORo GRANDK, situate in Black Hills mining district, Yavapai county Arizona Territory, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Sec ton zt4, Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1882: and if within O days after the service of this notice by publication you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion Of such expenditure as CO., owner your interest in said claim will be- come the property of the subscribers under sand Section Zl24
 JOSEPH C. GREMINGRR. f+p J. W. ARCHIBALD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03

VaugheTm, the Hanoverian, could hunt wild boars, but could not endure the sight of roast pork, even tEe smell making him deathly ill.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
PROCLAMATION OF REWARD
Territory of Arizona.

ANiAA'h4 OA hflLona. To Whom it may Concern:
 Whereas, lt has come to my knOyleiQa from authentic sources that on the 18th day of Febru- ar A. D. 1898, at the town of Ash Fork. Count, ot laxapai, Arizona, one Salvador Armijo. did br9tally murder his wife, Francesca Armijo and dla then make hls escape tO parts unknown Now, Therefore, l, N O. Murphy, Goyerner ot Ari2ona, by virtue of the authority and power m me vestei, do hereby offer a reward of three hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of the said Salvador ArmilO, the murderer aforesaid in Testimony Whereof, l have heFeunto set my bend and caused the great seal of ArizOza "a G Ie aisl1e>i- Done at Phenix, the Capital. thls l2th Day 0i April, A. D. IsSs. By the Governor. N; A. Mortord, Secretary of Territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
GnIh Mines Fnr Sale.

\ group of five mines for sale on reasonable terms, near Walnut Grove. For further information ad- dress <. J. Hodgdon, Walnut Grove, Ariz. f23tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03

Shoes! Shoes! Shoesl
 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 too be pleased in style, quality and price by the Bashford- d-Burn.ister Company,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03

4 man and wife, without children. to take charge of and run a ranch, Apply at the City Feed Yard.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
Have you Tried our Factory Creamery
 Ratterines

We recommend it the most per: feet article for table use. lt stands squarely on its own merits and does not pretend to initiate butter. but challenges comparison. For saleby
 The Bashford Burmister Co. ,tfs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
For Sale ntn RnrrnIn.
anted.

Ten volumes of ofAmericanized Ency- clopedia Britannica. For particu- lars enquire at this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
A Great Bargain.

~One of the best ranches in the Verde valley, good fences, plen- " of water for irrigation. thirty acres of alfalfa, two bearing orchards. good house, corrals, &c. will be sold cheap with or without house hold furniture and with or without horses, cattle, &c. on account of sickness. For further particulars call at this office or on the under signed owner three miles below Camp Verde. JoSEPH MELVIN Alp l9 If "
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03

Warren Hardenburg has taken a position with Wm. Dulin of the MOntezuma market.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
SPANISH.

Aurbano Benabuer, Ja obo Tenorie, Juan Burro, John Cicerelli, Martin Gallego, Pedro BorbOa, Seberino Gonzales.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
MONEY.

Loaned at 3 per cent, per annumi on real estate by the Columbia Building and Loan Association. Seven dollars per month will secure you Sl,OOO cash in six years.
 a27tf LUDWIG THoNAS, Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03

 April 27, 1893:
 Bowen, NJ P Moore, J Az Bourne. l. Millipen, Mrs : Ballenger, Al Marchand, Mrs X Crew, F r Meacham, F. J Caldwell. W P Miller, A A Coffin, J E McMichols, J Davis. C F Martin, B C Dwyer, D J Miller, O F. Dougherty, F Meade. P Eagan, C. E Mccarthy, ? Freeburn, Mrs J Moore, Jas Griffin. W C Marker $ P Gilbert. F-Z MorcOrn. H Griffith ! Morgan, C F Gee Bros McCulloch. Mrs C Hindes, B Peterman, G N Hanson. F Posey. A Hayward, G Rice, \ J Hancock. J \ C Seery. T W Holt, Ed Silvesari, D Jones, NJ E C Satin, W Kahn. k L Schultz. R J Kelly,iJ Sutton. T 1T Kavanaugh, TC2 Stole, J Keenan. 4 Staudow, E Kincade, G T Stone, H Kelly, T Trowbridge, G Lassell. Miss W \ Toms, H Lynde. W F Taylor, NJ Lee, Miss \ 1 Nanness, : Layigne. 4 Vance, H W Mason. c C. Waters, Miss NJ Marshall, J P E Wyatt, Jos McQuinn. B c White. H H Meehan. Thos-3 Wilson. Mrs S
 WarburtOn, II
 SPANISH. Aurbano Benabuer, Ja obo Tenorie, Jnan Bnrro. John Cicerelli. Martin
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining in the postofiice at Pres colt, ArlzoHa, for the week ending
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
Notice of Forfeiture. Ilassayampa Mining District. Yayatzi County. Arizona Territory
 January q. F-s-3

To CHARLES SCoPEL:
 You arr hsfalg3 notified that, a, co-owusrs, Ws have expended one huniirezl dulafr it labor and improvements upsn each of il,e following de- scTilssi mining claims. to sir: The '.N sEezta' and 'sHuuho Ai-ta'' located in tias dassay aTnpa mining district. iayaiai gannty, Arizona terri f0rg. in order to held said preinlEsr uDt-eF tEe provisions of Seetiun ZS.t Revised Statutes Of the United S atfs, being the amount required Ca hold the same fer the rear isi.s snd fl within a days after tle serFiec of this nJtfce by publiea- ton. Guu fail refuse to contribute your propor- tiou of Fuch expenditure as eo-OwneT, your inter s4f in .aid claim Nii become ths property of the suilsoritsrs. under said Section Z314,
 Payment can i.e made af the store of Joseph D0ngherty. Prescott, Arizona.
 FERDINAND SGDPEL. Ais-a1 JDAs W DOUGHEKTl.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03

NO RESTRICTION as to travel. occupa- ~ ton or residence. No stockholders to be paid or to absorb the profits. Thirty days from date of notice allowed for pay ment of premiums. Dividends annually after ten years. Cash surrender after fif- teen years. Over xl4 4.OOO.OlO paid in death claims S3.50O, ,OOO now in reserve fund. To provide for your family after your death is duty you owe yourself yodr wife and your children. Apply to
 G EO. w. FORD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
Notice of Forfeiture.

Haz'Ayampa Mining District. layasAi County. Arizona.
 FelruaFy O I-ssa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-05-03
Notice of Forfeiture.

T-0 J. W. AK
The morning call., 1893-08-28
American Legion of Honor.

The Supreme Legion closed after a seven
days session at Milwaukee, wis. Reports
show the membership July 1, 1898 81, 303, a
loss of 1928 for the past two years. \ gam,
however, appears from January to July l.,
1898, of 1900. During two years 13, 135 men,
bers have been admitted and 1S4 councils inst-
tUted. Finances show in general fund Sl32,-
APT 67, relief fund S28, ,065. benefit fund.- in-
cluding delayed claims and outstanding war
rants, S275,4 453 Ga; emergency fund S664,-
046 "A total. 1899. 994 10. Paid Tor death
losses over So 56l7. 800, relief benefits $24l ,033,
relief benefits returned S50,S22 The emeI-
gency fund is safely and we'll invested in good
securities, the surplus over the balf-mlliOn
limit being distributed each year 10 members
who have been IN the order for five years
During the last two years California has paid
10 the benefit fund OF tie order 1914 70l SO
ana received for death losses S342. .00O From
date OF organization TO July l. 1893. California
has received S1,592, 800. Entire amount paid
by the order 10 said date S24, 523, l76 p.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
knights of Honor.

Dictator Peltier OF Yosemite Lodge conferred
the degree upon two candidates In The presence
of many visitors ana grand officers last session.
Ne books were used.
Dictator Alfred Wtlkie of Saxon Lodge and
his associate members entertained number of
visitors last meeting. Speeches, songs, music
aud converse made the time go rapidly.
Among the payments made last week of
$1,000 each to several Denefciaries three were
especially noteworthy. An aged couple. tile
father over 80 years of age, saved from
peculiarly distress by the thOughtfulness of
their son, who has passed away; and widowed
mother, whose son had BEEN her reliance IN his
life, who learned that at his DEATH when but
few days over 20 years old. lie had not forgot
ten her. The third WAS widow with three
children, to whom this practical benevolence
comes to protect and sustain when there are no
other resources,
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Miscellaneous.

VIII the secretaries, ETC., of subordinate
bodies Of various fraternal orders which nave
contributed TO the Midwinter Fair, drop a
postal to the Fraternal Society Editor, Morn
ing Call, giving name and number of subordl.
nate and order, and amount donated. with a
view 10 the registry of the same and future
articles upon the subject.
Garibaldi Grove No. II, u. A. O. D.. reports
progress, having initiated three last meeting.
Unity Lodge No. 273, /. o. B. B., had a good
time last Monday night Remarks by Max
Pepper, Ed Lande, J. Rothschld. musical Sc
lections by E. NJ. Rosener, Anatoe Loeb, M.
A. SuSSmap, A. COhnreich, with Tecltations by
e. Deutsch made a good bill OF faIe. This
lodge has arranged series of these enteri aim
mrnts, the next one OF which will be given OF
September A.
James A. Garfield Relief Corps No. 81, will
give campfire on September IL. Doua ions
OF partly worn and outgr0wn childrens cloth
lrg are solicited. They will be called for by
sending notice to Mrs. Howard. president,
100S12 Market street.
Golden Gate Castle No. g. X. G. E. was yIs-
ited on Monday evening by w. A. Lewis g. V .
C., aud Grand Instructor w. q. MaeDOugall. A
good exemplificatlOn of the work was given
and remarks mace by number OF the visitors.
California Castle gives social on Wednesday
night.
The Supreme Lodge, X. and l.. of a., will
meet al indianapolis, Iud on September l
Josebh w. Maher, q. T., OF this city, will go
East on Friday TO attend. The city lodges have
number OF receptions ready, besides the an.
niversaIy ball.
The First Regiment, U. r. X. of p. will re-
member the hf;eenth anniversary OF The rank
by picnic and bali at Trestle Glen next
Wednesday.
Lincoln Corps will entertain Antietam. Far
raguI. George s. Evans and Rawhns corps next
Thursday
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Potrero Branch Library.

The citizens of the southern part of the
city and which is known as the Polrero
have been agitated for several months past
by the threats made that the Branch Ii
brary in their neighborhood would be re-
moved TO some other part of the city if a
better patronage is not given to the library
Two attempts have already been made,
one only a month ago, but the vehement
objections of the residents of the vicinity
have heretofore averted the calamity One
month ago The library trustees Informed
the citizens that they would maintain the
rooms for another month in order to see if
the attendance during that time was not
an improvement over that of recent months.
The residents of the Potrero since that
time have been preparing to prove the as
sertiOns made by number of them that
the reason of the poor attendance was due
to the conduct of the management, whose
policy deferred many from visiting the
reading-rooms more than once or twice.
1t is also stated that if another attempt
is made to reno the institution that q
mass-meeting will be called To object, and
that charges will also be preferred before
the Board of Library Trustees against the
management.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
A. o. u. w.

Friendship Lodge No 179 proposes what will
be drawing caro-. 1t is to pay one assessment
for every member Of the lodge who attends
every session.
Grand Foreman Ward visited Newcastle and
Antioch last week. AT the latter point large
public meeting was held. and In addition to
the address musical and literary programme
was given. The grand foreman Will visit. .Dixo n
September L, Fort Jones 6, Etna NJ Ills z,
YTeka s.
F. S. Poland, ID. q. Nj. W., ana Grand Medi.
cal Examiner Field have gone north to move
The lodge formerly at Brownsville to Forbes
town. Eighteen new applications have been
the result OF this change Of location
Grand Master Workman Booth Instituted 2
new lodge of the Degree of Honor at Pasadena
on saturday evening" with some thirty charter
members.
A lodge of the Degree of Honor was insri.
tuled IN Bodie last week with over fifty mem.
beTs.
Bishop Creek continues TO add to It's roll. An
extra number OF applicants have been received
by this lodge recently.
October 27. the twenty-ffth anniversary OF
the Institution of the order. will be extensively
celebrated in The United States aud Canada
Spartan Lodge No. 36 entertained crowded
house on last Tuesday evening with an attract
i've programme
Valley No. 80 has issued its invitations to
the lady members of the families of its brethren
TO be present next Wednesday evening TO enjoy
frs bill OF fare and also 10 take measures to
form a degree OF honor lodge. Several we'll
known artists will take part.
Old Unity No. 27 goes 10 the AlcaZar this
week. and will keep open house on September
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Improved Order of Red Men.

Bald Eagle Tribe was favored with the pres
ence OF many chiefs from White Eagle, Pohona-
chee, Osceola and Modoc last session. The
adoption and hunter degrees were well con-
ferred. In the latter L. d. Weymouth, p S.,
OF M0doc, officated. Among those present
were: DR.. W. Z. Weldon, l.. j. Cannon, w. Nj.
Sears, j. W. Lackie and J. I. Sharp 1t was a
good powwow.
Winnemucca captured two palefaces last
sleep, and SOtOyOme conferred the hunter and
warrior degrees last session.
Tecumseh, the large Oakland tribe gave six
candidates all OF the degrees on Tuesday even
ing.
Metamora of Redwood adopted three and
have TWO more ready, beside fourteen accepted
candidates on file.
The event of the week was the banquet OF the
MOdocs to the teams which competed before
last Grand Council. The large room was eIe-
gantly decorated by the ladies of Alfarata and
Pocahontas councils. who also superintended
the bountIful feast anG personally served the
warriors of Oakland and this city. c. +. Burg
man, p. s., presided. Remarks were made by
q. W. LOWE, e. P; S. Gumbnner, q. s.; P. G.
SIS Fred Brandt and b. +. Josselyn, Past
Sacbems j. L.. Bowen. II. Gudstadt aud j. s.
Hanks and Brothers b. Seymour and Heenan
and selections were presented by Mrs. Broad
Bernstein and Tibrian. A magnificent emblem
was presented TO z. S. Weymouth as mementC
from Mo1oc tribe.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Order of Chosen Friends.

II. ". Hutton, &. c.. made an able address
before America Council and its guests upon
the occasion of The celebration Of its thirteenth
anniversary on the 22d. Grand Recorder Annie
L. Evans was also present. An excellent pro-
gramme concluding With dancing and refresh
ments was enjoyed.
Social Council holds an open meeting next
Saturday evening.
Evans, Alcazar and Pacific councils W III re-
move 10 the AcaZar building. No. IL Will give
housewarmng on September l, and No. s
will do likewise on the Slh.
Northwest.
c. Nj. Arnold, S. V. c.. and Daniel Sewell,
S. R., have gone East 10 attend the session of
the Supreme COunciI, which meets in 81. Louis,
Mo-, September IL.
A joint committee Of city councils Is arraug-
ing ball. the proceeds of which are TO be
given to the Mldwinter Fair. Final arrange
mems will be made next ThursdaY evening.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
|. O. O. F.

Columbia Lodge No. 40 of Alameda had a
great assemblage at its hall last Wednesday
evening. The Veteran ODD Fellows and Porter
Lodge visited in large numbers and received
cordial w leone.
District I, composed Of California, San Fran
cisco. Yerba Buena. Templar, Magnolia and
Excelsior Degree lodges, Will have reunion
of the members under the auspices OF Califor-
MIA Lodge and Deputy Worth. A W. Scott,
Z. e., will make an address and programme
given by members OF the district. IL will be
given in Memorial Hall this evening.
Quite number of the lodges Of this order in
this city have shown their interest III the Mid
winter Fair by contributing.
Grand Patriarch Savage will visit the en-
Jug, Salinas on September 8. PasO Robes, 6;
Santa Cruz, Z. These complete The entire dis
trct for Ihis years visitations.
Several prominent California members will
visit Chicago so as To be present on September
25-Odd Fellows day.
A number of places have already been OBJ
talDed for skilled workmen by the bureau for
unemployed brethren. The lodges. as a ruie
have taken h0id OF the matter theoretically,
and one or more members of the order give
their time gratis, so that with The president aud
secretary some one is present al room / l, Odd
Fellows Hail. every evening.
The trophy offered by Deputy Harry E.
Wha.ton OF Oakland for the best rendition OF
the iultiatOry degree consists of a beautiful
gaVel. highly Urnamented with gold and silver
and block Of rosewood in handsome plush
case. University, Fountain and Oakland lodges
Will compete for il on the 4th of September,
and on The following evening Enterprise and
HarbOr lodges eXemplfy.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Young Mems Institute.

Mission Council No. has donated 500 10 the
Midwinter Fair.
Washington Council No. 4. at its last session
presented retiring President James J. Degan
with a handsome gold watch.
San Jose Council No. 2 gives a social and en-
teriainment next Wednesday evening.
Mauoque Council No. Al OF Virginia City,
Nevada Initiated nine at its last meeting.
Los Angeles Council No. IA VIII initiate
eleven at its next session. This council is
going 10 add Some additional rooms to its pres
ent accommodations.
BOrromran Council will hold an open meeting
at Mission Opera Hall this evening. Rev.
Father Mcdonald will make All address, aud a
good programme OF music and recitation Will
be given.
A. j. R0drigues, &. D., Of Centerville, was at
headquarters last week. He recommends the
consolidation OF Nos. 119 and 1876.
Delegates to the Grand Council will go by the
O'Clock z. NJ. train on September 3. The
ninth session of Grand Council VIII convene AZ
MaTysYIlle Oh Monday, September 4.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Native Daughters of the Golden West

This organization now reports seventy.one
parlors and 5000 members. Mrs. Georgia Cot
Ter. grand secretary, has recently removed her
Office 10 the Merchants Exchange.
There are eight parors In This city.
Buena Vista will celebrate its removal to the
AlcaZar with ball next Friday evening.
Santa Cruz PaIlor announces ball for Ad-
mission-day evening.
The bound proceedings of the last animal ses-
sion are now being forwarded 10 subordinates
and officials.
Miss May Widkin, p G.. p, viii officially
mouth.
The morning call., 1893-08-28

9th. It's new law furnishing physicians and
medicine to It's sick members is increasing its
rolls. Several new members have recently been
admitted and number OF applications are on
nle. DIR. Daywalt entertained well-attended
session with his able lecture on what Is
MOney?"
The subordnates of the Jurisdiction are now
each selecting TWO delegates To the general
committee which will meet in this city on Sep
TENDER l3 TO adopt me sures for the reception
of the Supreme Lodge. Valley Lodge has ten
dered IT'S spacious hall for said gathering.
Upchurch Lodge No. 322 has consolidated
with Stockton Lodge No. 3, making spleu-
did subordinate of 322 members.
Occidental paid visit from West End last
Friday night, resulting in a splendid session.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Masonic.

An exchange states that in Michigan an APP
plicant by the name of Byron BlackwOod ap-
piled for membership in a Masonic lodge. and
because hc was rejected claims damages TO the
amount of $4,000 for Injury 10 character and
feelings"
The new Masonic home at Springfield, Ohio,
will have 154 acres OF land valued at $4,000.
as The citizens of said locality have donated
said land and Sl1, 900 besides.
More or less discussion has recently occurred
relating TO the origin OF the Royal Arch degree.
The Craftsman sums up by saying that said
degree is most probably of English origin about
the years 1735-4O, aud mainly of British and
American growth.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Ancient Order of Eoresters.

Court Star of the West had a grand meeting
on the 18th inst.Court BOnrnemouth called upon
ii 10 force. Twenty-Five dollars was donated to
the Midwinter Fair, and with Chief Ranger W
j. Thorpe in the chair a fine programme oi
speech, song and sentiment, recitatiOns and
stories was presented by Messrs. Z. 7. Within
L. j. Jack son, George w. Dennis, John Fal-
cOner, z. f. AlcNulIy. s. McMullen, Joseph
Francis, W. q. Maddox, j. &. Jeffress, G. F.
Burgman, w. II. Mcfarland, James Hagan, J..
HendTick and the Estrella Mandolin .Club OF
Court Bournem0uth The officials were pres
ent in large numbers and made the night one
10 be remembered.
Two new courts were recently instituted In
Oregon, one at Portland and the other al
Troutdale, each with good ch arter lists,
II. Beaver II. Z. r.; NJ. Boehm H. G. s., and
visiting Oregon and the Northwest in the in-
terest of this old fraternity with much succeSs.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Native Sons of the Golden West.

All is ready for the celebration of Admission
day. Vallejo will be the principal point OF as
semblage, although many other localities will
have credtaOle gatherings. Mission Parlor of
this city will dedicate its new and elegant build.
Ing. Sierra ParlGr of Forest Hill gives an en-
tertainment and ball. CamptOnvllle, Yuba
County, has an extensive order of exercises
prepared. A number OF other points VIII also
have local receptions.
HalcyOn Parlor will exemplify the new ritual
1O-m0rIOM RYPninp.
The morning call., 1893-08-28
Woodmen of the World.

Assessment was levied August and will
be delinquent September 1.
Golden Gat- Camp continues te LEAD in mum.
bers and has work yet on hand. 1t has moved
10 the AlcaZar building.
Redwood Camp No. 81 has q literary and
musical programme concluding with a dance
announced for its second anniversary cele bra
lion next Thursday evening