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

It is worthy of note that Mir. Bay
 ard, the new ambassador to Eng
 land, Is the same man who, as secrt
 ary oJ state of Cleveland's former administration requested Lord Sack vile West to go back to home after the exposure of the famous Murch- ison correspondence first published in the Los Angeles Times-"at the proper time" The intimation now comes through private sources that Lord Sackville Vests friends will take occasion tosnub thG American ambassador by way of getting even for the bygone episode. This will be lamentable, indeed, but if Mir. Bayard can manage to get recogni- tion from the Brithish government. he will probably pull through. Meanwhile Mr. Murchison continues to dwell in contentment far from the maddening crowd, and doas not 'are a fig whether the ambassador is ,nubbed or not.-Los Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
4 few Experiments Suggested.

Try boiling a wisp of hay with ham to impaTt a delicious flavor
 Try always to speak pleasantly and see how much smoother the wheel of life will turn.
 Try boiling potato pariugs and hay Tn a kettle or pot that has be- come rusted, and see if it Is not as good as new.
 Try rubbing your griddle with a slice of turnip, instead of ''greaser, Snd avoid the smoke.
 Try cutting a slice from the end of potato, use the potato dipped in brick dust or water-lime, for securing steel knives and forks; it not only furnishes its own moisture, but the juice seems to help in the brightening.
 Try using teaspoonful of soda
 nf soap in your SIshwater.
 Itting your white clothes to
 CT night, then in the morn
 it about two quarts of water,
 soap you need for boiling, and
 tablespoonful of kerosene in your ller; let 1t boil up well, then add old water enough to cover the clothes; wiring out your clothes. boil without rubbing; then studs and rinse as usual. Perhaps you think they will not toe clean, but try it. I | have washed in this way two years and have meyer yet been ashamed to | hang out my clothes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Our Telegraph Repor-,

The JOURNAL-MNER has arranged with the associated press to receive a daily telegraph report. The service is not yet working entirely satisfactorily, owing to various cir. cumstances, but we hope to have it so m few days. As this involves a considerable increase in our expenses we request our friends to assist us in increasing the circulation of the paper to meet the extra demand. ihis telegraph service is receive direct from the associated press and IS not compiled from any published report and is is our intention to increase 1t just as soon as business wlil warrant 1t. Send along your subscriptions now.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Railroad Items.

One of the pile drivers was start ed at work yesterday at the cross ing of the Black Canyon wagon road. The ether is at work al Dukes place, but will finish up there and move to Whipple to-mor- TOW. Superintendent Coleman ex- pected to reach the bridge in Dukes field today. From there to Pres colt he figures on three days work, but expects to be held back by the bridge builders two or three days. so that the track will reach Pres colt one week from today or to- morrow, April 2l or 22.
 Merchants have been ordering large shipments of goods via the new road, and the detention in its completion has made a scarcity of several articles in Prescott, notably. of grain, hay, potatoes and oil. Flour IS not over abundant, but there is enough on hand to keep the place going until shipments ar rive. \ ear load of beer was sent from Ash Fork yesterday via Se- ligman.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
A Terrible Crime.

BOWLING GREEN, KY, April H.
 Last night George Bradley, a well known negro, flew into a rage about
 something his 7-year-old boy had done. and beat the child to death. Mortified at what he had done. Bradley went down town and pur- chased some rat poison and went back home. He and hls wife both took dose of it. The poison did not operate fast enough for Bradley anu ne procured a razor and cut i ms 'nToat' nearly severing the jug lar Neighbors this morning found the iifeless body of the boy nm tba hoor, and in bed together were Bradley and his wife, the formar | bloody and gasping for breath and | hls vile in fearful agony from tbe | poison. Bradley, will die. but if is thought the woman will recover.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

At Eastbourne a tradesman was charged with attempting to commit suicide by driving four long nails into his head The medical man who gave evidence in the case produced four nails, which he had with diff culty withdrawn from the prisoners head. The prisoner said he felt bet ter after he had driven them in. - London Tit Bits.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Hirhir sa,i.fnctnrr

Jemima Ann-If you please, nom, I've come in answer to the advertise ment for a cook.
 Lady of Few Words-Yes. Char acter all right1
 Jemima Ann-As right as rain, mom. If it hadn't a bin suitable, l shouldn't a come. l knows the last three gals as had the place, an they all gives you very igh character indeed Pick Me Up.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

The people of Arizona are to be congratulated that the fiat has gone forth m the appointment of l.. C.. Hughes, that ex-Goyernor C. Meyer Zullck will not dominate the politics of this Territory under the admin istration of President Cleveland. |. Even the enemies of Hughes must find consolation m that fact Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
pRoPosALs FOR MILITARY SID

NROPOSAlS FOR MILITARY SIJP
 A PLIES AT ROAD STATIONS.-Hea
 9aarters Department of Arizona, Los Anoa- les, NAi., April s, loSS. Sealed proposals. in duplicate, VIII be received at this office m .ii .il lI COCK a. m, on May Sth, 1883, and then opened in the presence of attsns;,,s, ;,,e bidders, for furnishing Fuel, Foraoe and water at Road Stations in the DepaPfmsnt St Arizona during the fisc al year commenc. ing July l, 1885, and ending June 30. IslS biank forms for proposals and inatruetions 70 bidders will be furnished on duplication 70 tnls otilce or to any Post Quartermaster sn. sl sne pepartment. The government re- serves the right to reject any or alI bids p b. ATWOOD, Major and Chief Quarter. aH"stets as-9lO- lln-SH
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Omce Seekers Piaint.

of, yes; I'm back from Washington
 and found no office there. And If you call me April Fool, I
 guess you'll hit it square; went there to get something, and
 l got it-want the factsl Well, l got it-just exactly where
 the chicken got the axe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Notice of Forfeiture.
HAssayanpa Mining District,
 iasaFai Couniy. AriEsna,


 To William Nelson. his heirs, Hsoigua oF legal representatives
 You are hereby notified tta', ss cq-ONner have expensied tNu hundred dullals tn labor and improvements upon the tolle stnR mining claim 10 Slf 1 he Connecticut locafeti in the HassayAmps mining district, fasapAi eo1nty, AriEoBa Territory. ln order to hold sald prentnsz Statutes of the United States. hsing the amount required to hold the saIne for the YeaFa lesi and lsXl. and fl within N days aftef the service of this notice by pUbi!cstion yoo faik or refuse to contribute your prOp0ftiob sf sneh eHpendltQre co-osucr y0uF iuterest In said claim will te- come tie property of the sutscTtber under said Section 2ssl. JUAN hOBLES.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
GtadtoOon

Sick Husband-Will you see that my grave is kept greenl
 Wife-Yes, indeed, love; I'll have you buried in the Evergreen ceme- tery, where they make a speciality of keeping graves green without extra charge. Texas Siftings.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
TIME -:- TABLE

Rs The Grand Canyon of tie Colora.io. tbs 3-S most sublime of Natures work un Carih. indescTitahle can ea-ily hc rtarhg, via la--lafi W iliiauls or Peach Springs on this roai. Tasa To the Natural Briige ol Arizona, and 7s-S Aontezuma's We'll yoa can journey most directly hY this route.
 1FT otssrye the ancient indiAn civilization .4 E~S ot iasuna, or ut Acoma. Tho City of ths ByP Nisit the petrihoi Fore. near Carfva. A~G Scc and Marvel at tho fryak ot Canyon biahlo. R8s Take hunting trip in ths tnal,ni lrent S-S pine forests of tho San Frznri-ost noun taius. Find interest In ths Ruins of fha fosbi.- tOric Cave And liii DWeliers.
 RSs View the longest Cantileyer Bridge in b-S America. acrus- the Colorado River. T. \. NANSfLGk, W. A. HISSEIsI.
 Gen. Agent. ten. pass. Ag't. Albuquerque, N. M. San Francisco Gal And
 Albuquerque. \. M T. R. GABEL. General Superintendent
 ALHUQUEBQUE N. M
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
netter Than the Err Trick.

Something far better than the egg trick was shown at q card party in Twenty y-eighth street a night or two ago. The exhibitor declared himself to be reformed gambler. He. had made much money out of the trick and did not mind letting a few friends know the secret. He ar ranged two whist hands from the deck, m one of which there were six uumps and in the other none. The cards being spread out on the table. face up, he bet $lOO that be could take either hand and beat any man in the room holding the other. A young whist player tried him with the trump hand and lost. Then an old fellow took the other hand which he said was the stronger. and also lost. Others followed suit and lost. It made no difference who had the lead Finally the old fellow tried again and won. He had an alyzed the play. It Is not safe to bet on the trick with first class player more than once. With two players -eSelly matched the trump hand will always be beaten.-New York Trib- me
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

H ION,-Headquarters Department of
 Arizona, Office Chief Conmissarv of Snb.
 slstence, Los Angeles, Cal. March IT. IsqS
 Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject to the
 usual conditions, will be received at this
 Oiiice, and at the offices of the Acting Com
 nlissarles of Subsistence at the foIiowino
 named posts, untipll o'clock a. m., on Mon
 day, April l1, 1898, and then opened in inc
 presence of bidders, for furnishing and da
 uIvering son the block, such Quantities of
 resh Beef and Mutton as may from time s~
 nme be required at Forts Apache. Rovris
 Srant, huachuca, San Carlos and Whin,,Is
 barracks, Arizona; San Diego Rarracks Slsl. lorna; and Forts Bayard, Marcy. Stanto, ana ana Wmgate, New Mexico, from Juiy is,
 loso, 70 June SO, 1894. Contracts naads nn uer thls advertisement shall not be con- sttaed to involve the United States in sny aton Tor payment in excesa of apnro. prlation granted by Congress for the pnr- Icse. The government reserves the riobt to .sJect any or all proposals. Full infoTos0 e;oh S;9t VIII be furnished on Application to o eI.net ot the aboye-named offices. Fnyelo,,as ;. I5u proposals should be marLe5 v EIIoIosals for Fresh Beef and Mutto, :, - o TOT resh Beef only" (as the case mav hot ~ ~ and addressed to the A CS ,ue !. P9st 6ld for, or to the undersigned. W. ELDERklN, Major and c, S- IT S Army ,sChief C. S., Department of Rr;zonS Los Angeles, Cal. iH'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
! Otice of Forfeiture.
Black Hills Mining District,
 lavspai County, AFizOne,

February 1. lss3. sentatiyes;
 owners, we have expended one hundred tfOCl dollars in labor and improvements upon the following described mining claim. the Ono CYANIDE, situate fn Black Mills mining district, Yayapai county Arizona Territory, in order tO hold said premises under the provisions of Sec tlOn &i1t. Revised Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year 1892; and if within s0 days after the service of this notice by publication you fail UT refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure as CO., owner your interest in said claim will be- cOnle the property of the subscribers under said Sectioh zS2t.
 JOSEPH C. GREMfNGEK. fran M ARGIIIpAI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19

Edison's Inventions Ape Egyptian Ideas.
 Until went to Egypt I had a lively admiration for Mir. Edison. It is true his inventions seem to complicate life, but at any rate they were new.
 After visiting Egypt, believe half of them are simple infringements of old Egyptian ideas, the patents for which have long since expired. Pro lessor PIazzi Smyth Is sure q am not that the Pyramid of Cheops con tains a revelation of nearly all the scientific discoveries of the last 6, 900 years-Cornhill Magazine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
JOSEPH C. GREMINGEK, T-0 ]. W. ARCHIBALD,
Notice of Forfeiture.
NeTIie Mining District.
 havapai County, Arizona,

NeTde Mining District.
 Navapai County, Arizona,
 JannAry =, is.s8. To Bashford & Barmister and other Un- knONn Owners;
 You are hereby notified that. as co-ownsr, 1 have expended one hundIed dollars in labor and improvements upon each of the following described mining claims Ia vit; The Copper Chief and the Wonder ful and upon the Silver Springs mill site, all located in the Verde mining district. YaVA- pal county, Arizona Territory, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section &i2i. Revised Statutes Of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the year Isst2: and fl within S0 days after the service of this notice by pub ication you fail or refuse tOconttlbute your proportion of such expenditure as ce-oWneTs yOur interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said Sec ton 2ei24. JOHN DUKE,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
FOR FLOUR.-Hendnnnr

N Nf1AAa1 run Hhs-neaGQuAT
 | ters Department of Arizona, office
 Chef Coinmissary of Subsistence. Les AnRe-
 les, Cal, March lb, ls9S. Sealed proposals in
 triplleate, subject to the usual conditions.
 will be received at this office, and Kt the
 offices of the Acting Commissaries of Sub-
 slstenee at the following named posts, until
 II o'clock a. m., Saturday, April i5' Isss9
 and then opened in the presence of bidders
 for furnishing the following flour, tleliyersd
 m double sacks, tone cotton and one gunny
 or burlapl, viz.: Fort Apache, A. IT.. Ieg.- u0o pounds; Fort Bowie, 4. IT., a5.Oo Ibs.
 Fort Grant, 4. T., A.Olo lbs; Fort Huachuca, A. r., 5i .OOO lbs; San Csrlos
 A. T., lO,0OO lbs; Mhipple Barracks, A. IT., 5O,0O0 lbs; San Diego BarrAcks. Cal. e. uO lbs; Total 44S,0O0 lbs Proposais for fur- lshlng the above quantity (445. .OUO lbs of Hour, delivered m double sacks. free on board the cars at Los Angeles, Cal. or at any station on the Southern Pacific railroad m California, will be received and opened at the same time Rt this office only, and en- Veiopes containing such proposals should be properly marked and addressed to the un dersigned. Proposals for furnishing flour
 made m Arizona, and from Arizona wheat only, will be considered at this office and Ht me Oihces of the Acting Commissaries of the posts m Arizona, and envelopes containing such proposals should be properly marked and addressed to the undersigned. OF Ia ths Acting Commissaries of the posts bid foT he government reserves the right to reflect any or all bids. Full information will ha furnished on application to this office W EIDEhkIN, Major and c. & IT Army, Chief c. &, Department of Aizona Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Notice of Forfeiture. HAsSayaInpa Mining District, YaYapai County, Arizona Territory
 January (, Isse
To CHARLES ScoPEL:

To CHARLES SCoPEL:
 Yoa are hereby notified that, as eo-owneru, N9 have expended one hnn.ired dollars in laboT and iInprOtenlants upon each ef the following de< s,ribad mining claims, Co wit; Inc s.feneziA" and s'Baeno Vista located in the dAszsyanlpa mining district, fayapai county, AEizena terri tory, in order lo hold said premises under the provisions oi sectl0n Zaza, iaeVtsed etasnies of tha nited isi atas t.sins the amount required Co hold the same for the year lof1s and C within ~ dhys after the service of this natice by pubifca- ton Fou fail or renfe to eontri hute your propof- tian of such endiiure 1s cl,-iffser, guur inter est ih said claim NiA lecomS fiie proIsrty uf the ssis-crtbers, under said Section 2a1t,
 Payment ean he made ai thu store Of Jossph noggheriy, Prescott, AriEonA
 fERDINANn BCOPEI- Siesj JOHN " DOuGBERrH.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Notice of FOritefure, HassayampA Mining Distriet~ layaTAi County, Arizona.
 f.bFffaf, q Isi9
To WILLIAM DUNLAP. His Heirs or
 IagaI Represeufatives-

fas are hereby noEi6od that, as co-ownaf | have eKFandezi one hanirsd ttsllaFa la labor and inpsuyeusauis apou the following dea.lrIbssi min ing claim to Wit: The John Burns located tn the HAssay anlisa aiming diatrict fayaflai counfy AsiEona teFfitoFs, in order Co hod eaid premises unsiaf tho provisions of Section gd2a Rsviss-i slAfutos uf the uaited StAtes being the amount rs.Quircd to hold the same for the JeSr 1879 and
 within % days after fe service of thfs mol Ice by publication yun fall refuse to c-sttribute yonr ufsltsariion uf such expenditure as cu-sN ner. your iaterosf in said claim Sill become the prop eFt os e.. aatscFiber under said Section 2s2t
 nSN w. ". VANDERBILT
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
SPANISH.

F Burnell, F Barelas @ Abenieo Baca. Victor Carrillo. Persons calling for these letters please say advertised.
 J. w. ARCHIBALD, ?. NJ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-04-19
Letter Ltst

The following is the list of letters remaining in the postofflce at Pres colt, Arlzona, for the week ending April l3. ISQ3.
The Helena independent., 1893-04-06
Neptune Lynch of Missoula Sues
the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company.
People Who Pray to Be Released
From the Bonds OF
Matrimony. -
OAe Has . Wjfo In London-Mrs Hail
Says She Was Turned Out
Of Doors.

A suit for $25. 600 damages has been nlod
in the United States circuit court against
the Northern Pacific Railroad company by
Neptune Lynch. In his complaint he
alleges that he was travelling one day year
ago last March In two horse wagon along
tho public highway in Misaoula county
from blacksmith shop TO the village OF
Horse Plains, and was knocked out OF the
wagon by a locomotive at the railroad
crossing in the village. and got his right
foot 80 badly crushed that 1t had to be am
putatcd. He says the train came along nt
about the rate Of twelve or fifteen miles
per hour, and that tho engineer failed to
give any signal by ringing tho boil or
sounding the whistle. Lynch says he was
unaware of the trains approach until
il was about twenty-five feet off.
Then tho engineer reversed the locomotive
10 suddenly that the wheels spun OH the
track. which, with the escaping stcnm.
frightened the horses so that they became
unmanageable. The locomotive st. uck the
horses. upset the wagon, md Lynch says he
was dragged about 150 feet. He also claims
shat his breast. back and head were injured
and that he has been damaged to the ex-
tent Of $25.OOO. He also sues for $54O for
medical attendance and nursing. His at
torneys are Mcdonnell, ClayberR q Gum.
The suit of s. g. Pullman ct al. w. @. h.
Ftebbins ct nj. hao been. revived. 1t in
wolves the affairs of the Carver Mercantile
company, the Stebbins Mercantile COM
pany, the Montana Investment company
and the National Park bank OF Livingston.
The Helena independent., 1893-04-06
THEY WANT DIVORCES.

Hlaintlns Who Sue to BE Released From
Matrimonial Bonds.
:, Joseph PAIGE has brought suit in the dis
trict court to secure divorce from Emma
Pnice. He alleges that they we married
Mt London. England, on Feb ID. 1876. and
have two daughters aged 16 and II. He
says that the defendant has lived in
adulterous intercourse at London with
Henry Samues since December, 1887. Mr..
PAIGE also asks that he be awarded the
custody of the children.
Mrs. A. Hall brings suit against Thomas
Jefferson Hall. They were married ed in In
says she lived with him until February.
1885. whom she was com, elled to leave him.
She says he is n stone mason by trade, but
was not ve'y Industrious. but made rea-
sonable living for himself and family until
1882, after their arrival in Helena.
when he commenced to gamble and
became confirmed gambler. She
savs she begged him to quit and that she
often suffered for the necessities of life.
Sometimes he would work, she says, for
short periods and earn q little money, and
would then Immediately gamble it off. and
that such was his passion for gambling
that he even sent back to his people in
Pennsylvania and by false representations
got them to send money. which he spent in
gambling. She SAYS she was finally educed
to such poverty that, not being ablo to pay
rent. she was turned out OF doors and left
with her children without the shelter of a
roof. Then she says she went to live with
her father and three weeks later left fer
Missoula, where she secured employment in
a private family MS governess, and has
since then en- ned living for herself and
children with assistance from relatives
he asks for the custody of the children
ouI hat ho loft h.a vo nj n
Joined from interfering with her or with
her control of the children. two boys aged
IA and 10 and one girl aged u. McCon-
nell, Clayberg d Gum are hes attorneys.
The Helena independent., 1893-04-06
Spnltling's Base Bali Guide

Spalding Brothers' Base Bali Guide for
1893 is not only an official record of the
championship campaign of the national
league for 1892. but it is a work specially
interesting as a book of reference, and IN
structive in all the points of the game. A
feature of the new Guide is it's chapter of
editorial comments on the most interesting
incidents of the past year Of base bali his
tory. There are tho records of the most
notable contests Of the season of 1899, alike
on the college and amateur fields as on the
professional club grounds. One of the now
features is the chapter on the college club
events of the past season, which include the
statistios not only of the three great
University teams of Harvard, Yale and
Princeton, but also those of the other
rrominent college clubs of the United
States and Canada. There is chapter on
the base ball neurology of 1892, together
with articles on the new rules of the game.
Its statistical records. it's chapters on the
points OF play in the game as shown in tho
past seasons experience in the champion
ship arena, and its special records of the
model games played, aud of all the most
/ interesting incidents of the several cam
paigns of the past year, make it book Of
exceptional interest aud instruction to
every admirer and exnmplar of base ball,
whether of the amateur or profession
class.