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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
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S0Aya a Daily, July SO: ton.
 ;. L. Fisher received a car load of furniture yesterday.
 Maximum temperature yesterday "i minimum this morning 62.
 W. D. Mehan and Mary Dwyer were married by Justice J. NJ. W. Moore July 2.
 There was one foot of water in me city reservoir last evening, but Y was all drawn out during the night.
 10 the case of Butcher vs. Shivers Jury was impaneled this afternoon en0 the case continued until to- morrow at 10 o'clock.
 The rain storms have been very spotted so far. Reports from vari- Vus portions of the county are to 'ue elect that no rain has fallen. n he professional card of Dr. c. F. n; Watson appears in this issue. tns doctor is an old practitioner qua was formerly located in Tucson. The east bound passenger train Su the A. &. P. road while coming 1owh 8 grade west of Ash Fork !es1erday ran into a bunch of cattle aud killed seven head.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
Fridays Daily. July 27:
 A beer war IS brewing in PrescI

FrIday's Daily, July 27:
 A beer war is brewing in Prescott.
 The great register contains only about 700 names.
 Maximum temperature yesterday, 93; minimum this morning, 60.
 W. w. Snyder and family of Rumble Bee, have moved to Phenix.
 H. Houser says that the $. F. F. (S P. grade will be completed to the Congress mine early in September.
 Marshal Meade returned to day from the line of the A. x r. railroad with one prisoner and three wit nesses.
 The Baptist Sunday School picnic at Wings ranch to morrow. Train leaves the depot at 10.40 Round trip, 9 cents.
 The contempt cases of Brophy and Lyons were continued till o'clock tomorrow, on account Of the absence of material witnesses.
 The Elite hotel has been treated to a coat of paint and varnish, until it is now the handsomest front on the north side of the plaza.
 Picnic at Wings Granite Dells Park tomorrow by the Baptist Sun day school. Fare, p cents Tor the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01

round trip. Everybody is cordially invited.
 The case of Dr. Butcher vs. John Shivers has occupied the time of the Court to-day. The trial prom ises to be quite tedious, only one witness having been examined at noon.
 Mickey Roach, of Winslow, was brought in today, charged with assisting a prisoner to escape. Mir. Roach says that he simply took a friend of his out for buggy ride.
 The South African fever has broken out again in Prescott. Sev- eral parties are talking of trying thcir luck in that far away country. It costs about $500 to make the trlp to Johannesburg.
 The walls of the Catholic Church are about completed. The edltice will be the finest in tho southwest, and will be great ornament to the town. Father Quetu deserves much credit for the untiring energy eXer- cised in securing funds with which to build it.
 The board of equalization has completed its labors. except two days session which 1t will hold in August. It has added SlS2,3l5 to the assessment rou during it's twenty days session, representing q taxa ton of $5.4g945. The assessment roll this year foots up a total of S3.56S,379S3. as against $3,519, ,23200 last year, being an increase of $49,- l47.S5. There mas been a very large decrease in the number of cattle this year over last. If the eat sle assessment hal equaled last year, there would have been a much greater increase in the aggregate assessment. The taxes on this years assessment, at the same rate of pre- vious years, three per cent will amount to Sl07,051.39.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01

It Is reported that Jack Ball a striker at Winslow for whom a war rant was issued on Tuesday learned of the fact in some way and skip ped" out before 1t was served.
 Deputy Marshal Commodore Owens came in fIom Winslow today having in custody Jack Lyons and T. 4. Brophy charged with contempt or court. Bonds were fixed at ST. 000 each.
 s. E. Patton, is engaged to-day in building a cold storage room in West Prescott for tho PabSt Brew ing Company. It will have a capacity of two car lo1ds of beer aud two of ice. Tee local agent will have bottling works adjoining the cold storage room.
 Pat Linsky, foreman of track lay CTS on the $ F., P. 6S r. railroad, was brought to town by special train last evening, suffering from a severe attack of cholera morbus. He was taken to the Sisters hospi- tai. and is somewhat improved to- day.
 Two new engines. numbers , and 6, for thS $. F., F. x r. railroai are expected here by August l5. Track laying will commence again about August To. The Saginaw Lumber Company of Williams has been awarded the tie contract for the road through to Phenix.
 Street .umor has it that Missas Cobb, Cook, Coover. Crother> ani Hundley are among the teachers elect for the next term. Miss Cobb is from Los Angeles aud taught one term at Kirkland valley. Miss Brothers is a resident of Tempe. Miss CoOver has resided at Jerome for one or two years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01

WEDNESDAY, July 25. - Territory vs. John Clarke; verdict of not guilty rendered by order of the Court.
 Mrs. D. Archibald vs. Thos. Car roll; garnishee of Martin Maier; garnishee permitted to amend an swer.
 c. E. Boyce vs. Humphreys vs. Austin; motion for judgment upon the pleadings made and submitted.
 Bashford x Burmister vs. J. R. Wells; case presented and submitted on the pleadings.
 Thomas Carroll vs. John Good win; demurrer to complaint argued and submitted.
 A. Harvey vs, Union Gold Mining Co.,; case passed for the present.
 WEDNESDAY, July 25.-Bashford & Burmister vs. J R Wells. Judg- ment for plaintiff on third and fol- lowing counts in complaint.
 Alex Thompson vs Heisler ct al t. Motion to dismiss plea of interven- ton sustained, with leave to file new motion.
 J NJ Watts ct al. vs. John Me Kinnon ct al. Motion to make complaint more certain and de- murrer to complaint overruled.
 Babbitt Bros. vs. Wm. Dulin. Judgment for plaintiffs.
 Babbitt Bros. vs. Belcher & Go. garnishee of Wm. Dulin. Judg- ment for plaintiffs.
 Brown Bros. vs. Martin Maier and the San Francisco Brewers Nimited) intervenor. Motion to intervene sustained.
 Fred Brecht vs Martin Maier and the San Francisco Brewers (Limited) intervenor. Same action.
 Jos Dougherty vs. same parties. Motion to intervene oyerruled.
 J c Martin vs. same parties. Same action as last above.
 Fred Brecht vs. same parties. Same action.
 Jake Marks vs. same parties. Same action.
 TUESDAY, July 31.-F. G. Brecht vs. Martin Maier and San Francisco Breweries, Limited; case argued and submitted.
 D. Levy & Go. vs. R. B. Johnson; judgment for plaintiff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01

generally to learn that MT. Levy's health is greatly improved.
 II. M. Merriwether an attorney, of Kansas City, Gilbert Merri- weather, connected with a Bond and Investment company of the same place and MT. Myer mining expert, are visiting J. W. Norton, of the Coyote ranch, and looking over the opportunities for investment here.
 J. J. Dickey, division superintend- ent of the Western Union Telegraph Company, with headquarters at Omaha, came in on the early morn ing special. accompanied by his son, and left this afternoon for Cali fornia. Mir. Diekey came in to con fer with the $. F., P. & P. railroad people in regard to telegraph ser vice, but, unfortunately, found none of them in town
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
for the east tomorrow.

for the east tomorrow.
 R. W. Bell, of Flagstaff, came in on the noon train today.
 H. Houser, general manager for B, Lantry x Sons, has gone Co Cali fornia for brief visit.
 James E. Rothwell, Yarnell; F. P. Snyder and G. R. Baaerback, Wins low, registered at Hotel Burke to- day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch aud Judge Silent returned to-day from their tnp to the Santa Maria min ing country.
 C. D. Arms, the millionaire min ing man, left this morning for his home in Youngstown, Ohio. Mir. Arms says he enjoys his trips to this section of Arizona very much.
 Miss Lillian Bidinger, sister of Charles BidingeP, left for Flagstaff to-day for a brief visit, where she will be the guest of her friend, Miss LilIan Beal. During her stay there she will visit the Grand Canyon, and then return t0 her home in San Francisco. During her visit to Pres colt Miss Bidinger has made many pleasant acquaintanceS, who regret her departure.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
Hox,s Thisl

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for Any ca-e oi CAtarrh that cannot be cured by Hills Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co,
 Props, Toledo, }. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney Tor the last htteen years, and believe him per teclly honorable in all business transactions and financially able Co carry out any obligations made by their firm
 West {. rruax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. 0. MSldinR, kinnaR & Marvin, Wholesale Drug gis:s Toledo Ohio.
 Halls Catxrrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly udon the blood and mucous surfaces of th system. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Drulayists; testimonials fnoa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

Charles Sangster, of Albuque rque, Is stopping at the Burke.
 l. B. Hooker, Jr., proprietor of the Black Canyon stage line, is in town.
 Miss Agnes Maloney. sister of Mrs. T. J. Corrigan, has gona-east to be absent several months.
 J. H. White and w. c. Parsons haze returned from their trip to the Santa Maria country. and are guests of Hotel Burke.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

E. NJ. Murphy has gone out to the Congress mine.
 Marshal Meade left for the line of 1he 4. & P. r,ilroad this morning. Lieut.. Vance came in from Wins lSs yesterday, but returned again morning.
 James H. McClintock, city editor oi the Phenix Gazette, paid this once a pleasant call today. He expressed qualification, mixed with siittle surprise, at the evidence of prosperity to be seen in the town, and remarked favorably on the i'm provenents noticeable since his last visit here.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Fitch and JInige Chas. Silent left for Cali fornia to day.
 Mfr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Murphy, Mrs. F. W. Meany and Edward Meany left this afternoon for California.
 Mrs. M 4. IIanlon, mother of Mrs. A. Q. Brodie, arrived on the noon train today for visit to her daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01

Anna ]. Brannen vs. Martin Aaier; case placed on calendar, default en- tered and Judgment for plaintiff for $5,52l.S7, principal and interest, and for $500 attorney fees.
 Thos. Carroll vs. John Goodwin; demurrer to complaint overruled; respective parties waiving a jury, ease tried before the Court, and judgment for defendant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
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 Collection day tomorrow.
 The MINER needs money just now.
 Frank Harrison has been ap- pointed registering officer for Big Bug district.
 Epworth league social this even ing at the residence of Judge and Mrs. R. M. Ling.
 A license was issued to-day to Severe Miramon aud Bitornia Bus tamento to marry.
 Died.-In Prescott, July 90, 1894. Laura, oldest daughter of E. H. and NJ T. Draper, aged Is years.
 The special which took F. NJ. Murphy and party to Ash Fork last evening, brought in eastern mail.
 T. A. Brophy and Jack Lyons gave the required bonds to-day and were allowed to take their departure for home.
 The business of the s. F. P. & P. railroad has increased so much that they find their four engines made quate to handle it.
 Tho new city we'll is now down twenty feet. It contained three feet of water this morning. The we'll will he sunk to depth of forty or fifty feet.
 The following are the teachers elect of the Prescott public schools for the ensuing year, principal, James MeNaughton; teachers, Luella Hundley, Lynna Coover, Anna Brothers, Emms Cook, and Grace Cobb.
 Philip Owens, who attempted to shoot Dan Flaherty yesterday morn ing, had his preliminary exaInina- ton last evening, and was held under the very light bonds of $500 to answer to the grand jury, by Justice Moore.
 United States Attorney E. E. Ellinwood left this morning for Santa Monica, California, where his family are residing. Mir. Ellinwood has had seven weeks seige of court business here and has discharged his duties faithfully and we'll. What ever have been the mistakes of the democratic Moses Grover Cleve- land, the> appointment of E. E. Ellinwood, as United States attor- ney for Arizona, can not be charged a, one of them. Mir. Ellinwood, in his administration of the office, seems to be governed by the princi- pies of justice and the public good, rather than by any desire to simply run up his fec account against the government.
 The quartette of dusky hued hula hula dancers have engaged Ed. Wright to defend them in court. He demanded a jury trial for them, and it will take place before Judge Ling tomorrow afternoon. at 2 o'clock. 1t is hinted that the Judge will require the red slippered quar- tette to gothrough the orgies of the dance in the presence of the court and the jury, in order that they may the better able to judge of its demoralizing influence In this event, the attendance at the trial will no doubt be large, as those who failed to see a performance of this kind at the Worlds Fair or the Midwinter Show, and whose moral sensibilities are of too refined a nature 50 visit the place of amuse- ment kcpt by these dancers, will have an opportunity to gratify their morbid curiosity in this direction.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
RESULT OF THE srRKE.

A Band of Desperadoes Organized as a
 sequel tO she Cripple Greek Troubles.
 DENVER, July 3l.-One result of the Cripple Creek trouble, is the organization of a band of fifteen desperadoes, who have been terroriz- ing the community, stealing cattle, provisions, etc, and defying arrest. Warrants are now out for all the men in the gang for acts committed during the strike. The sheriff has organized a posse to attempt their arrest and a vigilance committee has been formed to exterminate them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
Hawaiian Commission En R cute.

PTTsBuRa, Pa, July 31.-Another Royal Hawaiian Commission passed through here this morning on its way to Washington to lay the case of ex-Queen Lillioukalani before the President for his final decision. The commissioners express great con- hdenee that they will be successful, and that the queen will be restored.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
He Made a Good Haul.

PARIS, July 3l.-A cask containing S50,OOO was stolen from a train between Havre and Paris. The cask was one of forty recently shipped from New York. There is no clue to the thief.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-08-01
prRsnNAL MENTION.

A. K. Lee has returned to Pres colt.
 Mrs. w. $. Goldsworthy will leave
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District Court Proceedings

Hoods Pills cure all Liver HIS. BIli0us. aess. Iaundicc. indigestion Sick Hcadachs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-06

Berlin, Sept, 1.-The effect OF
the now mru bin WAS instantaneous
in Berlin, Frankfort and other export
CVntvrS, Tho first day the law went
into effect invoices passing through the
United States consulate ECl,tral in
creased = per Eent ana on the follow
ug two days the number doubled, The
Industries most affected are decorative
ch,ua, papcrWarr and chemicals. The
whole German export trade to the
United States will be Increased owing
to the passage of the mrln moisture
some loo to loo per cont tor some
mouths, # present Indications can he
relied on. lhN NoSNiche Xrltuug
printed Il Verbatim translation Of the
hill in an extra rdittru, th,S piece ot
Journalistic enterprise was much volnv
moutrd ON here rs being quite u, de-
lnrture from the usual methods
adopted in such eases. The bin
naturally attracted widespread attcn-
ton aud the United States rouSulates
throughout the manutaemring dis,
trlctS weW flooded with inquiries aS
10 tho proper interpretation OF the new
duties and tariffs which come under
them.
Emperor Williams activity conttn-
u,~. Tuesday he reviewed his Bran.
dcnhurgerS on the hmpelhof review
ground, He Is In constant coumunica-
ton with advisers on all subjects and
is diligently discussing plans to check
tho spread OF cholera, yet he finds
time daily to take long excursions,
During the coming army maneouv~
res, the bicycle and the use of trained
dogs Will be tested ON II large scale.
llenccforth the bicycle Is to form u
part OF the equipment for each infantry
corps and each battalion will have Il
detachment of trained riders, Dogs
will be especially used for advance
guard and hcld dispatch service,
II the emperor has not succeeded
completely In rcconclling Chancellor
Won Cuprivi and Or, Miguel, he ut
least was able to effect II truce be-
tween them. This result was apparent
in published interview in which the
| chancellor was quoted ns saying that
Miguel must stay In office, rs his task
Is only half done
! 1t Is expected that Robert +. kncchs,
the German horse owner well known
! IN America. who was arrested May
last charged with ringing trotting
horses, will be released IN y few days.
Sworn statements received from the
United States show that the mare
/ Bethel, which he was supposed TO
have entered In the races here after
declaring that she had never won II
race, was IN the United states during
the period of his supposed running her
In Germany under the fictitious name
nf NnllIe.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-06
CHARGED WITH LEWD NESS.


Sioux city, lno Sept IA deputy
sheriff walked Into the Methodist
church. where the Sunday school con.
rcntiOn was In progress Friday, aud
asked for Rev, =. q Jones, OF Snllx.
The gentleman was pointed ont and
was ut once placed under arrest and
taken to the court house. Later he was
taken 10 the southern part Of the coun
~ and gave bonds before n Justice Of
the peace for his appearance for exam
nation The charge against him is
lcwtlucss.
Rrv. Mr., Jones has recently had con
siderable success In his passionate ana
on Sunday last went over from Snlix
to the Missouri river with his congre-
CATION 10 hnptlzc n number of people
who desired to join the church, 1t hap
pencd that they wanted to he immersed
aud 80 Mr.. Jones took along ais robes
for that purpose. Arrived al the rivers
bank It was found ,hat there were no
facilities for changing toilets. Mr..
Jones went ont into the timber, at a
distance from his flock, OF which about
300 members were present, dOfcd his
ordinary rament, put on the robes for
he baptisma service and returned.
lie performed the ceremony Of baptism
and went back into the timber to
change his clothes again There he
found that his shirt had been stolen
md was not to be found. He made t
best OF the situation put on the rest OF
his clothes and returned to his people
and with them to town. The COM
plaInt charges that he did not 20 into
the woods. but changed his clothes In
plain view OF the congregation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-06
PENSIONS AND PROTECTION.

PENSIONS AND PROJECTIONS.
The tariff taxes We're raised higher
and higher until finally in the Mckin-
ley hill the acm" Of protection was
reached. said Congressman Joseph +.
Washington in a speech in the house
a few weeks ago 4 bill was passed
which it's author boosted on the floor
of this house was not designed ITO
raise revenue but Ia dccrcaS" revenue
NOT to check imports. but to prohlbit
imports" ana to reserve "th" Amen
can market for the American manu-
facturr
While this process was going on the
protected baronS were seized with a
terrific attack of patriotism. and re-
solved that something must he done
for the old soldier. Did the rohhcr
haronS dive into their own pockets for
the gold 10 sootho III" cicatriz"d
wounds Of the union veteran: Nay:
not 50. They levied still greater "X-
actions on consumption, on want. on
the plain home comforts Of the plain
working people. and with lavish hand
gave these as larg"SSes to tn" nation :
defenders. With one hand they robbed
the peopl" and enriched themselves.
while with iii" other they dealt out
pensions by wholesale. IN the nam" Of
patriotism. but in reality to avoid the
reduction If tariff taxation. IN" b"ue-
ficfarles Of the tariff have found a
most profitable. convenient and popular
method Of draining th" treasury by
swelling the pension list.
Today nearly 100000 men, VOL ~
and children are borne - the pens IN
rolls. They have received during Inc
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-06

mG is all that remains at partridgc.
OnlN ono life WAS lost The dead at
Sandstone us nearly aS could h. got
ten from the survivors are rs follows;
T. England, Wife and seven chldwu;
John Sen, wife and ehjldrru and
htothrrm-mw; T.. EdStnrm'S family Of
six: IL. Hoffman aud wife; AltlNd u
Broad, WIFI aud three children; Gus
taNo Anderson, wife and two children,
Many others remain unidentified
Estimates tNNm ,NhnSNrvAttNNmen
WHO hay, gone over the ground place
the loss Of life cNrrNwhrrr at from a0N
to 1000 About l,aON homeless people
have NHru brought to Duluth. Rail
road wires are not Ntt repaired and de-
tails coma, in slowly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-06
A PROFESSOR DROWNED.
lie Was Instructor In the Gymnasium
of the Chicago University.

Akron. O.. Sept. ID. II. Conant. OF
Chicago. instructor In the gymnasium
OF Chicago university. was drowned
Mt Silver lake. He was bathing In
company with Miss Wall, of this city,
and when about thirty feet from shore
he turned on his back. placed his hands
on his breast and remarked, II am
tired Can | help your" inquired
lady In a boat few feet away. mo"
said he. Il guess | don't need help"
An instant later he sank. An hour
later his body was recovered Blood
flowed from the mouth and nose, In
dlcating hemorrhage, which probab-
Is caused his death.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-06
VERIFIED REPORTS.

Duluth, MINI. Sept. 4 Yesterday a
relief train returned bearing 2l7 sur.
yivors from Sandstone. One hundred
and fifty people were left and sec.
ond train was sent out fJr them.
Sixty bodies were found In little towns
scattered about everywhere. No at
tempt was made 10 bury them and they
th. rotting IN the hot sun. One build
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-06

Eau Claire. wis. Sept. At Is
feared that the little town Of Rib Lake
In Taylor county, population $50, viii
be destroyed although FIR" engine
and crew from Chippewa Falls hay"
gone 10 fight the fire. The Rib Lake
Lumber company, with mills and m
immense tanncry. Is located there.
The danger to CABOT Is thought to be
over also to Cartwright and Rice
Lake.
At Long lake the cottage OF the late
General O. Ginty was destroyed yes
tcrday afternoon. At least seven rail-
road bridges on the north division or
the Omaha between Chippewa Fails
and Superior have been destroyed.
Ashland. Sept. 4.--The anxiety felt
in Ashland for Tire safety OF northern
Wisconsin towns WAS somewhat eased
yesterday by reports Of rain at nearly
every city where the fires were the
worst.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-06
WILLIAM IS ACTIVE
THE NEW rARlEF BILL. ENCITES
DEEP INTEREST,"
MUCH COMMENT CAUSED BI A
NEWSPAPERS "ENrRA."

Bicycles aud Dogs Are To Re Tried in
the Army Chancellor Won CAprivi
aud nr. Miguel Arc Kt<Nucilcd--A
Race Horse Man Gets Out OF Il bad
Mess