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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Make. Hi. Fnce rIrrd.

4 well known caricaturist living iI this city complains of an ailment that is characteristic of his profes- sion and that is, to say the least, un- usual. T get, |" he said, face tired, and mean by that to say that as l draw my face unconsciously assumes the expression of the people l am trying to represent in a distorted way, and as result at the end of a couple of hours I find myself com pelled to rest, not my eyes nor my hands, but my face. I do this either by lying down or by going out on the street with the determination of spending my time in looking at things and not at people, for l find l study their faces at the expense of my own. I take a keen delight in my work, and that is the reason, l suppose, that am so sympathetic with it. t."-Philadelphia Record.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Forfeiture Notice.
To Clark Churchill. your hsi... ...lsn. ..

To Clark Churchill. your heirs, sssigns e,
 rerezenfttiFes
 You are hereby notified that the unss- who are co-Owners with you in the Davis s1 Three North mining claim. have axtesa sum of one hundred dollars in labor .,l provements upon the sad mining clam. "a, expenditures and improvements beng zs as in the year l-l3. in compliance gith tis z. states mining iAvs. reQuiring annuzi sl,r tures tO be made on mining claims
 The said DaVi- Number Three North ra claim extends iSo0 feet in length hy 50 t.a : along the vein and Is situated in ia1sa-r Mining District in the County of faVnt ritory of Arizona. a record of the looser said Davis Number Three NoIth mininz ,s made in the record of mines in the ofkrs County Recorder of said fagApai Cont Book IL s, page 502.
 And you are hereby further notified iks the expiration of ninety days after ths s4 ton of this notice. you fail or refuse i5 zz bnte or pay e us your proportion sf sd sr diturAs. together with the cost of the eua1 of this noti e. Cha interest of you ia sai 2 Number Three North mining claim wil t fe.ted anu become the property of tAs z signed. IT. v. OTIS.
 BASHFORD & BURMiSlE Prescott, February l, isql.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
PREsoorr, ARIz.. Nov. n 1893.

PRESooTT, ARIz., Nov, II 1893. To THE BASHFoRD-BURMsTER Cow PANY AND THE FIRM OF BASHFoRD X BCRMSTER AND TO THE PUBLIC CEN REALLY
 You are hereby notified not to purchase a judgment issued out of the District Court in and for Yav- apai county, at the November term 1893, in favor of W. H.;Ferguson, and against me, as I hold full and legal offsets against the same.
 nlltf JOIN DUKE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Notiee for Puhlieatlon.
LAND OFFICE Al PREsoorr. ARIlosl

LAND NtEIlE AI T lT'llIFIIl AlllIINt
 January f4 ns Notice is hereby given that the fOll0WinRn n1l settler has filed notice of his intention to z final proof in support of his claim, and thAl ] proof VIII he made before the hegistef and eeiver at Prescott, AEisona. on Saturday, Gr 3l, isst viz. William II Denny. Homes ssa' plication Nc. 8i4, for the northeast quafts ton 23, township is \ R6M.
 He names the following witnesses to prov continuous residence upon and euitiyati1 Arizona; Nathan Levy, ef Prescott, Arizonz II. Plummer, Ot Juniper. Arizona; J A. Bos of Juniper, Arizona.
 JIG. MARTIN. ReSia
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

A well on the grounds of W. H. Thurmond at Athens, Ga, is pos sesssd of unusual properties. The water is said to be impregnated with sulphur and acid, and rocks taken from the we'll and thrown on a fire cause blue blaze to arise.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
The Pathetic Domestic.

'T'll have to leave you. said the newly employed servant lady.
 "Whyf"
 Your directions to me are not suf- fciently considered before they are presented"
 What do you meanr
 This morning you said you would like 8 light breakfast, and then spoiled all harmony of color by de- manding black coffee. Washington Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Notice of Contest.
'. s. LAND OFYIx

 Complaint having been entered at fhtt by tcy V Johnston against Rndolph
 EOr ananduninE his Homastead Entry at dated May 8, 1ae1, upon t1e N. W. A of and \. is of N. V. ., Sec. A and x. N.lse w. N of Sec. IT. N. k 8 w.. in lavapa tc1 Arizona, with view Go the cancellation e t entry. contestsnt silpgi1g that sald l,as4 Reinhart has wholly abandoned said treci 8 he has char ed his residence theretroln ief ~ than six months since making saie enliis t that said tract is not settled upon and cui1lal by said party as required by law.
 Tn, contestant having filed his affidavit 2 < office. datee February 2 1891, setting lon s after due diligence he is unable Co get pel.-' sersice upon contestee. and aSSs that ga z vice may be had by publication, the aa' hereby granted and the said parties aE 1.. suusmoned Co appear 60 this office on t 2 day of March. 1891. at 10 o'clock a. rp.. e. ~ and furnish testimony concerning said af abandonment. J. C. AAHltN. hcgi4 First publication February q, 1894.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
ARoston Philosopher.

Boston Mother-Tommy, if you don't keep quiet, l shall be compelled to whip you very hard.
 Thomas (etat 6l-Mother, how Illogical Does it not occur to you that a severe castigation will only have the effect of increasing the vol ume of sound may be producingl- Chicago Record.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

Before the meeting of every Eng Ish parliament the vaults beneath the houses of parliament are reli- giously searched, this custom having been kept up ever since the Guy Hawkes. plot.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

R7ys The Grand Csuyon of the Colurado. the EF-eF uuat sublims of Natures work on earth, indeacFihahie can easily he reached via FiAgstsh, Williams CT Pcach Springs on this Toad. RsP To the Natural Bridge of Arizona. and 3~~ Aahiezuiua's We'll you can journey meet directly by this route R-zs ObserFe the ancient Indian civilization -s-sF of Laguna. or of Aooma. The City of the Sky"
 r-rs Visit tile Terrified Forest near Gariza. 8-G See and Marvel at the froak of canyon Diahlo.
 rTsss Tako a hunting trip in the mavniheent .sL| pane fortets of the San Francisco meun- tains. Find interest in the Ruins of the frehis- t0ric Cave and t'ia DWeliers zz=. View the longest Cantileyer Bridge in 5-S America. arross the Colorado River. A. S. VANSNLGK. w. A. RESELL.
 Gen. Agent. Gen. pass. Ag't. Albuquerque. N. M san ETancisco. Cal. and
 Albuquerque, N. M T.. K. GABEl.. General Superintendent.
 ALrU9rERQUN N.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Pronertr For Sale.

The undersigned will sell his ranch four miles southwest of Pres colt, together with farm implements thereon, and his residence in south east Prescott, with household flrni- ture. Reason for selling i'll health. Property will be sold reasonable and on easy terms.
 F. \. WILLIAMS.
 Prescott AriZ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Notice for Publication.

|. s. Land Office at Prescott. Ari;.ouE
 January 2sl at Notice is hereby given that the ioltn named settler has filed notice of hs l tion to make final proof m support q claim. and that sEid proof will be mad fore the Register and Receiver at prsck Arizona. on Saturday, March Sl. ISs4, v John A. Bozarth, homestead applicatins Sl1. for the N of SEi4 SWt4 of SEA-. MEL of SWi4, Section l9, twp ls Nk He names the following witnesses toFe his continuous residence upon and cal1e tiOn of said land, viz; Guy Bennett, s jam G. Shook, John F. Graver, MiihaA Denny, all of Juniper, Arizona.
 Jan. 3l. J. C. MARTIN, Regisiss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Notice for Puhlieation.
US LAND OFFICE AT
 Ira-rnif Aril IanulrN Al. l

Notice is hereby giv that the iQilett named settler has let notice of nis i1l.e to make final proof in support of his claim. q that said proof will be maae before the lAzi< and Receiver. at Prescott, Ariz.. on sail.1 March I0 lsal, viz; Nelchior tusa, heni..s9 Application No. 7sa, for the N. "a cf N. h 2 Sec lQ, Twp. 10. \ X. !. W.
 He names the following Wllnessss io P1qs. 2 continuance residence upon, and culnya.less said land, viz: Alex. Q. Rrosie, Alcnaa Hickey, Fret G. tirecht. of Rrescosi, e1 Thomas Roach, of klenD. Aril. ....
 d e. N RtiN, t.esala First publication, Jan. Si. iSsi.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Notice for Publication.
U s. LAND OFFICE AT :.

Prescott, Aria. January z, ls-- Notice is hereby given that the fells- named settler has fled notice ot hls inis= to make final proof n support of his elese-' that said proof will he made before l.ss and Receiver at Prescott, Aria, n ca,e March sI, iSQi. viz; Osman k. Ws
 stead Application No 7Sl for the e ss A "a and W. ts of S. W. A, Sec II, lwi' AA - AW. He names the following witnesses Q ls'.. continuance residence upon, and ceilyai a- said land, viz: Thomas K. FlournoS, <, - - Coughran, William Roberts. Thomas An''' all of Simmons, Ariz. ,,..,..., First publication. Jan, Sl 1894.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Campbell X Pillsbury ot the Prescott Steam Laundry, has been dissolved by mutual consent, by the retiring of NJ. Campbell. F. D. Pillsbury will continue the business, and will pay all the debts of the firm and collect all bills due it.
 Nj. CAMPBELL,
 F. D. PILLsBURY. Prescott, Jan. 1. 1891. I'm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm of Adams A VoigtlAnder has been dissolved by mutual con sent by the retiring of Robert Adams. The bus iness will be conducted by Ed. YoigtlAnder, who will pay all debts of the firm and collect all bills due inc same ROBERT ADAMS.
 ED. VOlGTLANDER. Preseott. JanuAry a, 1891.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

Five official reporters take down the speeches of congressman in the lower house. Monographs are used in the process.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

Ancient Egyptians believed that the spirit of their greatest god, Osi- ris, dwelt among them in the form of a pure white bull
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

Stock-taking is now over, and We have placed our odds and ends on the bargain coun- ter at simply irrisistable prices. You look at 'em, and you'll say the same thing,
 Just think, housekeepers,- you now have an opportunity of buying your table linen napkins, towels, lace curtains, chenille curtains, coashes, glass toweling. spreads, comforters, blankets, and the like at prices that will enable you to get a large quantity for very little money.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

The members of the Hook and Lader company rendered a vote of thanks to F. NJ Murphy, at their last meeting, for two boxes of cigars received.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

A time book belonging to the undersigned. The finder will please leave it at the $. F., P. x F. office.
 If OLD WEBB.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

An island in Casco bay is inhabited only by a pack of ravenous dogs, which have almost degenerated in'r wolves.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Notice for Publication.
U. o. L.tlfiF t1 .. 7-T Prescott, Arizona, JaanAr5 70 '

U. o. LtfiF t1 ,l 7-E
 Prescott. Arizona. Jaausr5 70 - Notice is hereby given that the folsowils <, ' r. settler has filed notiue of his lntentte1i ,s.t final proof in support of hls ciAssil, A. se eeiver af Prescott, Arizona, on Setaf'i,s,s. .. ary 2t. 1894. viz: Joseph Ihorhske, ta sas 2 Application No. S1a for the SEs z s STi.' E SiS of SE section la, and NEa ei -'-> ton 22, twp i3, N R2 w. a, prsss ! He names the following witness .s,;ss.li.a continuous residence upon ana yr.s y-.. ka said land, viz.. Philip Hoover Se< G Thomas Thompson, Anthony A. "
 Prescott. Arizona. ,,,prrN RazieE First publication, January ii' is'.--< is'.-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
SUMMONS In the District Court of ths p Judicial Disfricf. Ta~s;. Arizona, County of Yayapai. Dorotha Adllins Dean. Plaintis
 FcrsQs
 Samuel H. Dean. Defen sart
summons No. 227.

Summons No. 2ss27 Action brought in the Dssi,ic. f,..... !,
 Fourth Judicial District ia ana ana s,, ss
 County of Nayapai, Territory as
 zona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greetis,
 Samuel Fl. Dean.
 You arc hereby summoned and rse. to appear in an action brought againf by the above named plaintiff in the ns Court of the Fourth Judicial Distrs and for the County of fsvapai, in shl Fitory of Arizona, and answer thec0mt filed with the clerk of this Coart atl colt, in said county, ten days, (exclusivs of the day of ssr after the service upon you of thissu if served in this county; but If segss of the county and within the distrls within twenty days: where personalN N of a copy of this summons and cemp made out of the Territory, or sea publication is made as provided tFI within twenty days after the coEH thereof; in all other eases thirty dais And you are hereby notihed thS fail to appear and answer the conplss above required, the plaintiff will taks meut by default agalnst you and czse disbursements in this benaf expende2 Given under my hand and the seal a i. SEAL Court. at Prescott. this zld
 January, \. D., lS9l.
 X. j. HERNDoS. Cle4 R. F. MORRISON, Attorney for Piaiat3
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
GREAT
 BARGAIN.

"One of the best ranches in the Verde valley, good fences, plen- ty of water for irrigation, thirty acres of alfalfa, two bearing orchard, 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.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
NOTICE!

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned. N owners Of the ZERO mine, now leaSed by F. X. O'Brien. win not be responsible foy any debts contracted by said Y: \, O,arien ot his
 ] C. BRADBURY.
 Prescott February 7 tS9l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

Transacts a General Banking bus mess Loans made at reasonable rates. Drafts on all the principal cIties of the United States and for eign countries. Money sent by tele- graph; gold dust and bullion bought at highest market rates. Escrow pa- pers taken care of without charge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining in the postofiee at Pres cott, ArIzona. for the week ending February <. 1891:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
4 Situation VantH

"A first class Maohinist, Ensinsss.s s'ss.s.,s.;,s s T5ifh steady and sober, wants, s,s..5s,, ,I R ss nf referepcss. Apply Co R OBS l.l-1s'- l.a Verde. Arizona, Or st this ofice'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
ROOMS TO RENT.
sIruArIoN MANrED.

Am 24 years uf age. experienced bookkeeper and abstractOr want position, inside or outside wcrk Might invest in a satisfactory business. AHdress B. r. BENSON, PrincetoO, Ills. 1aml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14
F. NJ. MURPHY President.
 M. GOLDWATEB, Vice President.
 R. C. WOODRUFF, Cashier The Prescott National Bank
CAPITAL, SlO0,0O0O.
 DIRECTORS;

F. M. Murphy, Morris Goldwater, W. c. Bashforo, n. N Fredericks, k. c. Woodruff. Dexter Nj. Ferry, of D. M. Ferry & Co.,, Seedsmen, Detroit, Mich. J. L. Fisher.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-02-14

Prescott, Jan. 1, 1891.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
kEvlll.O lelPpLES

Kevillo Courant, May 10, 1894.
Leader Case was the recipient of a
nobby nickle-plaled music stand from the
band boys to-day as a token OF their es-
TEEN
Mr. August Wentz arrived to-day
from Chicago to visit his sister, Mrs.
Henry Reetz. The latter is reported re-
covering from her recent severe sickness.
Rev. FIR. Wernich sends us word that
he will hold his next service in the Re-
villo Catholic church on June A.
j. L. Lockhart returned this way to-
day from Watertown, where he attended
the United Workmen convention. Jack
made us pleasant visit and from him
We learned positively that he will be a
candidate before the republican state
convention for land commissioner and is
sangulne OF success. Mrs Lockhart
drove over from Milbank today tor her
husband
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
Cut In Two

The Pioneer Press, always abreast of
the times, has reduced Its subscription
rates just one -hali. The new rate on the
Daily and Sunday editions is about soc.
per month, IS. 90 per annum, IN advance;
tor the Daily, without Sunday, 4Oc. per
month, S4.OO per annum, in advance,
Sunday only, 1,50 per annum, in advance
soc. tor three months. The Pioneer Press
is now the cheapest metropolitan news
paper in the country. Its high standard
will be thoroughly maintained, and. in
view of the largely increased circulation
which it will most assuredly have, it has
entered INTO arrangements to even great
" improve the paper. Every one can
now afford to have daily paper, as it
costs but cent and fraction per day.
All orders should be addressed to The
Pioneer Press, ST. Paul, Mimi.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
SU M NIT.

fignal, May II. 1884,
Geo. Hawes rode his wheel down to
Nllbank Tuesday.
Old soldiers of Waubay will observe
decoration day. Attorney Bentley OF
Milbank will deliver the address.
The wind Of today has doubtless done
considerable damage on old land by
blowing out the grain were the soil is
light.
Bill" Meyer was over from Water
town the first OF the week. Tuesday a
purse was made up for race between
one of his horses and Dick Ohm's gray
in which Meyers nag was VICTORIOUS by a
few feet.
A little daughter of Ira Bradford met
with serious accident this morning.
Her sister is teaching school in John
Branches house southwest OF town and
this morning they rode to school in a
wagon and in attempting to get out the
little girl was blown from the seat, strik-
ing on her head on the ground She was
badly injured and this afternoon was
delerious.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
SySSETON.

Inter Empire, May 3D..
Masters Harold and George Ashton
arrived from Mibank Friday, bringing
two cows from that place to Slsseton.
The boys had a pretty hard trip but
nevertheless they went home Saturday
feeling pretty good.
l.. V. Warning, who, with his family
is living on his claim about four miles
northeast of town has been sick this
week but is now better. During his i'll
ness their little son Make, has been
stopping with his aunt, Mrs. H }. kee-
ler.
Mrs. Somervilla and Mrs. Mosher
were elected as delegates to attend the
district convention, with the president,
which was held in Milbank, May 9, 10
and II. Although the delegates had but
an hour and half after they were elect
ed to get ready and catch the tram,
Mrs. Somerville and Mrs Keeler accom-
panied Mrs Cranmer to Milbank.
Standard.
Gustave Dennis has purchased the
claim belonging to Uncle T.. w. Holly in
Good Will. He intends to break forty
acres this season. He went to Wilmot in
company with T. II. SCHNEIDER and f. w.
Holly Wednesday and filed on the land.
The boys here are pleased to learn that
he has taken up claim in this vicinity,
for he IS an industrious Young farmer
and just the kind of a person the clti-
zens Of Sisseton want to settle on the
lands.
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w ILaIOr.
Wilmot Reporter. May IL, 1894.

Wiimot Reporter. May IL, 1894
The band boys received new Eb cors
net Yesterday from J. W. Pepper OF
Chicago, and also an elegant bat N. The
next thing in order will be a drum
major.
Mr.. I. MCGOWAN, father OF G. E. Nc
Go~an, arrived last Saturday evening
from New York state, and will spend the
summer here. G. E met him at Mil
hank.
At the election Of officers OF Ind.
school district No. l, of Wilmot, held 1T
the court house on Monday, J. j. Batter
ton, W. V. Laird and D. Eastman were
elected as Board Of Education and +. Z.
iahn Treasurer. No opposition. %
ballots cast.
While at Milbank last Saturday. one
OF G. E. McGowan's horses got out of Inc
livery barn, and all search for him al the
time was futile. Nc borrowed a single
harness and a set of thllls and came back
received telegram from Fred Allen
that the horse had been found, and G.
+. Porter and NJ. w. German went alter
it.
Wllmot town election passed off very
quietly. and there being no politics in il,
the vote was very light, only . votes
being cast. The caucus ticket was elect
Ell without opposition. as follows:
Trustees-W. J. Speer, Alex Cameron
and G. F.. Porter.
Clerk-W. j. Ireland.
AssessOr-J. II. Eastman.
Troasurer-C. NJ. Jenson.
Narshall--J. i. Minder.
dustice OF TIE Peace. A. Munro.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-05-18
RLOOMlNG VALLEY.
Nav 18th, 1894.


Mrs, Frank Smitte, Mrs. Geo. Pitcher
Mrs. G. S. Blodgett and Mrs. Mott OF
Waubay visited with Mrs. j. ID. Smull
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Hanson gave reception
last Saturday evening IN honor of the
marriage OF their neice. Miss Biddie
Strand and Mr.. John Miller of Sioux
Rapids, Ia. An elegant supper was serv-
ed, and dancing was INDUCED IN till
late hour. Mr.. and Mrs Miller Lave
tbs best wishes of the whole community.
Last Fridays blow dld no damage in
this vicinity, though it was rather dis
agreeable.
r. o. Strand and wife, of Sisseton,
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Han
son.
Crops look we'll but rain would be ac-
ceptable.
Governor Sheldon will hold short re-
ception at the home of John Smull at
p. m. on Tuesday, May %, and all cit
izens in this vicinity are cordially invit-
ed. The governor is looking over this
part of the reservation and noting the
the development of its resources and
progress made.
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Some Of our lands are already nearly
exhausted. They are foul with many
kinds Of weeds, and are too light TO DC
seeded to any of the tame grasses Ii "
farmer intends to make a home ol Il
,,;o.a of land he should not abuse II, no
more than he would abuse bis wlte ana
children. He should look after II care
fully, and shift as many as possloie VI l''
burdens upon things which may be made
10 return some of its departed fertility.