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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
coRRYMssLA.

Over here in England I'm hsipin with ths An xisht I was in Ireland the iiveloag day. Weary on the English hay. an sorrow take
 the wheat
 OchI Corrymeela an the blue sky over it. rher' a deep dumb river fiowin 6y oeyant the
 heavy trees, This twin air is rnosdheFsd with the humrnin
 O the bees. wizht Id hear the Ciaddagh burn 60 runaiA
 through the heat. The people that's in England Is richer nor the
 Jews.
 Ther' not the smallest young gcssoOn but
 thravels in his shoes I'd give the pipe between my lips to see a bare
 foot child.
 Ave. Corrymeela an the iOw south windI Here's hands so full O money an hearts so toh B, the iack O lOvel I'd stn so light for all
 Gii 70 bare ~God ssve ye, colleen dhas,'' said. The girl.
 sLo thought me wild. Far Corrymeela an the low south wind! Dye mind me now. the song at night is nor
 tial hard to raise. The girls are heavy gOfa here. the boys arc
 nl to phase. When onest I'm out this workin hive tis Tn
 be back again. Faithi Corrymeela fin the same sokt ram The wisp O smoke from one anld roof before For a shanTh with Andy Fselan here I'd give 8 But a curl O hair on MOny's head. yen look
 the like in vain- Sweet Corrvmeela an the same soft rain.
 -Mcira o'Neill in Biack~OOd's Magazine
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Mondays Daily. June 4:

Mondays Daily. June 4:
 Read notice of house for rent in this issue.
 Collections were reported fair yesterday.
 Read Cook & Lees new advertise ment in this issue.
 The Hassayampa mining district needs a new wagon road and post office.
 Strawberry and Vanilla Cream and Lemon Ice at s. Pedgrift's to- morrow.
 The Prescott base ball club has been invited to play at Flagstaff on the Fourth of July.
 The Winsor Hotel has completed it's "street entrance" and is now "6re proof" absolutely.
 Nellie and George Marlow, oI Williamson valley, have filed their stock brand for record.
 P. R. Barrett has purchased the saloon heretofore run by James Young, on the west side of the plaza.
 Chief of Police Burton today turned over to City Treasurer Fri. tie $s2, the amount of dog taxe: collected in May.
 The board of supervisors at it, session yesterday evening awarded
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
PERSONAL MENTION.
IS. E. Kirkland is in town.

IT.. IT.. hlEkAdllO AS Ill lONu.
 George Zika, of Rumble Bee, is in town.
 W. NJ. Claypool left for Socorro yesterday.
 Gil. Ferguson is in town today from the Jersey Lily.
 Mrs. A. c. Burmister returned last evening from her visit east.
 Henry Tuning came in this morning from Apache county.
 Dr. Davis was called to Congress to-day on professional business.
 Dr. D. J. Brannen left for his home in Flagstaff this morning.
 Sam Hill returned Saturday even- ing from a visit to Tonto Basin.
 Superintendent J. L. Giroux, of the United Verde Copper Company, is in town.
 Jerry Franks and John Skaggs, of Beaver creek, were welcome call CTS at this office to-day.
 Judge McPhee, one of the old timers of this section, is visiting Prescott. It is his first visit here for three years.
 J. l.. Fisher returned last evening from his visit east. He was accom- panied by his daughter, Miss Hattie, and by Miss Pearl Hutchinson.
 Miss F. E. Tarr, sister of Elwin Tarr, with the Mountain City Drug Store, and their cousin, Miss Minnie Sawyer, came over from Kingman Saturday, for brief visit to Pres colt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
PERSONAL MENrInN.

$. c. Mott is in from the Bradshaw country.
 J. L. Fisher is due to arrive on Saturday.
 Miss Kate Heiser of Walnut Grove is in town, guest of the Williams House.
 T. B. Carter and Ed. Wagoner were among the visitors to-day from Walnut Grove.
 John Lawler and his private sec retary, J. D. Carter, have returned from trip in the country.
 Miss Alice Postle will leave on Sunday for the Midwiater Fair and q visit to friends m San Francisco. Mike Rice left yesterday for Je- rome to take a position with the en- gineer's corps of the Jerome rail road.
 1T. D. Ross, register of the land office, returned Tuesday evening from a visit to his old home in Arkansas.
 Geo. Stealy, former draughts- man employed by the :. F. P. X P. railroad company, came in yesterday from the Yarnell mine.
 c. H. Fancher, of the land de pertinent of the A. < P. railroad, came in Tuesday evening on busi- ness connected with his company.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Aitken will leave on Sunday for a months out ing iu California, during which they will visit the Midwinter Fair, Port land, Oregon, and Catalina Island.
 Miss Lily Bidinger. a sister of Charles Bidinger of this city, arrived Tuesday from San Francisco. She comes to remain for some time in the hope that our mountain air may be beneficial to her health, and ex. presses herself as we'll pleased with this section.
 Mrs. F. A. Healy and sister leave tomorrow for San Francisco to be absent several months. They will visit friends in Southern Cali tornis before returning and spend
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

A remarkable accident occurred al Lynx creek to-day. A miner named Snyder fell down shaft a distance of ninety feet, the only injury sustained being a broken ankle. Dr. Sewall went 0u; this afternoon to set the hr ken member.
 The following are the applicants for teachers certificates before the board of examiners to-day: Misses Maddie Freuler, Ida Williams, Katie COughran, Fanny Lindsay, Madde Verrard and Ruby Remlow.
 Dr. Miller was called to Chapar- Tal yesterday, where he found five eases of malignant diphtheria. The sufferers are Ed. Peck, Mrs. Harry Arnold, two cases in the Bruner family and Mrs. Joseph Askew. All of the cases are quite serious.
 A bright little boy appeared at the residence of Mir and Mrs. Ed. Pentland last evening, being their first born. Mother and child doing we'll. while the father is doing as we'll as could be expected after the arrival of the first baby.
 Col. F. C. Ainsworth's many Ari- zona friends will be pleased to learn that the indictment against him in Washington, charged with respoDsi- bility in connection with the Fold theater disaster, has been quashed. No one ever thought the case could terminate differently, tn lugh.
 Dr. Miller, the health officer of Prescott, will meet the board Of supervisors, district attorney and city attorney this evening to devise plan whereby the spread of diph- theria may be prevented. While there have been no cases developed m Prescott, its existence at Chap arral is not only a menace to the town, but to other portions of the county as well. Speedy and effect i've action should be taken at once, as it no doubt will.
 B F. Mvrphy, who usually pfolongs his morning nap to about 9 o'clock, was awaked thus morning by a fusilade of shots. Thinking that fire was in progress down town, he arose and hastily donned his clothes and rushed down the street as rapidly as possible. When about half way down town, he heard another volley fired, and tkor l,-,,woroI tk.4 ,,.ku h, -,,,, posed to be fire alarm was skirmish firing at Whipple.
 4 rear end collision between the east bound Los Angeles and Chicago limited express, and a freight train occurred near Ash Fork on Saturday. The freight was working into Ash Fork on the pas senger trains time. when a journal broke on one of the cars. compelI ing the train to stop. The passen- ger engineer was following the freight so closely that before he could stop, his engine crashed into the rear of the freight. Luckily no one was hurt and but little damage was done.
 In addition to the losses sustained at the Jerome fire, as reported in Saturdays JoURNAL-MINER, A. B. Wilkins had lot of lumber burned up. which he had on the ground ready to rebuild where the April fire occurred. Our sister town seems very unfortunate, as it has expert enced three disastrous conhagra- tions within period of little over two years. The origin of Friday nights fire is not known, but is supposed to have started in the barber shop. The loss is estimated at S10000.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Notice of Forfeiture.
Blue Tank Minine pi.trict.


 favspei County. Arizona June lst, fSel To GEORGE MONROE AND OrHERs WHoaf IF May
 CONCERN:
 Iuu are hereby notified that 1 have expensfed four hundred and sixty-eight Sl6S .oOl dollars in labor and Improvements in the annual assess- ment work tor the years of 1899 and fsqI; br the following nam q mining locations m said Bl;se Tank Mining District, tn said 4avapai Caunty and Terrioxy of Arizona. to-wit. In. '.Joa Dandy. ~Goid Rng" The Csy7lse" s.ffilaugi s Honey. hOnlesfrech, N emnie. sfistiiafor 70 King solomon" "Gladstone." "JehIn' and "Gold Camp in order Co hold said premises and claims and locations, under the 5rovisions sf Section 2sst, Royised Statutes the uited Saases. having expended one hundred dollars in labor on each claim and improvements thsrrrn each year ot A. D. lss2 and A. ID, 1888. astl # within ninety days after the seryiec of ttia aHtiee by, publication, YOU fail or refuse to contrissit rss proportion of such expenditure, s- cas.s tsc |. q wit: St6S00. your interest m sa s..'- become the property Of the slbs .... q said Section 1i24, Revised Statue Mining Laws ADNES wApx.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Looking Backward.

The following extract from a letter written to her father, the elder Pro lessor Silliman of Yale college, in 1880 by his daughter, Mrs. Harriet T. Church, from Alleghany county, N. Y, shows how difficult it has been to realize some of the advances of mod ern life: MT. Church goes to New York for the winter, endeavoring to make interest for the railroad. which is now a topic of much feeling through this country. If they get it, it will be indeed 'annihilating all time and space They talk most seriously of being able to go from Buffalo to New York in 24 hoursl You may smile at this. but assure you it is all true. n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

will view natures grandest scenery Fridays Daily. june I:
 Collection day.
 W. J. Taylor has been appointed deputy sheriff at the Congress mine
 Election for school trustees takes place on the last Saturday in this month.
 Two Phenix men are en route to this county on bicycles. They are coming via Congress.
 A competent woman wants a sit nation as housekeeper in a hotel or lodging house. See advertisement
 Citizens of Lynx creek, living in the vicinity of the Howell shelter, have petitione1 for the organization of a new school district.
 Messrs. Barton & Adams today purchased of B. NJ. Goldwater an elegant Emerson piano, English Walnut case. Call aud see it.
 The board of Supervi.ors opened bids this afternoon for the erection of county hospital as follows: C, A. Weben, Sl, ,555; D. w. Pritchett, $l ,493; A. O. Moves, $l,7I6; E. A. Joslin, Sl,449; Maxwell & Derbin, Sl ,559.23; +. G. Parker, Sl,449.
 George HeisIer brought in the skull of a white man the other day from Bloody Basin. It. with two others, was found in crevices of the rocks on a steep hill side and are supposed to have lain there fifteen or twenty years.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla absolutely cures where other preparations fail. It possesses medicinal merit pecu- liar to itself. Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver are cured by Hoods Pills. Unequalled as dinner pill.
 "What Should a Doctor be Paidf' This is a question in which persons of every lass are interested. It is answered in a most suggestive man ner in the June number of the North American Review by Dr. William A. Hammond, the well known Surgeon General.
 The North American Review seems to be the only publication in the world which has the honor or numbering among its frequent con- triDutors Cabinet Ministers of the two greatest Englisl speaking countries. The latest addition to this series is an article from the pen of the Secretary of Agriculture, the Hon. J. Sterling Morton, which appears in the June number, en- titled, Protection and the Pro letariat."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Reasons For His Day om

Mir. Howell (of the firm of Gettup S HowelD-Is there any good reason, Mir. Addemup. why you should want to take the day off
 Bookkeeper-Why, yes, sir. l think there is. My youngest boy fell and broke his leg this morning the house next door was on fire when I left home; my daughter is to be married at noon; it's George Washington 8 birthday, and I'm sick.-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

A writer in the Tampa Times says that it has been shown by careful surveys that in Florida there are 4,oo0. 900 acres of the richest land in the world, capable of producing from 4,OO0 to 5000 pounds of sugar per acre, and that the whole body. of this land can be brought under cultivation for SEQ, GOO, 900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
 That Contain Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely deFAnse the whole system whoa entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be aSed except on presci;,- tions from reputable physicians. as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can pos sibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cfrp manufactured by r. J. Cheynsy & Co.. Toledo. O., contains no mercury, and is taken iutarn- ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous, surfaces of the system In bssyinR Halls 'atarrh Cure De sure and get the genuine. lt is taken in ternally and made in Toledo. Ohio, hy F. Cheyney & Co Testimonials free.
 ksy-Sold by Druggists. price 7s cents rsr bottle
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

An eminent furrier tells us that sealskin has become so scarce and dear that only the very few can af- ford to wear it-in fact, so scarce that very few of the seals themselves are wearing it.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
Tn. wat.r,n.inn-

The true southern watermelon is a boon apart and not to be mentioned with coufmoner things. 1t is chief of this worlds luxuries, king by the grace of God over all the fruits of the earth. When one has tas6ed it, he knows what the angels eat. It was not southern watermelon that Eve took. We know it because she re- pented. .-Pudd 'nhead Wilson's Calen- dar (AIark Twain in Century,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

In the book of Revelation Ti- amph, War, Pestilence and Death ara typihed by white, a red, black and 8 pale horse, and in Europe the black horse was long considered as the form of an evil demon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

The handmill, composed If two dat. circular stones, was in use almost all over the world until the fifteenth century. It was commonly worked by two women.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

The yellow dog lives, moves and has his majority in spite of an eter- nal boycott. Galveston News.
 Flagstaff had rain shower last week.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

The Flagstaff observatory will not be ready for taking observations before June 10.
 A man named Sortillon has been been convicted of murder in Phenix. The crime consisted in burying his child while alive.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
board could only act in eases of s,,1soo,,k .sab

board could only act in cases of indigent sick.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 G. W. Hull, Jerome's enterprising merchant, is in town.
 Thomas Brown, of the Piedmont Cattle Company. is in town.
 D. c. Thorne came in from his Santa Maria mines yesterday.
 Miss Minnie Sawyer left this afternoon for her home at King man.
 Major G. W. Vaughn returned this morning from his visit to Cali fornia.
 R. W. Ballard. of the we'll known Bullard mine, is guest of Hotel Burke.
 President F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F. P. < P. railway was detained by business until this morning. He left for the east today accompanied by his wife and Dr. G. W. Vickers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

the contract to F. G. Parker for the erection of the county hospital building, stipulating that it shall be completed within four weeks. The contract price is SLAB.
 c. P. Hicks has been appointed deputy county school supeEintend- ent, and will attend to the duties of that office during Col. Wilson's attendance at the district court. Mfr. Hicks is now deputy county assessor, special school tax assessor and collector, and deputy probate judge and county school superin- tendent.
 The official drag net has been cast overheard in Mohave county. with the result that ten prisoners were brought in from there yesterday by Deputy United States Marshal Nor rell. Nine of them arc white men and one is an Indian. All are charged with selling whisky to Indians.
 The board of supervisors went out to-day to look over a route for a wagon road to the Hassayampa mining district. Surveyor J. J.. Fisher, who is interested in amining claim there. accompanied them. A petition, with the signatures of 100 taxpayers. was presented to the board at it's session yesterday, ask ing for the construc, ion of this roat.
 The man arrested on Thursday for indecency on the streets, yester- day gave his name as John Dsvis, and had his preliminary examins- tion before Justice Moore. The charge lodged against him had been changed to one of attempt to com init rape, and on ths testimony furnished, Justice Moore held him to answer to the grand jury, with bonds fixed st $500.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Mrs. T. l.. Bacon left for Boones- vile, Missouri, to-day.
 John Lawler, J. D. Carter and H. Blauyelt left for Hillside this morn- ing.
 Mr. and Mrs H. Goldwater expect to move into tbeir new residence next week.
 T. ]. Corrigan returned a even- ing from 8 visit 10 his miue in Chaparral.
 P. J. Mccormick arrived from Phenix yesterday in his own con- veyance.
 W. Macgregor left with his family yesterday for the Congress mine, where he wIll take the position of assayer.
 c. s. Gage, one of the owners of the Gold Leaf mine, in the Hassa- yampa district, was visitor at this office to-day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

Mrs. WNsLow's SOOTHING STRUT has been ussd for children teething. lt sOath~s the child soft ems the gums, sllays all pain. cures wind collie and is the beet ieuiedy for diarrhooa- Twenty- txe cents bottle. mWf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06

some time at Catalina Island, one of the most delightful resorts on the Pacific Coast. Mir. Healy will ac- company them to Ash Fork on his
 way to the Grand Canyon, where he will view natures grandest scenery.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
District csart Proessdlns.-l,.as Term
 lset.

MONDAY, June 1. 4.-Court met Mon day, June 4, 1894. at 10 o'clock a. m., pursuant to law. Present--Hon. J. J. Hawkins. judge, district attorney, sheriff, bailif and clerk.
 Venire for 2l grand jurors was returned, with 19 named endorsed thereon as summoned, to-wit: k. Fl. Fredericks, J. F. Osenburg. A. b. Adams, J. D. Helm, F. T. Ellwood, Edward Stahl, s. c. Miller, J. l.. Giroux, ]. K. Mason, James Grogan, E. F. Kirkland, W. J. Pace, j. $. Jones, Sam. Foran, F. R. Little, T. D. Sanders, G. G. Henderson, Frank Kuhne aRd Ole Peterson.
 Several of the above having been heretofore excused by the judge at chambers, on mo;ion ol R. E. Nor rison, district attorney. a special yenire was issued, returuable at , o'clock this p. m., for nsne qualified electors, to serve as graud juroes.
 The special yeaire was returned and filed at 2 p. m., with the hollow ing names endorsed there n as sdEl moned, to-wlt: W. E Wicks. J. f.. Foster, George Zika, Levi WolIen- burg, John G. Campbell, W. s. Johnson, John Duke, L. Willard aud John Kirwaggen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-06
UNITED STATES COURT.

Venires for 2l grand and 40 triaI jurors, returnable June llth anC 18th, respectively, were issued.
 MONDAY, June 4.-J. D. Shepp vs Thomas Hnmphries; jldgmen. fol plaintiff.
 Dean vs. Dean. Case placed or calendar. default entered and cas' referred.
 Carpenter vs. Carpenter. Same action.
 Castello vs. Castello. Case sub mitted.
 A. c. Burmister ct al. vs. c. A Behm. Name of T. w. Johnston entered as of record a. counsel fol defendant.
 A.& P. R. R. Co. vs. P. x A. c By. Co. Continued for term.
 Abbie Condron vs. R. c. Bates et al. Case dismissed as to all defend ants, except Mary Condron.
 Shrimpson X Sons vs. Thos. Car, roll. Order setting case for June 25th was set aside.
 Sinncott vs. Union Gold Mining Co. Case reset for June 18th.
 Lutley vs. w. H. Hatcher. Gas, reset for June 18th.
 J. W. Norton ys. John Duke. Case reset for June Sth.
 Pullman Palace Car Co. vs. A. c Oliver. Set for June Ssh.
 l.. Bashford vs. Baldwin x John ston. Judgment for plaintiff.
 Arizona Lumber Co. vs. ;. F., P & P. By. Co. Continued for term.
 Samuel Boyle was admitted to citizenship.
 Moffett vs. Moffett. Decree for plaintiff.
 Territory vs. Sam. Gray; charge murder. Defendant arraigned; plead not guilty; set for June l4th.
 Territory vs. Ryal was placed on calendar; also Territory vs. Fred Smith.
 TUESDAY, June 5.-George RuffneI was appointed bailiff.
 N. W. Bowen vs. Adam and Frances J. Scott; case placed on calendar; case tried before the court and judgment rendered for plaintiff.
 Thomas A. Smith vs. Joseph Mel yin; placed on calendar.
 John Goodwin vs. Thos. Carroll; set for trial June 22.
 c. E. Boyce vs. A. Humphreys; set for trial June 2.
 Shrimpton ct al. vs. Thos. Carroll; Babbitt Bros. vs. A. Humphreys; Arlzona Central Bank ys. A. Humph rey ct al., ali set for trial une 2l.
 A. F. Sawyer ct al. ys. E. B. Fer rin ct al.; set for June l9,
 E. W. Butcher vs. ohn T. Shiv- CTS; on motion of defendant. plain tiff was required to file bond for costs.
 Alonzo Kendrick vs. Helen A. Kendrlck; judgment for plaintiff.
 The court ordered that all law questions for hearing be set for June 6, at 10 a. m.
 The grand jury reported an in- dictment against J. J. Curley for robbery.
 Territory vs. Ed s. Gill on motion of district attorney. case dismissed,
 The Bashford- Bu-mister Co. vs Seven Stars Gold Mining Co; placed on calendar.
 H. E. AFmitage ys. Seven NJ. Co., placed on calendar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04
NO INTERFERENCE.
A Lynn Sieve Manufacturer Given
Protection by the Court.

SALEM, Dec. i.--Judge Bond this noon
granted n temporary injunction asked by
+. w. Breed, the Lynn shoe manufactures,
restraining striking workmen and Gecre-
taries of the labor unions from interfering
with his workmen or maintaining
patrol in front OF his factory in Lynn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04

AT WASHINGTON.
Only 100 Members in the
House Today.
Usual Dignity and Serenity OF the
Senate Chamber Restored.
Tho Usual Scattered aud Shifting At
tendance In the Galleries.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-There were ex-
actly 100 members on the floor by actual
count when the House met today at
noon and the galleries were almost
empty. The Democratic leaders had
decided just before the House was called
to order to plunge Immediately into rou-
tine business.
Mr.. Baker, Republican, New Hamp-
shire, asked unanimous consent for the
consideration of resolution calling on
Secretary of War for the report of the
board of engineers in New York and New
Jersey Bridge bill passed at the last ses-
sion and information as 10 what action,
IL any, had been taken thereon.
Mr.. Sawyer, DEM, Texas, demanded
the regular order and the resolution was
referred under the rules.
Mr.. Cultivate. from the committee on
military affairs, called up the bill for the
dedication of the Chickamsugua an d
Chattanooga national park. The bill ap-
propriated $40, 900.