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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
Goes Over 10 the Popalists.

DENVER. col, Oct. l0.-Isaac ".
stevens, formerly chairman OF the Repub-
lican State Central Committee, has gone
over to the Populst party. In speech
last night before a tremendous audience
he said: "Now, firmly convinced that tho
Republican party is unalterably opposed
To the free coinage OF silver and frmiy
convinced that the party in this state is
dominated by a secret oath-bourd proS
teetive organization, when threat ms the
rights OF personal liberty and perpetuty
OF our institutions. l can no longer act
with that party"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
WfTNESsss THREArkNrD.
Policeman Corcoran implicated In This.
Ofirer Accused az Robbe-v

NEW YORK, Oct. i0.--For the third
time since the Lexow Investigations com
menced Chief Counsel Gon to-day pro-
Guced evidence TO show that threats have
been made TO put an end 10 the witnesses
who have appeared before the senators
conducting the examination Samuel
Kaufman. tailor's salesman. was the
first witness called during the day. He
gave the substance OF a conversation
which he claimed took place on an eie-
waited railroad train just after Policeman
Corcoran left the witness stand Monday,
Corcoran was alleged TO have asserted
that ''he would yet make those witnesses
as dead as a door nall" and that he
would "iay for them some dark night.
The witnesses supposed 10 be referred 10
were Quinn and friend. BY those per-
sons Corcoran was accused OF being
"clubber.'
The policeman with Corcoran had adyis-
ed him not to talk so loud. and told nim
TO wait until the Lexow Commlttee nad
finished it's investigations before making
the attempt.
Patrick Kelley aa isoa worker, related
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
NnYnl Iliinnec.

WASHINGTON. Oct. io.-Passed Az
sistant Engineer G.. 5. WilIetts has been
ordered to duty as inspector OF steel az
ThurIow, Pa Chief Engineer :. y.
Mickley 10 the Richmond; Assistant En-
gineer c. u. Rommell from the Rich
mond 10 Cramps; Passed Assistant I'm
gineer j. T.. Lawrence 10 the Homestead
Steel Works: Lieutenants +. n. Everett
and A. V. Wadham TO examination for
promotion; Ensign George Madison from
the Machias TO the Vermont, and Ensign
c. G. Day from the Vermont 10 the
Machias
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11

NEW YORK, Oct i0-The Richmond
Terminal reorganization committee 10
about 10 go through the i0rmahty pur-
suant to the plan Of reorganization, sell
ing out collateral held by IL for the od
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georsla's
floating debt, tn The same way II recently
sold out and bought in collateral for the
Richmond and Danyille debt. The sale
takes place october lsta. The securities
will be bought by the COMMITTEES and for
the most part cancelled
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
a BAG GAGE HASTEh'y SUICIDE.
Robert Boswell Hangs Himself at Orange
An Assignment
FREDERICK SRrRG

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. 10
Special.-Robert Boswell, baggagemaster
at The Southern Railway Company's depot
in Orange, committed suicide to-day by
hanging himself in a shed. He was iifty-
two years old, and leaves a widow and
two children. The cause for committing
the deed is not known.
w. l.. Amiss. liveryman. made an as
signment to-day to Michael Long, trus-
tee, 10 secure creditors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
Talrgranhic RreYiflex.

Secretary Herbert has approved the
record OF the examining board, which
found Arthur White Dunbar, NJ D.,
competent TO enter the surgeons corps
of the navy, and President Cleveland
will make the appointment In few
days. Dr. Dunbar Is son OF Chaplain
Dunbar, OF the army. stationed at Al
catraz Island, California.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
To command Cur "Ouern -

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1O.-secretary
Herbert has ordered Captain George
Wadleigh 10 hold himself In readiness
TO command the cruiser Minneapolis
Captain Wadleigh is now on duty at the
League Island navy-yard, where the
crew of the Miantonomoh ~ TO be trans
ferred 10 the Minneapolis, when that YES
sci is put into commission In about a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Oct. io.-specfal
what during the early morning. bat all
day his condition has been extremely low.
Al 10 O'Clock tonight his pulse was weak.
and MS heart beat almost untnterruDted-
iy. He has taken no nonrlshment what
ever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
General Jarksor's Aunt r,ns.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Oct. I0.-
Mrs Catbarine Neal, widow of the late
William III. Neal. and aunt OF Gen. Stone
wall Jackson. died last night at her no ne,
I'm this city, aged seventy eight. When a
lad young Jackson lived for some time
here with his aunt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11

DANVILLE. VA, oct. 10-Special.-
At the First baptist church at o'clock
this morning Miss Anna y. Griggs. eldest
daughter Of Colonel George X. Gri%gs,
superintendent of the Danyille and West
ern railroad was united in marriage with
Mir. James S. Cartwright, of Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
pM4rKn, ttR mr. tzaR.
The Rus ian Am1,s-.a"r nj Rome Re-
ceiy0s GraseN w. forrs-rfnz Him.

ROME Oct. l0.--The evening papers
ambassador TO Italy. received to-day
grave news concerning the health II the
Gar.
Following the receipt OF the intelligence
the ambassador ordered that prayers for
the recovery OF the car be offered in the
chapel OF the embassy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
WEAfMxR rOnECASr.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 For Virgin .:
Fair weather; west winds; Slightly
warmer.
For North Carolina: Fair weather.
west winds; stationary sewpeyatvyA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
TIE BRIDE.

The Senator'S bride. a slngularly attrac-
a proud pale face, dreamy, dark
eyes. and sunny hair, is well known in
Virginia, having visited most of the
cities in the State, where she is greatly
as her striking beauty Mrs Martin is
an ardent and devoted Virginian. deeply
/ terested I'm all that concerns the wei
fare OF her native State. and there
fore. a most suitable help-meet to Vir-
ginias representative at Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-11
SOME OF rHE BESYFIrs.

.in q word. what benefits will follow
,ha ~ nassage OF the new tariff law? Let
ue me repeat. 1t has cheapened to every
no''eilassariss OF life. thereby adding 10 the
smn, ~ human comfort and OF human
bann,oess. bum NJ II has added to the value OF
the hnpPdi daily earnings % Of every ,ryy wage-worker
isti,s IN tn the cost OF every kind OF cotton
aai'',y aH ,,yyoolen clothing. shawls. hats. pocket
anu anu Nile knives. china and & assware-in
fact fact nearly ,.n all q the completed goods;
.ne .ne,,,.sd life Ii has given TO the tiIier
cisi,ss soIl untaxed implements Of hus-
Sandry. and to all untaxed lumber aud
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
DysnepsIa, intense MIsery
So. sOs.i Application for a Patent.
U. S. LAxD OFFICE PREsoorT, |. IT.
 lime m I-Qt

D. S. LA1D OFFICE PREscoTT, |. f.s
 June II. 1894
 Notice is hereby given that John S Jones. ad- ministrAtor for the sstats of Ella O. Jones, whose pOstofics address is Prescott, Arizona. h=s this day filed his application for patent for seven hundred and fifty f75O) linear feet of tha Little Jessle mine Or vein bearing gold and silver. with surface ground four hundred and fifty (4s0) feet in width. situated in Rig Bug mining district county ot fayspai and Territory official plat on file in this office as survey num- Der l125, said survey No 1l2S being as follows. to wit;
 location notice, where is set granite stone txI2x 24 inches 1 foot in ground, surrounded by mon of stones, stone marked l. M- L. J. No. ll25; thence % deg a7 min 3s6 feet Co intersect line S-f of Dividend lot No, Ss, at n deg 5l min W fie feet from cor No. g; thence s sl deg l5 min E 300 fact to cor No. 1; granite stone 6x8xSo inches set stone marked L. J. No. 1, lI2s granite rock in place marked R. R. l.. I. No. 1, i1.5 bears 10 deg 55 min W 27.s feet. cor No. of Dividend lode nal Iocafion monumenf bears N Sl dse D min E 7t0 feet; thence @ deg g min " ISo feet tO cor No. g. a granite stone sx12x2k inches set foot in marked l.. J, No. 2. li25s granite rock in place marked B, R. |. J. No. 2, ll25. bears q deg l2 min E @ feet Squaw Peak bears N % deg g min E; thenceN N sl deg Is min W 900 feet to vest Grace lode, unsnrveyed, Mrs. Ella c. Jones claimant 450 feet to cor No. & granite stone 5x l0xU 1nches set loot m gr0und surrOun1eo DY mon of stones, stone marked |. J. No 8, 112Ss granite rock in place marked B. R. L. J. No 8. 1I2s, bears 27 deg 9 min % I feet; U. s. min mon at forks of Tc0nderoga and Dividend gnlches. bears N n deg So min w 695 feet; thence N g deg k6 min lI5 feet to intersect line s-4 of Dividend lot No. go at n deg 5i min " k52 feet from cor No. 2, l45 feet to cor No. (; granite stone 6xax2i inches sst 1 foot in ground. stone marked Ln J. No. {, 1125; granite rock in place marked B. R. l.. J, {. If25 bears N i2 deg min " 30 feet, original location mon oears N g deg t6 min U 7s2 feet; thence 5 s1 deg IS min E 113 feet to pacecf beginning survey of exterior lines Magnetic variation ls deg SO min F, containing s 9l acres.
 The location of the mine is recorded in the Recorders office of 1axApai County, Arizona. in Book @ of Mines, Pages 177-If5- The adjoining claimants are the Dividend Lode claimants and Mrs. Ella q. Jones.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any DOT lion of said Little Jessie mine or surfncs ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office, at Prescott, in the Territory os Arizona, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, oF they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of he Statute.
 H. D. ROSS, Register First publication June IA 1894
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
alnhs ne.,raxrhhr r,r.

A telegram from Globe, dated June 9, says: The business part of the town of Globe is in ruins from fire. The fire originated in or near the Old Dominion store and con sumed everything in it's path to the bridge, POO yards distant, except Kellner's warehouse and two other buildings. The properties destroyed are the Old Dominion store, $40, 900; Julius Sultan, $30,000; Sam Kee, Sl5.000; a barber shop, three saloons, a fruit stand, jewelry store, tin shop and other buildings. The loss is not less than S200.OOO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
wsrl,ke in Kentucky

A telegram from Lexington, Ken lucky, says: There has been much bitterness ejected in the Congress ional campaign from the very be- ginning, but since Owens attacked Col. Breckinridge so bitterly in his speech, this feeling has grown enor. mously, until there are many cool headed people who believe trouble of a serious character will take place tomorrow. The city is full of strangers. Tonight Evan Settle and his own friends arrived here in large numbers, There will be 5000 strangers in the city tomorrow, and the feeling between the Owens and Rreckinridge factions is at a white heat, there is no telling what the day will bring forth. Nothing but politics is being talked and the interest is very great.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
Mo- 20e. Application for a Patent.
us. LAND OFFICE.

fre9cctl. ArkEolA. June II. i5S&. ]
 Notice Is hereby given that Jno. & Jones. whose postoffice address is Prescott, A. T.. has this dzy 6lsd his application for patent for 80 linear feet of the Ella mine or vein, bearing gold and silver with p s1rtsSe ground s7e feet in County of YavApai, and Territory of Arizona. and dssignatsd by the filed notes and official plat Ssd Sa s sur.I T sAs naSr SSs ii s SSs I follows, wit:
 Beginning at Initial Monument. Thence 8 sf deg IS min 300 feet to cor No. l. a cranits stone 8xI5x25 inches set 1 foot in groa nd and surrounded by mon of stones, stone ltia lEe.i E No I, 1l26 granite rock in place ma X 8 R. '. No. 1, Ii29 bsars deg 13 min W e las- feet; (. .ence $ k9d 57 min " so feet 70 COG 2 a granite stone 5xSxzt inches set l faot ia ground snrro1nded by mon O stoa .ss s.a marked s SO 3 llSS S s gTsSisss gran s rock n min t l2-2 feet; granite rcck in place m 1ed x. B. E. E. No. 2, 1i29 bears ! IS deg 90 min E lI2s bears s @ des 9 min W no fest thence \ al deg I5 min " 800 feet to initial hne s-3 If Dividend lode lot No. a9 at is ueag min " 6 feet from cor Nc sao feet to- to cor No srsn, surrounded by mon of stones, stonss marked b No. a, l129 granite rock ID place marked X. P R x; No. {. ll2s, bears e deg " 1s issts ?. ,. gulches bears N 9S deg 5f mn V eSt.7 feet cor No. Dividend. l0t No. ga bears @ deg l5 min k lls feet' then 70 deg s7 min | Sto feet to cor No. 4 a cross at corner point and E No. 1. Il29 chiseled on . granite boulder 4xsxe feet above ground; whence . granite rock in place Alto claim bears s1 deg 2I min T5 feeI, thence sl deg IS min @ feet to east center end and place of bsginning survey Of ex- tsriOr lines.
 MAgnstiC variation 1s des 50 min E containing 5. aSS acres.
 The location Of this mine is recorded in the Recorders office of fsvapAi O., Arizona Ter .N-e-e n-~l--- l - sr -f1ff--------~ Any and all persons claszaing adversely any portion of said Ells mine Or surface ground. Prescott, in the County of Navapai, during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or they will bs barred by the virtue of the provis- ions of the StAtuts.
 H D. ROSS, Register. First publication June IS, 1884
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13

exact mineral character of the ores
 Supt. Thorne says that in this pre-
 paratory work of operating the
 property, ore has been en-
 eountered throughout the work
 ings which holds its value
 evenly everywhere, thus giys
 ing to the mine an indication of
 permaneney as we'll as merit.
 On the Williams lode, owned and operated by Hank Williams and John Owens, four meu are employed. They are down 50 feet with a shaft, assays from which give a value of from $29 to so per ton in free gold.
 The ledge is four feet in width, and the mine looks so we'll as to class it among the best in the district.
 Chapman X Horn have an ex- tensi Jn to the above claim, on which they ara doing some expensive pros pecting, with favorable results.
 Mir. Burns who recently discovered in Peoples Canyon what was sup posed by many to be the Nigger Ben mine, is giving his new bonanza thorough prospecting and is being rewarded handsomely for his good luck in tke discovery Of the prop erty. The ledge prospects we'll for 30 feet across, being a deposit, while a one foot streak was run into a few days ago which goes so high that the owner is sacking the ore from II for shipment to Prescott as soon as means of transportation can be affor 1ad. This property is highly spoken of by ali who have visited 1t.
 The Harry Ashton, John Reese, Ralph Dillon property, located about six miles above the Good enough. is being systematically pros Pected, and is giving a good return Tor the money that Is being outlayed on i:.
 Messrs. Hickman, Black, Upton and Feel who recently bonded their mine to Banker Fleming of Phenix, have taken a contract on the same in sinking a shaft and have a force engaged now on that work. They are said to be uncovering rich free milling ore, and that the property looks so well with the development given that the purchase price agreed on will undoubtedly soon be paid.
 J. R. Beetson is working his claim three miles from the Goodenough and drifting
 On the Golden Circuit, owned by 1 Thorne x Abendroth, a tunnel is being run on the ledge, A general was recently taken which | gave $50 from two feet of ore, S20 1 from three feet, while from the face of the tunnel Sl0 was the result.
 Our informant says that the hills are full of miners and new and rlch | 'laims are being staked out that are immensely rich. The warm weather to the location of that district keeps many from doing work or prospecting, but enough is known by work already given several claims as to place this section high IS a mineral producer of the future.
 The actual work of building the wagon road to the district from Sun Flower flat will be commenced Is soon as the Santa Fe railroad company determine on the selection 'f site for their station
 A few months ago twenty men the population of the district. Now there are over 250 nen there, and besides there are nen coming in daily from all Pacific oast points, being attracted by eports sent out of the richness of ts mines.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
Mondays DaIIy, June II; The wind continues.

The wind continues.
 Yesterdays train brought in all mails up to date.
 The special school tax delinquent list appears in this issue.
 The freight house at Seligman, on the A. & F. railroad was burned last week. Loss nominal.
 The Epworth League will hold business meeting tonight at the parlors of the NJ. E. Church. Mem bers are all requested to attend.
 This office is in receipt of sam pie of wedding cake from N. Levy and bride. The couple were in San Diego on Saturday and will prob ably reach home tomorrow.
 Prescott and Kingmsn have made an exchange of several citizens. Those from here have gone to King man to attend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, while Kingman has sent a large delegation here to at tend court.
 Ralph Dillon of the Courier force aud Mrs. E. c. Mitchell were mar ried last evening by Rev. c. J. Chase. Matrimony seems to have struck our contemporary in a contagious form, this being the second victim to it in that office within a few weeks. The JoURNAL-MINER extends congratulations.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Geo. w. Hance, is in from Cienega.
 Grant Richards left for Yarnell to-day.
 co. Hall, the Albuquerque com mercial traveller is in town.
 c. E. Boyce, the we'll known Williams merchant is in town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
Fridays Daily. .s.

The public school closed to-day for the term, or until September.
 To-night's train is two hours late and will not arrive until 8 o'clock.
 Conductor Tom Corrigan is tenn porarily in charge of the passenger train of the s. F., r & F., going out on the run this morning.
 Dick Brown, the popular con- ductor, is taking lay of to-day for the first time since he became asso- ciated with the new railroad.
 R. E. L. Robinson, who recently visited Prescott in the interest of the Examiner, is said to have been murdered on the Island Tiburon of the Gulf of California by Seri Indians.
 Another child of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, of Big Bug. died yesterday of diptheria. This is the third one these people have lost from the same disease. Our health officers should look into this infected dis trict.
 A black kitten was left on the back porch of the Corner drug store some time last night, and Frank Emmal, the compassionate druggist is now tenderly rearing it with a nursing bottle. He has christened 1t Prescott Yavapai Arizona"
 Herb Derwin of the sampling works, today purchased from Geo. Rohpeter. lessee of the Little Jessie mine, two tons of ore that gave a result of twenty five ounces in gold per ton. Reports received to-day state that new body of ore has been uncovered in this mine larger in extent, and much richer than ever before. This shipment to the sam pier is but the forerunner of many that are to follow immediately.
 PERSONAL MENTION,
 J. w. Sullivan, the genial cattle man. came in from Southern Cali fornia to-day.
 I. Kuhn. of Sau Diego, formerly a we'll known merchant of this city, arrived today on business trip.
 The Albuquerque citizen says that "Sol. Earth, brother of Nathan Earth, is in the city from his sheep ranch. He is buying ranch supplies to-day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13

Barrett Post No. 8, G. 4. R. Prescott, June 5, 1S94.-At regular meeting of the Post, it was, on mo- ton, unanimously carried, ordered, that the sincere thanks of the Bar rett Post be. and are hereby ten dered to the commanding officer, Whipp!e Barracks, the Uniformed Rank, K. of P, the Superintendent of Public Schools, the Regular Army and Navy Union, Mir. H. D. Aitken and the choir and organist, Miss Ida Smith and the citizens of Prescott generally for their assis- tance on Memorial Day, to Mir. Gus Williams for flowers and to the editor of the Prescott Courier and the JOURNAL MINER for courtesies extended in connection with day.
 ARTHUR J. JUDD, Adjutant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
1hsrsday,s Daily. June !:

The boss Of this paper has gone up on the 4. &. P. on a business visit.
 Skull valley is out with big in aaeement for blow out on the 4th of July.
 Born at Granite Station, June ,, 70 Mir. and Mrs. w. W. Willis, twins, Abny and girl.
 Twenty two sacks of delayed mail saaae ln on the noon train today From the east.
 The baseball club of this city will go to Flagstaff. What is our loss is HOme one else's affiiction.
 Representative of this paper will soon go out to Lynx Creek to take peep into the mines there. IA deed for S2O.O0O from T. l. VVontgomery and others to J. w.. ocum, for mines in Humbug dis 'fiet has been filed for record. Master Mechanic Patterson of the S. F. r. & P. is given the engines at %nS depot thorough overhauling,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
 Props, Toledo, ,. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney Tor the last fifteen year., and believe him per fectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm
 West 4 Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. W aiding, kinnan X Marvin, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledo. Ohio.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly udon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Price, I5o. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists; testimonials free
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-13
AMorIa,. Fair Honor.

The attention of the JOURNAL MINER readers is called to the hand sone full page advertisement of the Price Baking Powder Company, which appears in this issue. This well known company may we'll feel proud of it's success, for it carried away from the Worlds Fair the highest award for leayening power. keeping qualities and the general excellence of its oakilg DO vder. The Price Baking Powder Company tells all about it m it's advertise meut. which will be found on the fourth page to day.