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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the E's,
 Judicial District, ferfitou
 Arizona, County of Ysvapai. ALEX. HARRIS, Plaintiff.
 VERSUS s,,,,.,rsnrs ss J. H. WHKKLER, HARvEY Ssx BUKsoN and A. ]. OyER-
 TON. Defendants. Action brought in the District Couf' z
 Fourth Judicial District, in and i9 <. <
 County of Yavapai, Territory q 7
 zona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends gFesnss
 J. H. Wheeler, Harvey BursoE -
 J. Overton:
 You are hereby summoned and IeSs to appear in an action brought agsi1es. by the above named plaintiff in tne es z Court of the Fourth Judicial tns..s.ss -. and for the County of Yavapal, n =. ritory of Arizona, and answer the cols filed with the clerk of this OoaEt :. =. .s' colt, in said county ten days, (exclusive of the day oI - after tho service upon you of tniss--.5 - if served in this county; but T -. of the county and within the diss.lses SIT .s.I, within twenty days; where pessols- ,,;.. < of copy of this summons and eonll -. ' made out of the Territory, or ss,.~ publication is made as pTosiosa- = within twenty days after the oo-s s.ss thereof; in all other eases thiIty -;;f ss'sf \ And you are hereby notieeo .....,.s .s-s,ss fail to appear and answer the eo's q, .sIs lsl. above required, the piaintin VII -. "a q ment by default against you aha ea disbursements in this behalf eA - 4. Given under my hand and the seq s.. isI IsRALl Court, at Prescott, this -''.
 May, A. D., fS9t. r.,k
 A. J. HEKSDoS. "a K. E. MORRISON. AttoEney Co, flale....----- mn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Copdit,op of the Strike.

The condition of the strike on the A. X r. remains practically un- changed. or at least, unchanged for the better. Private telegrams were received to-day stating eastern tele- graphic advices were to the effect that the strike on the Big Four road had been declared of, and all trains were running with Pullman cars attached and that the Santa Fe Is lunning regular trains between Chicago, La Junta, and Denver.
 Judge Collier at Albuquerque, yesterday, ,overruled the demurrer in the strikers cases, and they are being tried on evidence to-day.
 \ noticeable feature of the present troubles has been that while it has resulted in a general tie of the rail roads of the country, it has been free from any acts of violence. The situation at two or three places looked critical for a day or two, but the excitement died away, and so far there has been neither loss of life or property reported. In Ari- zona, particularly, has this been the case. While the strikers have done their work effectively, they have done it quietly, and without any attempt at violence or force.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
SUMMONS.

 In the District Court of the Fourth Jaa;a.
 District, Territory of Arizona, Goa.
 of Yavapai.
 TIMOTHY FKLL. Plaintiff,
 VERSUS J. H. WHEELER. HARVEY s,ssss - z BURsoN and A. J. OVER TON, Defendants. Action brought in the District Court of ih
 Fourth Judicial District, in and fa A
 County O. Yavapai, Territory q b
 zona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends areetise .
 J. II. Wheeler, Harvey Burson sd !
 J. Overton;
 You are hereby summoned and reqzs to appear in an action brought against F by the above named plaintiff in the Distos| Court of the Fourth Judicial DiEtriei, n| and for the County of Yavapai, in tke Ie| ritory of Arizona, and answer the comp'az filed with the clerk of this ozs' at Prescott, in said county. witkin e. days, (exclusive of the day of seEyiesl Eas| the service upon you of this summpes served in this county; but if sfA out of the county end within the diSfA then within 70 days; where personal Nr1 of a copy of this summons and c0mplans made out of the Territory, or seEEis publication IS made as provided hl within twenty days after the eoHp thereof; in ali other cases thirty days And yOu are hereby notified thai fail to appear and answer the compa.i above required the plaintiff will take F ment by default against yoa snd and disbursements in this behalf exps Given under my hand and the seal q sRAI- Court, at Prescott, this 1iiA szi
 May, A. D., 1894.
 A. J. HKkSDos, - K. E. Morrison. Attorney for PlaiEat eH
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Tho Wedding ofthe Future.

''The bride looked very well in h travelling dress, but all eyes were cen tered on the groom. He wore a dark suit that fitted perfectly his manly form. a large bouquet decorated his coat lapel, and in his daintily gloved hand he carried a bouquet of Ameri- can Beauties. His hair was cut close, and a delicate odor of barber's oil fioated down the aisle as he passed. The young people will miss him now that he is married. He is loved by all for his many accomplishments, his tender graces and his winning ways. The bride commands a good salary as a bookkeeper in St. Joe, and the groom will miss none of the lux uries to which he has been accus- toned. A crowd of pretty young men saw him of at the depot" (A sample of the wedding notice ot 10 years hence )-Atchison Globe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
\ Singular Case

\ man called yesterday at the NJ. F. parsonage, and told Rev. C. J. Chase a remarkable story about his wauderings. He gave the name of Geo. Comstock and said that about June . or 26 he left his home. at Santa Fe New Mexico, for the pur- pose of going to a mine about forty miles distant. Prior to leaving he had been sick for some time, and his wife tried to persuade him not to attempt the trip. His business be. ing urgent, however, he started against her persuasion. When about two or three miles out of town he got worse and got out of the conveyance he was in and start. cd to walk back. From that time until July 4th his life was a com plete blank, On the above date he found himself in Prescott, but how he came here or when. he could not tell. His lucid moments on the above date were but brief and he again relapsed into a condition of oblivion. recovering from 1t vester- day. Being in a strange place and knowing no one, he decided to call on the Methodist minister of the town, as his wife is the daughter of a minister of that church. So after making some inquiries and learning Of the location of the parsonage he visited Mr. Chase.
 When he left home he said he had betwean S2O000 and S300.00 and a gold watch, all of which Is missing. He thinks that he was not robbed as he says he has faint recollection of sending his money some place or of hiding 1t but where it was he has not the least idea. He telegraphed to his family to-day of his where abouts.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Cftedto Appear.

The board of equalization has issued citations as follows to show cause why assessments should not be raised:
 On July lO.-F c Breeht, H R Bell. W II Billings, the BIB Co.,, A C Burmister, Brown x Kastner, Charles Bishop, T $ Bullock, c W Banghart. J \ Brown & Go. J T Shuil. Burke x Hickey, Levi Bash ford. Bank of Arizona, II T Blake, Clark X Adams, , " Clay, Crowned King Nj Go. Commercial NJ Co.,, C ADake. John Duke, E W Dutcher, Jos Doagherty, Dougherty X Lee, j P Dillon, J W DOugherty.
 On July 1S-F NJ Blake, 4 J Barber. Mrs ( A Bagley, Guy Ben nett. J ] Buckman, John Bozarth, Steve Condron, J S Cook, Con- rrass G Nj Co.,, Cartmell X Reyes, John Clarke, Con Cleaiy, B B Crapo, Commercial NJ Go. John Davis, W II Denny. c \ Denny, H Dickson, Robert DeLarge, W E Day. J F Daggs. Geo Neat.
 The following were cited for July I3.-L J English, Joseph Ehle, A Emanuel, Etta NJ Co,, J l. Fisher.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Notice of Forfeiture.
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Blue Tank Mining District.
 fayapai County, Arizona June ist, 1s9l. To GEoRaE MONROE AND OTHERS WHoM IT MAY
 CONCERN:
 You are hereby notified that I have expended four hundred and sixty-eight (Si6S. .00l dollars in labor and improvements in the annual assess- ment work for the years of lSs0 and 1s93. on the following nanl-d mining locations in said Blue Tank Mining District, in said favapsi County and Territory of Arizona, to-wit: The Joe Dandy, Gold Bug" The Cayuse," ''Iilsnd, 2 Honey" "Homestreeh 1" Temple. GladlAtor. '' hAng Solomon, Giadstone, "Jehm" aud Gold Camp" in order to hold said premises and claims and locations, under the provisions of Section 2s2t. Revised Statutes the Unitei Saatee having expended one hundred dollars in labor on each claim and improvements theron each year of A. ID. 1sg2 and A. D. isss, and if within ninety days after the service of this notice by publication, you fail or refuse tO contribute your proportion of such expenditure. as co-0wner, to- wit: St6S-0o, your interest in said claims will become the property of the subscribers, under said Section 2S2l, Revised Statutes of the U S. Mining Laws. ABNER WADE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Two Days Excepted.

In an address before the Baptist Social union in New York, Robert Burdette gave what he believed to be the secret of a long and happy life. He said: Labor kills many men. but nine-tenths of the people die from worry rather than from labor. There are just two days in the week I don't worry about-yes- terday and tomorrow. It gives one a little rest from worry. and If you will follow my plan you will live long and be happy"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
TIPPING THE BARBER.
4 Practice That Is Ridiouled by One of tl,,
 Profession.


 Profession.
 Give me small change, will youi7 a customer asked of a German barber up town the other day.
 'ZerteBGy, said the barber. You wish to get for der vellar vot shafed you 10 cents owd aretty, ehl"
 Yes, do. What have you to do with that"
 Tam fiddle. It's nodding to me. Heres your shange. Now, I'll tell you vot m do I'll gif you der 10 cents und I'll shafe you for von month free if you'll gif me von goot reason why man vot's got his senses yet should gif der boss of a shop feel deen cents und der man vot shafes him 10 cents der same dime
 "Oh, 1t can't be justified. It's just a habit l ain't the only one that does It, am T."
 No, dots chust der reason why l kick aloud it. Der lunaddic asylums wouldn't holt all ter tam fools who give away a gromo of ten cents fer getting done a chob of feefdeen cents. But it'll shtop gwick some day when dis country gifts poor like all der olt coundries by Europe. You make dot down in bleck und white und wait a little till you see somedings "
 Wei, lets hear what you've got to say about it. l believe you want your customers to give their tips to you, although you're getting richer than pawnbroker.
 Dots all humbuck pizness, and you know bedder as you talk Idon't care what you done init your money, but If you are going to gif away 10 cents init each shafe 1t would be more reasonable if you should to der boss give 1t yet. Dere is my man. He gifts ten dollar a week, and got his Der sonal oXbenses only und family OK benses. We'll, l, too, have chust der same oxbenses. But for my fifdeen cents pay dot feller his wages, l pay der rent, 1 pay der gas, pay der laun- dry tree dollar a week, l pay der cOal, pay der interest on S2, 900 furniture von der shop. Make dot all togedder, und you find l got init four men shted- dy at der chairs more as S4, 500 OK benses owdside der family lifting vot my men got chust der same. Caa'd you see alretty dot dere ain't anyding but humbucl1s in giving me fifdeen cents and der man 10 centsl Why should he, which got holding but him. self to subbort, get two-thirds der same as mel"
 Well, what are you driving ati"
 I'm chust drlfng at der hum- buck nonsense of der whole peezness. Vot for should you bay dwentyfife cents for a fifdeen cent chobl Do you subbose der people of England und Chermany und France do any ding so foolish like dot2 You bet yer life dey don't Dey give a barber a penny or ? cents maybe, und de barber Is glad he gets dot alretty. Der rule in Chermany und France Is to gif aloud von- tenth of der bill for a tip, so if you spend dollar you gif 10 cents only, und if you spend 10 cents you gif a penny. In dis coun- dry people make money like a house afire, So gwick dey got crazy. Der time comes pretty gwick vot you don't see some fellers vot got sense by deir heads giving 10 cents on a ffdeeu cent chob away, und don't you forget something. It makes noding owd init me. I'm glad my trade gets der biggest tips in der vorlt, und if you can shtand it der barbers won't kick. New York Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
A whale Nearly a Thousand Years Old.

A monster whale that was washed ashore near South Bend, Wash, in 1893 was 174 feet and 8 inches in eX- treme length, 16l feet and 6 inches in girth and was estimated to weigh not less than 47 tons. Scientists who were called to the scene and who made computations from the trans verse lines on the baleen (the recog- nized mode of reckoning a whales age) say that he was 9S6 years old. St. Louis Republic.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
No. 2a6. Application for a Patent.
U. s. LAND OFFICE

Prescott, Arizona June n. lssi.
 Notice l. hereby given that Jna. $. Jana. whose postothce address IS Pr scott. A q k.e this dayhied his application for patent for 61D linear feet of the kiiR mine or vein, h.snrins gold and silver, with surface gr,und sse ssef is width, situated Tn Big Bug mining disfrirl County of 4svapai. and Territory ef Arizon- and designate,i by the hlal notes and ofciaI M on hle in this oiiice survey number iiR said Survey number iI29 Icing eese=ihed ss follows. wit:
 Beginning al Initial Monument. Thence s a dt z 6 min k 30 feet to cor No |. a rrsn;s. stone sxiax2s inches set foot in ground szd surrounded by mon of stones, stone marked R No l. 1i22s granite rock in place mal kad X R. E No. 1, ll2a bears deg I2 min " ts fAs original location mon bears Sl deg i5 min K ' ?; a granite stone 6xsx2t inches set 1 foa1 n ground surrounded by mon of stones: sssss marked T. No ?, II2es granite rock In rI.n ma ked \. B. R- E. No. 2. l129 bears Co d<sH K B. R. E. No. ?, ll29 bears IS dse sa m 7i feet; cor No Little Jessie Lode Survsy Ns llss5 bears \ 4S deg a5 min W no feet. thence I Sl deg IS min W 30 feet t0 initial line a-l sl Dividend lode lot No. go at N 1s deg min a feet from COT No 3, sI6 feet to cor No. a agrs- ite stone 4xsx2i inches set 1 foot in ground s,l surrounded hy mon of stones, stones marked No. 8 li19 granite rock in place markndx R. K. No. g. Ii29 bears \ &5 deg W 7s faek U X L. M. at forks of Tconderoga and Digiieci gulches bears N 5s deg A min W e3k7 feet ex No Dividend. lot No. s9 bears < 6 deg ls n E lle feet; thence N 49 deg g min so hst b cor No. q; a cross at corner point and No ll29 ehlseled on granite boulder kx51s asf above ground; whence a granite rock in phn bears N 2t deg S& min w 29 feet, shaft on Fxh Alto claim bears $ 51 deg 2l min Ess he. thence Sl deg IS min E @ feet Co eass csail end and place of beginning survey oi z- terior lines. Magnetic variation ls deg so min E contains, . 5 AS acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded n a, E Recorders office of Yavapai Co, Arizona Ie in Book S5. page Sz of Mines The AdiQire claimants are <. A. Parker and Mrs Moellss Any and all persons claiming adgersely [ portion of said Ella mine or surface grUazt k are required to hle their adverse claims with O. Register of the United States Land 0fice. q Prescott. in the County of lavspai. daring fhs sixty days period of qualification hereof, a< they will b. barred hy the virtue ok he pr0S's> ions of the Statute.
 H. D. ROSS. Rezastz.
 First publication June IS. 1894.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
No. 2n. Application for a Patent.
U, s. LAND OFFICE PRKscorr. A
 Junz n f.os

Os N. LAND OEFlCE PRESCOTT. A
 June II, fsQE
 Notice is hereby given that John X Iors. ministrafor for the estase of Ella G. JOnes eA -. postofice address is Prescott Arizona h.s ~ day filed his application for a ns,s.s for seven hundred and fifty t150l linasr -. -. silver with surface ground four hundrsSl - - fifty gl50l feet in width. situated in RE n- n- mining district, county of layapai, and Terrs,.s of Arizona. and designated by the field notes s-f official plAt on fle in this otfice as survax s - Der ll25, said survey No lizS being Ss fols-s to wit; Beginning at initial monument mentioned !. location notice, where IS set granite stone fri 2i incheS foot in ground. surrounded b. r.-e ~s stones, stone marked ]. M. L. J. No. ffa5 ifs.s S @ deg % min D 256 feet Co intersect line a1 s Dividend lot No, S9, al 5 n deg 5l min W no fs. from cor No. 8, thence $ sl deg 1s min E ss s. s. to cor No. 1; granite stone 6xsxS0 inchae - foot in ground and surrounded by mon of .,,... stone marked L. J. No. !, il23s granite Frek Ss' place marked B. R. L. J. No. i. Ilz5 heara x 1a deg s min W S7.s feet; ccF No. Of Dividend l-l lot No. ss bears N i0deg 2i min W s6 feet. oriss nal location monument bears ss deg 22 lsiss . TO feet; thence @ deg g min V 75o feet to =. No. 2 granite stone SxI2x2t inches set foos X. ground and surrounded hy mon of stones ssa-s marked l., J No. lizas a granite rock in plaes marked B. k L. J. No. 2, 1l25. bears s li 5es F. min Es v feet; S99Aw Peak bears 7s das . min E, thence N Sl deg l5 min w 80 feet to w.-s center end which is also east center end of Iitls Grace lode. unsurveyed, Mrs. Ella c Ior~ claimant, tJe Iet to cor No. 8; granite sfons I- l0x20 inches set f05t in ground surroupde-l i- mon of stones, stone marked L. J No. X ms. s granite rock in place marked B. R |. J. No e IFS, bears N Zs deg 2l min E 97 feet, U S mS mon at forks of TcOndefsssA and Divilu--1 gulehes. hears N n deg 5e min W 8ts feet. tfsn-~ S1 deg 70 min E fI5 feet Co intsrsect line ss ae Dividend los No. go at 5 T deg 51 min W sss fps From cor No. 5. 7i3 feet to cor No 4 a grnnils stone sxsx2l inches set 1 foot in ground slane mar kec L. No. [, ilz3; granite rtsck in plars mar fked x. K. l.. J. l. i125 bears N I2 deg 6 .,s " 90 feet; original location mon bears N g 6s. to mn q 1s2 feet; thence S Sl deg i5 min K iIf tei Co place of beginning survey of exterior liner
 Magnetic variation is deg 70 min K, cSniaininE (. n acres. The location of the mine Is recorded in sAa Recorders ottiee of lavSIai County Arizona. Is Book " 0f Mines. Pages I77-i7s. iAe sdjoinlna Sialmants are the Dividend Lode claimants and Ars- Ella q. Jones
 Any and all persons claiming adversely anr sur. tloh Of sald Little Jessie mine or surface Rronnd gre required to file their adverse claims w:tA the Register of the United States Land Office. sI Prescott. in the Territory of Ariz0na, inring tfe sixty days period of publication hereof or they will be harred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
 H. D. ROSS, Register
 First publication June i2, lsas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11

Ill-I MNIlflIf4III, mAnently cured. The sick and afflicted should not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has tray great deal of valuable information, which he is competent to impAFf to those in need of his services The Doctor cures when others fail
 lees he effects cure Persons al distance cured at home. All communications strictly conh- dential All letters answered in plain envelopes Call or write. Address DIR. J. r, GlBBON, Box t9i7 San Francisco, Cal. mi2-f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Nniiee fnr Pnhlieatioa.
Us LAND OFFICE AT ,s ,a
 Prsscntf. Arik ARrll = . !.

U. H. LAND U3FII,'h -is n iq iIaI !
 Prescott, aris.. APi1 F. .s.,Igss Notice is hereby givcs thsf ths s;s lIlS IrlsIlS' named settler has filed notice Q, A.. -. sls a 2 to make final proof in support s... es .'t tss ss that said proof will be msfo os..vss os ssz..s and Receiver at Prescott. afi1i 1,i..sssl h,. June S0. IS9t. viz; Harmon . s9 stead Application No. 9Ss TOT - s U see. ss'i and < E ha NV h and NE "a CT Q"
 lSN. R. 2W. ,.-,ss,.s ts pr. He names the following witness ..,,,.,s ,sEse continuance residence upon, aaa ssh Ss said land, viz: T. W. Ots. nn sf Pre. Thomas Brown, John niernn,, as ss es,iaA s Sr;..,rs If D. kOcH
 First publication. April lss tssA-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Notice.

To Whom it May Concern, Notice is hereby given that the Westlake mine mine or improve ments thereon will not be responsible for any debts contracted for labor or otherwise by par ies working 1t under bond or lease
 DIR. J. MILLER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11

It was agreed that Mrs. B. C.. Knapp be allowed S25 per month for the care of the infant child placed in her keeping by the board.
 In session as a board of equaliza- tion, the following were cited to appear July 10 and show cause why their assessments should not be raised: J NJ Aitken, j $ Atkin, AL fred Averyt, II E Armitage.
 The following were cited to appear on July IS: C N Sterry, attorney for X. & r. railroad, in regard to assess ment of lands, W Arnold.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
NOTICE!

E Is hereby given that the undersigned
 4n owns the stock and brand formerly AMM owned by Henry Hemner. and all per @ M sons are warned not to interfere with or modest any cattle branded seven-four connect cd, Ear marks, over bit left ear slit in right
 THOMAS SCHOI,Fy prasrott Ar;e
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Eronnted snmctimcs.

He-All the world loves & lover.
 She (gently)-Except sometimes the girl the lover loves. Harlem Life.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Board of Supervisors Proceeding.

THURSDAY, July 5.-The following bills were audited and allowed: ] \ McCandless, drugs. s 25.50 J R Lowry, assessors. l,56O.OO
 The report of the county school superintendent was examined and ordered filed.
 The following claims were audited and allowed on the road fund:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Warming Notice.

Notice is hereby given, to whom :. my concern, that the undersigned. owners oi the Mineral Point Mining Claim, In Chaparv'l District will not Do responsible for any dcj 5ontractpd while the property is being worked under legase
 GORnTNER A Hofe4rR
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. GIBBONS
 DispenSary,

629 KEARNEY STREET,
 orner of tommsrc ial San Francisco. Cal. Es- tablished in 1854 for the treatment of Sexual aud Seminal Diseases, such as GonOrrhea, Gleet, .Stricture, Syphilis, in sall sts forms. Seminal sWeakness m poteney
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
Notice.

The copsrtnership composed of Harris Bald; win and T. w. Johnston Is dissolved. All prom lses of professional service made by tha former firm will be discharged, to the utmost of his ca pacity, by the undersigned. No receipts for money due the former firm after this date will be recognized unless signed by
 May I7, lsal. ". JOHNSTON.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
w. II. SMITH.

Posztofice Address-PrescOtt, Arizona.
 Raniss.-North Fork of Sycamore Creek and the Mesa, IavapSi county,
 Horse wIW Far mArks-0id stock two slits Brand WAN in each ear, young stock smooth right MEfMcr0p and underbit ia each ear. Hip Horses-DiAmond right hip. --
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
SOUTH EXTENSION.

Trains l03 and l04 run daily and make close connections at Ash Fork with trains . and { on A. & r. Railroad. Trains l2l runs daily except Sunday and l22 daily except Saturday and connect with trains l and at Ash Fork on 4. 6 r. Rail road
 Trains 2ll and 22 run fiasly and connect with stage line carrying pAsssngers and U. S mail to and from pheaix, via stanton, COngnsss, Wick enburg. Nuiture and CalderwOod.
 c. W. VAUGHN,
 Vice President and Gen'l. Manager. R. k. COLEMAN.
 Superintendent.
 F. X. HEALY,
 General Passenger Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-07-11

In the District Court of the Fourth Jndia' District, Territory of Arizona. Coul
 of YaVapai