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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10

MoNDAY's DAILY.
 A hard times" social is being talked of
 1 s. C. Rogers of CharmingdaIe is reported quite sick ! P. W. Strahan returned to-day from visit to California. ! Mrs. A. J. Hughes and children left for San Francisco yesterday.
 As fire alarm, the electric light plant whistle takes the cake. Hotel Burke is now handsomely lighted throughout with electricity.
 Superintendent k. R. Coleman's condition is slightly improved to- day.
 Light up the plaza, so that every. body can see what Is going on at night.
 E. B. Gage and Dr. C. W. Vickers returned to-day from a visit to the Congress mine.
 The thermometer registered : degrees below zero on Saturday night at Whipple.
 Miss Christine Johnson's condi- tion has improved slightly, but she IS not yet out of danger.
 Herbert Meaney and his sister Miss Mabel left yesterday for Call fornia to attend school again.
 Prof. Crowhurst had a large au- dience to listen to his lecture at the Congregational church last night.
 J. R. Pattee and Miss Ida Flaw kins were married January l, at Central Verde, by Rev. R. \. Windes.
 Major Neustatter left yesterday for the south. He took two prison CTS with him to the Yuma peniten- tIary.
 Richard Butler, the JouRxAL-Mr- NER'S carrier, has been laid up for sev- eral days. but is able to be around again.
 Arthur Woods, brother of Mrs. i r. II. Waite, Is in town. Mir. Woods IS lu the employ of the \. x r rail ! road at Blake, California. \ Chinese leper who has been confined in a dun con without win l tows or ventilation for two years, has been discovered at Denver.
  The city council on Saturday can : 'asScd the vote boiled the recent election. Tho new officers will take heir respective positions to-mor- TOW.
 Harry Elliott has placed d new whistle. aud one which Is d whistle. 'n his engine. There is no mistak- ng the sound of it either as it has a business blow to it.
 H. s. Goldsworthy in ths employ 'f the Pan Handle railroati company t Dennison, Ohio, arrived here 'n Saturday evening for a lsit u his cousin, W. :. Colds worthy, ticket agent and operator or the $. F., P. X F. railroad. It Eas the first time the young men lad ever seen each other.
 Wm. Probst, grandson of MT. nd Mrs. John Shaunaberger, died m Saturday evening, at Groom reek, at the residence of his uncle nd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bar , lngton. Deceased was only nine cen years of age, and came here bout month ago, suffering from consumption. His remains were 'rought to Prescott yesterday to wait instructions from his parents. , rho were notified of his death.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
Saturday Nlrht,s Shooting

Saturday nights shooting con tlnues to be a prominent topic of conversation although no new de- velopements have been made. The clothes worn by Archibald on that night together with the guns owned by both parties are in the possession of the sheriff and no one will be allowed to examine them or to even see them until the prelimi- nary examination of Miller.
 Bonds were placed yesterday at 5000 in Miller's case, and at noon to-day, he had secured two bonds men, E. \. Rogers. of the Courier. and Joseph Dougherty.
 ArchiDald's condition remains about the same and Is still favor able for recovery, although sulli- cient time has not yet elapsed to determine definitely the result of the wounds. The doctors have been unable yet to determine the location of the second ball.
 Miller was released on bail this afternoon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
\ Card to the PuhlIo.

We have received our fall and winter goods of the best selected line of imported and domestic wool ems ever brought to Arizona. Gen tlemen seeking fine tailoring can secure excellent satisfaction at mod crate prices with us. All our work is made on our premises by first class mechanics. We have had many years experience in cutting and in making up garments for some of the very best firms east and west prior to coming to Prescott two months ago. We have been with Polasky Bros. ana Geo. r. Taylor of Los Angeles, Cal, for the last five years, two of the best known first class ta loring firms on the Pacific Coast. We are here to stay with the intention of building up good trade on square basis. We regret to see the fine tailoring so greatly misrepresented in this locality by eastern and western houses as the work for those firms is made up by inferior mechanics in sweating shops, or filthy Chinese dens.
 Respectfully,
 ADAMS x VoIaTLANpER. Merchant Tailors, Gurley St. Pres
 colt, A. T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
PROPOSALS WANTED.
oFE!cE BoAsD oE spERvsoRs N4vt..4 E......

oFFlcE BoAsD oF sEPERusoRs
 NAyAPM CoUNr ARIz..
 FREscoFT, S 3, 1894.
 sealed proposals be receiv .7 up Co : o'clock D. Febrnar- e 1891, by this Board tor the follovs ing purposes:
 lst. For the county printinO Bidders must state gross sum for
 lch they will do all the printing ,e9uired by the county for one year. Seept the printing of the '.Great neSister,' for which separate bids will be entertained.
 2d. For supplying the county with such stationery as is needed and in such quantities as may be ordered by the board of supervisors from time to time.
 3d. For burial of the county dead including washing of body, coffin. transportation to grave, opening and closing of grave, complete.
 sth. Board of prisoners confined m the county jail at Prescott. Pris- ohers to be furnished with two meals per day of good, substantial iood' We'll cooked. Bidders to state price per meal.
 5th. For the care of ina olopks m the court house. whaling and cleaning. -.
 9th. For the care of the eindigent sick and otherwise dependent poor.
 Proposals must cover the neeos- sary hospital building. board. bed ding, clothing, medicine, medical and surgical attendance, and they must also specify the particular lo- eaton of the proposed hospital All applicants for county assist ince must present or have presented an affidavit of indigency to theclerk oI the board, when in session, for approval.
 I he board reserves the right to administer such outdoor relief as it may consider for the best interest os he county.
 contracts to run for one year from February l5. 1894, and payments to )e made quarterly by orders on the expense fund.
 The successful bidders will be re- lulred to give satisfactory bonds or the faithful performance of their Ontract.
 The board reserves the right to reg ect any or all bids.
 Bids will be endorsed Proposals or --, and addressed to the 5oard of Supervisors of Yavspai ouuty, Arizona.
 Bidders are invited to be present t the opeuing of bids.
 For further information apply to he clerk of this board. By order of the Board of Super isors ot Yavapai county, Arizona.
 CHAs. H. AKERs, Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
A Saturday Night Fire.

While excitement was still high, on Saturday night, over the shooting of Miles Archibald, and almost be- fore the wounded man had been placed under the care of physicians, an alarm was sounded for a fire in C. A. Dake's store ou the west side of the plaza. The department was out with its usual promptness, but on account of the extreme cold, the thermometer registering at the zero notch, together with difficulty in ascertaining the exact location of the fire. experienced considerable delay getting on an effective stream When they did finally get the fire located, 1t was soon extinguished.
 The fire started, apparently, from a defective chimney recently con structed in the rear portion of the store, and that part of the building as we'll as the contents of 1t are a total loss. The stock in the front of the building is also badly damaged by fire and smoke.
 MT. Dake but recently purchased the building and stock of goods from J. G. Campbell. During the past week he had the inside of the building painted, and was still en- gagged in making improvements to 1t, and the loss falls quite heavily ou him. He estimates his loss be tween $500 and Sl0,0O0, between S40OO ar 5000 being covered by ln- su ance.
 Mir. Dake has requested the JouR- NAL-MNER to express thanks for him to the fire department and citizens for their services rendered subduing the flames.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10

A circular signed by a number of sheep growers of Indiana, many of them being democrats, has been sent out to flock owners throughout the country. 1t urges the signing of a petition to congress protesting against any reduction in the present duties on wool, on the ground that any change in the existing schedule would practically ruin the American wool industry. The sheep growers of the country are urged to sink party sympathies, and to unite for the protection of their business in terests.
 The last three nights have been what our northern neighbors would term 4coffee coolers" On Friday night the mercury went down to four below zero, Saturday it went three more notches to the seven de- gree notch, while it caught on the one degree above last night.
 An exchange says that the woman may feign love, but like the coun- terfeit coin, whatever she says will lack the true ring.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
FRIDAY's DAILY.

FRIDAY's DAILY.
 Yuma elected republican officials on Tuesday.
 J. NJ. W. Moore has qualified as
 justice of the peace.
 Captain J. T. Hogue left for St, Johns this morning, Charles J, Lantry arrived from the east yesterday. The United States trial jurors have all gone home. The city council now meets over the Bank of Arizona.
 Mercury had decidedly down ward tendency last evening.
 Henry W. Ball was married to Miss Minnie Martin last evening by Rev. Rose.
 A bookkeeper wants a situation. See advertisement under reading of Situations"
 The Phenix Republican announces the death of Judge H. B. Lightizer, of pneumonia.
 Messrs. Andrews X Ling have nicely fitted up offices, in which to dispense legal advice.
 The board of supervisors have re- ceived three new patent filing cases for the probate judges office.
 W. w. Hill has sold to Harry Richards an undivided one-fourth interest in the Brown club rooms at Jerome.
 Tom Wing has taken a years lease of tie Bellevue Hotel from January 10th, and will open it as first-class hotel.
 Prof. Crowhurst, the great tenn perance lecturer, will lecture in the NJ. l.. church tomorrow evening at $ o'clocH and at the Congregational church on Sunday evening.
 Three Chinamen were before Judge Fleury today charged with robbing some of their countrymen. The trouble grew out of a lottery deal in which a Chinaman won S325. and was dismissed on the payment | of costs by the complainant.
 T. R. Gabel, general superinten- l dent and manager, and Judgs C. \. ! Sterry, general solicitor of the A. X ! F. railroad arrived in Prescott to- lay about noon Tn a special train on | ,ourt business. W. W. Green and | W. B Childers accompanied them. During the year 1893, there have )een fl ministers of the various de- who have sought ordi- lation in the Episcopal church. They are classified as follows: IethOdIsts, l3; Congregationalists. !; Presbyterians, z; Baptists, $; Roman Priests, ?; Uniyersahsts, 2; ]nitarians, 1 Lutheran, 1; Total fl. Judge Hawkins, this morning ustained a demurrer to the indict- lent against Albert Heisel, for ob- aiming goods under false pretenses nd allowed the defendant to go on is own recoginzance, remarking nat he would not keep him Tn jail n il next June, if he knew that he btained the goods as charged.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
Roard of snnsr,i.nrs

January I,lS9 Board met. pur- suant to ad journment.
 Present:-Chairman W. A. Rowe. Supervisors J. W. Smith and Tbos. Roach, and Clerk C. II. Akers
 The claims of Harry Arnold. al lowed on the road fund for SSl; was reeonsidered aud allowed for SlO5.
 Adjourned till January 7. 1894.
 January ,. The Prescott Flee tric Light aud Power company was authorized to wire the court mouse orthe purpose of lighting the same.
 The claims of Alfred Quetu for Sl5,O0 was disallowed.
 The following claims were audit sd and allowed on the expense
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10

THURsDAY's DAILY.
 It Is now Judge J. Nj. w. Moore. Eastern Star installation this
 evening.
 ! John Duke returned last night from Jerome.
 Geo. c. Waddell left for Phenix this morning.
 W. H. Harlan is in from b,s
 Howard mine.
 The new law firm of Andrews X
 Ling have a card in this issue.
 A very cold wave swit ,hed it's tail over into this section of Arizona
 last night.
 The city council will meet next Saturday to canvass the vote boiled at the recent election.
 The United States grand iurv was discharged this morning. 0nIy one case was tried before a jury.
 4 telephone line is being con Structed between Jerome and Granite Station on the $. F., P. &P. railroad.
 A United States Jurv last night returned a verdict of guilty of sell ing whisky to Indians, against Albert Tucker.
 John s. Jones, the Chaparral | bonanza king, has returned from l spending the holidays with his | children at San Diego.
 J. J. Fisher went out today to survey the Zero mine preparatory to the owners making an applica- ton for patent for it.
 Barry Goldwater left on this af- ternoon's train for San Francisco to visit relatives and enjoy the at fractions of the Mid-Winter Fair.
 Sunday morning at II a. m. at the First Methodist Church there will oe conservation ser.ice followed by | of members and the Lords | Supper. C. J. Chase, Pastor.
 Miss Josie Butler, the brave little ady, who, with a six shooter. pre- ented F. J. White from wreaking on his children at has closed her term of chool and has returned to Pres ott.
 The city treasury, according to l he report submitted yesterday by { he treasurer contained a little over I 5000 being the largest amount, at ( his time of year, that 1t could show t for several years. It speak well Dr the management of municipal fairs for the year. Major I. Neustatter. the genial c lief deputy of United States Mar J laI Meade has no superior and few A luals, m the United States as an A 'countant. He managed the finan- F al business for Marshal Meade. | F uring his former term. so success k lily, that it made it possible for C IT. Meade to be reappointed. So C 'ng as he was in charge of the ( Isiness of the office during Mar r lal PauFs administration also, that r hcer experienced smooth sailing. L fter he left the office the Marshars r lrk floundered around among F loals and rocks and it is said that E Iere Is an unsettled account of G om Sl0,OOO to Sl5.OO0, in Ii vor of Mir Paul on which he has | cen unable to realize. Major 1 eustatter has the circulars and |. structions of the department of J lstice on his tongues end and as 'on as he looks at a claim filed be K m tell in an instant whether it is st or in proper form and just hat its chances are ofpassing mus B T at Washington. He can take a ( hole column of figures, five deep C Id three feet in length and with Q It batting his eye can tell the say value, of it, in dollars and D nts. He has the reputation of ing the best man, in the position
 occupies, in the United States,
 account of his familiarity with the details pertaining to the ac- unts of the department, as we'll ol on account of his accuracy. of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
 W. O. O'Neill is in Phenix.

N. O. O'Neill Is in Phenlx.
 Installation of officers tonight al
 Odd Fellows lodge.
 Martin Maier's former friends
 missed his usual Christmas remem' brances this year.
 The bond of R. N. Fredericks, as receiver of Martin Matters property was approved yesterday.
 Contractor John O'Connor has moved his grading force on the $. P.&P., railroad to Devils Gate.
 A. Redewiu, the piano dealer of Phenix, but well known all over the Pacific coast arrived on to-day's train.
 Herbert Haywood, an eastern newspaper correspondent Is visiting Prescott. He is the guest of Hotel WinsoT.
 Morrell. who assisted Chris Evans in his escape from the Fresno jail is said to have relatives in this county.
 Ex-Marshal Paul and District Attorney Calvert Wilson of Yuma county had a scrap" in Tucson a few days since.
 Rev. c. J. Chase will doliver a lee ture, the hrst of a course of three, at the NJ E. church on Tuesday January g. Subject to be here after announced.
 In the United States court yes terdav, the case against G. w. Ses- sion was continued for the term. United States Attorney '. E. Ellin- woods account for Sl, ,456.2O was ap- proved.
 Commencing January 1, 1894, the rent of postOffice boxes k as follows Plain boxes 50 cents per quarter. ordinary lock box,s 75 cents and 1 large boxes. or drawers, SlOO per !. quarter. The prices have hereto fore been 50 cents, Sl.CO and Sl.5O respectively.
 Yesterdays election was practic- ally unanimous, as to mayor and councilman the elected being J. l.. Fisher, reelected mayor and c. \. Swan and F. E. Andrews council men. The vote for chief of police resulted in a tie between Miles Archibald and L. C. Miller.
 Parties desiring to take advantage of our premium book offer are re- quested to send their order for books with their remittances. As the books selected may not always be on hand there may be some de- lay in receiving them. But when 1 the books selected are not on hand they will be ordered immediately. The Golden Eagle Hotel is again in operation, with but little change, [ as to its management. Fred Smith and Fred Sattes, who formerly had ' charge of the management of it for z Martin Maier, are now pr0prietors [ ss well as managers. The former \ patrons of the place wlll receive l the same accommodations ard treat ! ment as formerly. Jacob Ritter. administrator of c ,e estate of John V. Ritter, de- ] ased filed his annual account yes | fday with the probate judge. It s bearing that deceased was in | vent at the time of his death and 1 no allowance had been made to 1 widow,th remaining portion of !
 estate on hand was set aside j ehe use of the widow and minor l
 and the estate closed and the
 illustrator discharged. s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
HOM'S THIS.

ffer One Hundred Dollars Reward fer any
 Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls
 D Cure.
 tJ. CHENEY & co. Props, Toledo. O the undersigned. have known E. J Cheney f last IS years; and believe him perfectly ehle m all business transactions and m " able to cNrry out any obligations made |lr firm.
 st & rruax, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo alding, knnAn & Marvin, Wholesale Dru6- TOleio, O l's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting lly upon the blood and mucuous surfaces syseem Sold by all druggists; testimonials
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
Thank NnuH

Is what Mrs. Paisley, of Newburg, N. Y. always says to Hoods Sarsap- arilla. It cured her of a severe case of scrofula. and eczema, and she has reasons to be grateful.
 If you are bilious take Hood pills
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
Hastern Star Installation.

here was a goodly crowd at the
 sonic hall last evening to witness
 installation of officers of Golden
 e Chapter Eastern Star and to
 ticipate in the festivities con
 ted herewith. Morris Gold- >~ Fer was acting Grand Patron and
 Sailing officer and the following Sre the officers installed. W. NJ, Lrs. Florence Herndon, w. F.. $. 2 Bright; A. NJ, Mrs. Rose Wells: 'ec'y., Mrs. Angie B. Brown; Treas. lrs. JeaSette Levy; Con-, Mrs. ynthia Brecht; A. Con, Mrs. Ellen 8oyes; Adah., Mrs. Eva Estelle artin; Ruth, Mrs. Mary Sullivan; ksther, Mrs. Cora Johns; Martha, Ars. Dake; Electa, Miss Helen sells; Warder, Mrs. Wicker; Or Ianist, Mrs. Carrie Butler. At the Hose of the installation ceremonies. letting Grand Patron, Morris Gold Tater. presented $. E. Bright, who IRd just been installed for his fifth erm as Worthy Patron, with a 'eautlfUl Eastern Star apron the 'ift of Mrs. Brecht. The following programme was then render
 "a duet, Mrs. E. l.. Martin and Miss telen Wells; vocal solo, Mrs. :. E. .iake; violin solo, Miss Gemma La faardia; cornet solo, Master Fierello N Guardla; duet, Prof. La Guardia na Miss Helen Wells. The comet No rendered by Master LaGuardia,
 composed by his father and Nslcal instructor and was entitled testern Star Polka" and was dedi-
 sd to Golden Rule Chapter. It Nlted an encore from the audi
 as did also Miss Gemma La eardia's violin solo. Addresses
 made by Mrs. Levy, Judge
 Is and others. Bounteous re- #hments were served, and dancing
 indulged in by many present.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
Cook Mants si,nn,lnn-

Tom Wing a first class Chinese cook, wants a situation in either city or country. Call at this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
Wanted.

By tirst-class cook. A woman who comes we'll recommended. A mlnlng camp preferred. Enquire at the Arizona fruit stand.
 t JAMES H. MILLS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
wanted.

A man and wife, without children Q take charge of and run a ranch tpply at the City Feed Yard.
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Hotel Burke arrivals: IA Ken

Hotel Burke arrivals: H A Ken dall, Granite; D D Murphy, T J Newland, California; F X Palmer, Phenix; R J Grant, Kingman; c c Hall, Albuquerque; H D Ross, F W Sisson, Flagstaff; C A Liegur, Chicago; Smith Mckay, J R Leask, Denver; Jas. Slack, Big Bug; C F Mills, Curtiss; Jo s Jones, Geo l. Coleman, Chaparral.
 Hotel Winsor arrivals: Arthur Woods, Blake, Calif.; John Merritt, Agua Fria; H Cundy, Ash Fork; J Coburn, Thos. Brophy, A. F. R. R.; Chas. Humpins, Winslow; G Smith, Creede, Col; J B Staiman, Peublo, Col; G Gladin, Tonto Basin; J c Fitch, Peach Springs; Thos Carrol, Frank Lohman, Verde; W A Me Kinney, Crowned King; W H Fox, Needles; Henry Foster, Chicago; D John Porter, Albuquerque.
 After quite blustery wind storm it commenced showing just before noon and has continued ever since
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining in the postoffice at Pres colt, Auzona, for the week ending January f. 1894
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10

ten O CLOCK Q. m.
 January 3.-The clerk was in structed to insert the following ad- vertisement calling for proposals for the annual county supplies, viz:
 January 3-At the afternoon ses sion of the board the following claims were audited and allowed on hn rnnl frnH.
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BIoYoLEsli nIcYcLnsl!

The best wheel on the market is the IMPERIAL We have the agency iu Prescott and will sell them on the iaStal ment plan
 M. Gula WAITER X Blo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10

Councilman Swan and Andrews will take their places this evening m the city council, and Mayor Fisher will announce the city off cers for the year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10

CHICAGo, January 9.-Shortly after dark last night tramps set fire to the Casino at the Worlds Fair grounds. The flames spread rapid
 iy, soon reaching the peristyle, the Music and Manufacturers buildings. The former structures were totally destroyed, and the others partially. The loss cannot be estimated, as the buildings were practically valueless.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-01-10
WILLIS ACTS.
He Asks the Provisional c Government
 to Let Go.

VICTORIA, B. C., Jan. 9th.-The steamer Werramas, from Honolulu, brings advices that Minister Willis had asked the provisional govern ment to step down, but President Dole mode q lengthy answer. which is now on the way to Washington.
 Wiped Out by Fire.
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January 6.-The following bills were audited and allowed on the expense fund:
 G Schuerman meals jury...S r. 00 Jim sam, meals jury........ 3 GO l. K Otey, justice fees. ...... 2e 00 l. A Hawkins, constable. .-... Is 15