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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Teaching Under piacuIties.

NJ. de Pardiellan tells us about les son in French given to a Spanish prince by NJ. de Falkenhayn, a for mer military attache in Paris. His story contains some amusing details
 My lord, " inquired the professor, lat what period did the first crusade take placei"
 Tn 1920"
 The astounded but indulgent pro lessor: ''The date is perfectly right as far as it goes Unfortunately 1t has nothing to do with the historical fact on which I had the honor of very respectfully interrogatingyour royal highness."
 The prince has map of Europe ly- ing before him. With his native as- surance he points to France and says: That is Spain. Isn't it, nowF
 The stupefied but diplomatic pro lessor: ''Yes, my lord. But 1t Is only inhabited by French people. The Spaniards reside little farther to the south h."-Francisque Sarcey.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
SUMMONS

In tse District Court of the Foursl
 Judicial District, Territory q
 Arizona, County of Yavapai. ALEX. HARRIS, Plaintiff.
 J. IT. WHEEIER. HARvEY - s-sSs ,''@ BUIsoN and A. J. OvER
 TON, Defendants.
 sction brought in the District Court og iAs
 Fourth Judicial District, in and for ihs
 County of Yaxapai, Territory of Aa
 zOna.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting b
 J. II. Wheeler. Harvey BuTson and 4
 J. Overton:
 You are hereby summoned and reQuiEet to appear in an action brought against 70. by the above named plaintiff in the k1st5N Court of the Fourth Judicial Distriels n and for the County of favapai, ln the lsi- -itory of Arizona. and answer the eonpikszi filed with the clerk of this Court ar Plss- colt, in said county, xl,hN ten days, lexclusive of the day of ssrricsl after the service upon you of this suulmonh if served in this county; but fl serHsd esl of the county and within the disfrlcts ln@ witkin twenty days; where personal aezt& of copy of this summons and eompi4Ai made out of the Territory, or aezSlo P publication is made as provided hl AH within twenty days after the com1sa@ thereof: in all other eases thirty days And you are hereby notined thatnN fail to appear and answer the ccmplz44 above required, the plaintiff will s>ks 8 ment by default against you and cosz disbursements in this behalf expendie Given under my hand and the seal q z5 sEALl Court, at Prescott, this z5th ii1
 May, A. D., 1894.
 AJ. HERNDos. OleA R. E. AIoRRTsoN, Attorney for PiainfnL .s
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Nswsr LI,tle Paragraphs

A 100000 republican plurality in Pennsylvania this year IS expected.
 Reports from New Orleans show an unusual mortality among the negroes of that city.
 The New Century Club of Phila- delphia is exclusively a woman s club. They have built an SSO,OOO club house.
 Connecticut will execute a mur- derer in August on a gallows to be operated by water power.
 The Iowa farmers have paid off S6OO.0O0 Tn mortgage indebtedness during the past three months.
 Last year in May the daily pay ments in the clearing houses of the country, averaged S247,0O0,000. This year the average is about Sl50,OOO,- 0OO. This is the way business is improving.
 New Orleans won in the Mafl suits, Judge Pardee deciding that the municipality was not responsi- hle for the mob's action ih killing tha Italians iu lLe 2 arish Prison, in March lS9l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
No 2as. Application for a Patent.
U s. LAND OFFICE PREscorr.AT .
 June n, lsai

U s. LAND OFFICE PREsoorr. A P
 June n, lspf
 Netiee is hereby given that John \ Ions. ministgztor for the estate of Ella c. Jones sk'.. p5sfsifire address is Prescott. Arikona kas st,s siav 6lssi his application for -.eS for seven hundred and fifty t5aol linear f-.. |. the Little Jessie mine or vein becrina ,Is,fi e< silver with surface ground four huI.ds.si s 6ftv il50i feet in width, situatsd ia Ili s1 s-1 mining distr1rt. county of fagapai and Tr>,s.4 of Arizona and designated ly the keld nlses s.4 ofgicial plas on hle in thisotsice as surves n~.- Der fi25. said survey No. fi25 being as foils-~ B.rtnnin, at initial monument rnantso,a, loca ion notice. where is set granite stons s.t ts stoT,ss stone marked ]. N. l.. J No. ff2t shsss v K fa deg 57 min s55 feet te iniersect fil,e el s Dividend lot No, sa, ai T deg sl min W no s'ss from cor No. 8, thence ; si deg i5 min E aR sS-z to cor No. 1: granite stone 6xsx20 inckas ..s s foot in ground and surrounded by mon of ut.,-' stone Fnarked l. J. No. I, ii25; granira rgek fs place marxes. B. R. l.. J. No. 1, Il25 hsars \ s. aaR ss min W 27.s feet, cor No. Of DivillenlI ii laf No. ss bears \ 0dsg n min w ss feet. - nal location monument bears N 54 deg n r,i,s n 5t0 feet thence fs deg g min w 7sa faee t., . No 2. a granite stone axi2x3i inches saf fuos N ground and surrounded by mon of stones. ssS-- marked L. J. No 2 ll-5, granite rock in r'i~s- marked R, R t. J No 2. IFS. bears lf ~ i2 min ' s1 feet. sqaaw Peak hears \ % ,ies # min E, thence \ sl deg ID min W 70 feet t0 is.s center end which is also east center end of .iis Grace lode. unsarvsyed. Mrs. Ella G In-S claimant, s50 feet to cor No. & granite stesss. i0ya9 inchns set 1 foot in ground sarronndsi = mon of stones, stone marked L. J. No. a. liz. t Y granite rock in place marked B R L. I Ne iI2s. bears Zs deg 2t min E e z feet. U <. s.'s mon at forks of liconderoga and li4ifs~5 gnlches bears n deg g min W SIS feet. tksee-s N ss deg E6 min E tia feet to intersect hne sl -r Dividend lot No. 90 at n deg sl min W ls7 l.s- from cor No. 8. 745 feet to cor No (: a xFxef.s stone sxsx2l inches set foot in ground. slnSs marked l.. J No. {, Il25; granite rvck ln r,i.ss marked 8. E l.. J, q, iI3s bears N l2 dex 6 ss.. w % feet, original cation mon bears N sa d., @ min ' 752 feet; thence S 3l deg 8 min V Ile feet to place of beginning survey of exterior Ina
 Magnetic variation lS deg Q ulin E. contasnIns 6 ai acres.
 ri1a location of the mina is recorded in K. Recorders office of lavapai County. Arirnna 3s Book 2q of Mines. Pages i11-llS. The Aaioinls- claimants are the Dividend Lode elAiussnfs srs Mrs. Ella q. Jones.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely an r.., tion of said Little Jessie mine of surface er.sss ara rssunired Co fife their adverse claims riik rs Register of the United States Land Offas. q Prescott in the Territory of ArizonA, Cillrtnes~ s~ eixty days period of publication hereof or ts. will be barred by virtue of the pfogisons H D. ROSS. Rasiasr.
 First publication June IS, 1894.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
NAPOLEON AT LUNCH.
The Great COnIueror Was Not Particular
 as to His Table Manners-

The Great COnIueror Was Not Particular
 as to His Table Manners.
 The great Napoleon was by no means great in little things. In the fine art of dining he was particular ly small, although he was such a gen jus in attracting his foreign visitors by tickling their palate with the most wonderful creations of that jewel among chefs, Le Guipiere. It never took the first Napoleon more than 10 minutes to swallow his breakfast, and to the disgust of his artist of the kitchen he refused to spend more than half an hour over his dinner.
 Napoleon generally lunched at a small round table. And this was well, for it was one of his little pe- cuharities to forget the use of knife and fork and to plunge his fingers into dish and regale himself, Ia singe. with'whatever savory morsel he might get hold of. As for using his dinner napkin, that was alto gether out of the question. At din ner the emperor had the various courses brought in at the same time and often ate three or four courses at once, in his absentmindedneSS taking anything placed before him, so that occasionally he had a piece of jelly or @ cream on his plate before he had finished with the entrees. He always ended his meal with a large cup of coffee.
 At luncheon or dinner parties at the Tuileries, Napoleon took hardly any notice of his guests. He got up when he had finished and walked into the drawing room. The Elm press Josephine, however, took no notice and made a sign to her guests not to rise. If, however, she was oo. casionally obliged to follow the em- peror, the rest of the party had to go empty away.
 This was so well known that one day when his majesty rose, after only a few minutes, from the lunch con table, and his guest, Prince Flu gene, following him into his room, the following dialogue took place: ''You haven't had sufficient time to finish your meal, said the emperor Pardon, your majesty, replied the prince, with a gallant bow, but ! dined before came"
 The emperor's favorite dishes were mutton, lentllS and a salad made of French beans. and he never drank more than half a bottle of the light est of table wines. But whether he was at the Tuileries or in camp he never dined off anything but solid gold and silver. Pail Mall Gazette.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
They Had No Case.

Postoffice Inspectors Waterbury and Thrall, upon investigation re- gently of postal affairs in Mohave county, had James W. Haas, ex- postmaster at Mineral Park, arrested for abstracting money from regis tered letters. When the case was presented to the United States grand jury. the charge was ignored by a unanimous vote, there being not scintilla of evidence against him. The testimony showed that two registered letters, which had passed through his hands and through those of two or three other post masters, had been opened. They were alleged to have contained money. Mir. Haas claims that the inspectors never visited his office at all in their investigation of the case. After his arrest, he was her aided through the country in an associated press telegram as bad man, ready to fight, shoot or any thing else of 8 desperate nature. He has resided for several years Tn Arizona, and is spoken of by parties acquainted with him as being a peaceable, law abiding citizen.
 Inspector Waterbury has made trouble for q great many postmast- CTS and approximations, but his eases have m nearly every instance fallen fiat when submitted to a judicial investigation. It is an easy matter 10 arrest man on suspicion, but quite a different thing to convict him by evidence. MT. Waterbury seems to jump at conclusions too frequently, or, in other words, is too previous iu making arrests oi individuals against whom he has no evidence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Fourth l;d'c.
 District, Territory of Arizona- t'aas


 TrMoTHX FE1L. Plaintiff,
 VERSUS c.,-,r,u,s fA J. H. WHEELER, HARVEY esst BuRsoS and A. ]. OVER
 TON, Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court a E x.
 Fourth Judicial District, in and lA <. s@
 County os Yayapai, Territory a -
 zona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greet
 J. H. Wheeler, Harvey Bnrson Ai- 2
 J. 0verton: You arc hereby summoned and rs, = to appear in an action brought aeai9ss. s,s - -s by the above named plaintiff in the tas''s. Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis.ts1s '. and for the County of Yayapai, ID lA. ,.r. ritory of Arizoas. and answer the c1isi z.--t filed with the clerk of tnls r at Prescott, in said county, WInln .Sse days, (exclusive of the day of serflesl el.s t the service upon you of thls sa..,''a.-s .s.ssz served III this county; put a.i.ss out of the county end within toe - ..,s;.s then within 70 days; where persona, sss of q copy of this summons and e''l.l.-;ss lf made out of the Territory, or hs issI publication is made as proyiaea = srss within twenty days after the S-s thereof: in aI other cases thirty dals 4 -z And you are hereby notified tnas t.,.;,st Q fail to appear and answer the com Rss.,s. -i. above required the plaintiff wlh s-ss s sss ment by default against yvu, s.,s s....,si and disbursements in this oehaih -s .a Given under my hand and the sss, .s.s ss q, | TsEAI.l Court, at Prescott, thls -o'A
 May, A. D., 1884. rgtrk
 A. J. HzKSpoN, ss sris R. E. Morrison, Attorney for fialn.---- fia--------
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Gingerbread.

Miss Parloa has recipe for ginger bread that is so delicious thatitshould be pasted in every cookbook. To make it, cream a cupful of good but ter and add to it gradually ? cupfuls of granulated sugar. When as light as possible, add teaspoonful of gin ger, cupful of milk in which three quarters of teaspoOnful of soda has been dissolved. and then cupfuls of sifted flour, adding it gradually. But ter a large baking tin thoroughly, spread the batter very thin and bake brown in moderate oven. Cut while hot into squares, and take from the psn. When cold, put away in tin box.-New York Post.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
No za
Application for a Paten'.
us. LAND OFFICE Prescott. AriEona. June II, fl,aI


 Prescott, AriEona June H. fs8f
 Notice is hereby given that Jn0. & Josm ghosa tpostotilre address ts frs sc0tt <. T Is this tias Elei his application for patent for sn linear feet cd tho Elia mine or sesn. hsa<ias gold and silver. with surface ground go laal h width. sitnated In Big Bug miaiRe distsicf County of layapai, and Ierrftory uf Ari1an1 and dssignatesf by the 6lsd notes and official alst on file in this otaee ss snrSey nuiaher tl4 sa!d Survey nansb.r ii29 being described & follows. vii:
 Bsginnins, at Initial Monanent. Thence s d sif 4 i5 min F 800 feet to cor No fs a <rznsse ste ne sxiax25 inches set i foot in gr8nna Hsd surrounded by mon of stones, stone nlai kel E No !. If9a a granite rock in place marked x B R E No. i. Ira bsars \ deg f2 min v 6 fast original location mon bears . SI deg "a alin E 8 seet; tsence : ted g s7 min W so feet Co cor Ea 2; a granite stone 6xsx2s inches set 1 foot la ground surrounded by mon of stones; 1toas market E No 2. fi2ss granite rock in piaa ma kei K s. R. U. No. ?, il29 bsars co d,gz XB. R t. No. 3. iI29 bears ls deg % mia a feea, cor No. Littie Jessie Lode Sarres Ao fI15 bears S go deg g min W ll0 feet; thence sl deg n min " 90 feet to initial lina a q Dividend lode lot No. g at Is deg min a feet from cor No & Sl6 feet Co cor No 6 gras ite stone gxSx2i inches set feot in ground an surrounded by mon of stones, stones marked No. 3, Ii@se granite rock n place narksd \: R. E No. 8. ff29 bears Co deg " 72 feet U. X L. M. at forks of ficonderoga and Divi9md gulches b ars \ ss deg 5t min W e3t.1 feet cor No. 9 Dividend, lot No. SN bears ' 2 deg D m11 E ti6 feet; thea @ deg 2 min E 640 feet ts cor No. (: a cross at corner point and K No < lt2a chiseled on granite boulder lx5xe faes above gruGnds whence granite rock in niaca Alto claim bears S 5t deg 2I min K 73 fzst thence a deg I5 min E 76 feet to east cenis' end and place of beginning survey of O. tnrior lines.
 Msgnstic variation Is deg 50 min E contaiuin. 5 fiS acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in th kecor,lcr's office of lavapai Co, Arizona Ter in Book 3S. page S2 of Mines. The asijoinins claimants are \. A. Parker and Mrs Moellef. Any and all persons ellning advorsely eny portion of said Ella mine or surface ercand ars required to file their adverse claims with ths Ressister of the United states Land Ofics -f Prescott in the County of 1avapais dnrinR l,a sixty days period of publication hereof. e taey will he harred by the virtue of the pgosis- ions of the Statute.
 + D. ROSS, Rsssstsr. First publication June is. Is9l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Notice for Publication.
U q; H-s..,.t l..e-si kris Aprn l-. -

I N. LAND OL AA>s --s7 ga itH.
 Prescott. Aris.. APli i.' ..,l.,rissr 1ssr Notice is hereby gives thst tl S,s insss.' named settler has fled notice es k's n1 1eisisi, s to make final proof in support s.-a Q, s't tss Rs. that said proof will be made ne.ofs "a Sliaz.s. .. and Receiver at Prescott. afi1ssi is1ssii,nstpt. h,,s hs June 90. 1894, Viz; hsLtlsso ss. tSsS h q a and < E 4 NV Is and NE ot s" ~ 1SN N. E. 2W. ,...ss..s e Tfqs f cnntiHuaucs residence ppons anu .s~ H he@ said land, via: T. W. GUS, sil ef Pra. ineIass ao;s hfo"h' '"''A H. D. ROSS, hss- First publication. April IS. iss'.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Notice of Forfeiture.
Rln. Tank 1Iinin. ni..rict.


 lavapai County. Arizona June lst. 1851. ' To GnoRGE MONROE AND OTHERS WHOM IT May
 CONCERN:
 You are hereby notified that have expended fnur hundred and six y-eigat ete.uol oeliars m labor and improvements in the annual assess- mont work for the years of lssfs and lssi on he following nam Il mining locations in said Blue Tank Mining District, in said 1SyapSl County and Terriory of Arizona, to-Wlt; The Joe Dandy" "Gold Bug. The Cayuse, kiiand, rorev r Honest r 'f " sefnpie ..fi lRdiafDr f king Solomon" .tfladstone.n "Jehm'' and 'Gol6 Camp" in order Co hold sad premises and claims Aud locations. under the provisions of Sertion a.s2t Revised Statutes the United States, having expended one hundred dollars in labor on each claim and improvements thereon each year of A. D. lssa and A. D. Isq3, and if within ninety days after the service of this notice by qualification. you fail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such expenditure, as c0-OwneF, to- wit. S46S00, your interest in said claims will become the property of the subscribers, under said Section 2S24, Revised Statutes of the U \. Mining laws. AnNER WADE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20

No stock is taken by the terri torial papers in the reported killing of Robinson and Logan by the Indians on Tiburon Island, and nothing but the most convincing proof of his death will lead to the belief that the recent story of his killing is not fake of the fankiest kind. Robinson's reputation in that direction is decidedly against him This incredibly and doubt as to his death, so generally expressed, will do much towards taking the edge of the sensation Robinson may hope to create by setting a report afoot of his killing. The only way he can redeem himself from the charge of fakerism now laid against him. Is to get killed in earnest, but We wish him better fortune.-Tuc- son Citizen.
 F. E. Nelson, who is constructing the Postal Photographs Companys line from La Junta, Col, to Mohave, Cal, informs the Citizen that work on the enterprise Is progressing rapidly. One hundred and twenty miles of wire are strung west ot Albuaueraue, and east of the city the line is completed within a few miles of Lamy Junction. The line from La Junta south to Albuquer- que Is completed for ninety miles, making total of about 20 miles completed. Albuquerque Citizen.
 Sam Houston, of the frmof Hous- ton Bros. of Tonto Basin, was acci- dentally shot and killed last week. He was roping.a horse, and as he took q turn of the rope on the horn of his saddle the rope caught the hammer of his pistol, which he car ried in front of him, and the gun was discharged, the ball entering Houston's groin. The accident hap penad at 9 o'clock Friday morning. Houston was found on his back in the hot sun at II o'clock and died inc following night.
 i scientist suggests the use of an alloy of gold and aluminium for the making of money. He says that eouuterfeiting would be almost im DOSSl Ole. dS tue blAN alAOg NhASh can be made successfully consists of seventy-eight parts of gold to twen- tv-two of aluminium. This product is said to be of beautiful purple color. with ruby reflections that can not be initiated.
 Henry C.. Holt was recently ss- saulted m New York by an unknown rufian. His skull was fractured in several places. In a dazed condi- tion he was arrested and locked up aS being intoxicated, and the next morning was arraigned in court and fined 8. About a week after, he died and the autopsy revealed the cause of his death.
 The Santa Fe Railroad Company owns the biggest fire insurance policy ever written. It is for Sl7,- 000O00. and covers every piece cI combustibIe property that belongs 2. t'e company
 Naua. gas has been struck at I.|.rala ,.tF. tu.a-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Hnndtn Hand Fight.

McLA1NEsvILLE, Ohio, June 13.- While Go. K, Eighth Regiment, were guarding a deep cut near this place to-day, the men were attacked by about thirty strikers, who were armed with stones and clubs. The soldiers seeing that the attacking party had no fire arms, threw down their weapons and went at the mob with bare fists. In less than two minutes the whole party of Poles and Italians were put to flight with out bloodshed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
TIME -:- TABLE

R9zs Inc Grand CaRyoR of the ColoFado, lha 8-D most sublime of Natures work % earth. indes.rinahle can eAsily ba roached via flagstaff Williams or Peach SnFinRs on this ruSsl. p9ss To the Natural hridge of AriEona. and .FlS MontezumA's Well you caa journey uoss directly hs this route. pz- ohserve the ancient Indian civilization as-6 of IaSgunA CT of Ac0ms. The City of the Sky"
 p-zs Yisit the petrihed Forrest near Czriso. 6lE Sfe and Marvel At the freak of Nanyou DiAhlo.
 Rxs Take hunting trip in ths magnificent 6lP pine forests of the Nan fraucisco noun tAins. Find interest in the Ruins of the t'rshis- t0ric Cave and Clin Dwellers. Rss, View the longst CAntileyer Bridge ln E-E America, ArFtss q Colorado kiycr. H. S. YANSYLCK W. 4. BiSSEIfA
 Gen. Agent. Gen. pAss. Ag't- Albuqueruue. N M San Francisco. Cal Ena
 Albuquerque. \ n T. R GABEIs. General Superintendent,
 ALBUQUERQUE N.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20


 maNentiy curcd. Tho sick end afflicted should not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has tray- eled extensively in Europe and inspected thor Oughly the various hospitals there obtaining great deal of valuable Information which he is competent Co impart to those in need of his services. The Doctor cures when others fail Try him. DR- GiBB0N will make no charge m less he effects a cure Persons at distance cured at home. All communications strictly cnnf- dential All letters answered in plain enveiOnes Call or write. Address DIR. J. F, GlBBON, Eox Ig57, San Francisco, Cal. mi2-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Mutual Reserve Fund
 Life Association.
~A few death claims selected
 from thousands of others paid
 by the Mutual Reserve Fund:

NXTM. Nj. Krider, Mineral Park, A. T., $500
 W Geo D. NAgie, Builder Walnut Grove dam Arizona. S5.OO0 J. J. Williams, late superintend ent Senator mine. Arizona, SlO,Oo0 A. r. K. Saf ford formerly governor of Arizona, Sl5,O0O,
 E@-Over ST 000,000 paid to the widows and orphans Thousands of insurance carried in this conuany by citizens of Prescott Why pay S200 per wear for S5.OO0 life insurance when you ca D buy the same insurance for Sl00 and save half of your money. One hundred dollars saved for your family every year while you live and S5,000 paid to your widow and orphans If you die. by taking insurance in the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso ci ation. Apply to c W. FORD, Agent, Mon- t,szuua street Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining in the postothce at Pres cott, Arzona, for the week ending June l5. 1891:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. GIBBONS
 Dispensary,

623 hEARNEN STRFFT, 2 Orner Of ommsrUiai
 San Francisco. Cal. Es- tablished in 1854. for the
 treatment of Sexual and
 Seminal Diseases. such
 as donorrhea, 6leet, .Stricture, Syphilis, in .an its forms. Seminal Weakness, I'm potency
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20

1&xz NO sUnsTlrt'rys, oR SPURIOUS raurArtoNa aESMIN ClIEauCAI, O.
 or sale bv W v Ipas, Corser Drug stors
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
8ESklH'S FRENCH FEMALE PILLS
 COHtalnlng Cotton Root and PsRnTuTaI.

TEE LArils' FzixU. sSs ssTs Isa nsss isliI6k Tszsls rtnsay is Asv1fld. Mesmin's French to male Pills, have keer cold for over twenty yeArs.snd used by Thou. sands of Ladies, vhc have given tcstimonials that they arc Cnexeollod as a specific monthly medicine, fer immediate relief oi Painful, ans Irregular Menses, fe male Weakness etc.
 kfo e ne . box, with EutE atI7TsG ma.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20

w. II. SMITH P0sstosIice Address Prescott. Arizona. Rango-NOrth Fork of Sycamore Creek and the Mesa, Yavapai county. Horse Ev1W7 Far marcs-Old stock two sits Brsnd gSy in each oar, yopng stock smoOsh Tight AGACrop and unserhit in each car. Hip &@k3 Horses- Diamond : right hjp.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20

Natural gas has raHD struck at Colorado City. loia-