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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
ARTIcLEs or rINooRPoRATIoN
VENEZIA MINING { MILLING co.

We, the undersigned, for the purpose of form ing corporation under Chapter 2, Title f2 Re- vised Statutes of Arizona, to transact the busi- ness hereinafter mentioned. do adopt the following articles
 First. The names of the eorporators are: W. H. Yankee. Fred C. kilhAm, W. h. c mbs The name of the corporation Is fHs NkNKzEA MINfNe AND MILLING COMPANY. and the principal place of transacting business shall be at Prescott Arizona; but the corporation proposes to carry on business Tn Denver, GOioradO. and other states and territories of the United States
 Second The nature of the hnsiness proposel to be transacted is Co carry oR and conduct general mining and milling business and doing all things incidental Go such business or nee essariiy conducted herewith.
 Third. Amount of capital stock authorized is one million dollars lS1 0Oo,0o0l. divided into one million sharee, par value one dollar each. fully paid and non-assessable
 Fourth. The company will begin business on the eleventh day of September, iS93, and ter1ni- nate twenty t.0i yJsars from that date
 Fifth. The affairs of the corporation will be conducted by a Boerd of Directors. consisting of five persons, which number may be increased from time to time to any odd number uD fo if teen. The officers to he chosen by the Board of Directors shall Do President, fice-President, Secretsry and Treasurer, and at the optiDn of the Board of Directors an Assistant Secrefarv nr, Assistant Treasurer and an Executive Comnitfee Elections of ID rectors shall be held annrally on the second "Wednesday Of September and elec- ton of officers at tho first meeting of inc Bosri of Directors thereafter.
 Sixth. The highest amount of indebtedness or
  itself shall be fifty thousand dollars {S50 Oo01. Seventh. Private property of the stockholders and members of this corDOration shall l., axfrnrf from corporate debts.
 Eighth; Among the powers of this eorpor- ation shall be the following l. To have per- fetaal succession. 2. To sue and be sued hy the corporate name. a To have a common seal and alter the same at pleasure. L To render the shares or interests oe stockholders transfer- able and prescribe the mode of making snch transfers. 9. To exempt the private property of members from liability for corporate debts. b. To make contracts. acquire and transfer property possessing the same power in such To establish bylaws and make all rules and rs,,l- latioas deemed expedient for the management of their affairs, not inconsistent with the cOnsfifu- tion or laws of the United States or the Territ0ry of Arizona.
 In testimony whereof. we have hereunto set | tember. A. D. 1Sg4
 ISEALl NH YANKEE. FIRED C. kILHAN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

It may be good politics, but it scarcely looks like good business proposition to denounce corpora tions and capitalist g, while at the same time the tefritory is seeking to enlist capital 10 develop its ma terial interests. Money is the great motive power of the world. By it's investment labor is provided with work, and the wage earner with the means of living. The political clap trap now being indulged in by dem- oeratic orators for the purpose of capturing the votes of the ignorant will act as boomerang against the parties using it among intelligent voters.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
A GARDEN OF LONG. LONG AGO.

can see loag back in fancy. in kAlsidoscopic
 view. Mid the eirciins disk of time riaRs that my
 mind is gazing through. A fairyland of beauty. which my early child
 hood knew. Where the purest. sweetest flowers and the
 softest mosees grew. The paths were siifiiy outlined by bordering
 of box. The flower beds flashed brightly with mArigold
 and phlox. While the grapevinss grew precisely in fash
 lon ortlodox 10 eyads the crafty cunning of each spelling
 two legscd fox. I can sec the dropping pear tree stooping loW
 to touch the ground And deposit ripeRed sweetness where it soOn-
 est could bo found. While the honey bees grew heavy, As they cir
 cied round and round. And clappcd their wings ia soft applause. with
 haxy. happy sound The entrants flashed to crimson meath the
 brightness of the sun Untii, all red and rosy, they shock their heads
 for tin. And tRfnhled off demurely ia the green grass. To walt unlil the children adown the pathway
 rua. And then the sery best of ail-the merry lt-
 tie brosia That dashed along and splashcd along with
 circ5iag egrve and crook. Yet held its little mirrors where the lilies bent
 Co look And gave us tiny concerts from natural mn-
 sic book. A. F ..u ,,,s.if ina storv u,v heart Ia all
 aeiow Win revcrbera,ing pleasures that from the
 mem'Fy grow. So write down slimpses of it. that others, too.
 may know The sweetness and completeness Of tho distant
 long age.
 Alice crary in Ladies' Home Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
s,ockholder.s Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Santa Fe, Prescott X Phoenix Railway Company will be held at the office of the company in the city of Prescott, territory of Arizona, on Wednesday the 2lst day of Novem- Der, 1891, at 12 o'clock noon of said day, for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may properly be brought befole such meeting.
 F. NJ. MURPHY,
 c. c. BOWEN, President.
 Secretary.
 Dated, Prescott, 4. T., Oct. 9, 1891
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
Three Leading Scientists
 Proclaim the Superior Value of Dr. Prices Baking Powder.

Scientists devoting closer attention food products Recent examinations of baking powders by Prof Long Hanes and Prof Prescott made determine which powder the pures highest in eavenng strength efficient service and most economical in cost They decide that Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder cxcels the essentials of ideal preparation for household use They write,-
 Chicago, March 18th, 1894 We purchased in the open market Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder and also of the other leading brands of baking powders and have submitted them to chemical analysis We find Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is pure cream of tartar powder that it has considerably greater eavenng strength than any of the other baking powders have tested.
 PRoT JoHs H. LoNo. NoyhEageans Uaivtyao, Chicago. DR WALTER & HAYNES, REAE AeaIeG! cozsge, Chicago PRoF ALBERT PREscorr. Uais. gf 1eias, Ann Arbor"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10


 Democratic inconsistency was neYer more gIaring than during the present campaign. Mir. Hern- don's friends are attempting to run his campaign on anti-corporaiion lines, while there is no attorney in the territory probably that numbers as many corporations among his clients as does Mr. Herndon. Here are a few Of them P. < 4. c, RAL- ROAD, U. P. RAmhosp COMPANY, UNITED VERDE MINING COMPANY, VIRGINIA GoLD MINING COMPANY, ETrA GoLD MINING COMPANY. An anti corporation candidate, who repre- sents two railroad companies and Shree or more mining corporations is anomalous even for the democratic partg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
SATURDAY,s paiIr. oetober 6.

Attend the republican rally to- night.
 Let the ladies turn ont tonight to the republican meeting
 The ladies are invited to attend the republican rally this evening.
 A large delegation of citizer : went out to-day to meet Goverp or Murphy and party.
 Lieut.. Col. Powell. Car tain Brown and Lieut.. Clay, of Whf pple left this morning for huntiD . trin to the Verde valley.
 Losr. Last Saturday in tba city of Prescott, bunch of } avs ha- longing to Judge Wells Finder will please leave at this of flee. if
 R H. Paul is the rannhl;can candidate for sheriff or r ina count Bob Paul made one of the hest sheriff Pima county ever had and one of the best Tinted Statas Marshals the territov has avar had
 A man named F. .ank Mvers has Oeen Srtes'eu in ehenix charged with being implic ted in ina boId- np W 'ne AihA nbra store near uehiA soiae ttnR since. He IS also suSpeeVe9 oi bS ng one of the men Who T9nDed " Southern Pacific tram last SrJ day night. Frank Ariaers under arrest also, has been identified as one of the train robbers. T h6s other man suspected is named O'R .rien.
 The JOUR NAL-MINER force is at present m somewhat disor;Zanized conoltl61 1n. It's old and trust sd fore man, Orick Jackson, has been con med 70 hi $ bed all the week. with no prosPss t of immediate e,,overy. ana shls lorning his substit ute, c. U; hePPy reported on the sick roll. whAie th editor himself is not in the very best of health, and the gasoline engine, which propels the presses of the office, has been under the can ? of machine doctor.
 Col Wilson in his speec hes on the st ump with Herndon says a oeiAAos ratic congress will eagerly couAf9d with the wishes of a demo SrNT delegate to congress. there loSe [ democrat must be sent if We %'sA' statehood. Now, how has it Seep 7 Has the democratic dele gate. Mar Smith, with both houses of sOe gress democratic, been listened to m this matter of stateho o,dl For eng ht years this Iemocrati c capdi- us te has been supposed, to be
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
Evolution.

At your age, sir, ' said the indig- nant parent, T was glad to get corn bread and bacon for my breakfast"
 T don't doubt it, sir" returned the dutiful son. Nor do l doubt that some of my still more remote ancestors were glad to eat cocoanuts aud raw grasshoppers. "- Indianapo- lis Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
onn rhlnr nIarn to no

The story is told of brave old Gen eral Jim Steadman that during the thickest of the battle at Chickamau- ga he dashed up to a retreating brI- gade and shouted:
 Face about, boysl We must hold this pointl'
 But, general. said brave off cer, we have done everything that brave and patriotic men can do for their country"-
 What Everythingl Blank blank it. you haven't died yetr'-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

The New York democratic plat
 form, after congratulating the coun- try on the passage of the so-called
 tariff bill by congress, explains that
 lnder it's provisions American indus tries are amply protected. The iramer of the platform, no doubt, had in his mind the industry of the sugar trust. It then assures the country that no more tariff tinker ing aill be done for the next two years, as it would prove disastrous to ], the industrial and commercial in- ,terests of the country, thus yirtu- ely admitting what has been charged, that the panieky times of tue past two years have been due solely to the accession to power of tue democratic party. IL IS refresh ing to see glimpses of truth occa- sioaalIy in democratic platform,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

A. J. Doran left today for the north. They will visit Mohaye. Coconino and Apache counties and return again by way of Prescott.
 G. VI Pittock. of the Albuquer- que Citizen, came in Saturday even ing in time to attend the big rally at the court house. He expressed himself highly pleased with the way republicans do their work in Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

We take pleasure in saying that we have just received a very large selection of watch cases. Now IS your time to buy. Weinvite you to call and examine them, whether you buy or not. Very respectfully,
 s25-5t Cook < BELL, Jewellers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

It is said that in Maine there are 95 towns and settlements where no religious services of any sort are held, and more villages in Illinois without the gospel than in any other state in the Union.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
Teams,ers' Notice.

I wIal receive bids for hauling ma chinerv of the Red Buck mill to the Hatz property, on the Hassa yampa, up to Monday, Oct. 8. Ag- gregate weight. 50 tons more or less The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Address
 Jos. B. ToALINsoS, JR., Manager, P. o. box 34l. Prescott. o3td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

Florida is making a deciled success m pineapple culture, excelling Cuba in this respect. In the cultivation of bananas Florida is not a success, even in special sections which were deema ed favorable.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
Di.sor,itlon Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between s. A, Logan and \. G. Ran, dal. in the undertaking business, under the firm name of Randall X Logan, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be continued by s. 4. Logan, whe will collect all money due and pay the bills of the firm.
 $. X. LOGAN,
 A. G. RANDAL, Prescott, Oct. s. lSJ4. 2wl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
TUESDAYS Daily. October 9.


 TUESDAYS Daily, October 9.
 The democratic candidates left for Jerome to-day.
 Fresh peaches from Clough's or ehard, at ,. Pedgrift's. If William Garrett aged about 50 vesrs died in Prescott yesterday, oi cancer of the stomach.
 Our contemporary has discovered at Least one candidate on the demo cratic ticket who psYeF run for office before.
 Every one goes io see r. L. Fuller the optician aud have their vision corrected. All examinations Tree Oct. 9th, the last day. ~
 Ars you lover of good singingi If so do not fail to hear the Lone Star qaartette at Prescott Opera House Get. IS. 3tAl
 Here your are for tho first app peara0ee in Prescott. The Lone Star Minstsel Company will enter tain you oa the eve of Thursday Oet. is. 3twl
 McDaniels. xith whom Sheriif Lowry had his rsesut fight was bound over yester6ss. to appear before the grand jury to oGswer the charges of robbery and eeslAking an officer, his bail being Sl,Js1.
 About thirty members of sSs grand army ol the republic in Pres colt called in a body on General A. J. Sampson. On Saturday evening, .as his hotel, to paY their respects to 4h& adjutant general of the ds. parts ent. General Sampson made . brief Ent eloquent address to the veterans
 .MlssL,,liag Boulden. Professional. Mil give ,isgtnuctions iu the fol- low,Gg dau3es: .Spanisl., Skirt, Tam borine, digs, Rgs.lS Scarf, ierpentine, Flower, buttsr SsY, Mir TOT, Cocoa ngSt, Sand, Clogs Aavott'', Buck and SSS.c; also song and dance, at her n, N.rs of residence, cen Marina Street, two doors south Of Johnson House. tl
 FRRsoA C sfESEFoN
 F. L Carlisle leit for .he esss to- day.
 Col J. F. Wilson r'turaed last nighi fran. hb, campaigning tour n ,,,,,e tl.. m, 'Ta.kE..
 A. j. Heal b Ns r.aken the position ot under sheriff. ritsie Fl. Fl. C.uter Is campaigning Nsv tine treasurer ship.
 John Hartin, the. kGseksmith, IS he republican nomi res for treas lrer. Vote for him. He is capable and honest.
 Father Quetu went out 10 Jerome today for the purpose of securing ! lot and making arrani sements To build church. There.
 John Srouie of the wholesale whisky firm og Sroufe X Co, san arriv,sd ai the nc ,on train o-day to look aZsr min ing and other interests oyvnsd by hisn here.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
Fnr saIe.

Entire or in part. the pumping plant formerly at the Red Buck iaine, Walnut Grove Mining dis triet. Can be bought very reason alSle. Address
 Jas. B. ToMLINsoN, JR., Ian 20. box 24l, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

The whalebone of commerce is Fimply the balleen plates which take the place of teeth in certain species of whales.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

Meriden, Conn, includes among her inhabitants naturalized China man, who is a veteran of the late war.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

There will be grand republican
 rally at the court house tomorrow
 night.
 The republican league club will
 hereafter hold their meetings in the
 Otis block.
 Articles of incorporation of the
 Venezia Mining and Milling Con-
 pany appear in this issue The great register will close on the evening of October l6. If you are not registered do so at once.
 Tomorrow evenings rally prom ises to be hummer. Let every body turn out and hear the political issues discussed.
 Quite a number of citizens will go out to Kirkland valley tomorrow to meet Governor Murphy and the other speakers accompanying him.
 There will be grand republican rally on Saturday evening. Hon. N. 0. Murphy, candidate for delegate to congress, will be among the speakers.
 The republican club, of sixty members strong, will meet Gov. N. O. Murphy and the other distin- guished visitors at the depot on their arrival tomorrow and will escort them to their hotel.
 A special train will go out to the front tomorrow to meet Governor Murphy and party. 1t leaves the depot al g o'cloe.x a. m, instead of 7:3O, the time of departure ot the regular train.
 The following compose the demo- ] cratic county central committee 1 elected by yesterdays democratic l convention: H T Andrews, " A Rowe, NJ J Hickey George Merritt, 1 E c Wager, J B. Drew, E M Belcner, ! J F. Dillon, W Sullivan, l. A | Willard, James Pawley, Richard l Bullard, Geo Sc.,uerman, F K Otey, | Horace Bowdre and J c Snow.
 ''The democr, tic convention yes terday finished its work in about half the time of its republican predecessor" ays the Courier and i 1t Is correct too. The democratic bosses had ever ythiag greaSed for the occasion anc the machine never a cog until it struck the When 1t eame to nominating theIn, the country dele gates bucked an q, to quoie a remark made by de mocrat afterwards. smashed the sl; .te all to h--L"
 PERSONA l. MENTION.
 Scott Greencag returned today from California.
 John McDon aid is in town from lis Verce Valley ranch.
 R. N. Frederi cks left for Flagstaff his afternoon for brief business rip.
 Wm. Murph'i came in from Tonto Basin few days since and will remain here with his family
 G. NJ. Willard, a bright and 'nergetic young z man from Cotton wood. left for ;ome this morning.
 M. Wise, presenting the lngle i look Vineyard. Agency of San Fran 'lsco, left on this afternoons train after few days spent in Prescott.
 Hon. X. J. Doran, candidate for councllman-at large. General Samp- , son of Phenix. and Judge C. H. Wright of Tu eson. will arrive here tomorrow with Governor Murphy , and will speak at the republican . rally.
 Messrs \. ". Bloss and NJ. q. n Burns, president and superintendent of the Burns Mining md Milling Company, owners of he Burns process for extracting sold from refractory ore, arrived on he noon train to-day. for the pur- ! Jose of looking over the mining in- erests of this section. They expect o remain here for several days
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
Lost.

A diamond earring set in black. Liberal reward wlll Do paid by leay- ing it at this office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

The largest oil painting in the world is by Hntoretto, entitled Paradise. It is 33I feet Ill height and s4 feet in width.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
STATE or CoLoRADo. lss

STATE or CoLORkDo, lSo COUNTY or ARAPAHoE, ~,
 he.ore me. the undersigned, a notary public in ana for said county and state aforesaid. person. ally appeared VI. h. Yankee. Fred C. kilham and W. h. Combs, 10 mo personally known to bs the persons whose names are subscribed to the fore gOing certificate of incorporation. and ac- knowledged that they made. signed and executed the said certificate of incorporation for the uses and purposes therein mentioned
 Witness my hand and notArial sesl this eleventh day of September, A D. 1894.
 tSEALi THOMAS. W. COLLINS,
 Notary Public. Ny commission expires September 6. Iss7
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

The loss of champagne by bursting bottles sometimes amounts to as mnch as 25 per cent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

A boy at Zeitz, Germany, taught his dog to pronounce Sl words-24 German and 2 French. .
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
|Daily, October f.

ballys OctOOef |.
 etors of Hotel Burk,
 iheir porch.
 republican centra
 s rented rooms in the
 where 1t will hold it.
 after.
 n, NJ. F. Morin. Will
 land Charles Morgan fning on a hunting trip
 nek, They expect to
 two or three weeks
 1al orders for bear and Ihoihing of the small
 N. O. Murphy will
 by stage tomorrow fnil arrive here on the
 ey train on Saturday
 delegation of citizens
 the end of the track
 Be will speak at the mSaturday evening.
 Aid Society of the rh will give a grape now afternoon and ly) from 3 to ,, and : astor's home, Barring South Prescott. The |a to all friends. Re cents.
 nporary feels awfully e Attorney Hartman Hited on a proxy to the |'o1ventiOn. MT. Hart F, does not share the sympathetically ex- tAe Courier. It is a neIghbor to attempt to Y feelings out of this 'eitsr save it up to use spublican candidates. l,rovits, of WhippIe, re- aegram to-day announc- }, at Niles. Michigan, of 10 law. Dr. Henry F. : doctor spent several ahlpple last winter and ne guest of Lieut.. and 'S and Was greatly bene- 'r climate. He was en gam to spend the winter death occurred. Dr. ne ot the most eminent 9 physicians of his day Iry. He served in the the war 1.-the rebellion as occupied the position Of surgery, in the Michigan. pr. Miller Eas a student ofsurgery Dr, Lyster's brother is el ot the 2lst Infantry, s army.
 OVAL MENTION. 'ht came in today from Hough returned to evening.
 dsn left this afternoon in the Verde Valley. liyan was among the in town to- aliy, October .. ' days left in which to ad see that your neigh stered.
 Cream Baking Powder Nair Highest Award.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10

SHANoKTN. Pa. Oea- a.--An ex- plosion in the Duke Yi ldler coal miEe this morn 1lg i9tFssCl one man and imprisoned four ssii5sr with no avenue for their escape. Five work men were taken out alive A shaft is on fire and It is feared that the inside workings will lave to be flooded. This means maay n 'onths of idleneSs for 9 D men. The .disas- ter was caused lBy a workman who lighted a nakt d lamp in the q. T io test it, when spark set fire to the timbering.
 PRINCETON, owa, Oct 9.-OI c thousand men have commence. work on four mile section of the hennepin Can al. The canal Is government work; a government railroad is also being laid along the righ of way of the eanak
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-10-10
|lD COUNTY!. ].

W UUUNII ]
 Ion OEn Town and
 Country.
 sily, october 3.
 Contemplating the
 sE residence very
 s.estes have com
 s1d are preparing
 grow.
 ,a took cnarge to-
 mess, at Whip
 gss Pete.
 and Murray Me
 3sred Mann green
 r their chicken
 ratification last
 sst success. The
 ge and the enthu-
 ded.
 hngade" and 400 subt excruciatingly
 but it will cut no
 sl argument. I
 at of oil paintings
 lu sale in the store 1 srth of the post ] fsss lover of artistic fumine them. 1 l of the Coyote 6srrived yesterday
 with 1,2OO chick
 ad of fine Jersey
 has taken to his sres and daughter mllinery store two
 Brinkmeyers hotel. 8n of goods will be L1d sn inspection is lsu reasonable. ol \ hsve been made by IF railway to bring kol wild animals to uuisy. October 9th. an exhibition here Sh. Mr.Van Horne, Kent, will arrive to- Ee all arrangements. zDdstone slabs piled Hotel Burke are of Frank Seegar lsy are to be placed ound the hotel. It a furnished for 15 foot, which is much hmber, considering snd excellence.
 sceiver of the United e, has just awarded As construction of a Ilt will be an exact khe one now nearly John Lawler, adjoin- ra house, except that sin order to finish v for bed chambers. Jed on Union street. Inry Goldwater's new ] , bvating for the found lmmeDced yesterday. : the fifth residence, the new opera house. D Capitol Block this z of the others have completed and are lle two are rapidly U |Dmpietion.
 sAL MENTION. t hm left for Los An [ ping.
 left to-day for a bus | D Diego. r is in town from the ntry. @ rill leave in a few ' public of Columbia, ! with a view Of en- n ,usture of cocoa. e