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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
Hetter Than Parma.

To many a new conner in Prescott it is puzzling problem for time to understand why it is that, with so much depression elsewhere in the country, there is always plenty of money to spend and such a general air of prosperity about Prescott. There is little farming and little milling, and yet, go into our sport ing resorts or business houses and their IS invariably plenty of men pay ing cash for supplies or with plenty of money to larIat the tiger or take a taste or more of beetle liquid.
 It seems strange at first, but a little quiet investigation soon reveals the secret. Its the quartz and placer miners on every side. Go where you may, north, east, west or south of town, and you will find these indefatigable workers, in gulch and on hillside, some making expenses, others making good wages, all contributing to a total that is an important factor in building up the ine annual income that goes to PrSScOtts interests.
 With stamp, arastra. rocker, sluice and dry washer they are working everywhere, aud what is especially significant, tue field is constantly extending, while the old gulches, instead of playing out, as is chsrac- tergstic of SO many placer regions, still furnish tn cir quota of gold, the flood periods more or less replenish- ing the washed-out bars year by year, and dry gulches coming to the front daily.
 What magnificent revenue 1t IS! It is better and surer than farming for there is never any discount on the product; it's worth its weight in gold anywhere. Such a resource is alone sufficient to make Prescott one of the best cities of Arizona, and when we add those never-failing and eyer-increasing advantages of extensive quartz mining, milling and admiral @ climate, conception of the splendid future awaiting Prescott can only be limited by the skill of ones imagination.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in IeaVs eni1g power aS the Royal
A Sensible Girl.

The great and gorgeous chandelier that lighted up the royal room, it shed it's lustre on the hair of Miss Cecilia Tarraboom. That maiden's heart was full of ire, and ire too deep for tongue to tell; her noble azure eyes shot fire, like waves her bosom rose and fell. Before her stood a trembling youth who had just asked her queenly hand; and she, alas, with little ruth, had laughed to scorn his meek demand. "You ask me, sir, to be your bride, to meet with you the worldly blast; to trot forever at your side, and cherish you until the last; I do not think that such man was ever by my heart desired; you're built upon too poor plan, you fill me with that feeling tired. You are a mer- chant you sayi you deal in nails and oodfsh piess you hope to make your business pay aud yet you do net advertise" All humbled by this stern rebuff, the suitor took an empty gun; he loaded it with sand and stuff, and blew his brains out one by one.-Ex.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
PLEASED VISITORS.
A Party of Eastern Capitalists VIsft
 Mines at stanton.

A private ssr from the Burliuo- ton road, was attached to the after noon train from the south last even ing. It cam from Congress siding and contained a party of eastern capitalists who are interested in the favaPai Mining and Milling Com pany which is operating mines near Stanton. The following gentlemen comprised the party: J. 4. Inslee. president of the American Nut Lock company of St Louis; Charles NJ. Carter, St. Joseph, Missouri, auditor Of the Burlington lines in Missouri; J. H. Muldoon, St. Louis. state agent of the Fidelity and Casualty company of New York; MT. MeKin- non, a Chicago capitalist and F. E. Armitage of Prescott. superintend- ent of the Yavapai NJ. & NJ. com pany.
 Tn" party went south Tuesday evemcg 10 Congress siding, where theg were met by MT. Armitage witn a vehicle ana driven to the mine. They expressed themselves highly pleased with their property and will push development work on 1t. Their car was attached at Pres colt this morning to the north bound train, and they left for the east.
 During their stay at Congress they were shown through that big mine and were exceedingly well pleased with it, and hope some day to have just as fine a property to show to visitors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
FRIDAYS Daily, June 14.

F. NJ. Murphy went east on this mornings train.
 Ladies night at the Commercial Club rooms tonight.
 Born. to MT. and Mrs. P. J. Far ley, in Prescott on June l3, a son.
 Cecil Joldeich has been granted a divorce from Victor Joldelch.
 Officer Prince will commence the harvesting of unlicensed dogs next Monday.
 4 deed has been filed for record from Morris Goldwater to Christine Johnston for lot 3 block 9 Prescott.
 Read NJ. McInernay's new bicycle advertisement in this issue. You can get bicycle by paying S2.OO per week.
 Bids for privileges at the race track will be opened tomorrow. Parties desiring them should get their bids ia at once.
 Phenix was selected as the place for holding the next Grany Army encampment instead of Prescott as erroneously reported.
 H. c. Kreuger has sold lots l7 and l9 block 3 Prescott, to Harry Elliott for S40O. The lots are located on Pleasant avenue and Willis street.
 The Bashford- -Burmister Company have placed fire hose in the rear of their store. Experiments were made yesterday which proved very successful.
 h putting in the new hydrant on the west side of the plaza a piece of the city water main was cut out and it was found to be nearly as good as when it was put Tn eleven years ago.
 Real estate agent R. C. Powers, to-day made the sale of fine let at the corner of Gurley street and Webber avenue in the Murphy ad- dition, to Hughs and Baehr, the en- terprising painters.
 The city water was shut off in portions of the city to-day without notice to consumers. Parties hay ing pressure boilers should be noti- fed when the water Is about to be shut off so that they can arrange for it without causing damage.
 F. D. Myers has a new advertise ment of his five chair Palace barber shop in tbis issue. 4 year or two ago a three chair shop was consid- cred a big place here but the Greater Prescott" gives 3 good pa tronage 10 a five chair shop.
 4 legal combat is on between Judge Mckinney the veteran disci- ple of Blackstone who recently to- cated in Prescott and James Loy one of the rising young attorneys of this section. The former claims that a fee is due him from the latter.
 Yesterdays train from the south due here at o'clock p. m. stalled when within a very short distance of the summit at Iron Springs and the engine had to be detached and was brought to town and another one sent out to bring in the train.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
TUESDAYS Daily, June 1s.
Summer is here

Summer is here.
 Buy wall paper from A. Emanuel. Read Mensch's watch local back wards.
 Cook & Bell lave a new adver- tisement in this issue.
 Buy a ticket for the base ball clubs dance on Friday evening.
 The Phenix Gazette has a few libel suits on it's hands in Tucson.
 Twenty car loads of cattle were loaded at Kirkland yesterday.
 A train load of cattle passed north last night between 10 and II o'clock The Phenix running team is com posed of fine looking lot of men. Minnie Whitehair has been granted divorce from A. J. White hair,
 Governor Hughes will deliver the oration at Flagstaff on the Fourth of July,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

On passing the store of w. c.
 Norton & Co. you can see the finest
 display of figs, berries, peaches
 apricots, cherries and entrants ever seen on Prescott fruit stand.
 Ed. Wagoner has just fitted out a six horse team for hauling goods from Kirkland valley to Walnut Grove. He says if an agent was ap- pointed and freight house built at Kirkland valley there would be con siderable of an increase in business at that point.
 The post office business continues on the increase. Postmaster Horne reports about half of the last lot of boxes already rented, and if the de- mand keeps up it will not be long until be will be compelled to order more. The increase in the business makes 1t lively for Postmaster Horne and his assistant Thomas Campbell
 The Grand Army of the Republic of this territory did the proper thing when it elected Captain Schindler as its department com mander. There is no man on the Pacific coast more devoted to this noble army of patriots than Cap tain Schindler, or who has done more to promote its welfare. This recognition of his abilities and ser vices, was one we'll merited.
 The following somewhat vague and indefinite item Is copied from our contemporary: Last Sunday night as a well known business man was driving in a buggy, the other side of Four Mile house, a man, six shooter in hand, appeared at the side of the buggy and yelled hands up" The driver ducked his head and whipped up his team as bullet from the highwayman's revolver whistled over his head"
 On account of the grand opening of the MonUezuma Hotel, Las Ve- gas Hot Springs, New Mexico, on June IS, I9, and 20, the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phenix will sell tickets to Las Vegas Hot Springs at the rate of Sl445 for the round trip. Tickets are for continuous passage in both directions with final limit | to June 2. Extension of limits will be granted guests at the hotel | to cover stay at resort. For further | address F. A. Healy. l G. P. A. or call at city ticket office. l w. s. Goldsworthy, ticket agent.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 J. W. Barrington's condition is slightly improved.
 pr. D. Pentland has gone to Je- rome for few days on business trip.
 Hon. James Finley, of Tucson | passed through Prescott en route | south last evening.
 Dr. c. T. Abbott says he is attend ing to the practice of his profession and has not left for the Grand | Cayon.
 E. W. French had the big toe on his left foot cut nearly off a few days since by an ax glancing which he was using.
 General 4. J. Sampson was pas on last nights south bound tran en route home from attending the Grand Army encampment at Flagstaff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

A stone throwing boy was fined SlO yesterday by Justice Moore.
 This is good for q starter. A num-
 Der of boys have of late been indulg- ing too freely in this dangerous pas time and several boys have been more or less seriously hurt.
 The Pullman Palace car Yuho was attached to this mornings train from Phenix being the first through Pullman over the line from Phenix to Los Angeles. It contained about twenty passengers. This special through service will continue every Friday.
 G. G. Henderson has started an express aud stage line between Prescott and Lynx Creek. It leaves his station on Lynx Creek and Mon days and Fridays at : a. m. and the City Feed Yard Prescott at f D. m. Fast freight to all points on Lynx Creek and Big Bug. During carnival week he will make daily trips.
 Farley and Hedderman the con tractors who are erecting a two story granite building for MT. Sco- pei on the corner of Montezuma and Goodwin stre -ts bought on yester- day, a lot in the Murphy district on which they propose 10 build a fine granite residence.
 Capt F. s. Ingalls,. United States deputy surveyor at Yuma has re- celved instructions from the general land office at San Francisco, de- partment of interior, to re-survev the Yuma Indian reservation for the purpose of opening it to sattlem mt. The Colorado River Irrigation com pany's great canal passes through this property.
 The Southern California Editorial excursion party passed through this en route to their homes. They expressed themselves delighted 1 with what they had seen in Arizona l and were very profuse of their l praise of General Passenger Agent | F. A. Healy of the $. F., P. & P. 1 'ailway for the courteous treatment | -eceived from him during their trip. | As the train pulled out they gave | hree cheers and a "tiger" for MT. | dealy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
No.... Application for a Patent.
us. LAND OFFICE.


 Notice is hereby given thst William A. Clark and Joseph l.. Giroux, by 4- }. Allen, atIOrDay- in-fact whose pOstOffice address is Jerome Arizona Territory, has this day filed his applica- tiOn for patent for 13t0 linear feet of the West Champion \ To. mine or vein, bearing gold, silver and c1rper, with surface gro1rd SIS feet in wldtl 1tuated in the Verde Mining District. County lavapai, Territory of Ari- zona, and desigra.sd by the field notes and off cial plAt oG hla ln this otice as survey num- Der ub2, Tn Township. ........ Range. .-......... or :--. ,Merldtan- sssd Survey No 1162 being described as follows. wit:
 Beginning at Initial Monument on West side line, which is a stone marked \ l. M. W. c. No. 2-l162, and mound of stones. Thence h. 29 degs, 70 min. E., S49. s9 feet Thence S. 61 deys. % min. E., 4S2 feet. Thence s. 26 degs % min. w, 1S41.74 feet. Thence N. 61 degs co min. " SIS feet. Q. s, N, h, No. bears si deg 07 min to initial monument and place of beginning Suryey of Exterior Boupdaries Maenetic variss ton 13 degs, 49 min. E.. containing I4.6l acres. The location of this mine is recorded in the Recorders office of Yavapai Co, Arizona Terri tory in Book S6. of Mines, page k72 There are no immediate adjoining claimants.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said West Champion No. 2. mine or surface ground, are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office, at Prescott, in the County of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of publication hereof or they win eq barred by the virtue of the prOVis-
 H. D. ROSS, Register. First Dnhlicafion Jupa b lsq5
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

Hassayampa Mining District, Yavapai County. Arizona, June l7. To H. C, King, Vim. II. Hue son, J. IT. Penn, G. W Penn, William H. Cecil John H. Ray, their heirs or assigns;
 1ou are hereby notified that have expended S40OO0 ID labor and improvements upon each of the following placer claims viz: the Oak Flat and Little Copper, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section &i2f Revised stasutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same for the years ending December SI, 1891 1892 1893 and 1891, And if within ninety days after tbis notice by publica- ton yOu fail or refuse to Contrlbuto yonr pro- portion of such sxpenditGre. as co-owners your interest in said aim, will become tn property of the undersigned under said SectiOn 2324.
 FRED. CR0NEt First publication June n, IssS,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
Get Your Cash Ready

The 4th of July committee will be around to collect subscriptions on Thursday June 20. Subscribers, kindly have your money ready as we have great many to call on and it will take considerable time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY.
Here's Your Chance to vIsIt Boston and the East. TrIennial Cone lave Knights Templar Held in ROaton the Latter Part
 of August.

For the above occasion the San ta Fe Prescott x Phenix railroad will sell tickets to Boston and re- turn at rate of one first class fare for the ROUND TRIP
 Tickets are for continuous passage in each direction with final limit, Sept. 17, 1895, For further infor- nation, rates, routes, time and ex- tension of limit, address G. A. Healy, general passenger agent or call on w. s, GoLpswoRTHY,
 Tkt, Agt. City Tkt, Office,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
Weak, Irritable, Tired
"I Was No Coed on Earth.''

Dr. Miles Nervine strengthens the weak, builds up the broken down constitution, and permanently, cures every kind of nervous disease. "AbOsEt one yearG0O Isras a6ESceed scith SserrOsSsSsess, sleep1essness, Creeping seSsSGttOss Sss sssU legs, l Slight pGIpitGfiOn 0f sssy heart, Y DtsfrGctSag cOssI Isssi0is Of the mind, Serious loss or lapse of sllessOs-v.
 Weighted dOscn sCsfh care and sCOTvV. completely lest appetite And 1eIt nag UitaIitU sCeGyIn0 osSf, T scas Sreak, irritable aud tired, MV scei0hf scas reduced fO I6O los, Ere fact ' scGS 10 good, On earth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
STATE OF Ono, CrTr OF ToLrD {

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF IoLED
 Lncas County. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney d Co. doing business in the City of Toledo. County, and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL RS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 PRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December. A. D. lsS6.
 A. W GLEASON, SEAL Notary Public. 
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 Y. J. CHENEY 6 co, Toledo, O. iS-Sold by all DruggiFts. 7a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
THURSDAYS Daily, June l3.

Born, on Lynx creek June F 10 NIT. and Mrs. Sam Roblett son.
 The new time card of the s. F. P. X r. railway appears in this issue.
 .1Che passenger depot of the $. F. P. X P. railroad at PhenIx has been comp leted and is now in use.
 Married, by Judge H. w. Fleury in Prescott, June 13, 1895, Charles Hillman and Mary Eva Paueler, of Prescott.
 The electric light company is putting up the cross bars for their telephone exchange. They expect their instruments about June 20.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

A friend brought me Dr. Niles book. ''New and Start ling Facts" and I finally decided to try a bottle of DR MILES Re- orative Nervine. Before I had taken one bottle I could sleep as well as a 1Oyr.-old boy. My appetite returned erro,f1wY ga,-.~.,a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
It can,t Re Reaten.

Q oHood's Pills cure all Liver Ills. BillOusResA
 saundica. Indigestion. alSk Hsadashe. a5e J
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19

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 Dr. Miles Nervine is scld on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will benefit All druggists sell it at C hcttles for S5, or it will Do sent, prepaid, % receipt of rrica by the Dr. Miles Medical Co, F1khart. Ind. Dr. Miles Nervine
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-19
Notice of Forfeiture.

First publication June 5. R isss. ' i''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-17
FLAW In THE SURVEY
Errors in Location of Tracks on
Railroad Avenue.
NEW TRACKS RUSHED THROUGH.
All Ready for G.. ". TO FIJI I'm It's Right
of-Way New Factories - The
Pike Street Crossing.

The Great Northern tracks On Railroad
avenue a. the foot OF washington street
we're yesterday found by the engineers OF
the Northern Pacific and the Oregon In
p-ovement Company 70 be TOO far 20 ne
eastward ~ IL feet As soon as the aiscov-
cry was made City Engineer Thomson was
notified. and he sent Assistant Engineer
Soft 10 check mp the surveys By the differ
ent roads The city's figures tailed VITA
those OF the Northern Pacific and the Ore
gon Improvement Company 10 within a
hundredth Of an ich. bat the error in the
Great Sorthern's was so considerable that
had the tracks been extended as they now
stand the entire arrangement would have
been thrown out From the way the tan
gent was laid the company would have been
obliged 20 PIT in 9 swing ar King street or
q. Charles street the rails would have
been on the east side OF the avenue
The engineers regard the discovery Of the
error as very fortunats. All the change
reedful 20 be made now will be 20 throw
the chords OF the trestle over II feet, and
the correction can be made without much
difficulty. General Superintendent Bush,
OF the Oregon Improvement Company, was
asked about the surveys yesterday. but de-
elined 10 saw anything further than to re-
mark that his lines had been run By care
ful engineers, and he felt confident that
they were in exactly the right pace, as
was afterward shown by the verifying OF
the lines by Assistant Engineer Scott
IL the responsibility for "nobody's space"
between the Great Northern and Lake
Shore tracks, north OF Madison street.
which formed a veriiable death trap until
covered by the former road, Is due 10 I'm
perfect engineering, IL would appear that
the Great Northern tracks are too far 10
the west on the north end of the avenue
and too far 70 the east on the south end.
The workmen engaged IN shifting the
tracks south Of Yesler avenue were kept
busy yesterday, and their movements were
watched by quite large number of spec
tators. About O'Clock in the afternoon one
track was connected up with the tracks on
the north. and the various switches were
being arranged. Operations will proceed
speedily, and by today the Great Northern
will have an opportunity TO enter its depot
grounds and begin 10 fill It's r.ght-ofway'
into the Jackson street terminals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-17
issued. On the ground tia, 70 bond had

3sue1. On the ground that 70 bond had
been hEed.
box 20 cover IRE rex telephone al the
county clerks Office was pct n yesterday.
A license 70 wed ives issued for Robert
r. Miller and Ella Sln<0rs. both ol Seattle.
TIE decree granting Bertha Dyson a d.
soTSe from Charles II. Dyson was signed
b Judge Langley.
Henry Smith allowed Charles R-uhr TO
take default and judgment against him
on pr0n-sSory note for s2sa
judgment for ss.IT3 was entered yesser-
Gay by Judge Osborn against II. T. Denny
nerce.
George Narkus, who was appointed ad-
rn.nlstrator CT the estate % Solomon Mer-
III october 4, lssa. a. the request OF the
AFdrew Knox was appointed IN his place.
The sale q large amount OF personal
property for $50 20 SATISFY a judgment
obtained by Z. r IilisnthaT against
George Yank and Isaac Pineus as admin
Isfratcr OF the estate o. Theresa Yank,
ley.
Fred 3. Meeker. OF the firm ot z.
Meeker & Co, which Is being sued by the
Puget Sound National bank 20 foreclose
SOD mortgage. yesterday pectonea
that the case De transferred 10 Pierce
co'Ety. Ezra Aseker IS al present on his
way 10 Europe.
The Merr.mac River Savings bank was
given Judgment FOR s.. 40s against James
r. Cranstor1 and an order 10 foreclose on
the southeast quarter OF section 10, town
ship a, range east. also lots 30. 81. block
:, Htawatha park. II there is any remain
der over the judgment IL goes to the Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce.
Articles OF Incorporation OF the Pacific
Ink Company, capital stock 81 600. divided
into twenty shares Of $50 each share, were
fled yesterday with Auditor Beman by
III. T. Stoel. jr.. W. NJ. Sheffield. +. Me!ser
and F. @. Hutchinson. The company has
established q factory on Commercial
street, which Is managed by Mr.. Meiser.