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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
SATURDAYS Daily, Jan. 12.

Paymaster Witcher, U. s. A., ar rived last night and paid of the Whipple troops.
 Wauted.-For the winter, two nice rooms with hoard in private family. Enqaire at this office.
 If Adolph Schierbrand will inquire at Mrs. Blsckburn's. corner of Mon tezuma and Willis streets, he will hear from his brother, F. W. SehieI- brand. llO-lw
 Morally. Prescott is on top. IT the doctrines of our various churches do not fit you, the free thought bough is hanging within every reach.
 One deportation was ordered yes terday in the Chinese proceedings held before Judge Hawkins. The remaining ten saved their cues, by the skin of their teeth.
 The question of cement sidewalks being adapted to this climate, is now settled by the recent tests such have undergone in exposure to the i elements. Many new walks of this material will in consequence be laid soon in various parts of this city.
 $. B. Putnam will lecture this evening on Free Thought and Morality" Tomorrow, Sunday af- ternoon, at 3 o'clock. he will lecture on The Bible & Modern Thought" Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock, on the ( Teachings of Jesus and the Nine f, ,enth Century" Admission free A Il are invited.
 As an indication of the liberality an d the interest that is manifested in C,ar driving park by non-residents, a bi 2 Sl00 bill was to-day subscribed to the project by Captain Strohm of Williams. This is a handsome donation and our people should fec under parti ,ulsr obligations to the above gentlemen for his generosity
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
ARIzoNA.s ADHESION.
It is to be Considered by the Power
 That be.

IL is to he Considsred bx the Powers
 That be.
 WGsHNaToN, Jan. l5.-The belief prevails here that the Arizona ad- mission bill will be taken from the senate calendar next week for con- sideration- Private correspondence of lengthy nature is in possession of several senators and in many eases there is a belief that favor able action on the measure is lost for this session. The outrageous New Mexico embroglio, together witA the late gabernatorial trouble at Phenix makes the democratic senators timid in their course of voting favorably on both of these measues. These is also a strong eastern sentiment against the senate acquiring four new silver senators, which opposition seems to be directed and handled from financial centers
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
BUSINESS Dolxas.
Various Propositions Open to the Pnr
 chasing PnblIc.

Various Propositions Open to the Pnr
 chasing PnblIc.
 Fine Missouri clder at Dillon's. If
 Nicely furnished rooms to let. Enquire at this office. If
 Mrs. R. W. Fraser, will give paint ing lessons in oil colors on canvass, silk, velvet or card, in fruits, flowers. animals, mari les, views or landscapes at her home. If
 Pine e3p,es, frst of the season. Fresh prunes, clear and light, fresh figs, oranges aud Belle flower apples just received at Brisley's Bee hive. Comb honey of course. tf
 Six room house to rent. with ssE1le. chickeo house and new we'll of good, sofs water. Rent, $l6 per month. Apply at the Mountain Ci.y Drug Store. d19-1w
 Mn. Geo. ". Ford would like to get plain sewing to do. Also to serve a few families with home made bread. If
 Fresh consignment of bananas and pine apples received to-day. Also fresh candies, crystalized. fruits, turkeys and chickens. Brisley's Bee Hive. If
 Solid silver souvenir spoons of exquisite designs, only S200. at NJ. Goldwater & Bros. If
 If you want 8 good smoke, buy your cigars at Aitken's, who keeps the best brands CD the market. If
 ~ Fresh Ranch Butter on Ice received freSh Thursdays and Fri days, 75 cents for a 2-pound tull weight so,l TIE BAsHFoRD- BURMIs- TER CoMPANE.
 Just received, fresh, firm and sweet, a load of Arizona peaches, also California yellow sweet spuds, quinces, rosy checked apples, bell flower apples, pomeg-anates, and to be in style, comb honey. Brisley's Bee Hive. o16tf
 Man Wo Chopg is now selling a variety O; Chinese fancy goods at very low prices, and wishes the pub lie, especially ladies, to call and see them. He has Chinese crockery, tea sets il various designs, oriental or naments for the home, silk goods of every description, elegant fans, and other articles for use and wear at lower D. ices than ever before. All are requested to come and inspect. Also fireworks for the 4th of July. Granite street south of the Golden Eagle Hotel. je25
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

aud encouragement to the enter prise.
 At the meeting of the City Coun- ell last evening. May Goldwater submitted ihe following names for confirmation: rpbe Chief lof Police, $. A. Prince; night wstchman, W. C, Potts; City Auditor. R. Nj. Ling City Treasurer, F. 4. Tritle. jf.i Assessor, R. N. Fredricks. No action was taken with the City Engineer City Attorney, or Health Officer Tho appointments were all con 6rmed without 8 bubble.
 Captain ". W. Strohm. of the Saginaw Lumber company, is visit ing Prescott to-day, staying at the Winsor.
 Judge Hawkins left for Pheuix this morning to attend the session of the supreme court which will be held next Monday.
 Geo. Schuerman, we are pleased to state, IS again to be seen on the streets. having partially recovered from his recent rheamatic attack.
 |. J. Ross, foreman of the Gladiator mill. came in last evening from the Bradshaw.
 J. W. Harrington, is in town to- day from his mines on Groom Greek.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
BOLD AND DARING!
THE ROBBERY OF A STRANGER
 EARLY THIS MORNING.
What Night Have Resulted in a
 Tragedy.

or the many robberies which have
 taken place in this city recently,
 there are none which will call for
 more curses to be heaped on the
 tho head of the viIlainous perpe- trator of the deed than the one which occurred this morning, by which W. H. Culver, a stranger. was robbed of his money and nearly his life. Going from the Club rooms last night at I2 o'clock in company with MT. Payton or the theatrical troupe that bears the latters' name, he retired. Accord to statement he made to-day, and also by the statement of others, it was three o'clock wSeu his room on the second floor os the we'll known
 Williams House was entered bv a stranger. He soon awoke and no sooner had he attempted 10 rise when he was struck on the head and felled to the floor. He cried for help, which with the heavy fall given him, soon caused assistance to come. Mir Payton and Frauk Carlisle were the first to reach him, and as the victim lay in the dsor a bleeding wound on the forehead and apparently all signs of life gone, met their gaze, He was re- moved to his bed, and in a few moments become wildly hysterieal and unconsrollable. Nothing could be learned from him, but from the confused condition of the interior. together with his cry for help, rob- bery was settled on as the cause. He lay in an unconscious condition for six hours after and suffered un- told agonies.
 Coming to at 9 a. m.. today he gave a somewhat vague account of the deed, saying that the man who entered the roomwas alarge person, and that he could make but slight resistance to the strength of the robber and was soon overcome. Realizing his position the burglar and wouldbe murderer left. securing what gold and silver Mr. Culver had, some $50, and leaving nearly $200 in greenbacks. In MT. Oulver's conflict, he was struck on the head with a dull and heavy instrument and later by the sack that contained the coin. After this he remembers nothing.
 This affair has created somewhat of a sensation in town, and from the fact of Mir. Culver being stranger and the treasurer of the Payton Stock Company, there is much sympathy expressed for him, m consequence. He was evidently shadowed and the man who com mitted the robbery must have been familiar with his apartments and also with his movements. While this is one of the most daring rob berries yet to take place in the city, it is no more so than many others of few weeks ago. Its almost fatal ending makes it, nevertheless. one which carries with it more alarm and feeling in the matter of security, both for the stranger as we'll as for the resident. Notwithstanding this sad occurrence, the play will take place as usual again tonight, and 1t is also said Mir. Calver will be on hand too.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
KELLY 2 STEPHENS.

We are selling aErT'r suorHINs, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND sHoES at lower prices than e.er before known in Arizopa
 We have just received an i'm mouse stock O; goods bought in the eastern market at panic prices and intend givipg our customers the benefit O our bargains.
 Our specially 8 a stlong, service able suit of clothes at from $7.00 to $7.5O.
 We carry the largest and most complete stock Of gents clothing, furnishing goods, boots and shoes of any house in Northern or Central Arizona ard can and will sell at lower prices than any other house,
 If you purchase elsewhere before pricing our goods YOU will always wish you hadn't If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
WHAT Dors IrmEANs
Faes or Fiction About two Great Far
 Awarda.

Fact or Fiction About two Great Far
 Awards.
 A newspaper paragraph denounces as false" the claim of a baking pow der company to an award at the Worlds Fair. Whom can it meant
 Certainly not Dr. Prices. Whyi Because, ass the records show, Dr. Prices exhibited, competed and received the highest award, both at Chicago and the California Midwin- ter Fair. The award in California included Gold Medal. The official examiners pronounced it the strong est, the purest, the most wholesome and efficient of all tie baking pow ders. Its title to confidence is unquestioned.
 Can it be the manufacturers of a New York powder, fctitiously labelled absolutely pure" who are making '.falsep claimsi That would be strange indeed, inasmuch as they were not even considered in the awards.
 Was it ammonia in the New York powder that prevented it's makers from competingl If not whati
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
- - THURSDAYS Daily, Jan. 10.

Look out for what Cook & Bell have to say tomorrow.
 Nine unregistered MongOls finger in the county jail at present, await ing legal hearing.
 s. P. Putna will lecture this evening on What is Liberalisms" All are invited. Here both sides. Platform open for discussion, lecture begins at 8 o'clock at the Howey opera house.
 Morgan's hobos are still on strike and they are still subsisting on bread and water. The inauguration of the chain gang is good piece of municipal work, and the better appearance of our thoroughfares is readily noticed and commented on by all.
 Nothing new can be learned as to the condition of the Morrell girl, who is under quarantine, suffering with small pox. Dr. Day, the county physician, has vaccinated all the patients at the Farm, the location of this institution being very close to the locality where the disease prevails. It is said that Dr. Hall, of Whipple, has refused to further treat this small pox patient, fearing that his constant attendance might possibly result in the introduction of the disease at Fort Whipple, where he is stationed.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 wOrsFsFsir Highest Medal and Diploma.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16

the troupe is better spoken of after each evenings entertainment. During their stay in this city the toilettes worn by the ladies thereof are handsomely spoken of and un- usually admired by the ladies in the audience. Hazel Kirke last night was beautifully rendered and to- night in a Regular Fix" the com- pany expect to make another hit with our people.
 Mir. J. s. Tritle. the electrician who has been in charge of the con- structiOn of the electric road, is another new man here. He is a courteous and we'll bred young gen tleman, we'll up in his profession. and like every one else who stays here a short time. likes Fort Smith very much.-News Record, Fort Smith, Arkansas. The above name will be recalled more familiarity as that of Stewart Tritle, vino few years ago left Prescott to enter the calling he now has mastered sutli- ciently to be at the head oI. He is son of Recorder and Mrs Tritle. and has many frieds in this city who wish him prosperity and still further advancement m the pro fession he has adopted.
 Mir. Putnam's lecture last evening What is Liberalisni was one of the most interesting so far in the course aud was listened to by large and very attentive audience Other names were given for mem bership to the national organization and a constitution for a local organization was adopted. One gentleman whose name could not be obtained replied to Nr. Putnam's lectures. Interest is beingmanifested as evidence by the increased mum bsr in attendance. The next lecture "i'reo Thought and Morality will be delivered tomorrow, Saturday. evening at D. m. This lecture wsil contain the fundamental prin- cipals of Mir. Putnam's substitute for christianity. Everybody is in- yited to attend thus lecture.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Supervisor Roach arrived last night from the mines.
 ]. $. Douglass of the Commercial Co, is in from Big Bug.
 Judge J. F. Wilson returned to- day from trip over the A. X P.
 F.M. Murphy returned last night from bis eastern visit, accompanied by his wife.
 It is said that Bucky O'Neill will soon sail for Europe, being at pres ent in New York.
 Miss Ida Smith returned last night from attending the Normal school at Tempe.
 J. H. Strahan. one of Verde's pioneer and energetic citizens, is in town today on various business matters.
 F. W. Sisson. of the Arizona Lum- Der company, with his wife is at the Burke, and will leave for Phenix to- morrow.
 Miss Helen Wells will leave to. morrow for Phenix, to remain for several weeks as guest Of Mrs N. o. Murphy.
 Col. Sykes arrived yesterday, and it is said he will commence active work on his Autograph quarries on Sycamore creek.
 Joe Morrison, the good looking assistant district attorney, thinks .of branching out into tho hotel business, and has his eye on the Burk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
FRIDAYS Daily, Jan. Il.

The we'll on the flat is st II going down.
 Many Prescott paople are prepar- ing to go to Phenix On the first train.
 The small pox patien is said to be improving. The caio is a very mild one.
 BcRN-In Prescott, Jan. 10, 1895, to the wife of c. R. Loomis, a daughter.
 TAe board of supervisors is in session to-day considering road matters.
 Grass has made it's appearance in several yards here, and still some people say 1t is winter.
 An epidemic of grippe has struck the burg, there being 8 doze n cases under the care of Dr. Cotton this week.
 J. B. Birdsell, of Phenix. is here intending to go into th commission business as soon as the road is opened to that city.
 A meeting of the city council takes place this even ing, at which Mayor Howard steri down and Mayor elect Goldwater steps in.
 The young people are organizing dancing club and propose to en- certain themselves ant friends dur ing the winter with m any parties.
 Sheriff Ruffner is q very active official, and if he dOei not redeem the plaza from its pres ent unsightly appearance, it will not be his fault. George has chance to distinguish himself in this respect.
 Treasurer Hartin reports de- linquent taxes slowly coming in. The delinquent roll this year, how eyer, will be very IT uch smaller than that of lass year.
 The recommendation Of the late grand jury, to remove the present steps leading to the plaz a should be needed, and some new olan of en trance to it should be adopt ed. Geo. Davis, whose ame will be recalled by many in this city, stabbed a man in Denver recently named Coyne. The victim Is re ported in critical condition.
 Ten unregistered Chinamen had hearing to-day before Judge H Iwkins. No deportations werc ordered, the oifendcFs given var lou~ courses to pursuo to prove up, in a stipulated time or else go over the water.
 The number of railroad boys permanently loca ted in this city gives us the appearance of a live railroad center, and brings fo. rtt the remark, what could we do wi tn out them. And still there r, several timid people who belio vt railroads kill town,
 The s. F. P. & r. uses a grea amount of water daily, and clain they have an inexhaustible supply, which is procured right in front of the old dam or Miller creek. They dug to bod rock. across the stream This is not mentioned to reflect on our municipal affairs. Oh, no
 A new time card goes into effect on the south division of the new road, tomorrow. The passenger train will leave at 7.30 a. m. instead of S:30, arriving at Hot Springs Junction below Vulture at 3:35 p. m. where stage connection is made for Phenix. In about ten days the stage ride from the end of the track to Phenix will be down to about 20 miles.
 The Payton Stock Company { continues to draw good houses, and
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
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FaIr's MnIions Co be Broaght into Court
 In "A gnnfeaf

FaIr's Millions Co be Brought into Court
 in a Contest.
 SAS FRANcEco, Jan. l5.-It is rumored that the will of Senator Fair will be contested by his son, Charles, backed up bv other heirs. This course has been definitely set tied upon as the only means of justly and fairly settling the ques- tion of the distribution of the inn mense wealth left by deceased. It is claimed by the contestants that undue influence was used with Mir. Fair in drawing up the last eodicil.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
FRIGHrFUL.
over Que Hundred and Ffety Miners
 Lsse There Lives In Q cenerT

over One Hundred and Fffty Miners
 Lsse There Lives h coIleny
 LONDON, Jan. I5.-By water rush ing from lake into the colliery at Audley, North Stafordshire, yester- day, over 300 miners were entombed. One hundred and fifty were rescued last night, but the others are still under ground, and DO hope is given for their release. The scenes around the mines to-day are heaTtrending and pitiable, there being over a thousand relatives of the missing in frantic condition mourning over the catastrophe. No cause is given for the sudden rush of water into the mine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-01-16
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A bunch of keys, five or six in number, including a postoffice key. The finder will please return them to this office. d26tf