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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
LYNX CREEKS BOOM.
Section where Unusual Activity Ex-
 ists in Mining.

LYNX CREEK, June 3. - EDIroH JOURNAL MINER: - Thinking you would like to hear from this section of mineral wealth, I will commence by saying that every thing is m full blast. The Homestead company. under tbe efficient and able manage ment of Mr. Lane is proving to be grand success. They are keeping the ten stamps running steadily night and day. on a good grade of ore making about five tons of con centrates per day of a high grade. DeLarge and Stone, two thorough mill men are running the mill Their mines like the rest here prove better ss dep.h is attained. Tn their Fortune mine the ore has opeued out until now it is nine feet wide, grand body to look at. They will erect a steam hoist in a very short time. The Shelton prop erty IS looking we'll Tn is com pany will not do very much at pres ent until their mill is erected and then something will drop sure (ten stamps) Major Sisty is a present m Colorado on mining business. They have terrific amount of ore. The Morse mill is hammering away steadily now on the above ore. The 1 Pine Mountain is showing good ore. The mines and miners of this section | have all taken on a business move. 1 There are a great many lessees at | work. This dIstuct seems to be one solid net work of mineral veins. Some time ago l saw an article where 1t said Chaparal and Lynx creek were running neck and neck but from my observation I think Jhaparal is not in it, and we will still continue to advance. The { Homestead company are talking strongly of putting in a plant to -educe the concentrates on the ground probably Chlormation plant. So you see if Prescott does lot look out she will get left on re- luctiOn works.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
Btstrtrtconr,

TUESDAY, June 4.-The grand fur made partial report, returning number of indictments:
 Territory vs. Hughie Heenan Charge, forgery. Defendant arraign ed and plead guilty.
 Territory vs. Fred. Jennings. In dicted as Ed. l.. Callahan. Charge forgery. Defendant arraigned and plead guilty. Sentence, in both cases fixed for June z. 1895, at IC a, m.
 Court took a recess till 10 a. m.. June ,, 1895.
 THURSDAY, June 6 Bartholomew Collery aud James Guilfrv, ad- mltted to citizenship.
 Wm. Yates vs E J Austin. ct al. Called Tor trial. Demurrer 10 answer sustained with leave to answer by 10 a. m. June :, and trial continued.
 Nm Lutley vs W If Hatcher. Continued for the term.
 Arnitage vs Lawler and Wells. Set for June Ii.
 Bashford-Burmister Co vs Lawler and Wells Set June II.
 John W Norton ys J D Sellers. Garnishee of John Duke. Judgmen, for plaintiff.
 The grand jury submitted final report and was discharged.
 Territory vs E w French. Felony. Charge ignored and defendant dis charged and bail exonerated.
 Territory vs Same. Charge, em- bezzlement. Charge ignored, de- fendant discharged and bail exon erated.
 Territory vs Jacob Brown. True bill reported. Murder.
 FRIDAY, June 7.-J. NJ. Watts ct al ys McKennon ct al. Case argued and submitted.
 Territory vs L. A. Jerome set for 10 8. m. Saturday, June s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in IeaVs eni1g power as fife Royal
MONDAYS Daily, June 10.

MONDAYS Daily, June 10.
 J. NJ. Aitken received another new Victor bicycle to-day.
 Born, in Prescott June s to MT. and Mrs. George Heisler, a daughter.
 Ben Ryboa loaded up lot Of sup plies this morning and pulled out for Chaparal.
 The Williams base ball club failed to play their return game with the Whipples yesterday.
 The elctric light company has put in five or six lighting arresters on its electric light line in anticipation CT the summer thunder storms.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Castle Creek Hot Springs and I'm provement Company have been filed for record.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
MINER.
THE nRoWS;s COMING.
Albuquerque Wnt Send a Base Bal
 Team to Prescott

Albuquerque Wilt Send Base Ball
 Team 10 Prescott.
 The Browns base ball club held q meeting last night. Regarding a trip to Prescott on July 4th, the subject was fully debated and each member was requested to register his vote plainly flor or agalnst" the trip. The manager then asked that a motion be put, that it could be properly entertained, whereupOn Norhes moved, seconded by Raymer, Herbert and C. Mcdonald, that the club visit Prescott. Before the mo- ton was put the manager stated that he Could not accompa ny the team to Prescott, if the motion car ried, for the reason that he was the president of the territorial fremen's association and wanted to see the convention and tournament, the coming July in Santa Fe, grand success. The motion was then put and unanimously carried.
 Several members of the base ball club are also members of the hose running team, and this determina- ton on their part necessitates break ing ia several new sprinters from among the fremsn.-Albuquerdue Citizen.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
The .. s. Govt Reports show Royal Baking POE'de superior 10 all others.
A New Time Card.

A new time card on the S. F. P. & P. railroad Is just out and goes into effect on Wednesday June F There Is very little difference in the running of the passenger train, as it leaves Ash Fork at 3:l5 D. m. in- stead of at 3;05 and its running time remains the same arriving at all stations just ten minutes later than before. A very important change IS made in the schedule of the mixed train which will run clear through to Phenix instead of stopping over at Prescott as heretofore Anoth CT important change Is III the number of the trains, the south bound pas senger being formerly kuowns as l03 and the north bound l04. Here after they will be numbers three and four respectively. The mixed trains are numbered 3l aud 32 tue even number being north bound and the odd south bound. The south bound leaves Ash Fork at 6:3O in stead of 7:l5, arriving at Prescott at l0-35 and leaving st 1l:00 a. m,, arriving at Phenix at 6:50 D. m. The north bound leaves Phenix at 6:45 a. m. instead of 7:30. arrives at Prescott at 3:l0 leaving at 400 and arriving at Ash Fork at 7:40 p. III.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
BLACK FRIDAY.

10 Is Such a Day to the Following Un.
 fOrtunafes.
 This afternoon quartette of evil doers appeared before Judge Hawk ms to receive sentence for the com. mission of varIous crimes charged with as follows:
 H. Heenan, forgery, three years in Yuma.
 Pedro Johnson, grand larceny, one year in Yuma.
 Charles Gallagher, forgery, three years in Yuma.
 Charles McGowan, forgery I3 months in Yuma.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
FRIDAYS Daily, June :.


 NJ. WolIenburg, today purchased over Sl00 worth ol gold from Lynx creek placer miners.
 4 COW got into the school house yard a few eyenin ys since and ruined one of the fine young growing trees.
 The Maricopa county supervisors who are visiting Prescott are J. T. Priest, ". G. Standage aud Captain George.
 4 bill of sale and a deed by s. P. Behan and wife to T. L. Bacon, for a 1 interest in the Williamson valley ranch of the former, has been filed for record. Consideration namaG S3,7O0.
 4 deed from Mrs. Fannie Wollen- berg to Mrs. Eliza Campbell for lot II, and ! of lot I3, block II. has been filed for record. Considera- ton 5000.
 Scientists announce that the in- habitants of Mars understand irriga- ton perfectly, and that the planet Is covered by a network of canals. It is too bad that Mars cannot be represented at our National IIriga- tion Congress.-Alouquerque CIti- zen.
 A special train arrived from Phe- nix last evening bringing up the board of supervisors of Yavapai and Maricopa counties who are on an official investigating tour of the ;. r. P. & r. railroad. They went to Ash Fork this morning on the reg Ular train.
 General H. G. Rollins. who was speaker of. the lower house of the thirteenth legislative assembly has been missing for several months and fears are entertained that he has been murdered. A fortune awaits him in Massachusetts. When last heard from he was in Lower Cali fornia.
 Fort Thomas advertises that she intends to do all the celebrating necessary for Graham county on the Fourth of July. There will be a barbecue, fire works in the even ing and a grand ball. Dal Ming and Andy Alexander, both old resi- dents of Arizona, are at the head of the celebrating committees.
 Three cars billed for Chicago will pass through on their way tbis even Ing ladened with fruit from the Salt river valley. Banners are strung on their sides which informs the curious spectator of the follow ing: Salt River Valley fruit shipped by The Arizona Improvement com pany-Apricots - Glendale, Arizo- na." National Fruit association- 2 cities.
 The citizens of Arizona are taking steps to develop all portions of their territory. Projects of new great irrigation schemes and the opening up Of new sections occupy the columns cf all the Ari- zona papers and there is a general evidence that prosperity is return ing. which the advent of bimetal- lism will turn into a great wave of progress and growth. Los Angeles Times.
 A New York juurnaI publishes an extended notice Of ex-Governor Zulick's bar-room row in Phenix last winter with the city attorney, and how he backed down when whisky ouit fighting, This allusion to Zulick's saloon instincts, it is said, has killed his gubernatorial and senatorial boom. Now if he would send out some more Of those from Washington, he might recoup his popularity.-Star.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Arthur \. Gage went home last 1 evening to Congress.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
Notice to Taxpavers.

Notice Is hereby given to all per sons who have not yet furnished me with list of their properties for the purpose of assessment for the current year, to furnish the same to me prior to the 3d day of June 1895, CT the same will be listed by me to unknown owners. May 2S. 1895. Fl. q. CARTIER,
 County Assessor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
TWO FIRE ALARMS
Lively Work for the Fire Department
 To-day


 To-day.
 A little before o'clock to-day a fire alarm was sounded which brought the department out in full force. The fire was located in the rear of the Palace barber shop, hay ing caught from the furnace used for heating water for the bath room. The first indication of it was a big volume of smoke pouring through the Cabinet saloon. It was for tunate circumstance that it was discovered prior to its gaining much headway as high wind was blow ing at the time. The fire was speedily extinguished without any serious damage.
 Scarcely had the companies reach ed their quarters until a second alarm was sounded for a fire in Chinese wash house on Granite street. This one was also extin- guished without any damage of con- sequence.
 The Dudes won the record at the first fire anu the Toughs at the second one.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12

grand ball was given at the toll gate which was enjoyed by young and old. Dancing was kept up until a late hour. The presents were num- erous and valuable.
 Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. Odell Mir. and Mrs. Timmons, the three Misses Gilberts. Minnie, Ada and Della; Frank Nor gan Mir. Ka.as Mir. A. K. March John Simpson and E. Simpson, the reporter and the Justice and others too numerous to mention"
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
Mining Intelligence.

c. B. EYerleigh don't propose to be caught out by the new mining law which goes into effect July 1. He yesterday filed thirty-three ioca- tion notices of mining claims for record. Under the new law this would represent s 300 worth of work.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
4 Voice from ChaparraI

CHAPAaRAL, June S.-T Editor JoURNAL-MISER. A word or two from this camp might prove inter- esting to the readers of the JOURNAL MINER. The camp is very quiet at present, still the Little Jessie and the MoCahe mills are going as usual. The Little Jessie has bonanza in the shaft and We know, by the way, that Hon. J, s. Jones deserves it. If We had few more men like him We would have the best camp m Ar izona. The mines are here if capi- talists will take hold ahd open them up. There are lots of them here as good as the two mines We mention above and can be had for few hundred dollars. You monevcd men come and see us. The pot Is always full of beans and you are always welcome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12

Dispatches from Simla say that oOO trlbesmen of Chitral are again threatening to attack the British troops in the vicinity of Dargai.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
Featl...s I;on Lost.

A lady's black fur boa was lost Thursday evening between the Com gregational church and the residence of MT. and Mrs. R. H. Burmister. The finder will please return to the county recorders office. ap26tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
ARIZONA J0URNAL-MINER
WEDNESDAY. JUNE I2, 1895
WEDNESDAYS Daily, June 3.
Carpenter Lally is building a resi-. dnnnn in Easf Drnsn.,tt

Carpenter Lally is building resi-. dence in East Prescott.
 Wm. Brobst is now running the Juniper stage line.
 The grand jury has ignored the bill against Jos. Dusseldorf for stabbing Otto Miller.
 Mrs. c. W. Culver is now employed by the Bashford- -Burmister Com pany, m charge of their dry goods department.
 Chss. Hayns, was fined S25 by Justice Moore, this morning, for making a slanderous statement about a soldier.
 The JoURNAL-MINER today con tains double header" press report, consisting of yesterdays telegrams and to-day's news.
 New side walks are being laid on Pleasant Avenue. If the city couu- cil would decide now to lav water main on that street, they would con- fer favor on property owners.
 Jules Baumann is preparing sketch of Prescott, which he pro poses to sell during Fourth of July week as a souvenir to those attend ing the celebration. / Prof. James McNaughton, former / ly principal of the Prescott public schools, has been elected principal of the Tempe normal school at al salary of Sl,SOO per year. I - Cbas. Hof has presented peti. ton to the board of supervisors asking for the right of wsy through the county for a telephone line. The line has been comDleted out of 1 Phenix as far as Glendale.
 NJ. E. Morin, proprietor of the l Prescott Bottling Works, left a case of his choice pepsin soda at this | office this morning, and the entire force, from the editor down to the | devil, are prepared to furnish him with the highest testimonials in re- gard to the deliciousneSs of the refreshing brverage.
 Rex. Foster, the celebrated COW boy pianist, and Mrs. Foster, (nee Miss Ahce), the famous. songstress. are in town, and are at the Winsor. They intend to stop some time. and NIT Foster has promised to give musicale in the near future. Ills piano execution Is something won derful in regard Ito initiating all the leading pianists of the world; also, initiating upon the piano, banjoes, guitars, harps, mandOlins, steam, calopes, music boxes, railroad trains. fife and drum, cannon2ding, etc, and his Battle of Gettysburg Is woader- ful, from the reports of the eastern papers.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Robert Finnie, of Beaver Creek, is among the prominent citizens of the county, who is serving hls coun- try as a grand juror.
 NIT. and Mrs. John Goldsworthy, uncle and aunt of W. $. Colds worthy, left for California this after noon.
 o. d. hndpo. ptOlnih"nt DduheI of Fon Dulac, Wisconsin, arrived on last nights train, for brief visit to his sick friend, Hon. Thomas H. Brown. He is the father of Miss Knapp, the charming young lady friend of Mrs. Browns family, who has been assisting the latter in nurs- ing her sick son. and who has be- come very popular in Prescott with 1 all with whom she is acquainted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
MINER.

Everybody is after tho Almighty Dollar, and everybody who knows a good cigar when he smokes it, is after the Almighty Dollar cigar at Aitken's. ap3Otf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

w. O. Harrell, the Jerome mer= chant is paying a visit to Prescott.
 J. L. Girouz, superintendent of the United Verde mine, is in town.
 H. J. Allen and daughter Miss Gale, returned to Jerome to day from San Francisco.
 Ex-Governor Murphy returned to Phenix Saturday evening. Mrs. Murphy and their son Paul will re- main until after the big celebration.
 Miss Daisy Lynch, sister of Mrs. R. k. Coleman will leave tomorrow for her home in Wichita, Kansas. Her winsome smiles and happy hearted merry ways will be missed by Prescott's young people aud she will be particularly missed from the popular Mandolin club.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
Rabbttt AIetaI For saIe.

One thousand pounds of bab5itt metal for sale cheap at this office. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
A ABSOLUTELY PURE

P. J. Clark, the we'll known Phenix newspaper man aud associated press correspondent came up on yester- days special
 Brent Kirkland and Geo. E. Loring accompanied the Maricopa county supervisors on their visit to Pres colt.
 Clifton Lewis, a practical and careful quartz mill man, at present at the LittlO Jesse mill is paying our city visit.
 Morris Goldwaters returned this morning from Phenix where he has been attending the session of the territorial board of equalization.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
Fourth OFJulv Notes.

The hose tournament committee IS requested to meet this evening with the executive committee.
 The Tucson Star has the following to say in regard to the celebration: Prescott believes in advertising The latest evidence of this fact is the large four by eight posters of many and vivid colors which are now posted up about Tuseon, an- nouncing the fact that there wtll be a Fourth of July celebration in the northern metropolis of Arizona, not little three-up celebration, but a regular old fashioned one of the SS,OOO calibre, lasting six days"
 A gentleman who just came in from along the Atlantic and Pacific railroad says that Prescott's cele- bration is the talk all along the line and big delegations will come from every :own.
 The executive committee held an important meeting last evening to uiscuss arrangements on various questions.
 The eanvasser for lodgings is meeting with splendid success, and from present indications no less than 800 visitors can be aceommo- dated in private families. Our citi- zens are showing a proper spirit in this matter.
 Prescott proposes to celebrate for six days from July to 6. at the rate oi Sl,000 a day. Arrangements are being perfected for large dele gatlon from this city, as Phenix will have no celebration of it's own.- Saturd ay RevIew.
 The Browns base ball club of AL buq querque recently held meeting to discuss the matter and voted to come to Prescott m IuIv
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12

UT. Prices Cream Baking Powder worlds Fair Highest Award.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12

At an impromptu meeting yester day of the directors of the Arizon; Bloodhorse association, J. w. fem berton was elected secretary, il place of Dobbins, resigned. Ther, will be a formal meeting in a few days to advance the idea of south western racing circuit, to consist oI Albuquerque, Flagstaff. Prescott 1 Phenix, Tuscon and Fl Paso. The grand jury has returned the l following indictments: l.. E. Je- rome, grand larceny; Paul Loske and R. w. Shultz, murder; Charged with killing C.. K. W. McNary0 Justo Feliz, assault with intent to commit murder; Wm. Shrewsbury, obtaining money under false pre- tenses. All were arraigned and given the statutory time to plead.
 A man, employed as a laborer on the railroad, at Wickenburg, &nder the name of James McNlchol was arrested there yesterday He is said to be no other than James NJ Heney who is accused with others in robbing the Carson mint. An associated press telegram from Washington to-day says that he was discharged this morning.
 Assistant District Attorney Joseph Morrison strikes terror to the hearts of evil doers. While his brother R E. Morrison, has been in attendance before the grand jury Joseph has had charge of the criminal business in the district court and every man so far has pleaded guilty rather than stand trial with him as a prose cutor.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 c. H. Akers was able to be on the streets to-day.
 pr. NJ. A. Carrier is visiting Pres colt.
 F. L. Wright returned from Los Angeles last evening.
 Ed Wagoner the Walnut Grove merchant is in town.
 J. R. Slack and wife have returned from southern California.
 Miss Sharlot Hall left for California this morAing for a visit.
 Mrs. 4. D. Adams and children left this morning for two months visit to California.
 Joseph Lutz, an enterprising young dentist of Beloit, Kansas, ar rived in town yesterday with a view of locating here.
 Shorty" White, the Agua Fria rancher is in town. He brought in his friend and old army comrade Larry Dugan for medical treatment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12

A. $. New, collector of internal revenue at Denver and s. W. Shep- ard one of his deputies, both seem to be devoting a whole lot of their time, which is supposed to be paid for by the government, in trying to get a man of their choice appointed governor of Arizona. Just what special interest they have in the Territory, that they should so per slstently attempt to dictate the ap- polntment of it's governor is not known here.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12

Red entrants and gOOseberries fresh EArnsss dew .-A Fe=s-rs-s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-12
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

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