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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
A MINER BLOWN UP.
A Terrible Accident at Jerome on sas-
 day Night.

A AefAAoAo AcSluent at Jerome on Sat-
 day Night.
 JEROME, Ariz., June 24.-ESpeeiaI Correspondence About six O o'clock last night Henry Willman, a miner eEl ployed by the United Vdrde Cop per Co, was blown up by blast.
 As near as can be learned the ac- cident occurred as follows: will-aan had his holes drilled aud was firing them just before g. lg of shit, as IS the custom. He put a two-foot fuse m one ana upon lighting it an ex- plosion occurred almost simultan- eoUiiy.
 Ills injuries are probably 'stal, the left les being broken in two plac- es above the knee. and torn in shreds; the |. ght leg from the knee up Is badly mangied and torn; the bod below the navel is terribly ,acerated and tiled with rock. Frous the low CT ps-t of his chest to the 70 of t;s head IS one mass of bruises and torn flesh, flied with small rock and di.e. The left side of his sace. his 'aft a,r. and his neck are als filed with . ! and rocks but his eyes are not ha b. His left hand Is olo 5utirely of the wrisO and : baci ra4- gled.
 He was c0n ots IeDr. Wo3as was dre> -ne VC and sse i his treatr rC m w morning Wood T aupt ampul ' i his la rnl ,f h;s tien is able to 4sn
 l. opposed th1 he fuse aus have aeol what is ca-ad a "quick fu,e, going or before he could get away Wiilmans sufferings arc ia tense and he is kept partially under opiates, although when not is con- seious. H. C. R.
 Died of His Injuries.
 JERoMg, Jhne 24-(Srecial to JoUE- NAL-M R) - Willman died this nom,ng from the injuries received on Sst,rGay. Ills Iemnias will be taken charge of by .as hasons of woiSh order he is r sf-l,r
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26

Sheriff Orme of Maricopa County, came in on this mornings train.
 S. P. Bartley. the aspicy" and popular commercial man, is in town to-day.
 P. J. Mccormick and O. E. Wal ker came up from Phenix this morning.
 NIT. and Mrs. F. W. Blake re- turned from California last evening. The formers health continues very poor.
 c. J. Clark, a prominent mining man and real estate dealer of Den yer, arrived here last night on a brief business trip.
 Orick Jackson commissioner of immigration for this county re- turned last evening from a weeks tour among the mining districts in the southern part of the county.
 Hon. T. J. Butler and wife came in on last evenings train after an absence of fifteen months. They could not resist the temptation to return to participate in our big eel ebration.
 Chief engineer W. A. Drake went south on last evenings train. He will take his team at Phenix and re- connoiter the country between Mesa and Tucson for a line for the ex- tension of the ;. F. r. & P.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
Convicted but No. sabausa.

The following characteristic items are taken from the Phsnix Gazette whose editor was recently fined Sl,000 on conviction of libel:
 "The Gazette will force every blackleg in Arizona out of politics. So the scoundrels conRregated in Tucson may as we'll prepare for the inevitable"
 "The Gazette will never let up on the political thugs as long as one of them disgrace an office in Arizona. If the Pima county taxpayers can afford to utilize their grand juries and courts to defend such scoundrels the Gazette can and will nail them to the cross"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
Lynoh,nr a, Flar.ts1.

A dastardly crime was committed early this morning, and the compar- atively clean pages of fair Arizona's history are darkened with le bloody testimony of the water tank.
 Suspended there, his one-time coal black face livid and ghastly in the sunlight, is 8 deaf and dumb colored man, who gave up his young life last night to satisfy the insatiate craving for blood of a bowling mob ofnight hawks.-Coconino Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
TUESDAYS Daily. June 25.
 Flagstaff has 230 school children

flagstah has 23O school children
 Born, in Prescott, June 24, to Mir
 and Mrs. s. w. Higley, a daughter
 Papago Indians near Tucson have
 small pox. Two deaths have oc.
 cured.
 Yee Jack Chung. the Chinaman
 killed by yesterdays runaway, was
 buried this afternoon.
 The annual meeting of the Ma tional Educational Association will
 be held in Denver, Colorado, July 5
 to l2, 1895.
 All members of Prescott Cycle Club will please meet at Aitken's tonight at 9 o'clock. Business of importance.
 Paul Loske writes to the Courier denying that he participated in the Haymarket riots, saying that he was in California at tho time.
 Frank Furgusou, ireighter died in Phenix last Saturday from the effects of a debauch commenced some few days before at WickeL. burg.
 The funeral of the late Henry WellmAn. killed by the explosion at Jerome took place this afternoon under the auspices of the Masonic lodge.
 The s. F. P. < P. railroad and the Santa Fe systems will make a one way rate for the round trip for bring ing horses in to attend the races next week.
 Two wheelmen from Albuquerque entered for the bicycle races last evening. The bicycle races promise to be one of the leading features of the weeks programme.
 c. F. Hof expects to start men in | tomorrow, putting up poles for the l Sunset c0mpSny's telephone ex- change. He says the material is all On the ground now.
 A little Boulden boy was monkey Ing" with a machine of some kind on he streets to-day and got his finger taught between the cogs, taking the lail and part of the end of the fin yerof.
 Barrett Post, G. 4. R., has &C., ,epted the invitation to join in the Fourth of July parade. All old whether belonging to the post or not, are requested to join with the members of the post.
 One of the needs of Prescott is a 'ustom machine shop employing At present the only ,lace of the kind here is the railroad hops. Good first class machine hops would pay handsomely at present..
 Louis Wilson Wickersham, son of dr. and Mrs. A. Wickersham, and rand son of Col. J. F. Wilson, died and was buried this after Iooo at 1 o'clock from the Methodist hurch. Deceased was eight months nd twenty days old.
 "Eaglan1, Venezuela, and the Gonroe Doctrine" is trenchantly discussed in the June number of he North American Review by Sen tor Henry Cabot Lodge of Mass who maintains that the upremacy of the Monroe doctrine hould be established at once, in or Ter to put an end to Great Brit in's territorial aggressions in South America.
 Arrangements have been made with the s. F. P. & P railroad to | un hourly trains between the Pres ott depot and race track during he races next week. Round trip ( ickets including admission to the rack will be sold for 75 cents, mak- ng rate of only 25 cents for the ound trip to and from the track.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
FRIDAYS Daily. June 21.
 Attend the dance to- night.

Attend the dance to- night.
 Read the auction ad in this issue
 This is the longest day of the year.
 Dance tonight for the benefit of .he base ball club. Man and wife wishes position as cook in a hotel or mining camp. First class in meat and pastry. Ad- dress, D. Findlay, Prescott.
 The grand stand at the race track is approaching completion.
 The case of John Lohman vs Willard was decided to-day in favor of the defendant.
 NJ. H. Thurman has taken judg- ment agaInst the Fortuna Mining company for about Sl.0O0.
 J. l.. Fisher and E. A Rogers will lay cement sidewalks in font of their business houses on the west side of the plaza.
 Lindsay & Thornquest have @ ec.ed a club house at the race track where liquid refreshments are served to the thirsty.
 Judge Sloan to-day filed notice of an appeal to the supreme court in the cases of Loske and ShultZ under sentence of death for the murder of old man McNary.
 The Electric Light Company is pushing work on their telephone ex- l change. If no delay occurs Tn the arrival of material they will have it in operation by July l.
 James Howey, the blacksmith, has moved his business into the blacksmith shop on Cortez street adjoining the office of the Commer- cial Lumber company, near Willis street.
 The Yuma Bee is the name of a paper recently started in Yuma by Robert Hornbeck. This makes three papers published now in the little village by the Colorado, or just two more than the size of the town warrants.
 The Jury in the case of Jacob Brown charged with murder brought in a verdict of not guilty last evening, and the defendant was discharged. The verdict was a sur prise to a good many people, who think that better safe guards should be placed around human life. PERSONAL MENTION.
 H. c. Reno left for Los Angeles this morning.
 Frank Ryland is recovering from a spell of typhoid fever. A. W. Callen left to-day for his Placeritas mining camp.
 A. E. Hinton of Phenix is in town on his periodical visit.
 Charles J. Clark left for Denver this morning. He expects to re- turn again within few weeks.
 old Grizzly Callen says that from 80 to 100 men are at work placer mining in the vicinity of his camp at Placeritas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so great in IeaV. ening power as fhe Royal

The Prescott Electric Light Qom= pany placed fifteen telephones in position yesterday, among the num- Der being one in the JOURNAL MINER office. This company has contracts for instruments with the railroad company, the court house, livery stables, doctors and principal meI- chants. They increased the number placed to twenty-five to-day.
 The new band stand when pant ed will be quite an ornament to the plaza. The credit for it's erection is due to Judge J. H. Wright. Al ter the Fourth of July committee had canvassed the town and raised about 5000 for the big celebration, Judge Wright took a subscription paper around and secured Sl75 to pay for the stand for the accommo- dation of the band. No one except an attorney would have had the courage to have tackled such job, or the persistence to have accom- plishedit.
 MT. and Mrs. W. T. McCreight left for home this morning. During their brief stay Mir. McCreight was very busy talking up the Irrigation Con gress and Territorial Fair, both of which will be held in Albuquerque in September. He also had confer ences with Chief II. D. Aitken, of the Prescott fire department and ex- Chief W. c. Bsshford in regard to differences existing between the fire boys of the two towns. h fact h. constituted himself a committee of one during his visit here to work for Albuquerque's interests.
 The Press Association will meet at Prescott on July 4th SO as to enz joy the festivities of the mountain city which will be superb. It was first thought that 1t might be well for the Commissioners of Immigra- tion to meet at the same time, but the call will not be made for their meeting until some time in the latter part of the month of July or early in August so as to arrange for the collection of statistics for the gov. ernors annual report to the Secre- tary of the Interior. Meeting dur ing the festivities at Prescott might not be congenial to work, and the full and careful discussion of the important subjects that will come before the Board as commissioners. Tucson Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. J. P. Bruce left last night for a two months visit to her friend; Mrs. LutleY, at Tombstone.
 W. W. Ross returned last evening from his trip to the grand canyon. He reports having had Q very en- joyable time.
 Ira Smith, commercial agent of the s. F. P. &. P. railroad at Phenix, came in on this mornings train to get g sniR of our mopntaip breeze.
 CHI Young, assistant superin. tendent of Wells Fargo & Go, at Albuquerque, went north on this
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
THB CITY AND COUNTY. EsVSy Items From Our 0En Town GDd
 Surrounding Country.
WEDNESDAYS Daily. June ls.

WEDNESDAYS Daily, June IS.
 Only two weeks till the Fourth oi July
 Get your Fourth of July money resdy for the committee tomorrow
 Dress parade at Whipple every evening except Saturday and Sun day.
 City assessor, R. N. Fredricks has commenced making the city assess ment.
 Murray McInernay telegraphed this morning for three new bicyles for ladies.
 Henry V. Harris, a prominent citizen of Albuquerque, died last Sunday.
 Notice of the annual meeting of the Crowned King company appears in this issue.
 The Bashford- -Burmister Co, un- loaded a car load of Arbuckle's coffee to-day.
 Six passengers went from Pres colt to the opening of the Las Ve- gas Hot Springs hotel.
 E. Block is arranging his stock of goods in the Hotel Prescott build ing and expects to open in a few days.
 4 deed has been filed for record from H. c. Casey, by administrator to W. E. Hazeltine for lot l3 block 2 Ash Fork.
 Wm. Shultz yesterday ate square meal the first one since his con- viction last Friday of the murder of G. K. W. McNary.
 The electric light company is en- gagged in stringing their telephone wires today. They expect their in- struments now at any time.
 The Fourth of July committee hopes that every one will be pre- pared to pay their subscription to the celebration when they call.
 Members of the Epworth League and Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor are having union picnic to-day at Granite Dells. E. A. Rogers of the Courier, is building a fifty foot addition to his brick building on the west side of the plaza, occupied by the Moore Mercantile company.
 The prosecution closed its testi- mony this morning in the Brown murder case. The case will prob ably be given to the jury tomorrow forenoon.
 A Phenician who recently took trip to California via Prescott says that the scenery along the route of the S. F. P. & P. roa [. alone is worth the price of the entire trip to California.
 John Lawler has just returned | from his stock range after gather ing and shipping about 4,0O0 head l of steers. He says that while there SSe but very few steers left on the ranges there are really more stock cattle left than there is grass for at present. The hope of the stockman ROwlies in cOpious summer showers. Geo. c. Irael, the high-fying at tOrney of Phenix, who recently de- csmped with 8 prostitute, after swindling his clients and others to the tune of several thousand dollars, left a few mourning creditors in Florence, tmOng others the Tribune, for which he owes two years sub scription. Only another name on our Blk Book. 4 man who beats the printer is bound to come to a bSd end.-Florence Tribune.
 PERSONAL MENTION. Superintendent John Burns, of the United Verde & Pacific railway, s 10 town.
 A. ". CaiisH, "Old Grizzley" came in last evening from his camp st Placeritas to reesiye medical tpestment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
GRAND COMBINATION! !!
AUCTION SALE.

T. W. Otis, commencing Tuesday, June 25, 1895, at 2 and 7 D. m.
 Sale will continue from day to day until goods are closed out.
 Mir. Otis has decIded to close ont at auction his entire stock of brick a-brac, silverware. fancy pottery. cut glassware, cutlery, dinner and tea sets, fancy lamps, fancy groceries gents furnishing goods, shoes, boots, hardware.
 We take this opportunity to close out many attractive lines to the highest bidder regardless of cost for cash.
 Why this is called combination sale.
 M. GERMAN
 The leading ieweler of San Diego. who is retiring from the jewellery husiaess has decided also to offer entire stock of diamonds. watches, jewellery, Sterling silver novelties, an immense stock of Ioose stones including diamonds fine opals, pearls, Arizona rubies. chalcedonies and eats eyes, from be Arizona mines.
 AT AUCTION.
 This combination sale will offer tbe greatest opportunity to secure good reliable goods at your own prices.
 TO THE LADIES.
 We extend a cordial invitation to attend this grand auction sale. We nave many artistic and beautiful srtieles to offer the ladies.
 In order to save money adyertis- ng We will give ten presents free very day, besides any person iold- ng a ticket will be entitled to par- icipate in tha ina grand present Vhlch will be gold Howard watch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
THURSDAYS Daily, June 20.

THURSDAYS Daily, June 20.
 Read Mensch's watch local back EsrIis.
 Rsss ball dance tomorrow night AK. P. Hall.
 The bssd stand on the plaza will soon be completed.
 The Jakey Brown murder case Uas given to the jury this afternoon. Do not fail to attend the ball Fddsy night. Go and help out the Dase ball boys
 The base ball dance Friday night promises to be very pleasant affair. Be sure and go.
 Murray McInernsy is having the Etneet in front of his place put m repairs for bicycle training school. Ladies can obtain John DeWitt's hack. for calling or other purposes, by leaving their order at the corner cigar store.
 You don't have to visit New York or Boston for latest drinks at the Soda Fountain. Call at Brisley's pharmacy.
 Work has commenced on the e1- eavation for k. B. Cages new resi- dence on Mob Hill. The frame work of his new barn is already up. As the music for the Fourth of July choruses has now arrived, therefore everybody who can sing is invited to meet this evening at the old city hall at s o'clock sharp. Singers of all ages, sizes and both sexes are welcome, and are expected 10 help Che good cause by coming to practice.
 Reconstruction of the band stand S1 the plaza has not had a very quietine effect on the nerves of LOske and Shultz who have been convicted of the murder of McNary. The other prisoners told them that twas gslloWs scatfold which was being erected. right in plain view of them.
 An item which originated m a Pheaix paper recently IS misleading. 1t stated that work will be com. msns.s1 soon on the construction oi the WSaut Grove dam. No such srranReR Rents have been made yet, but Col 4. Q. Brodie who Is now m the east expects to return to Pres colt soon when something definite may be known.
 PERSONAL AESTIOH.
 G. W. Hull of Jerome is iE town
 H E. Lantry came in today fol brief visit.
 E. B. Gage came in from Con gress this morning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26

The 4. Heavenston Dental Insti- tuition is complete in ali Us branches and prices within reach of every body. Crown, bridge and ridge { eth made by the Iatest im- Proyements. Fillings of Ill de- cnPtions. Remember everything Is painless and by Dr. Heavenston'S magnetic power, every patient while being operated upon feels sleepy. 1t needs a trial to appreciate. Gas, eleo rlelty or local anaesthetic for extracting teeth gill be given painless. Remember the A. HeSran- ston Dental O., is located in Office Row, IrescoIt, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26

Dr. r.lPrice's Cream Baking Powder .ElnFsx'SEalsLH LHghsst msdsisnd Dlpis@S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
srATE oF Omo. CIrY or ToLspo. ,

 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the arU of r. !. Cfcnsy d Co. doing business in ths City of Tols1a Uc~nsy. and ctate afogesaid, aud that said r-in wIll psy the sum of ONE EVNDRl D DOLL Is for ch anu every case of jst2rrh that cannot be cured by the use of HNLLs CATARRH CURE.
 PRANK J. CHENEY. SWurn to before me and subscribed m my preaeure this .th day of DecemneE. \. D. iSS6.
 A. W. GLEASON, 1sEs Notary Public. 
 Halls CstaJrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system. send for testimonials, free
 v. J. CHENEY & CO, Ioledo, O, Sold by all Drusgists. Q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26

Hrs. JP. Ben, OssasoGtOS'ste, Hdss' wife of the editor of The Graphic, the lead- ing local paper of Miami county. writes "I scaa frOssbIed scifh heart disease for six years, severe palpitations, short ness of breath, together with such ex- treme nervousness, that, at times l would walk the floor nearly all night VIC consulted the best medical talent
 Theu said there sCas sO help for nae, that I had organic disease of the heart for which there was no remedy. I had read your advertisement in The Graphic and ayear ago, ss a last resort, tried one bottleof Dr. MIes' EetC Cure for fhe Heart, which convinced me that there was true merit in it. took three bottles each of the Heart Curo and Restorative NsrTine and If completely csSTed ssse. T steep well at night. my heart beats regularly and have no more smOibsFiBg spells. l wish to say to all who are suffering as 1 aid; there's relief untold for them C they Ftll only give your remedies just one trial"
 Tr Niles Heart Cure is sold on Q positive Snarautee that the first bottle VIII OenenG fiI drugRists sell it attl, 6 bottles Tor So, or fl will be sent, prepaid, on receipt oI pdrlcSS 6y Che DF. Niles Medical Co., Elkhart' Lno' Dr. Niles Heart Cure
 Restores Health for Sale by w.::W, Bsss. cOvnsr Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
PERSONAL MESTIOH.

G. W. Hull of Jerome is iE town. H E. Lantry came in today for 8 brief visit.
 E. B. Gage came in from Con- gress this morning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
sI. GERMAN
AT AUCTION.

This combination sale will offer tbe greatest opportunity to secure good reliable goods at your own prices.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-29

J. McEvoy for the Western district
There was no opposition.
The usual number Of naval stores in
spec-ors were elected The bids for keep
ms the city clocks IN repair ana for the
city printing were not opened. Mayor
Myers then announced his committees
There being no further business the
board adjourned until the next regular
meeting. which viii be tomorrow night
The officers elected last night viii pre-
sent their bonds to-day and take the oath
Of ofice- They viii take charge Of their
Offices Immediately The old officers who
propose 20 fight the election viii p1 obably
petition the court for quo warranto pre-
ceeiings. which VIII compel the new Of
hcers 10 prove their right TO their Offices.
So Tar. none OF the old officers who were
turned down have expressed their in
tenti1n Of making the fight. except Mr..
p. j. wade. the city marshal. Several
others VIII probably join with him, how
ever. The fact Of having made applica-
ton FOR election last night does not affect
the legal status OF the old officers who
were defeated.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-29
WRECKED ny An EXPLOSION.
Harms store Damaged by Tire
Four Firemen Injured.


Four Firemen Injured.
]. D. Harms grocery store. at Bolton
street and the Savannah Florida and
Western railway crossing, was damaged
by fire and the explosion of can of
powder early yesterday morning. Fire
men Gaffney. Mcfarland, O'Lynn and
Curry were injured by the explosion,
though none of them seriously Fireman
Gaffney's injuries were the most serious,
but he will recover in day or two. He
was caught by the debris of the explo-
sion.
The fire was dicovered about O'Clock
A telephone caH was sent to No. en-
CINE house. but through some hitch, the
location of the fire was not learned. An
alarm was sent in from box 43, bringing
out the department. The firemen were az
work in front of the store on Bolton street
and just as they entered the building, the
explosion occurred, blowing out the front
wall and doors and windows and wreck
ing the interior The powder was on
shelf near the door. The flremen were
hurled some distance, and two of them
were caught by the flying debris.
The fire was under control when the ex-
plosion occurred, which added TO the
flames. 1t was some minutes before the
firemen got to work again, and the flames
blazed up and spread over the building.
The origin of the fire is unknown, but
Mr.. Harms thinks it was started by rats
His stock of groceries was badly dam
aged. The building was insured for
$500. 1t is considerably damaged. Mr.
Harms lived over the store. and his fur
niture and household effects are consid-
erably injured. The furniture was par
tally insured
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-29
To SETTLE a boundary Line.

The hearing of the suit Of William
Kehoe against the Merchants and Me-
chanics' Loan and Building Company TO
determine the boundary line of a lot OF
land at Estill avenue and the Waters road
was begun in the superior court yes
terday The land was purchased by MIR.
Kehoe from the Merchants and Me
chanics' Company in Jan. 1882. Mr.. Kehoe
claims one boundary line ana the COM
pany another. After hearing the evil
dence the case went over until 10 o'clock
this morning. Mr. Il. c. Cunningham
represents Mr.. kehoe. and A. c. Wright.
ESQ. the Merchants and Mechanics.