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Birmingham age-herald., 1895-04-05

dents me eting tomorrow. The Grangers, trunk lines and Southwestern were without important change, h the afternoon rumor reached the street of the death of Queen Vic toria, and this unsettled the market Tor a time. Later the report was denied. An investiga- tion developed the fact that the rumor was circulated in Chicago and Montreal long be- fore 1t reached here. The market was firm except for sugar, which was weak. Net changes show losses of A to 1ss per cent. Tobacco, St. Paul, Northwest, Distiliing, Gen eral Electric and New Jersey Central gained ss to sl per cent. The bond market was quiet and lower.
 The sales of listed stocks aggregated 116,- 0OO shares. unlisted AZ ,0o0 shares.
 NEW YORK, April 4.-Money on call was easy at lt2d2l2 per cent; last loan at per cent, and closing offered per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4Aa5A per cent. Bar silver, bbasc. Mexican dollars, -.
 sIeriiLg exchange was firm, with actual business in bankers'. bills at $4 3Sl2 for sixty days and $4.s9tg for demand; posted rates, s4. S9l2 4. 9Ol2 commercial bills. S4 STA.
 Treasury balances--Coin. ss5. .so4 ,00o; cur rency, $66 ,457 ,ouo.
 Government bonds were firm.
 State bonds were steaLy.
 Railroad bonds were lower.
 Silver bullion at the board 659c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
THURSDAYS DAILY. October 10.

Tho city has another chain gang. Silver King" at patton's opera huus this evenilr.
 Fore a,o twenty head of horses at the race track now.
 Lo-iue Hal.is has postponed her dIe for Pce-cott To November f.
 Fhc Am rican press is unanimous i1 i,s eu..ursement of The Silver Ku g"
 "The Silver King" is one of the greatest dramas ever produced in Am rica.
 Purchase a tichet for the "Silver King" tonight. It will be money well spent.
 Rober, Schultz has charge of Jos. Gales horse, and will enter him in the races next week.
 ". E.Burdge an wife have deaded some city lots tu the Domestic Sew ing machine company
 The PheniX Republican claims to have discovered a populist candi- date for congress next year.
 The Pembroke Comedy Company will present the Silver King at Pat tons opera house tonight.
 Col. Roundtree has three tiue gal i0pers at the race track, which he Is training for next weeks races.
 "The Silver King," the greatest melo-drama of the age, will hold the boards at the opera house tonight
 "The Silver King" pleased large audisnce at the Grand opera house last night.-Los Angeles Telegram
 A deed has been fled for record from James Gracoletto to T. Ii, Hall for a house and lot in Con gress.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
While riding the ranee yesterday

While riding the range yesterday after cattle, J. c. Stephens horse fell with him, injuling him quite severely, and he was brought into town last evening for medical treat ment. His right ankle was much swollen, and it was thought some of the small bones were broken.
 The JOURNAL MINER. in its last issue, made a kick against bowling dog in theatre. The objectionable canine of the evening before was promptly elected by Manager Pat ton, who Is as averse to such inter ruptions as any one Last evening a "howling drunk" seemed 10 take the place of the dog of the evening before, and, like the canine, he, too, was promptly ejected.
 Rev. C. j.. Chase will preach his farewell sermon at the Marina Street NJ F.. Church tomorrow evening, and he and his wife will leave for phenix next week, where Mir. Chase will assume the pastorate of the Methodist church in that place. During the three years which he has been in charge of the chu.ch here, it has prospered both in member ship and otherwise. The member- ship has nearly trebled during that time, and the church is practically free of debt.
 Col. Geo. Christ left for the east this morning.
 Rev. D. NJ. Wynkoop came up from Phenix yesterday to take charge of the South Methodist church here.
 Rev. C. J. Chase returned last evening from attending conference at Flagstaff.
 S. C. Wynkoop left for Phenix on this mornings train.
 Hon. 4. J. Doran returned this morning from histrip to Florence.
 Summit Marksbury, of Denver. Colorado, Is a guest of Hotel Win sor. Mir. Marksbury Is a cousin oi John Marksbury, an old resident of this county, and is the young man who proposcs to test his spceI on the track along with horse for a purse of S2.0O0.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16

The contract for sinking the city well has been completed, and no water yet. 1t will be sunk a few feet deeper yet.
 The people of Prescott should turn out en masse to see the great drama, The Silver King" at Pat tons opera house tonight. Elaborate scenery and electric light effects will as ist in making The Silver King one of the great est plays ever presented in Prescott.
 One ot T. r. Bluce's ten horse teams pulled out for the Crowned King mine with several tons of goods from the Basiiocd Burmister Company this morning.
 The exa nination of Jack Wren for the murder of W. C. White was concluded this morning and re- suited in Justice Moore holding him to appear before the grand jury without bonds.
 Bill Nye and his partner Bert Poole will appear iu Prescott on Wednesday, Feb. l9. Mir Nve is one of the most celebrated farmers in the United States and his lecture will be devoted 70 the subject of husbandry, or Farming Exposed" Bill has as extended a reputation for 'Joshiug' a. he has for scientific farming and h. now taSeS some friend along to substantiate what he says. They are said to make a very funny team.
 Bush" Anderson is sick.
 Dr. G. W. vickers is on the sick list
 T. B. Carter is in town from Wal nut Grove
 Mrs. J. II. Wright has returned from her trip east.
 Col. Breathitt, special agent ot the Interior Department, left for Tucson last evening.
 Geo. NJ. Sargent, general passen- ger agen of the :. F., r. X F. Rail- road, left this morning for a visit to Phenix.
 Hon. o. D. NJ. Gaddis, the well known Kingman merchant. and member of the last territorial legis- lature, Is in town.
 Engineer Jack Detweiler is on the sick list. and Eugineer McNulty will pull the throttle oi Engine No. l0 for few days.
 F. <. Hayden, of Waterbury, Con necticut, took a run ja;u Prescott on the morning traiu .py 60 pref visit to his old friend. John Dake. He left on this afternoa8's trsia.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16

Carl Holtzschue returned Satur- day evening from 8 six weeks trip east, going out to Congress yester- day morning.
 Geo. H. Tousey, the secretary of the Canaigre company, corpora ton located in Hin lis, of which ex- Governor Patterson of New Jersey is president, passed south last night for the purposa of looking up seed eanaigre for 5000 acres of land at Rialto, California. He was accom- panied by his wife. They SD, ke very highly of the scenery and climate of the territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
FRIDAYS Daily. October II.

hi BA V Ddit1- NNtot't i'
 Troops at Whipple ware paid of to day.
 Maximum temperature yesterday so; minimum, 42.
 The Bells" will be presented fol the first time in Prescott tonight.
 The dream scene in The Bells will hol1 the audience spell bound
 "The Bells" holds the boards at the Prescott opera house his evon- ing.
 "The Bells" Is tho greatest play that has ever been presented to the American people.
 Mrs. Ballenger is building a neat and substantial cottage on tine south end of Cortez street.
 "The Bells" is one of the old Ger man translations that has survived the wear of time and steadily gained in public favor.
 The Phenix Republican seems to have its new Mergenthaler type casting machine in successful run- ming order now.
 Prescott has a Chinamau who an swers to the very enphonous name of Lou Sluug, but which has lS'en anglicized into that of Loose Lung
 F. G. Brecht has warning novice in this issue in regard to cattle owned by him of the crow foot and cross-six brand.
 Flagstaff parties have recently sold five car loads of potatoes ID Phenix. Flagstaff can beat the world in the quality and quantity oi potatoes raised.
 c. w. Bennett has sold out his Turkey creek station, and mail con- tract between Prescott and Bayard, via Alexander and Crowned King, to D. NJ. TimmOns.
 "The Bells" has been thoroughly rehearsed; the cast Is thoroughly competent and Mir. Pembroke ha: exerted himself to give the people of Prescott a great treat.
 MT. Pembroke's horse Bruno will be resuscitated for the production of "The Bells" It is worth the price of admission to see the noble animal.
 Irving's great masterpiece, "The Bells" will be presented tonight at Patton's opera house. New scenery has been added and the electric light effects will be grand and beau tiful.
 The dramatic reporter in his re- port of Wednesday evenings per formance at the opera house omitted mention of one very inter esting feature, the exquisite piano playing by Miss Brown.
 The city council met last even'ng and received the report of the city tox collector. The total amount oi the tax roll was SS,605.45, of which SS.3I5.SI was collected, leaving the paltry delinquent list of S2J9.6l about one half of which will prob ably be collected before the list IS published.
 Thornquest has received from Andrew Smith, of Albuquerque, \ NJ. three entries in the two-twenty five class, one in the three-minute, and two in the two-thirty-hye class Mir. Andrews also ordered sven stalls saved, and will ship his racers | to-mOrroW.
 Commencing Monday, October 2l the Santa Fe will maugurate ! through tourist sleeping car service l between Lo, Angeles and St. Paul Minn., by way of Kansas City. The service will be operated by the com pany in connection with the ChicagC ' * Great Western Railway. Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder fdosS Perfect Made.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
SATURDAY,S naiIy, Oetober Ig.

SAIJ hDA1 - halIy, october l2.
 Cricket tomorrow.
 "Mother-In-Llw" tonight.
 Maximum temperature yesterday, S2; minimum, 39.
 Cricket to morrow at 1 o'clock at the old base bail grounds.
 The cricket cluD will meet at the Hotel Burke at $50 thIs evening.
 The Peoples Supply store has a. new advertisement in this issue of the paper.
 Tonight will finish the repertoire Of plays for the benefit of the Cath olic church.
 A competent cast will present The Mother-in-Law' at Pdttou's opera house tonight.
 There are ten prisoners in the county Jail, four of whom are charged with murder.
 4 bill of sale for cattle has been filed for record from Davld Scott & Sons to Willard X Deen.
 Mattresses of all descriptions at the Peoples Supply House, cotton mattresses from 5O cents up. ol2t6
 Lost-A bunch of keys attached to a key ring and chain Finder will please bring 10 this office. ol2t6
 The Mother in-Law" is the fun niest of comedies. Mr. Moore's acting will keep the audience con- yulsed.
 Members of the Yavapai Cricket Club will meet at the West Prescott base ball grounds fer practice, at ? D. m. tomorrow.
 The Mexican who robbed the Casa Grande stage has been convicted. He was arrested, indicted and con- victed all within eight days after the robbery.
 The Palace barber shop, owned by Frank Myers, was burglarized last evening, and six razors and SIS were stolen. Entrance was affected from the rear.
 James Swanson, a Swede, who re- gently went to Phenix from Pres colt, dropped dead there yesterday. He was afflicted with consumption and heart disease.
 All members of the Oh-be Joytuls are hereby respectfully requested to be present at Headquarters this evening at g o'clock, as business of importance will be transacted. By order of the Nj. of s.
 Corey Willbanks, leader of the Prescott Brass Band, has rented the Bellevue bar. and took charge of it to-day. MT. WIllbanks is well known in this section and he desires his friends to call and see him.
 The date for the match game of cricket between the Prescott and Phenix clubs, has been fixed for two weeks from to-day. October 26. The Prescott boys talk of playing the game at Point of Rocks if the weather IS pleasant, and combine a picnic with the game.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
TURspAYlS pallY. Oetober I5.

TUESDAYS Daily, October l5.
 Bicycle entries for the races close this evening
 A son was born on Sunday night, Octc Der l3, to Mir and Mrs. Amado Martinez.
 Inc building, for the new railroad offices near the depot, is rapidly ap- preaching completion.
 Will the party who found those eye glasses please return them to this office for the owneri
 New and second hand bedrooms setts sold at bed rock prices, at he Peoples Supply House. ol2t6
 A. l.. Barber, of Phenix, will ar rive m Prescott tomorrow to sell pools on the forthcoming races.
 The Prescott Social club has in |. vitations out for dance, to be given next Friday night at K. of P. hall.
 The Gazette says that "a juicy scandal in official circles will soon lift it's hissing head above the hori- zon."
 Yayapai county is shipping cab bage to Phenix, aud Cocouino county is supplying that place with pota- toes.
 T. l.. Hughes condition is con siderably improved to-day, and Dr. Abbott has hopes of pulling him through.
 The Phenix Gazette announces that General Clark Churchill and wife have moved into their new residence.
 Ed. s. Gill, formerly editor of the Phenix Republican,, IS now said to be managing editor of the Syracuse, New York, Herald.
 The best stock of heavy under wear ever brought to Prescott. Look in my show window. Sl to $4 8 suit. J. w. Wilson.
 Lieut.. Vance and Judge Ling went out gunniug on Sunday. They have an affidavit 10 the effect that they killed 125 quaIls.
 The new I25O-light Washington e alternating dynamo for the Prescott Electric Comp ny was shipped from the factory October II.
 Frank Wills, of the Scopel block, has purchased a lot on the north side of the Lindsey gardens for S200. He will build residence on it.
 You can always find what you want at the Peoples Supply House in the way of new or second hand crockery and glassware. ol2t6
 Dressmakins, and plain sewing by Mrs. Culver, Udiou Street, coraer of Marina, opposite "a" Episcopal church. Patronage solicited. l9slm
 Deputy Marshall Morrell came in last evening with q prisoner named Cooper, who is wauted in Colorado on charge of selling whisky to In dians.
 The railroad company has made a round trip rate of fifty cents in cluding admission to the grounds for the cricket match at Point of Rocks.
 Time to get heavy underwear. Eighteen different styles to select from. Price, $l to S4 suit. Look at them in my show window. J. w. Wilson.
 Mark Smith has been appointed Assistant United States Attorney to assist in the prosecution of the case against the Copper Queen Mining Company.
 Dr. O. D. Wells, the celebrated speciali.t of California, will pre- scribe free to the poor between the hours of 2 and 3 each day for one week. Office Williams House par lors.
 T. Norton, a miner, was brought in yesterday from the Crowned King mine, suffering from gastric ulcer of --------------
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
THB CITY AND COUNTY. gsysV Items From Our Own Town and
 Surrounding Country.
vpnVFSDAY'S Daily. Oc;obcr a.

WEDNESDAY'S Daily, October 9.
 Through the Lines" at Patton's opera house this evening.
 The Agua Fria dam was damaged to the extent of S3.0OO by the recent flood.
 Bill Nye and Bert Poole. the bumorisIs, are slated for Phenix October 2S.
 D. NJ. Davis, a miner at the Con gress mine, died yesterday at the Pheuix hospital.
 Attend the theatre tonight. and enjoy good play, and at the same time help a worthy cause,
 The $. F.. P. X P. announces a round trip rate of single fare for the Prescott races next week.
 !. |. Murphy shipped l,O90 head of cattle from Del Rio yesterday and Monday.
 The Prescott Electuc Company have added five new instruments to their list within the last few days.
 The attention of sportsmen is directed to the warning notice in thIs issue Of John Clarke.
 P. J. Mccormick has an eighteen months contract above Santa Bar bara, on the Southern Pacifc's coast line.
 The funeral of little Hugo Peter took place at sun downlaSt evening. Mr. Peter and tho oldest boy have about recovered.
 Chief Justice Baker denies a rumor, which comes from Washing ton to tue effect hat he proposes to resign. H. says be will stay by Arizona.
 l.. R. Jerome and six hobos were before Judge Ling this morning. Jerom, was given SIX months Tn the county jail. and the hohos were t of with fifteen la each.
 The M. E.. conference and the South Mei Godis e1ch return former citizen ot Prescott to this place aS a minister Rev. G. l.. Pears la has oAau aSSignei here ny the form ar Sul Rev. D M. Wynkoop by the latter.
 The exa linl ion o' Jack Wren for the muct!er o; W. C. White iS in progress to- i1r bef ore justice J. NJ. N. Moore. 1t k being held in the court house and will uoJ be con clude uniil sn,ue time tomorrow. Very li.tle interest l, be ng taken in it. as not over dozen spectators were present.
 Dr. 'pttpa. health oflice of Pre- colt, desires attention called to the ordinance providing Tor tle qUaran- tine of cDl.ag D -> dISaaS~s, which provides tAlt wan tae q Iaran ina is or red -.npr' !. .hc pi zee must be fn aisl..'i al ii';nie.J'd under the d ( 'ctipl 0f els h'tlth officer. W. fl M.nn, formerly agent at Congress. ,s in town.
 N-. aaI Mrs. r. NJ. Murphy left for the east this morning.
 F. A. V tEiei, tue iill4HS uldus left for F., Pa>o tbis morning via Phenix.
 W. A. Scptt, os Denver, represent ing the Unite,i States Investor of Boston, is payin; visi' 10 Pres cott.
 Gel. A. $. Hou sh, accompanied his d az gltcr, Mrs. Dr. Hall, to Sln Francisco today. They expect to be absent two weeks.
 :. G. WvHkooo came in yesterday from PhNrix. He represents J. J. Glrdaer x Sln, of the Capitol mn Is.
 MT. and Mrs. P. 4. Williams will leave in a day of two to seek warmer weather for the latter. They will go to Walnut Gtp.e and remain for s short time, and will then go to Castle creek.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
For Sale, Etc.

Parties wanting frst-class coal should call on B. H. Weaver.
 FoR SALE.-Powers and Doran offer the Miller ranch, dairy and all improvements at a bargain.
 PIANO FoR SALE OR FoR RENr-To responsible parties. Harry Brisley offers fine Stuyvesant piano, lately tuned and in excellent order, at a bargain for cash or on time pay ments or approved security. Noun tain City Drug Store, a22tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
Weak, Irritable, Tired
"l Was No oood on Rsrth."

Dr. Miles Nervine strengthens the weak, builds up the broken down constitution, and permanently cures every kind of nervous disease. "A6OSst Ose Vear00O Isras d6ISefed sCifh acVTosESNeSs, SLeeDtessHess, Creeping sensdffoss fps Slag legs,
 SIi0ht paIpffaffOsS oT sssU heGTf,
 DisfrGcfin0 con ISIsfOSs 0f the sstSsd, Serious Toss or lapse of SneEnOTv.
 WeiOhted dOtg1s sCffh care aud srorrv. T completely lost appetite And IeIf nag UttGIffH sCeGrtssg Osst, Scas Sreak, irritable and fired, Hp SCei0ht Scas redHced to I0O Eos., IsO faef Y sras 70 0eOd, ore eaFth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16

2S. Women's DongOla Kid But ton Shoes, with round or square toes and patent leather tips, and medium low heels; widths, narrow, medium and wide; sizes, 2 to s. Price, Sl.50; postage, l5c.
 29. Something new in a Winter Shoe for Women; black kid with black felt tops, and lined through out with flannel; the soles are leath- or; sizes. 8 to 8, and in wide widths. Price. Sl.65.
 30. 4 very popular shoe for wo- men, m ade with black kid fronts and heel backs, and uppers of black cloth, new opera toes and patent leather tips; widths, narrow, medium and wide; sizes, 2i to 7. Price, S2.OOi postage, l5c.
 3I. Women's Felt Slippers, made with leather soles; flannel lined; warm and comfortable; sizes, 3 to s. Price, Sl.25.
 32. Infants Kid Button Shoes; sizes, 60 3. Price, 40c.
 B. Children's Black Kid Shoes, spring heels, patent leather tips; sizes, 5 to 8. Price, Sl.
 34. Misses Pebble Grain Button Shoe, with black sole leather tip; strong extension sole, low, flat heels or spring heels. Sizes, H. to 2, price, S1.35; sizes, Sa to II, price, $l.1O; sizes. D to s, price, Sl.00.
 35. Boys Buff Calf Lace, Button or Congress Shoes; medium round toe, with toe caps. Sizes, 3 to ,, price, $l.50; sizes, II to 2, price, SI.35.
 36. Mems Half Dress Shoes; strong soles; hook aud lace. Price, S100.
 WeiustOck. Lubin < O.,
 SACRAMENTO, CAL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16

The reproduction lsst evening of The Silver King did not draw as large a house as on the former oc- casion of its production. A few slight changes in the cast were made for last night, from that of the previous production, Mrs. J. r. Bruce, taking the part of Mrs. Olive Skinner in place of Mrs. Covillaud and Mr. O'Malia appearing as Geof- frey Ware. Tue various characters were we'll sustained and the per formance gave good satisfaction. A character not down ou the bills, however, was present last evening and the part he acted was rather more annoying than appreciated by by the majority of the audience if not by all of it. Tat was canine which divided time occasionally with the actors, by howls, which were neither dramatic or musical. lt strikes the writer that a theatre is not the proper place for dog, un- less 1t IS used solely for a dog show and then the more dogs and the louoer their bark the better.
 Arthur Cordiner is sick.
 Doanne Merrill came in from Jerome yesterday.
 Prof. Blandy has returned from a protracted visit east.
 C. NJ. Clark came over from Jerome yesterday. Mrs. Clark re- turned with him today to that live camp, where the family w.U here after reside.
 Colonel Hart, the we'll known mining man, has gone to Montana on brief business trip. He Is well pleased with this section of country and will return shortly to engage in mining business here.
 Hoa. Levi Bashford and wife, a most estimabln and We nv couple who have re,ii",i i) Prescott for over 30 yeas, ,,s.l i,ave November 1 for a year ;'ls.n.o which will be devoted tu .r..s.. They will toe missed greatly Ly our people, who will wish them health aud pleas ant time during their absence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16


 A friend brought me Dr. Miles book. "EeW and Start ling Facts" and l finally decided
 to try a bottle of
 DR MLKs' Re- orative Nervine. Before I had taken one bottle I could sleep as we'll as . 10-yr.-old boy. My appetite returned greatly increased.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16

Halls CatArrh Curo is taken internally and acts directly on ths blood and mucous surfaces of tho system. Send for testimonials, froC.
 HJ. CHENEY q co, Toledo, Os eE-Sold by all DruEgiEts, @.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16

When ' had fdkeIs fhe st.rth bottle My scetOhf iSscreGsed fO 1S0 OS., The sensation fIs SssN Ee0S Scds gone; MS sserces steadte6 completely; My sssessSOs-y scaS TtsIIV restored. Mv braiSl seemed fhGs eUer. T feIf Gs good as 0ssU SIsdsB OSs e0rfh. Dr. Niles ReSfOrGtfre EeFUiSse ts 4 great SsedicfSse, T assure voSs." Augusta, Me. WALTER R BURBANK.
 Dr. Niles Nsrvine is sold on Q positive guRrnntee that the first bottle will benefit All druggists sell it at s1, G bottles for G. or tt will be sent. prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical O., Elkhart Ind. Dr. Miles NerVine
 Restores Health For SAlo by W. W. ROss, Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
STATE or omo. urrr or rolrpo. { :.

STATE or omo, tITr oT IoLEDo, s
 LncAs County. Frank I Cheney mAkes cath that he is tue seniOr partner of the hrm ot f. J. Cheney 6 Co. doing business in the City of Ioledo, County, and State aforesaid. and that said hFm wiil pAy the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL kS for each and every case ot latsrrh that cannot ne cured by the uae of HAIIs GATAARH tURE FtiANkJ ]. CHENEY. sworn to bsforo me and subscribed Ia my pressnoe. this 6th day of December, 4. D. lsso-
 
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16

oniciRl Entries of Harness Races.
 The following are the entries of the harness races for Thursday, Fri day and Saturday of this week:
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
Whole Family Helped

Moods PHIs are prenpf and en%ent ye' sssy ln acton. SSlaby ell aFbEgtse. Sc~