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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02

No. 3 and {, Pullman palace cars, Shoenix to Ash Fork, connecting at Ash Fork with through trains to Los Angeles, Kansas City and Chicago
 No. 3l and a2, connecting at Ash Fork with A & r R K trains carrying Pullman palace and improved Pullman tourist oleop- ing ears for San Francisco. Los Angeles. Kansas city and Chicago.
 No, ( and 3i connect at Jerome Junction with trains 0f,U & Ky.
 Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for all principal mining camps at Ongress with stage lines for Harque HRls, stanton and farnell. At Phoenix with the Mai eop0 and Phonix Ky. for points on S. r. Ry, THE BEST ROUTE TO THE GREAT SALT
 RIVER VALLEY.
 For information regarding this valley and the rieh mining section tributary Co this road address
 F. A. HEALY, c. r. E P. Agt.
 K. F. WELLS, Asst. Gen. Mgr.
 F. Nj. MURPHY. Pres. & Gen. Mgr. GEO. T. NICHOLSON,
 Gen. Pass. Agent, Chicago. J. j. FREY. Gen. Mgr, Topeka. Ks.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
Sheriff s Sale.
II M. THURMAN. Plaintiff
 Ns. FORTUNA 6oLn AND SILVER MINING AND MILLING CoM taY.


MlNiNd AND MILLING "''- -'VL
 Defendants.
 Under and by virtue of an order of sals .r. decree of foreclosure, issued out of the Di.,r;., Court of she Foarth Judicial District ., ths Tertiary of Arizona, in and ,o, the County Of Yavapai. on the ninth a.v ., September. 1895. in ths above entitled .ct,o, wherein H, d. Thurman. the above named plain tiff. ob;aihei judgment and decree aaainst ,h. Fortuna Gold aud Silver Mining Comp.nv Defendants. on the 2oth day of June. ises. wbie6 said decree is of record in Judgment Boot Number 3, at Pago 1i6, records of said Com, I am commended to sell the following propsrsv situate in Tiger Mining District. Yayasai Coan,v Arizona, and described as follows. Co wit:
 Fortuna Mining Claim, located optember 18th. iss0 by J. B. E,linwood ot al. in Tiger Miuinv District, Havapai County, Arizona recorded in Book 90 of Mines, paso 4OO. to which record reforcnce ia niaie for moro accurate description with improvcpasnts consisting of oae Ten cio, StamP Quartz Mill complete. Plates, stamps shaiting, pulleys and Belts. one ono-story buila- ing of two rooms, ased f,.r business and assax office. with fuFnscs and other equipments asea for assayins; one one-story buIding used for blacksmith shop, with bellows. anvil. two vises. and viss benches and other e,4uipments ns.sd for blaoksm thiag; one ono-story buileIinx of four rooms usei as a boarding house, with seive. sink and other equipments; one two-story building of two rooms, used for Bunk House, with eaip- ments; one One-story building used for powder mSsazine, three woo3en water tanks, and about CO feot of pipe, connecting the same with mill pump and boariins house; one worthaga pump and about 200 feet oi pipe connecting same with tank of mill; several tunnels, shafts. with track ehnfe in place, provided that there is one forty horse power boiler and engine upon said mine. belonging Co the Walnut Grove Water stoaSs Company not incladsd in this claimof lien.
 Micnie Mining Claim. located October sch 1891, by II. Pau1ri. in Tiger Mining District Yavapa, County, Arizona, recordei in Book a of Mines, Page 5ll. to which record reference is made for more accurate description. with i'm proyements consisting of one tunnel and several shafts. and about i0OO feet of pipo connecting pump with t,nk on Fortuna Mining Claim.
 Pong Mining Claim, located April slth. 1890 in Tiger Mining District. Ysvapai County. Ar. zona. by W. Halloway et al. and recorded ia Book 30 of Mines, Tage se to which recuri refercnoe is made for a more accurate descrip- ton. with improvements consisting of shafts and one oue-story building used as pump house. consisting of one ton aOl horse power boiler, one Knowles pump, together with all connections valves and five hundred 600 feet moro orIsss O, pipe connecting pump with tank on Fortuna Mining Claim.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02

when they are matched out before hand. As stated before, Mir. Thorn quest will see that they are properly
 conducted, and the public may rest assured of seeing good, honest sport.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
IHd. E. NaSs. ls Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Prescott, Ar5& ,las

Land Office at Prescott Ar.s ?
 August l>.Ai Notice is hereby given that the foilogint named settler has filed 10 1ice of his inteni'A i make final proof in support of bis claiia. - - thst Gaid proof will be made before the s,ss,ss1 and Receiver at Prescott. Aria, on Septl lS ss-l via: James K. Hall. for the N ,t el N ~ As4 N A of N W Aa, Sec. 2S. Twp. 4 NJ D. 1l'1 E. No. A5Sl "A He names the following witnesses Co plysss .f continuous residence upon and cuiite--, said land. via; Richard ThSsaas, ot =. =. Arizona, John Brown. Of Prescott, Ait.i..l John Mars, of Prescott, Arizona, JonH u''--' of Prescott, Arizona. stth, Any person who desires to protest asAinsss .., -. allowance of such proof. or who knows '. . substantial reason, under the law and tae - tlons ot tha Interior pepArtnent Why sus. R...s. should not be allowed, will bs given sh its.s yt.ss ss tunity at the above mentioned time as1 p,s-s,rt crcss-e xamine the witnesses ot ssid .a-5 .6-= and to offer evidence iE rehuttAi Q, e,,it,,ia s5sa mitted by claimant. K. D ,lo.sss...
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02

The \. Heavenston Dental Insti
 tuition is complete in all its branches and prices within reach of every body. Crown, bridge and ridge teeth made by the latest i'm provements. Filings of all de- criptions. Remember everything is painless and by pr. Heavenston's magnetic power, every patient while being operated upon feels sleepy. It needs a trial to appreciate. Gas, electricity or local ansesthetic for extracting teeth psinlessly will be given. Remember the A. Heaven ston Dental Co, is located in Office Row, Prescott. Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
Saturday, the 18th Day of October,

Isg5, at 10 o'clock a. m. that day, in front ot the North Door of ths Court House. in the CiT of Prescott Yavapai County. Arizona, vil. in obedience Co the said order of sale and deerss Of foreelosuve. sell theabovs described property, or SO much thereof as may be necessary so satisS plaintiff s judgment, with interest thereon aaf costs to the highest and bet bidder for cash h lawful money of the United States.
 ODated Prescott, Arizona. September Iosh. Ism.
 G. c. RUFFNER. shsriG By J ?. DILLON. Under sheriff. sas-r-R
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02

IlIlu Iust MnnhODU. DoT- a9entiy cured. The sick and afflicted shGula ed ex 70 call upon him. The Doctor has tray
 shiI IteHslVely m Europe and inspected thor pdeal ot valuable Information, which he is ometent Co impart to those in need of his
 NkSts 1ne Doctor cures when others fail
 ss ne effects cure. Persons st . distance cured home. All communications strictly coa6- 1entlM. 1NlM. All letters answered in plain envelopes lso1. San Francisco. Cal. p,iS-ff
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Notice.

To whom if may ropcarn. Notice tS given that my undivided ono halt inl N. -ran{ Columbia" mine will not be r'-pe2 s. fsr id debts contracted for material or isiSa iis..,' while boing worked uuder bond ,S, 9s ...,s-T ..,, L mttf Y. l.. NhleA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
Warning Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that the Amulet nina will not be responsible for any tlehts contra.,tsd or material furnished while bing worked undsr Oho or IoRse, oaet..d JM w MOORE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
Defendants.


 Action brought in the District Cours of tSs
 FoErth Judicial District, in and for ths
 County of Navapai, Territory of Al
 zona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greetingt to Mary E. Smith, administratrix of the estate of \. A. Smith deceased. Mary k Smith, Edna c. smith and the unknosa heirs of s. A. Smith, deceased, and the un- known heirs of Henry A. BiglOw decease1 You are hereby summoned and requirud to appear in an action brought against yo1 by the above named plaintiff in the Distrrs Court of the Fourth Judicial District, n and for the County of Iavapai, in the Ter. ritory of Arizona. and answer the oomplsint filed with the clerk of this Ooar a Prescott, in said county. within ten days, exclusive of the day of service aftei the service upon you of this summons, served m this county; but If sersed out of the county and within the dlsirc- then within 20 days; where personal serucs of a copy ot this summons and compliant made out of the Territory, or service oy publication IS made as provided by Ass within twenty days after the cOmpeuoA thereof; in all other cases thirty days.
 And you are hereby notified that II yos fall to appear and answer the complaint Aa above required the plaintiff will take Iuqs- ment by default against you and Iade ment for costs and disbursements "a tas behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said Court, at Prescott, this 18th day of Augusl X. n. 1895.
 [sEAL. A. J. HKKNDoN, Clerk R. E. Morrison, Attorney for Plaintiff. tirst Publication Aug. 2l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
TO HAZEL

Under the roses and lilies, Under the yiolats blue. Under tho sllvory moonbeams, Under the fresh morling dew; Thou art laid there to rest, dear
 Hazel,
 Thou art free from care and pain, Under the sod sweetly sleeping, Never to waken again.
 II. But thou'rt happy m heaven, With those that have gone before, And we'll meet thee there, dearest
 Hazel,
 When the troubles of life are OCT. Like a flower that blooms Tn spring
 time,
 Ant in summer fades and dies, Waiting again for the spring time, Waiting again to rise.
 III. So Is thy life, dear Hazel, And thou'rt with us no more; Like flower thy soul ha, departed, Ere the spring tune of life Is OCT. The reaper hath entered our house
 hold,
 And tho sweetest flower he felled; But we know thou art happy with
 Him, dear, Who doeth all things we'll. Upper Verde. Sept. 2i. M. C. R
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Apply at This Office OF to JOSEPH
 MELVIN, Camp Verde.
Notice of Forfeiture.

Hassayampa Mining District Yayapai County, Arizona. June i7. To II. C, King, Wm II Hue son, J. T. Penn, C. w Penn, William Fl Cecil, John H. Ray, their hoirs or assigns;
 You arc hereby notified that have expended st0OO0 in labor and improvements upon each of the following placer claims via: the Oak Flat and Little Copper, in order Co hold said premises under the provisions of Section 2S2l Revised StatQtes of the United States, being the amount reQutrct to hold the same for the years ending Decembor Sl, 1871, lS1, 1898 and lSat And II within ninety days after this noticeby puhlicS- tion you fail or refuse to contribute yunr pro portion ot such expenditure, as CO-owners your interest in said claim, will become th property of the undersigned under said Section 2S2l
 FRED. GROVE. First publication Juno r. 1895.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
SUMMONS.
Plaintiff

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, County of Yavapai.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. GIBBONS DiSpensary,

b2S kEARNEY STREET.
 corner of Gommercial
 San Francisco. Cal. Es- tablished in 1S5i. for the
 treatment of Sexual and Seminal DiscRses, such
 as Gonorrhea, Gleet. StrictUFe, Syphilis, in ,all it's forms, Seminal Weakness, lmpotency
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
HESAlN'S FRENCH FEMALE PLUS Containing CCiiOE Root aai PaRnYrO}aI.

THH iAnggS' TIsT5
 sAs ssIi 1sa R;Ei = q, TFzslsrs2s4Y .als,7s Mssuhl's EGc; male Riiiss hayC e> sold tor over f~N .l ye=Ts and used by I-rs sands of Ladies, W5s have clyon tesiimcri , thatthoy sreUrc-cci,1 ae O a; 0ci1c mon .,ly r ee,s.-o, -o,E-riamelia. rJhgi of laafui, snt lrr"rulas Asases 2 mnlo N cakGcss etc. l'rioo S2.e1 . box Ti.h ful directions,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
l AtcIliSOn, l Topeka and
 l Santa Fe Railroad.
Santa Re, Prescott and Phoenix Railway.
Phenix and Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis and
 Chicago.
Nfa ArrlNo
THROUGH TIaE TABLE BETWEEN

In Effect September lst, lSo5.
 Mountain time is standard ueed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02
POWERS ( DORIAN
FOR SALE

~ The finest and one of the best cultivated ranches in the Verde Valley is for sale, owing to the illness of the present owner. An ex- ination of the place is requested.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02

As W. VNAH
 Plaintiff,
 VERSUS Mary E. Smith. Admin istratrix of the estate of S. A. Smith deceased, Mary F.. Smith, Edna G. Smith, and the the unknown heirs of S. A. Smith, deceased. and the unknown heirs of Henry A. Biglow de- ceased.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-02

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Summons. No 2l97.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-30
Oyster Farming.

One of the largest oyster farms in the world is being established at Carleton, ill the Baie des Chaleurs, by newly formed Quebec company. The bay con tains 470 acres, or sufficient to permit of the breeding and fattening of 20,000, GOO oysters year. The use of the bay at Carleton has been accorded to the company by the government, and at its mouth a dam containing number of sluice gates is being erected.
 The Canadian salt oysters known as Malpecques are now greatly in demand, not only in Canada, but also in England and the United States The utter lack of protection for the oyster fisheries has resulted ill great diminution i'll the yield and large increase in the price of these succulent biyalves. A rapid in crease in the number of these Canadian oyster farms is looked for. In the pioneer company there are a number of Ameri- can shareholders The capital Is all sub scribed. Exchange.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-30
 BABY AS SECURITY.
A Mother Takes This Method to Secure
 Her Husbands Relief.

Her Husbands Relief.
 A baby was left as security for $5 fine at the West Chicago avenue police station the other day. The police, how ever, refused to accept it, and it was taken to St. Vincent's asylum. The case was that of Frank Selig, alias Lally, of 38l West Chicago avenue, who was arrested on disorderly charge and was fined $5.
 Mrs. Selig, carrying her baby in her arms. was a spectator at the trial, and when her husband was taken down stairs she followed to have last word with him.
 It is said Selig persuaded his wife to offer the baby to the clerk of the court as security for the fine. Mrs. Selig made the offer, and when it was refused left the child on the desk and started to leave the courtroom. An officer follow ed and gave the child to her again. Mrs Selig then went into the police station, next door, and left the child on bench.
 Attention was called to it some time later by its cries, and then Desk Ser geant Charles Spencer remembered Mrs. Selig had been ill the station with the child in her arms. Efforts to find her were without avail, and the child was taken to the asylum. Selig's fine was afterward staid, and he was released. = Chicago Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-30
A UsefuI Invention.

The latest medical invention is a small but intricate machine not more than E inches wide and of the same height for the purpose of registering the pulsations of the heart. The inventor of the new register, which is looked upon by medical men who have exam ined it and seen it work as marvellous. is a German clockmaker, residing i'll the upper portion of the city. The pull sations are registered on a small slip of paper which moves through two wheels in manner similar to that of type writer As the blood flows from the heart delicate metallic pen, very sharp and filled with ink, makes an upward stroke, the throb, accompanied by the flow of blood toward the heart, causing the needle to make downward stroke.
 -Philadelphia Call.
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SAYS BITTER THINGS.
eouRkE COCHRAN TALKS ABOUT
 TAMMANY HALL.

He Tells "Gatil" That He Wrote Ex-Mayor
 Grant,s Messages and Refers to the Art
 of Getting Rich by Political Influence
 The Poor Public.
 Taking sea bath at Manhattan Reach one day recently discerned in a blue suit, bare legged, etc, the lately nrosperous and quoted Bourke Cochran. As we stood in the sand talking the con corns of shore, Cochran observed:
 .sTammany Hali draws upon the en- orgies and sacrificessof many we'll mean ing people who think it represents some idea or permanent principle. They are all deceived It represents the art of getting rich ont of the public influence bv trading in votes which they sell without owning them. It represents a sneeies of bunko slavery, delivering men who are not yours. What have such men as Croker and Gilroy and Grant hnt votes? They are the votes of others, vet they sell them. And by bartering tbese votes, their entire property, they l ara allowed to mix i'll the concerns of l statesmen, to be considered national in- anenee. to claim wide benches i'll con I veutions. Votes not theirs, proxies they assume to be theirs and sell, are all q these fellows own. And they start to opt rich the minute they win a victory zwith other peoples property, the bal lots.
 aFor Croker can t write. I grant you That he can sign his name. But if he had to write that sign up yonder, 'Ex- elusiyely for the use of patrons, he
 would have to give in. Grant is also an
 onorant man. I wrote his messages.
 No doubt he now sincerely believes that fae is a literary man. Snch fellows, kwollen with official rank, soon imagine |hey possess all the accomplishment of
 dncated men, And the mystery to me
 s that it continues to deceive educated 2 hen! They assume that they can deliver Eomething, and for that assumed prop krty. votes, they sell the voters and im- ||3nediately start to get rich. Horses, sta
 Ies blecEs of houses, God only knows E 6hat, they acquire because they have got
 Sther peoples proxies to sell the poor
 elf governing public. 7
 Cochran was educated to be a priest Louyain, ill Belgium. He sees it all om Dan 0'Gonnell's standpoint: Not Jerusalem Delivered, " but New York
 6liyered, "as sheep bound for slaugh=
 n and it opens not it's mouth. :" Ac- Irding to the Cochran version Croker
 # running his stable in Europe on votes, H ike Buffalo Bills exported Indians, all lk-Cody's Crokersi Gentlemen, you
 the renowned tribe of Arapahoes bm the Sixth ward. The horse which '''E zkes this prize was lately G,000 of -. Croker's subjects. Run, Flyer
 fAteh him, 70 shiyering, naked Man EA8ttans Cody, Croker are on the turf l'' E@5Sath ill Cincinnati Enauirer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-30
The nowlery Growlery Room.

It doesn't pay to be cross, It's net worth while to try it, For mammys eyes so sharp Are very sure to spy it. A pinch on Billy's arp, A snarl or a sullen gloom, No longer we stay, but must up and away To the howlery growlery room.
 CHORUS Hi, the howleryl Ho, the growlery Ha, the sniffery, snarlery, scowleryl There we may stay, If we choose all day, But it's only smile that can bring us away If nanny catches me A-pitching into Billy, If Billy breaks my whip Or scares my rabbit silly, It's ssMake up, boys, quick, Or else you know your doom.' We must kiss and be friends, or the squabblt
 ends in the howlery growlery room. So 1t doesn't pay to be bad, There's nothing to be won in 1t. And when you come o.think There's really not much fun in it. So, comei The sun is out, The lilacs are all abloom. Come out and play, and we Il keep away From the howlery grow1ery room!
 Laura E. Richards in St. Nicholas
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-30
A LONG LOST WATCH.
eral Shelby Has Hopes of Receiving It
 After Many Years.

peral Shelby Has Hopes of Receiving It After Many Years.
 General Jo Shelby received some wei De news recently, which he made 6wn to friends. He is of the opinion lt the news will ultimately result in Securing again the gold watch that X once his fathers and was stolen i'll B at Lexington, Ky.
 @ lS4S General Shelby. who was z but young man, was employed at Mngton by Colonel Samuel Jackson Slept ill room over the business e and was the owner of a fine gold eh that had been carried for many by his father. At the death of the Shelby it was presented to General &by by his mother. One morning 1t stolen from his room by a sneak and no trace of it was discovered, fhe watch was given up as lost.
 at was i'll 1850, and from that time few days ago no tidings had ever to him of the watch some days pc received letter from gentle at Peach Orchard, W. Va, ill ' he said he was in possession of a P and had been for some time, neontained General Shelby s name, he had understood 1t was his prop Pt one time, and he wrote to learn Was still alive, and, if so, whether ea to have the timepiece returned.
 letter awakened emotions and Rfles that had slumbered for nearly
 century, and General Shelby be- possessed of a deep desire to see |''eh again and have it ill his pos
 lie said he would see that word
 ae 10 the man to forward the
 ana name suitable reward for
 Eh II arrived. The watch, as
 Were valued at that time, was
 neT one in every respect. Kan
 r Journal.
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? IMPORTANT.

TIMBER. GRAZING. MINERAL AND
 AGRICULTURAL LANDS.
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Genius and Disease u

we can understand that men of hot resembling other men, pos Y tue Insane, an intelligence un- Em, because not only is neurosis |s ~ With genius, but it has been mat neurosis, sickness and ne olten a source of genius. " Neryal, ill his book, "Le ' Vie, 2 cpnfesses that he often S'ly ln a h6ate of diseased exal- rom theorist Beclard became 'en'er alter an attack of cpl <. naile know men whose intel 'oiase at the start, became ex- Y m as result of diseases of the X; -ne unfortunate Heine, with ss,s s~s,sslnatlon, wrote in one of his ls s possible that spinal dis aase given q certain morbid compositions. My exaltation s,,, iaeher the effect of disease s,, ssalos' and I have often dic- la sel to allay my sutferings a ~. Oonnection with this what .''ao ssofe a few years ago is curi-
 x y " sudden attack of
 s,s the access of nocturnal
 tn as assolve 2 itself in my mind
 ant ' s 'he identification of the
 x ol the cube with that of
 Uesare Lomhroso in Gen.