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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
The Vote for Councilman.
FIRST WARD

Il p Slater, 81; A Phillips, 7S;
James w Brown, Jr, IA; Il G Brooks,
Sc; j WAshton, 1G1; j Davis Reid, 1877 !;
g 5 Minter, a; G NJ Reynolds. III.
The following were elected: l. P
Slater, J w Ashton, j Davis Reed, q
M Reynolds.
SECOND WARD.
ID w Ballentine, 257; w II Stewart,
l73; j G Emmerson, 100; John H
Hume, 273; @ S Sherwood. 29l; Chas
T. Murden, BOG; Q w Walker, 2G3; Jos
L Weaver. 296.
The following were elected: d w
Ballentiue, John II Hume, q S Sher.
wood, Chas L Murden. O w Walker,
Jos L Weaver.
FOURTH WARD.
L @ Crimson. go; S L Montague,
272; John L King, 249; Richard ID
Hamilton. 3GG; Joseph z NJ Joyce, $50;
9 Mark ham, 70.
The following we're elected S 7
Montague. i q Brinsop, Il d Hamil.
ton, King.
Wect'nG of,h ELECTORAL Konrd.
The Electoral Board met last night
and elected the following judges, com.
missioners and constabIes:
First Ward-M o Hope, Judge and
commissioner; S Wilson Marshall,
Judge; A II Lindsay, Jr, Judge; John
u Richardson, constable.
Second Ward-R w Murden. Jr.
judge and commissioner; NJ L John.
son, Judge; Job p Manning, Judge;
Joseph p Cuthrell, constable.
Third Ward-Wm l. Pablo, Judge
and com missioner; Charles L FrIedlin,
Judge; ID L Shacklock, Judge; VIM W
Hall, constable.
Fourth Ward-Wm b Thomas, Judge
and commissioner; John Il King,
Judge; VIM Ryder. Judge; George L
Mclean, constable.
Fifth Ward-H A Campbell, Judge
and com missioner; s w Niemeyer.
Judge; q a Culpepper, Judge: Cbarlea
L. Eastwood, constable.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

Gentlemen desiring fine Shirts can
now get the celebrated Bardenwerper
Dlthmer brand i'll French percale,
Scotch madras, choviot. pique aud
white IN sli styles, made to order at
short notice. w. II. BEERS. sole agent,
3u6 High street, Portsmouth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
30 10 -

In favor of Chas. f. Wolton Il Co.
PC. ties. 4 new lot and new fabrics
and they are simply Summers. Come
and take look.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Ninocs md .Iinnrr..

Come and see our new stock of shoes
ana slippers. Il. c. Long 4 Son, 2l9
High street, under Pythian Castle.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

Those who never read the advertise.
ments in their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Jonathan Kepsop.
OF Nolan, Worth county, Iowa, who
had been troubled with rheumatism in
his back, arms and shoulders read an
Item III his paper about how a promi.
nent German citizen of Ft. Madison
had been cured. lie procured the
same medicine. and to nse his own
words 1T cured me right np." Ho
also says: "a neighbor aud his wife
we're both sick i'll bed with rheumatism.
Their boy was over TO my house and
said they were so bad ne had to do the
cooking. ] told him of Chamberlain
Pam Balm and how it had cured me.
he got IA bottle and it cured them M in
week. 30 cent bottles for sale by all
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

Wait for Hofheimer's branch store,
DO High street. Famous. old stand,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Under OXFORD etuII.

a. J. Phillips, agent for the cele.
hrated feather bone and 7. ". corsets.
New line kid gloves. Orr gents liable
cut KID gloves at 81 are immense. Every
pair warranted. a. ]. Phillips.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27
Furniture. carpets Mt Crawford's.

a gentleman's umbrella. worth 81,
to-day and tomorrow at The club
for SLY. Ct.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-27

Refrigerators ct Crawford's,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
MINES AND MINING
What is Going on in the Various Districts ill anl
 Around Pr, scott.

F. Zimmerman is reported to have taken q bond and lease on the old Mills claims, located south of the Mescal mill, aud Is preparing to operate them quite extensively.
 Joseph GoH is said to be uncover ing rich sulphide ore on his Husted claim, having l6 inches Of shipping ore. besides inches of second class ore that will run 80 Co the ton. Considerable discussion is going oa around his camp over the new strike.
 The Mescal company, of which J.. D. Tom inson Ia the superintendent, is developing the Jennings group which 1t owns, and is steadily run ning their mill oa ore from these mines. The returns arc said to be satisfactory. Ten stamps are drop ping, but when repairs are made to the other ten stamps, they also will be working.
 John Mckinney is in town from Chaparral in search of freight teams to haul in material and take out ore. If there was nothing d0- ing in the camp. he says. freight accommodations would be in abun- dance, but as the mines need transportation facilities, not even a burro is to be seen.
 In talking over mining affairs in Big Bug and Chaparral districts. Ben Rl bon says these districts still hold their own and the character of work now going on gives to that locality permaneneo 'for some time to come while the increase 10 its output will be doubled.
 Holiday and Swan on the Gold Leaf claim in the Hassayampa dis rict, are said 10 have a fine looking property, from which they recently made a shipment of ore to the Pres colt Sampling Works, which is said to have yielded very handsomely, and above what they expected. They are tunnelins and in about 200 feet.
 Universal regret seem to be ex- pressed over the closing down of the Henrietta. at a time when Joe Mayer was not only making a sue cess of it, but likewise demoBstrat- ing that the mine is a good one and was daily demonstrating what practical work will do. It IS to be hoped that arrangements can be made to start up again, but this is very improbable in view of the hostility of Capitalist Henry, who seems to be imbued with the idea that the legal mill is the proper mode to worke it. Recent arrivals in tow say the mine Il sver looked as promising and had it not been placed in its present unfortunate condition, would have given a good account of itself. aud served to further advance our mineral in-- terests.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27

in March it is said and promises io to be a spirited event, many turf men signifying their willingness to come and participate.
 E. B. Gage, manager of the Con- gress mine, to-day purchased the old Head property on Mob Hill, paying therefore S4,5O0. The resi- dence at present. located on the premises will be torn down, and a new and elegant home erected at once by Mir. Gage.
 The choir at the Episcopal church has received valuable ad- dition in the person oi Mir. Davey, wno comes here from Denver with the highest testimonials as to his vocal superiority. He is described as one of the best amate UT vocalists of that city. He takes part in the music tomorrow, and will continue to do so hereafter.
 Mr. R. NJ. Dickman, of Cleveland, Ohio. of Dickman & Mackenzie, is now in Arizona 10 miles south west of Prescott where he is engaged in testing and opening up a prospect and reports At last a minel Not a faks!''-Mr. John K. Mackenzie, of Chicago, of Dickman and Mac Kenzie, left this city on the evening of the Eth inst to inspect a property in Oregon and hopes he can report as we'll as his partner from Arizona. Mining Review. Chics go.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Judge Ling has returned from Phenix.
 Messrs. Coffman and Dickman, returned yesterday from an inspec- of mines on the Hassayampa.
 F. l.. Wright and J. B. Scammel arrived from Los Angeles Saturday night. They go to Phenix next week.
 Dr. Kellogg, an eminent physi- clan of Chicago, arrived to-day. He is the father-in-law of our towns man, Henry Goldwater, and will remain for sometime.
 B. M. Goldwater left to-day for New York, and while away makes the purchase of fine and large stock of goods for the Prescott spring trade.
 Hons. John s. Jones, G. W. Hull and the Editor of this paper. ar rived last night from Phenix. MT. Martin returns to the Capital to- morrow, while Messrs. Jones and Hull leave on Monday.
 Dr. N. A. Pennoyer, of Kenosha, Wisconsin, who came out here re- gently with a party of eastern ex- cursionists, returned from Phenix last evening and left for the east on this mornings train.
 Manager Conrad. of the Calhoun Opera Company, very agreeable gentleman, came up from Phenlx last night, to perfect arrangements for the appeafsnce of his troupe in this city. March 15 and l6, has been decided on as the days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27

their consciences like they used to have, de force" of this office will lay of and reverently observe the day by not getting out a paper.
 W. H. Leighton, whose hand was amputated yesterday, is said to be improving and resting easy, not withstanding the great amount of blood lost before he reached town. He lost all fingers and bis thumb in the accident, so pr. Cotton says, while his right hand was also in- jured. The charge of shot in the gun being a very heavy one and going clean through.
 Heenan, in drawing bogus checks and signing the name of B. Lantry & Sens to them displayed his skill in chirography in a manner that brought tears to the eyes of MT. Norton, the chief clerk of the above firm. The signature looked as if it had been accomplished with the aid of scraper and to make the passing of them look only the more rldicu- lous and have somewhat numerous reminder behind the transaction at the expense of those who bought them, they were also dated away ahead in March.
 PERSONAL MENTION.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Gage are in town, staying at the Winsor.
 s. NJ. Cullum, who has been in Phenix for some time, arrived yes terdaY.
 Ed. Wagoner is in town from Walnut Grove, bringing in consid- erable gold dust, the product of Oak Creek placer mines.
 C. NJ. Heintz, the versatile repre- sentative of the Rural Californian, a most excellent paper, is visiting our city for few days.
 John Lawler returned yesterday from the Hillside, making the trip from that camp in day, by taking the cars at Hillside station.
 Frank Nelson of Apache county, left this morning for Phenix. He goes there presumably on county division matters.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
SATURDAYS Daily, Feb. 2s.
Masonic lodge meets tonight,

Masonic lodge meets tonight.
 Clerk Herndon has christened his new bicycle statehood" It is so slow and uncertain.
 The Prescott agency for Gunther's world known candies has just been secured by Leonard Brisley. First shipment of goods on Monday.
 The exercises of the Prescott public school, held in the opera house Thursday evening, are said to have been very creditable to both teachers and pupils.
 c. Douglas Brown who is over in Scotland somewhere, it Is said will remain, and devote his life hereafter to handling a large fortune which he recently fell heir to.
 The Prescott Free Thought Fed eration will meet at Howey's Opera House on Sunday evening at 7:30. Lecture by Prof. W. $. Bell. Subject: Free Thought and Morality" All are cordially invited. Music.
 W. c. Norton, of Phenix has leased the vacant lot north of John Miller's lodging house, and will commence the erection of corrugated iron building next Thursday. He will deal in eggs, butter, fruits, vegetables hay, grain and other products of Salt River.
 The way to reach catarrh is through the blood. Hoods Sar- saParilla, by purifying the blood, removes the cause of the disease and permanently cures catarrh. Take only Hoods. Hoods pills act easily. yet promptly and effect lively, on the liver and bowels, 25c.
 The infant daughter of Mir. and Mrs. George Mittendorf died sud denly this morning, while on the train between Prescott and Ash Fork presumably from whooping cough. The family was en route to Missouri, and when they left the little child did not show any symptoms whatever of the maladv.
 The sale of property belonging to the Fora Morgan estate took place this afternoon at 7 o'clock, J. L. Fisher conducting the sale. The residence on Marina street sold for $l825, Murray McInernay being the purchaser. The various lots belong ing to the estate sold from S67 to $73 apiece. ~
 There will be a meeting of the race track people this evening at the Winsor at S:30 o'clock. It is desired that all be present. The formal opening of the new track will take place during the last week
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
NarnIpr street..

4 correspondent of a London con. temporary points out that among tho numerous streets in Paris named aft CT men of science I3 are dedicated to English 6ncluding Arnerican) sa- wants. These are Harvey, Jenner, Newton, Herschel. Franklin, Fsra- day, Bacon, Watt, Stephenson, Full ton, Davy, Priestly and Cavendish. Even then the list is not complete, for it was announced not long ago that street was to be dedicated tc Darwin. This is of course highly creditable to French intelligence. In this country the case is different. In London, among the endless George and Queen and Chapel streets, the Buggins buildings and the Jobson rents, the correspondent cannot re- call single street bearing the name of a man known to nce.-L0ndon Tit-Bits.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
MONDAYS Daily. Feb. %.

Hook and Ladder company No. l meets tonight. A regular passenger train will commence running to Phenix on the lst.
 Born, on Lynx Creek, February 25, 1895, to Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Boblett, son.
 Rev. c. J. Chase preached two very eloquent sermons at the M. E. church yesterday. NJ. E. Church Ladies Aid Society meeting at o'clock in church par Tor, election of officers.
 Jim Bones and Jesse Robinson left yesterday for the Hassayampa region where they go to seek for tune n mining.
 Twenty-Five passengers arrived from the south yesterday evening. The coach to Phenix yesterday Norni ng was also we'll filled.
 No steel was laid at the front yes terday on the s. F. P. & r. the day being devoted to bridge building. The track will reach Phenix on Wednesday morning.
 Three sheriffs were passengers on yesterdays south bound train for Phenix. They were Cameron of Coconino. Roseborough of Mohave, and Ruifner of Yavapai. They go to capture a fat fee bill which will be introduced in the House to-mor- row and will prevent its passage if possible.
 The following people were among the fortunates to secure executive clemency recently. Georgie Cliff ford, convicted of manslaughter in March, 1894, at Flagstaff, Coconino
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
PERSONAL MENTION.
Los, or Stolen.

Last night about 10 o'clock a buggy robe and medicine case was either lost or stolen from my buggy in front of the Corner drug store. If the person having these articles will return them to me, Sl0 will be given him and no questions asked. If the individual is the ''big medi- cine man" of the hobo tribe, 1 will present him with an old case in return for the one missing, in ad- dition to the above reward. Leave goods at the Corner drug store and receive the money.
 DR. W. B. CorroN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
BAD ENLARGEMENT.
Train Eosssr. .o.s a Good oppor,unl,:

Train Robbers -Oss Good Opportunity
 PHENIx, Feb. s6.-An attempt was made last night to rob a passenger train on the Southern Pacific near Stein's Pass. There were only two men and they made the fireman cut of car next to the engine and then compelled the engineer to run the engine and detached car three miles After arriving at the place selected to rob the ear they fould that iD- stead of getting the express they had only the baggage ear. They in dulged in considerable swearing after finding out their mistake and mounting their horses rode away.
 THE SCALP HUNTERS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
Good AdvertIsement.

The gentleman from Boston was stopping with a farmer landlord, and a new guest arriving he was much impressed by the conversation of the Bostonian. Later he was talking with the landlord, who was not any thing like so 'languagenous as the guest.
 By the way, he said, ''that gen. tleman has an extensive vocabulary, hasn't hels
 The landlord was greatly pleased.
 'Well, he responded, you'd oug to "a seen 1t when he first come. Twan't nothing to speak of. He only been boardin with me two weeks, and he's had to let his waist band out four times. "-Detroit Free TNvacs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
All snrts.

An Illinois judge gavea man a divorce because his wife read her poetry to him. His suferings must have been intense.
 Three days have passed without any announcement of a foreign nobleman having taken an option on an American heiress.
 Masked men entered a newspaper office in St. Louis and carried of much property. The marauders were after revenge and not money or they would not have touched a newspaper office.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
.Iananns. Innrnali.m-

A curious feature of Japanese jour aalism is that every important paper Is said to have prison editor" Jap mese journalists are so constantly being fined and sent to prison that the sole occupation of the individual Is to go to jail when called upon London Culver.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
SIG OIL TANKS.
They arc now in Place Near the Depo

They are now in Place Near the Depot |.
 The Standard Oil Company's agents, who visited Prescott few days ago selected site near the old P. * A. c. depot on which to erect a building for the storing of their products, which is conveniently reached by a spur from the main track of the 5. F. P. x P.
 By inaugurating this new system by which all gasoline and Kerosene will be supplied to consumers in this city, gigantic steel tanks are to be used to store this commodity, one of which is now in position, while another Is CD route. The immensity of these tanks can be considered when their demensions are given. The one now in place is 30 feet in night, l0l feet in diameter, and holds 1S,000 gallons. The work of moving the above was quite an undertaking and was ac- complished by Ed Gregory and his assistants in remarkably quick time, 200 feet having to be covered while the big concern was lacked up in addition over : feet, before it could be permanently located. On the arrival of the other tank, both will be filled and merchants supplied directly hereafter from that center. The work of housing these monsters in, will be commenced in few days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
Men. Derby Hats.

We can furnish about two dozen stylish young men with hobby derby hats. They are all oi the very latest styles and best quality, just re- ceived during the holidays. Note the prices. S400 hats reduced to S250; S3.00 hats reduced to S2.00; S2.50 hats reduced to Sl50. Sizes js to 71. D. ;. SULLIVAN < Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
THURSDAYS Daily, Feb. 21.

Buy a freman's ball ticket.
 There is trouble in police quar- prs in Prescott.
 Born, in Prescott, Feb. 2l, 1895, to T. and Mrs. E. Riley, a son.
 Be on hand next Saturday at 2 p. ;, at the Fora Morgan real estate 4 patient named Berger at the ounty hospital died this morning ef pneumonia.
 Remember the dance tomorrow ght, and also remember that the enerous fremen are giving it.
 An excursion from Albuquerque Phenix, via the north and south bad, Is announced for March 10.
 The sale of property of the Fora Morgan estate takes place next Sat rday at 2 o'clock in front of the fourt house.
 A deed from John Raible and aife to F. Scopel, for city lots has feeD filed with the recorder. Con- iteration, Sl75.
 In talking of the future of this own, remember the present. The bremen have saved the town and sAey will do 1t again. Buy ticket. Judge Fleury has pre-empted the rst seat on the first row for the alhoun opera. He says he has not eard an operatic note sounded om the stage in over thirty years. Tony Ferris, an old time Prescott bort, lost all he had by burglars Ripping hIs quarters in Phenix, the tther day. A pair of blankets and
 suit of clothes comprises the oop.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Aztec Gold Mining and Milling NDmpany have been filed for re- ePrd by H. J. Sisty and others, and e same are published to-day else here.
 Col. J. P. Martin, adjutant general
 the department of the Missouri, 4Ied in Chicago on Tuesday last 1fOm kidney troubles. For many ears Col. Martin was stationed at ort Whipple, and left here but a tew years ago. He was very popular ith Prescottites. and sincere re- kfet will follow the announcement z his death.
 The new wagon road to the race tyEck was completed today, and teams can now enter it without be- Sug compelled to cross the railroad ktAck. Posts are now in place EOuud 1t, and it is really a fine fIece of work. Racing events will k4ke place next month, and applica- pns are coming in from all centers accommodations.
 WashiDgton's birthday occurs to- MOTION, and as it is universally
 served nowadays, probably in view et the fact that rulers of our coup- " in these times of gold bugism Event the same patriotic lining on F. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27

Sale of We'll Known Banking Hsu.s
 In Phenix
 PHENIx, Feb. 26-James A. Elem ing yesterday sold his controlling interest in the Phenix National Bank to Frank s. Belcher and other eastern capitalists. The new direc- tory elected has among it's members F. Nj. Murphy of Prescott, D. NJ. Ferry and Frank s. Belcher, the latter succeeding Mr. Fleming as president.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
WIPED OUT.
An OAio Town i. rar.laly Burned Do,

An OAio Town is Partially Burned Down.
 DAYTON, Feb. 26.-The Shultz wagon plant burned down in this city today and during the progress of the fire the Presbyterian church also caught. Later other buildings were attacked and the whole western portion of the city iR now in ashes. No water was to be had within three quarters of a mile of where the fire started, the pipes being frozen. It is impossible to estimate the damage, as it runs into the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
 HONOR TO THE DEAD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
BAD FIRE.
A Big and Bsautifalstrueture Narrowly
 Eacapee.


 BROOKLYN, Feb. 26.-A fire oc- cured iE the city hall of this city, and the big structure had 8 very close call, it being very difficult to put out the flames. The keeper and his family had very narrow escape. The damage will run into the thousands. A few fremen were badly injured.
 LONDON, Feb. 26.-Lord Rosebery, had . sleepless night, while his weakness is increasing. He was suddenly seized with an attack of the grippe week ago and has con tinued to grow worse. Much un- easiness is felt at his home and the opinion prevails that he is slowly sinking.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
PEEPLExINe.
Japan Is suddenly seized win New
 Move.

Japan is Suddenly Seized With New
 Move
 BERLIN. Feb. 26.-Advices today from the orient state that the Jap anese minister of war has ordered every Sapanese officer serving in the German army to proceed at once to Tokio. Count Aoki sails today from New York. This sudden and em- phatic news has caused some alarm in German military centsrs and the absence of the usual intimation which precedes such acts, creates the impression that there may be a clash between the German and Japanese empires.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
HONOR TO THE DEAD.
The Respect That is shown the Late
 Fred DOnglas.

RocHEsrER, N. F., Feb. 26.-The entire city is in mourning over the death of Fred Douglas and when the tram bearing the remains pulled into the depot here, the entire city government met and escorted the body to the city hall, where it is now laying in state. The floral emblems are very handsome and other tributes are everywhere dis played.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-02-27
They Have Their Var Paint on Again
 and are After Chlef Hughes.

PHESIx, Feb. 26.-Rumors are rife again here that Governor Hughes has been asked to resign, that the appointment has been rendered to 4. V. Quinn, a rancher living north of town. Like all previous rumors of it's kind, it is not generally be- lieved here, though Zulick and Joe Alexander were in close consulta- ton all day yesterday, and Quinn left town, bv train, last night, pre- sumsbly for Washington.