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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
The New Inspection Law.

Under a law passed by the last legislature, butchers are required to have all stock killed by them in- spected before being slaugtered and all hides of slaughtered animals are also required to be inspected. The fees for inspection of the animals are 9 cents each up to ten animals, and over ten, l5 cents each and are paid by the vendor. For inspection of hides a fee of 9 cents each is a lowed to be paid by the butcher.
 Ed. E. Pentland has just been appointed inspector under the law and butchers will hereafter report to him for the inspection of all animals and hides.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
MINESAND MINING
Soma Interesting DOinsS in the Various
 Districts Surrounding This City.

Governor R. C. Powers will start work again on the Emmett mine.
 The old Dixie mill on Lynx creek has been torn down, and new ten stamp mill is to be erected in it's stead.
 Malcolm McLeish and his part ners, ]. D. and H. H. Helm. are treating fifty tons per day of the Vulture tailings by the cyanide pro- cess, and are said to be making money out of it.
 Several more mining sales are re- ported to have been eonsummated recently in Lynx creek district with others pending. Lynx creek is becoming a rival of Chaparrai and Big Bug in it's mining prosperity.
 Phil. Kearney, the genial boniface next to the Burke, has very suitable rooms in which to display a county mineral exhibit, and says he will donate the quarters for that purpose gratis. Mir. Kearney is conveniently located, and his liberal offer should be grasped at.
 H. J. SistY, the recent purchaser of the Shelton group of mines OF Lynx Creek, was a visitor to Pres colt yesterday, in company with MT. Stokes, who purchased lately the Griffin and other mines in that dis trict. Mir. Sisty says the properties on which he IS working show up better after each shot, and he feels somewhat elated over the outlook In speaking of our mineral sur roundings, MT. Sisty says their fu- ture importance does not seem to be cherished with that regard by people that is due, remarking that if means were adopted to thorough ly and practically display such, a steady and wealthy contingent of investors would flow to this section. He believes that our people should exert themselves to make a collec- ton of metal, and place it on ex- hibition in some center like Denver, and though a heavy investor only among us, is enthusiastic enough to contribute SI00 to see the project carried out on that principle. Mir. Stokes who comes to Prescott for the first time, left to-day, but previous to leaving expressed himself as more than pleased with Prescott, and re- turns in a few weeks to reside here permanently.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
TnESnAY,S paily. ApriI 2s.

George Beardsley died in Phenix on Sunday. aged g years.
 Mir. DeMers the confectioner has opened up an elegant place on the east side of the plaza.
 u. Fisher is putting in 2,000- gallon tank and a "Dandy" wind mill to provide water supply for hIs residence.
 l.. F. Easeley has purchased l,000 head of cattle from Houston Bros, of Tonto Basin, and will ship them east from Winslow.
 Strawberries from Glendale, in the Salt river valley, are being re- tailed f,r 39 cents per box Tn Pres colt. They are of superior quality.
 The HOO payment of poll taxes yesterday by II. J. Allen, of Jerome, Afforded needed relief to the school fund. and will enable teachers to get theis pay for services rendered.
 4 letter was received last evening. by the editor of this paper from gentleman at Camp Verde, dated December' 24, 1891. The envelope bore the date mark, April 22, 1894.
 4 burned bridge oa the A. Ss P. Railroad yesterday delayed the east bound Los Angeles train several hours and mails and passengers arrived on to-dIy's noon train about three hours late.
 Con. Cleary has been appointed cattle inspector at Ash Fork and Grant Carter has been appointed for Kirkland valley. The appoint ments were made by the Live Stock Sanitary Commission.
 The following ticket has been nominated by the democrats of Phe- nix: Mayor, pr. R. l.. Rosson, Mar shal, Gus. Clark; Assessor, H. C.. Meador; Recorder. Ed. Schwartz; Treas urer, J. A. R. Irvine; Councilman. First Ward, Leo. Gold man; Councilman, Second Ward, Malcom McNair.
 Salt rheum often appears in cold weather, attacking the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, cures salt rheum. Hoods pills are the best after dinner pills, assist digestion, cure headache. Twenty five cents.
 William Patterson, foreman of the $. F., P. X P. machine shops in this city, received the sad intelli- gence yesterday by telegram of the 1 death of his father, J. F. Patterson, at St. Johns, New Brunswick, l Canada, at the age of 69 years. The ! deceased had been a sufferer for 1 some time and his death causes ! many friends of the young man in this city to express their sympathy in the loss be bears,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24

J. W. Sullivan the we'll known cattle dealer, is in town.
 Mrs. NJ. w. Sewall, left this morn ing for Indianapolis.
 W. W. Ballard, of Mesa City is registered at the Hotel Burke.
 J. W. Hubbard of Chapar ral, is in the city on a short business visit.
 Mrs. J. F. Wilson left this morn ing for Chicago, to visit relgtltes and for medical treatment.
 Barney Smith leaves tomorrow for the Hassayampa country JO inspect his mining property.
 Gen. A.J. Sampson, a noted politi- cal orator, arrived from Phenix this morning, He says that Prescott has improved since his last visit.
 Cover Hughes and party are ex- pected to arrive this evening. They will be entertained by the citizens at the rooms Of the Commercial Club.
 F. 4. Keith. of Leadville, one of Colorado's prominent mining men. is paying Prescott a visit and in cidentally Investigating the mining prospects at this locality.
 George Merwin came up yester- day from bis mines in Buckskin gulch, near the HasSayampa. He is among the prospective bonanza miners of Yavapai, his properties show up handsomely.
 W. L. Pluney arrived from Phenix this morning in the interest of his firm, Pinney X Robinson. They nave ordered 275 bicycles so far this year. MT. Pinney has samples of all their lines with him. at the Hotel Burke.
 F. NJ. Murphy, president of the :. F. P. X P. railway. returned last evening from an eastern business trip. He says the completion of i the new north and south road gives Prescott much prominence as a de- ! sirable center for the investment of i, capital, and Mir. Murphy believes in | our little city has a very prosperous era ahead. On be- l ing questioned as to the recent ac- tion of our city council on the ques- ton of its waterworks m leasiuS such, he regretted that such action was so hastily taken, or that the city authorities should have sur everything in connection herewith and receive absolutely i in return. MT. Murphy be- ! ieves that the people and particu- arly those who support the town Is taxpayers should have been given ! n opportunity to express their opinion on the matter before final ] action was taken.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
A FATAL QUARREL.
Two Cow Boys Fight Duel on Horse
 back Near NOgales.

MORALES, Arizona, April 23-Juan Morietta, a mexican vaquero, was shot and killed this afternoon by R. W. Randolph.
 The shooting was near the Stone House ranch, on the Santa Cruz river. Each man was engaged on the roundup and had been disput- ing over the ownership of certain steer. Both men rode of at the same moment with the same inten- tion of cutting out the animal and adding it to his herd.
 Racing side by side the quarrel was continued. Suddenly the Mexi- can flashed a huge knife and made a lunge at the rider by his side. Randolph dodged, but not quite in time, being slsshed in the chin and breast. Sheering of, Randolph drew his 45-caliber Colts revolver and fired four shots at the infuriated Mexican. Two of the shots found vital spots and the vsquero tumbled from his horse dead.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
PARNELL KILLED.
The Man Killing Lion Meets His Death
 From a Mexican Bull,


 From a Mexican Bull,
 LoREDo, Tex. April 23.-One of the most fearful fights ever wit messed between two animals took place here this morning, when a large and ferocious Mexican bull was turned into a large cage con- taining Parnell, the celebrated man killing lion. The king of beasts and the bull fought ferociously for about fifteen minutes, the excite ment of the scene being heightened by he unearthly roar of the lion as he was being punished by his an- tagonist. Instead of awing or frightening the bull. the lions roar seemed to only madden him the more, while the spectators cheered excitingIy as the fight progressed. At the end of fifteen minutes the lion lay dead in the cage, the bull having succeeded in breaking his back, The bull received consider able punishment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24

and enterprisiug and capable of making their city second to none in the territory.
 H. C. Bush, general freight and passenger agent of the A. X F., and II. :. Van Slyck, general agent of the A. x F., arrived last night from Albuquerque. In company with F. A. Hesly, of the s. F., P. X P. these gentlemen left today for Phenix to inspect freight and look into other matters connected with the two systems. Thls Mir. Besh's first visit over the CIV line, aud un- doubtedly he will be favorably impressed with the road and the country it runs through.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24

Prof. James McNaughton and wife, of Prescott, arrived last night from Prescott, as did also Col. J. F. Wilson, member of the normal school board for Yavapai county. Prof. McNaughton, who has for the past year been principal of the Prescott public schools, is under stood to be slated for the principal ship of the normal school, to suc- ceed Prof. Storment, resigned Gazette.
 S. P. Behan, live stock agent of the $. F., P. x P. railroad, yesterday superintended the loading and ship ping of twenty five ear loads of sheep at Del Rio. He also did similar service in the shipment of 900 head of cattle from Kirkland valley. The cattle were owned by Parker & Bashford. and were pur- chased by Jos. Monihan, of Phenix, and were shipped to the Salt river valley to be fattened for market. The ;. F., P. < r. company have contracts ahead for the shipment of 800 ear loads of cattle and nearly every side track between Prescott and Ash Fork is filled with empty stock cars which are being used as rapidly as needed.
 PERSONAL MENTION
 Governor R. c. Powers is in townl
 Frank Blandy is in from Chapar- ral.
 W. S. Head is up from Camp Verde.
 Ben Rybon left for his mining to-day.
 Jerry Barton the Lynx creek mer- chant is in town.
 W. F. Staunton came in from Con- gress this morning.
 Col. c. c. Bean left for the south on this mornings train.
 C. E. Guunison returned to-day from attending the Los Angeles Fiesta.
 L. F. Easeley, a cattle buyer of Trinidad, Colorado, and friend of Dr. Cotton, is in town.
 Hon. Thomas H. Brown feels bet ter already from the effects of our pure, dry atmosphere.
 c. E. Englehardt will arrive this evening from Denver with a view of looking over the situation here for the purpose of starting reduction works.
 Mrs. J. Olin, c. F. Ainsworth and L. H. Chalmers, of Phenix, arrived on this mornings train, and are registered at Hotel Winsor.
 1T. Wise, representing the Ingle- nook Vineyard Agency, of San Frau cisco. is visiting Prescott. MT. Wise is an old friend of H. NJ. Hughes.
 John E. Frost, land commissioner of the Santa Fe Railroad Company, Loren Stevens, a capitalist of Gales burg, Illinois, and A. B. Moulton, a Denver capitalist, left on this morn ing's train for the east.
 J. c. Robinson, of Greensburg, | Pennsylvania, came up from Phenix l this morning, where he has been l spending the winter for the benefit ! of his health. He is delighted with ! Prescott and its splendid climate, and says he is sorry now that he did l not come here sooner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
THURSnAY'S Daily, ApriI I8

One of the prisoners at the county jail was transferred to the hospital last Tuesday evening.
 The Los Angeles authorities have closed the downtown pool rooms, but allow gambling at the race track. which Is inside the city limits.
 Dean Ross and Fl. L. Jones con- template opening a restaurant on Montezuma street. \ irst-class restaurant should do we'll in Pres colt.
 MT. Brisley of the Mountain City drug store has received a handsome soda fountain from Tufts celebrated manufactory. It is of artistic design and constructed mostly of Mexican and Arizona onyx.
 All members of the Prescott Gun Club are earnestly requested to be present at a meeting to be held at j. M. Aitken's store Thursday evening, April Is, at S:30. Business of vital importance.
 The shipment of ore from Pres colt is increasing. It Is high sine that some enterprising capitalist should erect a smelter m Prescott. This section would furnish sufficient ore to keep the works busy every day in the year.
 The consumptive tramp who arrived here some time ago, via the brakebeam route, and amused him self trying to gain possession of other peoples goods without their knowledge or consent, was sentenced to twenty days imprisonment by police judge of Phenix. Hon. ]. L. Fisher took the Gov ernor in hand this morning to view the beauties of the pine-clad hills. MT. Fisher is certainly judicious and understands how to please our distinguished visitor. 4 change of scene from the alfalfa plains to beauteOus mountain scenery must be pleasing to the gubernatorial optic.
 Tn company with a committee of i citizens-composed of F. NJ. Mur- ] phy, j. l.. Fisher, Morris Goldwater ] and E. \. Fredericks- Governor Hughes visited Fort Whipple to- day. He was received by the commanding officer. Col. DeRussey, | and a salute was fired m his honor. ! The gentlemen after inspecting the . barracks returned to Prescott. 1 PERSONAL MENTION. | \. B. Moulton, one of Denver's prominent mining men, is d guest at ! the Hotel Burke.
 l L. Pigger and E. l.. Meyer of 1 Kansas are here to investigate our mineral properties.
 ] Mrs. F. A. Healy and her pretty little daughter, May, are visiting 1 friends in Los Angeles.
 Dan Marr and w. r. Wilbur, two sterling Verde Valley people, are visiting Prescott to-day.
 Larry Stevens, Galesburg
 Illinois, capitalist, is looking ovei
 the mining field with the intention
 of investing.
 W. T. Richardson-our "Dick'-
 arrived last evening from Los
 Angeles. He has tasted of angelic 1 Il fe long enough to be filled to over
 flowing and says he returns tC
 Prescott to camp forever. During
 his absence he sized up southern
 California thoroughly, and neve appreciated Yayapai more thal
 when he realized the length of tim, , he had been away from her.
 Governor Hughes and Genera McCord paid the JoURNAL-MNER friendly call to-day. The Governo . is enthusiastic over the prospects O
 northern Arizona and says that tn
 citizens of Prescott are hospitabl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
FRIDAYS Daily. April Is.

Did you put your money on ''Sorrel ! Pete.
 In letter from Mrs. Bashford to
 Mrs. Dr. Sewstl, she says that Win.
 C. Bashford has gone Go Europe. C. L. Bache is now ready to do business in the assay line. He has completed new brick furnace.
 AL Dake has put a plate glass front in his store. The improve ment permits of good show dis play.
 Rev. T. D. Mclean preached a very eloquent and interesting dis course yesterday morning at the Congregational church.
 H. C. Moore is making rapid pro- gress with the new residence of Judge Hawkins, on Mount Vernon Street. The building will cost about S5,OO0.
 Adyices from Kingman say that Chief Justice Wright had an acci- dental fall and was severely haken up and bruised.
 Colorado capitalists have pur- chased the mining property of :. B. Griffin on Lynx creek for which they paid SlS,00O, cash.
 \ great many ot our citizens will be pleased to learn that Charles A. Green Is in Chihuahua. Mexico, and claims to be on the high road 10 wealth.
 II. J. Allen enriched the county treasury to-day by the payment of over SLIGO in poll taxes from the employees of the United Verde Copper Company.
 Internal Revenue Collector Burns should cali upon the street fakir nov in our midst. The fellow has taken in about 5000 and has given nothing Of value m return.
 The Prescott Brass Band did n, obly at the races yesterday afterR, DOn. These musicians show marked im- provement, and can hold their own with any organization of the kind in the territory.
 The full Prescott band will play the entire programme at the u ay Dav ball to be given by the band on "Wednesday evening May l, inst, ad ol the Orchestra alone as has b, sen the custom heretofore.
 
 The Los Angeles 'Porcupine' and Sc hRnix" have been cOnsolidat ed. They are both good papers, and Chase A. Codoi IS one og the best men in the southwest. The new venture has our best wishes for its success.
 J. L. Fishers delivery wagon was in the runaway last The driver escaped with out a scratch, and the horse, after cutting loose from the wa gon, con tinued his flight as though nothing had happened.
 We didn't know that it was neces- sary to distribute hand bills of a certain hue to inform people that there are seven devils in r. ,escott. We had given the city credit for 8 great many more. but then, We are are liable to be mistaken.
 1 religious crank named William Patrick Coen, created a distl rbance near the Catholic church yes terday. He was taken into custody before he could do any damage Sheri fl Ruffner wll escort him to the asy- lum at Phenix to-day.
 Uncle Sam is advertisin, Z for re- cruits for the army. Thir teen dol lars per month is all he of CTS. Since Cleveland took charge of his affairs the poor fellow has lost u' oney, and cant afford to pay bett CT wages His intentions are gOoc !, but his advisors are to blame
 Wouldn't it be good idea for some of our wealthy citizens 10 build a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
RIOTOUs STRIKERS.
They Threaten % Burn the Little Town OfMinersville Rather Than Allow
 Non-UniOn Men tO Work

PoMERoY, O., April 23.-A messen- ger in a buggy dashed into town from Minersville at l o'clock this morning aud stated that the mining village was about to be burned by riotous strikers. Sheriff Titus went to the place single handed to quell the disturbance. Spies notified the strikers of his approach and they disappeared Last nights outbreak was caused by a report that eighteen non-union miners would go into the mines this morning. The strikers had a meeting and resolved to harass the non-union men until they were forced to re- treat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
Don't :Tobaceo spi, or Smoke Your Life
 Away,

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 eliminates the nicotine poison
 makes weak men gain strength, vigor and manhood. You run no physical or financial risk, as No-To-Bac is sold bv J. N. McCandless, under a gu rantee to cure or money refunded. Book free. Address, Sterling Remedy Co.,, New York or Chicago, ap4dlm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
SATURDAYS Daily, April 20.
Are YOU going to the racesP

Are you going to the raceSf
 United States Marshall Meade has brought suit against the Arizona Star for libel. As a salve for his injured dignity he asks for the modest sum of $25,000.
 Dr. w. B. Cotton reports two births today. The wife of George Owens was delivered of a male child yesterday and to-day the wife of J. F. Mickle brought a future voter into the world.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
STATE or Ono, CITY or ToLED
 I,ncas ( ouutY.


 Frank J. Cheney makes oath th; lt he is th 9 senior partner of the firm of F. J, ( heney & Co. and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL RS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARBH CURB
 ERANkJ. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this 9th day of December. A. D. lSS6-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
A. W. GLEASON,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
Here Is an OppoItunIty.

Just opened a large, sel, ,ct and varied assortment of GENTS CLOTH ING, FURNISHING GooDS, HATS, BOoTS AND SHOES, STATIONERY, Etc.
 We are close buyers, have bought at time of general business CsePres- sion, and believe we have the ability, as we'll as the desire, to sel goods lower than our competitors.
 We are thankful for the very liberal patronage extended us dur ing the year just passed. and. intend to merit a continuance of tb @ same, by giving our customers goo 'd value for their money.
 Call and examine our go ods and prices before purchasing ell 'ewheI Q.
 KELLY & STI ,PHENS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

L. B. Johnson is in town from Mesa City.
 Hill Abbott of Jerome, is here for few days. -....
 P. McCarty of Del Rio is guest at the Hotel Burke. ~..
 W, H. R. Stote, of Colorado Springs, is iu the city.
 Benjamin Rybon, of Chaparral Gulch. is in the city ---
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 WorsFS Fair FHEhest Medal and Diploma.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-08-16
Sheriff's Sale.

By virtue of a fieri facias issued out of the clerks office of the court of Brmng- ham, Jefferson county, state of Alabama, and to me directed whereby I am com manded to make the amount of a certain judgment recently obtained against the Mary Lee Coal and Railway company, out of the goods, chattels, lands and tene- ments of the said Mary Lee Coal and Railway company, have levied on the fol- lowing property, to-wit:
 Southwest quarter of section 36 township 16, range 5.
 Southwest quarter of section 3O township 16, range Z.
 Northeast quarter of section 36, township 16, range 3.
 West half of northwest quarter of section 31. township 16 range 2.
 Southeast quarter of southeast quarter of section 26, township 16, range 3.
 East half of east half of section 24, town ship 16, range 3.
 All above lands are situated in Jefferson county, Alabama.
 Therefore, according to said command, will sell at public outcry for cash. all the right title and interest of the above named Mary Lee Coal and Railway company in and to the above described property, on Monday the 26th day of August, 1895, dur ing the legal hours of sale, at the court house door in said county.
 Dated this 23d day of July, 1895.
 G. M. MORROW,
 Sheriff of Jefferson County, Alabama. 7-94-wed-3t