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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

into the cHutcr revising committee, with
special Instructions TO frame that part
OF the charter relating to the duties,
privileges and cmoluments of the Board
of Healthg While the good doctor is
engaged IN this task The Bee would
suggest that he be requested to prepare
n multiplication table for the special
use of the3Aeputy Inspector of drowned
dogs, and a table on divisions" for the
use of the, gnrbage collection supervisor.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

With Wheeler on one side of a ques-
tion and Ilascall on the other how is
the public to judge of the merits of the
case? They should stay together on the
wrong side, in the interest of con
sistency.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

A coalition of Central American re-
publics is semi-ofliclally announced at
Washington. How this will affect the
Honduras lottery is not yet known down
In New Orleans, but we take it that
legalized gambling is not TO be inter
fered with.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Exposition stockholders have had
plenty of time to decide upon the can
didates they will support for the new
directory. The matter is important
enough to call for the best consideration
of those interested. There is still time
for even the smallest shareholder to be-
come thoroughly familiar with the mer-
Its of the case.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

President Cleveland is issuing com
missions to few more statesmen out of
job who desire to visit foreign lands
at Uncle Sans expense in the capacity
of American consuls. 1t goes without
saying that these gentlemen of leisure
expect TO remain abroad only few
months
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-secretary Car
Isle has issued circular giving public
notice that 50 ,7l2, 900 of the per cent bonds
issued in aid of certain Pacific railroads
under acts of July /, 1862, and July 2, 1864,
and commonly know as currency Gs, is due
June /, 1897 and that interest on these
bonds will cease on that day The bonds
were issued in aid of the Central Pacific
Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific, Central Branch
of the Union Pacific and the st. Joseph
Western railroad companies The bonds
should be forwarded tn the secretary OF the
treasury for redemption.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

1t is announced by grapevine tcle-
graph from Canton by way of Washing
ton that Senator Cullom can have seat
in McKinley's cabinet if lie will take it,
But the Illinois senator declares he de-
clincs TO decline n position before it is
offered
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

The duke of Orleans, prctender to the
crown of France, made his entry into
Paris expecting that royal welcome
would be accorded him by the royalsts,
but the reception turned out to be n
tame affair and the duke was conveyed
to his hotel just like any other hunkcy.
The Bourbons never have been popular
with the parisians.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26
Don't worry About the Future.

There can be no free silver crusade four
years hence unless the Mckinley admins
tration shall commit political suicide in the
meantime, and one who could win such
magnificent victory at the polls as Mckinley
did may be relied upon to take care of 1t
aft ri
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26
THE BATTLE.
Pack

Pack.
The pigskln chaser's friends today
Lift up their cheerful voices:
The girl he loves, who saw him play,
With grateful heart rejoiCcs,
Her heart stood still when in the fray
They jumped upon her lover,
She brcathes again-the doctors say
He'll probably recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

To give the regulation of fire and po-
lice matters into the hands of the city
council would be worse than to make
the present commission elective, if any
thing could be worse.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

1t Is In accord with the eternal fitness
of things that DIR. Savllle, who made the
Office of commissioner of health the
roosting place for political vagrnnts and
roustabouts, should now be projected
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26
TnIl.i,r for His Mines.

Minneapolis Times.
Mister Frewen of London, England, Is
again in this country giving advice to the
silverites, evidently oblvious of the fact
that nearly everybody has finished reading
the election returns, and has committed
them to memcry.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

The recent campaign seems to have
brought out more than the usual number
of betting idiots A pair of them in Louis
Vile have Just finished eating a kitten stew
and down in Nebraska a fool farmer is laid
up from kick which he allowed stall
wart neighbor to place at the base of his
spine and which has resulted in paralysis.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

The Ladies' Aid society OF Des
Moines, before which Mr.. Bryan offered
to lecture for $1,000, will probably de-
cline to be converted by that means into
Bryan Aid society.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Between the Russians and the British
the king of Corea will be perfectly safe
in his person. but his kingdom will de
part from him and know him no more.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

1t would be interesting to hear the
comments Of our Puritan forefathers If
they could come back while n foot ball
game Is in progress on the anniversary
of their day of prayer and thanksgiving.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

The millionaire trust is still booming
the boy orator, but his pay continues as
before in dishonest 2OO-cent gold dol
lars.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

The charge against the city govern.
ment as whole is not so much NAL
feasancc as msfeasancc in office.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26
AN ANTIDOTE.

VIVNVTWTIW 7 IUTW TVUIVTs
He offered her his seat, you see.
She was so sweet and charming
A lover of fair ladies he
With glanceS so disarming,
He offered her his seat, you sec
SO graceful and gallant was he
But, an! this fair but tickle she
Bestowed IL on her auntie!
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Thanksgiving Is the home day-a
sort of national parlor day dedicated
TO family use.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Gold standard democrats will rally
under Bynum, silver standard demo
Gratis under Bryan.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Let your heart and your purse open
n little today and give some poor soul
an occasion for thanksgiving.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26
MIRTHMAI<ERs' SAUCE.

Chicago Record: "Bugby, you look thin
this FAM
Yes; we've n twonty-pound baby at our
house, and he rolls over on me all night
long"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26
waits OF the Cninms.

Louisville COurtet-J ournal.
Every time a factory opens in Louisville
or Plttsburg the populst editor from the
back precincts howls out: They amt no
good times in Coon Hollow
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Washington Star: "Dahs or big dlrunce."
said Uncle Eben, "in de righteousness o.
telltn de troof c2 er matter o. conscience
an tellin' it case hits gwintcr hurt some
body's feelin'S."
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Chicago Tribune: Poor old turkr' sars,
castically cluckcd the hen. You are on
your last legs, and your ACKNOWLEDGMENT is
only n question of a few days."
THAT may be-" replied the big barnyard
fowl that was fattening for THANKSGIVING,
but I'm not unspeakable, anyhow. Gobblel
CiObblei GobblpI'
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

indianapolis Journal: "Your life has been
one of many reyersCs," said the kind lady.
"Nes'm." answered Dismal Dawson,
Bout every place l turn up l sit turned
down"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

The most formidable obstacle that
republicans ambitious for office will
have to face when Mckinley takes pos
session of the white house is civil scrv-
ice regulation
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Some of the changes in the charter
which the retailers have decided to rec
ommcnd to the Legislature are com
mendable and some are, to say the least,
not well considered. The proposition to
abolish the Office of comptroller Is one.
The comptroller is one Of the most neces-
sary officials on the city pay roll. If
be performs his duty faithfully and
efficiently he not only earns his own
salary and that of his deputies and
clerks, but he saves the city thousands
uEon thousands of dollars annually.
The comptroller is the only check the
city has against treasury defalcation,
the payment of fraudulent, excessive or
Illegal claims ana unearned warrants
In fact the comptroller is, all things CON
sidered, the most Indispensable officer in
the city hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

lotHl ''''''''''
Less deductions for unsold and returned
copies ......... .,...,...'''''l-''J'
Total not sales ......... ....,..... 636 SCI
Net daily average ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....... 2OS54
GEORGE II TzSCHUCK.
Sworn 10 before nc and subscribed in my
presence this 3lst day OF october. 1896,
N J.. FELL.
tscai) Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

This is the day when the United
States takes hand in the dismember-
ing of tnrkcy.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

New York Press: And this onc?"
"Ah, that Is a hopeless Gaze of water on
the brain He labors under the impression
that he is n milkman."
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Detroit Free Press: Father" asked the
little boy, what Is n blessing In disguisc?"
"a blessing in disguise? It's ATS "a
fully insured fire when business is dun, for
instance"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26
@-'S%S.>S&S.>Ss;S>SSS>S.>S
TTurkey'' T

Is barred by circumstances
attending our national Thanks
giving from really entering
into the spirit of the feast
but his loss is our gain and
we may be thankful that the
situation is not reversed.
Another thing to be thank
full for-if we do say it's the
opportunity afforded by our
store for being well dressed at
small cost. From evening
dress of correct cut to the
ulster, from the business sack
to the dressier cutaway-
whatever is right for the sea-
son and to your station in life
is sure to be found here, and
what is more, it is sure to be
right.
Our Furnishing Depart
ment affords an opportunity
you ought not to neglect if
there are any articles you
need to touch up your appear
ance. We can suit the most
fastidious.
". B.-We close 7huysaay
al 1900 p. M. Shayp.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26
STATEMENT or CIRCULATION.
State OF Nebraska.
Douglas County.

douglas County.
George -. yzschu@k secretary Of The Bee rub
fishing company, being duly sworn, says that the
actual number OF full and complete copies OF The
Daily Morning, Evening ana sunday Bee printed
during the month Of October 1896. was as fol-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Washington Star: Dear met said Willie
GigPs. 81 hope that chrysanthemums won't
go out of fashion all of sudden, as they
threaten to do"
what difference does that make?"
IF l take mine off now ] know i shall
take cOldi"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-26

Detroit Tribune: "Of course" remarked
Romulus to Remus, as they strolled through
the Elysian fields to get up an appetite for
ambrosia, ~ don't wish to be understood as
kicking. The wolf was n blamed sight bet
ter than nothing | tell you those; but just
the same, wouldn't It he swell to have our
pictures in these infant food advertisements?
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
No Mar. Fear Dentist.

Look al the nesS
 evolution in dentis-
 try which Is intro
 duced by the A. HeayeHston Dental Co, permanently located in the city of Prescott. Tue A. Hesyens;on Dental Co, will ex- tract teeth with the new vegetable vapor gas. which is . pure oxygen, the only absolute safe and painless method of extracting teeth. Teeth filled absolutely without pain. This is not a tale but 1t will be proven by a thousand living testimonials m the city of Prescott and vicinity. Denture plates, bridge, crown, eic., etc. made on the shortest order and guaranteed to ft. Old plates made over as new. Irregularity ot teet Ii corrected. Alveolar Abess, Necrosis, Pyorrhea Alyeolars, Puplus, Pen. cSmentitis, PlutrecSnt Pubs aud other diseases of the mouth cured m short time by an entirely new pro cess or no pay. It needs a triai to appreciate. Dr. \. Heayenseon IS actually in the dental practice for the last twenty years and lS the m ventor of many improvements by which he can do all operations pam less. Remember that the Heaven ston Dental Institution IS complete in all its branches aud Is located 'n Office Row, Prescott. ATiZ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29

No. s2l. Application for a Patent.
U $ LAND OFFICE

Prescott. Arizona. Decembcr Ii. l-sA
 Notice .s keE by gwen tat The Cougrcss Gold SomIsny 9g h 6ase. i', Irsside.', ,, Y ,. it. hled its application for patent for fifteen huu- drod linear fa.t ot tha ola state miur or yuiu- hCsrtns golt aud siiyeF, sita =urtacg gruand siN ine District. C,uEty Of haNauai and Territury of AriEoua and dasiguaf,si by the reld notes and otlciai pat uu tle lu this uiilce A- Alnrful Survuy Ao. llsa. Said Mineral cUry No. lis. bsins d-srrib bod as fo.lovs. Co ait
 Beginning at south center cnd- who're is sat a pine pos' izt tn C lQus set In guound aud sur ruunnat t5 uouumsut Vf sto1c- post ElArk',l ~ VI No l-4ls+ A cross on frallte ts'9i. ..er oxlUxs ft above ground mErke1 B A O A No l-il-l bear- \ ti des -G min E as e. 1hllce fI ts..s sG min E. alU ft Co O x M C No % Original location mou bsar- \ tl dess "a min c "a C. A pine Eosi 4xg in e lung zat ln grclud and sur ruuniasl by mon of stones, pot ru4rA.,t o S W C No 1--lls@. cruss oa gfalIie rock ln place hsars < tl dFgs SI mia W lstt. Theme Ss des- I5 min W isld ft ta Q S M q No ldeaIical with location A pine po~t tXt iu 3 ft louE set in ground and surrounded hJ mon Ot stolr~, poet IaaFkfd Q S M C No 8-lisL \ crus= on sraGlte rark iu place marked BROSMC No 8-ilst bear. < af dazs s0 min V 4a e. Thence - ca uszs- z5 uiin W so it to Q S M ' No a, identical vlih location. Wtero Is s-ci .n ground surrou1,ie,t hl mon of stours pine pu-t i1t ia Co ioug zrkesi O S M c No t-iiss. A crlss on granite rock in place marked @ HOS N C Nas-ll-9 bear gl degs sB min W e it, sAms course So C to N ( No 3 HiautiCai with lucaiiou where l- sct "a srauud pine poet surrcuE iel with mon of stuuf-s tEt iu ft laass. marked O x M C No a-ll-s l S N M No1 2 D baars o . dcrs co mia k Ssls tt hence ga dsgs t5 mn k l5 b lil0 Co tu O N 1 C No 6 Identical with lucaI lon. where t- ll ground a ro-s 4N& in 3 ft l0ug surrounded by mon ,sf stone. and marked 70 S N G Noe-Il-e Thence ' ca dass s3 mn E s1J e tn O 2 A C No l-llrt identical viih location and tae plsce of bessin nlnE.
 Magnetic variation Igd. rs 90 min E. containil. 21 -8 aC0rs-
 Ii.s location of this mine is recurdei iu ga. Eecor,lar's utilce of lsVapai County, Arl-u1s iu Book a cf Mines
 Any and au Is-rsuns claiming adversely all portion of sad Old state mine or surface Erur,. are rg-luirei Co hls their aivVr-e claims with ts Register of tLe United SiRtas land OhCe a Prt-cutt. in the County vf layzpAi. Arizona dlriuz the sixty dAys' pcript ut Eubllc1tloi [ hereof, or they Will e tsruUd by NLrtle Ct ta [ pruylsious of tEe Statute.
 H D ROSS. Register. First publication December H. !sss-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29

Application for a Patent.
q. S. LAND OFFICE lre-culL ArisnnA- nt.-an, h..r E- Isl.

Prescott. Arizona. Decemher 2, IssA
 Notlce is hEreby given that Ia1as R N..s Whf'-1 pq-t'.- ee az4tre=- is Prescott Agiara- has thls day hIed hls application fog patr1f ~ nitc1l Elllireu linear feet of the kurkevs lslllr ag Ngln. bsariuE gusd and siiVsr wiih = tas- gruuEi six hu-drtSl feet in width. sifusI< a Turkey Crsek AInins District. County of fs- Nauli and Territory of AriEona and si7VSirs.s'-s bg t.e ua.d uotgs and official plat on ela fn sls otlce as Mineral Survey No. iiS7 Said Nin'Ts1 sqrEeg Ao. lis. being described as follSES, t- wits
 Beginning at corner No. 1. \ 8 de,Ss a min W ssl c irulr discovery monument. idersicsl u,s-i curuer No I. of location where . st1-, .Xsx-0 inche- marked i-iIs5 is st R Inches in the gruund with naound = st0nes aloneside. USL M No IlsT bsaFs e CeEs l. 62l ft. Thence \ a deys 90 mia E sRb COT No . where a stone 14Naxl ius naArkuSi 3-lI7 ls set % ins in ground. Thence 8 dess q ma T. co C Co cor No 8 corresponding ui1h esr Nef ot location where stone 9oxi2xs ins rsffa s-lIsl is sct in ground li ins- Thence q ~ si min W laoq ft so cor No c, corresrozding No 4Uf location. where stone sxsxZ lns ua7tsa s-li>l iS set in ground i6 ins. IheRce g dsEs al min W 60 ft to Cor No 3, same ss CUT No ' location where a stone sN5Nls ins ularkgsi S--l11 q % C Co cor No 1, the place Of baginning.
 hs-netlc variation IS dezs A mia E coE1k- iuy 3t d6 acrcS.
 1he locat,ou of this mine is rroorasd a ,fs 6ecgaryier' 0-hceo of 1svapAi COu1ty. ArizoaA b Book S of Ninas.
 Any and all persons claiming aiveussiy a, portion of sad huckeye mine or surface <rolnt are required to ile their adverse claims WiiA t, 6egis,er of the United States Land OE5ae q Prescott in the County of lAvapAi. ArizunA n. or they will b. b0rred og the virtue Of the F1s visions of the Statute-
 EIrst publication Jaauzry I5, Iss6-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29

Just opened a large select and varied assortment of GENTS' CLOTH ING, FURNISHING GoODS, 6ATs, BOOTS AND SHOES, STA1IoNEET, Etc.
 We are close buy eIs, oa'e 6Cugh; at time of general business dcpr-s sion, and believe we haze the ability as we'll as the desire. U sell goods lower than our compe titorS
 We are thankful for. the very liberal patronage eItended us dur ing the year just passed. and intend to merit a continuance Of ( he same by giving our customer good alue for their money.
 Call and examine our good aud prices before purchasing lse" here'
 KELLY cg SICPHENs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
THE COMET.
It wm Again Illuminate the Prescott
 Horizon

It wrm Again Illuminate the Prescott
 Horizon
 The beautiful Comet saloon is to be reopened. Tomorrow. Saturday evening, is set as the time. aud W. W. Vanderbilt IS the person who is to assume charge of IL. Attending the opening of this resort there Is attached to the event something more than of ordinary interest. Tor back oi the gentleman, who steps from between the old and musiy walls of the famous CObweb to the modern splendors known to only the Comet, there IS associated to him and his past life in the commu- nity he has been known 10 So well and so long, everthing that is good and nothing that IS bad. NIT. Van derbilt, in short, has ''sunk" the earnings of his business in the past decade into the ground, aud there is not a mining district in Yavapai or a new camp ;Aat has sprung up ' in them. but what be has not had a hand in it's development and pro gress, by putting up his money and his time, proving thereby his faith in the country in a jealous and lib eral manner. He is generous to 3 fault also, and the army of busted miners who have come to him m the past and accepted his offerings, still further prove his generous inelina- 1 tions and cements his friendship tO that class of workers in a slncere and deserving sense. The Comet should, therefore, be given srousing opening by the public, not simply because its splendor is so dazzling but as a tribute to the man and hi: characteristic life in staying by ths country in the business like manner he has.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
SUMMONS.

In tho District Court of the FOurth JudicE
 District, Territory of Arizona, Cc1z.l
 of Ysvapai-
 W. R. CLAKK and D. W. SrUZu, e partners. doing business under tas fin name and style of Clark 6 Stuksy, Plaia til.
 Versus WM. CLARK and H. J. SIsTT, co-partnEs doing business under the firm name Enl style of Clark snd Sisty, Defendant.
 Summons No 2s5S. Action brought in the District Court of tA
 Eourjh Judicial District, in and for 0
 County of Yavapai, Territory of Al
 ZOnS.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting q Wm. Clark and II. J. Sisty.
 You are hereby summoned and requa tO appear m an action brought against yu hY the above named plaintiff in the Distr- Court of the Fourth Judicial District, and for the County of lavspai. in the fs rltory of Arizona, and answer the eomplan filed with the clerk of this Ccc at Prescott, ID said county, a copy which complaint accompanies tk SummOUsl within ten dave. te1ct sive of the day of servicsl after tl service upon you of this summons, served n this county. but n sew out of the county and within the distris then within sO days; where personal seEvi of a copy of this summons and complaint made out of the Territory, or service publication Is made as provided by A' within twenty days after the complSt1 thereof: in all other cases thirty days. And you are hereby notified that If ? fail to appear and answer the complaint 2 above required the plaintiff will take l1sl ment by default against you and lud; ment for costs and disbursements in t1 behalf expended.
 Given under my hand aud the seal of sz Court, at Prescott, this 2d day of 5anuEg A. D. lSs6.
 Seal A. J. HERND0N, CleFk By MM. WTLKERsOS. Deputy. Johnston 6 Sloan. Attorneys for PisinE. First Publication January :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-29
A CLEVER CAPTURE.
sheriff RuHasr Arrests Nevada A1r- dsreF and Leaves for the Above
 state Wtth Him.

state NAAh hthas
 Sheriff RufneT made a very clever capture ot murderer, and des- perate man generally, yesterday afternoon, about twelve miles from Peach Springs, and brought him over and placed him in jail temper arily, here this morning, leaving on this afternoons train with him for EsmeFalda county, Nev. The mans name is James F. Boone and the murder was committed m Iule Can yon, Nevada, November 0, lsS9. his victim being AntOne Bscoch. The murder is described as having been most brutal and unProyoked the weapon used being big knife. The governor of Nevada offered x0O0; the supervisors of Esmeralds county offered $25O more and John Chlato- witch, friend of the murdered man increased the reward S20 more making an aggregate of SSOO re- wards being offered for him.
 Several weeks ago when SherIn Rufner and Deputies Munds and Nellis were hunting for horse thieves in Mohave county, the peculiar ae- tions of this man attracted their attention, and having seen notice of rewards offered, they wrote for a fuller description of the man. IL 1 was received a few days ago. and Sheriff Rufner became fully satIs- fed that he was the man wanted and left on Wednesday to make the 1 arrest.
 The man arrived in MohaTe cOun- ty about a month ago and was en- gagged in driving four horse team freighting between Peach Springs and the Ridea0ur mine. On the way from Peach Springs towards the mine. the sheriff met the teams three m number, en route to the railroad, the team being driven by | Boone being the last one and some distance behind the others. He had been advised that Boone kept Winchester rife conveniently neal him on bis wagon, and in order to gel him away from the wagon, he adopted a ruSe to get the others tt stop. When Boone came up to tho other wagons he dismounted, and coming forward where the other' were, was immediately covered bS the officers six shooter, and told t' throw up bis hands He tried t' argue the case, and asserted that b. was not the man wanted, and had t' be told three times to throw up hf hands before he obeyed. He va then manscied and examlned, anI the officer found undmistakabl' marks of his identity, when h. finally admitted 1t.
 Boone is 42 years old, sandy cou plexion, SIX feet tall and has . nOs | determined look.
 The offers for reward stipulat' that he IS to be delivered tO th' sheriff of EsmeraldA County, Ne vsda, hence Sheriff Ruffner left oi this afternoons train with him.
 He had been working about
 month in Mohave county.