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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
F-sn Friday s Daily.
Register if you want to vote.


 Jim Doran is from Ohio, and Ohio is strictly in 1t.
 The lumber firm of Ryder & Co in Phenix has gone up.
 The opera house clubs social takes place to night. and an enioya be time is promised.
 Borr. in Prescott, September 25, IS96. to MT. and Mrs. :. r. Behan, 10-pound son.
 Yoeman's pack train took cargo of merchandise to the mines south of town to-day.
 Two patents granted to W. C. Parsons, of the McCabe mining company. have been filed for record.
 Typhoid fever is said to be sffiict- ing many iu this section. Incident alTy. it is not in it with the silver fever. and there are some who hay@ a dose of the gold one also.
 The lecture last evening by Rev. l. F. Frost was a very interesting one. Mrs. Nellie Moorfoot delighted the audience with a beautiful vocal solo.
 It is said that Judge Rouse took the long road to go to Flagstaff to hold court. in order to eYade going direct through Prescott. This able iurist seems to have 1t in for Pres colt by keeping out of the burg.
 Lieutenant Edwards, Musician Merweed and Private Ross, all ol Whipple, have gone to Denver and
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
From Honda! 4'si y PERSONAL MENTION.


 Lieutenant Edwards, ot Nhipple, has gone to Denver.
 Pete Straban of his favorite sac ton, the Verde, Is doing the town.
 District Attorney Morrison re turned this morning from Flagstaff.
 Col. Breathitt, of the Interior De- partment, returned on this morn lng's train from the north.
 Joe Roberts. candidate for recor- der ou the republican ticket, came in from tle north this morning.
 Dau. B. Gillette. the energetic mining operator, returned this morning from d visit 10 San Fran cisco.
 Mts. A. c. Moves left yesterday for California, belug cali,i Io the bedside of her daughter, who Is dangerously i'll.
 J. W. Benham, a prominent young Pheuiciau. uas been visiting thus city for 8 few days, on live stock matters. He went south this morn tug,
 Johnny Robinson, whose heart seems tu toe centered on Chapar,al social dolngs. or something of that nature, left this afternoon to parti- c pa:e in the ball.
 Herbert Gage, a cousin of our towusman. E. 5. Gage, accompanied by hIs wife, arrived this morning from Los Angeles, to remain d few days aud are guests at the home oi MT. and Mrs. r.. B. Gage.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30

will represent Fort Whipple m the
 military athletic tournament which taNe' place m that city.
 Tn, boys in this office were fred
 up .a-day by a candidate uu 4a li4a.d plan, which, so far, has haa
 tho elect, in an exhilirating way, uf
 maki,E us determined to rob a
 national bank, or enlsting in the cauS' If the Armeuians.
 Thomas Flynn was the name of
 tbe unfortunate man found on the Crowned King road, near Mayors
 station, and who died while being
 brought back. He was a prospector,
 and had been feeling uuwell for
 seveIal days. He was buried near
 the s ation.
 Mrs. W. W. Ross entertained a
 larg number of ladies from Pres cott and Whipple yesterday after noon. One of the features of the entertainment was a reading by Miss Addir Murphy, which was greatly enjoyed by all present Delicious refreshments were served.
 An old looking contrivance. re- semh.ng a coffin, was shipped to- day ,y Joe Wilson 10 Jerome, which Jaky v arks, an ardent supporter of Mari mith, says Is tO be used in November to convey the political rema.us of Buckley O'Neill down the Verde and thence up Salt river
 Tle case of Joe Roberts vs. the Atlantic x Pacific, a damage suit of $500, was settled in the district court { Flagstaff, on "Wednesday, in favor of the railroad. Judge Rou-, presided. ani instructed the jurs ;o bring in a verdict as above. The cs-, was immediately appealed to lae .lpreme court of the terri tory.
 .l ,I- urbance took place early thi- nrrIiug on Montezuma street. wtlct nearly terminatci in a trs ,v A drunken Mexican pulled a gu as Farrell Herman, and the latter .D.. a move on his old soldier legs, ,ui got behind the breast worA>. Later the son of manyana turn'i lle gun loose, and perfora- ted s.. fling. He was run in by UI der ~ncriT Dillon and can whoop 1t az io. he county hereafter.
 The arvoir on the hill is as dry as Hr sent campaign threatens to D.. -ile down town every one has .a shut of from using water. EnSI -- Mahoney says that the pipes L- full and no alarm need be felt 0-,- the scarcity of water for fire ru' poses. The supreme court l will p~,rlbly settle the question in a legal manler when they get around 1 to it, when the cry naturally comes ! from United pOpulsce, for Gods l sake do mething.
 The Courier this morning blows ] it's fog hurn whistle on republican matters aud states that the com mit,.c ha asked several republicans to accrp. ne nomination for treas urer. N anne ether than of John ! Harlin, wJs presented to that body, 1 and np mnmber of the committee ! canv.---i le long lise of republi- l cans who a-e capable of filling the l oificr sni ho could make a win ming fSnl also for the same. MT. 1 Hartiu', ;n ue solely was mentioned, l and Mir Eartin, personally, did not 1 autburIze oly one to urge his claims. | The ac iuu of the committee was ,,ura1,- ma of discratipn and what the majority of the men believed to l be a loEicl! conclusion, and without l snliclt.tInn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30

Father McNally preached a very able sermon yesterday in the Ca,ho lie church. winch was listened at- teutiyely to by a large congregation. He IS a very liberal theologIan Vet at the same time earnest and eio- Quent Ihete arc many people !Iv- ing in this city who listened to thIs reverend gentleman as long as twenty years ago, and they say his sermons ring as fery sntly as ut wore. The selections rendered. by the choir were of beautiful sacred music, and perfect in their rendition, Miss Day, especially winning many admirable expressions in her singing.
 John Stephens is sick with typhoid fever.
 Ed. Horne has gone down to Phenix to take in the circus.
 Charley Nj. CIarE, of Jerome, is in town for few days of rest and recreation.
 G. B. Scammel. the energetic min ing man, Is in towc to-day from Cherry creek.
 Mrs. Charles Donaldson and daughter, Miss Cora, are m town aBd will remain during the winter.
 sam Bartley, who can mako free silver talk on the question of spices and the l:ke. Is again m town sizing up the business situation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
Fran -aussGays Daily.

Don't forge; the p per cent re ductlou saie at the BandOoX. Frost last night. The issue changes with the times. What about those reduction worksi Temperature yesterday: high, 7l; low. 3l. ADoraa club will be star ed n Prescott next week. The biennial fa.l chestnut-' Mark Smith and Statehood. The weather Is getting cold, while
 politicians are warming up. It Is said that Wolaey will be an
 independent silver mug~umP candi- date for congress. Workmeu in the $. F., P. P.
 round house yesterday captured a ceutipede six and a half inches ID
 length and extremely large in pro- portion.
 Bisbee has another paper, the
 Daily Democrat. lt Is published by
 Upton and Howe and Is democratic
 ID politics.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
SInn Reward. SInO.

Tho reaiar- uf ths- paper VIII 10" p,ea-e.l TO le.-D -r.r tss-e i- sd las-. one G-eafad disease tha- -cie.ce las t- able ru cure Iu all Iis -ta- and that i- catarra halt- tafarrn = ura a tlie only positive cure uoE Known Go tfe unt,llcA4 fraternity. gafArEh teiu, Cnu~tifutlonal d s- ea-a. raIglrs- a constitution lrrratmeut- haA Cafzrrn Cure I~ taken internally. acting directly upon the hluoi and wGrog- surfaces or The ey-- tem thereby destroying fa- foundation of the diSaa-a. ana clyIl- tle patient srreuE 20 by blildIuE up ghe cons lturlul and a~-l-iilS nature in doin- Its work. IHe pruVrletos- have Co much fEl-L il it- cura- .ye paNers. that futl offer One Hundred Dollars for any ca-e that r fAi.s Co cure. Send for ll-- ts-rgm1ula.s.
 Adira-s. r. J. CHENEY N co Toledo, O.
 Noli by hruE-iSt-. ssc
 Hsl's FAmlly Pills ars the best.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
GENTLEMEN,

Suits so made to order from Sl5 and upward, by J. DERR, the artisuc tailor of Pres 5ott. Now IS your time, gen tlemen, to get a cheap suit. Perfect ft guaranteed Tn every respect. Call and see me before purchasing alse- where. J. DERR.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
China and Japan.

Man Wo Chung has just received genuine and besutiful oriental stock of mems summer silk shirts, Eandkerchiefs, Chinese and Japan ese rugs. Come and examine my beautiful China Tea Sets, Work Baskets, all of Oriental make. The Ladies are especially invited. Call and see how cheap we sell.
 West Side of Granite Street, ia Brick Store. 1p2tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
IusI.tTnnn Hnnd,s

Sarsapariila when you need a medi- cine 10 purify your blood, strengthen your nerves, and give you an appe- tite. There can be no substitute for Hoods.
 Hooi's Pills are the best after dinner pill; assist digestion, prevent constipation. 20c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30

John :. Ross, republican candi- date for sheriff, Is slowly recovering from an attack oi typhoid fever, and will not be atle to enter into cam paiSn work for several days yet. IL IS to be regretted that Mr. Ross illness comes at the time u does, and the voters oi the county gener- ally should be generously inclined toward him ana his candidacy in consequence. He Is an A No. man and feels his recon. at}lictiou very keenly, and when able will visit all sections and all people, to whom we commend h.m
 George Dwyer, the br.g young son of Daniel Dwyer, who tysng in Clyde, New York. st pr. ont. in late letter saws that New \ ors will undoubtedly go heavy for Mckinley and that the general sentiment of people ID the community in which he lives, IS ;aat Mckinley will be elected pres .af. This Is a hard nut for the -.gi1r member of the family in tai r.,y, t1 crack. 1S Ar Dwycr is a sacred bei.eTori1 demo- cracy from ;he court house yard in Prescott to tho White House lawn at Washin ;tou.
 Father McNally lei; this morning for California.
 Doane Merrill, the Jerome mer- chant, IS In town.
 Buckley O'Neill left yesterday for Mohaye county.
 Mrs. R. R. Blame has returned from visit 10 Jerome.
 E. B. Gage aud F. NJ. Murphy have gone down tO Congress.
 Thos. R. Klng, the Chino tock- man. IS in toUu.ou business.
 James Shirley left this morning for Chicago. oa m'niuE business.
 Wm. 0. Harreu, ai Jerome. is among the visitors tu town to-day.
 Henry Blauyelt. who has been seriously iii f5r several weeks. with an attack of typhoid fever, Is again on the streets.
 F. k. Burnham, the famous Afri- can scout, who has gained a world wide reputation, IS iu Los Angeles. He formerly resided in Prescott.
 Dionicius Miller. the well known Big Bug miner, accompanied by his bright young son, FIdeil, was vis- itor to this office to-day.
 George Waide!I. a sterling silver miner, but who Is working a gold mine successfully on the Hasa yamps, is in town today, and says his property IS appreciating in value.
 Judge E. ". Wells, Governor R. C. Powers, John Lawler, E. J. F. Horne. Mr. ami Mrs. r. F. Andrews, Miss Sadie Archibald. R. |. Wells, D. Gilis and Q. II. Jackson return ed on this afternoons train from PhCniX.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
EIO RewArdi

For any case of dandruff that Smiths Dandruf PCmade fails 70 cuIe. Never fails to cure dandruf, itching scalp and falling hair. The only guaranteed remedy. At Frank D. Myers Palace Barber Shop. flme
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
Enp!0ynent Office! !

MONT FOEG -F Inst r. SALMON is still 1 ' lu the cunui gment busiue-a il tli= city. where hs is sendil- helpto all parts gf tae Cuvu- try. Those wisblE situations wl'l uEd lt Co their advantaee ,o step in and register their names and residence
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
Through His Nervinc l. Bess
 efactor to Chousards.'

Syey WIDELY known Nisco1Sln punESlicr "A who resic-s st Green Bay. writes
 March 9th, lSJs a5 follows.
 Five years ago locaHU sn nervous that mental work was o burden. IcCulI not rCst at night on accom-; af ,leeqicssn.-s. Ny attention rsas called Co Dr. Niles Eystora- tive Ncrv!ue. and cos1u"ucci % Usc lt with tle yCry best c!,r-t S.nco then l have Eept q bottle in my house and use it whrrcvcr my nerves lr-lr1e uastruEc, with always tLe sane saci rss1.;s. Ny scn aiso n- NiIarS take, it Tor nervousness O'' '''AANs' vsth li.e never failing NaTVirp srr-css. l have rccou-
 u.e.dcd it Jo many aud Restores it cur.s ther. All Who yr. succr from nerve nEdllslss..ss troubles should try it. It IS free f-cm narcotics, perfectly harm less and yet sl1tras and strengthens. Dr. Niles, through h.s N-Evile is a oeucfactor to thousands" \. C. LEHMAN
 Editor and p5lgr,c;o- @, DER LASpsXAS.
 Dr. Nl-S' Nc-etnc .s sold on guarHutes 3rst bottle wlli oe1eat e money refUadSd.
 Walter c. Scott. a former em- ployee of this paper, and at present the republican candidate for district attorney uf Apache county, stopped over en route to his home from Phe nix. to view the old town and renew former acquajutances. MT. Scott has many friends m thls section, and all wish him victory in Noyem- Der.
 Bob Lcatherwood, sheriff of Pima county. left last night for his home in Tucson having n custody . prisoner. Bob Is one of the promi nent politicians of Arizona, and for many terms was leading legislator from Pima county. He has always been 8 conservative and yet fear less man. and his election to the office he now holds IS but a small reward for the past good he has ex- tended his people, and particularly the democratic party.
 Buckley O'Neill, popuiist caudi date for congress, arrived last night from cauvassing tour of the north ern counties, and leaves in a few days to continue the fight m the south. which he says will be the de cisive battle ground of the priuci- pies he is advocating. He seems bouvant over the outlook, an i'm pression which naturally forces ! itself onto any man who makes a 1 calva rr. Inc people, which IS | ouly dssi Ay,. 4sn tho votes are counted.
 Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Butcher en- tertained the High Five club and a few invited guests at their resi- ! dence last evening, which was a very enjoyable affair. Several games ol the fascinating game were played and elegant refreshments were served during the evening.
 Miss Kate l.. Heizer returned yesterday from her visit to relatives m Iowa.
 Rev. D. NJ. Wynkoop went out tC Jerome to-day, where he will holc services tomorrow.
 H. J. Allen, Dr. Wood, Mir. anc Mrs. J. P. Dillon, Mrs. Thomas Fur ner and Miss LeWall, of Jerome came in on this mornings train.
 There are nearly 2,5OO names or ! the great register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
NOIICE

NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular GA- ~ uusl meeting of the stockholders of tAs GOLDEN TREASURE MINING AND MILL ING COMPANY will be held in tho cOmpAny's office at Frcscuit, AFiEoua, on the sixth Day Of october, iS96, at o'clock D. m. for the par pee of elcc:ing tireCtor~ and trAnsaStinE saeh other hl-lue-s as may properly come before tAa meeting A. D BAkNHART. Secr.tAry,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
Political Announcements. .

Cards Of cNndidatrs. irrespective ~ party. will be inserted jn this cullmn. Terms made known on application.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30

It IS free f-cm narcotics, perfectly harm less and yet saltra= and -trcrgthcns. Dr. Niles. through u.s S wine is a bcucfactor "a tbousarGs' NC. LEHMAN.
 Editor and proprietor @, DER LASpsXAN.
 Dr. Ml-s' Nc-e'nC .s sold on guarantee Srst bottle ,lli ul1eat e money reiUad5d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30
EVE lore

Medicinal value tn a bottle ci Hoods Sarsa- parilla than in any other preparation More sklll s required. more care taken, more expense incurred in it's manufacture. IL costs ths proprietor and the dealer raoro but it costs the consumer less. as ho gets more doses for his money More curative power is secured byi peculiar combination, proportion and process, which make it peculiar Co itself Moro people arc employed and more space O.
 euplcd in its Laboratory than any other EooPe wonderful cures effected and more tes- ulHOuiaiS received than by any other. More sales and more increase year by year are rep0rteJ by druggists
 kjoFo people ar taking EOulS SArssp2rilh todly tHsn any other and moJc are taking today thI9 ever before. hfore and sTIi | MORE reasons m gAt DO given why you should take
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-28
THEY BOTH GOT MAD.

A MOuntaineer Visits POstofice and His
Experience There.
He was a typical mountaineer from
his brogan shoes to his wool hat, and he
had walked to a neigbboring town to
visit relatives 1t was his first visit away
from his home The second day after he
arrived he went 10 the postoffice to get
a letter from his girl. He was sure it
would be there, as she had tearfully told
him she would write him while he was
away.
''Air thar any mail fer me?' he in
Quired of the postmaster.
whats your name?" was the in
quiry.
Louder. "
81 say, what's your name?" asked
the postmaster in a little more positive
manner.
Louder.
81 say, what's your name?' yelled
the postmaster, sticking his head through
the window into the face of the young
man.
'Why, dad drat your ugly time, I've
told yer three times my name was Lou
der, yelled the mountaineer, "T. J..
Louder, and if yer didn't belong to Their
gov ment I'd crawl over thar and pick
your years. Soon es a man gifts or gov
ment job round here he begins to put
ON airs, and I'm not one to put up with
it."
The postmaster fshed out q letter
from a musty hole and gave it to him,
although he was mad himself. Wash
inRton Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-28
Nass.-,- cola storars Hou...

N the valley Of the Petchora river,
which flows from the Ural mountains
into the Arctic ocean near Nova Zem-
bla, there is a state of things which is
attracting the attention of naturalists
and is only one more example of how
judiciously nature does her work when
her primitive conditions are observed.
This valley has a sturdy growth of
crowberries, cloudberries, cranberries,
any number of small fruit bearing
plants, with heath moss and nchens,
some Of which bear seed and fruit In
great profusion. An eminent ornitholo-
gist in the course OF his researches In
this locality, stopped for little time.
There were millions Of acres covered
with these growths. The arctic summer
has q perpetual sun, and the indigenous
plants and trees grow and develop with
great rapidity. The summer comes sud-
denly. and with 1t innumerable birds
OF all varieties, but they come to what
seems q barren waste, for there Is moth
ing visible but snow and ice. Within "a
hours, however, this frostbound region
changes its appearance. The SNOW dis
solves. the ice melts away. and natures
bounty stands revealed The autumn
SHOWS Fall here and cover the plants,
with their loads Of fruit, keeping It In
the most perfect condition until the
springtime, when it furnishes food for
the millions Of birds that make this
their summer home. New Y FORK Ledger
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-28
wADDILL-ALLAs CONSPIRACY.

The Waddill- combine went
through the form of holding a meeting
of the Republican State Committee in
this city at Ford's Law Building, Nov.
26th at p. M
The meeting was clearly illegal, it
being held contrary to party law.
There are only two powers which can
legally convene with this committee.
That Is the stats chairman and the
state executive committee.
The outrageous procedure was sig
nalized by the attempted ousting Of the
properly elected representatives from
the Second and Fourth Congressional
Districts.
These Representatives had been rec
ognized not only by the State commit
tee but by the Republican National
Committee, for the same conventions
which nominated Hon. Richard A.
Wise and r. I. Thorp elected the gen.
tlemen which this rump body turned
down as members of the Republican
State Committee.
State Chairman William Lamb has
called meeting of the committee al
Norfolk. December II. 1898.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-28

''I have seen the statement that no
man could drink half gallon Of brandy
q day for more than q very short time"
said John L Smith Of Linden, Va,
"but there is a man living in the town
I reside in who has never missed drink
ing that much brandy in dsy for 90
years His name Is John Hudnall, and
he owns a brandy distillery near Linde.
BE has used liquor as a beverage since
early youth. and for the past 90 years
has consumed half gallon Of brandy q
day. He is not an inebriate by any
means, not becoming intoxicated by the
brandy. he is hale and hearty and
stands we'll in the community where he
lives as business man. No explanation
can be given of bis remarkable power
Of withstanding the effects Of liquor,
but no one who knows him doubts the
statement as to his having taken the
amount have said. 1t has not impaired
his digestion in the slightest degree, as
it is usually claimed is will do. -
Washington Star.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1896-11-28

The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam K. Hope was brilliantly Ilumi-
mated on Thursday night, the 26th inst.
the occasion being . Chrysanthemum
Tea given in honor OF Miss Ottie
Brooks Of Washington, ID. c., ana Miss
Annie Booker OF Brooklyn. n. Y.
Quite lively time was spent by all
present. Gard games, soSial chat and
dancing were INDUCED in until quite a
late hour, when all were ushered into
the dining-room, where a sumptuous
repast was served. The tables were
art stically arranged, and the inner
man had all that il could desire from
leg of turkey to champagne or the
best OF claret punch. There was not a
one Who left the table that did not feel
10 pounds heavier than they did be-
fore they saw the table.
The music for the occasion was fur
nished by Messrs. Pierce, Paige, Arm
istead and two others whose names we
failed to secure. Their playing was
such, that any Italian professor would
have been pleased TO have them as stu
dents.
The following were among those
present: Mesdames O. n. arter, John
w. Murray, John X. Smith, William T..
White, Daniel Robinson, Miss Annie
Booker, Brooklyn, N. Y Miss Ottie
Brooks, Washington, ID. c.; Misses Liz
zie Burrell, Mary Rowe, Maggie Mur-
ray, Mary Curry. Sadie Smith, Alice
Jeter. Ruby Page, Hannah Reid, Mar
cissa Wells, Nellie Barclay, Florence
White, Bernice White, Viola Lucas
Rosa Moody.
Messrs- g. M. Carter, Joseph Burrell
w. s. Peyton, John Murray, @ Drake
Robert Randolph, Frank Powell, A. q
FORESTER, Richard Kemp, Edward
Moore, Edward Page. Charles Armis.
tead, George Dsbney, O. III. Wells
Charles Wilder, George Evans, James
Scott, James Earle, Daniel Robinson
Robert Brown, Peyton Page. Walter
Briggs and Mr.. Badger.