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The San Francisco call., 1896-03-01
LOS ANGELES BLAzE.

Fire Damages the HaItett f Pirtle Bust
ness BL0ck.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Feb. 29.-Fire in
the Hallett & Pirtle block, at the south
west corner of Broadway and Fourth
streets, this morning caused damage to
the amount of about $11 900. The origin
of the fire is not known. The building is
three-story structure. and the occupants
of the second and third floors had lively
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-01
APPOINTED By BUDD.

Sargent and Cobb Named as Horticultural
association Directors.
STOCKTON, CAL. Feb. Ex-Governor
Budd to-day announced the appointment
of Ross c. Sargent and Frank D. Cobb on
the board OF directors of the San Joaquin
Valley Agricultural Association. Both are
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-01
Ckaraed Wim stenttnn Chickens.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Feb. 29-L. A. Vick-
cry, who was arrested in this city last
evening for grand larceny at Santa Cruz
was returned to that place this morning
by Constable Rice. Vickery is charged
with stealing 800 chickens.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-01
Impressive Ceremonies in the
Picturesque Church of the
FranciScanS.
RESTS IN THE OLD GRAVEYARD
The Hallowed Spot Opened to the
Public for the First Time in
Twelve Years.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Feb. o.
A solemn hush prevailed throughout the
ole Franciscan Mission Church this morn
ing, as the last rites were conducted in
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-01

prominent men of this county. Sargent is
the wealth lest landholder here. Sargent
takes L. q. Shippee's place and Cobb that
made vacant by N. S. Harold. The an
pointments give general satisfaction.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-01

farmer named Fox at Genesee, Idaho, a
few months ago while trying to hold him
up, was to. day found guilty of murder in
the hrst degree. Hanging is the penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-01
Genesee Murderer Comvictsd.

SPOKANE, WASH, Feb. 20. = Frank
Smith, desperate who killed an old
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-01

There are computed to be over 800, 900
commercial travellers in the United States.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
Fron Nosasys Daily.

Masonic Lodge meets tonight, All Masons are requested tO attend
 Dr. Dutcher reports the birth to- day of a fine nina pound boy tO Mir. and Mrs. Ed. NJ. Blake.
 The rainfall at WhipPle to-day was If of an inch.
 Two brothers of the late Ernest Arnez are here from Los Angeles. They propose to take up the remains of their deceased brother, and take them to Los Angeles for intsrmeDt.
 An unusually largo amount of criminal business has come before the preseut term of court. There have been nine convictions to date, and there ate niue or ten more m jail CT on bond, under indictment, and five or siI awaiting the meeting of the grand jury again.
 Apricot ice cream at the new ice cream parlors to-day.
 Try a dish of our delicious fruit ice cream St the new ice cream par lors to-day.
 The Toughs hose company meets this evening.
 For PhIlsdelphis ice cream, shsr- bets, ices and grAnites, parties will do we'll 10 leave their orders St the new ice cream parlor, CoTtes street, near corner Ol Gurley.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
r,,n Er,.r,.pn.lr.

W. J. Mulvenon shipped car load of ice to Jerome this morn ing.
 John Derr advertises to make suits from Sl5 up.
 Wm. F. C. Gibson and Miss Alta Halsted were married at the Pros colt House last night by Rev. T.. ,. MeSny.
 Administrator John Mcdonald made final settlement to-day in the estate of J R. McKinnon. and was discharged by Probate Judge (. r. Hicks.
 Ash Fork has been nearly depoPu- lated bv the AbShire trial.
 C.F. HoG. manager of the Sunset Telephone Company, says that his company is putting m several new instruments.
 Tombstone and BiSbee papers an nounce that Buckey O'Neiu has been invited to make the Fourth ot July oration at Bisbee, and that he has accepted. The case of the Territory yS. Jas. Abshire has occupied the time of The district court all of to-day. The : following IS the list Of jurors lm- ! paueled to trv the case; R. BSehr, Geo. Merwln, F. Chartrand, IhoS. ! Vivion, T. II. Thompson, F. M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01

Judge 4. W. Rucker, of Denver president ol the Colorado State Silver League. who is interested .n mining on Lynx creek, and who has been visiting this section for two oE three weeks, left on this afternoon s train for the east.
 b. j. Warren, superintendent ol the Pine Mountain Mining Com pSny, IS in town.
 Miss Ella Flagg left on this after. moons train for a visit to her old home st Newton, Iowa, where she will spend her vacation.
 Rev F.. II. Ashmun, of Abuquer- que, spent Sunday in Prescott, and preached st the Congregational church
 Ben Cross Aad family of White Hills are m town.
 Miss Ruth Hill will leave on to- nights north bound train for visit to relatives iu Cleveland, Ohio. =W. (. Brandon. of the Prescott National Bank, has Ieturnei from his trip to California.
 Mrs. Bertha Peck will leave to- night for California to join her husband
 (. F Hof left for the south this morning.
 J. NJ More, of Kirkland valley, is visiting Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
Eran rhur,a., l. Daily.
Nj. .. Taft, of Big Bug, has been appointed a notary public.

Nj. :. Taft, of Big Bug, has been appointed notary public.
 Carl Emiord NatJhorst was sd. mit5ei to citizenship yesterday.
 Phenix is tp have new fifty ice plAn,
 W. J. Mulvcnon'S ice factory IS kept running to its fullest capacity, and then he finds Il difficult; to fll all orders.
 pr I. E. Hamblin has resigned the SuperintendeuCy ot the insane asylum. and the Gazette says that the relations between the doctor and the administration are pleasant, and will So continue.
 \ gentleman who has just come .u from Kirkland and Skull valleys reports that cattle are dylng there .a large numbers.
 This mornings south bound train nad Pullman car attached. Mesa boasts of corporation with the longest name of any within the territory. l. Is The ZsnOS Co- operative Mercantile and ManuiNc- turug Institution
 Fo-dav's north bound train had about forty eXcursionlSts aboard en route Co California.
 Judge Reese M. Ling leaves to- night for his old Ohio stamping grounds, and gu route wll! branch ] of st Chicago to take in the demo cratic war talk on the 1th. The Judas Is native of Mchiuley'S dlS- tricf and hAe all fellow townsmen ofthe great American he will prob ably excaauge greetings with him even ifoppoSed to hun politically. Between Chicago and Ono senti- ment the fudge should come back : heeled on the financial question. EA. Hastner and Ed. Lit. two agreeable young PreScOttltes, leave ! tonight for a general tour ot the eastern cities and expect to wlnd up m tbe,r former Canadian home. ] Al Kansas cIJy they will take on 1 Huch Bel, and with the additional support oi Judge Ling this repre, sentative quArtette will be 8 hari . one to phase when bumped against NIT. Lit |. Is said will return with \ fair bride. while Ed. says be wllI
 never come back alone.
 Our contemporary has the trllow
 inC sensible remarks thls morning
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
Fron ruesaays s Daily

FrOn TusstAy's Daily.
 Extra precautions should be taken these days to prevent fires.
 4 dynamite clause in insurance policies would be the proper thing in this uneer ain period.
 For strickly frst-class dental work at lowest prices, call on Drs. Alder dice and LeGtz, the Prescott den tists.
 For strictly first class dental work and lowest prices so to Dr. Heaven stOn.
 Finest bridges, crowns, etc, made by pr. HeAyenstou, The latest and best.
 Dr. HeaveustOn's dental work ia all its branches is of 8 first class nature,
 The work of repairing the Cabi- net saloon is already iu progress.
 Don't forget that the 6remen will give a Fourth of July dance on the night of July 3, and while you have 1t in mind, dent fail to buy a ticket And help the fire boys along. Tick cts, S2o0 Id
 J. W. Darlington, of the Yuma Sentinel. was member of the com mittee to notify Mckinley of bis nomination.
 Spray your lsSn and shrubbery with a Comet Spray Pump, just re- eeived a car load at Joe DOugherty's O. K. store.
 The grand jury will meet again on Thursday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
Ern sa,uraays $ Daily.

Peter Burns and Andrew Nelson were both discharged by Justice Berrie on Saturday, the testimony failipS completely to connect them with the shooting of Mike Ander- son.
 Dillon k Akers have received a consignment of water melons from Phenix. the 6rst ofthe season. A sample ,copy" has been received at this office and il Is up to date m lusclOusneSS.
 During the past week revival ser vices have been m progress at the Nj. E. Church, south, and will con tinue each night this week. Revs. W. E. Vaughan and Rufus Bsalsm are assisting Rev. D. NJ Wynkoop in the services.
 Buy a ticket for the 6rsmen': ball.
 The 6remen's ball should be patronized by every property owner whether they dance or not, or
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01

Drais, John Crell.u. Ed. PhWulx Frank Wright, r. Baldwin Morri' Loss,reet, ]. W. Dunlap.
 Rain symptoms are commencing to appear again.
 Congress camp will celebrate the Fourth ot July in true patriotic style.
 Ralph Dillon has purchased the merchandise store of G. w, Hall al Jerome, Ralph was a good news paper man, and a man who eau sue ceed in that business ought to sue ceed at almost anything,
 Deputy SLcrd MundS has gone to klugmau after the MeIlcau who stole Captain Anderson'S horse.
 The PheniN Republican was in error m stating that Judge Bethune was unable to attend the recent session oi tbe supreme court here The judge was present during the brief session. and has been in Pres colt ever since, udti. this morning, enjoying our matchleSS climate.
 The night blooming CereuS of Mir, and Mrs. II. D. Ross has been bloom ing now for several evenings, and, SS usual on such occasi, ns, has been visited bv large number Ot our people On "Wednesday ulne of the beautiful flowers were out, while last night there were two. No more are expected now for three or four days. The plant blooms about dark, and about o'clock the following morning. the beautiful flower col lap>eS all at once and dies.
 Senator Freeze desires 1t known that he Is not going to Cripple creek. as has falsely been asserted by his facetious friends, but intends to rema,n iG PheniX til the final days Republican.
 IT. Stodtard has gone out to his mining camp.
 (. Fl. Akers returned last night from his trip east attending the St. Louis convention.
 Miss J. W. Coughrau, oi William son valley. left to-day for visit to relatives at Fayetteville Arkansas,
 John McDouald, at present a Verde valley rSuCher, but an old time miner, is visiting Prescott.
 Samuel Hill will leave to,nigh, on hiS trip to England.
 Dr. \. J. Chandler returned this morning from accompanying his wife as far SS Ash Fork on her way to California. and stopped for . short time in Prescott.
 Judge Bethune left for Tucson this morning.
 Harry Miller, first class railroad man. formerly on the A. k r. rail road. Is in town. He has just re- turned irom an extended visit east.
 Lincoln Fowler, of Phenjx, came in on the early train.
 C. T. L,wis, the Ash Fork mer- chant, and (. F. Boyce. the we'll known merchant of Williams, are both in town, having been called here by the Abshire trial.
 James Douglas and wife are regis tered at Hotel Burke,
 Prof. James Douglass, president of the Commercial Mining Com pany, went south this morning.
 F. y. Babbitt, of Flagstaff, has been appointed an aide un the gov ernors staH. with the rank of colo uel
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01

cerned, until a few days ago. when three men were arrested for it Among the number IS an Alsatiau, named John AveriSch. but better known as Go John, who Is well known in this county, having resided m the Tip Top ccuntry.
 Joseph Mayer, of the Henrietta mine, IS m town.
 Deputy Sheriff Billy BlAnkenship, ot PbenIN, came up Cn the morning train on a Aylng trip tc Prescott. NIT. BlankenShlp was former rcSi dent here. but has not visited Pres coJt for nineteen years l. Kuhn, the San Diego merchant, formerly of Prescott. came in on this mornings train. Sheriff James Rosborough. ol NohNve county, Is paying an official visit tO Prescott. Col. C. (. Bean left far the south this morning.
 Col, R. A Sweet, the Chicago millionaire, left for the south this morning, eu route to California. Col Sweet has acquired consider able mining interests in this section. and will return here soon.
 =. J. Hamilton, representing the Brother Jonathan Publishing Com Pauy, ol Topeka, Kansas, is in town.
 General Passenger Agent Geo. NJ. Sargent went to PheniX on the night train.
 A. Falco left for Los Angeles this afternoon.
 ]. II, R Smith came in from Cherry creek yesterday.
 Mrs E. W. Meany came in on this morui g'S traiu from Los Angeles.
 Isaac T. Stoddari returned last nigh, from his trip east attending the St. Louis convention.
 John II. Hise, of Los Angeles. is registered at Hotel Burke.
 Reese N Ling has just returned from professional visit to Jerome.
 Ms. Alice MOeller left this after noon for San Francisco,
 Chas l.. Schaar, the Placeritas mining man. Is in town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
SO cents

for fifty cents worth of tea, and your money back if you want lt-is Tt that fair?
 Do you sell potatoes, and cattle, and beet-sugar, and grain, on as fair bas's as that?
 It isn't fair; 1t IS foohSh-unleSs what we sell for fifty cents IS so good that you want more tea rather than your money,
 Your grocer has the tea-SeA4EngS Best-and the money. s.. Francisco 4 ScAtLling 6 CompSmv
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
Dissriet Court Prosssaiax..

Tuesday. June SO.-Geo. W. Ward VS United Verde Company; case placed on calendar.
 Territory vs. W. H. Williscraft, grand larceny. Case on trial before the court and the following jury: W. T. Johnston, Fred. Sattes. .. F. Avery, M. R. Hazeltine, .. NJ. Gull lom, George Wickler, E. Colgan, Charles Checker, Tom Springer, E. B. Modem, NJ. F. Barnett, E. Riley.
 Wednesday, June 3A A-TA--itorv vs. James Absb --. -. ..--a- Iu Ie- ton of E. E. E r... r-5--a.. ,-... the name of NJ l. Smith b :s-ei of record as of counsel ..r -e-....- ant, and attach r. -----aE t~s1aL for Joseph You se, a -stsa.csa- wiz ness.
 Charles Rek rs .aas E. Wallace. On L.OssOu ua l.. A. san ford case placed on calendar and de- fault entered and judgment entered for plaintiff.
 Territory vS, John B. Varley. as - sault with intent to commit murder Case CD trial before the following jury; John Crsllin, T. H. ThomP- son, NJ. E. Barnett. '. Baldwin. j.. D. Carter, \, Springer. F. BArthol. F. M. Drais, Morris Ll.--.re.-. -t
 House, Frank Wright s. Elra.E. Thursday. June 25.-. ~.s,.- --ty
 vS. James II. Eudy; rel r- -t referee ' filed and case submitt5
 | Territory vs. John E Flr.av- ;-~- timOny closed. case ar ... -r., -s..-
 mitted to the jury at .--. N- ,.a l racOuvening If court at , P. m., the Iury returned a verdict Of no; guilty | and the defendant was dIScharEs,t Territory vS. James AbShire, mar. ! der; case called and the work oi i'm. [ pAneling a jury commenced. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
HrankAnrMar-

The advertisements of A. Schill- ing < Co, tea merchants of San Francisco, aIe cf a sort new to this part of the country. In fact, we do not remember ever 10 have seen any where charges so specific and so open.
 They say that most of the Japan tea sold Tn the United States is colored and weighted, and that this eoloring is usually poisonous.
 If they are right, we ought to be glsd to know it; If they are wrong they deserve to be shown up.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
WEST < TRUAN
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Htll'> Cstarrh Cure is taken internally. acting lise-lls upHa the b.gsd and uacuous surfacsss ut tha -ystem. Rrtce1 psr Ssttle SolI oy all ,lruasEl-Is testimonials erye-
 hALls family plLs Grc the bcst
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
Wov'S This

Ne eodrr one hrulrol dollars reward for any Natarrh Iura.
 tHENEl X co. Props roleio Q. Ne rhe ulfsrsisasI have known !. Cheaey fsg the last li year and believe .hlm pertectly hsuarahla ln all bl-laFss- transactions and hnAn- cisl.y able Co cArrS out any obligations made by r Ha. rHHr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01

Tas shaker have uiAie great til- ADfll n,s~~tiEs l-iiN. i- <zll ts tr tae rl0st -l,Ne~- ful FsuSay frr s-N1uAel -guloe> ever ll ->s- lt iuauas>ilA-riy rvlleye> al. pam Als 1l--if-s Aftrr eaulg o-l-l, lg tAr feeble sss.ria A-' slzkrs the seak -lrtllS-
 rh- fact is. to>is p-oqer'y 1ls,estaa a-e ts'-tes Gan so called tvllcs- kle lvrlis- Lot c--1 ccntAlls flsnl AlrsNly 1ss-e>t. bat lS a llses-ef sf ether flsSis ku.sl t1aL .~ got disystt'1 1l-'s raorr hArta thNa so,-L hrSt-a Nhc l~s Dc os- diAl laslrr tAe Gise>tl,a ot ~aat t,-si i,,s, ea- Aaa "a this wky Ec- tte hslsat - 30 N--l sE''N sErulg
 he lirtis pAmphlrts Naica tle >aaks-s have ssnt drlzsist- for fr-- di--r- r-qlt.cl. c,'1t@-- -- nanch lulsresGl-s lafoEustlel ul tae sll1'>'t '- eysgspslA-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
THE CITY AND COUNTY. AsBSy Items From Our 0En Town aDd
 Surrounding Country.
Auction

will sell Monday next, the 6,h of July, al , P, m. 10 the highest bid- der lots \, 10 and l2 block 2l sit USte opposite the Schuerman House near the plaza, Snd the most deSira- ble property m the city,
 J L. ElEugR, Auvtioueer
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01

J. L. Fisher has a new delivery wagon for bis store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
Notice to Ranchers.

Cash paid for ranch butter at the Office Row Fruit Store, le99tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
Let The Whole World Know The Good
 pr. Miles Heart Cure Does

WWEART DISEASE haS tts victim at H disadvantaSe. Always tsuEht that
 hear; disease IS incursble, when the symptoms become well dedRed. the patient becomes alarmed and a nervous panic taxes place. Bu, when sure remedy Is found and cure effected, after years of suffering, there Is great rejoicing and desire to let the whole world know" Mrs Laura Wine tnrer. Of Selkirk. kansas. writes; Il desire to let the whole world know what Dr. Niles pr. Miles hsAF3 e, Uose ne, has ooPs h.5 so' Heart TUTA pain In my heart. short
 ness os breath. palpitA- RSStOTSS ton pain in my lesrsi3e, u,.L oppressed feeling in my nSdllu.....s. chest. weak and hungry spells. bad dreams, could not lie on either aide, vas numb and sRfered terribly tooN Dr. Niles Heart Cure and osfore onishcd the second bottle I felt its good effects, fe-el now that am fully recovered. and that Dr. Niles Heart Curc saved ny life
 nr. Niles' Heart Cure Is sold on guarantee that hrst bottle benefits, oE money refunded
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01

LAHsI is nog uai1g1-e vs drugs. lg is nothing buk Castor Niil ulAir lA-A.sbls-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
Catarri

Has t-cneisi ne for II ys>-s. s'~7 taken four bcttIes ot Hood Sa-ssr>s >s---- and an perfectly cared. ltA!aS S "',- . sarsapa-l.lA has no ssusl. ard believe Lat many who are in poor ,h and have h-couss discouraged. woy ts restore. to ro5a health fl they would oaly give Hoods Sarsaparilla ,t.g-tri.lp wM.J. BENscH. Astoria, ,ors. Hoods Pills Ss.: Sss: s. s..4.:ss 4.:s ,-i z% s.'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-01
St. Johns Day.

The attention of miners Is directed to the advertisement For Lease ln this issue. The Pine Mountain Gold Mining Company ofers to lease a portion of its ground on Lynx creek on good terms,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-12
NEW ORLEANS TROUBLE.
Sub. Treasury Will Aid in Restoring
Confidence.

Washington. Sept. 11.--Acting under
the general Instructions given them.
the receivers of several failed national
banks at New Orleans, took possession
Of all the property found in the vaults
of the institutions. Among these were
a number of boxes containing secur-
tiles and other papers Of depOsitors and
others left with the banks for safe keep
ing. Comptroller Eckles today wired
instructions to the receivers to deliver
the boxes to all owners who are not in
debted to the banks. and to allow no
other papers not relating to their trans
actions with the banks or which could
not be used In settling them. Mr. Eek
els explained that ii was not only not
the wish of the department to interfere
with or embarrass the business men of
the city In any way by the management
of the receivers, but on the other hand
to facilitate and help them as much as
possible.
In order to aid as greatly as possible
in restoring confidence to the people of
New Orleans In their financial instruc-
tions. the treasury department has sent
by telegraph and express to the sub
treasury i'm 'that city within the past
two days $l.3500O0 to be used in meet
ing sugar bounty claims and other de-
mands upon the government. Up to
the hour of closing the department this
afternoon, Comptroller Eckels had re-
ceived no reports from the agents and
employees of the bureau in charge of the
failed banks. Mr.. Eckels will go to
Ottawa, ILL.,. tonight to escort Mrs. Eek
els and his children back to Washing
TON
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-12
AGAINST MERGENTHALER.
Commissioner OF Patents Rules That w.
S. Cudder Is the Inventor Of the
Linotype Machine.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE commits
sioner OF patents has reversed the de-
cision of the examiners-in chief in the
case of w. S. Cudder vs.. Ottmar Mer-
ganthaler as to priority of invention
in line casting machines and awarded
the case to Scudder. He finds that
Scudder conceived the invention as an
organized product of the intellect as
early as May. 1890, that he proceeded
thence, under all the circumstances of
the case, with reasonable diligence to
the construction OF his complicated.
costly, but entirely successful second
machine in October. 1892, and therefore
priority of invention is awarded to Scud-
der and the decision of the examiners
in-chief Is reversed"
The patent contrOverted by the in
reference decided by the commissioner,
1t Is said by one of the parties Interested
In the case. is for a minor part Of the
type setting machine and the decision
will have no practical bearing upon the
situation until after the expiration of
the basic patent of the Mergenthaler
machine.