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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
The Bryan eInb hss materialized

The Bryan club has msterialized. ! Mckinley buttons are making their appearance, as the campaign waves warm.
 Sharlot M. Hall contributes to ' the Bohemian" for July a very in- teresting article entitled Two | Bits This lady lives on Lynx ' creek aud is attaining prominence in literary life as one of the pleas
 ng authors of the west.
 While returning from Walnut Grove yesterday and when within about ten miles of Copper Basin. Jake Reese states that one of the hleayiest rains ever experienced by h n fell throughout that section, The wa Ter was running knee deep ou [ be road and he had to drive 10 higher ground and awai; the cessation of the storm. Mir. Reese says he thinks there was a gen eral cloud burst all along the line.
 The Prescott Mining Exchange will hold it's first quarterly meeting on Monday evening next in the court house. Many prominent peo- pie of this city are booked for speeches and as the welfare and fur thering of the interests of this or ganization run hand and hand with the prosperity of Prescott and the mining interests. It Is hoped a rousing meeting will prevail.
 Harry Reed, a section boss on the :. F.. P. X P. who was arrested yes teriay for slugging a careless hand Ter of language, m the presence of his wife, was brought tO town yesterday, and on the facts being learned, was immediately dis charged. Mir. Reed l. to be com menGed for his actions and should have had h's victim arrested.
 The nomination of Bryan sets hard on local populism. It will be remembered that when he came to Arizona to speak on free silver he was a popullst, and was brougnt hers mainly through the influence of that party Now that he has kicked from the traces and returned to his first love, what IS there for pOpulIsm Co do but to swallow hIm and his platform and democracy for that matter, in one gulp. De coon, has taken de rack track, gentle men.
 F. F.. Kirkland, of Kirkland, Is dO- ing the town.
 Charley CanaIl. line inspector of the Wester1 Union Telegraph Com pany, a very agreeable person. IS in town.
 Frank Raymond, the genial min ing man of Catoctin, Is renewing old acquaintanceS in town.
 F. ;. Jackson left to-day for Je- rome, where he goes to sling type on the News.
 R. (. Brown. the rustling news paper man nf the Herald, Is an arri- val to-day from mining camps.
 H. J. Allen, one ot the agreeable United Verde people, Is in town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
Fmn. Tuesasy. pnLl,

Heavy black clouds hung over the country to the north and west of Prescott yesterday afternoon and last night, and heavy rains are re- ported for quite a distance along the A. x r. railroad. Near Seig- man. few feet of track Is reported washed out, and two tele- graph instruments wer" reported burned out at Ash Fork.
 We have not heard of any move be- ing made to lease the public school lands for the benefit of the schools. There appeared to be so much. fear than the passage ot the bill would open the way to corrup ption and robbery. Is this inaction in the premises the fuliillment of those predictions. or does the trouble lie in the fact that the larger portion of valuable school lands are located in Msricopa county, and the Phoenix administration Is opposed to any policy which will tax MsrieOpa county for the benefit of the entire territory Why Is this inaction in the enforcement of this law, which ought 10 return to the territory large revenue from land which is not today paying one iota of tax for tn" support of the government Star
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

Miss. Gayle Allen, of Jerome, is visiting Prescott, being the guest of Miss Hattie Fisher.
 Mrs. David Sinclair, wife of the iOyiSl Yarnell merchant. Is visiting friends m our city.
 Harvey Helm has decided that Prescott still has its attractions for him. and will not return to his Wickenburg home for at least 8 week.
 F. B. Modem, head clerk in Will sons emporium, Is confined to his bed, suffering with nervous prostTa- tIOn brought on evidently by riding a bicycle 10 death.
 Hugo Richards of Prescott, one of the leading citizens of Prescott, and member of the live stock sanitary commission. arrived in Phenix on Monday to attend a meeting Of the board tO-dsy.-Gazette.
 .. r. Bartley, who Is unfortunate in having no faults whatever, except that of being a stsyer whenever 1t comes to talking one to a standstill, on spices or politics, was notified yesterday by q committee of the ''56 to pull his freight He did SO and left for PheniK to cool of.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
OUR MINING EXCHANGE.

First Quarterly Meeting Held Last Night-Intcrc.ttngA Addtcsses Made.
 The regular quarterly meeting of the Prescott Mining Exchange was held m the court house last evening. there being a far, but not large at tendance. Owing to sickness in his family, Col. A. O. Brodie, president of the exchange, was unable tO at tend. and the meeting was presided over by Judge l.. ". Wells.
 The first order of business was calling the roll of members. which | showed a very large membership, but a small fraction of them m at tendance. Judge Wells read a very exhaustive report prepared by Presj- ! dent BrOdIe, giving a review uf the | exchange since its organization. showing it's objects and what has been accomplished by it. This re- port was of a very interesting na- ture and shows that the officers and board of directors have been at work, and have taken an active interest in the mining industries OfthiS section.
 A. Falco. a member of the board of directors, having resigned. an election to fill the vacancy was held, resulting in the unanimous election of Prof. T. B. ComstOck, one of :he most active and enthusiastic mining men of this section.
 Addresses were then made by Judge Hawkins, Prof. Blandy, Prof ComstOck, Mayor GOldwater. Hon. A. J. Doran. H. Blauvelt. W. A. Rowe, and Mir. Davies, who is inter- ested in the Silver Trail mine on the Hassayampa. These addresses were quite interesting, each one of the speakers touching on some new thought and adding some new sug- gestion to the work of the exchange.
 The mining exchange IS doing a good work In calling attention to our mining resources to eastern capitalists and inventors, aud should receive encouragement from every business man in Prescott.
 An interesting feature of last evenings meeting was a verbal re- port from T. Blauvelt in regard to the approximate amount of ore which can be furnished to a shelter in Prescott. Prof Comstock, who has made a close study of the min ing resources, not only spoke very encouraging in regard 10 the future. but also offered some good practi- cal suggestions both to the ex- change and in regard to the mining interests generally. Mir. Davies. who has been interested in mines in Cripple Creek, also spoke encour- sgiugly of this section as a most favorable one for investment The meeting throughout was quite inter- estlng, and 1t Is hoped may result in srouSing a greater interest among our people ID the mining exchange.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

pronounced to be of the finest flavor and quality.
 Our local democracy seem some what worried over the fact that not. withstanding their saviour princi- pies, the white dough does not advance, but remains al the same old notch.
 Our contemporary's prophetic abilities as a president maker don't seem to materialize any more than does the solution of the water problem to Prescott come along Poor Sibley.
 (. Fl. Akcr's youngster IS named Bryan. From the political makeup of the father and the democratic tendency of the kid in name there Is great probability of 8 bolt on the part of either.
 Tom Smith. who shot Bill Barker in the leg on Big Bug recently, was before Judge Moore to-day on eX- animation. Evidence warranted him being held and he went to the grand jury m bal fixed at SjOO
 Dennis Burke, chairman oi the democratic central committee, will probably call ratification meeting for tomorrow evening in the court house.
 Bryan, the democratic nominee F,- .H. colt a few months ago, and from the platform of his car laid down the law to a big asscmblage pres ent. tO greet hum, on the silver ques- ton. He has won'the nomination, and from a republican standpoint is to be commented in winning the laurels and WreathS on the ground of his advocacy of the white metal. While he cannot be elected he Is to be congratulated nevertheless for standing his ground on the cause so nobly and fearlessly.
 Our democratic friends are mak- ing strenuous efforts to push T. c. Norris into the district attorney harness, and IL Is sand Mir Norris would ike to take the bi, iu his mouth aud run down the track
 Harry Clark, an arrival to-day from Kirkland, states that pruvi- dence or the gold bug element .s cinchiug the circulating medium so far as rain goes. Not drop has fall en in that section this year. Kirk land Is now going on its second year of drouth.
 Dan Dwyer, who knows ouly uue religion politically year in and year out, camped along side of the bulle- tins last night until the last mes sage came over the wires and then went home. Mir. Dwver says there Is no more hope for Mckinley than there is for him to be president This is amusing, in view of the fact that before he can be eligible to that office he must be born lu the United States:
 Hon Levi Bashfori is rapidly re covering from his recent severe illness.
 pr. A. J. Chandler, a prominent Salt river land owner. Is visiting Prescott.
 Buckley O'Neill has come back from the Rio Salinas smiling over the outlook.
 Justice of the Peace Berry. of Pine Tree, was welcome caller on this paper yesterday.
 Rev. E. R. Foley, ot New York City, Is visiting this city the guest of Rev. G. L. Pearson.
 The Misses Perley. who have been visiting Prescott for several weeks, left yesterday for California.
 John McNary, a stayer by Wal nut Grove. and an all round good citizen, is visiting Prescott to-day.
 Ex-Governor Thornton and J. W. Akers, prominent New Mexico peo- pie. are en route 10 Prescott pn min- ing business.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

PheniN this morning for a brief bus mess visit.
 Mrs. c. W. NickeTs and Mrs. A. w. Edwards Jeff for the east this after noon for 8 visit tn relatives
 Arthur N. Gage. of Congress, IS registered at Hotel Burke.
 A. Redewill, the irrepressibie piano dealer, is in town again.
 (. A. Reno, assistant to Manager Ludwig. ofthe Western Union Tele- graph company left for Denver last night to take position with the company there.
 Mrs C. F.. Dake left on this after noon'S train fora somewhat pro tracted visi, east.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
They Drink It wI,h rhsIl Rye.

The New York Herald says: There is a demand for tea of a green color in some parts of this country and Europe. It is not a question of flavor, but of color, with some people
 We ought to protect ourselves against impure tea just ss we do against impure milk. Ordinary tea buyers are not judges of tes; but should we not have inspectors to protect us from impure food of every sortf,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
SalF Kllrurn

Often appears in cold weather, at tacking the palms of the hands and other parts of the body. Hoods Sarsapar.i,s, the sreS; blood puri- her. cures sait rheuU. Hood Pills are tLe bes; Atterd.nEer pills, assist digestion, cure headache. 25.,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

MrS. AarShall, q resident Ot the Verde valley hear Cottonwood. died recently, aged 2S years.
 Schilling's Best tea for sale at the Bsshford-Burmistev Co. Trv q small package.
 Caledunian coal ,s absolutely be best coal for heating aad cooking stoves B. II. Weaver. Agt Teit- phone No. g..
 Remember that Drs. Allderdice and Lentz make a speciality of gold. silver, platinum, aluminium and Watts metal plates. Latest crown and bridge work and all irregular ities of teeth and diseases oTmouth. treated with the best skill of dental surgeons.
 Cigars-I am closing out 10000 Havana and other cigars at actual cos. in lots to suit Hurry up before they are all gone-No humbug. J. L. Fisher. je25tf
 The latest styles and patterns in dimitiss, Organdies, challies, wash silks, percales, swiss, lawns. etc. at the BIB. Co.'S.
 4. Emanuel, agent for wall paper. 400 samples 50 show you on appiiea- tion. South of NJ. F.. Church. on Marina Street. Postoffice Box 22. Prescott.
 Remember that Drs. Allderdice X Lentz do not wish to deceive or impose upon the public, by claim ing to extract teeth or render oper- sSions entirely painless by any of the quaek methods like hypnotism. or oxygen gas, but We do safely and honestly assert that We employ the latest methods used by best dental surgeons of to-day. If
 Remember that Drs. Allderiice & Lentz administer NrrRoUs OXIDE, Laughing gasl Co render extraction of teeth entirely painless. Local obtunders given free of charge. If
 For strictly first class dental work and lowest prices go to Dr. Heaven ston.
 For the best and cheapest coal in the city call on Gregory. agent Crescent Coal company.
 Dr. Heavenston's dental work in all it's branches is of a first class nature.
 Spray your lawn and shrubberv with Comet Spray Pump. just re- ceived a car load at Joe Dougherty's O. K. store.
 New gas of pure vegetable vapor Is administered by the A. Heavens ton Dental Co. for painless extrac tiOn of teeth.
 For strickly frst-class dental work at lowest prices, call on Drs. Alder dice and Len,z, the Prescott den lists.
 Our spring goods are arriving every few days and We invite inspec- tion. both for quality and price, at the B.-B. Co.
 Times are hard and money k scarce. Go to the Iceberg" mid dle of block west side of the plaza. where you can get the most aged liquor m town For 10 cents 6 drnk. and by the bottle or gallon at whole sale prices. Elegant free lunch served Co our patrons every Satur- day night jl6ml
 Schilling's Best tea for sale at the Bashford- BuTmis;er Co. Try small package.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
like a Bat.

Cheap" tea is like eat with her claws out-rough and harsh.
 Schilling's Best Is like the cat with her claws sheathed gentle and smooth. but the strength k there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
E,risterinr nmr.rs-

Registering omceTs,
 The board of supervisors has ap. pointed registering officers as fol lows:
 Ash Creek-J. fl. Hudson. Beaver Creek-Robt. Finnie.
 Black hills-Cal. Fair.
 Big Chino--Geo. Puntney. Canyon-C. F.. Goddard. NurtlS-
 HillSiGe-H. R, Wood.
 Lynx Creek-G. G. Henderson. Oak Creek-Mrs. A. Jackson.
 Peoples Valley-Chas. Carter. Skull Nslley-GUs. Shamp.
 Weaver-T. E. Peery.
 Williamson Valley W. Stewart. Yarnell-Dave St. Clair.
 Santa Maria-C. s. Black.
 Jersey-J. '. Clark.
 Lower NerGe-G. W. Hance. Hassayampa - Murdock McDon- aid.
 Turkey Creek-B. F. Peters. Bayard-John Luke.
 Minuehaha-W. H. Pursley.
 Briggs W. A. Miltol.
 Castle Creek Minnie Groves. Placeritas-J. T. Arnold.
 Walnut Creek k-S. C. Rogers. Kirkland NJ. Earnhart.
 Walnut Grove-T. B. Carter aud Joe Fishburn.
 Agua Fra-Harry Minuse.
 McCSbe-E. c. Wager.
 StOddard-Alonzo Hill.
 Msyer-W. E. Wicks.
 Cordes es-J. H. Webb.
 Rumble Bee-W. W. Snyder. Gladiator-Ed. Foltz.
 General Business Notes. StrawberrIes at Aitken'S If Strawberries at Aitksn's. If Fresh candies of all kinds at Ait ken's. Id Strawberries received every day at Dillon < Akers'. If Fresh shipment of Gunther's cele brSted Chicago candies received to- day at Brisley's fruit store. d2tf Send 10 cents to the JOURNAL MINER for a copy of the new Arizona mining law, vest pocket edition. If Our leading barber, Frank D. Myers patrons, recommend smiths Dandruf Pomade. fIm6 If you want a stylish suit made, guaranteed to please you, go to Mrs. A. T. Davis, San Francisco dress maker, two doors below Brinkmeyer's hotel, Montezuma Street. If If you want to be in style, get a carved leather belt and hat band at Gales. They are the latest fad fad with the fashionable ladies this summer. Jellml WANrED-Prompt and faithful gentleman or lady to travel for re- liable established house in Arizona. Salary S7S0, payable Sl5 weekly and expenses. Situation permanent. References. Enclose self-sddresSed stamped envelope. II. E. Hess, Pres, SS6 Dearborn st., Chicago.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
What Is
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money-back tea?
 What IS money-back any, thing?
 Something that the seller thinks so we'll of that he is willing 10 have it stand on it's own legs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

Dr. Knight has been removed as physician to the Wallapais Chief Sherrum preferred this kind of charge against him: Wallapai DO want medicine doctor; want rain doctor; grass all gone Injun med icine no good any more to bring rain. Ewing medicine man (Dr. Knight)all right for medicine, no good for rain. Toll fat father we keep of grass want lat rain q ocjnr w-h-oo- pc Mineral Wealth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

(. H. Fancher, connected with the land department of the \. X P. railroad, is in town.
 P.D. Barnhart came m to-day from a visit to his mining camp in Mohaye country.
 Henry Johnson is in today from the HOnrietta mine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
DimeuIties settled.

SEATTLE, Washington. July I3.- In the Federal court this morning Judge Hsnford made an order dis missing Oakes, Rouse and Payne, the old receivers of the Northern Pacific, e1cusiug them and their sureties from further liability and wiping out the charges for con- tempt of court which has been pending against them. The North ern Pacific receivers have taken judgment in the Federal court this morning by default against the Sc attle. Lake Shore and Eastern Rail road for Sl.255,690.63. The claim of the Northern Pacific was based on services rendered, moneys al vanced and losses incurred in run ming the Lake Shore road for which the Lake Shore agreed to pay. The Lake Shore did not defend the suit
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
THE LATEST NEWS!! General Happenings Throughout Many
 Points of ths Country.
siIvsr Gaining Ground.

LONDON, July l3.-The Bimetallic League of Great Britain held its annual meeting to-day. The annual report declares that the cause of international bimetallism has made substantial progress during the year with both Great Britain and abroad. IL mentions the resolutions of the Chamber of Deputies of France. the Chamber of Representative of Belgium and the Prussian diet. de claring for bimetalism. and con tinues, The people of the United States of all parties and classes would welcome international bi metallism. \ large section of the people there, however. are so strong ly convinced of the urgent necessity for remOnetizing silver, that they are indispOsed to wait for an inter national agreement. No party of any importance Is in favor of gold mOnumetalliSm.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
Two Fires

RED BLUFF, July lS.-An unoccu- pied house belonging to Gen. \. P. Chipman, burned this morning: loss Sl0,OO0. The Southern Pacific depot at Cottonwood was burned to the ground this morning. Wire connec- tions are destroyed. and 1t Is impOs- sible to get particulars.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
Tired Won. =:

Find in the blood uUrif. .a-, -.. qualities of Hoods S4rs@ s..l,z r..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
Cuban Engagement.

HAVANA, July lS.-AdYices from Santiago de Cuba reports thas an engagement has been fought be- tween Spanish troops and Insur- gents under Jose Maeeo, m which Captain Monson and other Cuban leaders were killed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
NESI X Ikl A. Wholesale Druggists. ToleSic. Q. WAEDING. AMMAN < MARVIN, n .--------- --- -L--------.--- L-----.. A

HLl's CatArrh Cure Is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucuOus surfAc-- 0f Jhe system Price7sc per bottle. Sold by all drugEis-s. Testimonials ire.
 halls family pills are Ihs best.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
The Meteor Wins.

RoTHESAv, FIth-of-Clyde, July lS. There was another contest today between the first class yachts Me teOr, Britannia, Sateneta and AilSa. Rhe course was 50 miles. The Me teor crossed the line first.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

On July lst Master Mechanic Watson of the United Verde com pauy resigned and Mir Wm. Adsm- son took charge Mir. Watson left tho company So as to be able to per sOnally supervise the operation of his mines and mill in the Cherry creek district.-Jerome News.
 Charles Walker Clark. son of W. \. Clark. the muiti-millionaire own er of the United Verde mines, was married to Miss Katharin Quin Roberts al Butte. Montana. The grOom's father presented him with a check for SlO0,OOO as a wedding pre>ebt.
 The Mexican brought up from Congress was examined yesterday as to hlS sanity He was committed to the county hospital. the PhySi- rians not considering him a proper subject for the insane asylum.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

The Shaker have made a discovery which i- destiued to accomplish much good Realizing than thrssa-foGrths Of all our sufterit ss arlse frora stomach troubles. that the country is liter Ally hlled with people who cannot eat and digest food. without subsequently sufieriug pain and distresz and that many are stSrvlng, wsstlng Co unere skeieIon- becAu-e their food does them 10 good, they have devoted much study and thought to the subet and the result is this discovery, ot their Digestive Cordial
 A little book can b. obtained from your drug lyist thar will point out the uky of relief at An investigation wili cost nothing and wIll re- sult ID much gocd
 Children all hate to take Castor Oil but EOt LAKol, which is pAlA;Ahls.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

Mrs. Marshall, a resident Of the Verde valley near Cottonwood. died recently, aged x years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
HOw'S This.

We oder one hundred dollars reward for any case ot CataTrh that cannot be cured by Halls CNtarrh 0ure
 F J CHENEY < co. Props. Toledo. Q. We the undersigned have known r J Cheney for the last IS ye4rs and believe .him TerfeCtly honorable ln all business transactions and flnAn- clslly able to carry out any obligations mAis hy the trn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

broken down, had EUulsrCua --t when commenced taxing ESc,!'s s----- pa=ilia weighed orIv ii2 P @Ij. ,.-'s weigh over is5 Ias,- -s sci @; .- health tAkn fo- re sA.t ts..4 >-, Formerly ! Es5 s~ v-t- s --s. nSu ny rkin is SiS>.. : ,.. t.- .. Hoods Sarsapa:i;i has no equal for poor rGn-Go~a r,..s.... Every one re-a-HsE-7=t Ery. .. -. i.A looking" Mss. isA GKIG1s.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

CAledunian coal ,S absolutely he best coal for heating aud cooking stoves B. II. Weaver. Agt. Tei,- phone No. g..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

Schilling's Best tea for sale at the Basbford-Burmistev Co. Trv I small package.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15
Sparkling with life rich with delicious flavor, HIRES Rootbeer stands first as natures purest and most refreshing drink. BeSt 6y any test
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

Remember that Drs. Allderdice and Lentz make speciality of gold. silver, platinum, aluminium and Watts metal plates. Latest crown and bridge work and all irregular ities of teeth and diseases oTmouth. treated with the best skill of dental surgeons.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

pronounced to be of the finest flavor and quality.