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The Portland daily press., 1896-12-12
CUMBERLAND NATIONAL BANK.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Cum beriand National Bank of Portland
will be held at their banking rooms on Tues
day the 10Th day OF January, 1897, at 10
o'clock a. m, for the choice of directors for
the ensuing year and the transaction of any
other business that may legally. come before
hem W. IL. SOULE cashier.
Portland Dec TO-, 1895. dec10dtd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
No. S2s. Application for a Patent.
U. $. LAND OFFICE Prescott, Arizona, December g7 iaB.

U. S LAND OFFICE
 Prescott, Arizona. December q. isga. { Notice is kesehy gwen that JAmss M More. shose ppston.oe address is Prescott AriEona, has this dap hled his application for patent for fifteen hnndfsd linear fect pf the buckeye mine oF vcln, b,Aflng gold and silver with sur- face grunEd siK hundrod feeS in width sitla iad ia Turkey Crsssk hinins District, County uf NA- yapAi Aad Territory ai Arizona and ds.si siEfarod by the nsld notes and official piat hle in this suryes No it7 being described As follows. to- sit
 Beginning al corner No. 1. \ s deg s5 min W. Au ft ffum discovery monument Identical with 7Ks1so inches marked i-lis7 Is ssi I2 inches in the ground with mound tf stones Alohssids US T. M No 1isl bean a dags D e2i ft. Thence N sa des. s5 min | go to COT No where a stone afxaxI ins marked 2-llsl ls se, % ins in ground. Theaoe < ss dess 90 mn q bo0 C Co coT No a curfes pondiug Sith cor No uf location where a stone 1lNi4xs ins marked 1--llss b set in ground it ins- Thence 6 a daps a min W isoo ft Co cor No. (, eofFes onding io No ef location, sbssre stone n axZz ins uAFked i-Iisi is sst in ground % inc. Thence \ a5 dsEs s1 mln N tto ft Co COZ No g, same COT No uf lucaflun. where a stotis tKs1is ins marked 3ilss $ - ln sT0und n ins. Thence \ ss degs 20 min . lso it to cor No I. the plsoe of beginning.
 Msanntlc variation ls drss a min E contain ins S8dd Acrssa.
 he looation of this mine is recorded in the hocQryior's Oshoe of iaVApai COGuty, Arizona in Book ss of Nines.
 Any and all psrsonz claiming adversely any portion 0f sad huckeyo miDa of sgrfacc ground. are required tu nls their adverse clAiuls with the keg.sisr of ti.s Unitnd states Land Uaice, st tTeaeutL ia the CuuntY of fAsap4i. Arizoua. dur- Or they wlll be hzFf.i by the virtue uf the pro
 HID ROSS, Register. Eirst publication Janazry t5. lss5.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER
wEDN BSDAY... MARCH I, 1896
Prof. FyRdaIi's Powers.

Tuosiay's Daily.
 Prof. Tyndan had a fair sized audience last night, com posed Of representative ladies and gentleman of Prescott and WhipPle. The com mittee selected to blindfold him and to superintend the tests given by him were Drs. Hall. Of Whipple and Reynolds, of Prescott, Judge J. J. Hawkins, Rev. E. W. Meany, Jake Marks, B. H. Smith, A. A. Johns and J. C. Martin. His tests are all per formed while blindfOlded, and he was absent from the hall when the conditions of II were executed by the committee. He performed eight different tests each of which was perfectly satisfactory, the most diff cult of which, it was generally con- ceded was the finding of three cards as follows: Hewss taken to a room and blindfolded, leaving a pack of cards on a table, on the stage, over which a cover was thrown. One of the committee selected three cards from the pack noted the particular cards. at the same time holding them up to the view of the audience, then hid one under the carpet on the stage, another under the cover on the table and the third he placed at the bottom of the pack lying on the table. The professor on entering, succeeded in locating and securing the first two very easily, but the third required considerably longer time. After running the pack over several times he finally selected the proper card, when he held them up to the audience and then announced what each one was having the same difficulty in announcing the last one that he did in finding it. By special request Prof. Tyndall will remain over Sunday and will give another exhibition of his wonderful powers on Sunday night at the opera house. In the meantime he can be consulted at Ho.el Burke by all who desire.
 The professor will give another street exhibition Sunday afternoon at o'clock from in front of Hotel Burke.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
Death CT ". C. Hall.
Fridsys Daily.

Fridays Daily
 c. H. Akers received a telegram last night announcing that his young friend W. C. Hall, died at Tempe, yesterday evening, at 6:SO o'clock. He immediately tele- graphed the sad news to his parents at Creston, Iowa, and asked for in structions as to the disposition of his body. This morning be receved a reply, instructing him to bury the remains at Tempe and he wired iu- structions to the latter place to ar range for the funeral at , o'clock this evening, going down himself on thls mornings train tO attend tO the last sad rites.
 ". C. Hall was born at Creston, Iowa. January, 1875. consequently had just passed his twenty-fTs. year. After graduating from the High school at his native town he went tO the Nebraska State University from which institution he graduated with high honors and was appointed as- siStant professor of physiology. He made a special study of many of the sciences and was exceptionally we'll versed in this branch of education, having contributed a number of articles 10 scientific publications which attracted much attention. in fact it is doubtful if any one of his age has, in recent years attracted as much attention in the world of science as he. Ho was also connected with tha Nebraska State Journal of Lincoln, doing special work for it, and il was through exposure while engaged in this that he contracted the disease which resulted in his death. and ended a career which gave great promise of becoming a prominent one. He came to Arizona in December, in the hopes of regain ing his health and was. at first, sp- parently, greatly benefited, but being very ambitious. as soon as he was able to take exercise he over exerted himself physically, causing a relapse or the disease in a more severe form than ever.
 During his brief stay Tn Prescott be made many warm acqUainiances and friends by his general open hearted manners all of whom greatly regret his uGtimely demise.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
Ss-sE9. Application for a Patent.

C.. LAND OFFICE, 1
 Prescott, AFizolA. January Ea. iss6.
 Notice is hereby giseE thAt W. c. Rashferd. by h II. burmistor. his attorney in fact. and k. b burmistef. Nhl--e p0stofhcs Address is pFos- cott, Afizuna, have u4is day hled their AppliCH- tion iur patent for nftesn kundred lsoJ inqSr faet Qf the huuldeF mine or vein. bearing rula and silver gith surface ground siz hundred dl9i feet in width. sifuAted ln Walker inning district. Count uf faysuAi. and Territory of Arizona. and deslEuaied b the field uotes and ysy No l.isi. u touuship No. "a North. FAnes No I Mc.l Of iiilA aud SAlt River meridian. said MiacFal s.iESeg No. !, ias hiEg de-crsh-a As fol- lowe tD-WiE
 fssginusng at t.s northwest corner of the elkiu, identical uiik Tho V corner of the lo- cation. where a grAilito stone sEtxis inches Is stones aud marked b N0 i-ilA. A cruss on lava rock in place msrked R B No l-i iai hezrE .lt oasgs ea mia V lHo fec South gable EIiso H t TssBos s e ss g G n .sl i5. fst ta nortb ccnier end. identical with north CeuieE cod 0t iOratlgn Nhero sra uite stons erlsxso iuches is e ln ground sIrrOurded by monu- ulant o' stoues ant ma ked x No i.iei lhsnue same courss 20 fcet Co ourrcr No ideut.ca etth \ E co her uf l0cEt on. where a gra- lie stone oKioa1l inches ir ss,t i1 ground surrounded hY monument of stones and marked B No 2- ]. .iA. Thence s r. dess s6 mn W l. tsss feet to corner No q where A granite bsuider A0K1fX2i inches Is sei in ground surrounded by monu- mrnt of stones ard marked b No s-llst. Thence v dsgs S9 rniE W GO feet t0 corner No { Whsie a granite stone sxi2xis inches is set ia ground surrounded ey monument of stones and marked h No 4-ilA- Thence I7 Ceg e9 min ,5eSs feet Co cOrBer No Il. .lsa ths pisee uf hezlDni c.
 Magnetic variation l4 deg 2O min F eon a ming is sa acres.
 The location of this m.ue is recorded in the hecurucT's office of lavapAi C. uniy, Arizona, in the Book zS of ming records
 Any and al persons claiming Aiverssl ly sny portion of esid Boulder mine or surface Frt und, are required to nle their adverse claims with the Resistsr of toe United States Land ottce ar Prescott 1n the County of 4Avzpai, Territory of AriEona. during the sixty days' period ut pahli- cation hereof, or they will be barred by the virtue to the pruyis oas of the stStute.
 H. D. BOSS, Register.
 First publication Jan %
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
Notice of Forfeiture.
TOH-w W. Green. his heirs. assign. or legal repre-
 .-.nNntsN.-..

To II. W. Green, his heirs. Assigns or legal repre-
 sentAtiVes.
 Take notice that we, Jas Hartsfeld and J. C. Hartsfeld As CO owners in the Cliff min ng claim in Big Bug Mining District, lAvNpAI County, Territory of Arizona the location notice whereof is recorded at page eleven llil of book thirty nine (s9l of mining records in the office of the Co1nty Recorder of said county. have expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars upon said mine during the year iss5. in order to hold said prem ises under the provisions of Section 2.E4, Re- vised Statutes of the United States, as will more fully appear by a certificate Of labor thereon. filed for record in said Recorders Office. on February II. is96 and being the amount of th year ending December Sisi. iSs6- If within ninety days after service of this notice upon you by publication, you fail CT refuse to contribute your proportion of said expenditure as co- owner, your interest in said mining claim will become the property of the undersigned, under said Scctlon ZS2i. JAS. HAkTSfIEID,
 J. C. HAkISFlELD. First publication, Eeb la-K
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04

Cats are susceptible to little at tentions, such ss spreading a rug or laying a cushion for them, and ex- oeedingly tenacious of their rights of possession. Besides their baskets, each of mine has a cushion, which is kept in one place, on which sine is trained to lie to prevent her cover ing the furniture with hairs. Only two have been completely broken of the habit and Lalla has so exclusive a sense of property in hers. which Is in the corner of a sofa, that If she sees a human being resting his head or elbow on it she posts herself on the floor before him, looking him out of countenance until be moves. Once a visitor threw her cushion in- to a chair and sat on it. As he dis regarded her mute protest she walk ed away. but would not lie on it for weeks aftorUard. This jealousy of anything like a privilege or preroga- tive shows itself in them an.-Tem. ple Bar.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04

A dispatch to the London Times from Cairo, says Hon. Cecil Rhcccs will embark at Suez on Saturday direct for Beira, the steamer Orestes having been specially chartered for the purpose.
 George Watson, aged e, a wealthy retired clothing merchant of New ark, \. J., who lived with his wife and son since last October at the Gilsey House, committed suicide there by cutting his throat N reason for the act Is known.
 Foster Crawford and The Kid. who raided the City National Bank, at Wichita Falls, Texas, "Wednesday afternoon. killing Cashier Frank Dorsey. and wounding Bookkeeper r. P. Langlord, and securing Sl00 were surrounded nine miles from town m a thicket, aud surrounded when ali hope was gone. They were taken 10 Wichita Falls, where they were both hanged.
 Daniel J. Brooks, an old and well known citizen of Sacramento. Cal, who has been employed for many years as shipping clerG lu whole sale grocery. committed suicide re- gently by shooting himself in tae mouth He left a letter to the coroner saving that b!s father and brother had been sent to insane asytums and he feared be was also going crazy.
 By the will of Caspar Cronk. a fortune Is waiting the Cronk family. The testatOr died in Holland iu April. l7g6, and in his wlll was the proYiso that t1e document should not take effect until loo years had elapsed. The principal heir now resides in Hdyerhill, Mass, iu the person of Winslow Cronk, printer, who Is oi the iOur,h generation. His sons are Frank, Arthur, Henry and George. al ot whom reside in Hav--hi.l and Bradford The es- tate is believed to approximate S15,- 0m.U10
 The Western Packing Company, which commenced tue slaughter ui range horses at louland, Oregon. some six months since. have closed their abbattOir. They have slaugL- tered about seven thousand horses ju al. and had 2 market for pickled A.r-s flesh iB Antwerp. but, owing to Chicago pac6eT> having shipped .o; at flesh from diseased horses. tle Belgian government closed the country against American horse meat ou February L. Several tons a. H,r5.eI horse uea. Were shipped in Japan a- aa experiment. but uo market w.s found -leTa. anal it was thrown ia the ocean.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
Notice of Hearing of Petition to Pro. bate Foreign
 will.

In the I'robs,e Court of YAvapAi County. Ter riiory of AriEuns.
 In the matter of the Estate of Jacob Earth deceassd
 Notice is hereby given that Monday, the second day of March Ises. St 10 o'clock a m of said day. and the court room of said court, in the city of Prescott County of Yavspsi, Territory O, Arizona, have been appointed As the time and place for hearing the petition Of Julia Earth to have admitted to probate in this court, an SUI thenticated copy ofA will and the probate thereof of said Jacob Earth. which it will was hereto fore proved, allowed. and admitted O probate Ia the Problts Court of the County of Kent, in the State of Michigan. and for hearing the ApplicA- ton of Julia Earth for the issuance to her of letters testAmentary thereon.
 Witness my band and the seAl of said court this Huh day of FebruAry. 1895.
 C.P. HICKS. Clerk. First publication Feb. l9
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04

Mrs. Loyall Farragut is dead in New York. Mrs. Farragut was born in lS49.
 4 Tucson crap game was taken in recently by carefully prepared dice.
 \ twelye-vear-old Stockton boy took some catarrh snuff and sneezed himself to death recently.
 A Newburyport, Mass, dispatch says that Jere :, Allen, one of the oldest newspaper men in New Eng land, js dead He was & years old, a bachelor aud 8 Mason.
 \ ,ispatch from Charlottesville, Va. says that Princess Amelie Rives- Chanler-Truuoelz>ky is quite i'll at Castle Hll, the homo of Col. Ives. She Is attended by Dr. Shackelford, the family physician. Her condition is considered dangerous.
 \ dispatch from New Haven. Ct., says that observations at Yale Uni versity Observatory show that the comet discovered by Prof. Perrin IS coming tn the direction of the earth, but al an augle to the elliptic, which wIii bring it far above the earth
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
Notice of Forfeiture

To Thomas Lewis his heirs or assiCns:
 You are hereby ncti6sst that 1 have expended Three Hundred Dollars lSS00l in labor and inn proyemeLts upon the Gem mining cla m located in Dig Bug district, hayApli county, Arizona. in order e hold sad promists under the provisions of Section 2S2l Resised Statutes of the United States being the amount reQuirei to hold the same for the years 1888. 1894 and 1895. And fl within ninety days after this notice by publics- ton yOu fail or refuse to contribute yuur pro portion of such expenditure as a cO-oWner, your interest in said claim will become the property of the subscriber under said Section 2S2f
 F. 1. LONG. ChAparrAl, Ariz. December a, 1sa5.
 Eirst prblicatio co. =.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
Dissolution Notice.

Public notice is hereby given tha. the co part narship heretofore existing between the under signed under the firm name and style of Smith Bros. is this day dissolved by mutual con cent. John II Smith rstires from the firm. hay ing sold his interest therein to William II. Smith conducted by them under their said firm name st the City of Prescott and in the county of lavapAi in the Territory of Arizona will hereafter b. cor ducted and carried on in the rsme of and by said William H. smith, vhN Is hereby authorized to collect all debts due t'e firm and who hereby as- sumes all the indebtedness of said firm
 Dated al Prescott. Arizona. this 27th day of December, 1s95.
 JOHN IT. SMITH,
 dS1 WILLIAM H. SMITH.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
Letter Ltst.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott p0stotiice for the week ending February 2S, lSo6:
 Caldwell, T R Creep, Mir Grome, Josephine Heller, Al O'Hsrrell, Vim Hughes, J'- \ Krizanoski, Mrs J McDon7.d. Mrs C Price, \ J Preston, 7 Richardson, Allen Skif, ] C Saddles. NC Wescott. Q G Walker. F Nj Smith. Mrs V Smith, Geo T
 SPANISH LIST. Carroll. Sir Dona. Maria Basques, Lus Rivera. Manuel BarcamSnte, Raphael
 Ilease call for advertised letters.
 h.. J. F. doRNE. Postmaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04

ansatiy cured. The sick and atilcted should xhlFtensively ir Eu-ors and inspected thor uIt the various hospitals ,Aore, ohuslllns rep lsAi of valuabls Information, which he is omatant Co ingNrf t1 those in nscl of hls rvics- The Ds,tor cures when utncis fall. " him DR. GiBBON will make no charge un ss he etfscts a curo. Persons atz distance cured
 home. All communications strictly Colh- dentiRl All letters answered in plain envelopes Call or write. Addrs-s pR. J. r, OlbbON, lgE ls57. San francisco. Cal. mi2-u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
scropancy.

Isn't this a lovely new edition of Byron's vorks:'
 New edition! Why, 1 thought Byron was dead. Louisville Ccu- rier-Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
JOHN IT, SMITH, WILLIAM H. SMITH.
Warninu Notice.

The undersigned owners Of the First Home mining claim located in Big Bug district hereby give notice that they will not be responsible for any debts contracted against said mine while the same is being worked under bond or lease
 F. R. SrEES,
 SARAH SITES. es-ott Dec 27 lSl5
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
sDR. GIBBONS
 Disper SFy,
BlaKFARNFY STRFF1

% kEABNkl STkEkT
 orner of CCramerc iNl San Francisco, Cal. E.s- tablished ia 1884. for the treatment of Sexual and Seminal Disasses. such
 As 6onOrrncl, ilect, |Stricture, Syphilis, in .au its forms, Seminal .Weaknes-, ImpOtehcy land ,as Manhood r,ar-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
Mines For Sale

'THK UNDERSIGNED OFFERS TO SELL II . whole or half interest in tbe following mining claims, located in the brAsishas maun- Ia4ns.
 Ths Lka mina, located ons-fcurth ot mile eat of ths CruwRsd kins And running parallel uith it. on which there is about i5o tect of ds- valopnssut Sork 10 shafis and tunnelss all tn urs and ore cAn hs found on the surface for Aboui sCp fs.es along the leise. The ore boiy is thre' fset uids and sAmplss e in gold.
 he Maf-onVilla is uus-fuurth ullls easf of the ZikA. Orc On surface for 1, llc ieet. Opelled up by shAfts and open cuts in vArious place. OTe samples tsa Co S2a in gold and to eunoes in sti0eT
 The ZkA has . slate foot wall and granite hAnginS wall, and the Wstsoavllle granite foui val and alate hanging Ssll.
 Win disposs of half intsrest in claims for q small eash payment, and balAnce in development NoFk, oF Hiu ell all inte7ssf in both or eItilrf claim for . snail cAsh payment, balance ou Iona time with pgtvilege of working claims.
 The ZikA can he worked by tgnnel to depth et l.soo feet and the Nstsonvils ooo or 60 fcot nJis psrfect.
 Good mIl site and wood and nsypr failing water in abundance.
 For further particular, apply q this othee or ta the Owner 4. R DltkEf,
 jsn1Ef Cr0Nned King. Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed. owners of the Cottonwood mine, Hassayampa district will not be responsible for any debts contracted against said mine, while the same IS being worked under lease and bond. Mas. E. A. BARRH0roE,
 d7 Sun Mas. Y. l.. SvIaKEI.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04

WANIED:-Ssveral trustworthy gentlemen or
 W ladies 10 travel in Arizona for established reliable house Salary S5sO and expensss Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stAInped envelope. The Dominion Company, Third khsoR oaAha Bldg. Chicago, Ill. newl6t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04
NOTICE.

~-sott, Dec. %. 1895.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04

Mrs. Loyall Farragut IS dead 1T New York. Mrs. Fsrragut was borr in lSi9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-04

John J0ues, Jcrcsvilio:
 Our receirts are too slow. 1T any more Eice onions, get options October delivery.
 PETER PIPzR- "Now, we had purposely made the check l2 words, while the body of the message counted 14, and hack came the curt response:
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-16
season tight lacing will be quite out of

season tight lacing will be quite out OF
date.
The new farce at the Comedy Theater,
called "The Mummy" does not get unan"
imous praise from the critics. but since
these gentlemen failed to see that Char
ley's Aunt" was funny, their influence on
the fortunes of the comic drama has
greatly diminished. "The Mummy" at
least, makes an audience laugh loudly and
almost continuously, and it seems likely
to DO so for long time to come.
The press is flooded to-day with masses
of details about Nansen's doings in the
Arctic Sea. The net result of it all is to
strengthen the conviction that the ex-
plorers are on the right track at last, and
that the trick will be done in year or
two, if it has not already been done by
Andree.
Sir George Newness' attempt to found a
penny morning paper on new lines made
up like weekly and devoid of politics is
understood to have been one of the cost
lest on record. 1t came TO an end to-day
when the Daily Courier failed to appear.
HAROLD FREDERIC.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-16
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