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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
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Pullman PzlAce SlevFiac Cars daily th,,,--a hsyvy-=u Los Arseles and ChioasO A-.s Ys s5ii.S.-- and San ErAlci~cu- Pulirlzn Iolri-t sleeping Cars daiiy tA,,-,N and Los AuEs.es- Personally conductad Tourist cars le.~. c., FrADci~co every Wedns~slAy and IE- k-.,-5-- eyesy IlUrs,lay, running taroush 70 ks-.s.. tS-, Clics.so and Boston. " The tIrans Canyon ot the CcsorAio e.a A. r5Achsd only vl1 this hne
 Ask tlr oeaUtitDl Illustrated book zAioA vsn be mailed free.
 DON A. SWEET. Gen P1SsenScr Agent. Alb1aRsroue' M
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
No. SS5. Application for a Patent.
|. S. LAND OFFICE. Prescott. ArlrluA. June gsl. lsssi.


 Notice Is hereby given that Jim .. Calleu, by D. (. Martin, hts attorney m fact, whose pusrofiice address Is Prescott. Arizona. has made application for a patent for fifteen hundred feet Of the BunanEa lode, bearing gold and silver. and for the Bonanza mill ste and water right, situate m Walnut Grove mining distrsct. IavaDai county, ArI- zoua, said lode, clam or mineral survey No. I.tS A being described in the official plat and field notes on He Tn this office, as fol- lows. viz
 Beginning az corner No. !. 647 feet north tS deGrees a minutes east from discovery monument, where pine post feet long by 4N6lucEes IS sCt one foot iu grcU1c, with mound of stones marked l-l.tS X. |. =. mineral monument No. . bears north a de gress SS minutes east 2{s5 feet. Thence sOuth q degrees q. minutes east Soo feet Co corner No. s Thence south +s degrees 23 minutes west l5uO feet 10 corner No. 8. Thence north Il degrees & minutes west Gp0 feet tO corner No q. Thence north 4 degrees 25 minutes east l5oo feet to corner No. ;. Thence south q degrees 8 minutes east Sl0 feet to corner No. l and place of beginning The Bonanza lode claim is bounded on the SM by the shesUrrecuon claim of harles L. ScLaar, on the NE by the Golden Eagle claim of Jim =. Callsn, on the SE by the Last Hope claim of A. W. Cullen. Magnetic variation lS degrees E0~ls -N-fs'
 The location of tlis mine iS recorded n the recorder's office of Yavapai county on pages IS and ls9. in book - of mines. BONANZA MILL SITE AND WATER
 RIGHT.
 The boundaries of said mill site and water right or survey No. I2JS B, described m the official plat and field notes on He in this office, as follows. Co vIt,
 kPFluu,uu Et corner Np.l. whence L. S mineral monument No. . bears north - degrees 55 minutes vest. SJ61.SS feet. Cor her of survey No. l2OS A, bears north t9 degrees = minutes west SsSl-.6 feet. Thence north - degrees .>5 minutes east 4ts6.t9 feet to Corncr So. .. Thence north - minutes vest 4ts;. .6t feet to corner No. S. Thence south " degrees S6 minutes wsS. 8ts6.t9 feet to corner No. l. Thence south - minutes east 4U;.69 feet to corner No. I. and place ot beginning. containing five acres.
 The Enterprise mill site Of Charles L. SchSar aGjolus the Bonanza mill site and water night on the north.
 Magnetic variation lS degrees = minutes east.
 The location of tL.s mill site IS re- coraed in the recorders office of Nayapai county. Arizona. In book l Of mill sites and water rights, pages 4+6 and 4+s. records of lavap9i county.
 All persons holding adverse claims to any portion of said Bonanza. lode. claim. mill site and water right aye required Co present the same before this office within slxty days from the first day Of publication hereof; or they will be barred by virtue of the provis- ions of the statute.
 HID. ROSS. Register. J. C. MARTIN, Attorney for Claimant
 kIrst publication, July -, lSSsi.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

\ special meeting of the stock holders Of the Crowned King Min ing Co. will Se held ct 10 o'clock a. n on WEDNESDAY. OCUoBER 7TH, IS96. at the Company office. in Ediu- burg. CCuu;- a! Christian. State of Illinois. for the purpose Of electiug one director and transacting any and all other business which might properly and lawfully come before and be transacted a; any regular annual stockholders meeting of the sad company.
 Dated this lst day oI September. lSsri.
 Dy order of the Board of Direc- .--s- JANES M. TAYLOR.
 s'-a| Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

lralns Il and e Wiu rul ou alternate i.r. 1nicl itlatl5'-4 as "a wtE- Csys sA-oe run VII l. tuFlisli2I cy sl-f-.ts OE application. Santa kc. tre~coft E Phoenix Railusy- vitA ths Atchl>'l1 Iopska < santa ke RAiirua.f. is tS. shortest and quickest route to Denver Kansa. tlty. N. Louis Ct.icasyo AZd al points sast AhEvGsb lckeJs % all pom il tha uuitaA otz-es, IAlai-1 Nld Mexico.
 All the comforts and cC1venie,cps of srxs class rc2d vith suaegu equipment tLcse co2LeCIau--s u1alte St Ash Fork wsA SAIfs itoc;e last tralDs 70 all points eaS; ara wet irAlEs for tzllfornlA leave Ash Fora a1 3.la and 4a D. IT,, a-rivlIg iE Los AnSeles pexf afternoon a l--5 Sld Saa krz1cisco ,eea1.1 uorniuC at leI5
 Parties desIrizg to relnaia over At Ash Fa-k Nlu h.sd exc a-4ent accuEEloS1AIiun- At F-s,l Harvey $ hotel he dining cars un the s.zta ke Route are also unlier the uuaEzceuart os krss hArsey wllA his unsxcellssi care and sss-afSos Co Suts-s-
 Nos and connect St Jerome Jurctioa uitA lN '. X P. k D tor Jerome. connsctin- Kf Ptss- cuIt wlth stage lines for all rninin, e,r.1s. ,. OocgreSS Nlth sta-e lires for HarcEs Hsl. Ssl- uon ard larueIl, S5 PheniX Wi.h the MkPk S- K '. h- k- for po-ats o1 the ScurAcra PA- ciEc.
 GIO M. SARGENT.
 General r & P. Ass VI. = OOLUSNOktH1, Pre~ongt. Aris. City I1cket AEsut. Hotel Burke. Ursc=,
 F.M. MURPHY h- L. WELLS Rrs't. & tea Mg'r. Assistant tel- Mx1Ager, Prescott. A-i1oAA,
 PrescOtt. ArI1o2s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Forfeiture Notice.
pkroorr. AErE.. Jnlv p. 1Sss

PRESCOTT ARIE., July -, lcsN. To CIAEK CHURCHILL. or his heirsor assigns: You are hereby notified that We have du- ring the year 1885 expended two hundred dollars m labor upon the Union mining claim. notice of location whereof Is recorded n book Sl of mines. pages 5,sS and 5s9. rec ords of NavHpai county. Arizona, and the Junction mining clam, notice of location whereof Is of record in book T of mines. pages SS1 and 5Sss, Of said records. both of said claims beidg situate m Tiger mining district, Navapai county. Arizona, Tn order to hold said claims under the pro visions of Section s.S2& of the Revised Stat uteS of the United States and the amend ments thereto, concerning annual labor up on mining claims, IL being the amount re- QUlred Co hold said clSlms for the perioi ending December Sl. lSg5. the sum of one hundred dOllSrs being expended on each claim, and If within ninety S0} days after the publication hereof you fail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of such eXpeudi- ture as CD owner. your interest n the said mining claims will become the prOperty Of the subscribers. your co-ovnerS. who have made the required expenditure by the terms of said section.
 R. II. BURMISTER.
 \. C. SHEkEIS.
 IV.-llsal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Forfeiture Notice.
Prescott. AriE. June r. Iss6- Tn n.rris 4 Rr--Lc .na Ms.h..l 1 IT.. =.

Prescott. Aris. June Is. isss To Dennis A Burke and Michael ]. Kicker. or
 their heirs or aSsiguS.
 You are herebg notifissi that have during the yeArs lSst and lssa. expeuded three hundrf.t dol lArs in labor upon the Silver Dollar mining claim, noiice OfluCAtion whereof is rp-curlsd in Brok SA ot mlneS. pASe oSA, records of syApsi County, AriEonA. and the LAvelle mining clam, notice ot location whereof is of recuui in Book e of mines. page To uf sad reCouis and the Montana mining claim. noticp ,f location wherg- ot l. of record ln Book Co of nine. TAye t6s. ot sAld records. all of said claims being situate in the White ficacho Mining District, Hsvspai oounty, Ari1onA, in orsicr Ia hold said claims aDder the provisions Uf Saction gsSs4 uf the Re Tissd Statutes of ths Unitad Stats- and the smendnents thereto. concerning annual labor upon mining claims. it being the amount re- Qniret to hold sAid claims for the rerioi eniins Decebcr sl, lsso, And. if within ninety eol days arser the publication hereof you fail or refuse to oontrib1te your proportion of such expenditura e co-oVners yUur intergSts iR the saii mining claims Nil hNNOu,e the uroperty of the sub eorto.r. your co-oSner, who ss male the r,,- o1ired eXpeniiturc hy the tei ms ot sAid ssction
 ts-E-W-N \. F. LANELLE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
\ saueti on Leg.

Our contemporary contained a
 somewhat sensational and very
 highly romantic article this morn
 iRg. under the heading. A Mystery. '"
 IL went on to tell how wears ago three men found fabulous treasure st Rich lii. how they started to Prescott with it. but only one ever
 reached here, and he afterwards died ID Colorado. but before doing so unburdenCd his mind in regard to bUued treasure near Prescott. Tten, as a sequel 10 this. appar- e-tly, lt describes a grueSome find made by Clarence Howell yesterday. tre EU1 consisting of the leg bones and foot Of human being, bullet hc'ed clothing, and indications of a prySte human crem3tory. This find was all taken to the Corner drug store, where an examination revealed the ssc. that the bone had been very neatly sawed in two. The find con S,s-.-. iu reality of the remains of an an 'ItaJed leg, and had no possible connection with buried treasure.
 be bones were those of q Mexi- cAn who was shot in the leg at Jerome about year aud a half ago aud brought 10 Prescott for treat ment. Grangrene set in and 1t was found necessary to amputate the . below the knee. the man dying about len days after the operation .
 1S performed. The remains of the !. -l-msI d liub were carried to Ce Do- er drug store last evening. . E-r- ] the way there. they were thrown aUi with lot of other rub l b sn a1d csrted away in thescayenSer . ,art this morning, and may, iu the . future. be resurrected again and . lsad as ;Ee foundation for another :. sensational newspaper item.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Mines FOr Sale

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS TO SELL ! whole ur half iuterest ln the following mining claims, Located ia the bratsi-as inouE- tAiuss
 Inc Eka mine, located one-fourth of a rnlie east uf the Crowned king. and running; l,Aral!e with it. on which there is ahnut lao ft,.t oi oe- Velapmeut work ID stafts and t-lnnals- all ID ore Ant ore azu h.s found on fhs surface for Sh,sut ~lg feet aiul-g thr leiEs. Inc ore body ls ulrte feet wilie and sarnplf~ S11 in ssal1.
 Inc MatsOnyiilr ls uls-fguTtl ullle sNst of tLle EkA Orr on sarface for ! -Ly feet. Opsuet up hy shzfts and open cuts in vArlogs place. Ore samples S-s Co S-5 in Eold and to oancss 10 silver.
 The Lika has s slate foot wall and granite hanging val. sud the Mat=ouyilla granite fout wall and slAfe hanging val
 VIII dispE-a of hAif iEtercst in claims for a small each payment. and talalce ln development Uurk. ur vln sell all iutenvs- in both ur e!tEeT claim for small cAsl payment, bAl arce o1 long time with priyi.r-ge uf wcrkIls, ialIss-
 he Lika can p,. wurks1 by tunnel Ca a defih of l 5i9 faeS and the MatsuEsll.e tHJ or Son tect Iltlc perfect.
 tioot mill site and wood and never fAiling water m zhundalce-
 for further particulars, apply q thls ofaoe or ,o the owner A. K. DIOhE1,
 szu1gf CruWEed hiEs, ArIzo-a.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
>ucces.in Dentistry.

New bridge work invented by Dr. Heavenston, without sacr fcing other teeth. called by the inventor indestrGctible bridge work. a patent for the same will soon be applied for; the first bridge cf this kInd was made for Mrs. Prince. the wife Oi our chief of police.
 pr. HeavenstOu is the only dentist in the United States to discover the new combination of gases, in which oxygen is used in the greater quan- tity, II do 's not produce uncon- sciousness, and children use IL as a matter Of fun, and 10 verify this statement, l refer vou 10 Judge Ling and Andrews. Mrs. Scott had twenty teeth removed while unde, the influence of this gas
 Since discovering the good quail ties Of oxygen m combination with other gases. l have entirely dis carded the use Of that poisonous nitrous oxide or laughing gss. So to the afflicted. I will say. cheer up, no misery, no pain, 10 sickness.
 Respectfully,
 DR. A. HEAvENSroN. Operative aud ProsiL ere Dentist.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
How Protection Was o,erthrowa in Bag.
 land

F se ,rsde was brought about in
 England m lS46 by deception, as it was .n ,he United States ia lS92
 Tn Is shown fully and clearly in "PrOte>uon and Prosperity" the grea; tarif wo,k. Speaking of the eau es that led to the overthrow Cl protection in England. MT. Curtiss says.
 iF the real purpose ot the Anti ( i- League been disclosed tO the sgr. u'turists. projection could never have been overthrown. Had they proclaimed or admitted what they believed the raSulr would be. the sense of fairness prevailing the masses of the English people would h ve ma>;C their triumph impossible Had they told the farmers what yaey knew to be fact, that the land v-ald z out Of cultivation, and :aGt the 'ooj supply of the English people wyEld be brought from for eigu parts, their speakers would have failed in their efforts. The blac kest page in the history of the whole movement Is the campaign ot education. as they called it which was carried on among the farmers from 1912 to ISi6. to con vince them of the advantages of free trade. While deliberately plot ting for the ruin of the tenant farmers, the Manchester manufac- tuuers were prOfessing to be their friends. The rural districts were flooded with the literature ot the League. Richard Golden. John Bright. Colonel Thompson. and many other speakers were going from place to place, addressing meetings and aruusing the people against protection. IL would not do to tell the farmers that their land would go out of cultivation; that cattle, sheep, hogs. wheat. barley, rye, eats Sud even batter. cheese, eggs, poultry and, in fact, nearly everything which they were pro ducing. would be shipped into Man chester and other great commercial Centers of England from other countries. Their mission was to get the farmers vote, procure their signatures 10 petitions to paTlia- ment, asking for the repeal of the Corn Laws The means used Co accomplish this were most discredit- able.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Notice of Forfeiture.
To Ernest ArnA-. his be;rs cr ,..i.-,s.

To Ernest ArnA-, his heirs or Sssigns.
 lou are hereby notified that | ths nu,la-Sis-..} S',-oWleT. have expended two hundr,si ioIls-s -, LAN'T and tnlproN ementS upon the Te7uu.,stsI I anu huelA NistA mining claims in Pine Grove mining district. res>ori of which is fo-rd - t,ooks of MlEes m tae Cfice of the Re,,or,ls- ,f laVAHAi county, in order e hold the Ssi4 f,r,r,, Siatutes of the Uaite,i Stafes hsip- fbs s,,,. r, alrei Co bold the same for the ytAr is ari if within ninety days, after this notice hy r,nbii,, l1oll Hon Ali ar rrtuse to cOntripu.e y5rlr m, interest in sait claims will bcaue lie T,-rs,, - o5 tie subscriber. under sad Ssrtiou Szrt Ess Nlssd StatUtes sf the United Mates ''0
 ,,,-, EELIPE MONREAI.
 tlrsr Publication Au.- g7
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

tkESCUTEs Arl1pDa. July ll. l~sS 10 l. A. Barringtln. Adrninistrafur of the tStAte
 ot J- W. Burlington, your or his heirs or as
 signs;
 lou are hereby nutjfed thNt have during tha years lsS-, lss3, lsst and 1~s6 eXpen.iei S1 spl -tNenty-tour hundred dollars-aS annual lalssr pIon tle hosier Boy mining claim. r,,-orie,i i b'cS ot mines 2i, rasygs and lO reruryS of YSv- Apai cvQnty. AglzOns, and the Howard mine r,.- cordsd m hs'ok - of mlnes, pa-eS S2 Ca s,,i Tn, Mammoth mining claim. ryc0rie>i in book Zi uf mines passes aSS and ASt. The Chloride rniuius, clam. rsScorieSi in book 5l Of nines, rzEes As' anu VI kAlryleW mining claim. recouicd in oh"A - pAges N to oS Nlid Cat mining claim, recOrded m book Sl, psces S7S and g.5. oF saul fecurds- All ot sad claims being situzisi ir ti. h9ssay araEa mining district. lavapsi cg,Urt, ArlEonA, m oCler to hold said claims under ths proVisions q section 2sf of the revis.si stsfrte- or the nlted States and the au1ecslulaits ter,io Concerning annual labor upon mining claims it oells; the amount re1uir>d Co hold sad clsir1S ioT the Ieriod ending Decemher sI ls-s- Nnd n Nltlln ninety days after the publication hf~aoF lva 1all or rafp~e Ca contribute yuur prCuortiou Ct suta eA ielntnre As co-Owuer yuur fn.prs-t h, tie sSi iili5ling Clalr1s Wil h,cEne the m vsrty Nt tne sutecrioer yUur CC-owner who h S Yrs3s the re,luirsd expenditure by toe terms of Ssi5 scctiou. M U gSpf -1
 klrst publication August S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Pro-co,i, Arirona. Octol.er sth. l,ya

iFf~N'iAr AIlastlA- NNlutHr tlE, ltsas GNotioe Is hereby given that tho Rapid Transit Nine and Rapid Transit East Mine. Tser Dis- tFict. lavApAi CUunty. AriEonA. will not be responsible For Any detts contracted for labor or material furnished. or other purpose. while heing Nurked un,ier bond or lsAse.
 JAOOB HENuL stf D. r. MfToEssG
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

The undersigned will not be responsible for any deeds or contracts made by any person or persons without my vTitten note or signature. The pabhc is further in formed that there IS no company under the name Of Christman & Company. No such company ever did eTist.
 ]. H. CHRISTIAN. Big Rue, A Ty,It, March 27. m3l1l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
NOTICE!

NOTICE is herpby given that the re-ular an- ~ nual meetias of tho stockholders of The GOLDEN ThEASC RE MINING AND MILL lNG COMPANl will b. held in tho c0nirsany's once Ai PrSscc'r, ArlzunA. on the sixth Day of october, isSe. siS o'clock ?. m. for the par Jose of elacfing directors and trAnSactinr sllrh other bOsine-s As may properly come before the meeting. 4. D. BAkNHART Se-rvtAry
 Prescott, AriEona. AUs,. ~, IsssL d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Notice to Tax Payers.

To the tax payers of INyApai County: l hereby Siye nOtlce that the As- ssSuleut roll Tor the yssr issh. is noU on Hle and open fpr in spect on in my otiice.
 Alsp give notice that the RoArd of .Sule visnrs, ot lAvApAi County, will nne-: as a Bar ot Equalization on JRiy lst. iSssi Nni remain in session from day to-day, until and iac, ,udin- July 20 lsS.
 CHAS. II. AkEhS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Notice To Creditors !
ESat, of JOSEPH HENRY COUGH, Deceased

NOTICE IS hereby given by the undersigned. " executor of the eetste of JOSEPH HENRY COUGH, decsa~sSi, to the orvditors us and all persons havia; claims against the said ieoeAssi Co exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers within four months fter the frSt publication of this notice to the said eKecut st Prrscott. Yav sgAi county, Ari1onA, the sane being the place for the transaction oi the businsss ol said e. tSie in said county uf YavapAi.
 WILLIAM C. BAsHFORD. E1ee1tor oi tha EstAte of yoseph Hsnry Cough.
 DeceA-ed.
 Dztaf this g5th dNy os M.v 1slg I-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Letter Ii.t.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott Postotfiee for the week ending September 10, ISQsS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

Notice is hereby given thA; the Amulet mins vin not he re~ponsEhAe for any debts eontrActeSi Or material furnished while binx worked under
 eat. d Jh W MOORE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
The National Matte Shelter !


 ENA practical Nl a simple method of mating sulEhids ru- such as Dick el. copper. gold and silver orre. lu localities where lead uTs- and fuei- ara scArce and almost uuAiLsiushie. ear pyriflc, wafer .scketesl Nsltc cuisltsr has tscu fec,guIEfd ~lth hizhiy satisfactory rt~-lts. and has h.eu thoroughly tc-ttu ga NarlCus pyritiC. salpAtte and ar-Fuidr crr> tn cNPAclty ot : Ca -U tOIl> tor dAy- it is th- must prae tsCzl, ChsAIsst And simplest method ot sod and silver Vr~ mating aud C,ncvLtrAuns thst i- kr,N4 tsr-'ag.
 EU-lt Trlulres us pItrzlrdtUzry .klL uo isAt orc no ruNilg mate risl and Do fuel of Any klud Tor the rIIlsitsr Aftey lt ts started lhe sui- pAnr ln tAe Oro is its natural fuel unly. Nld its Srst hNs uo cuIuI sAris0n Wttk any other prlcess ,sf CuncentTai- lng-
 g@-N~ are prppArtd Co furnish auy rlEe or oapN-ity plant compleie tn suhstAntiAl mini e people. sst it gp and furnish uur uel to run lt fog them on easy u.ay uents- Hrtoos Aad spsrincziinus tuInlshei with refe-- euoss on Applicatlon- National Ore and Reduction Company 51s6 CheltenhAm Avenus. st. I.oaIs, Mo. Manufactures ot Furnaces tor Ntktl COgtf, GOlt, Silver and Lead Ores
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

The underSiFned. owners of the First Home mining claim. locAtei in Blg Bax district hereby ciVr notice that they Wlll not h, responsible for lny dsbts cnUtrscted against said mine while tha same is heins wUrket under bond or lsase
 D, K. STEKS
 SARAH STEES Frescott. peolnIQer 9. lsse.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
SPANISH LIST.
Tho Electoral Vote.

The following is the electoral vote of the states as based npnn the apportionment act of Feb. :. 1891:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
MINE WARNING NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the New York. ~ Indiana and Good Luck minas, neSr Iron Sprinss. ia Thumb Butte mininE district, will Bot be re~pcnsible for any dehts incurred while they arc beIng worked under bu-d and ieNse. JOSEPH DOUGHERTH,
 FIRED SCHMlUT. Presco,t, Arizona May 2d lsssA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

A ialv'> gold watch. with the letter "t on the outside case, and babv's P.rf"re cD the inside. Also. q Gia- n4-.4 pm attached to the same uIth ;'b a2riS clustered around it.
 '-.oera. reward Return to this a-a. a37
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

Notice is hereby given thA; the Delta mine vii hot bs responsible for any detss cuntrzctN while q is being worked under lease
 JOSEPH ATKlN. April IT. Isa6. 6.-Sn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
For Rent.

>azerac saloon and lodging house: ,Eree offices over Prescott National tIuh.'w' small houses u,ar reSarrolr stone on GUr.ev street: two rooms -0.ta O.. Niaiug Exchange and five Dcu> Mining Exchange build -.-.
 yr2 L-vI BASHFuRp.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Warning Notice

Al P.sssons are warned not Co kill CT pu-rh,s. without the consent of the ll,is-si-ss..i ~ stock h anded with a horse sb,,s ,,,-i ,-- sll elrSls oE with what is known as he fi,v-- La ,,,. M And Oar brand. Any person found s,liin., sl-I law IirI sI-S S,Ns ,s'.5 Sysl.,,i, SA!sni ot the
 Prescott. March Ia. lSgsi r,,-i,5, 1-a ,i q VI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

Grl aa,ed jo cook and do house wora in private family. Apply at tE.s office. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16


 
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Santa Fe, Prescott and
 Phoenix Railway.

TIME TABLE EGeerI,e June 9. Issa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
Forfeiture Notice.

PRESCOTT, Arizona. July q. tsg6. 10 F. A. Barrinstan. Adrniuisrrator of n, Estate ot J. W. Harrington, yoar oT his heirs or as signs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

Mountain Tme.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16

E "a trade was brought about in England m lS46 by deception, as it was in the United States in lS92. Tn. fS SI.Ntyn fu1l, and els.-1r i5
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-16
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