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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
From Mondays Daily.
ic schools opened to day.

Public schools opened to day.
 Trial by Jury" rehearsal at the opera house this evening.
 A new flag floats in the breeze from the school house hag pole.
 Prescott cabbage; best on earth is what a Phenix dealer advertises.
 The postofice, banks and county officers observed labor day, holiday, to-day.
 Born, September 3, in Prescott, to NIT. and Mrs. J NJ. Harris of Juniper, son.
 John c. StuIl and Miss Viola Rut- ledge were married. on Sunday. September 6, by Rev. D. M. Wyn- kOop.
 Mrs. Nellie Morfoot, suprano soloist, just from California and lately of New York city, will sing a solo at the Trial By Jury cantats Friday night.
 The following scores were made yesterday by members of the gun Club: Barnhsrt, l7; Hill. Is; Nan derfelt. Is; Frautz, l5; Hastings, l3 Doubles, out oi q possible 10, the following were made: Hill, :; Hast ings, 6; Barnhart, ,; Maderfelt, 1 Frantz, f.
 The Jewish New Year, Rosh Hoshanna, commences this even. ing at o'clock. All business places owned by our Hebrew cl,i- zens will be closed from 6 o'clock D. m. this evening until the same hour tomorrow.
 The University of Arizona open: the 2lst of September. Student: desiring to attend may secure hall rates to Tucson by making applica- ton to the President of the univer- sity. Requests should be made a, an early date, as the applications must be made at the general office of the railroad.
 The following applicants fol teachers certificates presented themselves for examination to-day k. NJ. Lowry. Misses Elizabeth k Baker, Elya Haskell, Bella Caldwell Ros'li,' N-~ver. Mabel X. Garland.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09

W. O. Harrell, W. .. Adams and G. W. Hull arrived from Jerome this morning to attend tomorrow con- vention.
 Jim Roberts, the efficient consta- ble ot Jerome, Is in town.
 Ex-Mayor ]. l.. Fisher returned on last nights train from hls visit to California.
 Fred. Osenburc has returned to Elsiumore, California. where he has been engaged to teach in the public schools.
 P. D. Baruhart IS in Denver on business. Dr. NJ. A. Carrier, of Upper Verde, came in this morning. to attend Jh e democratic convention tomorrow.
 Rev. E. R. Foley left for Pheni1 this morning, after spending several weeks in Prescott. X II. J. Allen, of Jerome, Is ID town.
 \. C. Shekeis and bis son, Harry, came iu from Crowned hiug yesteT- day and will leave tomorrow for Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09

: servance of labor day next Monday 1 The railroad company has made a
 one fare for the round trip for the
 occasion.
 Six members of the governor s s;af, residing in this city, made an official call on the governor this afternoon at the executive chambers iu full uniform. This is Ihe first
 Jle the staT has reported to their chief, the delay being occasiOned by the failure to receive their uniforms baiOre. Herald
 The oyster season Is here once more.
 ] Those newspapers which are just now talking about cinchIng the rail rad by or through the next leglsla- ture ought not 10 forget that the time Is passed for that kind of a OiuE; tue railroads well understand what it all n.eanS and won't put up mary a nickel" to those kind of newspapers, as they cant influence a single member Of the legislature Star.
 c. W. Hull has deeded lot f block 8, Jerome, to Mary Kuehier far $500.
 The kindergarten will open Moa- day next at o'clock in the city hal school house. The principal has kindly consented to move his room upstairs aud give the room down stairs for this pGrpose.
 Jim Roberts, constable, formerly deputy sheriff at Jerome, Is talked oi as a candidate for sheriff before the democratic convention tO-mor- TOW. MT. Roberts Is one of the most fearless officers tue county has ever had and he has a host of friends all over the county who would be glad ot an opportunity Co vote for him.
 The button hOling process Is go- ing on quite actively at present. Delegates are na5bei by candidates as soon aS they reach town.
 Che polls st yesterdays primary election were open just three hours and ten minutes. Governor Ty,tie figured that If they had been opoaed at : o'clock in the morning aDd kept open til o'clock ?. m.. with an hours intermissIou for noon that there would have been 575 votes pol:e1. If the same rate Of voting could nave been kept up all day.
 The city teachers ara asked Co meet the principal at his school room tomorrow, Saturday, at 1 D. m.. for mutual discussion of the opening of the schools ou Monday.
 John Mcdonald, the miner and rancher. at present located at Cot touwOod. was in town yesterday for supplies. Mir. Mcdonald has a host of friends in this county who are urging him to become a candi- date for supervisor on the demo cratin ticket. The democratic con- vention could go farther and do worse than nominate him if he could be induced to accept.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
Mining InteIIie-aes.

Geo. II. Holmes and other Colo rado parties have purchased the BelmOnt nina on Cherry creek, and will push work on 1t actively. It is sad to be . very promising prop erty.
 Jas. CayAnaugh's interest in the Wolverine mine, m Lane mining district, was sold at sheriff 6 sale to day, the purchaser being r. C. Clark aud the purchase price being $40.
 Malcolm MeLsish has returned to WicKenhurg and will resume opera- tions with the cyanide process, on the old Nulture tsilings, which he has been working successfully for some time. He was compelled to discontinue work some time since on account of heat.
 A bar of gold worth A.250 was brought in to-day from the Little Jessie mine. This mine continues to keep up it's record as bullion pro ducer.
 A deed has been filed for record from E. F. Marlow to Fred Evans for one thIrd of the Golden Sink mine, the consideration being g. 5OO.
 A miner, just in from the Needles, on the Colorado river, says there Is great activity in gold mining on the river, and that in the past few months several good discoveries have been made. Several strikes have been made of decomposed quartz, some of it surprisingly rleh. One of the best strikes was made recently by Frank Coombs, thirty miles up the river on the Arizona side. A big ledge of decomPosed quartz was found right on the old government trail Srme of the quartz ran $l 900 a ton. Then over in the Randburg district and about Providence mountain and in the country toward Vanderbilt. there have been several good discoveries made. One of these is a strike made by Indians. It is said to be a big thing. Since silver mining closed down, miners have been giving their attention 10 gold. They have found a great many quartz veins, and on sampling them have discovered they will pay. So there Is a general impetus to gold mining, and it is resulting in good to the eountry.- Phenix Republican.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
Eum Frd.ysDIay.

Eli" is the name of q new illus irated paper just started in Phenix. It announces itself as fornightly conglomeration of re-hash from the funny papers of the world, together with original matter of interest to intelligent people, compiled by Eli Pitchen. for the edifcstion of the public. The initial number Is cer- tainly very creditable, the illustra- tions being of a comical character, while the literary portion of It IS on the same order. The subscription price Is only 50 cents a year.
 The county democratic eonven- ton will meet in Prescott to nor row.
 Phenl1 has prepared quite an interesting programme for the ob-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
Frou rhurstays Ds.iy.

For fine cigar 20 to Dillon x Akers. tt
 Those postofiice robbers have not beeu captured yet.
 The Bryan club will meet this evening Co take action on the Dwyer resolution. which provides for rals- ing sack to send back east tO be contributed to the Bryan campaign fund.
 The name of Ben M. Belcher vas inadvertently omitted from the list of delegates elected to the county democratic convention.
 The father of Fred Downs, who WAS fatally scalded in the accident At Williams on Sunday night. is section foreman of the :. r. T. X r. railroad al Wickenburg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
SIGO Reward. SIOO.

The reaisrs of t'is paper will be p.a1set 70 asarR ttat there ls as lea~r one urestet di~ealse Ina sclence hAs h-n ztla tr cure In Nll lts -ta- and that i- czfa-rh Hal'- tstar-h Cure i- Re, only S-o<Itlve cure BOW known tD th@ mellcAl fraternity. tarArrl hal-- 8 l-rrionsl q -- eAse, require Cals-itrri a-sl treatment hAll 2 tAfArrh ture l~ tAEel internally. ar-sD- directly upc1 the blood and -uGrol- ~.rtzr-- or tla -y-- tenn. thereby destroying rFa foundation v' tle 9lseAse. a1d ElsllE tre F1-ialt Sfrr--l-r1 09 b1l4di1g up tta cons Igr-Ieu al1 a~~l-flDs EAtnre m doing its work. t.- prup-i'-H-- ave so much tAI-t il it~ clrl-IEa powers mat tlrY o1~r O1e Huu1rei Dollars frr 2ny cz-e ttat It .tAlls Ca cE-e. S-1i for li4- ..f taY-rIn1ouIzi--
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 Sold by DruEris-s. 55c
 EAls fkulliy Pills are the best
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09

Mrs Richard :. Stockton, assisted bv her sister. Miss Katharine COOver entertained large number of ladies, at her residence. yesterday alter noon. with a whist party. Several very interesting games were played, Mesdames II. T. Andrews and O. T. Stull. being a tie for the first prize, which was won by the latter in the saw 0T." Elegant refreshments were served and Mrs. Stockton and her sister proved most charming en- teTta.ners.
 Rev. II. A. Brown has accepted the call from the Episcopal church and commencing next Sunday will hold regular services in that church.
 Charles Treber. who will be we'll and fayorably remembered Dy Tor mer guests of the Lemon Hotel, Phenix. will 10 morrow evening open a German Beer hall in the building formerly occupied by C. W. Moore s mercantile store, next door Co J. l.. Fishers. Mr. Treber will dispense beer at five cents a glass and will also serve a free lunch all day to patrons of hIs place. He will also sell whisky by the gallon or guar wholesale prices, and he proposes tO make a speciality of bottling choice wine for sale.
 Col. NJ. H. McCord, of Pheni1, spent Thursday in Prescott circula- ting among his many friends here. He enjoyed our cool climate i'm mensely.
 A. Moore came in from Walnut Grove yesterday and will remain over for to -morrow's democratic pow WOW.
 Rev. II. \. Brown, the new pastor of the Episcopal church, arrived on last nights train to take up his residence here.
 Prof. c. D. Ostrom, the new Prin- cipal of the Prescott public schools, arrived in Prescott last night ac- companied by his son Harold. Judge E. M. Sanford has returned from g professional visit to Flag staf.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09

Lotta Cooper, Virginia Mulholland Alice G. Hull. Clara Buchner, and Mabel GeauuS. Dr. Reynolds i, iu Cripple creek Colorado.
 Col. A. O. Brodie kis expected home to morrow.
 Geo :. Porter. IT,, came in from California yesterday.
 Major Wm. De Witt came in from Cherry creek, on Saturday.
 Elwin F. Tarr and Jas. E. Hama, of Jerome, spent Sunday in Pres colt.
 Mrs. R. (. Woodruff and children returned Saturday from their vlsIt to Salt Lahe.
 u. Alkire, and his sister, Mrs. H. A. Outhwaii, left this afternoon for California.
 F. NJ. Bradshaw, prominent cap italist. oI Chicago. arrived in Pres colt yesterday.
 Dr. Y. (. Fenton, the veterinary surgeon, is making his headquarters at Hotel WIusOr.
 W. T. Little, representing the firm of Spruance Stanley 6s Co, of San Francisco, Is m town.
 MT. aud Mrs. E. E. Gregory and Miss Gregory, sister of the former, left to-day for a months visit east.
 D. J. Sullivan Ill return to Con gress tonight, after assisting ID the deliberations of the democratic convention.
 E.V. B. Hoes returned Saturday night from h's trip east. He was accompanied by his cousin, P. V. B. Hoes, an eastern capitalist, who comes here with the intention of in vestiug ln mines.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
MISS InAn- MERR-

Who has had five years experience in Cincinnati, has opened a dress cutting school, conducted uu the tailor system, In which a thorough course of instructions will be given m drafting, basting and general ideas of dressmaking. Lessons Wlll also be given in latest embroidery. new stitches and other work. Call at the residence of Mir. Ash 'ev, Alarcou street, near Governor Trlt.e's resi de0ee. s7
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
GENTl.FAiEN.

Suits to made tO order from Sl5 aud upward, by J. DEEE. the artistic tailor of Pres Sott. Now is your time, gen tlemen. to get a cheap suit. Perfect 1t guaranteed ln every respect. Call and seq me before purchasing sl>e- where. J. DEEg.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
Fron Tuesaay's Daily.

Clough has opened his fruit stInd. Grapes, , cts. pound.
 J. W. Wilson received car load of hats to-day, all latest styles.
 Finest bridges, crowns, etc, made by pr. Heavenstou. The latest and best.
 For strictly first class dental work and lowest prices go to pr. Heaven. ston.
 pr. Heavenston's dental work in all its branches is of a first cla,s nature.
 Schuling's Best tea for sale at the Bashford- Burmister Co, Try a small package.
 For the bes, and cheapest coal in the city call on Gregory, agent }resceut Coal company.
 A Tempe Mexican became exas- perated q; his horse on Sunday, and beat the animal to death.
 Families will do we'll to investi- gate Steam Laundry cut rate prices. Will do washing as cheap as China men,
 A deed has been filed for record from the A. S r. R. E. Co. to W. H. Harmon for lots 6, 10, II and l2, Ash Fork.
 Mrs. Louis McNary, of Walnut Grove, was brought in to the Sisters hospital this morning for medical treatment.
 Freighter Bruce sent one of his teams out to Chaparral to-day, loaded with supplies for the Proyi- dence Mining Company. Included in the cargo was q saw mill. Registration to date amounts to 1916 names, being several hundred in excess of the number registered at the same date two years ago. It would not be surprising # tue num- Der runs up to 4,OG0 this year. W. NJ. Griffith, of Dripping Springs. who recently returned from the east. was iu Globe for several days the past week. Griff said he was still for Mckinley and free silyer.-Silver Belt.
 Following the example of their distinguished prototypes. the TSm- many and county democracy of New York city, our local followers of Jefferson and Jackson have engaged in a determined factiOnsl fight for control of the county machine. The contest will be stubbOrnly waged in the primary election next Monday, and fought to finish in the conyen- ton. The prospect is not reassuriug to candidates for place on the demo cratic cticket.-GlObe Silver Belt.
 Edward and Stephen Andrews, brothers of F. E. Andrews, have just placed a large engine, boiler and 1 pump on the Hasssyampa near the old Pearce ranch for the purpose Q! sinking to bed rock for placer min- ing. The gravel will be run through sluice boxes as 1t IS pumped out.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
It tsA Fact

That Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood fun6er, has proved, over and over again that it has power to cure. even when other medicines fail to do any good.
 Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and do mol purge, pain or grippe. All druggists. 25c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
F: G. Parker is moving his lumber

F. c. Parker Is moving his lumber yard to his blaming mill.
 Some miscreant shot valuabl, ! dog belonging to AL NroOme. the well known freighter, on Sunday morning, about two miles from ! town, on the Lynx creek road. Mir [ NrOome could not have been in- duced To part from the animal fo. any money consideration.
 The death of Captain Jack Craw- ! ford Is announced. He fell down a mining shaft in Oregon.
 4 Mexican was lodged in jail yes terday charged with burglarizing a store m the Santa Maria country,
 The east bound train oa the A. S r. was SIX hours behind today, hence no mail from the west.
 Voigtlander the tailor has just received a fine lot of fall and winter goods for sdi,ings-
 All persons interested m foot ball please meet at Palace barber shop, this evening at S p. ID. sharp.
 Born, in Prescott, September 8. to NIT. and Mrs. pr. (. \. Sewau. a son.
 There Is one man in Prescott who will be particularly pleased with the nomination of General RuckUer of Kentucky, as the vice presidential candidate ot the gold democrats. and that IS Col. Barker. of the Co- Operative Mining Company. Col. Barker Is not only in favor of the gold standard, but be Is awarm per Sonal friend of General Buckner and considers him one of the ablest men in the country as well as one of the most honest and conscientious men oi the age. He was greatly in hopes that General Buckner might be se- lscted for first place on the ticket.
 Word was received at the land office yesterday that the sale of the Fort Lowell buildings and the ground on which they stand will JaSe pace on November IS. Here Is an opportunity for Tucson. The location is one of the most admi ra1 e In Arizona as a site for a sani- tarium. It Is almost certain thst the buildings and land will sell for a very small part Oi their actual vsiur so that a company formed to buy them could do so at a very small outlay with assurance of . large p5oIt on the investment Star.
 A young man named Long had his leg broken in two places yester- day aJ Ash Fork. He was around the railroad track between cars wIthou; the knowledge of tho rail road men while a train was being made up and ip some manner was Int by them, sustaining the injuries as stated. lie was brought into the Sisters hospital for treatment.
 W. H. Burbage mas resigned as district attorney of Apache county, and Walter c. Scott has been ap- pointed in his stead.
 Hon. V. Q. Murphy left on this afternoons train for the east. After placing his son in school he expects to return to Prescott with his wife and they will remain in Arizona till congress conyeneS.
 Tim Hannon. one of the pros porous rauchers and cattlemen of Ferguson valley, was in town to-day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
chariaran.. Idiot. aud I..,,,stI,..

Any dentists trying to injare any professional Eepu,aJICa by calling inventors and promoters Guacils. and seeSius, to re protected bv no. men tioniug naues, ase cnar.al4as. la Justice Co my reputation. | ,.'! say that one them is a luua..c and a ll candidate for 'uuatic aSviula, and the other ls a lu.i b.gc.i,. idiot and dangerous tu ciyI.izst;o-, 1 uiss only te too glad to have thiz matter discussed in open court. where I vii prove by living wiJne>>-, ;ast everything ! say is the truth and wIl ugt tals behind ones back. and that wil open the eyes os every citizen iu Prescott.
 DE- \. HEavzSsrcS. Operaure and PrOsyEeUc Dentist
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09

T. B Carter is up from Walnut Grove,
 A. Blumberg has returned. from his trip cast.
 J. 4. Conlee came in from Stan ton yesterday.
 J. R. Liston is in town from Old Reliable camp.
 MT. and Mrs. O. Fl. Christy left for Phenix this morning.
 Gil :. Ferguson returned this morning from his trip to California.
 Prof. Comstock left this afternoon for Kingman, for visit 10 his min ing properties.
 Captain Tompkins, a mining ex- pert from California, left for San Francisco this afternoon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
POLL TICAL
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR

hereby announce myself as . eAndidAte for the otioe Of Supervisor of lsvAuAi county, sae- isct to the action of the Republican County Goa
 R H SMITH.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
FOR RECORnYR

hereby submit my name to the County Rs- publican Convention of lAyApAi County, tO con veoe in frescott on Ssptember le lse, for the o.nce ot Recorder. JOE l. ROBEikIS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
FOR TREASURER
FOR TREASURER

hereby submit my name to the County Re puhlicAn Convention Ot lAyspAi County. to cOn- Vens In Prescott on September i3, isn, for ths uticc of Treasurer. JOHN HAkTlN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
FOR sHRRIFF

hereby submit my name Co ths County Re publican Convsntion of lAvApai County. tO con Vene in Prescott on September l2, lssS, for the Othce ot Treasurer. W. S. HEAD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
Operaure aud Pros5Ieuo Dentist.

ClgaCs-I am closing out l0OOg Havana and other cigars at ac us. eos in lots t1suit- Hurr- up before they are all gone-No humhuE. J. l.. Fisher. iags-(
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
Do Not E.periment

In so important a matter as your health. Purify, enrich and vitalize vour blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla and thus keep yourself strong and healthy.
 Hoods Pills are the best after dinner pill; assist digestion, cure headache. 25 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
FOR RECORDER

hereby submit my. name b tbe County Republican Convention of lAVapAi County. t0 convene in Prescott September n, isso, for the office of sheriff. JOHN S ROSS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09

l hereby submit my name Co the CouEu Republican Convention of l1vApAi Coanty, Co convene in Prescott on Septeubsr i2s lsrS, for the office of Recorder. r. A. TRIrLE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09

Tim Hannon. one of the pros porous rauchers and cattlemen of Ferguson valley, was in town to-day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09

Ts thc One Tr-o G',nd Purifier. ST per hot;le
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-09
Nfrs Ricbari <, Stockton. assiste,

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-26

BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust to
me as trustee. dated July ~, 1894. and re-
corded in the HenricO County Court
clerks office, D. b. Jag 4. page 14I; de,
fault having been made in the payment
of. n portion of the debt secured thereby,
and being required by the beneficiary
therein so 20 do. | VIII, on
THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1896,
at o'clock p. NJ. on the premises, pro-
coed 10 sell the property conveyed I'D
said deed Of trust. which consists or :.
lot fronting - feet on the north she OF
Main street. 60 feet west OF Elm street.
and running back between parallel lines
40 feet . inches TO an alley win the
aforementioned dwelling thereon con
tanning nine rooms and halls, and whicil
will make a frst-cass home for any one
wishing to live I'm the West Ehd
TERMS: Cash as 10 costs OF executing
the trust. all past-due taxes. ratable
portion OF taxes for 1896 ana ana. ne n i sun
an dcredits as follows. SOD due July 10,
1877: S372 due July 10, 1895 aud 500, 'ni'
July 10. $3.50; all over the anoye amounts
%. Trustee.