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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-27
NEW LJGHTSHIPS NEAR BLUEFTELDS.

The Governor and Intendant OF Bluehelds' Mica
ragua. Juan Pablo Reyes. has just sent 10 .he
American press and Government important III
formation for shipping interests. ne says 'na'
,,rht.hn IA about to be erected at the entrance OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 52 Noon sets S13fhiocns age IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 442 Gov. Island 6:04 Hell Gate 66I
PM-sandy Hook $40 Gov Island OBS He'll Gate I:Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-27
$500, per annum.
Annuity for q years.

'Tbe annuity for twenty-seven years means .ne
amount OF 81 for twenty-seven years; a, indi,!
the first years payment failing due al .ne Sth
The wear and the last years payment beihs ".a n
;ntarast The amount for twenty-seven years -
annuity at per cent is si7OS42 and dviulms Sri
bv this gives IS SCI. the amount 10 De amnua''s H."
,csted at per cent to redeem the premium,
Wow to calculate the actual rale Oh ill., r ro
reazed we have the formula: Annual nteress. go, a.
oo1,ad minus sum set invested for SINKING lunus
dvided by face of bond plus premium pa'd equa'S
,itinp the formula to the above transaction
we have - oo.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-27
THEOSOPHY AND JUSTICE.

heinp invoked because II will never involve Us IN
war with any nation Of the earth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-27
Announcements

Go To-day.
Make Of Reliable Carpet at the old low prcs.
wool aid wages. Cowperthwait's i0< West IAN sirees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-27
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. JANUARY %.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Mississippi. London. Jan 10. Atlantic Tran
CITY OF Washington Havana. Jan 2o.,...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-27

1910, anu
1,417 80
this is the actual rate Of interest that can oe
realized"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-27

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Broadway.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
TUESAY'S Daily. January 21.

Look out for big storm.
 The county jail contains fifteen prisoners.
 Temperature yesterday: Highest 57; lowest 39.
 W. W. Vanderbilt has purchased the elegant Comet, and will open 1t this week.
 George Heisler is confined to his home suffering from very painful injuries received last week while driving cattle.
 Hsary George, deputy sheriff of Maricopa county, left this morning for PheniA with a Japanese wo- man, charged with grand larceny.
 A meeting of the Pastime Athletic club will be held this evening. Tu- esday, at 7:S0 in the Hook X Lad Ter hall. All those interested in athletics will please attend.
 The alley in the rear of this office Is respectfully dedicated to the aims aud desires of any commission that has for its purposes the iuvesti- gatlon of any disease flesh is heir to. IL is daisy, aud its name Is mud"
 The order of distribution of the estate ot Leonard Carroll, deceased. amounting to 5000 in money. has been dled by the Probate Judge for record. The estate is divided among several sons and daughters.
 Frank Holder has returned from Prescott to take place at the freight depot in this city. He is a thorough rallroader and his friends will be pleased 10 know he has been re- turned here.-Phenix Gazette.
 \ warrant has been issued for the arrest of W. H Williscratt and George Barrett, charged with grand larceny, in butchering cattle belong ing to Walnut creek stockmen. Dep uty Munds is expected this even ing with the accused.
 From the official bulletin board of the Prescott gun club the follow ing notice Is taken: "I hereby give notice that 1 intend to break 20 blue rock targets straight at the club grounds, on Sunday, January 26, 1896. NJ. E. MoSIN, Champion of Arizona.
 All members of foot ball team wi, please meet at Hook < Ladder hall on Gurley street at 7:3O D. m. this evening. Tuesday. Busi- ness of importance will be tran sscted and a full attendance is re- quested. By order of Frank Reno, manager.
 Sheriff Rutfner returned on this l afternoons train with two prisoners charged with horse stealing. They l have admitted their guilt and told l Sheriff Rufner where the stolen horses could be found. They were ] stolen from the Gro Bella mine. | One of the men arrested is Willie | Hughes, and the other is a Mexican. l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22

sell clothing and gents furnish ings only. Strictly one price. J. W. Wilson.
 For the best and cheapest coal in the city call on Gregory, agent Crescent Coal company. ~
 Caledouiau coal is absolutely the best coal for heating and cooking stoves. B. H. WEAyER, Agt.
 The best stock of heavy under wear ever brought to Prescott. Look In my show window. Sl to S4 suit. J. W. Wi!spa.
 DRESSNAKING- oJmpetent dress maker from Sln Francisco, will go out by the day, or will do work at her home. ( Iarantees satisfaction Apply at the Williams House.
 The Racket sells overalls, jumpers, shiras underclothing, socks, buck, woolen and other gloves, handker- chiefs and notions at prices that will surprise you.
 You can get Sl5.OO worth of cloth ing and furnishing goods for Sl5.00. I do not sell ten dollars worth of goods for fifteen dollars and throw m a fifty cent chromo. J. W. Will son.
 Gunther's motto: Not how cheap, but how good" d23tf
 Send 10 cents to the JOURNAL MINER for a copy of the new Arizona mining law, vest pocket edition. If
 Fresh shipment of Gunther's eele- brated Chicago candies received to- day at Brisley's fruit store. d2tf
 Patronize home industry by buy ing cigars that are made in Prescott. For sale by all dealers. See adver- tisement. nltf
 HORSE RADISH-Pure horse radish root imported from Kansas and grated and prepared by Paul Krug; a delicious, palatable and bealthful condiment. Try it. j2tf
 We are offering a genuine shell cordovau, opera toed shoe for $50. Stop in and examine them. Very neat and very stylish. J. W. WlL SON.
 All persons are warned against cashing check from the McCabe Mining company made payable to Wm. De Witt and endorsed by him. Amount, S50.40. jlSf
 Call and see Dr. Heavenston's dental institution aud ask for prices which beats the east to pieces. Office Row,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
Supreme Court.

Rochester Ford ct al., appellar. vs. The Territory of Arizona. ap- belle; submitted on briefs.
 John Strouf x Co.,, appellants, vs. P. W. Smith, appellee; affirmed from lower court.
 Michael J. Sullivan, appellant, vs. Wm. P. Woods ct al., appellees; de- cisiOn of lower court reversed. SThe National Bank of Arizona vs. Larkin; motion to affirm submitted.
 Luke vs. Smith; motion to affirm submitted.
 Fred. W. Smith ct al., appellants, vs. United States; judgment of lower court affirmed.
 ThOs. D. Satterwhite, appellant, vs. Pima county, appellee; judgment of lower court affirmed.
 Gila Bend Reservoir and Irriga- ton Go. ct al, appellants, vs. W. H. Linn, appellee; judgment of lower court affirmed.
 The Bank of Arizona, appellant, vs. Wm. Larkin, motion to affirm denied.
 The Mutual Life Insurance Co.,, appellant, vs. Edward Arhelger, ap- Pelleei in argument.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22

Mrs. Harry Elliott came up from Pheuix this afternoon.
 John Lawler has returnei from a visit to the Hillside mine. Dr. Goodfellow was a passenger on to-day's uorth-bound tram.
 Rev. F.. W. Meany returned this afternoon from his visit to Tucson.
 Postoilice Inspector Geo. II. Waterbury left for Denver this after noon.
 A. S Haskell Is reported sick with rheumatism at his Cottonwood ranch.
 Miss Martha Gage returned on this morning train to her home at Tempe.
 M. and Mrs. Geo. NJ. Sargent and R. R. Coleman went south this morning.
 F. F. Kent, a New Ycrk business man Is visiting this section on min iug business.
 DirectorGeneral r. c. Hatch left for Los Angeles this afternoon on PheuiX carnival business.
 Arthur \. Gage, of Congress, passed through on to-daY's north bound train en route Co Los Angeles.
 Simon J. Murphy, the Detroit capitalist, passed through from Phe- nix this afternoon, en route to Cali fornia.
 Geo. r. Chapel came up from Pheni1 yesterday to take a look at the Last Chance mine in which he Is interested.
 R F.. Wells left this afternoon for Pueblo, Colorado. being called there by the serious illness cf his two children. Two of his younger brothers have died there within the past month.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
SATURAY'S Daily. January ls.


 A January thaw" is in progress just now.
 Gun club shoot al 2p. IT.. sunday.
 La Belle Marie" at the opera house Co Onight.
 Roast pig at tho Midway at II o'clock tonight.
 There were I75 children at this afternoons matinee.
 There was a good attendance at the matinee this afternoon.
 Services at all the churches at II a. n. and 1:30 P. n. tomorrow.
 4 ear load of hogs passed through from PheniX on this afternoons train.
 The JoCRNAL-MIyER h as just issued the third edition of the Arizona mining law passed by the last legis- lature.
 Elsewhere will be found in this issue offer of reward for the person or persons who recently committed acts of vandalism in the K. of r. and Odd Fellows cemetery.
 The ladies should i'm prove their Leap Year privileges this year, as they must remember that there will not be another Leap Year for eight years.
 The Denver Republican says: At the Lyceum theatre beginning Thurs day night. The Bells wIll be pre- sented by Clifford Pembroke, an Australian actor, who comes here with a reputation. The four per formances wIll be for the benefit of the Brghtside Home for boys, a most deserving institution
 All the chronic grumbling. dry weather prophets are silent to-day. They have fairly given up the sun shine for the month of January and have hunted up their umbrellas, knowing thls storm has come to stay. This rain Is from the northern coast of California. lt fell all day yesterday aud the precipitation Is general aud heavy all along the entire ooast.-Los Angeles Express.
 The post office question for Pres colt has been settled, subject to ap- proval by the POstoitice department. Inspector Waterbury has recom mended that the office be located just opposite the present location, in the brick building owned by John Lawler in office row. MT. I4awler will not only put the building in thorough repair and fit it up for post office purposes but will add one and probably two stories to the present one, making a handsome and ornamental structure of 1t.
 l. T. Stoddard is in from his min ing camp.
 r. NJ. Murphy returned from Phe- nix this afternoon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
PROPOSALS WANTED,
CFFIcE BOARD OF SUPERvTSosS,l YAyApAT COuNTy- ArIZ

CFFICE BOARD OF SCPERyTS02S,l
 YAvAPAI COUNT, AEz,
 PRESCoTT, Jan. 4, 1898
 Sealed proposals viii 5e received up to ? o'clcc- g. m., Fe jEuary & 1896, by this -roard for the following purposes:
 FrRSr.-For the county printing. Bidders must state gross sum for which they will do all the printing required by the county for one year, except the printing of the @GreAt Regist=y," f'r which separate bids will beentertained.
 SEooND.-For supplying the couA. ty with such stationery as is needed. and in such quantities ss may be ordered by the board of supervisors from time to time.
 TERD.-For burial of the county dead, including washing of body, coffin, transportation to grave, opsa- ing and closing of same, markiBr grave with a smtarle stone, vi ! persons name, age or probable s--, and date of death written the1 e,a, complete.
 FOURTH Board of prisoners ,l- fined in the county jail at PrescS, Prisoners to be furnished with meals per day of good, substa food, we'll cooked. Bidder tos ..s price per meal
 FIFTH.-FOr the care of the cl ,.-Ss in the court house, winding .,sr cleaning.
 SIxrH.-For the care of the i % gent sick and otherwise depend poor. Proposals must cover l. a board, bedding, clothing, medicir medical ard surgical sttendAn the contractor II {; occupy tk county hospital buildings and az to take r oper care of said buiil ings nd grounGs.
 Tie board reserves the right e administer such out door relief as i' m nsi fo he best interest o. the county.
 Contracts to r1n one year froE February 15, S96, and payments (, be made quarterly by orders on the expense fund.
 The successful bidders will be to give satisfactory bonds for the faithful performance of their contract.
 The board reserves ths light to reject any or al, bids
 Bids will be endorsed, Poposals for -" and addressed 10 the the Board of S~ peTyisors of Ysvapai County, Arizona.
 Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of bids.
 For further information apply to the clerk of this board.
 By order of the BoarA of Suoer- Visors of Yayapai County, Arizona.
 CHAS. Fl. ATERS, Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
LATE NEWS CONDENSED.

| Bulgaria is on the war path again. The Venezuela business is to te arbitrated.
 Gillian, the noted cartoonist of Judge" is dead.
 Debs is to sever his membership with the \. R. U. Five inches of rain fell in Yuba city, California, on Sunday.
 Otto Sutro, a brotherof the mayor of San Francisco is dead.
 Germany is commencing to move her navy toward Delagoa bay.
 The discussion of the Monroe doctrine IS on the Senate now.
 A girl F years of age shielded by taking strychnine in Cincinnati.
 Mexicans are wrangling among themselves over their big exposition for this year.
 Potatoes are a glut on the San Francisco market, and are selling for 2cents a sack.
 The work of preparing for the national republican convention in St. Louis is now going on.
 Chicago people are warning us on the Armenian trouble and want the United States to mix up.
 Talmage's church in Washington Is being ripped up the back on ac- count of trouble in his flock.
 A big lynching is threatened at Parkersburg, Va, of Chas. Russell. accused of attempting the ruin of his S-year-oid child.
 NJ. E. Ingalls,. president of the Big Four railroad company, is being boomed for the presidential nomin- ation by Ohio democrats.
 The Christian Endeavorers of the nation will hold an immense meet ing in Washington in July. The committees Co prepare for the mid summer meeting aggregate 5000 | souls.
 A Cuban leader says that he has authOritive information that Spain is trying to sell Cuba to Great Bri- l tain and that the latter is willing to purchase. He asserts that the Washington authorities are advised as to the pending deal, and 1 are preparing to prevent its con- summation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22

of the audience. Young MT. King took the part of the active, pushing young business man, anG in this, as we'll as in other plays in which he appeared. shows that he is possessed of great talent, and is destined to make a name for himself. Although Saturday night was their sixth per furmance they had the largest audi ence of the season, showing the popularity of the troupe. After playing a three weeks engagement In southern Arizona towns, the troupe will return by the way of Prescott, and play a two nights en- gagement, during which they will produce the now famous play of "Trilby."
 F. NJ. Murphy left for Phenix on this mornings train.
 John Marksberry, the Verde horse man, Is at the Winsor.
 j. P. Bruce returned yesterday from visit to Alexandra.
 Postmaster Ed. Horne returned yesterday from his visit to Phenix.
 F. B. Gage, of the Congress Com pany, left for the bonanza camp to- day.
 District Attorney Morrison left for Phenix this morning on supreme court business.
 W. J. Mulvenon has gone to St. Louis to purchase more machinery for his lee plant.
 Train Dispatcher Albert, of the $. F., P. & F. railroad, has gone south on a short trip.
 R. T. Tustin, ona of the owners of the Last Chance mine, came in from Chicago yesterday.
 Ed. Howard, the agreeable young Crowned King resident, is back again from visit to the old home beyond the Mississippi.
 Lieut.. William Horne, U. s. A., brother of Postmaster Ed. J. F. Horne, is visiting Prescott. He was a former resident of this place, be- ing appointed from here to the West Point military school.
 Lieut.. Travis, formerly stationed l at Whippie, but now at the George l town, Kentucky, college, writes that l he Is still interested in Arizona news. 1 Lieut.. Travis a d his excellent wife | have very many friends in this sec tlou, who will be pleased to learn l that this popular couple are in the | enjoyment Cf good health at their | new home.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
;. EMMERT,
FLiPPIN. kY.

Judge Ling left to-day for Phs- nix.
 F. L. Wright left yesterday fer Los Angeles.
 Mike Lawler, of Ferguson Valley, came in yesterday on business.
 Robert B. Burmister left to-day for pleasure trip to California.
 F. NJ. Murphy returned this after noon from a brief yIsi- to Congress Judge Wells was among the pas sengers on to-day's train for Pheni1. T. G Norris returned from attend ing supreme cour; at Phenix tAis afte Jon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22

and kept the audience in laughter during the entire evening. MT. Pay ! ton and Hattie keene were both in ] their element in this play. Miss Hes | lep also had a character which she impersonated to perfection. The
 entire company has become quite a ! fayorite with Prescott audiences and are assured of good hOus s during
 their entire engagement The "Oc-
 toroon" which will be produced this
 evening IS very interesting play and has some extraordinary good spectacular features connected with 1t, so do not fail to see 1t.
 The Payton Comedy Company, which Is now playing an engage ment at the opera house, is one of the most home like troupes that has ever visited Prescott, and it IS to this, partly, as well as to their meri- torious acting, that has made them popular with our people. Although only here for week, members of the troupe attend lodges of the orders to which they belong, taking as much interest, apparently, in them as the members themselves. They have patronized our meT- chants libe-ally, and hearing of the financial embarrassment of the foot ball team, they have generously rendered the club a benefit, sO that, taking it all in all. the money taken m by them Is put m circulation here again. The low price of admission, 90 cents, also strikes a popular financial chord, and 1t IS no eXag- geratiOn to state that their per formances excel those of most of the high priced shows" which visit the town.
 R. E. Wells went south this moTu- ing.
 Robert DeLarge, of Agua Fra, is lu town.
 John Holmes. the Turkey creek 1 miner and mine owner, is in town.
 Willis Bass, advance agent of the l Payton company. left for PhenIx ! this morning.
 Rev. Wilbur M. Jones, of Illinois | Nas a welcome caller at this office | today. NIT. Jones IS making a tour | Of the southwest, and expects to 1 remain here for several days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22

United States as ignorant and barbaric,' and characterizes their hearty approval of the Presidents Venezuelan message as brutal" It is well that these colledge professors are showing their true character so freely. It would be convenient, II an emergency should arise, tO know just who are traitors in our midst and who are patriots.-Los Angeles Times.
 Thousands Of persons founder along for months, yes, even years, suffering from indigestion, bowel troubles and liver disorders, with their accompanying disagreeable symptoms, because they think they have to. If they would take a short course of Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm they would soon get rid of the miserable feeling and that overpowering sense of weariness and incapacity for work, would give place to one of health, vigOr and cheerfulness. Price Sl.OO per bot tie.
 r. X. Williams is up from Walnut Grove for a brief visit.
 Postmaster Ed. Hcrne left for PheniX this morning.
 Director General Hatch, of the Phenix carnival arrived to-day.
 F. T. Austin came in from the Last Chance last evening on flying trip.
 Geo. II. Waterbury, postottice in- specior, came up from Phenix this 
 Tom Morris, the foot racer, left for Los Angeles, California, on the afternoon train.
 General Passenger Agent Geo, NJ. came up from Phen,x yes terday afternoon.
 Mrs. Geo. NJ. Sargent came up l from Phcn,x this afternoon t1 pay 1. her first visit ;o Prescott.
 W. O. Harrell. Jr., son Of W. O. i Harrell of Jerome, was welcome ! visitor at his office to-day.
 J. R. Murphy. Jr., son of J. R. ] Murphy. oI "metailiferous' fame, ! arrived on to-day's train from Cali ! iornia.
 Governor Hughes says the Phe- nix Republican. "was yesterday re- ported Co b. q decidedly sick man, confined by a severe cold to h.s resi- fence Iu Tucson
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
No S3
pIieafiOn for : Patent.
.. & LAND OFFICE

Pre ott. Arizona. December T7, ISS5-
 Notice is hereby gwen thz- Jan 1. Aars whose postothoe ac tfe-s is Prescott, ArisonA. has this day hled his application for patent for fifteen hcndred linear feet of Ia bL-keys mine or vein, be3rins. Soi and slVer, --.-1 sar- in Turkey Creek GiDjisr District, County Of Ya- vapAi and Territory -' Arizona. and dseiEnaend by the nsld notes AnG slhci2l plat on hle ia tAis office ss Mineral S1rysy No. I1S7. Said IiaeFai Survey No. uSI being described a fOllo=s, tO- wits
 Beginning at corner No. 1, N s dars 30 nsin M, SO ft frOm discovery monument. identical WitA corner No I. Cf location where . soons lxsx20 inches marked l-lIs7 is ct "a inches ic the gro1nd with mound 0R degs E 6si ft. Thence SI deSs So min R 7so to COT No where . st0 le 2lx5x7 ins marked 2-1lsg is set I6 ins i- gr10nd. Thence s dags co min E 6o1 ft to c-r Nu cCrresponding with cor No . of location where stone 2oxI2xS ins narka6 S-lls7 is set in ground I& ins- Thence Si dAas No 4Of looStlOn. where stone SxSx22 ins marksd 4-llsl Is set in grOuri .6 ins. Thence N s daxs 30 min w 6oo q co cor No 8, same as cor No of location. vhcre . stone 6x7Xls ins marked 5-llS5 is set in ground i2 ins- Thence S4 degs co nia E 50 ft tO cor No ], he n. zee of heginnine.
 Magnetic var stoa Is ue-ss s4 min E. coneAkn- ing 20.66 acres.
 Inc loca1ea of this rnins is recorded in thA Recorter's Otice of laTSpAi County. ArisOaa "a Book SS of Mines.
 portion of said Buckeye mine or surf ce Erou. .. are raQulred to hle the'r advsrse claims with a Register of the Init,=l Ssasee Land OfHca Prescott, m the County Of lsvapki. AriRonA dif-- ing the sixty days period of publication herec or they wll he barr-d by the virtue of the r-
 H D. BOSS. ReSisss,
 First publication Jan- Lry lS, 1895.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-01-22
AHignees Notice of Appointment

In the District Cour. of the Fourth Judicis' District, of tAe Territory of ArisonA. in An, for the County if fsvHpsi. In the matter of Walter L. Fob -ts, An insOlvsnt debtor
 To WHOM IT mAt Co,scE. fae undsrsl.nsG hereby Fives notice of his appointments e Assignee of he Ase of WAltsr l.. RObsrsa. an ins0lven, Debtor, o' t.s C,uatz Of YavapAi. and Ter u-y of AriEoaA, and who wAs to wit. On December sl-:, A. D.. 1895, adiudxsa to hs n Inso;, at Dc 2 hy Dissdct Coart of the sour-n Judicial Uistr.,, of the Territory 0s Arizona, in and for thr Co1uty of YavApAi. Dased at Prescott, ae sOth day of yaauAry. A D., lSsS
 J. HEIDELEBAUGH. First publicStion Jsauasy -. Isa5. wSt