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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
Eurds,t.s First Experience.

Speaking of his first attempt at running q newspaper Bob Burdette says: 1t was a comforting lrt of paper. It brought few cares and no uncertainty. l knew every Monday morning that on the next Saturday night l would not have money enough to pay the hands. IL never disappointed me once in that par ticular-not once.n Finally he took the Sheriff into partnership and was surprised to iud that the sheriff got more out of the concern in two days than be got in two years.
 After this he decided the best thing to do was to attach him self to some paper that mad such a solid foundation and such good financial standing that nothing in the world could phaze it. He decided on the Burlington, Iowa, Hawkeye. Pres ently a bright aud shining star ap- peaTeo ia the newspaper frmlmsnt; he "Hawkeye Man. It was Bur dette. IL .s twinkling yet
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
A Badly Mixed Item.

When some of the PhenIx news paper men get of their own range they get their alleged news items as badly mixed up as the average En- glish editor does when writing on American politics. Here Is a sam pie from the Republican:
 About four miles from Peoples valley in southern Yavapai county, is a new camp, tributary to Con gress, called by its residents ''GrIz- zly.S X ten stamp mill IS being erected to work the ores Of the adjacent mines, among which are some of the most promising claims in Arizona, and over 100 men are now SsmPed at the new townsite. Curio lslv enough the camp has as yet no liquor saloon, but one is on the way"
 The camp referred to is tributary to kirklOnd station cn the :. F., T. X P. railroad, which Is over thirty miles from Congress. The man who startel the camp was called "Griz- zly" but he banned the camp Placer it's by which name t Is generally known. Two ten stamp mills have been in operation there for two or three months working ores success fully. With a few other errors of minor importauce the above item Is all right.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
Mines For Sale

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS TO SELL | a whole or half interest in the following mining claims. locased In the kradshAw noun tzins;
 Inc Eika rlina, located oue-fourth of a mile ssst of the Crusnest kius,. and running parallel with it. on which there is about lio feet of de- yelopment work tn shafts and tunnels, all in ore and orc can be found oh the surface for about s.9 feet along the ledge. Tue ore body is three h-.t wtd6 and samples SI2 in gold
 The MAt-uEsLllU is une-fuufth mile cast Of the Lika. ofo on surface for ], 2le feet. Opened up by shhits and open cuts in yarious places Ore sAlnples s-l Co s23 ln gold and i0 ounces In silver
 The Zika ha- e slate foot wall and granite hAnEi1g val. and the MatsonYille granite foot wall and slate hanging wall.
 hlli disuose of hAlf interest In claims Tor @ small each Taymeut. and balance ln development work, or wil sell all inteFust in both or either claim for a suiall each IayIuenL balance on long time, with privilege of working claims.
 The Lika can ha worked by tunnel to a depth 0i lalo feot and ghe Watsouylile bu0 Ur suJ feet. lltle perfect
 Good mill site and wood and never failing water ln ahuuuauce.
 For further particulars, apply at this office or Co the owner A. k UIDkEi,
 lan2sf Crowned King. Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
ADDRESS TO MINE OWNERS.

To the Miners, Mine Owners and
 ProspectOTs of Yavapai County:
 Whereas, The mining and business interests of Yavapai county would be better served and enhanced by the erection of proper smelling and reduction works at home, for the treatment Of the first class ores and concentrates now being shipped abroad and for the far greater ton age of lower grade ores st present not marketable, owing to the lack of local reduction facilities, and
 "Whereas, It is believed that such works can be secured for this sec ton by compiling and submitting to capitalists statistics and data show ing the amount os first class ores and concentrates now being shipped and the amount and variety of low grade ores available,
 "All mine owners in this county arc earnestly requested to furnish to the undersigned statement of the amount of lower grade ore (uot un- der so per ton, total valuation, that their mines could furnish; also what variety of ore; also size of body, as later on it may be neces- sary to investigate such mines that have large bodies.
 As reduction works must have lead or copper ores to use with other ores, called 'dry ores" parties hay ng mines containing large bodies of esd or copper ores within fifteen miles the :. F. F. S r. F. R., or the United Verde road, are specially asked 10 communicate with the un- dersigned so that such bodies Of ore can be investigated aud brought to the attention of prospective sme,ter men.
 "The editor of the Courier has generously offered tO g.vc the call of the committee to ihe miners free space m hls paper, as also the tabu- lated statement that wili toe pre- pared by the committee.
 That our labors iu this matter may be crowned with success for the material advancement of this. our beloved Yavapai, Is the prayer of your committee.
 Respectfully submitted.
 "SANUEL HILL-'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
No More Fear ot,a- Dentist.

Look al the new 1<s evolution iu deutis
 lTy winch Is iniTo-
 duc,'d by tho \. Heavenston Dental Co, permanently located in the city of Prescott. The A. Heavenston Dental Co. will eK- tract teeth with the new vegetable vapor gas, which is a pure oxygen, the only absolute sale aud painless method of extracting teeth. Teeth filled absolutely without pain. This is not tale but 1t will be proven by a thousand living testimonials m the city of Prescott and vicinity. Denture plates, bridge, crown, etc., etc. made on the shortest order and guaranteed to fit. Old plates made over as new. Irreguiarity oi trei h corrected. Alveolar ADess, Necrosis, Pyorrhea Alveolars, Pupitis, Peri camentitis, Plutrecant Pubs and other diseases of the mouth cured m short time by an onlireiy new pro cess or no pay. IL neeis triai to appreciate. pr. \. Heayenseon is actually in the dental practice for the last twenty years aud is the ln- ventor of many improvements by which he can do all operations pain less. Remember that he Heaven ston Dental Institution Is complete in all its branches and i> located in Office Row, Prescott. Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
To Hrnnntir- 2 Bird.

The ease with which even a child can put a dunno creature into the hypnotic state Is best illustrated in the case of bird. most convenient subject.
 Hold the bird securely, but gently, in the hand, back downward, says an exchange. Look straight into its eyes. The little creature will at first struggle to escape, but after 8 minute or two II becomes quiet. On first attempts it may be difficult to fix the bicd's gaze, but fascination of the human eve will make itself felt in the end, and the tiny subject will not try to take its gaze of the hypnotizer. When 1t has reached this stage begin very slowly to loOs- en the grasp.
 As the pressure grows lighter, the bird becomes more under the infu- enee of the charm exerted by the firm gaze. The beating of its heart, which can easily be felt in the fingers, becomes more rapid, the les contract slightly and the lids draw over the edges of the eyes. There must be almost no pressure of the hand now or the bird VII no, sleep deeply.
 In a few minutes, sometimes two, sometimes five or ten, the eyelids will have entirely closed. Still hold the bird carefully for three minutes. By the end of this time it will be sleeping It may now be handled freely, but gently. Held by the foot head downward, its body is entirely limp, like bird just shot. It may be tossed about without awaking as long as it Is not hurt in any way.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18

TrNins q and e will run oa alternate days. Information As to what days same rua Sil ta furnished by ascnts on application.
 Santa Fe. Prescott & PhoeuiI Railway, with tl4s Atchisou Topeka santa fe ltzilruad. is the shortest and qulcks route tp Denver. kansAs City, at Louis ChioAso and all poinis esst Ths scenic line of AriEuua.
 Iile bet route Co California.
 The uniy north and -.suth line in Arizona to ths urABd anyon of Che t.olorsto, Potrinet forvst, Grvaf Pane forvst, Clin DWsliines. tireat Salt River Valley sad numerous other points oi in- teFcst
 beautifully illustrated book free on appIca- tien.
 ThfouEh tlcksts Ca all points in the United Stafos. Canada and MeKico.
 All the comforts and couyeniencss of hrst class ruad utth superb oQuipmrui.
 hn. mAkcs come tions At Ash Fora with A. A q. Nestibul-i Limited No fruin the East. Itis is ths fnest train W,eI of Ch:cAgu.
 No. conEeCta with \. d r. No. from tho West.
 Psr.ies ds-irins Ia siAy over at Ash Pork vill Ind the bsst of accommotstiun- zt Fred. liar yey Hotel
 No. rs-kev rI.sr connection al Ash Fork vith A & r. trains Aus- ! and q A. 4 P. No reaches Szn francisco 10 e a. ua. sFcoEd morning A, & f. No is & yestibulrd train throughout. lighted Nith tlutch Gas. dining car running through lac hnEvlcs tD Chicago. Dining cArs under tEe mAuaffr meat of Fr,si uarycy. with has uneX osllei ssrvi.e, care and attention % guasis- Nos. and connect af Jerome Junction with trains Of the q V. A F. lgy for Jerume. Connecting At Prescott WIth Stalse Liue- for all principal mining CaInpss at tulgrCss with stassU ues for Harqua Haia rtAtiun and harucl!, at Phoenix Sith the Maric0p9 q PhOsnix R'y. for points un the Southern PAcirc Railway. Ilse SantA fc, Prescott A Phoenix Railway l. the beet route Co the Great Salt River Nslleg. For further information regarding this valley and the Rich Mining Hection trlbutary Ca tAls rsad any Santa fe Route reprpeeutAtivs. or,
 GEO. T. NICHOLSON. GEO N. SARGENT. Gen Pnssenser Al,t. General r. 6 q. AEt. IhicagU. Ill.,
 Prescott. Arizona.
 u FREY q. r. WELLS General ManaEer. Asslstant Gen, MauAgpr Topeka, kans.
 Prescott ArizuuA A. HAS. |, E. k
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
shah We Meet AKains

The fiat of death is ine1orable There IS no appeal for relief from the great law which dooms us to dust. We flourish and fAde-as the leaves of the forest, and the flowers that bloom and wither in a day have no trailer hold upon life than the mIghtiest monarch that ever shook the earth with his footsteps Gen erations Of men will appear as the grass. and the multitude that throngs the world to-day will disappear as footsteps on the shore. Men seldom think of the great event of death until the shadow falls across their pathway, hiding from their eyes the faces of loved ones, whose living was the sunlight of their existence. Death is the antagonist of life and the thought of the tomb is the skeleton of all feasts. We do not want to go through the dark valley, although the passage may lead to paradise. We do not want to go down into deep graves, even with princes for bed-felIows. In the beau tiful drama of Ion the hope of immortality, so eloquently uttered by the death devoted Greek, finds deep response in every thoughtful mind. When about to yield his life a sacrifice of fate. his ''Clsmanthe" asks if they should meet again, to which he responds, Il have asked that question of the hills that look eternal-of the clear streams that flow forever-of the stars among whose fields of azure my raised spirits have walked m glory. All are dumb. But as l gaze upon thy liy- ing face I feel that L ere Is some thing in love that mantleS through its beauty that cannot wholly perish. We shall meet again Clemanthe. "- EX.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
Here [. .n onnor,unI,r.

Just opened a large select aud varied assortment of GENvs' CLoTB ING, FURNISHING Coop, hATs, BOOIS AND SHOES, STAIIoNERY, Etc.
 w are close buy cts, da'e bCugh st a time of general busine dCpTss zion, and believe we hs sc the ability as we'll as the desire t) ell goods lower than our competitors
 w. are thankful for the very liberal patIo Iage e1tend d us duT- i 2 ths year just passed. and intend to me Tit q continuance Of he same | !, giy ing our customer good yalue for their m mJney.
 Call and examine our goods and pr ces before purchasing lseW nere.
 KELLY N STEPHENS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
No,IS9. Application for a Patent.
U. s. LAND oFEIz

N-H AsAAU N q
 Prescott, AriEccA, JRnuAry a als Notice is hereby given that W. c B..s.-. by E. h. burmlster, his attorney in t..-t s-7S ii. buruls.er. whose postoffice a.i.ir-.S i. S- colt ATi2ona, have Ihls day hied their so-S- ton Tor patent for fifteen hundred ii Ts linear teet ot Inc Boulder mIne or vein b.l-- gold and silver with sur face ground sir h--5- tgoi feet lu width. situated in Walks, - district Cunt Of lavspai. and Tsrrisr-,t Arizona. ald Gcslg3Ate,i bY tha held uos.-s- ~ Uihclai plat on ne in this ofhoe as Nioersi VI yey No. LlSi, ID tONnship No. l4 N0TlR- =. No Me-t, of OllA and Salt River ueridi.- .. Mineral Survey No. ,ls4 being dsscrlbsd s, E lows, tO-wlt-
 is-ginEIng at the northwest corner q s claim, identical with the \ V eort.aT of ti, cation, wh-se granite stone sxdxIs fscA,.s set m ground surrounded by monnnssf < stones and marked B No l-l,I9l A erD q lava rock In place marked B R B No l-IS tears \ v de--s a5 min W Is0 fee soath sIs end of Four Mile q Ouse bears S Co dars l ~ T. l,ssU feet. Thence . - dess S0 min E N t Co north center end. identical with psrfk =. end Ot loc ailon where q granite stonv tIlel inches Is tet in ground surro1ndsd b E11 msnt of stones and marked B No iie4 Tk-n same course 70 feet to corner No fsrsss with N l. corner of location. whers E rII-s s one sxiox-0 inches is set in ground ssrrcu-.r hy monument or stones and marked B s.t l,la4. Thence = IT. degs @ min w ts.a fas i- corner No & where a granite bDsIldar 6rlr Inches ls set tn ground snrrUundsd hy rH ment of stones and marked No s-ta Thence \ v dsgs s0 mir " GO feet t0eornEi where a granite stone SXl2NlS inchss h sRi ground sqrrgunded by monument of sto1an marked B No 4-i.ls4. Thence Ii dal mn ,5yS-s feet to corner No Il l-I4 thsSh of bc-innis s.
 AsgRetic variation I4 deg 90 min E eona<s is 5s acres
 The location of this mine is reoorie1 n As.agFH-esrHz Earar.rs N-a the beok S3 of mining records
 Any and al persons claiming Adversa1a poTtl5'u Cf said Boulder mine or snrfAce Ersa are required tO file their adverse claims Wisa tegI>trr Dt e United States Land OHsa ] ryscott, n the OOunry of lavapAi. Terrier AflEOEa. during the siXfy days period of r cation hereof, or they wili tss ha-red tTt virtue Co the proYis oHs of the statute.
 H. b. ROSS. ResisE Firs. publication Jan 2q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
MURDER AT NINNEHAHA.
An OId Man Beaten to Death in His Store
 Tor che Purpose of Robbery.

For che Purpose Of Robbery.
 From Mondays Daily.
 4 man named FoNhall arrived from Walnut Grove about 9 o'clock on Saturday evening and reported to Sheriff RufTner, that Frank Fen ton, or Minnehaha, had requested him to come up and tell the sheriff, that MT. Harvey, of the Boaz camp, said that a man whose name was uu- known, had told him (Haryeyl that two men had beaten StorekeePer Smith to death with clubs on Friday night at the latter's place ot busi- ness. Particulars of the bloody deed are very mesgre. The man who ap- peared at Haryey's place, stated that he was in smiths place when two men entered and knocked hun down and murdered Smith.
 The latter kept little store aud ''grcggery at Minnehaha. He was abous fifty years of age and Is said to have borne a good reputation The motive for the deed can only be aScribed to robbery.
 Sheriff Ruffner and a deputy left for the scene of the reported mur- der within half an hour after the receipt of the news, but no word had been received from them up to a late hour this afternoon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18

No. S2s. Application for a Patent.
SIANn OFFICF

U. <. LAND OFFICE I
 Prescott, Arizona. December 27, lsst l Notice is hereby gwen that James M. ns whose postotfca address is Prescott Arm has this day filed his application for pztssi fifteen hundred linear feet ef the Basse mine or vein, bsaring gold and silver, vt face ground six hundred feet in width sir1= in Turkey Greek Mining District. C0Gnfy al vapai and Territory of Arizona. and deSilri by the held notes and official plat on 6laaa office as Mineral Survey No. lls7. Sad eA Survey No. ls5 being described e fOli0sk wit;
 Beginning al corner NO. 1. \ ss desz Q nk 30 tt frum discOvery monument. i0enticair corner No 1, of location where . e 1Xsxs0 inches marked 1-ii-7 is z inches in the ground with mOa,l ss, nes alongside U l. M No lis hssat degs l. 624 ft, Thence S S4 degs Q min { 9 COT No where a stone 24x517 ins marketi-t k set 10 ms in ground Thence S s degs O l. toJ fJ tO cor No 5 corresponding witA egrt of location where s srone adxi2xs inE zza S-llSi is set in ground l4 ins. Thence Aa 90 min " l50o ft b rur No. {. eOrresI o1d1z No &of location, where a stone Sxsx7 inszn 4-lIs5 is set in ground l6 ins. 1heaosA19 % min W GO ft to COT No 5. sane as cor Al location. where a stone 6xlxlS ins mArksdE is set in ground T. ins. Thence N S4 tasN l. 70 tJ Ca cor No l. the place of h.ssiazlzt Magnetic variation ls degs A min E aA ing 2o.66 acres.
 The location of this mine is recorisd a RecorJler's Office of &avRpai COaaty. Arg4 Book 8 of Mines.
 Any and all persons claiming Aivens1i portion of sand tiuckeye mine or surfzcerE are required Co flle thesr adverse claims U4 Register of the United states Land u11 Prescott. in the County of lNvNpAi, AriIcll ing the s Ny days period of plhlicatiaa v or they will be barred by ihe virtus oi tz visions of the Statute.
 H. .. ROSS. Rsss First publication January I5. Is9s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
A ard.

In order to introduce home indus try more extensively, 1 have con- cluded to quote the lowest possible prices on fine custom made tailoring, having just received a fine large assortment of the latest novel ties in spring and summer suitings, trouserings and overcostings such as have never been shown in Pres colt before. and as I employ the best of workmen only, my patrons can be assured of getting the best clothes in every particular. You can select from the piece. have your garment tried on and finished on short notice Respectfully,
 F. NoIGrLANDER.
 Merchant Tailor.
 Corner Cortez and Gurley Streets, Opposite the Corner Drug Store. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
,RIZDNA JOURNAL-MINER
CITIZENS MEETING.
Divided on the Water Question But
 UpAnimOas on other Question:
FUu Wednesdays paiiy.

Froa Wednesday's ual,y
 The attendance last night at the meeting of citizens in the court house was larger than at any pre- YiOus meeting. Col. \. Q. Brodie officiatei aS chairman of the meet ing and II. H. Cartier acted as secretary. So far as making au at tempt to secure water works and a sewerage system for Prescott, through congressional aid, Is con cerued. Hast nights meeting undid what had been done by previous meetings, a vote to adopt the act and petition to congress, as prepared by the committee being decided m the negative. Those opposing the proposition argued that what the town needed was busil ess more than water and fl We succeed in getting the business the population will increase and water works wlll fol- low. Although the proposition was voted down there was only a differ ence of a few votes on the subject.
 On the question of reduction NOThs anu LlluluS GANuduHc, q greater unanimity of sen dment prevailed as all agree that these two propositions are essential to the welfare and prosperity of the town.
 Sam Hill of the committee to secure data in regard to ore made partial report which was very en- couraging and the committee was allowed further time to make its final report to a meeting to be called by the chairman.
 Dr. G. W. Nickers of the com mittse on a mining exchange rs- ported progress, and at his sugges- ton Prof. Theo. B. Comstock was added to this committee.
 The proceedings were marked by a general good feeling and an earn estnesS on the part of all to do all in his power 10 promote what he considered the best interests of the town
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
China and Japau,

Man Wo Chung has just received a genuine and beautIful oriental stock Of mems summer silk shirts, handkerchiefs, Chinese and Japan csc rugs. Come and examine my beautiful China Tea Sets, Work Baskets, all Of Oriental make. The Ladies are especially invited. Call and see how cheap we sell.
 West Side of Granite Street, in Brick Store. 5p2tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
Notice of Forfeiture
To H ". Green, his heirs. assigns or issls

To II VI. Green, his heirs, assigns or lssls
 sentstiyes.
 Take notice that we, Jas Hartsheid e. Hartsheld. as co-owners in the Ciif mn = in Big Bug Mining District, lAEAPn l1 Territory of Arizona, the location notlce sl Is reco-ded at pAge eleven lln of bed 5 uino tS9i of mining records in the o-1et- County Recorder uf sad county. hAvs sll. the sum of One Hundred Dollars upoa sc, during the year is.a, in order to bod sa.e ises under the provisions of Section = vised St tutes If the United States, Hs sN. fully appear by a certificate of hoof tlet for record in said Recorders V-. February n. lsgsi. and being the AmoSzl annual labor required to hold the sa.s year ending December Slst, lSs5. U ninety days after service of this notes = by publication, you fal or refuse Q ea. your proportion of said expendita1 2 owner, your interest in said mining ea- become the property of the uniensis1se said Sccuon 2S2l. JAS HAkIck L4.--
 J. C. HARTSkP2s First publication. Feb. iA-W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
Nntica of Enrfeifun.

To Thomas Lewis. his heirs or asSiSlS
 You are hereby notified that l hsts .- Three Hundred Dollsrs SS,al n ae.. l,l,.. prpNements upon the 6en mining - - in Big Bus district, NavaPsi cgnnty sl..- s or,ier t, hold said prumises under ae It' t'a of Section 2S34 Revised StaIDtes = '. .s States, being the amount recalrsSss q same for the years lssS. le.si a11 4,- =. --s within ninety days after this notils ' = tion you fail or refuse to oonuiooE s.-' portion of such expenditure Ss . ct.s, ,s..s interest in <aid eisis.. will bocszle = =. VI tue 'N iO'i '''-''s' 0 ELK Chaparral, Ariz., December h lssN
 kirst p1hlicAtiO Dec D.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
SPANISH LIST.

Congressman Linton oI Michigan, .,ho made a strong fight against all appropriations for sectariau pur poses. claims that he has rereived uo end of denunciatory aud abusive letters. Among the number was one from Thomas Phelan the Irish agitator of Kansas City, who chai- lenged Linton to fight a duel. the challenge being preceded by a long Remuneration of Linton's course in opposing church and school appro- Priations and to placing the statute of Father Marquette in the Capitol. Linton paid no at tention to the denuuciation. Speaking of his views Linton said 'I am not an enemy Co the church. but l am unal'erably opposed to government appropriations to assist sectarian work and to any sort of union of church and state. and shall coEtinue to oppose them"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-03-18
ArIren. Pres. A..oeia,,on.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Arizona Press association wtll be held in the city of Pheni1, Arizona, on Monday, March 23, 1896, at 10 o'clock a. mt A full attendance of members as we'll as editors and publishers who may desire to join the association is earnestly requested. By order of
 J. W. DoRRINaroN. J. C. MARTIN, President.
 Secretary.
 Territorial papers are requested to copy this notice.