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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
and 50 worth of books towArs sd public library. Who nextf

and 50 worth of books towars sd public library. Who nexti
 (. H. Fancher, of the land depart ment of the A. k r. railroad. was q passenger OF this mornings south bound train, en route to the irriga- tiOn congress
 Dr H. fl. Maynard. q prominent physician of Los Angeles, came ID on yester lays train and left today Tor Rumble bee, where be has min ing interests.
 BOy's suit and pant sale in full elAst. They arr going
 st cost. We always du as
 We advertise. At Blocks. O. F. Ricksrd, popular :. F, P. < r. conductor, IS taking A fifteen days lay of. The railroad boys ssy be Is a victim oi the matrimonial fever, and on his return from A trip east, which be proposes taking, will bs accompanied by bride.
 Geo. Hammer. who has been do- ing trading with various mining camps for several mouths, has lo- csted permanently aG Chapsrral. where he has opened 8 general mer- chAndise stors.
 The ladies of the Nsthodis, Epis- cOpAl church will give Bax Social at the residence of Judge R. NJ Ling this evening. Refreshments will be served, aud A good time ls assured. The public Is cordially invited to attend.
 James Barton, asasver for the United Verde Copper Company. al Jerome, IS ln the city, on his way to California. bs wilt return 10 a short time and So on to Gallup, where be will take charge of the property owned by the Jerome peopie.-Phs- nix Herald.
 Meals will be served iu the future from l5c. up, on short order plan. commencing Dec. 7th. st Prescott Oyster Parlors, opposite postofice. White help only. D. J. RYAN, pro- Prietor. d5K6
 Marie Brownlee, the little daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown lee, celebrated her fifth birth day yesterday, and invited a whole lot of her young friends to assist her on the occasion. They had a real nice time, and they hope that Msrie's birth days may come more frequent ly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Jast VII 1Itne-. M.n1-

All who ar. or who exr. 2, n h. interested iu ul.aes vii. t-. glad ,a know that Hear, \. Clpu. the Washington. D C land !. .var. has revised CoPps PTospector'- yanual. he msIeraioE.rAl par, of .Ee work has eeen amos. entirely ravr,s len by a Colorado 1.rluE engineer who has hsd years ol expsreuce as a proSpertOr. asSaytr gu9 slueru- tsndent of mines auG ,u1,=i States surveyor.
 The book iS B p0pusJ treatise on assay 7E and m.ulr1' 5gy. and VII, os touu seful to al --. WIsl ;a .iis. cover mes. The 5r>t par oE the work ves ths | Ulire S,ales rl.q;u- laws and regulations. how 2, . cate and survey mining c.ai.1. v4riors forms and mUch valuable sa.s-r,ss tlon. The pr-ca is 50 Cel.s at e . principal bo's stores cr ,ae author.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
SPANISH LIST.

Alter meals you should have slrn- ply feeling of comtor; and satisfac- ton. You should not feel any special indications that digestion Is going on. If you do. you have in digestion, winch means not dlges- tlon. This may be the beginning og so many dangerous diseases. that it IS best to take it in hand at once and trs1t lt with Shaker Digestive Cor dial. For you know that indices- ton makes poison, which causes pain and sickness. And that Shaker Digestive Cordial helps digestion and cures indigestion. ShaKer Dr. geStive Cordial does this bv provii- ing the digestive materials iu which the sick stomach .s wanting. IL als- tones up and strengthens the di-eS- tive organs and makes them De fectly healthy. ThiS Is tke rations. of its method Of curn. a. the doct, would say. Sold by druggists. pric. 10 cents to Sl per bottle.
 The report of General Maceos death Is confirmed from >pauish sources. As Naceo. according to the same authority. Las Y- I usly suffered death seven time there may be Do truth 70 this report
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

ment of the town to contribute Co . fund Tor library. Why do not some energetic people take the matter up,
 lt don't make much difference what lt is, Buckley ONeill wants IL. He IS now a candidate for mayor for the city u! Prescott. IL would do Buckley good to drop hun down vel with plenty ol water iu it. PhenlH Herald.
 A mans friendship i> not very val Q uabie when lhe condition imposed on its retention that the recipient must make h,s friends fr.euds his friends, and his friends enemies his enemies. le, thege are some people who impose these conditions.
 Several successful aud uusuecess ful candidates in this couutv have failed, it IS sad, to tile their expense account for getting office. Accord ing 10 law they are disqualified for holding the position for which they struggled and spent cash.-Gazstte.
 Robert \. Ferguson, an oli time re,ident ol F!ASstAf. cane in on this mornings train diTe't from RAudsburg. California He says that camp Is quite lively iu the number of men there. bat aside from visitors Is very dull. He says that there Is An average daily of about twenty five arrivals and de pArtuIss While there are close to Loo people iu the camp he states that there are comparatively very few at work. The mines look well as far as developed but he says the deepeS, shaft Is only about SS feet. There are nearly 20OO locations already made
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Froz Taesaays Daily.
BoHs Suit Sale at Blnck,.

Lester Jackson left yesterday for Ranjsburg, California
 J. (. Holte, of Chicago, is regis tered at Hotel Burke.
 Mrs, I. J. COrrigan is in town on 6 brief visit
 Mrs. R. E. Wells came up on this mornings special from PheniX. Nathan Levy has returned from . visit to California.
 Geo V. Sines is ID town from his Cherry creek mining camp.
 Geo. B. Miller. oT Camp Verde, is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 J. P. Dillon returned this morn- ing from aH official visit 10 the Bradshaw mountains.
 E1 Governor F. \. Tritle and Mr. and Mrs. (. H. Akers went to Phenix last night.
 The W. R. C. has expended SSO to relieve cases of uecessity during the last two quarters.
 Prizes will be given for the best sustained character aI the bali to be given by the W. R. C., on Dec. 18th.
 DoE't forget the ball given for the benefit of the WomSns Relic. Corps on Dec. 18th, at K. Of P. hall.
 Big bargains iu boys su,ts
 snd pants for boys Of all ages
 Call At once before assort-
 ment is broken. At Blocks.
 Attend the bag soeisl tonight ct the residence of Judge and Mrs. R. N. Ling.
 Governor R (. Powers will so to Phenix tonight 10 attend the irriga- tion congress.
 T. W. Johnston was able to be in his office today for the 6rst time for more than . week.
 Mir. aud Mrs. E. R. Gage and Dr. c. W. Vicksrs returned oR this mornings special from the south.
 For the best and cheapest coal ID the city call on Gregory, agent Crescent Coal company.
 Our Boys Suit Sale begins
 December l2, and closes on
 Feb. lst st Blocks.
 Our leading barber, Frank D. Myers pStrons, recommend Smiths Oandruf Pomade. "~r The Ladies Guild will serve tes and wsfers st their sale on Wednss day Admission 10 cents. i'd
 Bananas, 25c. s dozen. Prescott Commission Co, opposite the post office. d4X6
 NIT. and Mrs. A. ". Edwards and pr. E. W. Butcher left on this after noou's train for California
 Mrs. Geo. M. Sargent Mrs. Henry GoIdwAter, Misses Martha c age and Msdge Gould left for Phenix on this mornings tram.
 Freighter ]. P. Bruce has been engaged today in losding the lS,00O- pound boiler for the Crowned King mine.
 c. G. Walker, Arthur Nalty and Vim. Everett, mining men of Aspen, Colorado. are stopping at Hotel Burke.
 All are invited to attend the Character Carnival to be given by the W. R. C., Dec. 18th, at K. of P. ball. No invitations issued.
 It is announced that one of the clubs of Prescott has gsnsrously offered to contribute S26 ia cash
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

gently brough, to the county hos pItal from the Verde valley. where
 he has resided for gr at many
 ysaTs died al the above institution
 tlIs morning Of dropsv. He was SoOut 62 years old and unmarried
 He will be buried tomorrow.
 The question of who saAll be our next mayor, Is just nov Sgitating the people of Prescott. The names | Of various cIIzeaS prominent m business circles, have been talked oi sud one which seems 10 meet with universal favor Is that of F. G. ! Brecht. MT. Brecht Is one oi our most prosperous citizens, has large property interests ID the town and the peoples interests would be safe in his hands
 T. R. Gabel, formerly general manager of the 4. < P. railroad, came in oH this mornings train. He was sccompsuied by k. Seibert. railroad man of California The gentlemen are on theirwAy to Phe- nI1. 10 attend the irrigation con gress, and stopped of for brief visit iu Preiccti. Mir. Gabel Is wei! known to our citizens as we'll Ss to ArizonAns generally, Ss he has Sl- ways been s warm friend of the ter ritory.
 A Frenchman has discovered method by which the ordinary lie pressrver may be discarded. You just take sn sseplIc syringe, iaSert II under the skin upon your breast and pump n 2O0 cubic ioches of air. This will suffice 10 float you for an indefinite time. If ocean steamers would esch cSrry Sn Arizona office hunter tbe necessity for the syringe would be- obvIated. One of our cactus politicians could blow wind enough iu 8 whole ship load of passengers to float them until the crack ot doom.-TucSon CItiZsn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
F-1ri Ss-Urtsys Dally.

] { lsArsnce sale of all trimmed hat: a. - ter cent discount until Jaa- uArv at the BsudbOI. wtd
 Fl. Gillespie Is up from Congress ! Whipple troops were paid oE yes terdsv.
 Pheni1 is to have \ new opera house.
 F NJ. Murphy went east yesterday afternoon.
 ! Col, J. F. Wilson came up from Phenlx yesterday. Henry Essinger, ot Cincinnati, is a guest of Hotel Burke. United States Attorney Elliuwood went south on this mornings train.
 H. W. Walker returue,i last night from his visit to the Ysrnell mine.
 Miss Madge Gould came up from Wicksnburg thIs afternoon.
 Tom Brown, of the Hotel WinsOr. IS slowly recovering.
 T. R. Gabel aud R. $. Seibert left for PhenIX last night.
 E. T. Alexander of Kansas city is registered st Hotel Burke.
 L. H. Chalmers, s prominent at torney of PhenII, IS in town on legal bus ness.
 J.D. Moore went out to -Richenbar today 10 61 up the electric light plant of the (. NJ. & NJ. Co.
 D. Campbell has built 2 long shed b take the place of the barn re- gently burned.
 AZ. BAnta, the present editor of the Populist, of PheniI, Is the pio- neer printer of Ariz pns.
 II. NJ. Thurman, who left here for California last Sunday IS anchored temporarily at RAndsburg.
 Jack Morales. formerly of Pres colt, died recently m Tucson while undergoing . surgical operation.
 Times are pretty dull 10 lay, s whole das having passed without a new prospective candidate for mayor
 The lunch counter building locA- ted near the depot IS bei lg removed to the corner of Goodwin and Ma rins streets.
 Mrs. A. A. Moore, oi Walnut Grove, left on this mornings train for a visit tO her sou, Ira Moore, at Peoria
 W. c. Press. a prominent capital ist of Chicago, came m on last nights train and left for PheniI this morning. He Is visiting the terri tory on mining business
 I. NJ. Cbristv. city treasurer of Phenix. was q passenger on this mornings south bound train.
 T. W. Johnston hss been confined to his room by sickness ever since hls return from PheniI on Tuesday evening last.
 V. H. Brooks, a young cousin of Judge H. Brooks, came in on this mornings train for s short visit. Mir Brooks was here about year ago for a visit to his cousin.
 W. H. Smith received 8 car load of fat cattle today from PheniX Tor Christmas. They are said to he the finest lot of cattle ever brought to the town, having been fattening m PhsniX for two years.
 Sheriff Rufnsr received a tels- gram today from Congress asking fo come there at once for two pris- opers. Who they are or what they are charged with was not stated.
 We think that the business and professional men of Prescott gre in- terssted enough in the advance
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Kheunatisn e . Foe

Which gives no quarter. It tor ments its victims day and night Hoods SarsAPaulls puri6es the blood and cures the acnes ant pains of rheumatism.
 Hoods Pills are the best family cathartic and hVer medicine. ten tie, reliable, sure. .
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
naafness Cannot be Cured

By locAl applications, Ns they cannot rsAch ths di~eAsNd p-artloa Cf The ear. Th-re ls o-ly Cle tioaAl rernSits-s. DeAfnsS- ls c2ls<Si by Il- ranst cc1dltloa q the m coos n -lnS ot tae EcssAchiAn Iuos- Whaa tAls tut~e g-ts llr.AgIlsi yuu have . ruuahlIus ~ound or IrnTartscs hs,ArilE and Uhsl it is entirely clossi deAfns-s i> tle rs salt. and uDleSs che inrN-nztlo1 can be taken olt and this tube rsSgclei to its 1ru1Al contllion. nsa-llS N.ll te destroyed forever, nine cN~~ oGi os ten Are cAn~ssd ey cAsSrrh. which ls uc-AinE but An ia5A-ned coalition oS the unccas sur fAcea-
 We wlll sive Oae Hlairei psallA-s for A1y cNSa ot iaAfnsSs ica-sed by oztNrrA taAt calnot be cured oy Halls tSsxrrh Cur. Ssll for cir culArs free.
 Fl CHENEY < co. TolsSo O. Sold hy DruSSis q. 15c
 hall's Family tllls are the hsst
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

Actions speak louder than words s-ask your gro- oerltwe really mean money back if you don't like SckI- Iisg'S BeSI tea 4 SCaas-k A Cazp-ay
 SAa graaes-ls a.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Fnn NeatAy,, nAi.r

hool fIliS are easy tc take, easy
 to operate. Cure indigestion, head
 ache. 25e. Fr0n GO1tAy's pNi.y. Hon. c. W. Hull IS in town from
 Jerome.
 ]. Rodmau, of Denver. is regis
 tered st Hotel Burhe. Grant and Charles Carter were in
 town today, s. E. Patton went to Pheni1 last
 night.
 H. A. Owens returned yesterday from his visit 10 California.
 D. (. Thorue came iu from New York on Saturday night, where he
 has beer for several months.
 J. C. Herudon went to Pheni1 this morning to attend the irrigation congress.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins returned yes terdsy from holding court al St. Johns.
 Gus Heymln, one of the most popular commercial men on the road, Is registered St Hotel Burke.
 Our citizens are beginning to realize that B public library in Prescott Is fast becoming a neces- sity.
 Two prisoners were brought up from Congress on Saturday 70 serve thirty day terms each in Jlil for petty larceny.
 The new boiler which arriveI re gently for the Crowned Kjns m,ne. weighs between sIX and half sud seven tons.
 James Shirley returned yesterday from the Bundy Mining Company's property. near Hillside.
 Miss Christine Johnson leIt yes terdsy for San Francisco, here she will spend an extended varation in visiting relatives.
 There will be quite a heg.rA to- night of Prescott citizens to attend the National Irrigation Congress which meets st PhenIx tomorrow.
 Liudley Abel, one of the pioneer miners of the Bradshaw mountains, is in town today, being his frs. visit in several months.
 George Smith, wlo purchased BArrett's saloon, has changed the name ot the plsbs tO the heSdquar- tcrS saloon.
 Geo H Maxwell. q prominent at torney of SSn Francisco. was among the IrrigStIonists who passed through Prescott this morning.
 $. J. Wright. of Paris, T,1Is, who has miuing interests n this sectlun.s visiting Prescott, and is stopping a; Hotel Burke.
 Timothy Sullivan, father of j W. and D. J. Sullivan, left yesterday | Tor San Francisco. where be has | been residing for several years.
 A. W. Edwards, cashier and pay master of the :. E., P X P. railroad, will leave tomorrow for q visit 10 his relatives in California. He will be accompanied by hls wife.
 Judge Wright, of California, author of the celebrated Wright ir- rigstiOu set, was among thoss who passed through this morning to at he irrigation congress
 F. Scopel sud Louise Hierholzer were married several days since, aud ast night they entertained a nun per of their friends with very elaO- orste wedding banquet.
 The ladies ot the Methodist Church will give a bag soriSl to- Tuesday evening. at the residence of Judge and Mrs. R. NJ. Ling, to which the public is in- 7ited.
 T. Fl. Sutton, representing Bishop k Co, of Los Angeles, is m Prescott Dn his periodical visit, taking orders Tor Christmas candies
 C. NJ. Hein,z. editor of the Rural Californian, and secretary of the National Irrigation Congress passed through Prescott this morning GU route 10 Phenix to attend the session ,i the above congress.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Dan,t WorrJ

About your health. Keep your blood pure by taking Hoods Sarss- pArilla and you need not fear the grip. colds. bronchitis, Pneumonis or typhoid fever.
 Hoods Pills are the isvorite fam- ily cathartic, easy io take, easy to operate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Rent.

Sazerac saloon sn,4 io' SiuC hl ass; three offices over Prescott National bank; small houses slrreSaxs ,i. two rg,ms south Ci Niu'I< S.x chang, three rooms a Nil.-E E.x- change building; the A.nacut ' cafe.
 Ie2 LKvI BAsErosa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
NEWS. NOTES AND CoMmKNrs,

A Chicago colored woman has challenged ShSrkey for a fight. She IS the wife of c .loued preacher. weighs lS0 pounds, and musculsrly well developed. Her fathIr was a prize fighter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

LoSr.-A diamond sEapsu scli watch charm. Five Arizona -ubias on one side and the OWE e!s -sr,e ou the other. \ suitable reward .l. bs paid for its e-urn to
 dl5;t ]. VI ". NoosE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

Don't forget to attend the sale of Christmas goods at the kinder garteu room in the high school building on Wednesday afternoon ai 2 o'clock. It will be under the auspices of the Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church. Waters and tea will be served m addition to the sale ot various articles. Admission. 10 cents. 2t
 Judge D. W. Smith, of Elmira. New York; C. F.. Crowley aud H. J. Hammond, Los Angeles; A. E. Sut- ton, Omaha; Mr. Orr, . newspaper man of Champaign, Illinois; pr. E. A. Wehrmsn, of Indianapolis, were passengers on this mornings south bound train, sD route to the irriga- tion congress.
 Suits and Pants for Boys,
 from years to l9 years old
 at factory cost. This is DO
 josh. At Blocks
 Dr. Clarke Gspen, superintendent of the hospital for the insane. at KankAkee, Illinois, one of the largest institutions of the kind in the world, passed through Prescott thls morn iuG. en route to Pheni1 to attend the irrigation congress- Dr. Gapeu has the reputation of being tie only irrigationist east of the Mississippi river He has three hundred acres of land in connection with his hos pital under irrigation. H Is on the programme to read paper before the congress. entitled, Irrigation in the Humid Regions"
 The JOURNAL MINEs IS indebted to Fl. NJ. Thurman for s copy of the 6rSt issue of the RARdsburg Miner, published in the nsw mining camp of Randshurg. California. lt is datedl December l2. andti is four column folio paper. snd presents $. very neat typographical appearance. Geo. W. Glover is the proprietor. From its columns 1t is learned that James Roach, formerly of Prescott, is proprietor of hotel there, snd 1t says that "Al. Parks, formerly of Arizona, but now of San Francisco, is looking st mining properties iu this camp"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
The Way toCuFe

Saaairh IS 10 purify the blood. and | .cs sSarest, safest, best way to purify Ss blood IS by taking Hoods Ssr-
 sr'llA the One True Blood Puri-
 Hoods Pills are prompt. efficient, SsAys reliable, easy 10 take, easy to NPefate- 3
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

LONDON, Dec. 4-Aeeording to advices from Berlin, Vienns and Paris there is DO truth in the re ported escape of eX-SultAn Murad from his place of confinement at Csnstantinopls.
 Schilling's Best tea for sale st tho Bashford-Burmistsr Co, Try small package.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Eroz TsErri.ysu..lv

:. a. Strahaa, of Cottonwood, was 1 town today.
 ArS- I. E Peery and her son left ~ stanton on this mornings train,
 IL 's. Corrigsn left for home this saturday night free lunch will
 s place As usual at the Iceberg. 5t Aalo' R. Allyn Lewis was & pas kes on this mornings south
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

Dr. Niles circulars descuo~i ny case So sIActly that took Dr Niles New Heart CurS Aad l A1 nov . vel man. 1 hope every Ons troubled with heart disease will " Dr. Niles remedies If they Eiu write nc PssooAIly, I viii gladly give them fall tsaAils of ny eIpeFience-- EDw EpsONnS.
 P. O. Box sS, David City. Nebraska
 Dr. AilOs Heart Cure Is sold on guarantee hat ErsT bottle benefits or ncoey refunded
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
You G. De Wen

When your blood Is rich. pure and nounshing. Hoods SsrSSParilla makes the bloc rich and pare aud cures all blood diseases, restoring health and vigor.
 Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, head ache. 25e.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

J. U. McGreath. of Omahs, :S ia town en route to CaliioEuia ou a pleasure trip.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Einc TaiIarirE

Latest novelties ia fall and ziutsf goods just received by Vcigtlauds sr. the Tailor. S3.f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
HpIr W.utra.
Lo,tsaaa,uu,l

Girl wanted ,o work n ! .,-'v.t., family. Apply at ;hiS cl-.ca
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Letter Ltst

The following i> a list C.. 's,.ers remaining n the Prescott astofsice Ter the week eulla- December 10, 1895:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

blackmeT, Nu Naming. F-a1k-2 BeeSon Mss ZE Moran Nr, Z,ra Cameron, D McDououcb. T Clayton, I ! Nail. AC OTandalI, L S-4 Oliver, Geo . Grouse, Martin Parker. S.IsS Dean, W J Rouutree. RH Fields. P B Schiyeer. Harry Hutchinson. J V Scott. Waiter Hoag!snd, Mrs Scott. JN Hubert, sam Singer. NJ Jackson, George Stewart. L E-2 Logan, l. c Warren, Mar;
 SPANISH LIST. Coronado PasQual
 Please call for advertised letters.
 E. J. F. HORNE. Postmaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

Gunther candy of all kinds st Ait ken X Robinsou's Id
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16
Full Details Gladly Given.
A Railroad Orfcial's Experience.

I'VE nected with railroad construction ia
 Nebraska writes. Ny heart troubled as1 psine6 ns for E ysars- Sh0ztaeSs of breath vas Ghe constant and usCst common SyEpto=l- lGtsaSe, oxcr1ciAJins pain. Eener- ally followed ADy SeVere eIertioa. FSiatnesS hunger without any appetite; 6utteria, that EsScs ne clutch ny erslSS and pz. z.pltayioz that often staggered me ss if would fall were frequent attacks Aeain. everythinE Eou!d tn-u black fl ArCsSe from S stopping sosture quickly. SleeplsSS nt<htS Rith their pr. Miles PSOs'ra'.rs unrest vs;s Heart Cure set no rss' day or nisht, Restores sicisas and ie.,i'l. s-isi aayef- yer Health....... T .T -.a IS1', r5 c~I., oas They q,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-12-16

Clough has opened his fruit standi Grapes, cts. pound.
 Buttsr-Finest and richest Will iSmson valley ranch butter at J. L. Fishers. je2Stf
 Schilling's Best teA for sale at the Il . u .n