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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-24
The National Matte Shelter !

EE-A practical An q simple method of mating sdlphide ures. such As nick el. copper. gold and silver ures- In localities where lead ores and fuels are scarce and almost unattRinAhls. our pyritic, water lNcketed Matte Shelter has been recognized with highly satisfactory rSssults. and has been thoroughly tested on v1rions pyritic, sllpaids and Arsanida OTIS. in capacity of tO so tons per day. lt is the most prac ticAl, cheapest and simplest method Of sold and silver ore mating and concentrating thAt is known to-day.
 sw-it requires 10 extraordinary skill. Do lead ores. DO huxing mate riAl. and no fuel of any kind for the smelteT after it is started. The sul- phgr in the ore is its natural fuel only, and its ccst has no comparison with any other process Of cunoentrAf- ing-
 SF-We are prepared to furnish any siEe or capacity plant complete Co suhetAntial uiinif people. sat ir up and furnish our men to run it for them un easy payments Prices and sHecihcStions furnished with refer ences on application. National Ore and Reduction Company Ssss CheltenhAm Avenue. St. Louis. Mo. Manufacturers of Furnaces for Nickel CoBtf, Gold, Silver and Lead Ore.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-24
GRAND AUCTION SALE.

| GRAND AUCTION SALE. Commencing Monday, June 1. 1896.
 al ? and 7:sOP.N Sale Will Continue From Day to Day Until Goods are Closed Out. NJ. German, the largest and lead ing jeweler of San Diego. California, who is retiring from the jewelry business on account of health. will offer his entire stockof
 DIAMONDS.
 WATCHES,
 JEWELRY, SILVERNARE.
 OPERA
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 FIELD
 GLASSES.
 STERLING
 SILVER NOVELTIES,
 SOUVENIR
 SPOONS. And an immense stock of Loose Stones, Diamonds, Rrbies, Sap phires, Fine Opals, Pearls Arizona Rub.es. Chalcedonies, and Cats Eyes, at AUCTION to the highest bidder without reserve. This sale will offer the greatest opportunity 10 secure good reliable goods at your own prices.
 To the ladies, We extend a cordial invitation to attend this grand que ton sale. We have many artistic and beautiful articles to offer the ladies.
 In order to save money in adver- Using We will give 10 PRESENTS FREE EVERY DAY. Besides any person holding a ticket will be en- titled to participate in the final grand present which will be com. plete silver tea set and fine gold watch.
 WI. FEELING, who has been a resident of this city for long time, and known as an expert watchmaker will have charge of the repairing department. All watch work guar auteed and at very much reduced prices.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-24
Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remaining in the Prescott postotice for tha week ending Juua 10 1SQ6.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-06-24
Notice To CreditlSl

Estate Of JOSEPH HENRY GOTGH, DszsA NOTICE is hereby given hy the undEsiF1ea, ~ executOr of the estAbe ot JJlSEPH ElAki COUCH, deceased, to the oreditors of Ena Al persons having elaine against the said dsosNsa Co exhibit them, with the neoessSSy vOoe,ss within four mcnths sfter the first pahlioAEsaSf this notice to the said exscut,rst Prsscoit, fss- ApAi county, Arizona. the ssma being ths phes for the tTAnsAction OF the busiosss of Aii lar tate. in said county of YAvApai.
 WILLIAM C. BASHF0Rn Executor of the Estate of Joseph HsEry 6uasA-
 DecszSed.
 Dated this ssh day of May, iS0S 6
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toe several deeds, aggregate $500.
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Anderson kept it in bis pocket and the
colonel claims that the generals failure
70 hand 1t 10 the Governor cost Col.
Male the brigadier-generalsbip. The
committee will meet again.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-31
The 81. Paul refuses to Bulge.

NEW Yoag, Jan. 51.-Four tugs were
at work this morning In another vain
endeayor 10 pull The big American
steamship 81. Paul out Of the eaDd off
Long Branch, where she has been
stranded since Saturday morning las..
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fused 10 bulge and there IL little likeli.
hood Of getting her off until the wind
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by sounding that 1t will be necessary
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o. nearly six hundred feet, TO get the
ship into deep water. Though spring
tides arc now practically over, the
wreckers still base their hopes on an
easte,ly wind TO help tho 81. Paul of.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-31
Freight Wreck.

RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 31.-At Manly
last night the freight train On the Sea-
board Air Line ran into an open switch
upon a line of freight cars, it having
been signalled to go forward. Engi-
neer Thad. Peasants, of Raleigh, was
scalded, but not dangerously. The
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wrecked and overturned, and sixteen
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tor Dunn is blamed for the accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-31
Fitzsimmons-Maher.

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 3l.-The pros
poet that the fight between Bob Fitz
simmons and Peter Maher will De con-
tested within the borders of Mexico
are diminishing daily, and it may now
be regarded as a certainty that it will
not take place upon Mexican soil.
General Cozio has made the announce
mept in his capacity as minister of
State that the fight will positively not
be permitted on the soil of Mexico.
The impression generally prevails hire
that the fight will take place in New
Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-31
corRT OF APPEALS.

The Curt Of Appesls handed down opin-
ions yszterday In the following caaes:
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railfoa1 Com
pxpy ~. The American and Exchange Eank,
from the CiFcpi, Conr, Of LynchburI.
glackford va Rogers. firm the Circuit Court
VI Fapquicf county; affirmed.
DarliDys M. C1mmings' ezecut6s, ct 81 ,
fofa the Circuit Court Of Elizabeth City
county; affirmed.
L;fcw O. ST., W.. simpkins ct Al, from the
Circuit. Court Of Pulaski connty; appeal re-
fDsed.
guddutb w. West WytheyiIIe Land and
Improvement Company, from the Circuit
Court Of Wythc county appeal refused.
CoIdir0n w. AsheviIle Shoe Company, from
the Circuit Court OF Les county; appeal
awarded bond $500.
Mxry Thon's executor W. II. Thorn OF al,
from tho Corporation Court Of Frederick
burg; appeal and supcrsedeas.
I.arkfn ~ Witt, Biedlcr d Co, Dismissed
for failure 70 print
Hughes' administrator W. Wilson and
others argued and submitted.
Jackson vs. Hopkins; argued and con-
tjuneI,
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sftsen days' bill would spread tn: Evil
I'll o7sr the rate, and contamiDate the
youth " Virginia Ia every town where
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ing the year. He belieVed the Banwn
bill by far the bss>t, and rs thought Is
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not ~ s9re of the action Of the 5snate.
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ing, he uas fond Of il: bb. it IL biz pur,
I,te,e, IL possible, ~ break DpaB sorts q
gambling on race tracks in Virginia.
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that Virginia, no matter what might BE-
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cisI question, would present an IN
broken democratic front In the next
presidential election. IA 70 whether
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could not say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-31
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS war.

RoXE. Jan 3i-Dispetches received
from the Italian troops in Abyssinis,
that had been defeated a. MakslIe, state
tnat vheo the column arrived al Bars-
tiers camp the men were clad in rags
aud completely iucased in dus. and
dirt. For - days they had not been
able to wash, owing 70 the scarcity OF
water.
Forty-fre members Of the party OF
the Left 10 TIE Chamber Of Deputies
have subscribed 10 resolution depre-
eating the prosecution Of the war in
Abyzsinis, in which. they say, vast
Gums Of money are being squardered.
They demand that the chambers shall
Immediately be convened for the pur-
pose of putting stop to the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-31
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

Busines has been quist during the week.
The,e hks been an advance In ihe price Of
Wheat, bat the offerings are light But little
has been done in monetary Affairs and rxses
remain unchanged. In New York yesterday
money On call was easy az 3Ea4 per
cent, and closed az 3a31R per cent
Prime mercantile paper Gas per cant In
Baltimore money has continued Arm and in
demand st 5laa6 per cent on call, with mos.
20 ans made At 6 peseeent- Local shares are
quiet with little doing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-31

Too LATE Y0E DissEg.-The annual
5tats dinner given by the PRECEDENT
and Mr.. Cleveland 10 the Supreme
Court took place at the White Houie
last night.
When the President and Mn. Cleve-
land, with tho guests, Eat down at the
table there were two vacant places.
The guests who we're 70 have filed
tbesss pIacss we're tbs S1licitor General
and Mr.. Holmes Conrad. When they
drove up 10 the White House and
aiighted from their carriage it was 10
BIZ Informed by one Of tbs doorkeepers
that the President and the guests had
bsen wsated. There VIE nothing 10
do for them but TO drive back home.
OF cour,s, by to-day there will be no
end Of apologies. notes OF explanation,
81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-31
T0-DaT'S TELRGBAPHIC NEWS
Prom Richmond

RrzxoxD, w Jao. 3I.-Whsn NJ.
WlssEd'= bill Incorporating ihe Fali=
Church and Potomac R.irosd Con-
pay caue up II tie House to-day
VI. Sanders t-ied 70 nave i.
a aendsi il reference % fencing tracks
TIL. led 70 hot debate aod vote was
no reechsd.
Tae rae bills have been made tie
Gpaci.l order for mex, Wednesday st l
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phine street house of ill-repute last
night. She is at the hospital in a serious
condition. A letter was found in her
room stating that her husband, Thomas
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The BOND BnL.-Tn the Z. s. Senate
yesterday there was long talk on the
bond bill. An effort was made TO get Mr.
Jones TO gay when ne would ask fer
vote on the bill, but it failed. Mr..
Stewart declared that it made 10 differ
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er any was taken. 1t was all "dress
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ing oliver amendment would be ger
name az an amendment to the tariff
bill, and that when the latter measure
came before the Senate he would
offer 8 oliver amendment to test
Senators On their choice between
tariff and silver. After lengthy
discussion the Senate went in
to executive session and then took a
recess until to-day without exact un-
derstanding az to the vote, although
the talk had shown purpose to secure
a vote on on Saturday.
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1t IL said at the Navy Department
that the U. 8. ship Texas, which was
built at the Norfolk navy yard, will
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easily remedied.
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