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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
THE STORM WAS WIDESPREAD.
Reports Coming In Prem the Country
showing Its Disastrous work.

Reports Coming In Prem the Country
showing Its Disastrous work.
ST. LOUIS, May S0.-Reports continue
TO come in from points within radius
Of 200 miles Of this city, showing that
Wednesdays storm was widespread.
A special from Bowling Green, No,
says;
This city was not swept OF the earth,
as reported, but In some quarters near
by the storm destroyed much property
and injured man and beast Two miles
west Of Bowling Green residences and
barns were blown 60 atoms. One house
was picked mp with its contents and oc.
cupants, carried over the tops Of three
houses and set down again without in
jury TO the occupants
In a strip Of country a mile wide and
extending from here TO CurTyville.
miles away, almost every house Is
aged and many are utterly demolia
At Cuuyville not single house csc
damage
The residence Of ]. W. Alvis az
ryville was crushed in like an egl
and Mrs Rebeoca Reed instantly (
Jack Emerson and Henry Cash and lsste
were injured.
-Four miles west Of here Mrs. Carrie
Bradbury had her ribs crushed and sus.
tanned internal injuries, Louis James
had both arms broken and joe smith
had his scalp taken OF and viii die.
In most places the wind was lorna.
do, but at others Il took on a cyclcnie
feature, twisting OF elm trees thrc,
In diameter and whirling houses al
their foundations Inside Of 80 mi
the rainfall was Sis inches and n
20 9 O'Clock Il aggregated z inches
such rain or wind was ever before
in Pike county. Greeks and rive
higher than ever known and five hl
ajro washed away. Almost every oneon
,tho S. Louis and Hannibal road d)frum
Hannibal To Gilmore Is gone. This road
viii not bo able " run trains for several
days.
Reports recciyld from other storm.
visited places outside Of St. Louis add
to the num,er Of dead End injured and
tell Of 5reat destruction Of property.
The se'ion that suffered most is north.
west Of st. Louis. while the tornado
moved almost directly east.
Two more Of the wounded q, New
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

NEw YORK. May e0.-Tho American
Railway Accounting association elected
officers as follows President, Erastus
Young; fret vice president. II. ~
koohorspcro; second vice proSidegt,
Carlton hillyer; secretary and treasl
". q. q. phllhna.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

WoLFE CrrY, Tux. May SO.-Taylor
Davis. oolCred barber, shot his wife.
The ball entered from the rear and
struck the shoulder blade, coming out
on top Of the shoulder. Davis was ar.
rested and jailed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
wILL IuRN STATES eMpeNcE.
sandoyai and Valencia Have Confessed
10 tho rsraita Rravis land Fraud.


San FRANoIsCo, May 29.-Sandoval
and Valencia, the two aged Spaniards
Of this city who are under indictment.
alleged 10 he oonspira,oa with james
Adde's pcralta Reavis, in the infamous
land fraud, have withdrawn their peti-
iion In the United States district court
for q writ sf habcas corpus and agrees
on theirown accord, and contrary 10 the
adyicc Of their attorneys, to 70 10 New
Mexico for trial.
It comes from eiilcial source that they
havl confessed 10 their part In the ri.
gan, conspiracy and agreed to turn
riaiSs evidence against Peralta Reavis,
whose trial takes place at Santa Fe dur
ing the latter part Of June.
For this service. II is stated, Ne gov.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

SNYDER, Tex, May SO.-Bob Shinp
and Smith Howard had aeht, tcrmi.
mating in tho former cutting che latter
in the right side Of the abdomen. lcttinc
ont part Of tho ontrails. Bob Shipp 4
in jail at Clairemont, Kent county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31
Rank Suspend. business.

MANCHESTER, N. H.. May 9e.-The
Bank Of New England has suspended
business for the time being By vote
Of its directors and with the consent Of
he hank commissioner Of the state.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

Creditos are being paid with an idea Of
clearing up the deposits. The bank has
not recovered from its losses in 1898.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-31

RIO DE JANERo, May g9.-Disordors
have occurred in the province Of Min
ashx Gcraes. Tho oommandant Of DO.
lice there has been killed and troops
have been sent 60 Quell the disturbances.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
NEWS NOTES AND conHENrs.


 New Mexico has a case of leprosy
 An eleven year old boy is held foi murder at Red Bluff, California.
 The rumors of threatened wal with Spain are said to be- un founded.
 Peace has been declared between Italy and AbysinniA. The terms are favorable 10 the latter country.
 In .an Astoria, Or. restaurant gentlemen are requested, accord ing tO a sign on the wall, ito please not swear If ladies are present"
 The rumor that Cleveland and Carlisle would form a law eopATtnsr- ship at the close oi the present al ministrslion, Is denied.
 Bishop Mora, formerly of Cali forniA, has returned to Spain tO spend the remainder of his days.
 IL Is said tu he practically settled that Secretary Herbert will bs appointed chief justice of the court oi claims.
 A blind boy of San Francisco was enabled to See toy means nf the cathode rays.
 John Hays Hammond has ar ranged to remain three years in England.
 The deal for the Chino ranch. in Southern California, has been com pleted. The purchasers are sn En- glish syndicate and the price paid was Sl, ,SOo,0O0.
 A warrant for the arrest of Mayor P. J. Gleason of Long Island City has been issued by the district court of that place. The warrant charges A violation of the election laws.
 It is reported that Queen Victoria is about to make a new will. The one now in existence was made twenty years ago and has twenty two codicils, necesSitated by changes in the royal family. IL is engrossed on vellum, quarto size, bound as a volume, and is secured by a patent lock.
 Creek council of Indian territory has just passed law which pro- vides a penalty of SlOO fine and 50 lashes on the bare back for any citi. zen of the nation who shall hereaf ter give employment to any non-cit- izsn, or rent or lease lands or prop erty 10 a citizen of the United States.
 The commissioner general of i'm - migration in his annual reports shows that during the last hscal year the arrivals of immigrants in this country aggregated S4S+65, of which $40, 46S were landed and 27s9 were debarred and depOrted at the expense of the various steamship lines by which they came.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
No szL Application tor a Patent.
US. S.I.ANpOFFICF.

RrpscUyr, ATt-1- a, leCellte 11. I~s5 '
 Notice Is hereby given that James N. Mors Whose postotAce SliltreSs is Prescott, Arieunz has this day fled his application for a patent for fifteen hundred linear fest of the Ruck-vs mine or vein. bearing gold and silver with sul. face srpuu1 six hundred fset in width. situated in Turkey Creek mining district, Count d lavAuzi. and IerritCry uf Arizuna. and tiasil-. in this Ottlce as Mineral S1rveJ No. LIs5 Sad Mineral Survey No. lis, baing descrihed as fuI- l0Ss, to-wit
 Beginning At corner No. I \ 55desrs 30 min W. SO feet from dlscutsry monument. Identical with corner Ao. |. uf location where a stone 1Nsr.1 inches marked l-ils7 Is set l2 in-heS in the ground with mound of stones aloneside. q = l. M No. lls1 bears = tt dess t2i e. Thence \ S4 dess SQ min E is0 e Co cor No. where a stone a&x5x5 ins marked s-lls7 is set 10 ms in ground Thence . 5S dsss a min 2 6l0 ft to cor No. cor Fespo1dlng with Cor No 8 ut location where a Eto2e a1l2x> ins marked s-ilsl set in grcund l1 ins- Thence Si deys So mn W l-soo fset Co cur NO.A curresponding Go No. ( uf location. where a stone SxsX2- ins marked 4-llS7 is set in ground 10 ins. Thence a5 daSs 90 min W Ca ft Co Cor Nc. A same as Cor No. cf location. where a stone GxsxIs ins marked 5-fIs7 Is sar in grOUnd I2 ins, Thence N SC deSs So min F 73u ft Co Cor No. I. the place of b-yinning
 AASnstis variations lS jeGs Si mn 2 conta n- ing ao-o6 acres.
 The location Of this raine is recorded in the hecorter's office uf lavAlai county, Arizona iu Book @ Of milF,s and there are no sd-oiuing claims ur claimants, the nearest claim to said Buckeye lode being about terse miles distant.
 Any and all persons clAiniaz adversely any portion of said buckeye mine or surfAce gr,lund, are reluirgd Co nle their adverse claims Nith the hegtster ot tre lnltest States Land Ofhce at Prescott. ln the County of lSyapNi Territory of Arirona during the sixty days period of pubh cation hereof, or they will te hArrtd by tLe virtue Co the provis ons cf the statute.
 First publication Sept. Ss. IS.s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
Public school EntsrtAinmsnt. Fr1n Szturday's Daily.

The auditorium ot the high school building was crowded with patrons. friends and pupils of the public schools at last nights entertain ment given under the auspices of the two literary societies. The pro gramme was . varied and very in teresting one, consisting of recita tions, essays and vocal and instru- mental music by the pupils. All taking part ID the entertainment ae- quilted themselves admirably, and the entertainment was pronounced a success by all present. Prof Os- from, principal of the school read s critique on the professions. which elicited the applause of all present. IL was written in somewhat of a caustic style, but at the same time dealt with the subject from 6 plain, common sense stand point. One of the pupils down for 6 musical selec- tion being absent, Prof. J. L. John StOu was called on for a solo which be rendered in his usual faultleSs style. eGciting an encore. Mrs. w. \. Cline played the accompaniment for them. These entertainment will be given each month and although this Is only the second of the series, great interest is elready manifested in them, showing that our people are alive to the interests of the pub lie schools.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
Success in Dentistry.

New bridge work invented by Dr Hesvenston. without sacr fcing other teeth. called by the inventor indestructible bridge work, 8 patent for the same will soon be applied for; the first bridge Of this klnd wss made for Mrs. Prince, the wife of our chief of police.
 Dr. Heavenston Is the only dentist in the United States to discover the new combination of gases, in which oxygen Is used in the greater qusn- tity, 1t do,s not produce uncon- scioUsness, and children use it Ss . matter Of fur, and to verify this statement I refer you to Judge Ling and Andrews. Mrs. Scott had twenty teeth removed while under the influence of this gas.
 SiEce discovering the good quail ties of oxygen in combination with other gases, l have entirely dis carded the use of that poisonous nitrous oxide or laughing gas So to the afflicted, 1 will say, cheer up no misery, no pain, no sickness
 Respectfully,
 DR. 4. HEAvENSTON, Operative and Prostkeric Dentist.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
William BinkIey Con,ietss.

The jury this morning in the case of the Territory vs. Wm. Binkley returned 8 verdict of guilty. the result being obtained on the first ballot.
 The crime which Binkley is charged with was attempting to blow up the Cabinet saloon last summer. He partially succeeded in the attempt, as the giant powder blew out the end of the building, but fortunately no one was killed and no one was even seriously in- jured. The extreme penalty in the case Is fifteen years. Binkisy was defended by Phil Thornton. A bright young member of the bar, who did everything possible la save his client, but the evidence oi his crime was too strong against him. Judge Hawkins will pass sentence on him next Wednesday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18

and attraction of thousands and thousands of refined visitors from the many states of our Union. as well as Canada and Europe during the past winter, verifying the old adage, That you can dnVe a stone upward for a moment into the sir but it IS true that all stores will for ever fall; and whatever instances can be quoted of unpunished theft, OT of a decepiiou-Or lie that worse which somebody credited, justice must prevail, as il is the privilege of truth and worth 10 make itself known. trusted and be- lieved." Each lot is 501lS2 feet. Kindly send this paper to some de
 serving friend. Thousands and thousands will not only appreciate but avail themselves of what you may. with an inborn carelessneSs, e your own welfare overlook. Lots within five minutes walk of court house, then Be wise today" lis madness 10 defer; next day the fatal precedent will pleSd-thus on 't;ll wisdom Is pushed out of life.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
Forfeiture Notice.
pr,-r.ff 4-Ir N,y.-Dl.,--

N.tt- sN' .--s -f"NetLits-f 20 4>z-a- To Elmer Taylor. or his bcir- or assi.-us-
 lou Are hereby uuursl that have. during fhs yeNrs l-st aiid isp, pended tvu hua,trt,f dol lars ID lAisor upon the Northern Belle usinirl. clam, noiice ot location whcveof iS rtcorial iu Book N ot mlnt-, pss-e 511. rTcbr,is uF avsr.si County, ArlEuna. said claim heinz situated iu Walker Mining District, lavapAi County. Art1onA, iu urter to hold said claims ysrlts-r toe brovl-inu- uf SeCfiun g.at uf the Ra- Nl-ed Siatutc- ot tbe Opited State and the amendments JhcrUtu. c,sncrrnins- anrr5.I lsf.,r apoh mining claims. lt beiug tho amount re- 9nired Co hod said claims fur the ys,rioi ensiis,s 5lSeStho.,r Sl NV and l-,o, the sum of one hun- drvd dollArs heiuE eNrentst in each ,ss- .D3 IT Nlthin ninety lsol days after the publication eresi, yop iAll Or rctuse Co contribute your pro- pyfu"n Of such expenditure aS cts-owusrs. TOUT lateTe~ts m the salu mining c'aIm Will bscou,e tle property uf tar subscriber. your co-OWner who tss made ths re,luirt-i expeuditura hy he lei pc ot sad sfcaon. MAX. CANIiN.
 first pobllcatloa, November ., lssl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18

OFFICE OF THE TREASCRER AND TAX COLLECTOR or YAyAPAI COUNTT,
 ARIZONA TERRITORY, PRESC pTT.
 ARIZONA, September 22d, lS.6. j Notice IS hereby given that the duplicate assessment roll of the County of Yavapai for the year lSo6. Is now in my possession for the collection of taxes levied therein. That the sad taxes will be delin. queut on the Third Monday in De cember, 1896, and that unless paid ou that day, or prior thereto, five (s) per cent will be added 10 the amount as penalty. Said taxes are payable e me at my office, in the Court House. in the City of Prescott, on any day between the hours of g o'clock in the forenoon and 3 o'clock ID the afternoon.
 JOHN HAErIN, Ex-Oficio Tax Collector, YaVspai
 County, Arizona. Id
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
E1-Oficio Tax Collector, YaVspai County, Arizona. td
GENTlEMEN

Suits Co made to order from Sl5 aud upward, by J. DERR, the artistic tailor of Pres colt. Now is your time, gen tlemen, to get a cheap suit. Perfect ht guaranteed ID erery respect. Call and see me before purchasing else where. J. DERR.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
Piano Tuning.

Now IS the time to have youI pianos and organs put m order. For the next thirty days l will tune all pianos at three dollars. Other re- pairs as reasonable. All work guar auteed first-class. Orders can be left at C. 4. Dake's store, or address by postal card. :. SCHLESSiNGER.
 Turner and Teacher of Music
 Prescott. Oct. 2l. Inn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
Notice oI Forfeiture.

To Ernest Arnzz, bis heirs or AssignE Nou are hereby nutiS eSd that 1 the andsrsll.ss c,,-owuer. have sxpencfd twa hEndrri dall.ls . hhor and improvements upoa the fs1ges.s and Busca Vista mining claims in kils " mining district rerord of Which ls le-s1 Rnoks Of Minas. in the Offics of the keccra. - AAyapai county. in order to hota t1e eAas y.ss--S izsss under tha provisions of Sacfiaz EEs hfs1... Statutes of the Uaited States beng tna - s,s rysluir,i Co hold the sane for tes yeAr le sI within ninety dave. after this notlcs cf pas--A rIuu. yoD fall or -efu-s to coEtripufe yss.f -. portion Uf such axpenliiture. As COON asfs - iatrrp~t iu said claims will hscuCas the RrStrS of the suhsCriheT. under saa S>ctsoE NA-N " vtsssi Statutes af the United etAtea-
 FEEIPR hONRE9k CroWngi king. August so. lEsSs
 kIrs- Publication Aus. q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
FORFEITURE NOTICE
WAaoNrR. Aril senl. 1l 1.D.

WNgoNTR, Ariz. Sept. II. ISgsi. To John Kelly and May Kelly co t6eir hsir. CT assigns
 You are hereb, notified that we have durins The year ls.a expended one hundrgd dollar ip labor upon the Lone Pine mining claim notice of location whereof is uecUried m book S Of mines, pAse % records of Navapai county. Ari- EonA. Said claim being situate in Tiger minins, dlstrict, ASvApal cOunty, Arizona. in cr,tsr to aoid sAia clam under the provisions Of Section 21l of the Revised Statutes of tse fife,i Stnfe- and tae Aiilsldi1nelts thereto, cO1Cprning annual labor upon mlning claims, iJ heing the amount TelIirs,a Co hold sald claim for the period end ing Deceuber Sl. iSsS and if within ninety Ian aayo after the publlcatlcn hereof you fail or ra- fuse "a contribute yuur proportion of such ex- iSh,iituro as cJ-oWncr, your interest iu the said tlining claims will bycoule the urursrty of h., sopserltsrs, yCur Cs-OWuerS, who have made the reluired eNpenditur by the terms of sad section
 J. E. WAGONER
 \. N. WATERMAN
 WI. PIERCE First publication Sept. Il
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
KILROY'S

New Palestine Advertising and Real Estate Exchange iS We'll Known Throughout the United States and Canada.
 EF-Send 10 Two Cent Stamps for NEW PALESTINE pamphlet.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18

The undersigned will not De responsible for any deeds or contracts made by any person or persons without my written note or signature. The PUbhc is further in- formed that there IS no company under the name of Christmau t Company. No such company eyerdid exist.
 ]. II. CHRISTIAN. Big ECg, 4 ris,rg. March -. m3lxi
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
WESTWARD

Train 0, east bound laAves PresooSf 1l S1SZ--- and train westh0uai IeSs Rz
 Irsius and are hraitai ru-ri,. -
 weekly. No leaves jhicAgo WSans-isv. ..S SstnfdA-s passss Alo1qusrIU- 0a RFi5sTs 1sa Tuesdays Train No ( gi..i L ave I.os ASscs. - Mondays and ihurssiays, syTiviaS at CsisS-s - fridsys and Mu1dAys
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18

PRESCOTT. ArizonA. Juiy s5. ISas 70 T.. A. Barrlngtan, AduinistrSior of the fstNfe
 ot J. W. Harrington, your or his heirs or as-
 sigma:
 You are hereby n0titei that l have during the years isSe, lssS, ls.t and 1>g6, expended Ss GDl -tSenty-tuur hundred dollars-ss annual lalor upon the hosier Boy mining claim, recor,ieSd il book ot mines Sf, psges and io. recor,is Of Nsv- Apsl county, ArlEOna, and the Howard mine r,.- eorteSt ID erok - ot msles. pa<es 5l2 to s01 The Mammoth mining claim. recor,ied in book 1l of mines pAsces AsS and SS4. The Chloride mining claim, recOr,it-t in book n Of mines, passes SSl and aSl. kairyiew mining claim, recorsie,i in book =. pag-- so Co s> Wild Cat mining claim recorded ln book -l pAses Z15 and Si6 of sad rerords- All of sad claim. hsing situated in the hAssAy amp2 mining district. Aayapai county . AriEonA. ID order Co hold sad claims under the provisions of section 2S2s of the rpvisd Starutes ot the lnite,d Slstes and the amendments thereto eoncernlng annual labor upon mining claims. it eeing the amount reQUir-t to hold sad claims tor ths periOd ending Decemher Si. ls-5. and if within ninety days after the publication heraaf you fAil or refuse Co contribute your proportion of snch eNpsudIture .s co-osuer yOGr interest ir the said miuing cialms will tsacoue the pruperty of the subscriber ynur cO-ownsr who h-s made the rSS5uirst ezpenGituTe by the terms 0f said section. w H. HARLAN
 First publication AESast &
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
Presoott, Arisona. October s,h. l,gA.

FTesc0ti, ArllV1a- UCtIteT sJh. lesa. Notice is hereby given thSs the Rapid Transit Mine and Rapid Transit East Nine. Tzer Dt~- tricJ, lAvapAi CGunty. Arlaols. Win not b, nespoDsible for any debts contracted for Iahrlr. or material furnished. ur other purtsusa whs e hsinS WOrkei under o,lni or lease.
 JACOB HENKLE a1 D. f. hTnHsNrs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
For Homeless Boys

The Earnest Christian. veekly, se ce1is sIs s!Is... Denver Colorado. Is devoted Co ibe 9plal.ee,-i of Rrightsiie s EueAt industrial trAiaias - Ss for homeless and neglected hoys- Ihsfs ~ M ul1 boy IrasnE.- in the United states and stls-s slde is the only school ofierizs tes1 -. - etucasioa Aad manual Ir1izizg. HiA yc2 -
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
The National Matte Shelter

o9
 GV-A practical An simple method Ut mating snlEhids ores. such as nick sl. copper, sold and silver ores- Ia localities Where lead ores and fasls Ar- scarce and Almost unattAinahle. our pyritic. water jack-tsd Matte Smelter hAs hsen recosnired with highly sAtikfsctoFy rssZlts. and hAs hee1 tkoru1Ehly tested on various pyritie sQlphide and Arscni1s orss. In capacity Of Co so tons per dAy. lt is the most prse ticAi. cheapest and simplest method of gold and silver ors mating and cuncensratlnE that is knovn to-day.
 ~N requires 10 extraordinary skill 10 lead ores, no fuxing mate rial and no fuel ot any kind toF the snslteF after it ts slArtsd he sul- phnr in the ors is its nAturAl fuel only. Snd its Sll1s hAs no oompArisoH with AnJ other prOoess 0f ooncsntrAt- ing.
 "Ws Ars prepared Co furnish any sine og capacity plant complete Co substAatiAl mini people sst it np and furnish our men Co rnn M for thsm on easy pAyments- Prices and apecincations tnrnished with refer snces on application National Ore and Reduction Company SIss CheltsnhAn Avenue. st. IOuIs, Mo. Manutacturers Of Furnaoes for Niskd CcUer, Sold, Silver sHi Ltsd On
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
LEvI BASHFsRB.
Redemption of County Warrants.

hfh'hpAi"h "i N"un'y "AfHAAss will pay, on presentation, coun- ty road tax warrants, presented on or before October 20, 1898, with the exceptions of warrants No. 7S to 79. Interest ceases from this date.
 JOHN HARTIN, Treasurer of Nayspai County. Prescott, Ariz, Oct. 3, lS9i
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18

santa Ee. Frescotf & Phoenix kAiluay. VI the Atchisoa Topeka q Santa fs RAilruAd . V shortest and quickest route to Denver, Anan' City, St Louis. Chicago and al pointa ssak IkruuEh tickets Co all pOin-s i1 ths cner| States. Cznada and Mexico All the comforts and cOuveniencas of q az| class road yiIh superb equipment. GloSe connections made at Ash Fork ul Santa fe Route fast trains 70 all psina sass u.. west- Trains for California leave Ash EcIk z $50 and a D. ra-. arriving in Los Anseia na1 afternoon st l-so and san kra1cisco tssa1' morning as Io,l5.
 Parties desiring tO remain over at AaA lul| will md excellent accommodAtions as f3 HArvey's hotel rhs dining cars un sAs snz& Fe Eoute are also under the r1AoAgau1ant e lr. HArsey with his unexcelled care and stasllt Co guests
 Nos. and connect at Jerome Junctisa sl | '. & F. R for Jerome, connecting ax n1 cutt with stz-ye hnes foT all mining cAare Cougress with stszce hnez for HArQuA Had riun and lArnell; at Phenix with the h- 12 S R. '. R. R- for points en the SootAsa q cine.
 Gensrzl R a P Asf z W. < GOLDSWORTHY PrsSooft. fr1 City Ticket Agent. Hotel Burks. OEEas.
 Prescott, ArI1onA.
 FM MURPHY k F. WELLS Prest. & ten. Agr.E Assistant tien. MAnASer, Prssoott Afs1ur#
 Prssoott. ArizonA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
For Rent

Sazerac saloon and lodging house; three offices over Prescott National hank:two small houses near reservoir store on Gurley street; two rooms south of Mining Exchange and five rooms in Mining Exchange build ing.
 i.22 LEVI BAsHFaRR
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-11-18
Take Notice.

MINISTERIAL. Octobsr l4. Iss9 Notice is hereby given that all improvements OH uhs Gold Dust Mine. st MinuehAha, cOnsist- inEot butldings etc arc to bs removed within GKgS dAys from date
 JOHN AcEENKIK, olt-cd &inuetaha. AEyApai Co. AEiEoaA.