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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-01-26

Train sOS connects with Southern r r. at
Harrisenhurg for Strashrrg Junction and
Hnrr,nr.,s El.lrr DiNisinn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-01-26
FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Shops.

Situated ON Berryvilie Turnpike, within the
Corp0. ute LimIts of Charlestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-01-26
SOUTHWARK.

Train as connects with Southern L. R. at
Strasbure Junction for Front Royal and
Train 4O5 connects for HarrisonbuTg and
rriDts ~, Valley Raiirnod. :
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
Erom Monaay,, nal.y.

Dick McNary left Sunday to com mence work on his Cross mine, in Copper Basin.
 Ed. Fol;z. the good looking and genial Gladiator superintendent, is visiting town today.
 Mrs. J. \. Mckay of Fools Gulch was visitor to town Saturday, re turning yesterday.
 Thumb Butte, the silen, $, s,n'inal of the Prietss, is looming up as a mineral center.
 Sheriff Truman of Pinal county, made flying trip to Prescott, re- turning to his home yesterday.
 Travel to and from the mines IS being resumed, but it is difficult, nevertheless.
 Mayor O'Neiil is prospecting the Grand Canyon for mineral. IT he could only pull that stream towards the Prescott water works.
 Another snow storm would be of incalculable injury just al this time. We've had enough for "one load of poles
 Social affairs are somewhat ou the slow order iu Prescott thIs winter and even theatrical troupes giys the town the gOby.
 Deputy Sheriff Muuds returned this afternoon from Pheni1 with the prisoner accused of passing forged cheeks or orders.
 A one legged colored Phenix man, has applied for divorce from his wife. Cause of their trouble, she pulled the other leg.
 Charley Capells, the well known miner, came in last Saturday to con- suit pr. Barrett in regard 10 a dis location of the left shoulder.
 Will Nsvapai receive all her legis- lAtive goods back, or are We to figure again like We have in the past slightly Sharkyed but still in the ring.
 The report of Dr. Norton, terri torial yetenarian. will be presented to the legislature the first of next week. The report is quite lengt by and will be of almost invaluable interest and benefit to the stock raisers of the territory. Consider able space is given to the symptoms of the various contagious diseases peculiar to this climate and location. We learn from the doctor that there has been shipped from the territory during 1896 over 2l0000 head of cattle. This with the 25,0OO head consumed in the territory, gives some idea of the magnitude of our stock interssts-PheniG>HsRk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
LEGISLATIVE DOINGs.
What the NIRstssnTh Session is Doing al
 the Capital City.

What the NIRstsSnIh Session is Doing At
 Ihe Capital City.
 C. B. No 10, Dutton. to encour- age the building of railroads in Arizona.
 The com lItteee on mileage re- ported that they had turned the matter of mileage over to the secre- tary of the erritory.
 Norton gave notice that he would soon introduce the following bills: An act providing for the appoint ment and removal of territorial off cers; also to repeal Act No. 7S of the session laws of 1891, concerning the signing snd issuing of territorial warrants.
 President Hughes gave notice that he would soon introduce a bill re- garding the assessing of property belonging to railroad corporations.
 A communication was pressed by the speaker, received by him from Hon. Murat MAsterson, being that gentleman's resignation as assembly man from Yuma county. MT. Mas terson stated that as he had been recently elected vice president of the Raleigh < Western railroad, be was compelled to cancel all previous engagements. The letter was sc- cOmpanied by copies of communica- tions sent to Yuma county officials.
 Fl. B. No. l6, Goodwin, to encour- age the construction of reservoirs in the Territory of Arizona; read first time.
 NIT. Goldberg gave notice of his introduction of s bill to provide for the erection of a capitol building and the further maintenance of the capitol grounds.
 The question of the printing of bills again came up, and was dis cusSed by a number of members. but no progress or understanding was reached, and the matter was again left in an unsettled condition.
 H. c. R. No. 5, by Warren, in structiag the chief clerks of both houses to procure S worth of pos tAge stamps for each member and chief clerks. Laid on the table. A division was called for and declared too late. A motion to reconsider, carried Motion to lay on table, lost. The resolution was carried.
 fl. B. No. l9. by Chalmers, defn- ing legal newspaper for the pub lication of legal and other official notices ID the territory; read first time; rules suspended; resd second time; one huldred copies ordered printed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27

eTinS iu the grave, on top of the coffin of 8 live white dove, and dur ing the ceremony it Is released and permitted to fly away IL Is used Co represent the flight of the spirit from its earthly environments.
 McClure's Magazine for Febru- SVy will have s paper by H J. w Dam, on the Making oi the Bible, giving popular account ot the principal manuscripts (with fac simileS) from the bible as We now have II Is derived. and description with numerous illustrationS) ol the famous Oxford University Press, where bibles are produced by the million, with tho finest art ever achieved in book-mSking. and in every known tongue.
 Foon FF.dsy's psi.y.
 Jack Nelson has been re-spponited deputy sheriff at Crowned King.
 John Lawler aud II. R. Wood left today for Hillside.
 J.W. Sullivan left for the south today.
 R. B Burmister is making a pleas ure trip to the City of MexicO.
 NJ. R. Riley came in from Mime hahs last evening.
 F. E. Greenwood returned 10 Pisceritss this morning.
 The thermometer registered II degrees above zero al Whipple th;s morning.
 James E. Shirley will leave Cu to- nights train for the south on m.n- ing business.
 Yoeman's pack trair went a, '..'s morning with supPle> to d. ..s south of Prescott.
 C. (. Randolph, of the Ple4N Republican. has been joined ia P.,- nix by his wife and two chudren.
 Although stlll confined to his bed, Doaue MerrilIs condition Is re ported somewhat improved.
 V. k Fairbanks. Marshall Field ami II. II. Porter are expected 10 leave Chicago toUigh, for AuZona.
 Bsrry Goliwater has gone east 10 purchase the spring stock of goods for the Prescott and Pheuix stores of VI. GolGwater k Bros.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27

counties, and a state government to eat up the surplus financial crumbs, Holy Moss where will those r. S A. C. bOn0s get of sti The official of Prescott commonly designatcd as our health officer, has a volume uf business to face him m the spring clean up. This office is more of aa ornamental one than 1t Is uf merit, and should toe conducted on sanitary principles or else abol- ished.
 The literary fever has taken an other header, and Prescott IS tu have A new journalistic gem in the shape of The Growler." It will presided over by Barney Smith, as chief grosler, and have for its motto a growl at everyone who re- fuses to subscribe for it.
 The work of shearing the sheep which are wintering in this valley, has begun and the first wool from the clip was received in this city last Saturday. There are some forty thousand head of sheep in the val ley at the present time, all of which will be sheared.-Herald.
 Mrs. J. NJ. W. Moore is unable to teach in our public school having an attack of the grippe. Principal Ostrom has placed Mrs. Frank W. Foster in charge of the room. Mrs. Foster Is not only s high school graduate, but is also a graduate of an Ohio college. She takes hold of the work like an e1pt rienced teacher and IS giving very satisfactory ser vice
 The present legislature seems to be working ln conjunction with the postal department of PheniX. They have voted each other five dollars in postage stamps, aggregatinR over SAO0. The next move should be to pass a joint resolution authorizing the hir,ng of several Phsni1 urchins to properly lick those stamps irtO position.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
The AtehiseA mas Bought the Atlanue q
 Pacific

Pacific
 The terms of the proposition thas has been made by the Atchison rail road to holders of 1 per cent guar anteed trust gold bonds of the Atlantic x Pacific railroad to pur- chase Sl6,0OO,Oo0 first mortgage 6 per cent western division bonds of the last mentioned company are officially announced as follows:
 The AtchiSon will give 52A per cent of the par value of the bonds in Atchison general mortgage 4's carrying April, lS97, coupon, and 574 per cent in Atchison preferred stock, in all S,4O0,00O Atchison 4's and $9.2OO.0oO preferred stock. The puSchaSe also assumes the net float ing debt of the receiverShip amount ing to about SI.2O0,0OO; will pay the expenses of the foreclosure and re- organization and will assist the re- organization committee in obtain ing control of the central division in case they decide not to foreclose that mortgage.
 In return, the Atchison receives the western division" bonds and is to be released from all liability upon guaranteed trust bonds the pending suits being discontinued or assigned. The Atlantic < Pacific committees will retain possession and control of the g, 2,74e,0O0 6rst mortgage 6 per cent bonds of the central division aud retain one-sixth of the equipment of the western division for the use of the central division.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
Hoods Pills to operate. : cea.s,

Walter Miller, general manager of | the big mercantile firm of T. F. Miller S Go. of Jerome, came in ou | this moru!ug's train.
 The infant son of Charles H. and Lulu HarbesoD, died al Camp Verde January l9. aged one month and fifteen days.
 A deed has been filed for record from Geo F. Parker 10 John Akard for land ID Peoples valley, the con sideratiOn being Sl.SSO.
 Night service on the $. P. * ?. railroad wlll be resumed again to- night. when a train will be started from each end of the road
 WANTED:-A 6rs,-cla,s Millman. 10 take charge of q ten stamp mil. also must be able to make aI, r..- essary repairs A3dre-S PLACERITA Co. Placerita, Afiz. i--
 T. c. Norris. who presided o,el l one session of the legislative c5.u- ell, Is down m Pheniy. giving point CTS to President Hughes. o. the present council.
 There are thirteen prisoners in the county jail, an unlucky number. -Conrier. Almost any number Is unlucky Co the unlucky individuals who form it-in county jail.
 E,,,L TI-,,., ...,...,.g,y,, g ,L \ a. tie Jessie Mining Company, was married last evening to Miss Nola Culver. of Chsparral. The cere- mony was performed by Judge ( Hicks.
 The PheniK gun club will give a shoot on Washington's birthday of a hundred live birds each. Three entries have already been made. be ing J. J. Hallowell, of Tucson. and J. II. Holmes and Fred. Schofeld. of Pheui1.
 Dr. Barrett was called m consul tation last night with pr. McCand- less in the case of Miss Flora Will jams, her condition being alarming to her friends. Her condition is somewhat improved today.
 4 brilliant meteor was witnessed on Wednesday night at Whip pie about S:SO o'clock. IL was very near the earth and lighted up the entire heavens. IL was accompanied by a roaring noise. Parties who witnessed it think that it lit just east of the garrison.
 Ed. F. Aver. the original founder of the Aver lumber company, of Flagstaff, at present the Arizona Lumber and Timber company, wss expected in Prescott on this morn ing's train with his wife, but instead of comirg here they continued their journey to Los Angeles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
pI.,rle, Ceu1t Proc..ainr,

January 25.-Rachcl 4 Willis vs Wm B Willis; report of referee filed and case submitted.
 Henry C. Taylor vs Mary Taylor; same.
 Lizzie Jack vs James II Jack: same proceeding.
 Luther Wilson vs J R Lowry e. al; plaintiffs motion for a new trial overruled. plaintiff, by council. ex- cepted 10 ling and gave notice of appeal; thirty days time allowed to file bill of exceptions.
 Joseph L GiToux vs Geo H Schuer- man, and sSMe vs Johd Duke; the name of F E Brooks, of Colorado, was entered oi record as of counsel for defendants in each case.
 Jesse T Jones, guardian, etc. vs John : Jones, admin. Order en- tered permitting Jake Marks to en- teTvene.
 D C Thorne vs Goodenough Min ing < Milling Co; motion to K H Burmlster, party plointiif, sustained; !; exceptions to ruling entered.
 Adjourned till 10 a. m. January
 U. $. court met and adjourned.
 Tuesday, Jan. 26-The following deereeS of divorce were granted:
 H. C. Taylor vs. Mary Taylor; de- cree for plaintiff.
 Rachael A. Willis vs. W. B. Wills; decree for plaintiff.
 Lizzie Jack vs. J. H. Jack; decree for defendant.
 D. C. Thorne vs Goodenough M. X NJ. Co; defendant allowed five days to file amended answer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
SInO Reward. SInn.

The readers of this paper will be pleA-ed to learn that there is at least one dr,Aissi diSazsa thzt scies has bsn able to cure ID all lts stAges Ani thAf is cAtaFrh Hal'- CAfArrh Cure is the unly positive cure noE known Co the mt>ilcAl fraternity CStarrb belug A Con tltutiunsl s- eAss. reguircs a constitution trpAfment- Ha ls CAfArrh Cure Is taken internally, acting direc;iy upon the blood and uucols -grtscas vf the sys- tenn. thereby df-trsy iuss the foundation uf the dis-z-e, and glyln, Lhc patient strength by building up the cons itutl,ua and aSs.stiaC nature m doing its work. The prpprirtnrs have -o much faith ia its curative p.wer~ that they ofle- One Hnndrt-i Dollars Tor any case taAr It fAils Ca cure. Sud for lis testimonials
 Addrsss. r. J. CHENEY < co. Tolsio. O.
 Sold by Druggists. e sc
 H.lI's E.rTfFv .Hs h.ak
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
THE LATEST NEWS!!
General Happenings Throughout Eily
 Points Of tha Country.
IT iN CULD.
4 Frigid Wave Has struck the whsls
 Country.

4 Frigid Wave Ha. struck the MhsIs
 Country. PIrrSHCBe, Jan. 25.-The mercury dropped from : to To degrees below zero.
 Dubuque IL was - degrees be- low Zero here this morning. The poor are in desperate s;raivhts.
 Kansas City.-This part of the southwest has experienced the cold. est weather of the season during the past 2i hours. Great loss of cattle Is reported.
 Cincinnati.-At six o'clock this morning many thermometers regis tered 10 and l2 degrees beloR zero.
 Lacrosse. - Twenty eight below zero.
 Duluth. - Government thermo- meter registered B below.
 Buffalo. - Last night the wind blew fl miles per hour.
 Chicago.-The cold wave struck Chicago harder today than either yesterday or day before. going ms tsrially under the lowest points of Sunday, when the record for twenty five years was broken. At : 8. n. today the signal service reported the temperature 2O degrees below zero.
 Milwaukee.-Twenty degrees be- low zero.
 Minneapolis. - The lowest tenn peTsture reached here last night was 30 below zero.
 Denver.-The thermometer regis tered : to 10 degrees below zero this morning.
 St. Paul.-The mercury did not get above 15 below zero all day yesterday and this morning reached 32 below.
 Chicago Sufferers.
 CAeA6O. Jan. 25.-Mayor Swift today issued an appeal to the big packers, coal dealers and merchants for contributions and supplies to relieve the suffering. Heavy con- tnbutions kept coming in all day. On the board of trade several thou sand dollars were subscribed in a few minutes. Big department stores and dry goods merchants sent in cheeks Tor $500 and Sl.0Gl
 Fatal Accident
 MARQCETTE, Mich. Jan. 25.-Joe Martin, Jack Ford and Pat DonohOe were returning to the lumber camps in a blindIng snow storm when s tree fell on them, killing the first two outright. DonOhue was horFib- ly mangled.
 A Sick senator.
 WAsHINGl ON, Jan. -. - Senator George, of Mississippi, who has been dangerously i'll with heart trouble at the Garfield hospital, passed 6 comfortable night.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27

Snow and profanity still rule the rOost among freightsrs.
 Very httle placer dust is coming tn- It's showed under.
 Did anyone say that the corral on the PlsIa was to be thing of beau ty, etc.
 Municipal water talk is quiet at present,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
EroIa Tuesdays Daily.

AEei1 iutSlA NAlIy.
 Col, 4. O. Brodie is doing Phenix for few days.
 Frank Blo,lgett has issued power of attorney to NJ. B. Haz tine.
 T. W. Job ston has Ii d his oath and bond as a notary puhlic.
 Colorado miners are arriving in this section in large numbers.
 There is actieity in every mining district around Prescott.
 Mining mea are arriving daily from all points.
 BRJsLEr's CoLD TABLETS cure a cold In few hours. 25 cents. Try them.'
 Jake Reese is fixing up quarters opposite this office for the new Roberts meat market.
 The penitentisry pulse" has not, as vet, commenced to beat very strong.
 Co-psrtnership papers have been recOrdei between G. B. Scammel and Henry Bardshar.
 The Indians of Mohsve county are predicting heavy rains for next month.
 Several Phenix people we have noticed iu Prescott of late Inyar- lably spit on the street.
 Today's train from the north was two hours late. Cause, delayed A. x P. trains This Is positive.
 Wanted, board and care for boy 9 years old. Address box 34l. stat ing price and location. 2
 Use smoked glasses to protect your eyes from snow and sun. At BRIS- LEI's PHARMACY, 25c 50c and 75c, .
 The divorce mill in our district court today dropped legal stamps on three couples. They will not get in that battery again.
 Judge (. N, S,erry, solicitor for the A. X D., together with other railroad off ,ials, is expected in Prescott tbis week.
 T. J. Eamau, the big cattle man, of Kansas City, has gone to look at alfalfa fed cattle in Salt river.
 Judge Hawkins is clearing up the docket of thIs district aud has the differences ot litigants about at an end.
 In the district court this morning the case of the Territory ys. The Dsggs Bros, was set for hearing on February 25th.-Herald.
 Papa" Hull of Yavapai is said to ke preparing q stirring address on territorial matters, m which his elo- quence will be so plain and convinc- ing as to shake the loose timbers in our weak territorial structure.
 It is said that the Etta. a piece of mining ground near the Verde river Is 10 be opened up by Messrs Rich ards and kiley. A big supply of provisions was sent there today.
 Prescott brass band meets in the Hook and Ladder truck house Wed nesday evening, Jan. ?. at S:I5. All members are requested to be present as business of importance will be transacted.
 Miss Ida Williams came up from Mesa on Saturday, to be at the bed side of her sister. Miss Flora, who has been seriously i'll for several days, The latter is very much lm- proved today, We are pleased to state.
 One of the pretty pieces of off cial doings expected of our board of supervisors would be the removal of that unsightly stockade around the plaza, and, instead, if possible, . cement sidewalk, enclosing, at that, a park filled with trees and . grassy lawn. It would look just splendid.
 With circuit courts in full blast, 8 new code of laws for everybody lo break, a gold bug administration in a free dough" territory, an assist ant district attorney in frst-clsss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27

The ranchers on the Verde are jubilant over the heavy fall of snow iI the mountains. From four Co fye feet was reported yesterday. Their only fear IS a sudden rise in : the temperature, which will melt the suoW too fast aud inundate the ] valley, and thus giving the marine editor of the Phenix Republican a ! chance to "speak" to the L. :. bat tleships on their way to the San Carlos coaling station. - Jerome News.
 Jerome has three applicants for postmaster This IS sl. Fr.slug, as We had something of a. ,d,S that there wasn't a go.dbugsrr In that camp.
 The Union Eyangelis,Ic services at the NJ. F. Church are announced to continue ths week, beginning each night at 7.I5 o'clock. The public Is invited to attend.
 F. A. rutie, lT. was confined to his room with rheumatic gout yesterday. Change of business locations and change of weather has temporarily affected him, probably.
 Rev. MT. Ashman, superintendent of missions for New Mexico and Arizona, preached very interesting and practical sermon at the Union Gospel meeting last evening.
 D. P. Nichols. one of the progres- siye residents of Skull valley, is wis iting Prescott on business. Re Is engaged iu quartz mining near that place and has developed a very promising piece of copper prop eTtv.
 P. C. Wilder has returned from Kansas city, where a surgical oper- aJIon wAs performed on hlm, re- storing him 10 old time health and ylgor. His many friends are pleased to see him again after so long an ab- senCe,
 D. B. Gillette and B. B. Thayer, two prominently known Pacific coast mining operators, arrived this morning from Mexico and will re- main for some time in locking at their various properties.
 T. r. Carson, who is operating the Rysn property on Turkey creek, broke the road between Prescott and that place yesterday, coming with the first vehiA ID two weeks. He reports the snow very deep every where and the journey a trying one oa man and beast. He returned to- day with supplies.
 Charley Akers, whose residence in West Prescott is at the head of nay lgatlon on Granite creek, is keeping his weather eye open for the un- certainty of the elements these days. If old time weather prevails, as seems probable, he wouldn't have enough left to make an abstract of.
 We record with pleasure that Mr. E. B. Modeu, of Prescott, has been appointed city assessor of the coun- y seat. Prescott; may now boast of another efficient official. as thorough training in the commer- cial world ifs the right man in the right plsce.-Jerome News.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
Hoods
 Sars aparilIa

Ys he One True Blood Purifier. Al druggists q. Prepared only by C. L Hood S Co. Lowell Mass
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-01-27
A Sick senator.

WASHINGTON, Jan. .. - Senator George, of Mississippi. who has been dangerously i'll with heart trouble at the Garfield hospital, passed 6 comfortable night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-16
CLASSIFIED
WAN rs


FOR RENT-The 3-story brick whole
sale house on Santa Fe track lately
occupied by Bryan Bros. L. W.
Ctrpp. d4S
FOR RENT-Good offices and living
rooms in the Clement building. now
being thoroughly renovated and i'm
proved. L. W. Clapp. d4S
FOR RENT-Nice large house just
painted and thoroughly repaired,
14i7 N Lawrence. L. w. Clapp. d4S
FOR RENT-Good houses and stores.
L. W. Clapp. d4S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-16
KANSAS .1pLAND RAu.wAy

Direct connections made at Burton with
the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe for
points in Western Kansas, and at Els
worth with the Union Pacific for Denver
and all Colorado points.
Depot corner Douglas and Moeley avenue.
G. II. WHITNEY,
Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-16

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More of those 8 IA White
Envelopes ready for your
kind order. $1.oo per thou
aand in lots of S thousand.
Cash On delivery.
EAGLE PRESS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-16
SITUATION WANTEn-MAIE

oS~N"O>~~OoNc-~O~ONO0N~N~oN
WANTED-At once-Good live agent to sell
our goods in Wichita. Address The Union
Pacific Tea Co, 5l3 Kansas Ave, Topeka.
Ran d49-3t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-16

WANTED-Relable agents to sell New
Y ork Life Insurance in Kansas and Okla
homa. Apply to Walker & Luling. Cen
aeral Agents dl5 Of,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-16

FOR RENT-That nice cottage, elegant
shade and location, corner First street and
Mosier avenue, College Hill. Call on A.
II. Edwards at the Kentucky Hat store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-16
BUSINESS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For cles-
iarm or good rental town property. gilt
edge drug stock: invoice g. 500: books and
stationery. $3.50; clocks. jewelry and
MatcIes 500; paints. wall paper and oil.
500. Complete as above and doing goo.
busress; located at Ottawa. Kan. Good
reasons fer quick deal w. o. Lenhart.
Mt. Hope Kan 3lsst