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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
EDining station

 The only North and South Line in Arizona traversing and reaching the most interesting ecilons. including the great Salt Eiver valley. Through tickets to all points in the Unitei States, Canada and Mexico. ! rains connect at Jerome Junction with trains of C. V. & P. E y for Jerome. Connecting at PfescOtt with stage liues for all prIncIpal mining camps; s1 Congress Juno tlon with Congress Geld Co. l. R. for Congress and stage lines for HarquA HAla, Stanton and larneu.
 At Hot Springs Junction with the C.. C. II. s. T. Co, stage line for Castle Greek Hot Springs, the new all the year health resort. At Phenlx with the M- & F. & & R. Y. By. for points on the \. P system Santa Fe route limited trains east bound pass Ash Fork at 2.40 a m- VI eiD e-days and Saturdays arriving at Kansas City second evening Chicago and St. Louis third morning For California at ;l0 a. m. on Tuesdays and Saturdays, arriving at Los Angelef same eVa-.:.-- F. NJ. MURPHY RE.NEIIS Prest. q Gen. Mgr. Asst. Son. Mgr.
 Prescott, Arizona. Prescott S-izona
 GEO M- SARGENT,
 General ? tt P. Act
 Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

The undersigned, owners of the First Home mining claim. located in Big Bug district hereby give notice that they will not be responsible for any debts contracted against said mine while the same is being worked under bond or lease.
 F, R. STEES
 SARAH SIZES Prescott. DecemQar 25. Ise5
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
Piano TontnE.

All orders for piano tunmg left at Geo. H. Cooks jewelry store will receive prompt attention. Oscar Rodeck, with T. L. Moran, repre- -entin2 KohieT & Chase 6 26-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
Wing See Laundry.

Next door to Stephens & Hoover meat market, Cortez street. Spec ial rates ou family washing by the week or month. All work carefully O ue. o2Sml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
Prescott ArizoDa. December 2s 1sos.

Prescott, Arizona, December 23. IsQ6.
 Notice Is hereby given that the Buckeye Mine. Turkey Creek mining district, HaFSpai county, Arizona, will not be responsible for any debts contracted for labor. or material furnished, or other purpose, while being worked under bond Or lease. JAMES M. MORE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

Notice is hereby given that the Red Rock mine ln big bug mining district, 1ayapAi county. Ari ]. EOnA, will not be responsible for any debts COZ tracted for labor or material furnished. or other purposes, while being WOrksd under contract
 CHAS. W. FORT. Big Bug. Arizona Oct. F, 1897. IO-1Swtf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
WANT ED!

Ten stone masons quick. A.0C per day. Apply
 UNITED VERDE COPPER O.,
 Jerome, AriZ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

Notice Is hereby given tba, the Rapid Transit Aine and ltapld Transit East Mine, ,Iieer Dis responsible for any debts contracted for labor, or material fCrnisbed, or other purpose, while being WOrk -~ Inder bond or lease.
 JACOB HENUE . vi D. F. MITuRELk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

To Whom it Mag Concern: The Last Chance mine and the hartineE mine, in Martinez Min ing district. will not be responsible for any debts contracted for labor Or otherwise by par ties working same under bond or otherwise.
 JOHN F. HOLDEN, J-l-Smdw JAMES REES.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
Through Car Service wa. santa
 Route From Ash Fork

Ghroush Nar Service wa. santa Fs Route From Ash Fork
 For the accommodation of oul patrons, we have secured through sleeping car space in Standard and Tourist Pullman cars passing Ash Fork on folloEii g days, destined tc points named.
 Eastbound. Leave Ash Fork al 7:40 a. ID. Chicago srd Kansas City, daily Standard and ouTist. B Louis Thursday, via. Kansa: City and Wabash Railroad. tourist Minneapolis-Saturday via. Kan sas City and c. NJ. < St. Paul tourist.
 St. Paal-Wednesday, via. Kansa: City and C. G. w., tourist.
 Westbound. Leave Ash Fork at I:45 p. m. Los Angeles, daily.-Standsrd and tourist. San Francisco, dsily.-Standard and tourist.
 s. F., P. & P. Ky, train No. ? leaving at Ais a. m., makes close connection at Ash Fork with cars mentioned above.
 Tourists will appreciate the cer- tainty of securing Pullman berths Secure sleeping car reservation when purchasing railroad tickets
 For further information call on or write. W. s. GoLDSwoRTHY, City Ticket Ag't. s. F., P. & P. By,
 Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

EHomas anj Arthur Hamilton ~. rr Trum tLr Peek m!ue.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

Heads blaming mill for sash and doors. dw1o
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

Fine mixed drinks of all kinds at the Winsor. ROKOHL, & GRIFFIN lessees. oZtt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
Lands, Patents,
 PenSii ODS, Claims.

Washington Law and Claims Company, Rooms , and :, 472 Louis jana Avenue \. W, Washington, D. c.
 Will, on vsry reasonable terms prosecute Land Claims, including Mine al Lands and Mines Applications for Paten- Sni Pensions, and all other claims before COlgTess, the District of ColumbIa ourts. the several Government De- partments the Court of Claims and the Supreme CoRrt of the United Statee-
 The ompany will also sid laEyers. a a 1is- tance, in preparing their cases for the supreme court Of the lited States. and for small con sideration VI II furnish cOrrespondents inf 'rIiaA- tiOn concerning matters in Washington that they may desire Jc know send Tor ircglars-
 JOHN G. SLATER, President Persons seeing this adverti eTnent and having business in that line will find it tO their interest to communicate through this paper
 In writing mention this paper.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

Notice is hereby given tha. the undersigned are owners of three fOurths of the Little King and other mining claims situated in Lonesome Val ley. Mineral Point mining district, Yavspai County, Arizona, and they will not be responsible for any debt contracted against said mining claims by any person or persons
 D. W. WEST.
 J. W. HEMINGER,
 J. N. HUDGESs-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
kaTa Io ReEt,

Good barn to rent reasonable apply to Mrs. k. B. Cotton. 7-27If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
Table Supplied with everything th
 Market Affords.
Michiuga College of Mines.

state technical echool. PrActiCs work Special facilities for men of age and e1Srience. Elective system, 45 weeks year. NOaresident tuition $l5O year. For catalogues, elress DR- N. K WADsvoRTH. President, ouShton,
 MichiRAn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
ILank>LI..ng serNiors.

] be held in the Congregational church Sunday morning at II o'clock sharp. Rev. C. K. Jenness will preach the sermon.
 The music will be furnished bvthe Congregational choir, and the very high standard of excellence which 1t maintains in all its church music, will insure a treat for all who enjoy fine music.
 ORDER OF SERVICES. l. Organ Prelude-"Prayer,".
 .--.---,.......... Wagner
 Invocation. 2 Chorus Response-"Sanctus" .Noyelio 3. Responsive Reading-Page 16S
 Gloria Patri. i. Hymn I5-"Before Jehoyah's
 Throne,
 5. Scripture Lesson - Selected
 Passages"
 6. Anthem-"Ye Shall Dwell in the Laud.".. .Stainer :. Prayer-Responsive Choir,
 ........... Shelly $. OfertOTy OTy...........Leyback 9. Solo by Mir. Wyckof by request. 10. Hymn l22-"When All Thy
 Mercies" II. Sermon.
 I2. Hymn I22-"America." I3. Prayer and benediction. l4. Postlude - "Credo," First
 Mass -.-.- .-......... Haydn The services will be little, if any, over on hour long, and an urgent request is made that in accordance with the proclamation of our chief executive officers. all who possibly can shall attend them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

Prescott. AriEonA. Nov 20. is5s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01
Prescott, Arizona. October sth.

Prescott. December z5. 1885.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-01

Reserve on all Existing Policies calculated on a per :sp's. 6sp' ',''''' and all ''n'' SI73496, 76S23
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31

the dense smoke in their room. The
remainder of the family were hastily
summoned and the fire extinguished.
without other damage than burning a
large hole in the floor
Jas. A. Sigafoose, is able to be in his
Office again, after being confined to his
room for the past ten days, threatened
with typhoid fever.
The we'll being drilled on the w c.
Riggs farm, by Circuit Bros, struck ?
strong flow Of gas. when the sand was
first tapped. and drilling has been stop
ped for the time being. 1t is thought
to be a good gaser, and it is thought
that the owners are endeavoring 10
make a mystery out Of it. Nearly all
the drilling wells have been suspended
in the Rogerson field. on account of the
pipes being frozen UP, and their inabil-
ity TO get water.
Miss Katie Halpin is visiting friends
in Parkersburg.
Milo Francis is sick with diphtheria
at his parents home on Tomlinson ay-
enue.
Col Ben. Wilson, of Clarksburg, was
here yesterday attending the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Moundsville, Benwood and Wheeling
Railway Company.
Attorney c. A. Showacre is moving
his family 10 the DR.. Ross property, on
Western avenue, where he will reside in
the future.
Lincoln J. Carriers Company, which
appeared here in The Fast Mail the
forepart Of the season, will be here
again on Tuesday evening, this time
producing his other attraction, The
Tornado Many who have seen it
pronounce it even better than his for
mer play, which was always sufficient
to secure a crowded house.
John A. Rloyd and R. S. Mcconnell
have returned from Charleston, where
they have been looking after some i'm
pOrtant measures now pending before
the Legislature, in which they are in
terested.
Miss Ella Harris is laid up with the
grip. at her home on Seventh street.
The owners of the ice houses have
been taking advantage of the present
cold snap to fill their houses with ice
from the river. For the past few days
a large number of teams have been
hauling from the wharf, where the
greater part is being harvested and
storing it away for summer. 1t is a
very lair quality.
The stockholders of the Moundsville,
Benwood and Wheeling Street Rail
way Company, held their annual meet
ing at the office of Parsons & Evans.
in the Court House on yesterday. The
old board of directors were reelected
to serve for the ensuing year.
Suit has beer entered in the Circuit
Court by Samuel Elliott against the
County Court of Marshall county, to
recover damages sustained to his Nro-
peIty by reason of the county road be-
ing out Of repair, thereby causing his
residence to slip away some months
ago. 4 like suit has also been enter
ed by the same party against the
Moundsville, Benwood and Wheeling
Railway Company, for causing such
injury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31

all day session to-day, and acted on
number Of bills.
The following were ordered to be re-
ported ravorably: No. - concerning en-
tries on the docket of justices of the
peace, No. 10S, to make the 18th day of
May a holiday and stopping the sale Of
spirituous liquors on that day; No. 10,
relating 10 the duties of county clerks in
certain cases: No. Ill, relating to The duties
Of the State auditor; No. 1l3, relating TO
the license Of hawkers and peddlers; No.
lis, to prevent the transfer of property
under Il n across the border Of this State
No. 119, providing for the voluntary dis
solution of the charter rights of any town
or village: No 127. to prohibit drunken
ness, No ISL. TO fix the time for holding
the circuit courts Of the First judicial dis
trict: No. 1S2, to amend the act organizing
the circuit courts of the First judicial dis
trlct; No 14S. providing for the execution
of the death penalty by electrocution.
The following were ordered 10 be re-
ported adversely: No. 81. concerning the
service of writs of attachment and gar
nishment against boards of education and
corporations. No. H. to regulate the kill
ing of game; No. 1876, relating to offenses
against property; no. 126. relating to con-
victs: No 1873. concerning the printing of
ballots: No. 1S5, relating to the pay of
county commissioners; No. 1874, relating to
dams and chutes on certain rivers; No.
133 providing for the punishment Of per-
sons guilty of crime in certain cases; No.
l29. i'm relation to transcripts from the
records Of justices.
Those ordered to be reported without
recommendation arc No. IS, to abolish the
fee system and provide compensation for
clerks of circuit and county courts, and
No. SO. TO turr the fees of the auditor into
the State treasury.
The finance committee had under con-
sideration House bill No. 2O4, for the relief
of the sureties Oh the officers bond Of
Edmund Kyle which was ordered to be
reported favorab'y and No. 113, providing
for the taxation of building and loan as
sociations without recommendation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
WASHINGTON SENATOR.
Judge Turner Formerly Was a Republican
But supported Bryan.

Judge Turner Formerly Was republican
But supported Bryan
Olympia Wash, January S0.-In the
joint assembly Judge Turner received
IS of the 81 votes OF the Fusionists, or
II more than a majority OF ,he entire
Legislature. Of the 10 FusiOnists who
refused TO vote for him, all were Popu-
lists. except Williams, a silver Repub-
lican. Tie result Of the first ballot Was
as follows: Turner, 6S; Denny, 20;
Westcott, a; Squire, i; keith, l; alb
sent, 5.
The election of Turner retires to pri-
vate life after the 4th of March Senator
Squire, who has represented Washing
ten in the Senate since it became
State in 1889.
Senator-elect Turner has been one
of the most prominent politicians Ill
Washington for the past ten years
Until the adoption of the st. Louis
platform he was a member OF the Re
publican party, but at that time he left
the party and supported Bryan. He
ENJOYS the distinction of having been
ere of the 300 delegates TO the national
Republican convention in 1880 who
voted for General Grant He has for
many years been an advocate of the
free coinage of silver. He advocates
the government ownership OF railroads.
Though always srong believer IN a
protective tariff he now comes out for
a modified tariff He will stand with
the silver Republicans, Democrats and
Populists in the organization OF the
Senate. He has been a candidate for
The Senate four times and in 1893 held
a deadlock against Senator Allen for
the entire session.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
NOTHING SUCCEEDS
LIKE SUCCESS.
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.
THE SECOND MONTH OVER 400
PEOPLE REJOICING.
Success Upon Successful Unparalleled,
Unequaled, UnFiyaled.

He stands without a peer as an Optha-
mologist. His thorough cognizance OF his
speciality, and truly scientific measures he
adopts, and successes that crown his ef-
forts have made for him many friends in
Wheeling. His reliability is unquestion-
able.
lie desires through the columns of tbs
paper to publicly thank his ratrcrs for
the many compliments and PRAISES. Of MS
skill which they have openly expressed.
If you have olurriGg, dizziness, neural
gia headache, spots before the eyes In
Illumination, granulations, winking. trem-
bling spells, cataract, burning and smart
ing Of the eyes, various nervous and brain
affections etc. ontailing not only positive
injury to the sight. but untold misery, call
Immediately. Consultation free.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31

viii Kearns, of Steubenville. is
spending the day with friends here.
David CoSs is III with the grip
Mrs. VIM. Fulton, of the Orchard. is
recovering from an illness.
Miss Esther Bigger is spending the
day at Portland Station with her par
cIts
The total amount of the receipts of
the theatrical performance given by st.
Mary Literary Society, was SSS.
Edward McGlenn. Of this place, has
secured the agency for VIM Jennings
bryon's book, entitled The First Bat
lie.
Alvin Hasty and VIII NARROW. sales
men for the HaSty Extract Company,
OF Marietta, were IN town yesterday on
business.
Miss EStella Lewis is lying qpite Ill
at her home on Monroe street
George Collins was 81 Portland Sta
ton yesterday calling on friends.
The pay roll at the Laughlin tin mill
Yesterday amounted to $4,000.
81. Pauls Episcopal Church, Rev.
w. J. Williams. rector-FOurCh Sunday
after the Epiphany; Sunday School, 9
a. m; Mathis. litany and sermon 1890
"a. m; evensOug and sermon p. m.
Subject for the evening discourse, The
story of the MATHS visit IN two chap
ters The first this Sunday night. The
service last Monday evening being the
occasion of the festival Of st. Paul's
conversion was we'll attended. although
the weather was so cold and Uninviting
ont of doors The choral service was
we'll rendered and the sermon of Rev.
b. H. Spur, of NOundsv.ie, was eX
Celleut We shall look forward to ar
other visit OF the reverend gentleman
and hope TO hear again so practical
sermon
The dance to be given next Thursday
evening at the Bellevue hotel by the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS geology club
promises 70 be quite an enjoyable af-
fair One hundred invitations have
bee" issued and quite a large crowd is
expected to- be present.
Fred Sicily has on exhibition a biCy-
Gle of the Tribune make
Hatch & Greer viii move their shoe
store from Fourth street into the empty
store room in the Commercial block.
George Etzel left yesterday over the
c. & T. road FOR Indiana, Pa. where he
has received a position in the North
wood glass house.
James BraOen. of Steubenyille, was in
the city yesterday.
Friday evening tho members of the
Junior class o. me high school, drove
out to the home of Miss Maggie Cav
back of town. spending the evening in
very pleasant manner. On the way
ONT. the driver not being ac-
Quainted with the road, upset the
b0d-sled and the party was dumped
ont i'm the snow, none of them being
injured however.
Mrs. james Shipman left yesterday
for NCKeespcrt. Pa. in response 20 a
telegram. announcing the serious ill
ness of her mother.
Miss Alice Norris leaves a week
from next Friday for Toledo, where
she viii enter q hospital, with view
of becoming a nurse.
Tomorrow evening Annie Louise
White, who has become noted as a mon
olosue artist viii be at the Opera
House. under the aUsDices Of the Kings
Dan ,hters. Miss White is an enter
tainer OF the highest class. and viii, no
doubt. be greeted by a large audience.
Bert COss leaves Monday for Iudi-
ana. Pa. where ne mas secured a posi-
lion i'm the N0rthwOCj glass house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
TESTl4JNI fRtN COLORADO.


The first and great mistake Of Colo
RADIO women was 60 so inIo party lines.
What difference do QUeStiO' 8 OF ma
tioual gniticanCe. like the tariff or fl
uaucial questions, make i'm local af-
fairs? Absolute suffrage has not done
all that is expected from it, yet We
were fooled O., ~ through our eXper-
fence, and corrupt politicians in order
CD being suffrage into distepute and
drive women out of the conventions,
put 10 the front as many disrepuJable
women as they could, insisting that
rhey should represent the women. Bat
the better class lI women in Colorado
are not going TO be deferred from poll
tics Uy that. [ wish I'd so strongly on
record in favor Of suffrage. on account
of The very beneficial effect upon wo-
men themselves. Ii brings them closer
together and rUts all classes in commu-
Dicat.Cu ami makes them friends. /
am decidedly able t0 say that the best
class of women I'm Colorado do not
ur1u0unc0 suf~"se fatlare.
ANGENETTE J. PEAVEY,
state Supt. of instruction.
When an obligation rests upon peo-
pie rhe intelligent ana philosophic
couscieuJiogsiy adapt themselves 20 the
now condition The women of Cobra
90 have thus accepted the franchise.
Willingly or uuwiiIingly, they are rep
reseulatives OF the political action Of
either State or city.
Reports from estate Federation
Clubs" show 'civics' and ''parliamen-
--rv law" added 90 their work. Re
cent amendments 20 refovm3tOry laws,
introduced by women show well direct
Ed action SIS DO Village Improvement
clubs
MRS. NAHLON ]. THATCHER,
Pres Colo. Federation OF WomenS
Clubs
7 have never believed that giving
women the suffrage will purify poll
ties There are only two remedies for
existing conditions The first Us the
Grace NJ Cod ;u mems hearts and the
second IS another deiuge, II we nave
rho f1rmo~ We shall not need the lat
tor and vice versa
Rut never have I felt sc encouraged
about women suffrage as l DO this day
November the fourth in tine year OF
3ur Lord. 1906 EveIr State which
grants the suffrage viii probably go
thr7ueh tho same experience as Colora-
do No shreNier plan could have been
devised than that OF the Republican
r,-~rv of sending an eloquent and gilt
r1 woman tO this state Immediately
after the law passed -ranfins Us equal
,ro.ts 90 u.eae 30 end Plead 90 the new
voters 40 stand 10y their party We iol-
lowed bHnly this leading, and it is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-31
CAPITAL GOSSIP.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, January 3d.
The constitutional amendment commits
sion will probably be announced Monday
by the respective presiding officers OF the
two houses of the Legislature. The work
of arranging the commission has been go
ing on to-day. and will probably be com"
pleted tonight Mr.. G. ID. Elliott appears
d have the matter ir charge and the
appointments will be made in accordance
with his dictation. Among The Republ-
can members of the Senate who Will
probably be placed on the commission are
Senators Young. Farr and Fast. 1t IS
necessary for the leaders, it appears, TO
move very cautiously in the matter OF APP
pointing this commission in order that
,hc cooperation of more independent
members can ne obtained. Senator hyde
1t is expected, will Zoe one OF the commiS-
sion on the Democratic side. and Senator
Dotson the other iC two Democratic mem
bers are chosen from the Senate. Senator
I-,le was the only one of the Democratic
members to vote in favor Of the adoption
of the resolution. and for this reason 1t is
presumed that he viii be placed on the
commission. OF the nine menhers OF the
House. Messrs. Garvin, Kiser, linn, Sta
pleton and others lre spoken OF as among
the Republican members who Will be
chosen. and Messrs. Hansford. Bennett
and McCluug are among the Democrats
spoken Of as probable members of the
commission. il is the purpose of the Re
publican members of this Legislature 10
have this commission prepare amend
mentos 10 the constitution and report TO
the Legislature about the last day of the
session. when il viii he too late to act on
them. The next move will be, in the
event that the legis alive session be not e%-
tended. TO have Governor Atkinson call
an extra session Of the Legislature, to
convene. some time i'm March, to act upon
such amendments to the constitution as
may be proposed by the commission
The Senate Joint resolution raising this
comm son AS it passed the Senate. pro
viCed tl7t this commission report to the
LEGISLATURE Oh or before the twenty-nfth
day OF February, the day before the last
of the session: but the resolution was
amended 10y the House yesterday by
striking out the clause providing for
report from the commission on or before
the 18th o. February. 1t is very plain
that it is not INTENDED 'na' 'iese Vo',s1,
tuuonaI aH1lu'''ei''s So -. 81
al the present session. Ou. nc . Tn,
session shall be 'adeu 'S Ho' i.,o1 49,,
son LOT tnot pun 70 -. -, i,o,.,
members OIL 'I'e ~ -. I'M
an mtimauon thaI l'e WV
not support them III inns s0Ne",o io' ''.-
revision of The consulutloh' ana '"-ie Is
heard about the legislative mans sIe'I
deal OF adverse criticism against the Dem
ocratic members in advance for what they
feel the Democrats will do in regard to
the matter They seem 10 ne very ANXIOUS