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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-08
Jusrics Field VIII Not Retire.

WASHINGTON. May 2O.-"The rum
or has absolutely no foundation
Thus did Mrs. Field this evening dis
nose of the new story that Justice
stephen ]. Field had made up his mind
to resign. The time set in the report
was August. when the Justice will have
exceeded the term service of Marshall.
MANY of Justice Fields friends feel that
he is placed in a false position by the
reports.
Men who have seen Justice Field say
he is not contemplating quitting the
bench yet. and his alertness contra
diets reports that he is failing rapidly.
He seems vigorous enough for several
years of service, though TINS is not
expected. To a Western man who
spent the afternoon with him recently
Justice Field said he expected to die in
the harness.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-08
senator rarle DEED

COLUMBIA. S. c.. May 2O.-United
States Senator Joseph H. Earle died at
his residence in Greenville this after
noon at 5:35 o'clock. He had been i'll
for several weeks. but until yesterday
hopes were entertained for his recov-
erv. Bright's disease was the cause OF
daa+b Governor EIIerbee will have to
appoint a successor TO serve until the
General Assembly meets next winter,
when it will elect a Senator for the un-
evnired term. Congressman NcLaurin,
and Attornev-General Barber are men
toned in connection with the appoint
ment
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-08
SECOND CONGREG ALTON,
Netting of Rev. Mackintosh's
G-..-,,.4:A,, Tnniohf

Netting OF Rev. Mackintosh's
Congregation Tonight.
The meeting of the members of the
Second Congregation, TO be held in the
Sunday School room this evening
promises to be of more than usual in
terest. For several years past there
has been more or less dissension IN
the Cathedral over having two congre-
cations. Efforts have been made by
the Bishop from time to time to dis
solve the Second Congregation, OF
which Mr.. Macintosh is pastor.
The meeting tonight is called for the
purpose of forever settling the ques-
ton of two congregations in the Ang-
lican Cathedral. The members will be
called upon for their views, and it VIII
he left for them to say whether the
large congregation, presided over SO
satisfactorily by Mr.. Macintosh, shall
be merged into the smaller one, pres
emily presided over by Dean osborne
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-08
TUG-OF-W AR.
Exciting Contests at the Pavilion
Tonight.

If any one wishes to witness an eX-
citing contest of muscular strength,
the pavilion, at the corner of Beretania
and AIakea streets, is the place to go
to tonight. The tug-of-war, in which so
many people are interested, will be
continued, and the big rope will have
its strength tested to the utmost.
The management has provided for
the very best facilities in the line OF
seating. and making comfortable spec
tators. AS there were quite number
of ladies in the audience Saturday
night. special care will be taken to
afford them the best accommodations
possible.
The teams on the program for to-
night are as follows:
/. u. S. S. Marion VS.. Moanalua.
3. Honolulu Iron Works VS.. Waikiki
3. Pakaka VS.. L. s. S. Philadelphia.
The admission will be 80 and q
cents.
The people who viii have charge OF
the tug-of-war are the following:
Judges-TOm Wright and c. Elvin.
Referee-H r. Walker.
me-keeper-George S. Harris, Jr
Marker-W. Mott.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-08
Stock
Chenille and
Tapestry

Full length and width
and sold single or in
pairs. These goods
were imported espec-
tally by us for select
trade and bought at
prices which enable
US to offer them at eX-
ceptional values. Por-
tlerre Lounges made
to order. Japanese
matti n g GOV ere d
touches, for Summer
use, always in stock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-08
Judge Morrow Confirmed,

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-The Sen
ate today confirmed the following no
limitations: William Morrow of Cali
fornia, to be United States Circuit
Judge for the Ninth Judicial Circuit;
Frank A. Vanderlip of Illinois, to be
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury;
Brigadier-General z. R. Bliss, to be
Major-General.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21

A JoURNAL-M MINER representative recently visited the Grown Point group of mines, below the old Wal nut Grove dam, on the Hassayampa slope of the Castle creek divide, which is being developed by Col. A. O. Brodie, and found what, to all appearances, so far as developed, IS the making of blg property. The croppings are quite prominent and bold and horn we'll in free gold. The ledge on the surface is from fouE to eight feet wide and widens out as depth is made. There are four claims located on the ledge, in the group known as the Crown Point group, being the Grown Point Silver King, Yankee Boy sud Yankee Girl. On the dividing line between the latter claims there is shaft sunk from 75 to 80 feet. 4 drift runs from this shaft l75 feet north west on the ledge and another drift has been run in an opposite direction 40 feet, in good ore all the way. The former drift connects with another shaft, which has just been sunk, aud on which a whim has been placed, and which will be used as . working shaft. This latter shaft Is on the Yankee Boy claim. The ore is all what would be called high grade, but samples of it have been taken from near the surface which went $2l2 per ton in gold. Telluride , ore is found in places in the mine, and all indications point to perma- nency and richness. The group IS ownod by Fl. s. Van Buren, the well known New York capitalist, who IS heavily interested in the Walnut Grove Water Storage Company. Col. A. O. Brodie and Geo. Marwin, the latter being in immediate charge of the work, although Col. BTodie has given bis personal attention also 10 establishment of the camp and the development of the property. Three eight-hour shifts are employed in the development of the mine, and the working shaft will be sunk as rapidly as it is possible to accom-, plish the work. It .s the intention 10 erect s mill at the property dur ing the present season for the treat 2 ment ot the ore, aud the perma neney of the camp can be said to be already assured. The faith that the owners have in its permanency is welt demonstrated m the subst an- lial buildings which they have erected, and which they are still building
 George Curtis and his partner, named Mcllwaine, have three claims located m the same ledge us the Yankee Girl, from which they have taken out ore which went $50 per ton, worked in an arastra.
 About four miles south of the Grown Point group, F. X. OBrien continues the development of what is known as the Mahoney property, and which he has been working for about two years in a small way. He hAs recently put in a whim on the mine, and is greatly encouraged, as the ore is said to be very rich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21
Summons.

Territory of Arizona, County of Yavapai. In the Justiee's Court, Humbue precinct.
 February 2Tth, 1891. Eqsin MaFlow and John A. Twiggs, The Allen Gold Mining, Smelling and Ise- lining Company, corporation, Defend. ant.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona Co The Allen Gold Mining, Smelling and Refining Company, a corporation, defend ant, greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and required lo appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justices court of Humbug precinct, fayapai county. and Territory ot Arizona, and answer to tbe complaint therein filed in said justice court at said precinct and county. within ten days after the service upon you of tbis summons if served in said county. or if served out of ihis said oOunty and within thia Judicial District, then twenty days thereafter, or in all other cases within thirty days there after. tho time above mentioned being teNclusiye of the day of service) or jude. meni by default will be taken against yoa. Given under Lay hand in tho Justice Court of Humbug precinct, Yavapsi county, Territory of Arizona, this 2Tth day of Feb Tnary. A. D., 1897.
 X. II. FARLEY
 Justice of the Peace. First publication April 2I. lS97.-z
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21

The governor today made the fol. lowing appointments for the board of medical examiners of the terri tory: Dr. Purman, Phenix, five years; Dr. BeldeD. Phenix. four years; Dr. Hughes, Phenix, three years; Dr. Davis. Morenci, two years; Dr. Wood, Jerome, one year. Drs. Purman and Hughes represent the regulars; Drs. Belden and Davis represent the homeopathists; Dr. Wood represents the electics.--Phe- nix Herald.
 City Engineer Fisher and his party are stili engaged in the survey of a prospective water system for Prescott. A gentleman from Pres colt ran across them today on Potts creek, about four miles from Pres colt, and Mir. Fisher stated that he had found an excellent location for dam, where a big granite reef crosses the creek. He further stated that enough water can be secured aud stored there in one year to meet the present demands of the city for tive years. The proposed site of the dam is 900 feet higher than the city reservoir, or about 700 feet higher than the piaza
 The year 1897 should not be per- mitted to pass by without witness ing the erection of reduction works in Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21
Summons,

Territory ot Arizona, County uf Yayapai. In th, Jesfiees CoaFt, Humhag Precinct
 February s5th. Isg7. Chsrlos E. Tacker. Plaintia.
 Versus
 The Allen Gold Mining. Smoking and Rehnins Company, corporation, Do endant Ia tho parne of the Territory of Arizona Co Ths Allen Gold Mining, Smelling and Refining Com. psny, acorporAtion. defendant greeting lousrs hereby summoned and required to an pear ia an action brought asuinst ron hv m, above EarHcd plaintiff in the Justice Courf oI hunbog i'reciaci, iavspai County, and Terri. tory of Arizona, and answer Co the compiAini taereiH filed in said Justiee Court of said pre- einct a1d county, within ton days after the scr. vice uIoh ysa of tiiis summons if gsrved in sa,d coln'y. os fl seryed ott of this said county and within this Judieial Distinct. then twenty da, therea Ger, or la all other cases within thirty daJs thereafter, the tine abavr mentioned bains exclusive ot theGay of service, or judsmaat by default will he taken sr,ainst you.
 Given under my hand ia the Justios COuit of humbug Precinct iavapai County. Territory of Arizona, this sith day of FelrnAry. A. D., Isg7.
 R. II FARLEY,
 Justice of the peaee. first publication April 2i. Isg7.-W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21
Summons.

Territory Of Arisora, County of Yavapai. h the Justice Court, Hunlhug Precinct.
 March al, 1877. Cesar DeBely, Plaintiff.
 Versus
 The Allen Gold Mining, Smsiting and Refnins Company. corporation. Defendant. ln the name of the Territory of Arisona to Tbs Allen Gold Miaing. Smelling and Refining Com pany, a corporation. defendant, greeting. You are hereby summoned and reouirei to an psar ia an action brought against you by tbs above named plaintiff iu the Justice Court of Humbus precinct, Yavapai County, and Terri- tory of Arizona, and answer to the complaint therein filed in said Justice Court at said pre- einot and county within ten days after the seVica upon you of this summons, if served in said county, or 1T served out of said county and with in this Judicial District then twenty days there after. or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the time above mentioned being ex- elusive of tho day of service. or judgment by de- fault will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand in the Justice Conrt of Humbns Precinct, Ysvapai County, Territory of Arizons' this 2d day of March. A. D., lss7.
 R. II. FARLEY.
 Justice of ths Peace, First publication April 2l, lsg7.-W,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21
Summons.

Territory of Arizona, County of Yavansi In the Justice Court, Humbug Precinct.
 February 27th, 1897. Edwin F. MAriow, and Frederick Evans, and John A, fxigss, Plaintiff,
 Versus
 The Allen Gold Mining, Smelling and Refinins Company. corporation, Defendant.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona to The Allen Gold Mining, Smelling and Refining Com pany' n corporation. defendant, greeting: You are hereby summoned and required to an. pear in an action brought against ron bv tba above named plaintiff in the Justice Court of Humbug Precinct, Yavapai County. and Terri tory of Arizona, and AnsWer to the conplaint plalnt therein filed in said Juatice Court al snid precinct and county, within ten days after tho service upon you of this summons. if served m said county, or if served out this said county and within this Judicial District, then within twenty days thereafter, or in all other case. within thirty days thereafter, the time above mentioned being exclusive of the day of serviea or judgment by default will be taken aVainst you Given under my hand in the Justice Court of Hum6ns Precinct, YAvapiA County, Territory of Arizona, this 27th day of February, A. D.. 1897.
 R. H. FARLEY,
 Justice of the Peace. FEst publication April 2L ISg.-W.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21

Territory of Arizona, County of YAvapai. Ip the Justice Court of Humbug Precinct.
 March 25th. 1897. Henry C. ssFons. Plaintiff.
 Versus
 The Allen Gold Mining, Smelling and Refining Company. corporation. Defendant. In the name of tho Territory of Arizona to Ths Allen Gold Mining, Smelling and Refining Com pany. corporation, defendant, greeting. You are hereby summoned and required to an. peAr in an action brought against ron by ,he above named plaintiff. in the Justice Court of Humbug Precinct, YavApai County, and Trrritory of Arizona and answer to the complaint therein ih sad Justice Coart at sAld precinct and conn ty within ten days after the service upon ron of this summons, served in said county or if sor. ved out of said county and within this Judicial District then within twenty days thereafter. Or ID all oiheS easos within thirty days thsreaFtor. the time above mentioned being exclusive of the day ot service. or judgement by default win bs taken sgainst you
 Given under my hand in the Justice Court of Hnineag Precinct, YsvapNi County, Territory of Arizona, this 18th dsy of March. 1897.
 R II. FARLEY,
 Justice of the Peace. First publication April 2I, isa7.-W.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21
Summons.

Fir.t pabheatiaa April q. I:g
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21


 The Daily Star, of Johannesburg, South Africa, was ordered suspended recently for criticisms of President Kruger, which the latter construed as being dangerous to law and order. While obeying the mandate of sus- pension, the proprietcrs of the pa per issued 8 duplicate of the Star. calling it the Comet. Should the Comet be ordered suspended, they have other names in store, and pro- pose to keep the paper running as long as their supply of names hold out. The attorney general of the Transvaal, who has studied. the laws relating to the subject, reports that there is nothing to prevent the own CTS of the plant from following the programme outlined and contanning to be a thorn Tn the side of the gov ernment.
 Attorney Glowner. has purged himself of contempt, of which he was sdjudged guilty by Judge Rouse W days since at Flagstaff, .,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21
A oRrSo VALLEY nrsrr RY
A Hamaa skeleton UResFthed Wfih a
 BaIist Hole Through the Head.

DEL RIo, Ariz., April l9. Fl Editor JoURSAL-MISER. To-day, while re psiIing a cellar oz the old Banghart ranch, which I have leased fiom Judge E. W. Wells, l discovered, about ewo feet from the surface of the ground, near the west wall of the cellar, a human skeleton, pre- sumably, from the shape of the skull, a white man. The skull has . hole in the front, or forehead, resembling one made by a 45-calibre rife or pis- tol. The skeleton has indications of having been buried some length of time. There was no evidence of a box, or coffin. The neighbors know nothing of any one having been buried at this place, and thus far its presence remains a mystery.
 CHAs. l. HALEY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21

Fint publIcAtio
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21

The JOURNAL MINER has repeatedly called attention to results obtained ID mining by gaining depth on properties, the theory having here tofore obtained that the mines of this section do not go down. Nu. merous instances have been cited to upset this theory, and a single case cannot now be recalled where the theory has not been controvert- ed, where any considerable depth has been attained. The history of every property which can now be recalled from memory, is that it has improved as depth has been ob- tained. No man in Yavapai county has manifested greater faith ia the deep mining than W. w. Vanderbilt. About four or five years ago he com menced the development of the old Del Pasco mine, in the Bradshaw mountains. Surface ore had been obtained of remarkable richness. It is said that SIl,000 was taken out in single month with an arastra. At another time three tons of the ore is said to have yielded $500 in tree gold. Mir. Vanderbilt argued that this ore body went down, and started to run a tunnel distance of one thousand, six hundred feet to strike it. It took lots of nerve, pluck and faith. mixed with a good sprinkliug of cash, to perform the
 ask. Mir. Vanderbilt's supply of the first named resources was un- limited, but he was possessed of the latter in a limited amount only, but during all these years he has put in every dollar he has earned m prose cutting this work. Some time since be struck the ledge, aud body of good ore, and few days ago he was rewarded by striking a body of ore which goes S22S per ton in gold, and the prospect is now good that within few years he will rival his famous namesakes in the east with his bank account. A man who has shown such faith as he has in this property by doing the amount of dead work re- quired to.reach this ore body, is cer- tainly entitled to all the success it is possible to achieve, and it furnishes good object lesson to some so- called mining companies who have operated in this section, who have, apparently been afraid to expend a dollar in developing their property, further than where it would show two dollars in sight in return.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21

WAETED-sEvRRALF FAITHFUL MEN OR Womtn to travel for responsible estahlisbe.d house in Arizona Salary S7S0, payable SIS weekly and expenses. Position permanent heterenoe. Enclose self-addressed stAmped an- Feaope. The National, Star Building, Chicago.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-04-21
MINING INTELLIGENCE

methods of placer mining it is said 100 years will be necessary to work out the ground that has been proved to carry gold in paying quantities.
 'S. j. Fleming, successful mine manager of Arizona, is registered at the Brown Hotel" says the Rocky Mountain News. of Denver MT.
 Fleming is backed by Chicago capi- talists and is in charge of properties of three mining companies - the Providence. the United States Treasury and the Chicago Gold Mining Company--in the Big Rug
 and adjoining districts, near Pres colt. Development is going on at a rate never before known in that region, said he. The Hearst estate
 has bought up number ol proper ties and a large force of men has
 been set at work upon valuable claims owned by the estate. In the Providence, we have Assure vein one and a quarter miles long and averaging four feet wide. Our mill
 has been in operation three months and we are handling ore that
 averages S60 to the ton. The prop erty of the Chicago company is
 near the old Senator mine and has
 thirty loot vein that never as says less than so to the ton. A mill is now on the way from Chi
 cago for the property. The United 1 States Treasury Ia a tunnel proposi-
 tion. When the tunnel IS in 800 feet,
 we will have 1,500 feet of ora above
 US. ! his mine sdjOins the noted ! Belcher mine, winch yielded $S0O,- 1 GOO to Ss00,0O0 in oxidlzed ore, and
 caused such great excitement years ago. We have taken charge of the Belcher, aud our next step is to build a shelter in the Big Bug dis
 trict 10 handle concentrates and the heavy metal. The Santa Fe, Prescott
 * Phenix Railway Company has 1 just completed the survey of route into the camp from Prescott, and the officers say the road will be con- pleted within six months. It will
 extend into the Big Bug, Bradshaw, Black Canyon and Rumble Bee dis
 tricts and will open up the most promising mining region of the
 Southwest. Properties in Arizona which can be bought for $l, l,000.
 would command ten times as much
 in Colorado. l have no doubt that good mining properties can be
 bought for less monsy in Arizona
 today than in any other state or ter ! ritory in the union. We have one
 veln which is 900 feet long and 40G
 feet wide. IL is low grade oFe and
 will undoubtedly make a great mine -within a few years Mfr. Elemin :; says there is stream of water pour ing out of the United Verde lcopper mine, near the mines of
 which he is manager, which yields W. 4 Clark an income of S9O,000 6 year, ''The stream, said he, ais
 not over two feet wide and one foot deep. Scraps oi iron thrown into
 the water are metamoTphosed into
 pure copper. The iron disa ppears
 in the same way as wood disaf pears
 ID the process of petFefaction and
 after a lew months scrap iron be- comes copper. This stream is one
 of the most desirable money makers
 in the territory
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-09
GEoRGETowN BooMLETs.

Georgetown, Texas, Aug. 9.-The
Fifth annual Populist encalnpment Of
Williamson county commenced Thurs
day and came 10 a close saturday.
The enthusiasm displayed at former
encampments was IacKing, and the
attendance embarrassingly small.
The business men or Georgetown
are very much elated over the pros
poets OF the building of the San An
tonic and Guadalupe railway.
Miss Bessie Hayes, aged 16 years,
died at o'clock Sunday morning. from
slow fever and was buried at 10 o.
clock this morning. She was
daughter of Rev. J. II. Hayes recently
financial agent of the Southwestern
University.
Nine application blanks for Post
Offices in the Ninth Congressional dis
trict were received by w. c. Makem-
son by today's mail from Hon. j. l..
Bristow, Fourth district postmaster
general, with the request that he rec
commend suitable person Tor each
of these offices.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-09
USING EVERY MEANS To PEE
VENT AMMUNITION REACH
ING CUBA.
Miners Hold An Enthusiastic Mass
Meeting The Princes Use
less Al. : Politics Warm
Down In Chile--Tele-
graphic News.

Bridgeport, Conn, Aug. 9.-The
schooner Blanche Morgan, Capt. Was
son, which was taken in charge by
government officials Saturday after
noon while loading ammunition. will
be probably given a clean bill of
health and allowed to depart. A ru-
NOR that arms We're to be shipped
from this port to Cuba has apparent
ly exercised the United States War
department as the United States stea-
mer Feru. since its arrival Saturday
afternoon, has been seeking traces of
any suspicious foreign bound vessel.
When the Morgan tied up at Mil
ler's wharf and commenced TO load
ammunition Collector Goddard. in
company with officers from the Fern
boarded the boat. The statement of
Capt. WATSON that the ammunition
was being shipped for the United
States forces at Governors Island. did
not seem satisfactory and a deputy
from the custom house was put
aboard until inquiries could be made.