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The record-union., 1897-12-01
The Tenth Man.

Nine men out of ten are OF
regular build. The tenth man
is very tall or very stout.
Generally he has to go to a
tailor for his clothes. He
need not if he will first come
mere. Thousands of dollars
invested in special size cloth
ing for just such men.
And there is no more
pleased customer than this
tenth man, when he finds for
the first time that we can give
him perfect fit in ready
made clothes. He knows
what a saving in bother and
money that means!
This is the last day OF the
SEQ and SIS mems suits re-
duced to SI2 SO. Half of
them have been sold and the
other half is likely to go to-
day.
The record-union., 1897-12-01

The Chinese Equal Rights League of
Chicago claims that Chinese should be
invested with the suffrage, because
about all other foreigners have re-
ceived it in the United States. Well,
that claim proceeds upon the assump-
ton that the investment of all the
others has been of substantial benefit
to the United States. Has it?
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His Only Alternative.

New Resident-You say you wish 10
marry my daughter. What are your
prospects?
Cow Puncher-Well, old man, there
a prospect of your being lynched II you
don't consent. The boys are outside
with q rome
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because under the old system the plant
was run by ward politicians. and never
under the sun do they run anything
except for the gain of their pockets.
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Weather Forecast.

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day; fresh northerly winds; decidedly
colder in the Sacramento Valley.
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dieting that the current trend in cot
ton manufacture Will flood the North
with negro operatives and the South
with Yankee white girls.
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is one on earth.-Stanislas de Boufiers.
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Fourth and SueaiS, Sacram8nt0 CAL

LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE.
Interest paid semi on Term and
Ordinary Deposits.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22

Mir. and Mrs. Frank Paine came in Saturday evening from Albuquer. que where they were married on Thursday. They are domiciled at the P. A. Williams residence.
 J. H. Sagehorn, who was arrested a few days since for carrying con- cealed weapons, was today sen tenced by Justice Campbell to pay a fine of $50 or to spend 50 days in jail.
 F. w. Smith has been appointed postmaster at Seligman.
 The jury in the case of Burke X Hickey vs. $. E. Patton arrived at a verdict yesterday morning. 1t was sealed and returned in open court this morning. 1t was for plaintiff, awarding him 1884, the amount sued for aggregating S2,2S7.
 Chas. Berry was brought in last evening from Williams suffering from the effects of a stroke Of light ming. He was engaged in a horse rodeo in Cataract canyon, near Mooney's Falls, when lightning struck within forty feet of him, the shock rendering him unconscious for three days. He is unable to see yet.
 A deed was filed for record today from G. w. Hull to Isabelle Erwin for lot 23, block II, Jerome, for $50.
 A. A. Moore, of Walnut Grove, is in town today.
 v The will of the late Charles Julian, of Jerome, was admitted to probate today. All of the property belonging to the estate is be- queathed to G. w. Hull, who was appointed administrator, with the will annexed.
 A man was brought up from Congress this morning to serve a thirty days sentence for battery committed on a merchant there.
 Yesterday was a day of rain.
 Judge J. H. Kibbey and Wade Rulings, of Phenix, are in town on legal business.
 Ed. Nagoner IS up from the City of Wagoner, on the Hassayampa.
 D. W. Art, of Minnehaha, is m town.
 Dr. Chas D. Belden, of Phenix, is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 A telegram received here today states that fire occurred in Phenix last night in the confectionery store and ice cream parlors of J. A. Phillips. The place had been pre- Viously saturated with coal oil, showing that the fire was incendiary. Blood hounds were placed on a trail near the burned building, and they followed tLe trail to Mir. Phillips residence, and the tele- gram stated that he was placed un der arrest.
 Frank Frantz, F. A. Tritle, Jr. and A. D. Barnhart went hunting yesterday for deer and bear, but re- turned without any game.
 H. Blauyelt, of the Gladiator mine, IS in town.
 Col. A. o. Brodie arrived in town last evening from the Crown Point mine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22
From Mondays Daily.

Prescott and Tucson are said to be the Monte Carlos of Arizona and from the number of votaTies of many games-iTom the roulette wheel 10 the square box-that are daily arriving ln the city and enrolling their names on the Montezuma street register, creates the belief that the advance agent of some sort of prosperity Is circulating in this sphere or else the itinerant tin horn" would not be as numerous and industrious as is noticeable. The sports say that Prescott and Tucson are good towns and are re- ferred to as Klondykes.
 The rainfall yesterday amounted to .47 of an inch.
 William O. Kellner has been ap- pointed postmaster at Globe.
 The supervisors of Maricopa county have issued over two hun dTed leases to occupants of school lands in the Salt river valley. Many thousands of dollars will hereafter be realized from school lands that heretofore could not be- taxed in any form for the support of the government.
 Mrs. Evans, wife of City Attorney Pierce Evans, of Phenix, died re- gently at Oakland, California, of neuralgia of the heart.
 Messrs. Beardsly and Mercy paid ia cash S27,OO0 of the indebtedness of the Agua Fria Company during their recent visit to Phenix and gave notes for the balance of SI0,000 They expect to commence work on the dam soon again.
 The following telegram from Saa Francisco has a local interest here, inasmuch as one of the parties re- ferred to is we'll known hero as railroad builder: Prince Poniatow- ski and T. $. Bullock. the New York broker and railroad contractor, who are spending about SS00000 in the construction of the Sierra Pacific railroad from Oakdale on the South. ern Pacific to Jamestown, Tuolumne county, expect to have the road completed by October next. The road will be forty-two miles long. It IS the intention to next year build two branch lines. One will run north from Jamestown to Angels, and the other south to Coulterville.
 Col. John Riggen, known to all Southwestern people ss "Frosty" IS among the recent arrivals in the city, coming from that warm coun- try, Phenix. Frosty will winter here and then tackle the Klondyke regions in the spring.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22

The case of Dewey vs. The Marcu Mining Company has been on trial today in the district court. The jury returned verdict late this after noon for defendant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22
From Thursdays Daily.


 Who will T. NJ. Earnhart's sue cessor be?
 Walter c. Miller, of Jerome, is in town.
 F. NJ. Murphy and party have returned from Phenix.
 Mrs. Fannie c. Herne, mother of Mrs. Nj. A. Gray, left for San Diego yesterday.
 The Phenix city council cannot muster quorum to meet as board of equalization.
 Tombstone was deprived of mail for several days by railroad wash out.
 J. J. Fisher and Arthur Hendy let for Squaw creek mining district this morning.
 B. E. Kirkland and family, of Kirkland valley, have moved to Phe. nix Tor the winter.
 Dr. A. J. Chandler came up from Pnenix this morning, and will return south on this evenings train.
 Articles of incorporation for an Alaskan railroad have been filed with the secretary of the territory.
 Politics are said to be waxing hot m Phenix again. It IS an extremely cold day when they can't warm matters up in the capital city.
 William McQuigg was brought in from the Crowned King mine last night, suffering from injuries re- celVed by rock falling Ou his back. A Phenix butcher few days since Shipped a car load of fat cattle from this county to Phenix for his market.
 T. NJ. Earnhart has resigned as a member of the board of supervisors, on account of his business being of such a nature as to require his atten- ton.
 The fall millinery season Is here A. Blumberg had an opening yester' day. NJ. Goldwater & Bros. mann moth store has been thronged today With ladies, and Mrs. R. R. Blaine mas an announcement in this issue. The Phenix Herald says that there IS a demand in that city for an investment of $50 900 to S75,OOO in a good building that will afford store rooms, offices, lodge rooms and a good theatre.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22
Rlnnd Life

And upon the purity and vitality of the blood depends the health of the whole system. Experience proves Hoods Sarsaparilla to be the best blood purifier
 Hoods Pills act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache. 6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22
District Court Proceeding.

Monday, Sept. 20-Kitchen x Go. vs. Yavapai County. Case dis missed.
 Burke & Hickey vs. s. E. Patton ct al. Verdict for plaintiff.
 II. T. Andrews vs. C. B. Burnham ct al. Judgment for plaintiff.
 G. w. Hull vs. A. J. Winnigham. Case continued for the term.
 J. W. Dougherty vs. Geo. Punt ney. Continued for the term.
 k. NJ. Dewey vs. Marcus Gold Mining Go. Demurrer confessed, with leave to plaintiff to amend; case on trial.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22
THE CITY AND COUNTY
IsVy Items From Our OEn TOED an
 Surrounding Country.
r.nm Nednnsdar,r Daily .

From Wednesdays Daily.
 The city council will meet thls evening.
 FC. Earle leaves for Phenix this eFening.
 Nose Drachman of Tucson is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 HI. Hughes, of Los Angeles IS registered at Hotel Burke.
 AZ. Gregg has been appointed train master of the S. F. P. x F., to take effect today.
 Born, September fl. in Prescott to NIT. and Mrs. Joseph Burton, a son.
 The case of Burke X Hieky ys. SE. Patton is still on trial Tn the district court.
 Sig Simon, Felix Coblentz, and lake Spitz, three jolly commercial travellers. were in town today.
 Lieut.. Vance left Whipple today m a months leave of absence, with permission of two more, if he likes his vacation.
 INV. Hubbard and family are moving into the ROdenburg resi- dence in Prescott.
 A deed was filed for record today from G. w. Hull to Susanna Rogers for lot P, block f, Jerome, the con sideration being S200.
 C.J. St. Claire and Frant Merritt, both of whom were arrested on sus- piciou of being the murderers of Druggist Pratt, at Gila Bend, have been discharged.
 J. Roe Young. ex-Indian agent at Sacaton, has just been offered S25,- GO for his interest in a mining claim. It is hoped that the present agent may do as we'll.
 The Grand Canyon Hotel at Flagstaff, costing S20,OO0 with its contents and the residence of John Harrington with its contents were destroyed by fire yesterday after noon.
 Leonard White had a jury trial yesterday before Judge Campbell, charged with an assault on l.. 4. Davies, the mining man. The jury returned verdict, with very short deliberation, of not guilty.
 Articles of incorporation of the Prescott and Eastern Railroad Con- pany were filed with the territorial secretary yesterday, together with a notice of intention of the company to build railroad from Prescott to Big Bug. The incorpOrators are D. NJ. Ferry, c. c. Bowen, Simon J. Murphy, N. K. Fairbanks, Jay Nor ton, F. NJ. Murphy and George w. Kretzinger.
 Mrs. R. s. Stockton mourns the loss of her trunk as a result of the railroad collision near Emporia, Kansas. She stopped for a day or two in Kansas City to visit relatives and had her trunk checked through to Prescott on the Ill fated train, which met with disaster near Em- poria. All she has to show that she ever owned a trunk is her railroad baggage check.
 I. B. Starr is coming from Colo radO Springs with a special train and COW. This is probably the first COW that has ever travelled across the continent in a Wagner palace car-to be sure, it is a bag gage car she is in, but it is also a Wagner car, and forms part of the special train. Mr Starr is a bright and shinning light iu the galaxy of millionaires, for he comes with five others in bis own train of a palace ear and two baggage cars, including the COW car and the man who at tends on the auimal.-Los Angeles ErnraSS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22

Common vanilla IS tonka bean there may or may not be vanilla in 1t.
 Schf2lfng's BeSfis vanilla alone and is worth three times as much money.
 Money-back.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22
Hotel BURK E!
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.

BURKE & HICKEY, Propristors
 Some of the features of this Houss.
 E~ It is the only absolutely fire proof Hotel in Prescott:
 E@ It employs none but WHrE CooKs in the Kitchen.
 EE It is lighted throughout by electricity.
 ~ Its table board is unexeeiled and its sleeping apartments are kept neat and clean always.
 G It has a watchman on duty all night, thereby guaranteeing all property secure from thievery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-03
MARrINls RERRY.
lIAps ana ml,hap. IN ,hs Thriving Guy
Across the River.

IlAps and AIlshaps IN ths Thriving CITY
Across the River.
Yesterday William Ellis, a coal miner
lost Sl6 nf hard earned money while re-
turning from Wheeling TO Martins Fer
ny. While In Wheeling he bought n sil-
yer finger ring and placed the ring M ms
pocket book with The money and then
put the pocket book In his coat pocket.
He boarded an electric car and rode over
with two acqualntances When ne
reached home he placed his hand IN MS
pocket 20 get the pocket book. expecting
10 show the ring 20 the family, and the
pocket book was gone. What became OF
IL he does not know. ellis Is employed
in the coal mines Of the Aeina-Standard
Iron and Steel Company, and worked
hard for the money.
Last evening an informal reception
was given Mr.. and Mrs, s, q, Robinson
and Mrs. L. ], Robinson, at the Belle-
vue Hotel. The supper and dancing
were features OF the occasion. Music
was furnished by Saldheld's orchestra
Councilman Jacob Kaiser and wife left
for Newark, to spend the summer shut
down on their farm. Mr.. Keyser going
on his wheel and Mrs. Keyser IN cars.
They stop at Cambridge to visit friends,
On September Howard Smith will
take position with Selgle & Cooper, OF
New York, as electrical engineer enter
Ing upon his dulles right after hls return
from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs Ephrlam Brown and
Miss Edith Brown leave for Portsmouth,
and Mr.. and Mrs, ], r.. Williams for
Iroatpp, all on the w, j. Cummings TO-
day.
Joseph Miller and family, came down
frum AIIngo last night 10 attend q pri-
waite picnic with relatives, on the Parker
farm to-day.
Isaac Jones will return to Thomas, w.
Va, to-day, where he Is working. His
son, Howard, Will accompany him.
Yesterday E. G. Boyd bought the
Craig property, adjoining his residence,
on North Fourth street, at 1920.
Mrs. B. s. Wallover, Of Glasgow, Pa,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dawson,
on Fifth street.
Eighteen Martins Ferry people went
to Sharon. Pa, yesterday. TO visit friends
and relatives,
Mrs. Frank link and daughter, Helen,
returned last evening from Cleveland.
Rev. A. Z. Brownlee arrived yesterday
from Pueblo, Colorado
Mrs. H. W. Gaudlng Is very sick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-03
aRnAT so.p saIs. Rsad snooH . CO.. .
MOuNDsv1LLE
A aIisc-lianeou, MelAnEe Of Minor Mat
terv from biarIhairs Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous MelRngo OF MINOR MAI
tsrv from DiArIhAil's Metropolis.
The Epworth League social Thursday
night at VIM. McConkey's was one OF
the most pleasant the League has ever
enjoyed. The Leaguers think they were
never better entertained, and all have
words OF commendation for the host
and the noble family
The City Council met Thursday night
in regular session. Among other things
the council purchased q secondhand
hose-reel from Bellaire for So and or
dered fire plug to be placed near the
glass house.
The presidents of the Boards OF Edu-
cation Of the different districts will
meet in Moundsvelle the 7th inst. to ap-
point the county board OF examiners.
The county school-book board which
was called 10 meet in this city the Sth
inst. will not meet until August, the
sth.
Theodore Hood, who has been in
Philadelphia since March, returned to
the city to spend few days.
A. ]. Seamen has purchased the pro-
perry of John w. Allen, on Lafayette
avenue. 10 m ~
Attorney Ritz sprained his ankle very
badly yesterday while playing lawn
tennis.
Foster Rlne. OF Bowman. was Bhnk-
ing hands with friends here yesterday.
John Go6dhue, OF Ohio. is in the city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-03
BEHwooD.
News Items mona the Lively Indu,tF'al
Town.


Town.
The poles for the electric lights have
gone up on Main street like magic But,
| as stated yesterday, there was some
trouble with property owners, and
there was also some fun with the same
Some objected 20 having the poles placc-
ed in front OF their homes, others want-
ed the location changed TO nearer their
homes, and so on. One OF the strong
est kiekers Is the esteemed president OF
the board OF education. A pole was 70
20 down in front OF his property and. he
objected, Then some practical jokers
lured him up to the city BUILDING and
engaged him in an interesting CONVEX
sation for nearly an hour and TO- when
he returned home, the n0ie, stanaiRB
upright, stared him In the face. He ac-
cepted the circumstances with Booa
grace.
The objection TO the contractors for
setting the electric light poles tortu-
nately was soon smoothed over, a
councilman and a property owner, or
the latter and and member or the
company, had an occasional argument
but that was all. Said an old citizen
yesterday, and very truthfullyi ~ y
was d foreign company, everything
would have been lovely but there's a
class always ready to block home en-
teiprlses."
Tho stores here win be closed on
Monday, and merchants will likely do
q land office business to-day. There
WIN be no official celebration OF the
Glorious here. Many will attend the
Bellaire celebration, while several VIII
patronlze the Wheeling parks
The annual meeting OF the board OF
education will be held Monday Rou-
fine business will be transacted, the
trustees appointed. and probably next
years teachers viii be selected.
Fritz Habig, Benwood's crack rider.
has entered the bicycle race at Bellaire
Monday. Young Lubic VIII also pc
there and viii give 4 good account Oh
himself
The new half-hour schedule on the
Benwood Southern electric line has
come at last, and words cannot express
the satisfaction Of the company's pa
irons.
Jacob Debold has returned from
Youngstown, Ohio. where his visit 70
MS sister sadly terminated by his hay
ing to attend the funeral OF her nus
band.
Arnold Juergens, a former resident OF
Benwood, is of on a furiough from the
Dayton Soldiers home, and Is renewing
old acquaintances.
Rev. DIR. Moore and wife. Of Wheel
ing. were the guests OF Rev, and MIS-
j. s. Robinson last night.
Joseph Hernden and wife have re-
turned from Pittsburgh, after few
days visit with friends
Robert Sharp4s another Of Benwood's
property owners who is fixing UP his
dwellings.
Mrs. Clayton and family have gone to
Littleton for n few days visit among
friends.
william Hall is making extensive I'M
proyements to his houses in the lower
ward.
August schad 10 making some i'm
proyements to his Main street property.
Property owners on the river bank
are putting down their new sidewalk.
Joseph kaufman left yesterday for q
short visit to friends In Ohio.
W. p. Greenwood was visitor to
Moundsyille yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-03
IN THE OIL FIELDS.

The Elk Fork pool tn Tyler county, ls
by far the stellar attraction in the lower
southwest. II not only leads In the
amount OF new work under way and
starting. but Ia increasing its daily out
put faster than any OF the new develop
mcnta. II IL one Of tho few pools In
which operations can be carried forward
on an S2-cont market and bring compen-
mtory returns to the Investors Since
the HnyEeed OIL Company drilled w ltH
original well on tho Wood farm there
have been about 20 wells completed, and
OF the ontlro number only ilve have
proven dusterB Bnr wildcat territory,
II can be considered remarkably good
showing. UP 10 the present, the pool
has been money maker and the PROS
poets for lla future are very encoutug-
linz Tho northwest md southwest
show extensions that have not yet been
defined. In advance Of developments ON
either line mentioned Hes uneXplurod
territory, several miles IN extent ana II
WIN bo interesting 10 watch the result ~
tho frontier wells on these. The Henry
on Company IA drilling nm important
test on the Pipes farm, and 10 the north
and east lirorkunior A Co., nro drilling
m equally important well ON the Rose
farm
Treat n Crawford have drilled In their
No 4. Asher lochie1 $50 fcol southeast
" tho prlckelt No. 2, a dry hole, and win
have n producer Fnod f1r 70 barrels q
day II would have been no surprise
owing ~ IT. proximity 10 the Pickett
1uai0r, had II been NJ that character
The A n kcllnr No, i, 10 the nurih-
wesi Of The No . Asher, IL Tho best pro-