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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

There is an estate iu the process oI settlement in the probate court which Is someW hat Of annoyance Co the probate judge and administFa- tor After settling all claims against It there is balance of about so left for the heirs, but as yet the ad- ministrator has been unable to fiud the latter althoug they are reason ably certain that deceased has liv- ing heirs. Under circumstances of this kind, where tho heirs cannot be found, the estate escheats to the ter ritory. but the cost ot publication and other expenses incidental to turning Il over to tho territory amounts to about $50 the value of this entire estate. Should they go through the process of escheating to the territory there would be no estate lef. to escheat h view of this fact greater efforts will be used to ascertain the whereabouts of the heirs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
summons

iStf'tofy of Arizona c.
 A' 'As Justices Court, Hums,,a. pss q zavspai. SfTsh Piaintia Marior and .SSss so1s a'A. ]. Iss7.
 versus
 The Allen Gold Mining. sm.,,,.
 nnlne Company, eorporstios. lea p.... Re .o - Tn 'ns s,, name of the Territory of Ari,m. to 1 The Allen Gold Mining. smeItins I as'-ons s.s Refining Company, corporssion '''ss Ss,'l. ana ant, greeting; 1elea@ You are hereby summoned ana 10 appear in an action brought aoaips. se,. -. -s by the above named dplaintsa in the J.s,;s',. v. court of Hnmhug precinct, Yavauai co.,,..- and Territory of Arizona. and answsrso ,sh complaint therein filed in said justice eo... at s'iid precinct and county, within ten d.v. after the service upon you of this summon. it served in said county, or if served ont .; this said county and within this Jud;.;s, District, then twenty days thereafter. o, ' all other eases within thirty days th.-s after' the time above mentioned ben. (exclusiye of the day of service) or ;uss ment by default will be taken aeaiast ,ss Given under ny hand in the Just;,. Court of Humbug precinct, Yavapai countv Territory of Arizona, this 27th day of Feb. ruary, A. D., lsg7.
 k. II. FARLEY,
 Justice of the Peace. Firs: publication April 21. ls97.-w.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Summons.

Territory of Arizona County of YaSapai ln the Justice Court. Humbug Precinct.
 February s7th. 1sel Edwin F. Msriow. and Fredorick Evans, and John A. Twiggs. Plaintiff.
 Versus The Allen Gold Mining, Smelling and fe6ning Company, corporation. Defendant In the name of the Territary of ArizonA to Ths Allen Gold Mining, Smeltins and Refining Con pany, a corporation. defendant. greeting You are hereby summoned and required toAP- pear in aa action brought asainst you by 'hs above nauei plaintiff in the Justice Coart ef Humbag Precinct, Yavspai County, and fsrh- tory of Arizona, and answer % the complaint piaiRt therein flied in said Justice Court st aid precinct and county. sithm ten days after ae service ulun y0u og this summons. if serFea n said county, or if served oue this said eOantl and within this Jadicisl District, then uithin twenty days thsreafter, ar ia all other eases within thirty days thereafter. the time aboge mentioned being exclusive of the day of serriee or judgment by default VII be taken asaina you
 Given under my hand the Justice Coart ot dumb0g Precinct, NSyspia County, TcrritOTJd q Arizona, this 27Ih day If February, A. D.. Iss1
 RH. FARLEY,
 Justice of the PeAce. First publication April 2i. fS97.-W.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
nnnor,nn,,r nt al.,te rlms.

Would you spend a most enjoy able and profitable evening" Visit the Yosemite and the big trees with Geo. l.. Cole, of Los Angeles, Cali fornia, as your guide, at the audi torium of the high school, tomorrow, Thursday evening, at s p. m. Mir. Coles thorough acquaintance with this great wonder land of the world and the tiue chart and magnificent painting, 7xl0 feet, by Prof. J. lvey, of London, England, value S3,500, serve to make the trip most real and delightful. IL is the uext thing to a visit in person. You can attend the lecture and see the picture for 25 cents; children l5 cents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

Twenty six Barcelona anarchists in addition to those already sem fenced have been condemned to death for complicity in the bomb outrage on June z, last, during the feasc of Corpus Christi, when a bomb was thrown into the midst of a procession on its way to the church of Santa Maria Del Mar, killing a dozen persons outright and wOunding fifty others who have since died of their injuries.
 Governor Adams of Colorado, has issued proclamation forbidding the importation into or through the state of Colorado of any sheep from Washington, Oregon, Mon tana, Idaho, Wyoming, California, Nevada, Utah, Texas, Arizona. New Mexico and Oklahoma and the re- public of Old Mexico. except upon a certificate of the state veterinary board or its duly authorized inspec- tors, that such sheep have been in. spected and have been found ts be free from scab or any infectious or contagious disease.
 Details of a most horrible and fendish crime are reported from Larimore. North Dakota. August Norman, a young man who has been making his home at Knute Hill stead's farm of and on, came there on Friday. April 30. MT. Hillstead was absent. About 1 o'clock on Sa' urday morning Norman went ID Mrs. Hiilstead's room and demand ed admission. She blocked the door. He said he would kill tn entire family if she did not open tta door. She refused. Norman weas up stairs and cut the throat oi Peter K. Hillstead, aged b, with a razor. After trying again to get into Mrs. Hillstea1's room he pro. coeded to carve the I3months'-o son, Thomas, after which he cut the throats of Adolph and Oscar, aged II and 3. He then forced his way into Mrs. Hillstead's bedroom aud assaulted her, promising not 10 kill her ana the two httle girls il sue would yield. She did so and thus saved her life and the lives of boI daughters. The two oldest sons are still alive with but little hopes oI of recovery. The murderer stole a horse and is at large.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
SummQaS.

Territory of Arizona, County of YayapaL Ia theJustiee Couri of Humbug Precinct,
 March 25th, Iss1. Henry C. Strong Plaintiff
 Versus
 The Allen Geld Mining. Smelling and Refining Company, corporation, Defendant. In the game of the Territory of Arizona to The Allen Gold Mining. Smelling and Refining Com. pany. a corporation. defendant. greeting. You are hereby summoned and required to ap pear iD an action brought against you by ths above named plaintiff. in the Justice Court of Iiumbug Precinct. Ysvapsi County. and Territary of Arizona. and answer Co the complaint therein in said Justice Court zt said precinct and coon ty within ten days after the service upen you of this summons, if served in said county or if ssr- ved out of said county and within this Judicial District, then within twenty days thereafter, or in ali other cases within thirty days thsreafter tho time above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service. or judgement by default will bs taken against you.
 Given under my hand in the Justice Court of Humbug Precinct. favapAi County, Territory of Arizona. tais 18th day of March. Isg7
 R.H. FARLEY,
 Justice of the Peace. First publication April 2I Iss7.-w.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Condensed Time Table N. Ia
 Effective Feb. it. 1897.

Limited Trains No 2 West bound and No. ( East bound. run semi-Weekly.
 No leaves thicARo 6s0o D. m. Wednesdays and hatnrdays pasees AlbuquerQue fZ.0S D. ni. Fri dave and Mondays Harstow ls55 D. m. Tuesdays and Saturdays; arriving at BOs Angeles esO0 D. m Tuesdays and Saturdays.
 fassengers for north of MOiaye holding tiekets reaeiiug viA MpisFe change at BarstoW to No. S. No leaves Los Aneeies at s.e0 a m. TaesdAys and Fridays passing BArstow l.5s D. m. and Nessiles [ 70 p. m- sane days; Albuquerque sss5 D. ul. Wednesdays and SaturtlAyas arriving Chi eago 9. 6 a. m. FridAys and Mondays.
 Passengers from North of Moiava may take the Limited either at Barstow or The Nsedles Only first clAss tiekets sold at full rates are h0norsd on the Limited trains.
 DON A. SWEET,
 Gen. pass. Agent Alhnouerone N N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Summons.
Justice of the Peace. April 21. ls97.-w.

Territory of Arizona, County of YAyapai. In ths Justices Court. Humbug Precinct.
 February Eth. Iss. Charles E. Tucker, Plaintiff.
 Versus
 Inc hlien Gold Mining. smelting ard Rehnin, Company, corporation, Defendant In the name of the Territory of Arizona to T,. Allen Gold Mining, Smelling and Refining Con. pany' - corporation, defendant greeting Aouare hereby summoned and required n ... pear in an action brought against you hy th. above named plaintiff in the Justice Court cf Humhug Precinct. Yavapai County, land Tsr,;. tory of Arizona. and answer to the comblsist therein filed in said Justice Court of said u<s einct and county, withia ten days after the s.r- vice upon yon of this summons if served ia s.,a county. or if served out of this said county s.d within this Judicial District. then twenty d.,s thereafter, or ia all other cases within thirs, days thereafter. the time above mentioned beial eXclueive of the day of service, or judgnans ,, defsnlt win be taken against you.
 Given under my hand in tho Justice Cont of Humbug Precinct, Yavapai County. Tstritory of Arizona this Z7th day of Fsl,rnary. A. D.. isss.
 R. H. FARLEY,
 Justice of the Peace. First publication April 21, ISG.-w.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

AetEAtofA or Hrllo- a. NoultS ot 1afapal. Ia the Justice Court. Humb0g Precinct.
 March d. ISs. Cesar DeBely. Plaintiff.
 Versus
 The Allen Gold Mining. Smelling and Refining Company, corporation. Defendant. In the name of the Territory of Arizona to The Allen Gold Mining. Smelting and Refining Com pany, a corporation, defendant. greeting. You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff tn the Justice Court of Humb0g precinct. lavapai County. and Terri tory of Arizona. and answer to the eomplainf therein filed in said Justice Court at said pre- einct and county within ten days after the sarSis upon you of this summons, if served in sad county. or if served out of said county and with in this Judicial District. then tssnty days there after, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the time sbove mentioned being ez- elusive of the day of service. or judgment 5y d. fault will l,e talOn against you.
 Given under my hand in the Justice Court oi Humbug Precinct, YsyapAi County. Territugy oi Arizona, this 2d day of March, 4. D., lss7
 k. n. FARLEY.
 Justice of the Pesce, First publication April sI. 1se7.-w.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
RDining stauon


 The scenic line uf Arizona. The best roat, Co California, The obly-Ncrth and South Line in Arizona to the Grand Canon of the Colorado, Petrihed Forest, Great Pine Forrest, Cliff Dwell ings, Great Salt River Valley and.oiheT points of interest.
 Through tickets to all points in the United States. Canada and Mexico.
 Noe. and connect al Jerome Junction with trains of U. V. & F. Ry for Jerome Connecting at Prescott wlth stage lines for all principal mining camps; st Congress June tion with 0Onyress Gold Co k. R. for Congress and stage lines foe Harqua HalA, Stanton and larnell; st Phisnix with the N & P. 6 S R. V. Ky. for points on the 8. P. Ky
 Trains for California leave Ash Fork at 6.50 and p Q. m-. arriving in Los Angeles next afternoon at l40 snd San Francisco tecond morning at lo.95. Train for the east leaves Ash Fork At 6.25 .. m.
 Santa Fe Route Train Nc. [, (Fast Limited Flyerl passes Ash Fork for the East at a. ni. Saturday and Wednesday. r. N. MURPHY General Fl. & P. Aet. Prest, Gen. Mgr. Prescott, Arizona.
 Prescott Arizona. R E. WELLS. W. B. G0LDSWORTHY,
 Asst. Gen. Mgr. City Ticket Agens
 Prescott, Ariz. Prescott, Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Chicken Ra,sers.

Brown Leghorns, White Leghorns, Plymouth Rocks, Light Brshamas, White Cochins and White Wyan- dottes, eggs from any of these, will be for sale after this date. The White Wyandottes are the first fowls of that species ever shipped into Northern Arizona, and have a as good record as winter layers as the Leghorns have during the sum- mer. All eggs are guaranteed to be fresh. Address,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
MINE WARNING NOTICES.

Prescott, Arizona, December 2S. is.& Notice Is hereby given that the Buckeye Ainf' Turkey Creek mining district, HaYapai counN Arizona, will not be responsible for aEy oene contracted for labor. or material furnished. q other purpose, while being worked under bond or lease. JAMES M. MORE The uEdersigned, owners of the First home mining claim, located in Big Bog district hereQ give notice that they will not be responsible ios any debts contracted against said mine while tne same Is being worked under bond or lease.
 k, R. STEES
 SARAH STEES Prescott, December 25. 1895.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Warninn Notice.

\ GENTS wANTED-For War in Cuba. by aA Senor Quesada, Cuban representative at tremendous demand A bonanza for aRents Only Sl.5o. Big book, big commissions. Every- body wants the only endorsed, reliable book onthts free Credit given. Freight paid. Drop all trash. and make SsOa a month with War in Cuha. Address today, THE NATIONAL BOOK CONCERN, 352-8o5 Dearborn St, Chicago.
 ap5 t3s-O
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Santa Fe, Prescott and
 Phoenix Ky. Co.

With the SANTA FEE SYSTEMl ls tho shssrtest and quickest route tO Denver. Kansas City, Chicago and rt. Louis. $. F. P. < ?. Time Card No. 20. Ef-
 feetive Nov. 29, 1897.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05

Smiths Dandruf Pomade will cure dandruff, falling hair and itch ing scalp, and makes hair grow. One application stops itching scalp, six applications removes all dandruE. Price, 50c. at all druggists and bar bers, SMITH BRos.. manufacturers, Fresno, Cal. If
 A car load of four-inch steel water pipe has arrived for the city.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Prescott. Arizons. oetober sth. ISaA

Prescott, Arizona, October sth. lSsA Notice is hereby given that the Rapid Trznsis Mine and Rapid Transit East Mine. Tiger Dis- trict, 1ayapai County, Arizona. will not te responsible for any debts contracted for a5m' or material furnished, .or other purpose, waie being worked under bond or lease
 JACOB HESKIE q p>f D. F. MTTGuEFs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
MINES FOR SALE :!

THOSE that wish to purchase the five copper
 Il and gold claims of the undersigned are re- quested to call on him, when full particulars. price, and other matters will be considered The claims are five in number and ndjoin each other. Write to or call .Onl JOHN McNARY, Walnut Grove, Arizona mIOtf=
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Hotel BURk k!

BURKE & HICKEY, PrUprirtcrs
 Some of the feAtu-es of this Home,
 @ It is the only absolutely fire proof Hotel in Prescott:
 ~ It employs none but Warn Cooks in the Kitchen.
 E@ It is lighted thrcuRh1ut by electricity.
 E@ Its table board is unexce,ied and it's sleeping apartments are xej ( neat and clean always.
 ~ It has a watchman on duty all night, thereby guaranteeing n property secure from thieverv
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
Summons.

Territory of Arizol a. County of YaSapAi. h the Justice Court. HumbUg Precinct.
 March a, Iss7.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS.

JAMES HowEY, apl3tf Box los, Prescott, Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-05-05
United Verde and Pacific
 Railway Company.
TIME TABLE

Trains connect at Jeroms Junction with daily trRins from Prescott and Ash Fork on S. r P. d P. Railway.
 JOSEPH l.. GIROUX, Vice President and Gen'l Manager. JOHN BURNS,
 Superintendent.
 J. A. WALDEN,
 General Passenger Agent.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17
LOST TREASURES.
what Il Found Under tho Seats After sn
Operstdc Performances.

What Il Found Under the Seats After sn
rr' Operate Performance.
When the curtain has made it's final fall
after an operatic performance at the Met
ropolitan and the bejeweled audience has
dispersed, q queer scene Is enacted. A
company enters and spreads itself out in
boxes and orchestra stalls, overhauling
chairs, searching floors, prying under
cushions, peering into corners, as though
hunting for the strange demon who CON-
pels even the brightest of operatio stars to
occasionally sing fats where sharps are
written. But the members Of the COM
pany Of seekers are in search of something
more prosaic than demons. They are look
ing for the almost endless variety Of arti-
cles that grand opera audience nightly
leaves behind. Any one connected with
the house can join in the search, and every
one whose duties permit invariably does
so, for there is some valuable cleaning to
be done at the Metropolitan after the en-
raptured and entranced audience has de.
parted.
For one year the property Is kept in the
opera house safe, labeled with the name of
the finder, and duly entered in book kept
for the purpose If unclaimed at the end
Of the year, the article Is presented to the
finder by the management as reward for
his honesty.
Among the queerest articles at the Met
ropolitan which await a claimant are a
false tooth with heavy gold rlate attached,
two silk hats, whose owners must have
been strangely entranced with the music
to go home bareheaded; an elegant lace
mantilla, which must have cost at least
$50; q gold bracelet, the broken clasp of
which shows the reason for it's loss; dia.
mond ring, gold chains of various pat
terms, apparently torn of in the scramble
for the door, opera glasses by the dozen,
black, blue and fancy colored garters by
the score (some with handsome gold clasps.
engraved with monograms that it has been
found impossible to identify); canes and
umbrellas by the hundred, overshoes, car
riage shoes, gloves and pocketbooks, lined
and unlined.
One of these pocketbooks, picked up by
n cleaner, was found to contain $500 in
greenbacks. 1t was handed in with the
rest of the findings to the manager. Its
careless owner, a Japanese connected with
the consulate, claimed it the following day.
The honest finder went unrewarded. But
they are accustomed to that sort Of treat
ment at the Metropolitan.-New York
Press
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

evening from Bristol, Pa, where he .alled
on account of Illness In his family.
The season OF the Main State Leg e
opens Thursday. Excellent sport An
ticipated - good talent has been secured.
Manager Manning OF the Kansas City
team, has released Newell, the actor
pitcher, who was with Augusta last season.
Holy Cross plays Brown at Lincoi d
Field, Providence, tomorrow afternoon.
Brown plays University Of Pennsylvania
at Philadelphia Thursday.
The Grays conclude their first home
series with Wilkesbarre the first three
days of this week. They play at Scranton
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
News and McCafferty played with the
East Douglass team against Webster Sat-
urday. East Douglass. won, the Webster
sluggers getting but four hits off NC
Cafferty.
In the Eastern League the hottest kind
of a race Is progressing. The champion
Providences have been handicapped not a
little by injuries to players, and the alb
sence Of Manager Murray.
Mike Doherty, who was with Augusta
| last season and who was anxious to come
to Pawtucket, is putting up star game
| for the Hartfords of the Atlantic League.
More than one National League magnate
have designs on him.
After the lapse of an even dozen years
Journalist Dilworth and Tom McDermott
| again find themselves in the same team In
| 'S5 they formed the battery for the New
buryports, and in '97 they will be together
in the Belfast aggregation.
The Newports have made an excellent
impression in all the cities of the league,
not only by their clean andSfast playing,
but also by their gentlemanly appearance
and conduct on the street. They are evil
dently the dudes of the league.
George Moore played picturesque game
at third for the Tauntons Saturday. His
scoops of difficult bunt hits and throws
to first were marvels OF beauty. Once he
waltzed up on the ash pileIand gobbled UP
a foul fly in way that tickled the large
| continent of Tauntonians.
II anyone doubted the baseball en-
| thusiasm In Taunton he should have seen
| the delegation that came over from the
| Herring City Saturday to cheer their Ia
vorites on to victory. They made as much
| noise as the rest of the crowd combined
and 1t must have been very encouraging
to the Taunton players. Certainly Taun-
| tonians are loyal supporters OF their club.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17

tipent, and he would be delighted 70 sec
the Spanish and Ottoman empires wtps0
from the map OF Europe. II the Bfests
dent were TO send q fiest to Havana war
In the island would cease In 30 days. and
Il would not be necessary TO hre oun..
III the United States should say to 8Da&n.
you shall not war upon the hospitals,
upon women and upon children, Wsy-
lers occupation would be gone. rr
Mrs. Clara Belle Brown Of the
the league had but one platform, one
establishment OF the republic OF Cuba.
Remarks were also made by Rev. Dr..
Kent, Mrs. Lincoln, vice directer OF this
Woman's league, and Rev. Howard VIII
bur Ennis.
Ex-senator Butler Of South Carolina
read a series OF resolutions which had
been prepared. and these were unani-
mously adopted. They earnestly pro-
tested against the "barbarous and in
human methods" OF Spain in conducting
the war in Cuba, declarefthat this gov
ernment should recognize the insurgents
as belligerents. and that Cuba had dem
onstrated that il was her manifest des-
tllly tidt, iiht NCAitO, Sic Sioulu Dt lItt
and independent without the payment to
Spain of any indemnity.
private letter received in this city
Saturday from an American resident In
Sancti Spiritus was read, which gives
the following details OF the death OF Col
onel Carlos Aguirre, Cuban officer,
resident of New York for 20 years, whose
family is well known in this city IT Il.
dated at Sancti Spiritus, May z. and the
portion referred to reads as follows:
II send a letter to you with the request
that you will be so kind as to send 1t to
Colonel Aguirre's wife and children in
New York. He was killed last week by
the Spaniards. and. half alive, was
dragged by the guerillas with rope
around his neck into the town and 10
General Obregon. Aguirre had silver
watch with his picture In II and about
$500 in gold. which the soldiers took from
him." t
Colonel Aguirre was a brother OF Major
General Aguirre. the Cuban leader, who
died in the field last winter a few days
after Maceo's death.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-05-17
The Sand Laden Missouri.

Mr.. Frank H. Spearman writes in St
Nicholas of the freaks Of the Missouri riv
er, his article being entitled "a Shifting
Boundary" Mr.. Spearman says:
You must know that the real business
of the Missouri Is to carry the mountain
waters east and south into the gulf OF
Mexico. But in bounding from side tc
side of its valley through the tedious cen
turies It has twisted and turned SO many
times that no doubt its head Is confused.
Carrying the quantity of mud 1t does, you
would hardly expect II to be clear headed.
There is actually so much sand In the
water that the fish all have hUre eyes;
some are totally blind, the saddest look.
ing creatures you ever caught. A really
fastidious trout or bass dropped into the
Missouri would hang himself in despair
ON hshhook.