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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03

and avenues, from 60, S0 t0 loo feet wide; its every lot covered with a growth of alfalfa (meadow) is now and has been, the talk, admiration and attraction of thousands and thousands of refined visitors from the many states of our Union. as well sS Canada and Europe during the past winter, verifying the old Sdage, That you can drlve a stone upward Tor a moment into the air
 but 1t is true that all stores will for ever fall; and whatever instances can be quoted of unpunished theft, or of a deception-or a lie that's worse which somebody credited, justice must prevail, as it Is the privilege of truth and worth to make itself known, trusted and be hsved.' Each lot IS 50xlS2 feet. Kindly send this paper to some de serving friend. Thousands and thousands will not only appreciate but avail themselves of what you may, with an inbOrn cAreleSsness, to youg own welfare overlook. Lots within five minutes walk of court house, then Be wise today" lis to defer; next day the fata. precedent will pleSd-thus on 't:il wisdom is pushed out of life.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
General Rnslness Notes.

DrL Allderdice k Lentz mAke 8 speciality of the porcelain Richmond crown. T
 New gas of pure vegetable vaPor Is administered by the 4. HeavelS ton Dental Co. for painless e1;rac ton of teeth.
 Remember th8 DrS. Ailderlice .. Len;z do not wish to deceiy,. or "'PoSe upon the public, by clam .--; to extract teeth or render opar- S-ions entirely painless by any oi the quack methods like hyPnot,,m. ur oxygen gas. but We do safely and honestly assert that We employ .ha latest methods used by best deu;al surgeons of today. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
NEWS NOTES AND oouMENrs


 The Utah legislature Is a senator ial dead lock.
 Sacramento Is undergoing q legis- lstive pay roll sens stiOn.
 California conyicJs are not to manufacture any thing hereafter.
 \ PottsiaM. \. Y, bank turns ger, leaving behind S250OO0
 Mrs. Carson. of Chicago, ~who loved the sea" and had crossed tue ocean 50 times, Is dead:
 Whenever Queen Lil shows up in Washington, Grover shows uD at some far away duck pond.
 Redwood, the Irish member of parliament, IS beiug warmed up by Baltimore ministers.
 Judge McKenna, of California, Is in the race for getting in Mckinley s cabinet.
 The city treasurer of Minneapolis could not get bonds. He monkeyed around banks.
 Black Death" the plague ot In dia, has been communicated to France.
 The Cuban discussion Is again on in the Senate. Senator TurpIe char Scterizes Neyler Ss . ''dlmlnutIve reptile. He speaks for two days on this question.
 The bill providing for an inter national monetary conference has passed the Senate.
 Bryan is hunting ducks near Gal weston with GoYernor HOgg of Texas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
Arir,paEnEInerr..

There was a large StteudsnCe Si the meeting of the civil engineers, there being about forty present. len counties being represented. The meeting WAS called to order al lJ o'clock, and most of the forenoon was occupied in preliminary pro ceedings
 The association assembled aga.n at 3 o'clock and proceeded tO busI- ness in earnest, receiving reports ot committees and adopting eOnStiu- tion and bylaws and election ol officers, which resulted as follows: President, Gen. Geo. H. ROskrage, Tucson; First Vice President, Cul. 4. Q. Brodie, Prescott; Second Vice President, F. P. Trott, Phenix; See retary, H. F. Robinson, Pheui1; Treasurer, Andrew Barry, PhenN; Librarian, W. 4. Parish, PheniX.
 The constitution provides for aU- nual meetings at Pheni1 and igr the permanent headquarters to be st the same place.-Gazette.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03

Trsn n- s and ( nru Iinitsl running Ssuli- vcekly- No la&Fe- hioNgo WednesiAys aad sAtuI1sys ps.=es Al51gusrxut oa fgidays ali MuniaEs. arriving at lac Angeles Seturtays Aad Ius@lsys Irxia N will t ave I.os An<sles ou Mol1Ags and Iluv=,izys. ArgIyizg al CalcSEo oa triisys ant Muadays
 fululAa Psiace Sle-pilg Cars dAily through l-t sg--n Chicago an1 eSaa rrS1cisco A.d t'kiczgo and Los AuceleS
 Pullman Fuzri-t Sleeping Csrs daily through hetseeb ttIcsgo x-si San f7Anclsco Azd hiczso and Los AEselas
 Iuarist Czrs leave San Francisro svery Tues- llAy a-G Lac AuEeies every W Neinas=iay running thr0cgh to hsEszs city, Chi-S<r and Bostun. Ihe Hrazd tanyou uf the Coluradp can he rssachasi uE.s by thia .ins
 A-k fos a tssalttfll.y Illustrated book. va ich will be mNllsi free.
 DON A. SWEET.
 ben- Psss Agent; AlhaluerIue. N M.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
GENTLEMEN

Suits Co made to order from SIS aud upward, by J. DERR, the artistic tailor of Pres colt. Now is your time, geu- tlemen, to get a cheap suit. Perfect 6t guaranteed ID every respect. Call and see ne before purchasing else- where. J. DERR.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
Forfeiture Notice.
Pre-cott. Aris Novenler ,. isls.

To r uer rsyl r or hi- hrirs or assixus
 lcu sre hereby uu-ined tENt have. curing the lars in labor upon the Sorthern Belle uiuiuE claim, notice of location whereof is recpFdei iu Book % ut r1iDes. pssc -. r-cords Of layApai Ccuuty. Arir1aa, said clsiu being situs ed in Walker Mining District, Aavapsi Ccunty. ArlzuuA, tu order Co hold sad claims under the provisions of Saction sSlf of the Re vi-el Statutes Of tks United states and the ailendn-nts th-re;o. coucsTnils annual labor upon mining claims, it hrilg ths amount re- CRired c. hold sad claims for tke priod end iuE Dscem ocr sl, ie2i and ls95. tha sum of one hun drci dollar orinz sxpendei in each year, and it within ninety sl days after the publication hsrs.f yuu fail or r-fuss to coatribgte yuur pre- portion ot s1rh expenditure as ee-ovneTs, yogr interests in the sAid mining clAis1 Ill hesoyre the property of the subscribgr, yunr cJ-owus,r, who hAs made the reauired eKpeDditure hy the tel ms of sad ssstion. MAX. CANlIN.
 FlrsS publtessoa. November I lss6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
ArIIOnA's Mining Law.

The second edition of the mining law passed by the last legislature has been printed at this office and is now Tor sale at 10 cents per copy, or three for . cents, seven for 50 cents, or fifteen for Sl It is printed m convenient form for carrying in the vest pocket. Address orders 70 the JOURNAL MINER, Prescott. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
Ieifar llaI

The following is list of letters remaining m the Prescott posto.iice for the week ending Januar, 29, lS97:
 Arnold, Mrs Hoover, John Atkinson, Annie Holder, Wm Bruce, Frank Reynolds, Wm Carter, Mrs B M Sanders, John Douglas, Mrs H \ Stevens, C F. Greenwood, Miss EThompson. R II Henshsw, MrsME Turner. J :
 SPANISH LIST. Montez, Santiago Please call for advertised letters.
 E. J. F. HoRNE.
 Postmaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
aIO Kew ard!

For any case of dandruf that smiths Dandrutf Pomade fails Co cure. Never fails to cure dandruff. itching scalp and falling hair The only guaranteed remedy. At Frank D. Myers Palace Barber Shop. flm6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
Santa Fe, Prescott and
 Phenix Railway.
Time Table No. 20, tO take effect Sunday, November 29, at
 l2O5 q. m.

sDiniiag station Nus- and ( connect At Jerome Junction with Uh V. \ r. k tor Jerome. co1nectinE Rr Pre- cott Vi sta.ge lines for all mining cAEaps. At Nongre Junction wifh CuGguess Gold Co. RR for Congress and with stAse lines for HArcaA Hsla station and farnoll. zt Phenix with the \ T, h- k. Tor E-ssut oal ttlc csGtEor2 Rsc1nr sysfsna. Alec with S. h. '. K Close connections mAie St Ash Fork vi b SAnra fe kouta fRst trains to all points eAst and Nost. Trains for JaliforniS leave Ash Fork At $50 and . la D rn-. Arriving in Los Angeles next afternoon Ni i-2N snd San frS1cisco teco1t morning At io-t5,
 Train for the esst leaEes AsA Fork At s.2S n
 GEO N. SARGENT,
 General F. 2 P. ASt. W.S 6OLDSwORTHI, Prescott. Aria. City Ticket Agent. Hotel Burke, Ofhce.
 Prescott, ArisoBA.
 FM MURPHY R- r. WEIIS Prest 3 Gen Mgr. AssistAnt ten. NNnA<er, Prescott, AriEc1As Prescott AriroaA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
Saw Mn Wanted

Wanted, 8 first class second hand saw mill complete, without power, with 90 to 50 inch saw. State where 1t can be seen, with price. This office. 2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of J. J..L VALENTINE,
 Deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given by the under lN signed, sdmininistrstor of the Estate of J. J. L. Valentine, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims agains; the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at the office of The Bashford Burmister Company's store, in Prescott iavapai County. Arizona. the same being ths place for the transaction of the busi- ness of said estate, in said County of Ysv- apai.
 R. H. BURMISTER, Administrator of the Estate ot J.J.L. Valentine, deceased. Dated Prescott, A. T.. this Sth day of Jan
 nary. lS97.
 First publioauon Jan IS, Gtw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
ARIZONAJOURNAL-MINER
KILROY'S

New Palestine Advertising and Real Estate Exchange Is We'll Known Throughout the United States and Canada.
 ESend 10 Two Cent Stamps for NEW PALESTINE pamphlet.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
For Homeless RNYS.

The Earnest Christian, wgeklv. 90 corts rear
 Denver Colorado. IS devoted 10 tba upbuiliiur of trl, 'slte, great industrial traiaing schacl Tor homeless and le-'aC-ci hCys There gre so vyg bop uamps in The United states and Bright slds is the only schvul offering ths-u . home ednoaiica and manual trAiniRg. W l vou hslp
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
ReInnNaI NnfIra.

F. J. Stefan, the candy maker. has removed Co the west side of Cortez street, three doors north of the post office. iS1tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03

Try a White Owl" cigar at Ait, kea's. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
For Sale.

L. NOh SALE-Oue neSna steam pump. di.rr
 Il auleter uf cylinder lf InChe-. one No ne1ne steam pump, diameter pf cylinder. 8 inches, one No Q Dssne steam pump, diameter CT cy Under inche~. cue iA-hur~a Meztinghousa piston. curuplete, oue S-hor-e Williamson hoist lng enslne, cosuplste, one s-hpr-e boiler by |. M NA-cle Ere. Pa Turrtable. with rtfirzz com p.',e, one Nhurse boiler with fittings comp lete. la-Ee quantity Of iron pipe and 6ttiEsrs bar s-e,l. tools, etc. Aidnez-, r Q Box Ssi. Phos- nix, or apply Co JOHN r. COkER.
 nl0t Fresco-t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03
Warning Notice.

Notice i- hereby given that tha undersigned an. owners of threc togrths of the Little King. and oiler mining clains situated iu Lonesorne Val ley. Mineral puin. mining district. YavApzi Cou1ty. ArizonN. and they wiu no' be responsible, for any deht contracted against said mining claims by any Ter~1u or persnas
 n W. WEST
 q. W. hENINGER.
 J. \. HUpaExs. Prescott. Arizona. Nov s0 is.ss. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-03

iO t G- RuAcc LulAItQ 'hool teachers in Arizona. ting thirty different states ion as well as Cans45). To of our brave old miners ring a hona a- -est in f which they iSIC foun- sars agp-PhoepN. To I.o-t and young -4a, las h.s iutu-e pecur v 7i- y. w- g. Jm.t Il h, at ast some of h5s spare T. . cheSP l-t or 5eve.al aa, and GO $ while rpPortunit iasJS-yt,ch loGg. KLr 2 New Pal cy is the 'sctJr res efactor. tL-t c,n JEe. You .sTty at C- |. ir9 ..z val
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-23
sYLVANIA'S POISONING CASE.
No Clue Obtained Yet to the Perpe-
traitor of the Outrage.

Sylvania, Ca, Dec. 22.-Five members
of the family of Rev. C. D. Adams, pastor
Of the Methodist church here, together
with the negro cook, were, as already
briefly mentioned in the Morning News,
poisoned Monday morning, and the eldest
boy, Wesley, came very near dying. All
We're seriously Ill for several hours, and
it took hard work and constant medical
attention to bring them out all right. The
doctor believes, from the symptoms, that
arsenic was the poison used, and Mr., Ad-
ans thinks it was put into the water that
they drank Those of the family who did
not drink water that morning were not
affected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams were away from
the parsonage for a short while, when four
of the children and the cook all grew
desperately sick about the same time, and
began vomiting. Their parents were hast
lily sent for and DR.. S. w. Minis summon
ed. Just after reaching the house, Mrs
Adams was also seized, and became very
sick. For several hours the doctor, MIR
Adams and some friends who had come
over, worked faithfully with emetics and
other remedies, and before the afternoon
was over they had passed all danger and
were resting easy. They have now about
recovered from the effects of the poison,
though it was very narrow escape.
The people of Sylvania and surrounding
country are justly indignant at this mean
and cowardly attempt on the life of a
good man and his family, and whoever
the skull1ing miscreant may be that at
tempted it, 1t will not be well for him
should they succeed in ferreting him out
Mr. Adams has taken very bold and ag-
gressive stand, since he has been in Syl-
vania, against lawlessness and immortality
of every kind, and, consequently, has
made some enemies in the county. 1t
might have been one of these, he thinks
maybe some colored person., whose inn
moral practices he had denounced-that
did the deed.
No such low and dastardly crime has
ever before been committed in the town.
and it has called forth the indignation of
all the citizens.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-23
REINDEER TO CARRY RELIEF.
GOVERNMENT ORDERS a SPECIAL
AGENT TO LAPLAND.

He Is Authorized to Charter n Vessel
If Necessary TO Bring the Herd to
This Country PrOmptlH-AH the
Condensed Food Preparations
Needed ObtainabIe at Chicago at
once-Capt. Brainerd Sent to Com
fer With Manufacturers.
Washington, Dec. 22.-Capt. Brainerd, of
the subsistence department OF the army
arriving in Washington This morning and
although Secretary Alger is confined to
his home by severe cold. he sent imme-
diately for the officer and had a conference
with him respecting the execution of his
plans for the relief of the miners in the
Yukon country. Responses are coming
into The secretary's inquiry as to the
amount of condensed food preparations
that can be had at short notice Gener-
ally they indicate that an ample supply can
be had a reasonable rates if contracts are
made a once
Nothing has been heard from Mr. KEEL
man, the reindeer herder, now in Lapland
respecting the selection of 600 reindeer for
transportation to Alaska, so DIR. jackson
has been made a special agent for the war
department, and ordered to proceed with
all diligence to Lapland to buy the animals
and arrange for their shipment to the
United States.
Capt. Brainerd left Washington this
evening for Chicago by direction of the
department to confer with the manufac-
turers of condensed food preparations with
view of getting a supply for the expe-
ditions. He will proceed thence to meet
Gen. Merriam at Vancouver barracks. The
captain has been placed in full charge of
all supplies, and their purchase and pack
ing, He will go with the first expedition
10 Alaska, ard thence through to Daw-
son, where he is under orders to meet and
confer with Capt. Ray, who has not been
heard from since September, when he was
at Circle City pursuing the inquiry into
the condition of things in the mining
country, with which he had been charged
by Secretary Alger.
Lieut.. d. B. DeVore, military secretary
to the Secretary of War, has been ordered
to accompany DR.. Jackson to Lapland as
disbursing officer of the party. and they
will sail on the Lucania next Saturday for
Liverpool, proceeding thence TO Christi
ana, Norway, and to Alten where it Is
supposed the reindeer herd has been gath
cred. Lieut.. Devore is authorized to char
ter a vessel for the transportation of the
herd of six hundred reindeer if found nee
essary to do so.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-23
TELEPHONE EXTENSION.
Dublin to BE Connected with savnn-
nah and Augusta.


Dublin, Dec. 22.-Mr. d. a. Tyson of
Rixville has made arrangements for the
extension of his telephone line from Rix-
vile to Dublin. From Dublin he expects
to continue it to Macon by way of Dan
vile and Jeffersonvile. At Rixvile con-
nectioA will be made with the lines to
SWalnsboro Wadley and Mount Vernon.
MIR. Tyson also intends to build his line
into Savannah from Mt Vernon, and from
Wadley to Louisville and Augusta. Con-
nection will be made i'm Dublin with the
local telephone exchange. and our people
can talk to many other places without
leaving their offices.
The new hose carriage recently bought
by the city has been received.
The city council seems determined to
make change in school affairs. An ord
nance has been prepared and will no doubt
be adopted at the next meeting changing
the ordinance under which the present
board of education was elected The new
ordinance provides for the election by
council of "a beard of education of nine
members, three of whom shall serve for
three years, three for two years and three
for one year; annually in January there
after three new members will be elected
by the city council. The council goes fur
ther and fixes the salaries of the principal
of the school and all the teachers. with the
further proviso that they shall teach ten
months and hold two school sessions each
day. The board is required also TO submit
annually an estimate of the amount neces-
sary to run the schools. This ordinance
leaves the board with very little author
ity, save the election of teachers. Some
of the old board are talking of contesting
the matter in the courts
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-23
caTpentcr hiking t because it showed their

Carpenter liking 1t because it showed their
confidence in each other.
In 1922 Mike and his friends, Carpenter
and Talbot, were engaged by Henry &
Ashley Of st. Louis 90 go up the Missouri
IN the threetOld capacity of boatnen
trappers and hunters. The first wear a
company OF about sixty men assembled as
high as the mouth of the Yellowstone
river. where they bult a fort for security.
From this place attachments of ten or
twelve were sent out to hunt and trap.
When winter set In Mike and his company
did not go into the fort, but dug a cave IN
the river bank, where they were well shell
tered against the cold and remained there
TN spring. Here Mike and Carpenter had
a bitter quarrel, supposed to have originate
ed IN rivalry for the good graces of a
squaW. It was for a while smothered nv
the interpostion of friends. On the return
of spring the party went back to the fort.
Where Mike and Carpenter revived their
quarrel, but made treaty of peace which
was to be solemnized by their usual trial
OF shooting the cup of whisky off each
others heads. To determine who should
have first shot, Mike proposed that they
SKY up copper, which was done, re-
suitlng in Mixes favor. Carpenter SEEM
cd To be aware of Mikes unforgivlng dis
position, but scorning to save his life nv
refusing to fulfil the contract he prepared
Tor death by bequeathing his rifle, bullet
pouch, powder horn pistols and wages to
Ialbot without changing a feature Car
penter nlled the cup with whisky to the
brim Mike loaded, picked the flint. and
levelled his rifle at the cup which Carmen
ter had placed on his head The distance
was sixty yards. Mike took down his
rifle and smilingly said:
Hold your noodle steady, Carpenter.
Don't spill the whisky. I'll want some
presently"
lie again raised his piece, took careful
ann and fired. Carpenter fell and died
without groan. The ball had penetrated
the exact center Of the forehead. Mike
coolly sat down his rifle. and applying his
mouth to the muzze blew the smoke ont
through the pan, not saying a word. but
Keeping his eye on the body of his old
friend
Carpenter" he called out, have YOU
split the whisky"
lie was then told that he had killed him.
IT'S all a mistake" reioined Mike. IT
took as fair a bead on the black spot on
the cup as ] ever did on squirrels eve
How did it happen?' He then cursed the
gun the powder the bullet, and finally
himself
This murder, in a country where the
arm OF the law could not reach, passed
Tor an accident Talbot. however. resoly-
ed 70 aVenge the death of his friend For
months no opportunity presented itself.
but Mike one day declared in q fit or gas
conading, that he had Killed Carnentsr
purposely, and was glad of it, Talbot in
stantly drew from his belt one of the MS
tols bequeathed by Carpenter and shot
Mike through the heart Talbot also went
Unpublished, for he was as rough and dan
gerous as a grizzly bear
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-23
FILL RIVERS FIGHT.
Many Othc Operatives Determined
to Resist the Cut.

to Resist the Cut.
Fall Rier, Mass, Dec. 22.-The cotton
manufactrers are confronted with the
prospeo/ Of q strike, as many of the op-
orativb are determined to oppose the re-
ducUn of wages. y section of the union
ofitals and members favor a strike at
seen mills on Jan 8. The mills which
Try suggest are the Union, Sycamore.
yorder City, Shove Durfee, Chance and
american. These mills employ about II, =
900 operatives. Another plan of action pro-
poses a strike at all of the mills on March
l. The manufacturers are waiting TO hear
from Med. Borden of New York, owner of
the Iron Works mills, who has, as yet,
taken no action on the wage question.
The cotton manufacturers have replied
to the slashers tenders that no exceptions
can be made in the reduction on the point
raised by them that an agreement on pre-
vious lists made in 1895 should hold against
the present cut down. The reply says:
I'm view of the fact that all employees are
to be reduced we do not see how we can
make any exception in your case at this
time"
Secretary Jackson said to-day the agree
ment under which they have been work
ing was entered into to prevent a strike,
but now that it operated against the man
ufacturers it was not acceptable to them
His men were bitter in the talk of a
strike
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-23
FUNEL OF MISS HERBERT.
Unprecedented Services Held at
Washington.

Washing, Dec. 22.-Impressive funeral
| services W held this afternoon over the
| remains oiiss Leila Herbert, daughter
of ex-Sectry Herbert, whose tragic
death yesfay shocked both the capital
and the c{try.
The serbs were held at ST. Andrews
Episcopallurch and were conducted by
the Rev. +. Perry. A large and distin-
guished ghering was in attendance. The
floral offegs were magnificent and num-
erous. J casket bears a heavy silver
plate Witlpe name of the lamented young
lady, the te of her birth and death. The
honoraryln bearers were Senators Pet
tus and Egan of Alabama, DIR. S. l.. NJ
Curry, Setary of the Navy Long, Pay
master Geral Stewart of the navy, Chief
Naval CStructOr Hichborn, Charles B.
Bell, Col.Finthrop, Admiral Ramsay and
Capt Chles O'Neili of the navy.
The ace pail bearers We're Lieut.. Gill
more Of e army, L. A. Shaver, L. II.
Finney, II. Clark, Representative Plow-
man of Abama, John w. Wight and
Lieut.. Soherland of the navy.
The seIees were conducted according
to the rit of the Episcopal church. The
choir san Lead. Kindly Light" and
Nearer, w God, 10 Thee"
Justice ihte of the supreme court and
many peBns prominent in army and
navy dipnatic and social circles were
present.
This ev@ng the remains were taken to
Montgoms, Ala. where they will be
inferred Friday, beside those of her
mother k-SeCretary Herbert and Mr.
Micou, hi son-in-law, accompanied the
remains.