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kansas CITY Live Stock.

Kansas City, Sept. 21.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900. Market, weak to 10c.
lower. Texas steers. 3.00@400; Texas
COWS. 2.25@3.10, native steers. 3.50@5.25;
native COWS and heifers, 100000;
stockers and feeders, 3.OO@4.5O; bulls,
2.20@355.
Hogs. = Receipts, 1900. Market,
opened steady; closed 5@1Oc. lower.
4.O5@4171a; packers, S.95@4.1O; mixed,
405@4 25; lights, Ss0@4.20; workers, 4.2O
@4.221a: pigs. 3.20@405.
Sheep. = Receipts, 1000 Market,
steady. Lambs. 325@52O; muttons.
g 25MS 70
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Stocks in London.

New York. Sept. 21.-The Evening
Posts London financial cablegram
says: There was weaker tone to
stock markets today, Americans lead
ing the decline. They opened under the
parity The Cuban situation is not
liked here, and it is believed that New
York has overdone the rise for the mo
ment. Gable dispatches were also
printed from New York limiting a cur
tailment in banking accommodations,
etc.
Prices of Americans rallied when the
New York quotations were first cabled,
but the lass was fat at the lowest. Still
there was a disposition on the whole to
buy on any material reaction Mines
were dull.
Paris and Berlin markets were duh.
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Another FAKE Nohleman.

Denver, Colo, Sept. 21.-Earon Fegen-
Bush is i'm mere trouble. A copy of an
Indictment found against him by a fed
eral jury in Butte, Mont, fer using the
United States mails for fraudulent pur-
poses has reached the United States
marshal, Israel. Fegsn-BuSh was ar
raignsd before Commissioner Hinsdlale
and gave bonds IN the sum of $1,000
for his appearance after the trial now
pending against him in the criminal
court is Terminated. He is charged here
with having obtained a, large sum by
forgery of deeds
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CROP CONDITIONS.
Report Of Weather Bureau for Past
Week.

Washington. Sept 21.-The weather
bureau in its report of crop conditions for
the week ended Sept 20, says:
iIhe' week has been favorable for ripeu-
ing and securing crops, but in the central
Mississippi and Ohio valleys, Tennessee
and other portions Of the middle and
south Atlantic states, IL has been too dry
Tor faH pdowinG and seeding of all grain.
Inc exceptionally warm weather of the
first half OF the month matured com
rapidly and has placed nearly the whole
crop beyond injury from frost Owing
TO drotlth conditions IN some OF the more
important states the grain, particularly
the late crop. did not III we'll aIut- the re-
ports Indicate that much viii be chaffy.
Cutting has proceeded rapidly under
favorable cOndltoens and in some of the
more important corn states wlIl be prac-
tically completed by the end of SeDtem-
Der
The weather conditions on the Pacific
coast have been favorable. the absence of
rain in California being especially adj
yantaSeouS for curing. raising and drying
fruit In Oregon and Washington the
CdInage 10 grain by rains of the two pre-
cedang weeks is considered light
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Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha, Sept. Acknowledgements
$500. Market, steady to strong. Native
steers, 400@510: westerns, 3.4064. 80;
Texas steers, 325@4.90; cows and heif-
ers, 2.90@3.80; Gamers. 1.75@2.75;
stockers and feeders, 3-40@4-50; calves,
4.OO@6.00; bulls, stays. etc, 2.O0@3.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 Market, sc.
higher; closed lower. Heavy, 3.90@405;
light, 4.00@4.15; bulk, 3.95@4.00.
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INDIAN TROUBLE FEARED.
Wanton Slaughter of Deer and Elk
in Idaho.

Denver, Sept. IA special to the News
from Pocatello, Ida, says: Much I'M
eas.ness IS felt at the Indian agency at
Rossfork over the news that there are
several hundred Indians in Custer county
Strengthening deer and elk for the pelts
and that the settlers there are preparing
TO drive the redskins out Of the country
by force. It is feared that there will be
serious trouble. TIL Indians are ShoshoneS
and Bannocks from the Fort Hail ard
Fort Lenhi reservations.
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The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
ChilbIains. Corns and all Skin Erup-
TONS and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by q.
C. M. /. Drug Dept.
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New York, Sept 1--Butter--Re-
ceipts, 1892 PACKAGES; firm; western
creamery, 13@20c.; Elgins, zoe; factory,
S6121hc.
Eggs-Receipts, 1859 packages;
firm; state and Pennsylvania 1870
1870: western, 171Ac
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ZUNI FANATICISM.
Report of Recent Trouble Sent to
Interior Department.

InIer1or Department.
Washington Sept. N.-Ihe commission
er of Indian affairs has been informed by
te4eg1dm from Captain NOrdstrOm acting
ageIt of the Zuni 1nd.aus, of eLne arrest OF
the Indians cCarged with tine torture of an
old Zuni woman for religious reasons. 1t
appears that the arrests were effected la
the Shersh, VINO was TO have started on
sunday last WITH his prisoners TOR Los
which they will be tried was to have con-
vened yesterday. The sheriff and his
prisoners were escorted by three OF the
four troops OF cavalry stationed at Zunl
Captain Nordstrom also asked that a
troop be left AT Zunl after the departure
OF the criminals for the protection of witt
nesges. He says the people regard the
persons OF the prisoners, who are re-
isious fanatics as sacred. and he evil
IDENTIFY fears those VINO are to testify
against them will be inundated or att
tackled.
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an assistant wild be necessary in the
near future. in which event Miss He'd
quist of Provo win FIJI the place At
the opening exercises today appropri-
ate addresses we're made by members
of the stake board of education. also by
w. w. Cuff and Alma Eldredge, T. L.
Allen, Bishop z, "a. Wright and Pro
fesSor Peterson. The prospects for a
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Liverpool Grain.

Liverpool, Sept. 21--s:45 p m, clos
ing: Wheat, No. red, western win
ter, steady. rs I'D.
Corn.-American mixed, spot. new,
steady. IS I'D; American mixed, cid,
steady, Is Id; September. quiet, Is sd;
October, quiet, '3s I'D; November,
sc Oh
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Annetite and Sleen

IT have been suffering with sores on
my face. I was unable to Sleep and
had no appetite. I began taking Hood S
Sarsaparilla, and after [ had used tive
bottles the sores disappeared. my ap.
petite increased and I can now Sleep
soundly and feel like a different man"
HENRY RIECHERS.
Georgetown, n. NJ
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A Reasonahle conclusion.

London. Sept. 21.-The Evening
Standard attributes the fall in prices
on the stock exchange to the reported
action of the United States in connec-
ton with the Cuban instruction.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, Sept 21.-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $216,-
1863, 1874; gold reserve, $146. 1857, SSS.
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CRAZY DRUNK.

Policeman Bob Slg1nIons was startled
about 4 O clock t[als rnor ming by hear
-Eelpl' '.Help!' sound cut ON the clear
morning air. Upon Investigation he
discovered THAI a Swede nRlmed Srlsll,
VINO was Intoxicated to the EXTENT OF
mental arrangement, had gcna ~ bad
upon the roof of Welsh, DriscoIl &
Bucks store, and i'm his delusic,1 fanctI:d
three men were attempting to take his
life The officer succeeded in descend
ing with Smell from his elevated couch
and ne is being cared for at tihe ceclnty
jail, remaining srtHln in a dsmented state
of mind
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Sheep. = Receipts, 1890. Market.
steady to strong Fair to choice ma
tives, S-4o@3.S5 fair to good westerns.
3.25Q3.65; common and stockers, ALSO
$40; lambs, 3-I565.25.
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The U. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to al Others.
48 and so Main.

Black novelty dress goods A large
variety of the newest things just re-
ceiVed.
r. Z. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
Three Crown Baking Powder, Fla
voring Extracts and Spices are all
guaranteed, and you take no risk in
giving them a trial.
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and
DO not purge, pain or grippe All drug
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Rucklon,s Arnica salve,

Smoke Silver Moon, the famous 5.
cent cigar. For sale everywhere.
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lRecp. Ship.
II Qllf : 80
Articles.

On the produce exchange today the but
ter rnaTkeft was firm; creamery, 14q191A :;
dairy, 10Q1T. Cheese, sag. Eggs, firm;
fresh. i.
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LEH1 DEMocRAFs MEET.
Meeting Adjourned to a Later Date
Fair Notes.

Leht, SEPT 21.-LSzt night was the
date fer the Democratic primary, ard
a large number OF s.alwaTt Democrats
assembled. The Gl.y haa we6 found
too sgnaI to accommodate tlia attend
ance and the meeting was adjourned to
the opera. house. There were 200 people
present. Chairman ". Fl. Wslan pre-
sided a Nj. Davis Thought the meet
Ing WAS premature. and that all the
people had urt been notified, and ON
nlct.l5n of 9eEaitor A. J. Evans the
meeting was adjourned until Oct. 2.
Dt was als,o decided to invite ell WHO
endorsed the free and INDEPENDENT coin
a-e CT silver.
The Provo Electric Light company
is working ON the line near town.
D. john and Read S11Ooa were the
guect9s of T. r. Cutler on Sunday, and
spoke to the people at the meeting in
the cGteGuoon-
BseFs aG'e Coming in to the sugar fac
tory quite freely and all are busy
It us reported that the work on the
Silver Lake reservoir, in American
Fork canyon, has been stepped by or
der of The state engineer. as the dam
wiss not built of rock and cement, as II
should be.
Our now pEeGnlaster has beam np-
pointed ait last, and the gentleman is
al ,snliras
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BOND QUOTATIONS.

q. S. n. As ...1251zN. j. Central 5s11S
U. S. n. IS c.. ..125ia Nor Pac lists. PIE
y. S. 4s......... 112is Nor. Pac. IS. -. 5J54
u. S. coupon. .114 Nor Pac- 4s---.- 81
u S. 2s.----.. IS N. Y c. & st.
U. S. 5s reg. ..11454 Louis 49,. 1854
U. s. 5s coup. .ll4%4 n. & ". 6s.... .l23
Can. South. Is 1861 Northw. con-. 14212
d. & r. G 49,. .ll9A2 Northw. deb. 5s .ll612
D. & r. G. 4s.... $50 Ore. Nav. lists. ZIP
Gen. Electric 5s.100 Ore. Nav. IS. 901h
G. II. & S. A. 6s .1051aO- S. l.. Is, t. T. .1l6
II. & L. c. 5s..10S TO- S. l.. 5s l. T.. 9i1z
Iowa Cen 1s....- 9S1a Ore. Imp. Is, t. r-10S14
X p. c. t. r.. 100 Pacific SIS CT '95. 102
K. p. 1st Den, Reading 4s....... S51z
Dly,) I. r.......11S &. G. w. 1s...... SIX
La. II. C. 4s...... So st Paul Con-. 1H1z
L. & n. u. As. S5E Y 2 Il. G.. Is. 954a
Missouri S.... 100 IT p Rig. Is. 30
M K. & r Is. 635s U. Z. 1sts.... .10l
NJ K. & L 4s.. S61a u P. D. & -. Is 5-iA
". Y. Central Is. 11S
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San Francisco wheat.
Butter and Eggs.

San Francisco. Sect. 21.-Wheat.
Eacaer; December. 1.52R.
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HENRY BACKUs' FUNERAL.
Conducted By the Knights of Pythias
Park City Notes.

Park City. Sept. 21-The funeral of
Henry Backus was held this afternoon
from the knights of Pytihias hall. The
services were in charge of Park Lodge
No. Z, K. of P, of which the deceased
was a member. The pail bearers were
selected from the UnifcCrnEd RANKS, as
follows: A. II. Lubbock, H. NJ. Swan.
W. a. RaddOn, w. D. Watson N J.
Williams, T. e. Williams. The casket
was covered With beautiful flcral offer
ings, ONE of which was a triangle TIE
emblem of the order. presented by the
lodge. Chancellor commander H w.
Thomas read the impressive burial
service followed by Rev. E. G. Hunt,
of the Methodist church, with a fitting
discourse. The hail was fillei with
syrnpaltEldzfng fr.slnds. After the ger
vices the remains were laid away in
Glenwood cemetery.
William Backus, a brother of the
deceased. who is NOW in Dakota, was
not present at the funeral.
WOMAN'S ATHENAEUM.
The Woman's Athenaeurn met ait the
home of Mrs. Arthur Williams, Norfolk
avenue, Monday afternoon. & most
interesting programme was given, ten
minutes being devoted to the reading
Of Mrs. Shllltuck's Rules of Order, fcl-
loWSd With CONTAMINATION OF Long
fellow, together with Jclln Quincy
AdanErs administration.
Music Mandolin and guitar. .....
Misses IveTs and Malone
Sketch of Longfellow' Life. ........
........-..-....M Mrs. w. S. Sharp
Hiawatha ...... Mrs. D. G. Mclaughlin
Recess
NIusic-Mandol.a ai1l guitar.
............ Misses Ivers and Malone
"Jetlr Quincy Adams
....................M Mrs. NJ. 2. Alien
'"The Close of the Colonial Period
MISREPRESENTATION Mrs. W. M. Ferry
Tariff Controversy . Mrs. + w Hayt
Roll caM. Current events.
The next meeting will be held at the
hcme of Mrs. c. II. W.tshi2y, Mcnzny
afternoon, Oct. 4. Subject: Merchant
of Venice and Shakespeare QUOTA
tlOUS
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NoN-PARTIsAN TRIcKsTERs.

Provo Utonian Disguised With the
Goldbug Scheme.
Provo. Sept 21.-This squlb today
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NEWS 0F TIE STATE
Political Pot SINNERS In
Various Utah Towns.
BRIGHAM NON-PARTISANS
COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO
NOMINATE a TICKET.

Provo Utonian Washes It's Hands
CT The Whole Business - Logan
Democratic Primaries Postponed
Crooks Trial at Provo-St. George
20 Have S25, 900 School House.
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LEF1E FAIR.

Tomorrow evening the general com
nlEittete wiz give a grand baaa in the
Garff Opera House, when the queen
viii fc1lily be voted for The polls are
to be closed at 1870. James KlE1llaul1,
sr.. has been given charge of the affair,
and WA sse tlaae the candidates. sSt a
1afr e'oucit. The excitement is running
high. and 1T is Thought that a dirk
hose IS kept in the back ground. as a
large nurn9osr OF votes have been bought
an1 ni.t VS. caeG. The following is the
last repcSl- given; Alice Bone. 1O7: e.
Cutler, s.; An4ia Webb, Is; e Austin,
Is; a. GuiNchrGeE, II.
a number OF a:-3Eaoious have been
rd'sgai-ed- to take place AT the fair. in
Guiding an oLait3rical contest. the sub
Jedt 90 be Brigham Young" and a
spelling match
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pleasure to be able
effects of mother and feel like
troubled falling
continued until
compelled
hold anything hands The least noise
would weak that
hardly stand suffered almost 1t is different
while before
praise help other afflicted
of remain in
[. H. ST.. Indianapolis,
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NEW -YORK MINING sToCKs.
IAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco, Sept 21.-The official
closing quotations for mining stocks to-
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$50; Rock Island, 40, 800; st. Paul, 81. 800;
st. Paul & Omaha. 1880. Scadti1tFn
Railway, preferred, Is, 800; Texas & Pa
cffic, $500; Union Pacific. $3.50; U. P. D..
& e., 5000; Wabash, preferred, $500;
Wheeling & Lake Erie. $500; American
Spirits, $500; American Tobacco, 6420;
Bay Sha-le Gas, 6,120; Chicago Gas. 25,-
Electric Is, 4so, Lead, 5, 200; Pacific Mail,
$500; SUGAR. 1890 T. C. & l.. $500:
U. S. leather, preferred, $500; U. s.
Rubber, preferred. 1850; Western I'm
ion, 49, 100; Chicago Great Western. 49,
500; Chicago & Northwestern. 1920.
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TRYING 0RDEALs FOR WOMEN. /,
Mrs. Pinkham Tells How Wo
men May Avoid Painful
Examinations.

To a modest. sensitive, high
strung young woman, especially
an unmarried woman, there is
40 more trying or painful ordeal
than the examinations" which
are now so common in hospitals
and private practice
An examination by speculum, or
otherwise, is sometimes q positive
necessity in certain stages of
many diseases peculiar to women,
50 at least Ii IS declared laY th
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shorts. Sensational rumors of yellow
fever at ST. Louis caused free selling
late in the day.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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The committee Of six ca salaries ap-
pointed 10y the city council OF Logan
held a session last evening and is pre-
pared to report and recommend 10 the
next meeting Of the city council a gen
eral reduction in the salaries of the
nj n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04
From Fridays Daily.


 Sheriff Rnifner returned today from his trip to the coast.
 Major J. NJ Watts has 6led his oath and bond as clerk of the court.
 The Mining Exchange is to hold an important meeting tomorrow night.
 Carl Holtzschue was taken to the Mercy hospital today, suffering with typhoid fever.
 Engineer Fisher submits & report on the water supply problem for Prescott, which is published i'll this issue. It is moist reading for these dry times.
 The president has nominated C.. $. Nichols to be Indian agent on the Colorado river.
 Jeff Shipp, of Santa Maria, was in town yesterday, and says that while the thermometer ranges no higher this summer than last, yet the heat is almost uncomfortable.
 The Whipple signal service report shows that the temperature has been as follows: July D, 26, p and 2S, maximum, 92, 95, 97 and 93. res positively. The minimum was 50, 53, 55 and 5S on same days. Rainfall on 18th, nine-tenths of an inch.
 Hotel Burke guests today are: NJ. Robertson, San Francisco; E. S. Thurston, New York; N. c. Webster, Jerome; c. A. Peak and NJ. T. Cooper, Kansas City; J. Wright, St. Louis; LA. Clark, New York, G. F. Bennett, Juniper.
 Among the Winsor arrivals today are Jim Burson, Phenix; Mrs z. l.. Gleason, Jerome; w. A. Richardson, Verde; Fl. H. Helm, Wickenburg; D. C. and H. l.. Thorne, Santa Maria, and w. F. Wilbur, Verde.
 Among the documents filed for record today are five deeds as fol- lows: Sam Foran to Mrs. Foran, the Jim Crow mine for $l. w. A. and W. T. Rowe to Sam Foran, a one half interest in the Jim Crow mine, for $1. G. W. Hull to A. B. Rogers, three lots in Jerome, for $l50. J. w. Pemberton to E. w. Johnston, the "City of Butte" claim, for $l.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank M. Murphy gave a lawn patty last evening at their handsome residence on Mob Hill. The spacious lawn was thronged with officers and ladies from Whipple, and host of friends from Prescott. The lawn was illum- mated with electric lights suspended through Chinese lanterns. The Whipple band, with Prof. La Guar dia as director, was stationed upon the lawn, and to say that the differ ent numbers rendered were beauti- ful, does not express it, "La Poloma" being one of the numbers especially appreciated. The young people danced and fitted about the lawn, while tho older people sst still and envied them, but enjoyed the even ing aud the beautiful music. Sand wichss, olives, coffee, ice cream and cake were served during the evening. The host aad hostess proved them selves adopts in the art of enter taining.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04

Roy. H. A. Brown, A. B., will pre- pare limited number of pupils for college or teachers examination. For information, inquire at resi- dence. jy2Stf
 A fine selection of the latest novel ties for spring and summer imported and domestic woolens have just ar rived at Viogtlander's the fashion able tailor If
 Filling teeth is complete and pain less by Dr. Heavenston's method One trial, and you will recommend it to your friends. jy2tf
 Teeth without plates made by Dr. Heavenston, guaranteed to it like paper on the wall. jy2tf
 Ice cream soda, all flavors, at Dil- Ions. 7-I6sf
 Plant onion sets and alfalfa now Both very cheap at Brisley's, in Ho- tel Burke building. mil If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04

vice to this gentlemen is that he may fud better summer climate in the skies somewhere, but on earth you can't put your branding iron on a better article than that dished up in Prescott.
 Two very important mining deeds of placer locations were filed for record today. One was from w. w. Vanderbilt, F. A. Tritle, ST., l. w.. Wilson, D. A. Burke, Nj. J. Hickey and w, A. Cline to s. E. Fuller for thirteen claims in San Domingo dis. trict. The other one was from w. W. Vanderbilt, J. w. Wilson, w. A. Cline, D. A. Burke, NJ. J. Hickey, 4. P. and A. l.. Smith for fouI claims on Rich Hill, also to $. E. Fuller. The consideration named in each is nominal, but their transfer IS stated to be the beginning of an active career. They arc in each instance placer claims.
 J. C. Martin and daughter, Miss Edna, left this morning for San Francisco, where the latter is to enter Irving Institute The boss goes to rickochet up and down the coast, in pleasure, and business if Japan gets too saucy, or the Klon- dyke wants any Hassayampers.
 Billy Gwin, in charge of the Big Bug railway survey, was brought in today from the field, suffering with typhoid fever. He IS at the Mercy hospital, West Prescott.
 Carl Holtzschue is confined to his bed, threatened with typhoid fever.
 MARRIED.-Near Prescott, July 2S, 1897, by Justice J. M. W. Moore, w. T. Alfred to Mrs. Amelia Joyce. Mir. Alfred is 56 years old, and his mother and father were present at his marriage.
 The Scott boys, accused of steal ing and butchering ten head of cat tie belonging to William Gray, on the Verde, will have their prelimin- ary hearing tomorrow at Jerome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04

D. W. CRoSs, Collector, Accountant and General Business Agent. Ari- zona Bank Building. 7-26xI2
 BRIsLEY's CoLD TABLETS cure a cold m few hours. p cents. Try them.e Ice cream of all fayors at Dill ions. 7-I6tf
 Schilling's Best tea for sale at the BSshford-Burmister Co. Try a small package.
 Western Delight cannot be beat for the money. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04
Mean Thlpef

"A dinner such as we have had today" said the elderly boarder, makes me feel like a young man. !"
 ''Indeedi" was all Mrs. Hashcroft deigned to reply.
 Indeed. When think of that lamb we had for dinner, I feel that if that was lamb must be still a boy. Washington Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04

The dean of trees of the eastern United States, the Woodbridge oak, was felled less than ton years ago in the vicinity of Boston. Its age was estimated by Professor Abbott of New York at 2,O00 years, and by Professor Eaton at from 1,5OO to 2,0O0L
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04

In ancient Egypt the laborer, the soldier and the man of the people went barefooted. but sandals formed part of the costume of the man of rank. They could not be worn, how ever, in the house of tho king or in his presence.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04

Occasionally your pet canary bird should be fed with hard boiled egg chopped fine and mixed with cracker crumbs, giving it not more than thimbleful of the mix ture at a time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04

At Caphyoe, Arcadia, may be seen a plano tree which for long time was regarded as the one that the historian Pausanias spoke of in the second century.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-08-04
For saIei For salaii

A nicely selected lot of house hold furniture is for sale, entirely new and in good condition. Will be sold privately. An inspection is asked by purchasers. Inquire at this office. jY29x6