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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
Chas. N. Crittenton.

Mir Ckas. N. Crittenton, who coming to conduct special religious services in Prescott for ten days, will arrive on his special car, Good News" tomorrow. He will be ac- compauied by C. L. Mason, field secretary for the Y. NJ. C. A. and ] Mrs. Emma Mofatt, a beaut'fI. solo singer from Los Al geies. Following Is a description oI tIe personnel and work oi M Chas \. ! Crittenton. pr' .i,."u nv the pas tors Of Watertoau. New l.rr. ] Watertown, N. |. N1s. I3, lS31-- |. Having been engaged DO ovh"gr lS- tic work with Mir. Charles N- tii- teuton, aud wishing to e,teni, .i
 possible, the influence an Cs fl-- ness of this wholly C-u,"crs,ed ia
 man, We publish our hearty iudors Dc
 ment of bis labOrs.
 l. The example of wealthy and successful business man, called from merchandising" to preaching, . IS in itself most inspiring. He comes ! without financial compensatioDs and ! this at once removes all suspicious of mercinsry motives. All who hear him realize that here Is man filled with unselfsh love of God and man. His best sermon is himself. His spirit is so tender, persuasive, loving that all classes are drawn to hlm.
 2. He exslts the bible in won deIful manner. The Inspirer of the word has been its Interpreter to him. He has become an adept in the use of the sword of the Spirit. He knows how to preach the gospel of the Sen of God. His illustrations from his own large experience add intense interest to the Scripture truths he proclaims.
 8. He is an indefatigable person al worker with souls, and never wearies of pointing individual sin ners to the Lamb of God. Not sparing himself, he gives himself with complete abandon to the work of saving men.
 i. Besides the purely evaugelis- tic york he presents, in OGe great uldsS tuctllu Ss luc SulAsAAlhO | lOA- ence Crittenton Homes for Women" All are interested and enlisted for these, unselfsh mission to the most helpless class in the world. The presentation of this humane and charitable work adds to the evsngel- istic influence on the community. All classes feel at once that this is of God.
 ,. The business-like tact, the complete conservation, the unfalter- ing faith, the consuming zeal, the persuasive love of Brother Critton- ton will awaken and help any com munitY fortunate enough to secure his services. We wish him God speed and thank God for sending him among us.
 In these days of subtle skepticisw of the Bible, of wordliness, of form alitv, of mammon-worship, it is re- freshing to come into personal con- tact with a man who believes the Bible from cover 10 cover, who breaches the Word" who honOrs the Holy spiTit, and who loves men as Christ loves him. May God rJise up many more such laymen and thrust them out to be prophets and evangelists to bring the world to our Christ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
District Court Proceedings.

Monday, Nov. 29.-Territory vs Garcia; sentenced to pay a fine of S2j0, or imprisonment in peniten- tiaTy for months.
 Territory vs Taylor, charged with an attempt to commit murder. Case on trial.
 Emily L Bones and John Lawler vs Ktna Insurance Go; judgment for plaintiff for Sl,S00. Motion filed for new trial.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
NEW MExICO'S CLAIM.
Our Sister Territory is Already Assum-
 ing Statehood Dignity.

\ Washington correspondent oi the St. Lotus Giobe-Democrat, writes as follows on the late elec- ton and in speaking for statehood for New Mexico at the coming session, has the following to say:
 Two more may be added to the long list Of new republican senators. In the schedule of the assets ot ihe recent election. New Mexico seems to have escaped attention m pos sible relation to the United States senate. The territory is very near statehood. |; various t.meS the en- abnnE bli uas passed both sendie and hous-. Igroty-,hr-e years ago when Co:a-@s.. va~ 1t iu, the bIil for New NeEr,., r. ."a It through congress, t-a, ia3 .t ..- .ractment In the last Ecai-. s.I &. l. th branches had sppTaye.. E .eaieciy since then Jne bl. ,o :'p:: ,.ls terrltorE has been reported fA.o--oiy ard has reached en adsanced -.age. The usual biil .8r New Mexico was put in at tho l.-s session of this con- gress auG lus ed along The fact that the ritory. was democratic mIlitatea 1g45nst i. At the late election, -5wever, New Mexico went
 repub.icaa 5yan astonishing change
 of votes. It was carried on the the straight sound money issue. What the D,ngley taElf hsS done for he wool industry and fvT other home interests furnished the New
 Mexican r-pub.i .aHs with all thr smpsi-u arguments they needed. . In the territorial legislature, which
 wiE have -Ae selection Oi two ta!'ea States -eGstors. fl gressfpas ses -tne elaLliug act. are Ouiy six demo crats. four in the lower branch and two iu ths senate. To all practical purposes the republicans are Iu d position ID G0 things UDanimous.E. The congressional delegate Pedro Perea. IS sad to have c1rrIed every county ID the territory over hls democratic competitor. With such a handsome showing and With the assurance that New Mexico IS m she republican column tO stay, her lead ing citizens will as6 Congress at the coming session 10 complete the Legislation which will give .bem statehood.
 IT New Mexico obtains state hood 1. thi- winter. that ia3efatigable hust- . Ter, Dennis Flyna. wh, has been I elected delegate b. Q rousing major ity, will urge statehood for Okla- homa in the next congress. Four 1 wears ago the three rema:nsng terri- tories of the United States: New Arizona and Oklahoma,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
Househord Furniture For Sale.

Consisting of bed room suite, iI- cluding iron bed, kitchen furniture, one quarter sawed oak sidebOard, king heater, and fancy parlor heater. Also upright Kimball piano, new. One set of semi-percelaIn China. Will sell in either bulk or seperate- ly. Prices low for cash. Call on F T. Shuck, opposite the residence of MT. Miles. ll-23-lW
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
A CreditabIe School.

Goodwin, Ariz., Nov. 26.-(Special correspondence).-Hhe school at this place closed a five months term to- day, and a large and sppreciative gathering was in attendance. The exercises were very creditable, and considering that this was the first term of many of the pupils, reflects handsomely on all alike, each scholar receiving many handsome eIpres- sions. The school has been pre- sided over by Miss Fannie Lindsay of Prescott, and it is needless to say that this painstaking and zasious lady is a general favorite with par ents and pupils. The following pro- gramme was rendered.: Opening Chorus, ''Gene'ievs.'
 School. Salutatory, Dora II ally. Recitation. The Little Treasurs. s.'
 Walter Zent. Recitation, Whose Girl"
 Alice Fitzgerald Chorus, Those Evening Bells"
 School. Recitation, "Do.ly's LsssoD.'
 Kate Healy. Primary Song, My Little Dog.
 Maggie Bredwell. Chorus, Thanksgiving Turkey"
 School. Reading, "A Boys Essay on Girl"
 Leonard Zent. Recitation, "Polly's Dilemma"
 Stella Wilson. Dialogue. If Were I King" Dora Heal, Leonard and Margaret
 ZeDt Closing Chorus, "Far Away"
 School.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30

seemed to be quite near statehood but in the fall of 1896 all of them went for free silver. That put a temporary quietus on the statehood movement. But now New Mexico aud Oklahoma have redeemed them selves handsomely.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
>nntn Fr EnuteL.mited

This magnificent, electrically ,. -hted train will make its first trip. pa-siu- Ash Fork. east bound, Tues -. November Sth. at $50 a. m.
 ;. r., ?. & P. R'y will shortly c augo ,heir time and make this conuecs s.ca, making the trip to Chi cago in about ffty-four hours.
 f ". S. GOLDSwORTHY, C. T A.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
LOST

Between Flagstaff and Prescott, a case containing two clarionettes, a flute, razor and razor strop. Liberal reward will be paid and no ques- tiOns asked. Address Max A. Nelson. PhenIx. care Uncle Toms Cabin Go. B
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30

Territory of Arizona. County of YoE,..i Yavapai Arizona Territory hereby # that the above and foregoing the the general election held in ontvon Tuesday November A D. @ by said board
 
 further certify commenced the second Monday after said eecon) to oGav.a completed November g 1898
 hand and seal of the board of supervisors this the O November. \. D.
 THOMAS ROACH, Chairman. a-tasf- c. H. SCHUEBMAN. popfxSov Clerk. H. H. CARTIER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
B. F. WOOD. Prescott. Arizona, July 5, 1888.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed is owner of the President mine, To- cated in Walnut Grove mining district and will not be responsible for any debts con- tracted fer labor or otherwise against said mining claim ty parties working the same under lease, bond or otherwise.
 VIM. JACKSON. Prescott, Ariz., Feb. [. 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
Mine WarniingNOtieeS

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned owner of the ''Jewel' and ~OhiD Kid" mines in HAssAyampa Mining District, favapai COun- ty, Arizona will not be respOns bls for any debts contracted for labor or materials furnished by the party working same under lease or bond or otherwise. EW UILERY
 January s1, Iso6-6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
Letter List.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott postofiice for the week ending November 2S, 1908.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30

Notice Is hereby given that the Gold Standard Silver Belt and Lucy Mining elAims Eureka min Ing district. Santa Maria YayapAi county, Ari- EonA, will not be responsible for any debts con- trActed against said mines for labor or material fGrnlshed or other pOrpo-ea while the same are being worked under bond or ieAAe D. C. THORN LOU HOUSE, 5. W. THORNE
 Prescott Arizona. Oct. 6. IS7. oi2tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30

To Whom it Nay Concern: Notice is hereby given that my interest in the SULTAN mining claim in Eureka mining district, Santa A aria, Is under boI d to parties now working the same, and neither my interest in said lroperty, nor myself. will be responsible for any dAbts con tracted by the parties working the same.
 HENRI C. ASHTON. Santa Maria. Feb. Is IsgS- 2-I6nl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
THE
 | lCORNER | DRUG
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wv. ROSS, Propnetori
 T hePureSt Grade of Medicines and Drugs Always on Hand at Reasonable Prices.

My Prescription and Country Order Department are unel celied Goods shipped free from observa- tion and with secrecy as to their contents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30

Public notice is hereby given that the First North XtensiOn Eclipse mining claim, Letter known as the Luke mine, situated in the Isrsd- shaw mountains, lAyApai county, Ari1OnA is be ing worked under . lease and bond and that neither the owners nor the mine will be respon- sible for labor. su pplies or material furnishedi
 JOHN LUKE, Auril 1908
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30

Take notice, that the Belcher mine located Big Bug mining dlstI jet. favapAi County. Ar zOnA, Is being worked under a leSse anu bon and the owners will not be responsible for an debts eOetrActed for labor, or material furnished or for o her purposes. and DO lien will a tach to said property on account of such work or sup plies.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30

Notice is hereby given that the FavoTite Snow Flower and Golden Belt mining claims, located in Walker mining district, Navapai county, Arizona, are being worked under bI nd and lease, and that neither th owners oi the same nor the mines above named wi be responsible for any labor,
 FRED ROBEL.
 N. L. GRIFFIN. Prescott, July % lS9S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30

Noi;c is hereby given that the under signed IS ono hsH owner of the Postmaster, Vigilante ana Sav Era mines, located in Big Bug Mining District, Yavapai County, Arizona, and I will not be responsible for any debt, or labor, contracted as ainst said mining claims by any person, or persona.
 MRS, IDA c. HARLEY. Prescott, Arizona, Sept. 26, 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
H. NJ. MERIxETHER ct al. Owners.

Hatice is hereby given that the under coed are owners of the group of mines VII as the Crook in Crook canyon, snyampa mining district, YSyapai unty, Arizona, and that they will not be sponsible for any debts contracted for la- or otherwise by parries working the me under bond or lease or otherwise
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
OFFICIAL VOTE OF YAVAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA.
 Election Held November 8, 1898.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
TAKE NOTICE.

Any person detected using city water after this date for otker than domestic purpo- ses will be arrested and fined the full penalty under the Ordinance-S0. By order of J. w. DOUGH- ERTY, Mayor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
April. 1898

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned are owners of three fOurths of the Lit1le King, and other mining claims situated in Lonesome Val ley, Mineral Point mining district, Yavapai County, ArizOna. and they will not be responsible any debt contracted against said mining lAims by any person or persona EAl
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 J. N. HUDaxNs- Prescott. ArisOna- Nov. 20. lsz6.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30
Piano for Sale.

An Emerson piano. in good con- dition. Cost $50; will be sold very cheap. Apply at this office. oI4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-11-30

Oyster cocktails, the first of the easOn, at Shumate's. If
The herald., 1898-07-31
Coming by Steamer

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-The steamer
ing passengers:
For Redondo-F. n. Boswell and wife,
Miss Il. N1man, Miss NJ. Chance, Mrs.
Lucas, l.. G. Harrison, Miss Goodwin, C.
B. Shaver and wife. Mrs. NJ. French. Mrs.
French and daughter, Miss l.. Iillard A.
j. Crookshant, c. Morgan and wife. Mrs.
A. ]. Crookshank, +. King, n. Brigham,
r. Wright and wife, C. Il. Benjamin, +. e.
Benjamin, r. Jones, wife and daughter,
II. Clark and wife, G. f. Dunn, A. /. Sweet
and wife, Rev. e. e. p. Abott, C. II. Elliott
and wife, John Rocco and wife.
For Port Los Angeles--J. Cain and wife,
r. Hartwell. j. r. Bisby and wife, Miss
Nellie Brooks, Miss Herman, S. Cohen r.
j. Young and wife, Mrs. A. Lewis. Miss C.
Lock, Miss f. Chase. Miss NJ. A. Haight,
Miss NJ. T. Haight, Mrs. ]. Taylor, Miss L..
b. Taylor, Mrs. Anderson II. j. Hitchcock.
H. r. Hurd r. Smith r. B. Elder.
For Santa Barbara-H. SawyA, Master
Mitchell, Miss L. Barnes. Miss r. Metcalf,
G. H. Brown, b. Hayne and wife, Miss b.
Easton, Rev. B. G. Lee. S. c. Brooks. Miss
H. johnson, Mrs. McAndrew, S. =. Stow
and daughter, Mrs. r. C. Sudden and three
children, ]. Smith, l.. Mitchell, Miss NJ.
Nelson, Miss C. Diehl, Miss G. Diehl, z.
W. Johns, II. C. Johns, Mrs. S. Mitchell,
A. S. Halves, ]. W. Bayne and wife.
The herald., 1898-07-31
CAPTURE Of GIBARA
NASHVILLE TAKES THE TOWN
WITHOUT FIRING A SHOT
Spanish General Retreats Towards
Havana Leaving His Wounded
Behind Him-Food Scarce

KEY WEST. July 3O.-The Espresso, an
other schooner Of the same size as the Gil
bara, and with a like cargo, was taken by
the gunboat Nashville at the same time the
latter boat was captured Both vessels were
lying in the harbor, and made no resistance.
On the contrary, the men on board the
schooners were eager to be brought to this
country, but Ensign Snow, who took charge
of the Gibara put the crew Of six ashore and
brought away only the captain, Miguel
Cavela, his wife, child and cook. All thu
papers aboard both schooners had been de-
stroyed before the capture. but it is known
both vessels ply between Gibara and Ha-
wanna. There We're about $50 tons aboard
each vessel. The Gibara is in quarantine
here.
The Espresso has not yet arrived here. BY
this time the American flagis probably flying
over Gibara. When the prize schooner lief,
that place the gunboat Nashville was pre-
pairing to send men ashore to raise the flag
THE Spaniards had evacuated Gibara several
days before and fed, to, Hoiguin, and the
town was in possession of 800 Cuban infantry
and 200 cavalry when the Nashville reached
there. Order is being maintained, but
there is great distress among the inhabitants
on account of the scarcity of food.
1t Is said that General Luque of the Span
ish army placed 500 of his wounded soldiers
In the hospitals at Gibara and requested that
the United States government care for them
Gibara is a small walled town on the
north coast Of the province of Santiago dc
Cuba. The harbov Ia shallaw and of nc
great value for strategic purposes.
The herald., 1898-07-31
NOBODY CARES FOR CAMARA
No Matter WhereHis Old Fleet Lands
Considered Back Number

NEW YORK, July CA dispatch to the
Tribune from Gibraltar says: Admiral
Camara's squadron, consisting of the flag
ship Pelayo, the Emperador Carlos V, the
Rapido, the Patricia, the Buenos Ayres, the
Audaz and the Pelaye left Cartagena
Tuesday afternoon, passing through the
Straits of Gibraltar at night without being
observed, arriving on Wednesday morning
at Cadiz. The Lepanto and two torpedo
boat destroyers remain at Cartagena.
Admiral Camara's arrival at CadiZ
aroused no enthusiasm whatever among the
people, who on account of the rigorous press
censorship, remain in ignorance of every
thing going on in the outside world.
While in Cadiz on Wednesday the Trib-
une correspondent noticed that the universe
desire of the civilian population remaining
there was for peace at any price. Every
one seemed heartily sick of the war. The
losses to commercial classes owing to the
complete stagnation Of business of every
description have told terribly upon the
merchants, and the only persons who at
tary officials and functonaries.
General Orehan, the newly-appointed COM
mander of the defenses at Cadiz, is hasten
ing the construction of new batteries Much
of the coast defense artillery in position
consists of old fashioned pieces and there
is great deficiency of ammunition for the
new Krupp guns recently mounted.
The herald., 1898-07-31
Western Passenger Pool

DENVER, July SO.-The Rocky Mountain
News says: Denver will, in all probable
ity. be the headquarters of the new passen-
ger association whose territory will extend
froc! the Missouri River to the Pacific
Ocean. A meeting has been called to take
place at Omaha next Thursday with the OBJ
ject of efrectng the organization The
movement started several months ago, but
influences from Chicago retarded it's de-
velopment. The Union Pacific took the in
itiative recently and tacit agreement has
been reached between heads of passenger
departments.
1.-THE regulation of present business from
Chicago is in the opinion of the lines west
of the Missouri River, manfestly unfair and
1t Is freely prophesied In Denver that the
meeting next week in Omaha can arrive al
only one conclusion, and that Is TO organize
Transmissour Association entirely inde-
pendent of the Western Association. Chair
man Caldwell will then be restricted to the
country between the Missouri River and
Chicago.