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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

Wm. Mittendorf of the Prescott
 Electric Company, will leave within
 a few days for the east on vacation.
 He will be accompanied by his wife
 and Il IS possible that they may con
 clude tO remain there as Mir. Mitten-
 dOrf has some business interests
 there.
 Sam Lsndoa, the rustling furni
 ture merchant of Jerome. who lost
 his entere stock in the recent fire
 and who has been in Prescott a day or two, left this morning for Los Angeles where he will purchase a large and up-to-date stock of furni- ture for his new store at Jerome. The Masonic grand lodge of this jurisdiction will be held at Globe this year, beginning November b. This will undoubtedly be a grand affair, II past records of these ses- slOns are to be taken as criterions. for the MasOns of Arizona have a reputation for never doing anything by halves, and when 1t comes 10 hospitality and good fellowship. the residents of Globe don't take a back seat for anybody. It is expect ed that the railroad will be com pleteJ to Globe by that time so the entire trip can be made by rail. A rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip will be made by the $. F. r. & P.
 With statehood Arizona would forge to the frOLt and receive acc-s- sIons oi people and capital that are needed to make this a great com monwealth. Capital naturally fights shy of a territorial form of government, be the administration of affairs never so honest and eco nOmlcal. Arizona has magnificent natural resources and their develop ment would be rapid if this were a state instead of territory. The republican party can be relied upon to do the right thing by Arizona. First Arizona must show to the par " that il Is in line for promotion. This showing will be made in No vembeI, and Il will be a satisfactory one.-Republican.
 T. W. Johnston and wife who have been Tn Les Angeles for some time were telegraphed for last night on account of the dangerous illness f their daughter Juanita, who is suf ferlng from a severe attack of phold and brain fever. MT. John ston has been quite sick himself but If he IS able 10 travel they will probably arrive here tomorrow,
 Work was commenced this after noon grading the streets. It was started on Gurley street on the Bank of Arizona corner and is be- ing done by the bank. The street will be cut down to the grade es- tablished by City Engineer J. J. Fisher and the dirt taken out will be used in filling Montezuma street in front of the bank up to the re- quired grade.
 Pima democrats have nominated ! the following ticket: Capt. C. B. l helton for sheriff; Hon. F. H. Here lord, district attorney: Harry Drach- l man, treasurer; C. A. Shibell, re. corder; Sam Finley assessor; Sylves- | ter Purcell, probate judge; John T. l Hughes. county school superintend- ent; \. W. Bernard and J. G. Phil | lips, supervisors; Hon. Jas. B. Fin | ley, Legislative councilman; Chas. r. ! Hof, Chas. Blenman Fillerto | Aguirre and J. B. Mechanism. leg islstivs assembly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
A QUIET WEDDING.
Merchant Joseph Dougherty Springs Surprise on His Friends by Joining the Army of
 BenedictS.
! Ours sIncereIY,
 ALEX. O. ERODE.
Frnn Tresinr,sna.,

From Tuesdays Daily
 Joseph Dougherty, the West Pres colt merchant, did not surpris, himself probably, but he certainly surprised his most intimate friend, last evening by entering the matri monial state. The fortunate lady whom he led to the altar was Mrs Laura Ritter, most estim able lady. formerly a resident of Congress The ceremony was performed at the residence of Mir. Dougherty' 's mother in West Prescott by Rev. . A. Oats of the South Methodis, church. The affair was very pri- vate, only a few relatives and int mate friends of the couple being present.
 Mir, Dougherty is one of the lead ing business men of Prescott, while his bride has also resided in this county for great many years and i4 loved and respected by all who know her for her many womanly qualities.
 The JOURSAL-MNER only voices the sentiment of their numerous friends in wishing them happiness and prosperity on the matrimonial voyage upon which they have just entered.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
A CENTS WORTH of the wrong baking powder will spoil a half-dollar's worth of cake.
 Use Scb1zHng's BeH |.

A case or two of diptheria is re ported from Phenix.
 Mrs. c. R. LOomis left for New York this morning.
 Mrs. Geo. R. Tate arrived Satur day from Bay City. Mich.
 Don't fail to see Tilton's new Trinity. A genuine bicycle. ml0ti
 The City Meat Market has been receiving a fine new coat of brilliant red paint.
 Born, in Prescott, October 7, to Mir. and Mrs. Albert String6eld, a daughter.
 H. Vance Clymarod and Lamar Walker of Phoenix are registered at Hotel Burke.
 C. P. Collins, the we'll known mining man. left for Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, this morning.
 Autumn weather has set iu here in earnest. The days are nice and pleasant and the nights cool.
 L. H. Chalmers aud family passed through on last nights train on their way to Pheui1. They had been spending several weeks on the coast.
 Frank Thomas. wife and child, came Tn Sunday from Duluth, Minn. aud will make this city their home. MT. Thomas IS interested in mines in this county.
 One of the boys at Whipple re- ceived letter from one of Col. Me Cords men last evening to the ef- feet that the regiment would prob ably move to Georgia about October l5.
 Phil Draper. of Stafford, the sol dier boy who had the misfortune to lose his leg by being run over by a freight train some time ago, Is im- proving nicely at Whipple and will socn be able to walk around on crutches.
 Mayor J. c. Adams and wife ana daughter of Phenix passed through on last evenings train on their way home. Mrs. Ad ans and daughter had been spending some time on the coast and were met at Ash Fork by Mir. Adams.
 There are only five fever patients in the hospital at Wbipple now, and they are all making good Tecoveries and the prospects are that m four or five weeks those who were left behi Id Wilf be able to rejOIn the regiment There are about thirty all tod aud probably out of that some five or six may be dis charged for disability.
 R. R. Coleman is in town.
 G. J.Bauer left for Omaha this morning.
 Sergeant Greenwood went tO Phe- nix Saturday for a short visit.
 P. RWeatherford, a business man : of Flagstaff, was in town Saturday.
 Republicans are meeting with en- thusiastic receptions at all points they visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Martin have | purchased the Home Kitchen on the east side of the plaza
 MT. and Mrs John Bagby left for San Jacinto, Cali tornia, hot springs.
 E. l.. Patterson. one of the pur- ,hasers of the Garland X Ross ranch n Big Chino valley, is in town to- lay.
 The Prescott Choral Cluo will meet tomorrow, Tuesday, evening at he residence of MT. aud Mrs. J. c. Martin.
 MissLola De Mers a charming and popular young lady of Albuquerque s visiting her sister, Mrs. Morin, in Prescott.
 Parents should make it a point to TIsit the public schools at least once ! month and thus encourage both .eacher and pupil.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
From Thursdays Daily

E. J. Austin IS in from Jerome.
 Mrs. L E. Wetmore has gone to Chicago to visit relatives.
 Born, October 1, at McCabe, to Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Behn, a son.
 1. ). Head. the lumbermsn, went to Williams this morning on busl- ness.
 J.W. Brown went out to Copper Basin today to take charge of the McNsry mine.
 J. R. Ashley is back at his old desk sgsin iR Jos. Dougherty's store as bOokkeePer.
 The fuel dispenser is fast becom- Rg au important factor in the Ives, pd pocketbooks, of us all.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

First Sergeant W. W. Greenwood of A troop of the Rough Riders. re turned to Prescott yesterday after noon. Sergeant Greenwood was formerly sergeant in the regular army under Col. Brodie and when the war with Spain broke out he came all the way from California to enlist under his old commander. He was made first sergeant of A troop and was wounded in the foot while in Cuba
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
HOTEL FOB SALE

Ire Congress House, Prescott. 4 T., will be sold on easy terms. Small cash payments; balance on monthly payments or long time at reasonable interest. House in good repair and doing a good business. Good req sons for selling. Apply to
 sl2st E. J. F. HORNE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
THE CITY AND COUNTY
Eewsy Notes of Prescott and the Sur
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper hanging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
So Say We AL.

Major Brodie's splendid loyalty to the nation will not be forgottsu hy tse people of Arizona at the p5' H November.
 It would be a lasting and damniag disgrace to the Republican par. e. Arizona to permit Colonel 4 Q Brodie to be slaughtered by their apathy and tardy actions.-H-raI'.-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
From Mondays Dsl

A@AA ~-sf-----a ~N-'sH J. E. Morrison left for Jerom- this morning. J T. Dougine is up from Santa Maria mining camp.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

An accident occurred this morning at Skull Valley to the north bound tram due here at 4:3C a. m., causing a delay of three and a halt hours which brought the train into Pres colt at o'clock.
 Jerry Sullivan. the we'll known stock dealer, will ship seven cars of cattle from Seligman to Phenix in a day or two. The cattle will be pas'ured in the valley until ready [ for market.
 The Eastern Star chapter had a nice social time last night after the l regular business Of the evening had been finished. Refreshments were served and dancing was induIged in until about midnight.
 s. s. Badger killed a bull snake yesterday at the Gold Basls mine which was brought to town by Fl. M. Dodge and measured today, measuring five feet and eleven m ches. It was about as large as these reptiles ever grow.
 Ysvapai county would be better of inancially ' and there would De more free silver left in the pockets of taxpayers If a sheriff could be elected who would look to the in ,erests of the taxpayers more than to the piling up of fees for the of flee.
 s. C. Smith, formerly of the firm of Gregory x Smith, will shortly re- open a grocery store in the new Basbford building where their old store was located. His brother of Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, will be associated with him and the firm wIIl be known as Smith & Smith.
 The law officer of the treasury de pertinent has decided that the use of fac similes of Confederate notes Is violation of the United States Revised Statutes. The secret ser vice department requests that news papers give this publicity 10 the end that loss to innocent advertisers be prevented.
 United States Attorney R. E. Mor- rison left for the south on official business this afternoon. He has cases set for trial in the United States court at Tucson on October | 10, and in Florence on October 17, and and as late as October A so that he expects to be absent till the lat ter part of the month
 MT. Holmes, the well known representative of the Saginaw l Lumber Co, who has been in | Prescott few days, left yesterday for Ash Fork where he was 10 meet his wife .gho has been spending a couple of months on :he coast, and they will then proceed to their home in Phenix.
 An advertisement of the Castle Creek Hot Springs hotel appears in this issue in which special rates are offered to patrons until November 10. The railroad company and stage company also offer special in ducements to parties wishing to visit this resort, in the way of a round trip rate for single fare. Now is an iceal time to visit this place which is an ideal resort, both for health and pleasure, nestled as it is among the high mountain peaks. The waters of the springs possess great curative powers for all forms of rheumatic and blood diseases. as we'll as for stomach, and kidney complaints. The ae- are also excellent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
Letter List.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott postofice for the week ending October s, 1909.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

The Chinese legation at London denies that the emperor Of China is dead.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
The Prescott
 National Bank

PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.% Capital Paid in, SIOO.OOO SgTplgS and PFOftS,.- 25,OOO. tkASE M. MURPHY President. MOhklS GOLDWATER, Vies Prssidanf HENRY KINSLEY. Cashier
 ". c. BRANDON. Asss- CashisR. DIRECTORS: RANK M MURPHY. NORRIS flOLDKATER
 H, ktNSLEl.
 R. N. FREDERICESa
 JOHN C. HERNDOH.
 T. B. GAGE
 D. 2 FERRY. gE Accounts of Individuals, Firms and Corporations Solicited on Favorable Terms.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
All Are Healthy

"My husband has taken Hoods Sarsa- psrilla and it has cured him of 8 bad cough, bscksche and headache, and made him feel much stronger. have taken it myself and 1t has increased my flesh and done me great deal of good. We have also given it to our children and it keeps them healthy." MRS. MARY WALSH, LeadvilIe, Colorado.
 " My little girl was troubled with head ache, and would be so sick at her stomach that she could not sit up. We began giv- ing her Hoods SarsaparilIa, and she has not had anything of the kind since taking 1t, and is now perfectly well" MRs. F. A. SoLLNGER, Gunnison, Colorado.
 If you have decided to take Hoods Sar- ssparilla do not buy any other instead.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
Hoods sassau ns:1ii.
Hoo5,. Dill cure liver ills; easy to tAOO0 S HIS take, easy to operate. 25c

Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. Sl; six for s5. Get only Hoods.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

An insane patient was sent down from Ash Fork last night by Under Sheriff Dillon. He was locked up and will have a hearing tomorrow before the probate judge.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
THE CUBAN BLOCKADE.
It Is Not Believed to Be Effective Now
 if It Ever Was.

Key West, June 20.-It is learned from naval officers here that General Blanco has notified the blockading fleet that he will hereafter recognize no flag or truce.
 It sems that the events which have led to General BIanco's letter began with the sending of the Maple under charge of Captain Ludlow to open ueeotiations for the exchange of Lieu tenant Hobson and the other Merri- mac urisoners. General Blanco'S let ter was addressed to Captain Ludlow After. refusing to negotiate for the eX- change Of prisoners he delivered his ultinlatuTn as 10 boats with flags or truce.
 A prominent resident of Havana who arrived here yesterday says the blockade fails in it's purpose so far as cutting off supplies and means or t.r,rY iication with the outside world is conc6rned. His story Is en- titled to full credence. It appears that 2 constant traffic has been kept up between the Isle of Pines and 1uce-- tan and full cargoes of provisions and livestock have been regularly landed there from steamers, schoOners ana other sailing vessels unmolested by American warships, which rarely, Il ever, patrol these waters.
 A government vessel reported tha' Moro castle keeps firing heavy shells at the blockading squadron On Fri day a 12-inch shell exploded danger ously close to an American warshlp.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
BOTH HAVE PROBABLY ARRIVED
Admiral Dewey, 1t Is Believed, Will likely Await the Second Philippines
 Expedition, Then Take Manila.

 probability neither the
  either the time shafter leading 5000 Dewey assistance That fact will not be known however officially front here o cable point him will accepting Either admiral  the of their
  suntth reaches Banco had  
 
  
  Spanish that American prisoners
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
ACOUSTIC WAR.
Rough Riders Will Probably Firs'
 Tackle the Comanche Spaniards.

Washington, June 2C.-(Special.9- Friends of the administration entertain no doubt that the Hawaiian annexation resolution will eventually pass the senate. They have so much confidence that the result will follow on the same lines as the vote on the war revenue
 bill that instructions have been pre- pared for General Merritt, who, accord ing to the present plan will sail on the
 a5th of June, with the third and last
 detachment of the army of occupation of the Philippines to make Honolulu his coaling station and base of sup
 plies. This means either annexation
 or military occupancy.
 One of the presidents friends, who
 shared his aversion to entering upon this war until all peace measures had
 been exhausted. stated today that everything was now being adjusted on the basis of Honolulu being an Ameri- can port when Governor General Mer-
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21

abroad that Santiago was to be made the base of operations against Havana It was learned, however. that the de- oartment's plans do not contemplate this.
 The sole purpose of landing the troops at Santiago and the capturing of the town is to destroy or capture 5he Spanish fleet, for, notwithstanding all that has been done toward bottling ID these ships, the. strategists are by lo means satisfied that if the situation
 s to be allowed to continue indef1- 1itely Cervera may not succeed in breaking through the Instructions at the mouth of the harbor and escaping with at least a part of his squadron. The very possibility of such a thing, and it is possible, is sufficient to give rise to the greatest uneasiness among the strategists here, who have still in mind the strenuous efforts that Samp- son and Schley were obliged to put forth in order to cage the Spaniards.
 Therefore it is stated that as soor as Santiago is reduced and the Span l ssh fleet eHectuaily disposed of ths United States troops will be dispatched 1 to some other point Of operations 1 either Porto Rico or Havana. ledVin: tho insurgents in eastern Cuoa to pre- vent the Spaniards from reoecupyin; Santiago T the insurgents cannot b
 derended upon to 60 this. and | mus
 be confessed that the officials are ne ginning to be oppressed by very grea dou bts as to the amount of service
 Ina can be expected from the insuc
 gents in natural warfare, then som ! If the United States troops, perhaps
 bird CT about 5,egG will be let in n
 a5nity cf Santiago under the p1olee 1 tion 0f some of the American cruisers which by that time will have eI1ec1e
 an entrance into Santiago bay
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
GENERAL GARCIA
He Sands Message to the American People.

Off Santiago de Cuba, Sunday, June 19, by the Associated Press Dispatch boat.-(Filed at Kingston, Jamaica, Monday, June 20, 5 p. m)-A corres- pondent of the Associated Press has been afforded an opportunity of inter- viewing General Calixto Garcia, who. with his staff, was brought to Admiral Sampson's flagship this morning on the gunboat Vixen. The white haired general was lying in the cabin of Cap tain Chadwick, the commander of the New York. He was sick.
 This is the message General Garcia sends to the American people. am greatly obliged for the efforts of the American people in securing the lnde- pendence of Cuba, and I shall do all l can to defeat the Spaniards.
 Speaking of the march from Banes, where he went to receive the munl- tions of the Florida expedition, he said: we had hard march over the roads. Engagements with Spaniards No. because there were no Spaniards. My 4,000 men are in good condition, except for slight fatigue of the long
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21

oppose an American protectorate or occupation. The rebels have captured the Spanish governor and a garrison of 300 men at Bulucan. The governor and the garrison at Pampagna are sur rounded and the governor and a gar rison of 450 men have been captured at Batangas.
 "On June the family of Governor General August fled to the interior for safety. The Spaniards in Manila are reported to have shot thirty car bineers for attempting to desert to the rebels Aguinaldo sent an ulti- matum to the governor that if more were executed he would retaliate on Spanish prisoners. The Baltimore sailed today to meet the Charleston and troopships. The French warship Pascal arrived on June 15. The Ger man warship kaiser is expected daily" :"
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
SPANISH SYMPATHIZERS.
Blow Up Powder Works at Warren,
 OhiO

Cincinnati, O., June 20.-The finish ing department of the Kings Powder company, located at Kings mills in Warren County, was destroyed last night in manner leading to the be- lief that it was the work of enemies of the government. A building in which was stored a quantity of smoke less powder had evidently been fired by two men near midnight, one of whom was badly burned, and had been apparently dragged away from the burning building by his companion, who then ran away in the direction of South Lebanon.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
TROOP MOVEMENTS.
Rumors Regarding the Next Exped1-
 tion to the West Indies.

Washington, June 20.-Rumors or troop movements continue to emanate from Camp Alger This time 1t is stated on what appears to be better au- thority than usual. that one brigade composed of three of the most power fully equipped regiments, the First Rhode Island and Sixth and Ninth Massachusetts, is to be sent from this camp to Santiago. The Sixth Illinois, the Eighth Ohio and the Sixteenth and Fifty-ninth New York, and the Thirty third and Thirty-fourth Michigan are said to be slated for Porto Rico, and the quartermaster in chief of the corps is supposed to be arranging for the transportation of these troops, which will, it is reported, be sent by sea di- rectly from Newport News on the two
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
NEW PHILIPPINE RULE.
A Provisional Government With Agu1-
 naldo at the Head of It.

Chicago, June 20.-A special cable today to the Record from John T. Me Cutcheon, staff correspondent with Dewey's fleet, reads as follows:
 Hong Kong, June 20.-The general of the F'ilipinos officially proclaimed a provisional government in Old Cavite on June 12. There were great cere- monies and a declaration of indepen- dence was read renouncing Spanish authority. General Aguinaldo is pres ident, and Don Pirondo, vice-president The insurgents government will not
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21

march. We found enough food, though the Spaniards are starving. The patriots are not suffering from the blockade. They can always get food. It is the Spaniards who pay the price. I think the war will be over in a few months. You can beat the Spaniards easily, but it is very hard to drive them out.''
 At Holguin, General Garcia said there are 10000 Spanish troops, but believes the 30,000 men he left there will effectually prevent the army from reaching Santiago from the HolguiD side
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
Test Vote On Motion to Adjourn Demonstrates the Overwhelminq Strength Of the Supporters of
 NewIands' Resolution ig the
 United States Senate.

Washington 2oThe of  indicated of  thoroughly
 
  at After the
 
 
  question rapidly a possible.  position resolutions White demanded
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
THE POPULAR LOAN.
Subscriptions Are More Numerous
 Than Had Been Expected.

Washington, June 20.-Althoughs the amount of the subscription to the new
 per cent loan is not made public. 1t
 is officially stated that it exceeds all expectations. This is particularly true of the larger amounts. The number of subscriptions received for sums of $500 and less is large, but the depart ment wishes it thoroughly understood by the public that even should the
 whole loan be subscribed for several times over in large amounts, every subscriber of $500 or less will be ac- cepted at once, as all small amounts will take precedence in allorHlents or large ones.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
A CASH DEAL

How Hobson and His Associates May
 Be Free.
 Kingston, Jamaica. June 20.-Mr F. w. Ramsden, British consul at San- tiago, now acting for the United States in negotiations with the Spaniards for the exchange of Lieutenant Hobson and his comrades of the Merrimac ex- petition, has suggested to the officials lat Washington that a ransom might be paid to secure Ine prompt release of the American prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-21
EXPECT TO HEAR SOON.

Washington, June 20.-Army officials feel confident that General Shafter will make an effort to open up cable com munication as soon as he has landed his force, and they are expecting a cablegram almost any moment an
 nounclng the Lact that he has sue ceeded.