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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
WHERE WAS OUR MARK

X telegram from Washington says:
 MT. Lacey, of Iowa, from the com
 mittee on public lands, called up
 and passed the House bill granting certain lands to the Territory of
 New Mexico for common school, college. university and charitable institutions, public buildings, irri, gsting and Rio Graude river inn proyement purposes. The bill is intended to convey the partial grant to lands to which the territory would be entitled upon its admis- sion to the Union, giving the terri tory in advance the benefits which its people would enjoy certainly st some time in the future. This bill carues more than Sl.5OO,OOO."
 Wonder where Arizona's delegate was, that he did not succeed in in- Arizona in the provis- ions of the above bill and secure for our territory the same advantages. It is an undisputable fact that but little is heard from MT, Smith in regard to anything which would be of real and substantial benefit to the territory. When some political question like the home rule bill is | up, MT. Smith is to the front. Only | a few days since, We read in some democratic paper, portions of speech which he is alleged, to have | made before committee on some abor proposition, the apparent ob- ect of which was not for any effect nECongress, but for political effect n this territory. U
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
Rehashed Courierisms.

In is issue on Monday morning the Courier repeats its stereotyped accusations against this paper, which nave done duty for the past fifteen years, as reply to any criticism made oi its utterances by the JOURNAL MINER. They have been used ever and over again in reply to political argument, in reply to defense of officials who have been maligned by It, and, m fact, on every occasion which the JoURNAL-MINER dares to express an opinion contrary to it's views.
 By way of adding to its stock of inuendoes and personalities. it ac- cuses the JoURNAL-MINER of attack ing a dead man." because this paper stated m saying that whatever of merit or demerit there was in the proposed change of text books be- longed to Governor Franklin's ad- mlnlstration." Governor Franklin is dead, but if the above can be con strued into an attack on him. or even on his administration. it can only be done on the grounds that he was responsible for the move look ing to the change and that the move was inaugurated through corrupt motives, the same as the Courier charges now against the present ad- mlnistration. If the Courier is in- clined to attribute such motives in order to get constructive attack" out of that item, it is welcome to it As for the old stereotyped inuen- does, as we'll as those of a later coin age, no notice will be taken.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
pIeken. and Cruik.hank.

Tho last time l saw Dickens VIZ. m 1863. Ut the funeral of William Make peace ThackeIay, to which l acc,-Un- panied my father. Although Decsn ger. 1t was as bright and sunny as a sui. i.Icr day. On getting out at tine railway sta tion We encountered George Cruiksha k, with whom in carly life Thaekcray lad studied etching and whose illustrations were feature of Dickens earlier wo.kS Crulkshank was then in his seyeniieth year He walked with us to Kei.-.si Green cemetery, and the day being warm carried his overcoat
 The great temperance artist was as quaint and odd in manner and appear aDce as any of his own caricatuses. George, as his intimates called him, possessed histrionic tastes and used to appear as Macbeth and in other Shake spearean characters at Saddler's Wells. He was associated with Dickens, to. in the amateur performances in connection with the promotion of the Guild of Lit erature and Art. Cruikshank was also a volunteer officer, and on the occasion of some review a comic bard wroto in al- fusion to his temperance procliyities lines which still recall:
 Fancy Cruikshank, if you please.
 On horse with groggy knessl
 -ChambelS' Journal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
They VIII Lay Scrambled Egr.-

"Here, call your dog into your own garden If you don't keep him within bounds, I'll shoot him." yelled LooGey to his neighbor.
 You seem to make @ nice fuss about my dog getting into your yard. !" said the neighbor coolly Suppose you think it's a park?''
 I'm keeping fowls. and I don ( want your animal running lem all over the place You don't think keep poultry to aInuse your dog, do youT" roared Looney. Call him in. dye hear?"
 T reckon that dog is doing you a service by chasing your hens about. '' re- marked the other as he dragged the dog away. Will save your wife a lot of trouble preparing the eggs for breakfast You sec now, after mY dog has chased them about the yard, if they don't go and lay scrambled eggs "-Srand Mag aZina
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
An Up Stain. nlaeL.ml.h shop.

As Is well known. the Baldwin Lo- oomOtiye works are located in the heart
 of the city of Philadelphia. where real estate is valuable. This condition of things leads to a great many details in the construction of the works which would not be thought of under different circumstances, although. as very often happens after one has accommodated himself to circumstances in this way. the result is found to have no disadvan- tages, but, on the contrary, is found to Do positively advantageous
 One of the features of the Baldwin works. which is a blacksmith shop, steam hammers and all. is located on the second floor. This shop does what the Baldwin works call the light work. 1t does not do the frame forging or other heavy work, although the work done is. as already intimated, sui fciently heavy to call for steam ham, merS The entire shop contains 37 forges, served by two fans. which are driven by electric motors 4 comp .ete system of exhaust piping for carrying away the smoke Is provided. which, to- gether with the very liberal window and skylight area and elevated luCat!cn, results In the cleanest and highest shop, when the numter of fires is cen that We have ever seen. -A:ler- ican MaohiBist
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
A Tr.aenu uom.a,. FunsrsI.

The Paris correspondent of the Lon don Telegraph. writing of Q funeral re-
 gently held in an interior town of France. says the dead woman had been in easy circumstances and had long beer
 bcset by ;he odd ambition to be buried in pomp and splendor and with the &C., compartment of a large crowd. With this end in view she boqueathed to her principal tenant, steady going green gree T. the greater part of her fortune, consisting of about SIS. GOO. on the ex- press condition that she should be in tered in state, the hearso being drawn by six horses oaparisoned in the trap pings of woe, with all the usual adjuncts to match. Not content with this pre- caution, the worthy dame, when she perceived that her end was nigh, left legacies not only to variety of chari- table institutions. bat also to the fire men of the place, tO the local band and Co the gymnastic clubs of the district.
 All these societies were, of course, represented with becoming gratitude at the obsequies, which in scrupulous ae- cOrdance with the wishes of the de- ceased benefactress of the lucky green. grocer and the charitable and other in- stitutions. were on . magnificent and, indeed. colossal scale. seeing that up- ward of 6.000 persons belonging to all classes of society followed her mortal remains to their last resting place
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01

A stomach full oF undigested food IS about as unhealthy a mess as one can we'll imagine.
 What can be done with iti
 There 1t stays. It won't digest It churns up. ferments and decays: becomes poisonous (as all putrid matter does) and causes great pain and deep seated disorders.
 In order to change this, take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
 It stops fermentation and decay at once. so that no more poisons are created.
 It clears the stomach of poisons already there. It helps it to turn the food that remains, into heaIthful nourishment. It strengthens the stomach for the next meal.
 Here is the whole philosophy and cure of indigestion in a few words. And what's more, IT'S ALL TRUE. Try it.
 Shaker Digestive Cordial is for sale by druggists, price 10 cents to I.00 bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
A MASS OF MEASUREMENTS

Another of Tom Farish's walls is
 made through the Courier. It is
 mostly of a satirical nature, but
 when Thomas ventures to make an
 assertion it lacks the very important element of truth. For instance, iu speaking of Governor McCord, he says:
 "As the autocrat Of the territory, he has fastened upon the people a debt under which the tax payers must bleed for years to come. As suming to protect the public credit, he bas well nigh destroyed 1t. As far as he is able he has legalized every raid upon the public treas ury."
 As NIT. Parish seems to have his pen loaded at all times, will he state what debt it IS that Governor Me Cord fastened upon the territoryi Will he also give the quotations Of territorial warrants when Governor  McCord went into office and theprice at the present time, and see If in doing so he does not convict him. self of deliberate, malicious falsify- 1 ing in his statement that the public 1 credit is we'll nigh destIoyedi Will l NIT. Parish also please specify and 1 particularize as to the raids upon the public treasury" which Gov ernor McCord has legaIizedi The governor IS not a legalizing officer. Parish knows this. He knows tdat the acts of the executive are subjec; to review by the judiciary. that the governor possesses no authority ,o legalize anything, but then Parish is no respecter of truth if false asser- ton will suit his purposes better.
 In the entire article of almost a NIT. Parish fails to make one specific, truthful charge against he governor, whom he assails throughout.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
Beware Of Ointment. For Catarrh rha,

Beware Of ointments For Catarrh That
 Contain Mercury,
 As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de rauge the whole system when enter ing it through the mucous surfaces, such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from repu- table physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & O.. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure to get the genuine. It IS taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Go. Testimonial free.
 SOlo by druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
Wanted c Life Term.

A young mau in the treasury depart ment who took an examination recent ly for promotion ran up against a curl ous question, but he was equal to the occasion, and his ready reply will doubt less stand him in good stead when his average is made up The question asked was this:
 How long do you expect to remain in the civil service?''
 Until death do us part, was the reply, unhesitatingly written down Washington Cor. Philadelphia Press
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01

up to date, McCord's main op- ponents have been most active in raising volunteers, and they have gone to the front. ."-Courier. We have not seen either the names of Parish or Rogers on any muster roll of volunteers. and they are and have been Governor McCord's most active opponents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
" AR NEWS!

3 Key West, May 30-A Spanish 3 steamer with 4,0O0 tons of coal wa, 3 captured this morning trying to en. ; ter Cienfuegos. The crew tried to sink the vessel to prevent it falling into American hands, but were un- successful.
 ? Washington, May 30.-The inva- sion of Cuba will begin on Thurs day. General Miles ordered a spec
 ial train for Tampa to be ready at
 6 o'clock this evening and the work
 of embarking troops will comme nee
 this afternoon.
 Washington, May 3O.-It is now
 certain that Schley has Cervers
 bottled up at Santiago. The Presi-
 dent this morning expressed his con
 6dence in this. Several Senators
 this morning say Schley will attack
 Santiago today and will continue
 the fight until every Spanish ship is
 either captured or destroyed.
 Key West, May 3O-Troops are embarking today. It is believed
 that a large part of the expedition
 mostly heavy artillery will leave for Santiago tonight.
 Hong Kong. May 30.-Nanila ad- vices say that Americans are dying of GysenterY and small pox.
 Washington, May 3l. - The war department announces that as soon as Santiago falls, the capital of the Cuban republic will be established there.
 Tampa, Fla, May 31.-Several transports with troops left here last night. They touched at Key West, and then continued on their way to Santiago, Cuba.
 Key West, May 3l.-The steam transport Florida returned today, after a successful voyage to Cuba, during which she landed on Cuban l soil 800 Cuban soldiers and lot of 1 food and ammunition for the in- surgents.
 New York, May 31.-The evening papers here print dispatch saying: Three of Cervera's ships tried to escape from Santiago bay, but on sighting Sehley's squadron lying in wait for them scooted back into the harbor.
 Washington, May 3I.-A caucus of the Republicans of the House will be held on Wednesday, June 1, to commit the party iu favor of Hawaiian annexation.
 Washington, May 3I.-Rspresen- tative Bland believes that the war will be a godsend to silver. He big democratic victory this fall.
 Hong Kong, May 3I-Le;ters re- ceived from Manila say that there has been considerable sickness aboard the cruiser Boston, on ac- I count of the sailors eating fish . which had been poisoned by Spanish 
 Admiral Dewey temporarily raised a the blockade with the understand ng that the Spanish would not ' strengthen their Notifications. The a pledge was violated by the Span ards, when, on Admiral Dewey's c orders, a shot was fired over their 2 leads.
 Key West, May 3l.-Advices re- 2 eived here from the feet indicate - hat an effort will be made to draw a he Spaniards out of Santiago bay Y the bombardment of Santiago. ii commodore Schley's squadron has u ecu reinforced. All is quiet along b be blocading line in the vicinity of c iavana, and a close watch is kept ', Dr vessels attempting to enter. f, London, May 3l.-Advices from re 'adiz state that the Spanish reserve tI luadron is now ready for sea. The anary islands is its alleged destina- R. on. under sealed orders. As soon :, this oue leaves another squadron - - Ill be formed, rs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01

in,olerable, We wish to express our abhorreuce of the spirit of ven geance manifested in such war cry
 as Remember The Maine,' and beg
 you Co refuse to purchase goods of
 any kind bearing this motto, and in
 all ways to discourage and discoun- tenance the uss of this motto or any other calculated to foster the spirit
 of savagery, against which We are
 contending" From the reading of
 the above, one would naturally con
 clude that those bean eaters think
 that a little thing like the blowing
 up of a battle ship in a friendly
 harbor, is a thing to be winked at
 and not avenged. The great mass
 of the American people, though,
 will continue to Remember The
 Maine" despite these msudlin sen
 tamentilists of Boston.
 Tbe Gazette in an editorial says
 that, "when Admiral Dewey made
 application to command the Asistic
 squadron through Senator Proctor. of Vermont, the secretary of the navy thought Dewey was not quite qualified for the important position
 and the senator had to go to the president to secure the boon. The world knows the rest" The Gazette Is evidently not posted on naval his tory. as Admiral Dewey never made 1 application to command that feet. l His assignment to the command of the Asiatic squadron shows the mag nanimity of his character, though, l as be took that station to accommo- date a brother naval officer who had been assigned to it, but who did not want it on account of i'll health. Commodore Dewey was entitled to take command of the European squadron, a much more desirable station, but very magnanimously agreed to exchange with his brother officer. The question of his quali6- cations cut no figure whatever. The was made under the Cleveland administration.
 Our contemporary this morning 'eems 10 have experienced another ,f its aggravated bilious attacks. It { maps and snsrls in every direction ike a mad dog in August. Its main | object of attack is Governor Me Cord. Since Governor McCord took ,ffice our territorial credit has ad- ' 'anced several points. Territorial < warrants which went begging under he preceding administration are ( LOW at par. The governor and the 6 ,fficials comprising his administra- ion have managed affairs in such a t banner as to win the endorsement f the press and people, with the { of Tom Parish and his [ mouth piece in Prescott. The fact a hat he will not do anything they sn criticise, seems to anger them, ence they snarl and snap at every t hing be does. He is maligned this a forming because he wants to raise a sgiment for the Spanish war. The s ials of abuse of our contemporary f.
 heaped upon him because Le at s ,mpted to secure 5000 acres of md for the territorial university. p very act of his is perverted and l istorted, and he is subjected to the e lost unjust and villainous calumni- si -ion, despite the fact that his critics W snnot lay their finger on single h ,t of his which will justify such -iticisms. O
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
NEWS NOTES AND COMMENTS

Cuba IS now encircled by fleet of seventy seven men-of-war, carrying formidable armament. This is by far the largest fleet the United States ever assembled to one pur- pose, and is one of the largest fleets eyer assembled by any nation in the world.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01

The oldest wooden building in the world is a church at Borgund, Norway It was erected in the eleventh century. and frequent coats of pitch have pre- served the wood from decay.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
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IlEIslE SITSE3E7sYS kH egRkS HhERk AlL EISt FAlS M oeHt Cc1gh Syrup. Tastes Good Cee pa k2 ln ttmo. Sold by drugEisrS H
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Black Canyon stare Om..

The office of the Black Canyon ana ChaParral stage line has been removed from Gregory & Smiths to F. E. Jones' store, 47xio
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
Ahmed haa

How did your French go in Paris. Mrs Parvenu?'
 Beautifuli They were really tickled with it. "-Detroit Free Press
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01

The first mention of the pipe organ in history IS in connection with Solomon's temple where there was an organ with ten pipes
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01

The June term of court will open next Monday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
No. Ssf.
NO. Ssl- Application for a Patent.
U. s; LAND oFFICF,

L.
 Not is hereby given that C. |, H.v,l., president hieh Hill Gold company whose u,sf once address Is stanton, Ark. has this "a, thTse ds ths,.,aPSp als APphsS1on e for patent fOi Johnnie and X atte mine or vein b-sNr;n,, ,-'is and silver, with s1rfAce ground 600 fs..e ; width, situated in Weaver Mining Disf,,c1 County of 1avapAi, and Territory of tri-o--, and designated by the field pofes .rj | plat on file in this office as lot Nnmbe- -,, proLiInAtely in township 10 north. range v,ss, t St ollA and Sait River Base Meridian. said wit; - '"'-o~s' To-
 LUCKY JOHNNIE LODE.
 Beginning at south center end of tho io.-.f;,,, I .S S S Ss 1sre s s SOo feet Co corner No SS6 S 5 ,i.. IL No l2I' " brs $ deg ss min VI ~ feet; stanton Q brs | 8 deg " sbo,f it mile, Nulture Peak hrs II deg 10 min W sb,,9s . ,g mnes' thence \ Zl deg F, 50 feet to Noa- [ IaOO Leet same course to GOT No which is alsc cor No ot the Katie lode of this survey fhsr, N bs deS W 300 feet tO north center end ,-Ss,S ls also the aouth center end of the Katie ls.is 1 thls survey, oOo fest sams course t0 cor No X. whlch IS also cor No of the Katie lode of fhis survey Yalture Peak brs 10 deg IS no;r Tv 5S thence 2l deg W 750 feet to Mon I5ao fs-.t ", v course to Cor No |, thence @ deE, saO fesf .,, ns nSs,n center end the place of beginning surrey
 KATIE LODE.
 Beginning at south center end of rl.t,, ,.a;-. IS also north center end of Lncky Jobnnia io{a St Nhis snrNey thence @ deg 300 feet tp ,,,,~ M M a- . i1 ~ NO lzlf W ID hrs s 2t oe. sR mi, W ltol-I feet, thence % dog 4s min n 77sO F. To east si center Mon. I50O feel saTne ro,-s, , Cor NO2 ulture Peak brs 5 n ce.- t0 min yr S stanton O Lrs 2 deg W. thence sg 5., W ~ let Co nor center end Mon, 50 feat ssr,. " coufse % Cor No 3. Nnlture Teak brs m 1aS, 70 nun W then e $ 20 deg 4s min w 750 fs., = vet slde center Non. 1S00 feet same co1rSo to SofsNo t which E also cor No 8 of inc Inek SohnLne lode of this survey, thence K 6Q ,io- U So rect 10 south center end. the place of bsy;n nins survey of exterior boundaries. eI-' Area ky Johnnie Lode - ao es ..-
 -''7 A@N-s t'-. ---- .-.--....- s0.65 acres
 Total area Lode claim. ........- al z9 ,c--- m The location of this mine is recorded in ,ha hecSruer othce of favapai Coun-v. Ayi-,,-s s sa 'T BOOK tS of mines, pages. I7s-IsO and s5s SoG The adjoining claimant is the u. S Gov- Any aud all persons claiming adver.alx .,,. porneh ot said Laeky Johnnis And Eat;S !hll plne os surface ground, are reouirei to f;ie ,neir ,nir adverse claims wIlh the RsVister cs ths S Snlted ssates Land Ofhce As Prescoft. ;n tbs SoontJ Of 1Avapai, Arizona during fRa --s s;,. nASs peTlod or publication hereof or tbsv v;ii Ss.red Ss pared by virtue of the provisiors of tba
 FREDERICKA. TRIILE. Jr,
 First publication April 2, Isss. is'ef'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-01
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-13
Saved by a Corref.

Galveston, Tex, Oct. 5.-Wiu
Cowley, a printer, and Tom Mong.
han, prize fighter, quarreled at
midnight last night in a bar room
adjoining the Bank Exchange thea
ter, Both drew pistols and began
shooting. Policeman Curly Smith
was shot 10 the foot Another bull
les struck the corset az Maud Nor
ton. comic singer. who was on the
stage at tn time TIE bullet hit
the steel of the corset. just above
the woman heart, and then glanced
off Neither Cowley nor Mocghan
were hurt, but the bar room and
theater were bullet Scared, great
mirrors shattered and paintings
ruined
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-13
Saws the Car Leaked

Ell Paso, Tex Oct 81. II. Ed
mondston, IA prominant Attorney OF
San Antopio. III. foynerly lived al
DALAI, recently seed the Pullman
Palae. Gar COMPANY for $4,000 in
the Unised Sk~Sss eou,, hers fer al
legged damage. Pa. PlsiaGff son-
tended thai while ridis1 ia ga. Of
th~ dei-ndaH>'s sa.s he sus>ai.ed a
thorough d,s-csi.g because Of a
leaky ro,:, s.d ta.r.by he sos~.e.
ed cold -hieA rs.ulssi in e>n
sumption, fr"m wish he hss sos
recovered. Ths cas. wesi 30 tbs
jury Today e. noes. bs' 30 -.rdics
has yst bees reached
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-13
How's This!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF catarrh that canno,
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & 60 Pres, Toledo O.
We the undersigned, have known +.
!. Cheney for the last X years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus.
mess transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
WEST 4 TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo o. WALDING, kINNAN & MAR.
WIN, Wholesale Druggist, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
7sc, per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Testimonials free,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-10-13
Girl Fought a Robber .

Chicago, III Oct 5-John Dugan
messenger for Ssibert. Good & Co ,
was robbed of a ea.chel containib g
$500 on a crowded street Yesterday
afternoon Dugan was oa his way
to the bank. With him vas Miss
Della Vaoderveld, cashier for The
firm, and, though she Rrappled with
the robber. shouted for help and
struck him with her umbrella. the
mau escaped. The police are hunt
ing for him and also for one Nc
Olellar, who, it is alleged, assisted
in the crime. Mcclellan is former
smploye OF the arm