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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
zrom Tuesdays Daily.

Bruce Perley came up from Phe
 nix this morning.
 Mrs. Sibyl Sandersou died Eea
 Phenix yesterday.
 Jadge Thomas Shultz has tn,
 chicken pox.
 D, J. Sullivan came up from Con
 gress this morning. ! l. H. Greenwall, of Joplin, Mis.
 souri, left for Phenix this morning
 All kinds of sport will be the
 order of the day at the May day festival.
 Every body should buy 8 ticket
 for the fremen's ball next Monday evening.
 Every one should make arrange ments to take in the grand May day festival next Monday.
 Last nights north bound train was filled with passengers. Every berth in the sleeper was occupied.
 All the little boys and girls will be royalty treated by the Workmen and Woodmen at their grand festival next Monday.
 J. H. Reider, agent for the sale of type writers, arrived in Prescott this morning from Pheuix.
 Leroy Davis. who has been in this section for several months, left this morning for Denver.
 Tie JOURNAL MINERS enterprise ID securing telegraph news is being recognized by the addition of a large number of subscribers.
 Buy your ticket for the fremen's bal whether you dance or no The music alone will be worth the price of admission.
 J. Harry Brown. brother of Zeba 0. Brown, arrived in Prescott yes terdy to take q position with the T ritle- Brown Abstract Com pany.
 Jose Castillo, former resident of Prescott, died in Phenix Sunday afternoon of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and four children. His mother is still resident of Prescott. l He was about B years old.
 pr. Stroude, a prominent phy- .ician of of Phenix passed through l Prescott on thIs afternoons train . .n route home from accompanying . lome patients as far as Ash Fork on | heir way east.
 A. F. Bants returned this morning rom a visit to Pheni1, where he secured permission from Governor dcCCr to raise q c"mpa3y of InfaDs " m Prescott, u be use | in case oI my emergency arising from trouble long the Mexican border or with indians.
 A plan has been broached Tor the in Prescott of sum- ner normal school. The idea has nceptIou with the trustees of the normal school at TeT Q. : nd the services of the board, ant ne entire faculty of the school al reely offered. The plan Is to offer sixty days course in pedagogy and rhool management for the special ene6t of the teachers of Arizona. early all of whom are idle during he months of July and August. York Dn the matter should at once . g begun by the cItizens of Prescott. he first essential IS to assure the sachers of accommodations at low ates. The school trustees could CO., I p rate in offering one of the school ( uildings for the housing of the ormsl. With proper effort at least O Of ArizOna's teachers can be rought to Prescott to spend the t lmmer vacation. {
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
STATE OF Ono, CITY OF ToLEDOI

STATE OF Ono, CIrY OF ToLEDO.I
 LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is the senior partner Of the firm of r. J. Cheney x Co, doing busi ness in the CIty of Toledo. County anG State aforesaid, and that the firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN DRIED DOLLARS for "a h and ev.r, case of Catarrh that cannot be cure.i by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworp to before me and st. 5scrib,.,l in my presence, this 9th day of December, 4. D.. 1886.
 SEAL. A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
Good Times

Have come to those whom Hoods Sarsaparilla have cured of scrofuIa, cstarrh. dyspepsia, rheumatism, weak nerves, or some other form of impure blood.
 Hoods Pills are the only pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy yet efficient.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27

HEINZ'S SAURKROUT in bulk at Gregory & Smiths.
 Fine mixed drinks of all kinds al the Winsor. ROkoH., & GRIFFIN lessees. o2tf
 All kinds of fancy and mixed drinks at the WInsor.
 Rokohl, & Griffin the popular lesees of Hotel Wiusor, are expe- rienced men. First class accomo- datiOns and service. o2tf
 Missouri sweet cider direct from the farm just received at Shus. mates. 2-9tf.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27

Halls CatarTh Cure is taken in ternally, and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 Sold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
LUCEY IOHNNIELOnR.

Beginning at south center end of the location thence 69 degrees. So feet to cornaE Ne I
 U 5 l. n No I277 W D brs 45 daz ka min V 70 feet; Stanton F 0 brs a deg " aboas . % miles. thence N n daz E 50 fssf 10 noa laOo feet same course to eor No which is Also cor No 1 of the Katie lode of this surrsT thancs \ es deg " 50 feet to north center snd. whfsk ls also the aOuth center end of the Katie lode Of this survey, GO feet sAna courSs to cor No l Shli,h Is also cor No of the Kstis lode Of this survey Nulture PsAk hrs 10 dag S min ". thence zl deg W I5o feet tO Mon. i50O fsst sans course tO Cor No |, thence 6e deg ' DO fsss eo north center end, the place of beginning szrvsF of exterior boundAries
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
THE CITY AND COUNTY kewsy 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., 1898-04-27

The Lake Linderman Ice Co.,, for THICK AND SOLID ice. Office at F. E.. Jones' fruit store, 4lStf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
GRAND MAY DAY FESTIVAL.
Under the Auspices of A. O. U. w.
 and W. O. W. Orders.

On Monday, May 2d, 1898, all school children of Prescott and vicinity are invited, free of any charge, including transportation and refreshments. Prizes will be given for for different athletic sports and May pole dance. The exercises will .ake place at the race track on above date. See pro gramme later.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
SCOHS Emulsion

< Cod-Ever Oil with Hypophos-
 tes of Lime and Soda as the
 ndard, and the purchaser who <1ircs to procure the ~ standard ? Eeausc he knows 1t has bcen of sakold benefit, should not for one zztant think of taking the risk of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27

using some untried prepa- ration. The substitution of somcthing said to be -just as good" for c stand ard preparation twenty five years on the market, should not be permitted by the intelligent purchaser.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27

Sure you get SCOTT-S E-ulsion. See VI tAe man and fish are on the wrapper
 soo and sIoo, al druggists cCoTT q BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of JAMES y1DASo. s.o....s.

Estate of JAMES YIDANO, deceased. NOTICE is hereby given by the under ~ signed, administrator of the estate of James Yidano, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with sAs necessary vouchers, within four months sf- ter the first publication of this notice to the said administrator at Congress, Arizona, the sams being the place for the transac- ton of the business of said estate. in said county of Yevspai.
 EDWARD S. JONES, Admr. Estate James Yidano, Deceased. Dated this 18th day of April, 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
" AR TELEGRANS!! !!

Washington, April 25.-A great
 amount of excitement is now on ID
 this city over the official announce
 meEt that the departure of the
 Sranish fleet is corroborated, and
 that it's destination is now firmly
 believed to be the Atlantic coast. Accordingly, the cruisers Columbia and Minneapolis, of the Flying squadron were last night ordered to go out on the high seas and search for them, with instructions, if found, to rush back and notify Commodore Schley, when the entire squadron would be ordered out to give battle. In the Spanish fleet are said to be the Nizcaya, the Oquendo and iu- fanta Maria, and five torpedo boats and four transports, with men and munitions of war. The Flying squad ron is just reinforced with two additional cruisers, and in view of the Spanish 1eet coming westward, 1t IS said, Sampson's squadron will be drawn on for the Indiana, the Montgomery snd the Iowa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
From Thurs1ay's Daly

Al. Ezeki-l, of Tucson, is regis:
 ter -d at Ho.eI Burke.
 Mrs. 6. W. Vickers IS up from
 Pheaiz visit ns relatives.
 Prof. Geo 4. 1'readwell cane up from Pnen;x lis morning. Colin Timmons arrived in town
 yesterday from Phenix.
 1 H. C. Pollock. deputy internal
 reveuue collector, came up from
 Phenix his morning. Dr. E. B. Perrin, the well known
 cattle man, is registered at Hotel l
 WInSOr.
 Mrs. (. Willbanks and son have | returned from visiting the formers ] parents in Chihuahua, Mexico.
 Thomas Dowd, formerly foreman of the Crown Point miue. hss gone to K K.oudiks with his bride.
 Born, in Prescott, April p, 1898. to Colonel ani Mrs. A. O. Brodie, sOr. Mother and child doing well. anu the father Is doing nicely, too.
 pr. \. Il. Tuttie, a we'll known physician Cf PhenIx. died iu that city "Wednesday morning of spinal meningitis after an illness of ten days. He vus forty-nine years old.
 The Southern Pacific Company oftrd Sl50 for the alligator cap ture! at Yuma recently, but the of- Her Tas refused. The gator was captured by an Indian.
 William and Robert Burch, two active aud euterpFising young news boys. who have had considerable ex- perience in selling papers, now sell the JUURNAL-MINER on the streets each evening.
 4. J. HInsen. V hO shot and killed Carl Zech, Lear Tempe. over a ditch quarrel, has been refused bonds. Ills examination will take place to- n rEDW.
 Ter. Nj. Hauselman. who formerly resid- d in Prescott with his parents, irr,veI her. v'.st-riaE from San Erau ci>cn, after aG absence of twelve years. He represents the Pacific { Coast branch of the C'e7eland Faucet company.
 l conference meeting between the city cOuncl! and special citizens was held last evening at whi"h the following were appointed a committee to investigate the Go )se Flat water proposition and report next Friday evening: W W Ross. W. \. Kelly, J. J. Fisher and Wm. Dewitt. :
 The JOURNAL MINER is always ready to apologize fer any error = by it as such things will happen occasionally in the best I. newspaper offices. While . pot having heard from the gentle 7, man interested, it is deemed than an | apology Is due Wm. Howard, fl Je ' rome, whose demise was ann)Gncei o n ttese columns a day or two since, I On what was considered good au- ', thOrity. IL is a pleasure, though, to ~ note that Billy is still alive. and has about recovered from a serious spell Of illness from which arose V the premature announcement of his l: death. The kindly words spoken of l: him, when 1t was believed that he ( would never see them, will he per ? nitted 10 stand, as DO apology is p necessary for saying a good word of s' him, dead or alive. 2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27

that can be heard six miles. It is
 evident that this misguided geuuis
 does not understand the public de
 mand. It IS not pianos that can be
 heard a longer, but a shorter dis
 tance, that patient and long suffer
 Ing towns and neighbors are earnest
 ly hoping for.
 w. F. Herman, special agent Of the interior department and a broth er Of Hon. Binger Hermann. com missioner of the general land office, arrived in Prescott yesteruav. It is stated that Mir Hermann's visit here IS for the purpose of investigating tue question of providing for the creation.of a timber preserve or park Tor the protection of the water shed Tor Prescott's proposed water sup ply. NIT. Hermann has spent two months investigating the Grand Can-On country with a view of es- tablisbiug a reservation there.
 When wear begins to exceed re- pair m your bOdv you are going to fall s:ck. The signs Of 1t are: Loss of flesh, paleneSs. weakness. nervous ness, etc. The repair needed is food You think you eat enough, and vet you feel that you wear out more tissue, energy, nerve force. than your food makes for you. The difficulty is that you to not digest enough. ! And thIs Is s5 serious 1t is worth sitting down seriously to think about. If you ,an't digest what YOU ea'. take q itw doses of Shaker 1 Cordial T.e effect of 1t wiIi De L. increase .cur flesh and !. make ou feel stronger. Y"u won't 1. fall sick. Proof that it Is in control of your repair apparatus. It's easy enough t' test this for yourself. l Take f,w bottles of Shaker Diges- tive Cordial.
 Sold by druggists at To cents to . Sl co Der bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
Lust as
 Good

z Soott's and we sell 1t much beaper,7 is a statement sometimes ade by the druggist when Soott's
 nulSion is called for. This shows E1t the druggists themselvesregard
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
Hoods sasssn ns,',;,

Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. SI; six for Sa Get only Hoods.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27

Hoodsc D;II- cure liver Hs; easy so
 o . T AAhS take. easy to operate 2sc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
KATIE LODE.

Beginning At south center end of claim. wAseA is also north center end of Lucky Johnnis loss ot tbis suryey, thence se deg 90 fsse to ooF No l. . $ l. M No lZ77 W D brs a dsg e min W I16s-I feet. thence \ % deg E5 mia Ts0 t,1s to east sid center Men. I5oo fsst sans cour.s s., Cor No2 ulture Peak brs II der co nin M. stanton r 0 trs 2 deg ". thence @ dax W SD let to nOrIh center end Mon 600 t.se Eaz,a coarse to cor No S- Valrure Peak brs II dar ls min ", thence ! % deg &5 min " 70 fass 10 SesI side center Hen- I50o feet sArne cour.s to eor.No [, which is also cor No . of ths Ie,ek, yohnn1e lode of this survey. thence 5 @ dar W so teet 10 so1th center end. ths place of bsrin- ming survey of exterior bo1nda-iss.
 Area L1cky Iohanie Lode % ss aerss.
 Total area Lode claim. n-,a.
 The location of this mine is rscordsd in ths sheeor1er's Otnce of IaEzpai Coun-y ArinunN ln tns oook 43 of mines. pAges, ITs-i60 and naR- snA The adjoining claimant is the U. 6- Gov
 Any aud all persons claiming .dver~sfr anx porrlCn af said L1cky JOhrnis and Ksris .n1ns or surf1ce grOcnd, are required to sls tne3r adxsrss claims with the Rexisarr Of fAo | nItad seates Land Of6cs As Prsseoet fn tka CO0nty of 1avapai- ArisonA, during ths EixfT days per1Oc of public arion hereof or thaF wTf oe barred by virtue of ths proyisiocs of tAs Statute.
 FREDERICK A TRITLK IT,
 First publication April Z7. Issa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27
No. Ssi- Application for a Patent.
.. LAND OFFIcR

Notice is hereby given that C. L. HsEdsa
 presldest Rich Hill Gold company whoss po.t- otice addrsss is stanton. AriI.. has tAis dav fled his application for patent eor and silver. with surtacs ground eo0 tsss ia sldeh, situated in Wszyer Mining DiserieG County Of 1aEApAi, and Territory of ArisonA and designated by the held notes and o&siai plat on He in this Offcs as lot Numbsr AD- prOxtmAtely in township 10 north. rAngs a., wsse of 6ilA and S2lt River B4se Merriam, eabd SsrEe5 No lzI7 being described As f0ll0va. sD-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-04-27

mobilized at once. The militia will
 not be sent out of their borders for 30 or 50 days.
 New York, April 25.-Great ex- citement on change today by silver
 jumping to 5Sk and wheat to sI.2O. Finauciers say that the white metal will reach the 75c. mark inside of a week.
 Washington, April 25.-It is now stated that the President has de- cided on Judge Day for the State portfolio, and that his nomination will be sent in tomorrow. It seems to be the universal opinion that Sherman will take his seat again in the Senate, vice Mark Hanna.
 Washington, April 25.-The call by the President on the governors of the states and territories for enlistment under the proclamation of Saturday, will be issued this afternoon. The War Department is much exercised over personal appli- cations, the total number of volun- teers, up to today, aggregatiug over one million and half.
 Washington, April 25.-The War Department this afternoon called on Colorado for one regiment of infan- try and one light battery of artillery. New Mexico gets four troops of cavalry, and Arizona two troops of cavalry. Senator Elkins and e1- Delegate Murphy and Governor Ne Cord each asked that New Mexico and Arizona each be given a regi- ment of cavalry, but Secretary AIger refused to vary the aPporiionment. Arizona and New Mexico will be assigned to the Colorado division.
 Washington, April 26. 1000 a. ID. It has been decided t0'a- to with draw the big war ships from the Havana blockade to protect the ports of the Atlantic coast, which l are regarded in danger from attack from the Spanish var vessels.
 Key West, April 26.-A dispatch | boat, which has just arrived, reports l that the gun boat Newport has just captured two Spauish prizes. The l names of the vessels and the par ticulars of the capture are not
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-01
NEW YORK'S NEW YEARS
Extra High Jinks in the Old City
Hall Park at Midnight.
THEY WHOOPED HER UP
Electric Lights, Search Lights, Colored
Lights, REMOVING Lights, Side Lights,
Light Hearts, Light Heads,
Light Fantastic Toes

New York. Jan. 1.-The exit of the
old year and the inauguration of
Greater New York was celebrated fit
insIy tonight. One of the events that
aarked the occasion was a grand pa
adc. conducted under the auspic If
he New York Journal and Advertiser.
he scene in City Hall Park previous
the arrival there of the process Iaa.
as spectacular and brilliant As h
arade was expected TO reach the patF
hortly before midnight the park wac
crowded as early as s o'cl ck and the
1roWd struggled and iostled for an hour
+ more. when on the arrival of Police
aptain Cross, in command of small
army of officers, the park invaders were
driven to the street line. where they
were held in check by n Gordon of po-
lice. Only those entitled by passes were
allowed within the park limits.
The old city hall was brilliantly illu-
minated with strings of electric lights,
beautifully colored electrical shields
and American flags composed Of re-
voiving lights. on the dome Of the
municipal building were placed eight
search lights that flashed in all direc-
tions and out across the lights that
blaZed their rays from the post office
and newspaper buildings. Many OF the
buildings surrounding the park were
decorated with handsome electric de-
vices, while several bands of music vied
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-01
$1,162.00-ALL T0LD-$1, ,f62.0O
This Is the Full Amount of the Montana Popular Sub
scripton to the Cuban Relief Fund.

The lists were closed last night. The
fund for the relief of the patriots in
Cuba was raised with a degree of
promptness that reflects a compliment
on the good people of Montana who
We're among the givers. AS those who
helped to make up this funds are
aware, $500 of the amount subscribed
are now transformed into supplies that
will soon be at the island; the balance,
1862, will be forwarded Immediately, un-
less it be that the fact that this is a
holiday makes necessary a delay of
few hours. Yesterdays subscription,
as shown below, amounted to $121.
Thus the subscription is complete.
Following is the summary:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-01

van. Wis, early in the year to reside
with her father, William Ogden The
complaint sets forth that April of this
VI - her husband sent the following mes
sase to her father from Townsend via
Prairie Duchene Sylvan not being on a
telegraph line): Has Naomi started? If
not stay. tSigned) Joe.
She claims that when the message was
delivered 1t read: Has Naomi started?
If not. when. joe" AS a result of the
change in words she alleges that she
came back TO Montana at quite an ex-
pense and was unable to locate her hus-
band. She left a good living in Wisconsin.
came here under n misapprehension and
brinT without funds bad to support her
self by working out, for all of which she
ois to have suffered badly TO the
amount named. The company has filed
an answer denying its liability whore the
patron of the line failed to have the mes
sage repeated. 1t also claims she shoHld
have filed claim for damages within 90
days, which she did not.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-01
THE WORLDS GOLD SUPPLY
OLD 1897 INCREASED THE PRODUC-
TON VERY MATERIALLY.
1t VIII Run Up Towards $40, ,000, 900,
an Increase of 20 Per Cent over
1868 Record.

Washington, Dec. 3f.-The director of
the mint from information now at hand
says there Is substantial evidence that
the worlds product of gold for the caien-
dar year 1897 win approximate. IL not ex-
coed, $40 900. an increase of nearly 20
per cent. over 1896 The gold product of
the United States for 1895 was $53, 100 00l.
For 1887 it will approximate S61 500, 900. an
increase of IS. 10000.
The product of Argentine for 1896 was
$44, 100000 Returns received up to Dec.
], 1897, indicate that the gold product
of that country for the year will be
S5S. 900. 900, an increase of s13 500, 900.
Australia, for 1896, $45, 200, 900: for
1897 the indications are that it will not
be less than $51,000000. an increase of
$780, 900; Mexico, for 1896 IS. $3.50. 900; for
1897, estimated al SIC. 900 900 an increase
of $1.700, 600. The Dominion of Canada.
for 1896, s., 500 900; estimated for 1897,
81 800 600. an increase of $i700, 900. In
dia's product for 1897 is estimated at
S7,500.000, an increase of 81. 400 900 over
1896. Russia's gold product for 1896 was
S21, $50 600: for 1897. estimated to ap-
proximate $25000,000. an increase of
s3,500.000
The indications for the United States
are that Colorado will lead in the pro-
duction of gold for 1897. as II is esti-
mated it will not be less than $40. 900, 900;
California will follow with a product of
PROBABLY SI5,ouuVOU. win the eScep'
ton of the South Appalachian range, it
is believed that there will be an in
crease of every producing state in the
gold product over that of 1896.
Denver. Dec. 3i.-The gold output Of
Colorado in 1897 is estimated by the
Times. from the figures furnished by the
smelters, mills and mint, at $22. SOC, ,00O
an increase of s6,000000 over that of
1896. The silver produced was worth
s12. 2.s0T076; lead, s2.7i1 .672: copper,
81 209 053
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-01

ever emperor treated his favorites. The
mayor Will appoint every department
head in the city except the controller,
who is selected for four years. He will
appoint all commissioners, justices OF
interior criminal courts. all the mem
bers of the school boards, with the ex-
ception of the commissioner of educa-
tion, the justices of special sessions and
the police magistrates. and is given
the power to remove any official in
New York and appoint his successor.
There are five boroughs in Greater New
York, namely, Manhattan, Brooklyn,
Bronx, Queens and Richmond. ne
municipal legislature is composed of a
council with % members. and a board
of aldermen with 80 members. The
president of the council was selected by
the people. The board of aldermen VIII
be chosen by the members of that
body.
Mayor Van Wyck is given power to
veto any ordinance or resolution of
either body of the munic pal assembly
unless tiVe-sixths of the members Of
both houses declare otherwise. Each
of the five boroughs has a borough
president, but his principal duty Vs. to
preside over the various local bodies OF
his borough.