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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
From TauEsdsys Daily.

RE. Wells has gone 10 New York on railroad business.
 Prescott has a new industry in the shape of a mattress factory.
 Nose Drachman, of Tucson, is in town.
 The city council will meet this evening ID special session
 WI. Garden has returned from a vist to Phenix.
 C.P. Collins has returned from his visit east
 IlLou Walden manager of the Postal telegraph company al Phenlz, IS on the sick list.
 Woodmen meet tonight at S:3O o'clock sharp. All members request to attend.
 Mrs. Altman. sister of Wm. Thomas, left on this mornings train for her home at Cleveland.
 A.W. Edwards left yesterday for San Francisco tO bring home hls wife who has been undergoing med ical treatment there.
 The fees of the recorders office Tor November for the regular instru- meats filed, aside from abstracts of title, etc, amounted to S+el.4o.
 Governor R. C. Powers is ID the vicinity of Jerome making a survey 0f some mining property.
 Stakes to mark the location for the Congregational church parson- age have been driven in the lot ad- Joining the church. The building which will be a hands )me and com modious residence will be erected ID the near future.
 JIG. Snow and J. P. Storm, of Chino valley, are in town and the indication are good tor snow storm before they get away.
 Alfred Averyt announces to the voters of Prescott through the JouRNAL- MINER. that be is a candI- date for the office of city assessor and tax collector. MT. Averyt is a good. tax paying citizen of Prescott and thoroughly capable and compe- tent to fll the office fl elected.
 The taxpayers of PheniI are 10 be given an opportunity 10 vote on Ja an, uary l2 on the proposition 10 bond the city in S265, GOO for the cOnstruc' ton of a water works and sewerage system, or in $l50.CoO for the watel works alone.
 A little girl baby came 10 gladder the home of Chaplain and Mrs. H A. Brown yesterday. As It IS then first born they naturally feel quite happy over the event and have re- ceived numerous congratulations from their friends ID which the JoCRSAL- MINER joins.
 Miss Jessie Smith had a good at tendance last evening al her physI cal culture class. Several gentlemen were present to go through the con tortion exercises of the club. I'm class is just what men of sedentarl habits require and should be more iiberally patronized by them.
 On the 18th and 16th of Decem ter the Ladies' Aid society of th' ME. church will hold bazaar II the old opera house There will b different booths from which varIou articles, both useful and ornamental will be sold. Save your money an' buy Xmas presents at the bazaar. t
 The electric head lights on th new :. F. ?. & P. engines are al traCtiug considerable attention Compared with the old headlight they are ss an ordinary lamp to a electric arc light. They throw light for three miles, and on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
From Mondays Daily.

-. A. GOSoA ls ou hhc SlSh lASN.
 J.L. Johnston has sold out his grocery store to Morris Brothers.
 A crazy man was brought in from Jerome Junction on Saturday even ing and lodged in Jail.
 Walter Gregory, representing the Phenix Herald, returned Sunday morning from trip north.
 A. G. Kennedy came in yesterday from ChsparraL He says the snow fall there amounted to four feet.
 Superintendent Flint of the rail way services, died in San Francisco recently.
 Sam Adams of Jerome, was in town today en route to Pheni1, to spend the winter.
 There was a thirty-six inch fall of snow at Jerome during the recent storm.
 Smith & Smith opened their new grocery store for business this morn ing. It is one of the finest grocery stores in the southwest and Is stocked with the very best fresh groceries to be found.
 The snow storm has been followed by a cold wave, the thermometer dropping to zero this morning, being the coldest of the season.
 
 Events of this week will be Chap lain Browns lecture on "Wednesday evening, union prayer meeting and ladies bazaar on Thursday evening and ladies bazaar on Friday evening.
 Oysters in every style, cooked or raw, will be served at the Christmas bazaar on Thursday and Friday evenings, from o'clock till the close of the bazaar. td
 Court decisions to the effect that express companies must pay the war tax on shipments by their lines con- tinue to come along regularly; and the express companies, with the same regularity, permit shippers to pay the tax.-L. 4. Times.
 J. J. Fisher returned this morning from 6 trip to the Trilby mines, where he went on Friday night to do some surveying. On his arrival there he found from twelve to four teen inches of snow on the ground and was unable to do the work.
 F. $. Breen, the genial supervisor of forest reserves, came in on the delayed train from the north yester- day morning and will remain here about a month, on official business
 Miss Hattie Thorue, sister of Mrs J. W. Dougherty and of Mrs. Murray McIuernay, died at Daggett, Cal | ifornia December 7. The remains will be brought to Prescott fol burial, aud the funeral will take place tomorrow. Tuesday, afternoon at 2:3O o'clock from the residence o J. W. Dougherty.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
CY RESOLUTION NO. 6
Series 1898.

Series 1898. Be it resolved by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Prescott:
 That a general municipal election is hereby ordered to be held for the City of Prescott, for the purpose of electing, by the qualified voters of said City,
 1 Mayor.
 4 Councilmen.
 lChief of Police.
 lCity Assessor and Tax Collec.. tor.
 City Recorder.
 1 City Treasurer. On Tuesday, the Sd day of January, 1899. at the City Hall, in said City ot Prescott, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. and ending at 4 o'clock D. ID. of that day.
 Passed by the Mayor and Common Council. this 29th day of November, 1898, by the following vote:
 Ayes: - Andrews, Bray, Ross, Smith, Mir. President.
 Nsys:-None. Presented to the Mayor for his signature and approval, and by him signed and approved, this 18th day of November, 1898. Approved:
 J. W. DoUGHERTT, Mayor: ! Attest:
 T. L. SHULTz, City Clerk. Approved as to form:
 REESE NJ. LING, City Attorney.
 First publication Nov. 30, 1898.
 Sample line of shoulder braces fol adults and children. Abdominal belts to fit all stout people, elastic hose, etc, at Mrs. Burts, manufac curing agent. Office hours, 10 a. ID to I2 m.; l to 3 and to g p. ID Telephone, 13s. Office, Otis Build ing, east side of plaza. s24tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
UNDER \ WAR BALLOON.
Woods Cavalry Brigade Tn Its Plunge Over "Helrs Crossing"
sALUTED THE SPANISH SHELLS.
The Son Of a Veteran Winning His SPurs-NeErOes, Led by n Boy, Tear Down Barbed Wire Fenees-StrOnE Line of BsttIe-OId Soldiers at the Front.
 LCopyrght, ISss by the Author.I
 

OOD'S brigade
 was led on the march from Fl
 Poso down to the bloody crossing on July l by the
 rough riders
 When the line
 was formed for the charge, the rough riders
 were at the front, B fact that was critioised by
 some of the oM- cers of the regu- lar regiments in
 the brigade.
 Thav hald that it
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
HEIP NAMED

When the nerves become weak and the appetite fails Hoods SarsaPa- rilla gives help by making the blood rich. pure and nourishing. Get only Hoods.
 Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, sick headache.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
TO puFGTV

Saturday excursions to Pheni1 and the Salt river valley. The s. F. P. & P. Ky. Go. have yielded to the popular demand and beginning at once and continuing throughout the winter will cell each Saturday tickets to Phenix and return at one fare. For further particulars call on or address W. $. GoldsworthY, City Ticket Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS.
Pnsseurers klondike Bound.

Passengers KlOndike Bound.
 All passengers for the North should secure reservation for passage and freight in advance thus avoid ing all vexatious delays. For full particulars call on or address W. S. Goldsworthy, City Ticket Agent and
 s. Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
Steep your tea; don't boil 1t. Directions in every pack age of SeAiIling's Best. p

Charles Born, the well known and energetic mining man of Lynx creek, who has several very good looking claims in this section, will leave for Denver and New York city tollorrow morning. He will be ab- sent for some time, and expects to accomplish results that will be ben efcial to the mining interests of this section.
 The celery crop in the vicinity of Anaheim is causing 8 peculiar sort of embarrassment. There IS so much of it that the trains are stalled ID trying to haul it away. But the men who raise the celery are not finding much fault with Providence on that account.-L. A. Times.
 NJ. Goldwater < Bros, have a new advertisement in this issue in which they tell of their christmas stock. A careful perusal of this advertisement will convince intending purchasers that almost anything of useful or ornamental article can be purchased there, and they can be assured oi getting "the best always at thelr store at right prices. Read what they have to say. At this season of the year one can find no more in- teresting reading than that Of a Christmas advertisement.
 The funeral of the late W. H. W ade. who was killed in Saturday, s railroad accident, took place this afternoon from his late residence on Alarcon street. Deceased leaves a wife and child to mourn hls un- timely death. He was highly spoken of by all of his acquaintances and had been in the employ of the com panv for about five or six months. John G. Campbell, Jr., son of Hon. and Mrs. J. G. Campbell, died yes terday of cerebro spinal meningitis after an illness lasting only since Friday morning. Deceased was the oldest child of the above couple and was a very exemplary and energetic young man. He was born on Christ mas day 1882, hence lacked just two weeks of being Is years old. The family have the sylnpathies of the community in their bereavement. The funeral will take place tomor-
 row at II o'clock a. m. from the l Catholic church. Friends and ac- ousiutances of the family are re- spectfully invited.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14

electricity IS generated by a small engine situated over the boiler and Is operated by steam. It is entirely distinct from the machinery of the engine, the same as the air pump of the engines.
 From Fridays Daily. t. E. Gregory returned yesterday from his visit east.
 The snow storm perdicted by the ] JoURSAL-MINER weather bureau ma tsrlalized last evening on time. It showed at intervals during the night and today.
 Chaplain Brown will deliver a lee ture at Dake's opera house next Thursday evening, Dec. 15, on "Per- sonal Recollections of the Cuban Campaign
 NJ. J. Hickey has returned from his visit to the Trilby mine. He says that he feels very much better in health on account of his trip.
 Mrs. Thomas Anderson of Will Hanson valley, has rented the Con- gress house and took possession De cember 1, and solicits the patronage of the public.
 The remaining member of the trio who are charged with the murder of Wm. Segna at Weaver, is said to have been seen in that vicinity on Wednesday.
 Parties leaving town, or having any visitors, will confer a favor by letting the JoURSAL-MINER know it. The news gatherer can not be Omnipresent. Send postal card or call up phone number If, electric company.
 Jeff Davis announces himself in this issue as a candidate for chief of police. Mir Davis has been deputy sheriff for long time and has proven himself very efficient and capable officer in that position. This makes four candidates in the field for this position as follows: Pete Coilett, $. A. Prince, Harry Campbell and Jeff Davis. Out of this material voters should be able to select a good man for the position.
 Ex-Gov. McCord is one man from Arizona whose patriotic devotion to his country has received recognition snd reward. He has been made a full brigadier-general to be retired on three-fourths pay after having reached the age of retirement. It will be observed, however, that this recognition comes from the presi- dent and not from the voters of the territory, who turned down the sol diers who were candidates at the election on November S.-Los An gles Times.
 Dick McNary will leave on to, nights train for Omega, Kansas tc visit his mother whom he has not seen for nearly twenty-five years MT. McNary came to this section oi Arizona in 1878 and has been en gagged in mining the most of the time ever since, with varying success: sometimes down to bedrock fnan ciallv and at others flush with mo ney. He has recently disposed o some of his holdings and Is taking advantage of it to make this visit. Il will be the first time he has beer outside of the territory in twentl years or since he first came here. H' expects b be absent about a month
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
ID PHENTX.

The Territorial Teachers associa- tion, Phenix, Arizona, Dec. 26th to 3Oth. and holiday excursions. For the above occasions the s. F. P. & P. Ry. and the P. & E. R. R. will sell Dec. g, 24, 9, g, 30 and 3l to all points on their lines round trip tickets at rate of one fare. For further particulars call on W. s. Goldsworthy, City Ticket agent, Burke hotel office. td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
From Tuesdays Daily.

Mrs. Laube, of Senator is in town
 H.B. Carter is in from Mayer today.
 Edgar Stephens returned a few days ago from Colorado,
 Chaplain Browns lecture will be given on Wednesday evening.
 Do not fail to attend Chaplain Browns lecture on Wednesday. Eight inches of snow fell on the west side Of the Salt river valley during the recent storm. ! The funeral of John G. Campbell Jr., which took place today, was 1 largely attended by our citizens.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
THE CITY AND COUNTY EeWsy Notes of Prescott and the Sur
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14

Philip Roper and Edgar Hudson, privates of Col. McCord's regiment who have been in the hospital here
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14

ever since the departure of the regi- ment for Lexington, left for Pheni1 last evening.
 Smith & Smith will open their grocery store for business next Mon day. The present one has been greatly improved over their old store which will be remembered as one of the finest in the territory. Their stock is all fresh and prices will be right.
 An insane man was brought up from Skull valley yesterday morn ing and another one was brought in from Jerome. The formers name was Joseph Gross and the lstter's James Farley. Gross is about eigh- ty years old.
 Mrs. Thomas Anderson, formerly of Williamson valley, who has re- gently taken lease on the Congress house, will spare no pains to make Der guests comfortable. The best of help is employed in the kitchen and the table will be supplied with the best to be found in the market.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14

Fresh candies at Aitken & Robin on's u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
 Two honest collectors, either sex, for city and one for country. Ad- dress West Indian Trading Com pany, New Orleans, La. 12-l13
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
Dissolution Notice.

Notice isl hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing bet ween the undersigned under the firm name of SAttes < Smith, hAs been dissolved by mutual consent. Fred Ssttes will cOntinue the business, pay all indebtedness and collect all claims dne the nrmA FRED SATTES,
 FIXED SMITH. Prescott, December a, isss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14
PURE esApC CREAM or rARrAa pewpIa
 DIR; H@!CES l!!Il - CREAM BAKING POWDER
Awarded

Awarded Highest hOnOrs, Worlds Fair Gold Medal, MidWinter Fair
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-14

straight track lights it so that any object can be seen for at feast half a mile ahead of the engine. The electricity IS generated by a small engine situated over the boiler and Is operated by steam. It is entirely distinct from the machinery of the engine, the same as the air pump of the engines.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-07

am prepared to board school
children and VIII give the best of
wholesome food and pleasant
rooms in a healthy part Of town.
| have accommodations for from
six to ten. The most reasonable
terms. Address for particulars,
the Champion Hous Mrs. w.
b. Terrell, proprletrcss, No. S.,
North Pond street, telephone
No. 81. tt.
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F'lelllingtOn

Again the sun shines and the
showers stay away.
Mrs. Mars r. Gritty and daugh-
ter, Miss Viola, are at Orange
Springs for ten days.
Mrs. i. r Richardson had the
misfortune to lose her horse,
Nellie, Wednesday morning.
NJ. J. Nixon has been quite
sick but i, Improving.
The rio" crop Of this section is
very good and IS now being harry
cStcd.
The corn crop is better than
was anticipated.
The oak Hill school opens Mon
day under the tutorohp Of Miss
Ethel Aver.
Bicycles are all the rage iuet
now. There are quite a number
in this vicinity.
The mcetin4 Of the Democratic
Club last Saturday afternoon
was we'll attended. j. |. Whit
tingtOn was chosen as district
supervisor Of registration.
We notice in the Banner that
Rev. y. b. PIummcr speaks of
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When you call for DrWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvc the great pile
cure, don accept anything else
Don't be talked INTO accepting a
substitute, for piles, for sores,
for burns. y Autobiography drug
store.
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COLLECTORS WA%TED-LADIES OR GIN
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YOU invite disappointment
when YOU experiment. Dewitt 5
Little EARLY RIecrs are pleasant,
easy, thorough little pills. They
cure constipation and sick head
ache just ~ sure as YOU take
them. Autobiography drug
store
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To rent q five or SIX room cot
tagc. Close in, in the city Of
Ocala, by the month, house must
be in good condition and rent low.
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Box 34J OcaIa Fla. st
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-09-01
Wise Words From a Good Man.

Governor Buckingham, the good, wis,
Governor OF Connecticut years ago, gave
his reasons for being total abstainer II
these words:
''It is safer for me to abstain than to drink
II should indulge in drink, am afraid
should not stop at the line which many call
temperance, but should become slave te
the habit, and with others OF stronger nerve
and firmer purposes. go down to drunk
ards grave. II indulge, am not safe
We talk OF the purity and dignity OF humaI
nature, and Of relying upon our self-respeci
for security; but there is no degradation st
low that man will not sink into, and ne
crime so hellish that he will not commit
when he is drunk. There is nothing Sc
base, so impure, so mean, so dishonest, Sc
corrupt, that man will not do when under
the law OF sin-of appetite. Safety is to bt
found In not yielding ourselves to that law
But il 1t could be proved conclusively to my
own mind that I could drink and never bt
injured, yet, with my views on the subject
it would be my duty to abstain. coult
not be certain but others, seeing me drink
might be Influenced to drink also, and, be
ing unable to stop, pass on the path of tn,
drunkard. My example would, in that case
be evil. But, / ask am I my brother!
keeper? Yes, / am responsible for my in
1uence; and lest it shall be evil, l am unde;
a high moral and religious obligation tt
deny myself that which may not injure me
but will injure him. If neither taste, no,
touch, nor handle, nor countenance, ther
my example will not lead others to become
drunkards.'