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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-09
CITY NEWS NOTES.

The Bachelors Club will give an Easter
bail at Masonic Hall Thursday evening.
Josephine Busch yesterday filed her bond
Of 500 as administrative of the estate of
Charles Busch.
Thomas Bradbury. an inmate of the coun-
~ farm, died about > O'Clock yesterday
evening of consumption. He was forty
three years of age.
!. a gymnastic exhibition will be given by
Soclaler and SOuth-side Turnverein. at Tom
UNISON Hall Sunday evening, April H. An
interesting programme has been prepared.
Messrs. Cutey & Fuzzy, the new managers
of Englishs Hotel, are in the city to as
sumo control of the hotel property. They
Will operate II under the name of the Inter
state Hotel COMPANY
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+. G. Darilngton's Condition.

The condition of r. G.. Darlington, who
was so suddenly stricken with paralysis
Thursday. was reported last night by his
attending physician as being somewhat i'm
proved, he having developed symptoms in
dicative of ultimate recovery. While Mr.
Darlington IL still in a serious condition, his
death Is now looked on as unlikely except
for conditions which no one could foresee.
In response to kilograms Mrs. Darlington
FASTENED ba tx from New York arriving in
the city late yesterday afternoon. Mr..
DarlinRtons father also FASTENED to the
side of his son, who last night was as COM
fCrtabie as could be expected.
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B. AND L. ANNUAL REPORTS.
state Auditor Ready to Begin the Dis
tributiOn.

The annual building and loan association
reports are ready for distribution from State
Auditor Daily's office. Several hundred viii
be mailed TO the associations outside of In
dianapols Local building and loan men
who are interested in the subject will be
furnished copies on application to the Office
The report is an Improvement over that of
last year in two or three respects. For the
first time it shows the amount of interest
and premiums charged by the associations.
A convenient Improvement is found in the
reports giving the street addresses of the
officials
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Now INTERPRETATIONS.

The Lafayette Brick Supply Company
capital stock. $780,
The Central Manufacturing Company. of
Connersvile; capital stock, $50 900. Object:
To manufacture wagons and carriages
The Fort Wayne Trust Company. of Fort
Wayne; capital stock. $4,000 Directors,
Henry C. Pail, George ". Pixley. Samuel
NJ. Foster, Charles S. Bash VIM. Z. Moss
man, Charles A. Wllding. VIM. j. Vesey
Andrew +. Hoffman. John G. Peters. Louis
Fox Gottlieb Haler and Ernest w Cook
The Clay City Packing Company; capital
stock 5000.
The Eagle Social Club of Marion county.
Object: To encourage boating. fishing,
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Earned runs--indianapols, 81 Pittsburg, l.
TWo-base hits-Allen, Fleming.
Three-base hits--Allen, Deadly.
Home runs-Stewart, Gray.
Sacrifice hit-Stewart.
Stolen bases-Padden, Mccarthy
Double plays-Allen, Deadly and Dooms;
Stewart and Deadly
Left on indianapolis, ); Pitts
burg, g.
Struck out--By HawIey. /; by KostaI, /;
by Knepper ,; by Tannehill, ).
Hit by pitcher-By Hawley, /.
Bases on balls-Off Hawley, 4; off Kostal,
2; off Knepper, l; off Tannehill, p
Wild pitch-Kostal.
Passed ball-Schrieyer.
Time -210
Umpire-Cantillon.
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a nenth RecnIIa RooIker Tragedy.

Mrs. Emma Pease, who was with Mrs.
Maggie Rocker when she was murdered by
her husband, Alonzo Rocker two years ana
a half ago, died yesterday in her rooms
over Roth & Young's livery stable on West
Market street. Mrs. Pease's husband IS a
barber In this city. At the time of the kill
ing of Mrs Rocker her frenzied husband
also attacked Mrs Pease, cutting her In
the face with q razor. Rocker is serving
term in the penitentiary,
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BENEFITS AND DAMAGES.
Park RESPONSIVENESS Are to BE Heard
Next Friday.

There was a meeting between Mayor Tag
CART, the Board of Works city attorney,
engineers and park assessors yesterday
with reference to the assessment of benefits
and damages on account of the proposed
parks. After the meeting, one who attended
said that the work had not been finished
and there was no information to be given
Friday of next week, April Is, is the day
set for hearing remonstrances against the
resolution for the condemnation of the park
lands. AS soon as that is disposed of the
next step will be to adopt assessment
roll showing benefits and damages. After
its publication. property owners will have
an opportunity to demonstrate against the
amounts allowed them for lands taken and
the amounts taxed against them for bene-
fits to their property on account of the pro-
posed improvements
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competent critics throughout the East. Miss
Orlopp is gaining an enyiable reputation as
d viclinist in the musical world.
AT the regular meeting of the Clio Club.
held yesterday afternoon with Mrs. David
Taylor. Miss Emily Fletcher read her pa
per on Character Etchings The annual
dent. Mrs. Harry Coughlen: vice president
Mrs Jesse Kellum; secretary, Mrs. John H
Furnas: treasurer Mrs J. j. Brown; execIr-
tive committee. Mrs. ID. w. Marmon, Mrs
+. +. McCrea and Mrs. H. NJ. Hadey
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The terms Of office of W. A. Spurgeon
and w. +. curryer as members of the
state Board of Medical Registration and
Examination, will expire in a few days
Government Mount has decided 10 reap
psnt both men. DR.. Sturgeon lives at
Nafncie and DIR. CurTyer, who is secretary
of the board. Is 3 resident OF this city.
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Salvation Army Easter Service.

The Salvation Army will hold special
Easter meetings, at the usual hours They
win include Sunday morning holiness
meeting; afternoon, prayer and praise;
night, salvation, demonstration and swear
ing In Of recruits. The meeting Will be con-
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Municipal Notes.

A remonstrance was filed against asphalt
ing the roadway of New Jersey street, from
Washington street to Virginia avenue.
The board rescinded the resolution for
gravel roadway and cement walks in TWen-
ty-ninth street, from Illinois street to SEN
ate avenue
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President t. NJ Morsnan. of the Pacific
Express Company, handed his resignation 10
a special meeting OF the directors at Omaha
yesterday. ii was, accepted. No explana-
ton was given.
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Resolutions Adopted.

For cement walks on Alabama street
from Fort Wayne avenue to Eleventh
street.
For cement walks on the west side OF
College avenue, from Eleventh to Thir-
feanth street
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Classical school Play

The play of "She Stoops to Conquer" will
be given a week from tonight at the
Propylaeum for the benefit of the Rama
bal fund. by the senior class of the Girls
Classical School. The following will be the
east:
SIT 1HdiitS hditoW...
49,. $3.50. Miss Gertrude Irene Kirshbaum
Charles NARROW (lls SOM Observation-Disclosures.
......4.......,.......M Miss Mayme Ethel Beck
Mr. acknowledgements Miss Lena T. Brash
Mr.. Hastings. ............M Miss Lucy Taggart
Tony Lumpkin acknowledgement.
80. ...... Miss Ximinia Powers WATSON
Diggory ....................M Miss Rubie Guthrie
Roger ,......M Miss Gertrude Irene Kirshbaum
Mrs. Hardcastle. Miss Clara Ingram
Miss Hardcastle. Miss Mary Duncan Wilson
Miss Neville. Miss Ella Nanette Vonnegut
Maid ......s..... Miss Mary Zenobia Simons
LandladN $3.50. MISS Laura Jerauld Paxton
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hunting bathing and other pastimes and So
cial intercourse. Directors, j. M. Fitzger-
aid, A. r. Sullivan and Charles Mayer.
The Linton Baseball Club, of Linton,
Greene county. capital stock, $1,000.
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Quoted by Adjutant and Mrs. Batteley The
meetings will be held at No. 122 West Mar
ket street. CYclorama place.
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BOARD or WORKS ROUTINE.


, ,1!Ior wafer MAINS on state street from
street, from Illinois to the first alley west
For the vacatiol of the first alley north
of Twenty-second street, from Capitol ave-
nue. to the first alley east.
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The Meridian-street Church Choral So
ciety have made extensive preparations for
their Easter service. Appropriate music for
the morning, consisting of SOLO, quartet and
chorus, numbers. will be added TO the usual
Sunday order. In the evening a song sery-
tata, Christ the Victor" by Dudley Buck
will he rendered ->'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
Grant and Longstreet.

Genera Grant had as much to dc with Longs,r5et's becoming Republic an as any one else. They had beer slhColmat,s at West Point, had bleE graduated thc s;me year and received tl 1T ComuIssiuns at the sane time TL,y fought among the cactus bushes o' N, Nic0 aIa ba5 GlLrk rascal t-,Ia tho Amo JUH .l.- md tiuC-. ;, N@s ai J,n,r-,a EaI.&, A>. uta. i'-.iS, that -aupstl tt intro. ad i.s ir Miss Jlha l. 1T, Co C., -. 70 .> l.L-- yr,.t ..a-elI Vf ..t-i.i ti.- ..rrE l.dy of tle ,IiL ,f a..-:s.a t-,y 6 re u.ar.i,. GiG ii. B ,..LI... ,.:, it the ,GaiLg F,la t.'5 E,At saH, CCoh 1tL,T, ], Vas -J -.-l l-.:-> slger the .UImai..irS cf a.. .-l--..-r wcre ever 5,u,rll rauJ ,l. h lL.I,l LlugstTeet -o one side ;Lj sid
 Julia Y ....- d. ~.c sou So home z1.a s,e your ia.- iiy ..-d then oome to s, @ me. wCu you.''
 LcLrs'c.,; Yrg-a!.sd. and he kept his word N L.r tuGal Grant became plg ideut. be .-. fcr bis advice and Ur-cod tnaJ -i- .ormer adversary now b. Crc Cf lIs .dy.sCrS General Grant 1,yor had rru,r friend during his ad niL.stI.;ioA -E.y kElw c0ch C'aer When tie t.-,,iv took place al Mount NoGTeEor, LoE-street suffered as q. were IL. .,-- fl a LrCgLcr. He has ,n visited tle ;,a-u on the Hudson anl Is l..3 ;hc -eEt.,s, -!ibute of a friend n tlc u..Ill,.-CLl,ago go Times-HeI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
THE CHI. IN : BAZAAR.
lt Opens With a Large Attendance The Attractions Offered
 This Evening.

.- opening night of the Christ
 azaar last evening was very r riOuS. The old opera house lal. was crowded during the eYen- ir by ladies and gentlemen, while taa handsome young ladies in charge D. the various booths seemed to have plenty of customers for the articles they had for sale. The booths were very handsomely arranged and fitted up under the supervision of Mrs. De Lauty. There IS a great variety Of articles offered for sale, everything being home made-being manufact- ured by the ladies themselves. hese articles represent a remark able amount of labor performed by the ladies. 4 number of tsbleaux Were presented last evening which were very beautiful and enjoyed by the audience. Judge Ling as master of ceremonies, or star performer, ID d spectacular farce of "ScoOkum Hair Restorer," afforded a great fund of amusement 10 those present, by his happy sallies of wit and humOr.
 The fair will be continued this evening, and among the articles on sale now is home made mince meat and jellies. Two handsome gypsy girls who have just arrived in Pres colt will be present this evening and will tell fortunes. There will be other forms of amusement also to break the usual monotony of such affairs, so that one can spend very pleasant evening, besides being given an opportunity 70 purchase Christ mas presents for friends.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
He Ground l. Alive.

We are so used to thinking of the soil as ucre Eiueral matter that it cones su-te as a -.ock Co find this is a mistake
 ssaI:,-t- Il fact. the layer of soft mold vLl,h clothes the ground in all .ultiy.i l. Gi>sicts and from which ,egctat.,n sIriugs Is actually in great part a living layer of tiny plants and animals
 Intcrl.,.ar threads Cf nolds and fungi, w,rils and PruhS, creeping in socts. tjry root parasites, decaying leaves iIo jL. milliCEs of bacteria which S s.ir ..Cu tLom-Gll these are lizJG ard ,-.,L-l-d together fer many ,ucL.s (.,.a l.low oUT feet in a con- fused ui-- liic. Germs Of all soru ,war!a i- ..1Lil,Ss IIIiliCus.
 !rd,eG. cil iE. pients that grow ard life that exists on the face of the earth owe the Icing 8 iLe fact that the ground l. c.iye. YuE tosc a shoyelful of tue fiucs; s.il in thc world and sterilize it-that ls. beat 1T Jiil all the life in it lS destrCy tC-and then plant seeds in 1t No amCULt CI care or watering will make talsc seeds STOW Their life de- penGs Ca tLe life III the soil around them -LCuGCu aLswCTS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
.,i..rnr,. FrmilH Homes.

AmoIC lLe many new things started by the Glasgow corporation Is fam fly hone" IL is intended mainly for widowoTs and widows who go out to work. There Ire 100 bedrooms, each of which contains a good bed for the fla ther CT EoiEor and broad cot for the younger children. For these rooms the parents pay 5s Cd. a week, and that sum includes the lighting, heating and cleaning Uf them. Clean linen Is sup piled once a week. In the home. also, there are dining, recreation and nursery rooms. The children are looked after and cared for while the parents are at work for an infinitesimal sum. The cooking washing and bathing arrange ments are excellent, and as the thing is done on a large scale and economically arranged the establishment Is expected to pay for itself Glasgow benevolence is nothing If not practical, and this new home seems a most admirable institu- tion.-St James Gazette.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
The Place yeudeme In Paris.

The Paris correspondent of London paper says that, though always stately and imposing, the Place NendCme is by no means lively part of Paris It has retained through long years the char acteIistics for which it was noted in the reign of the grand monarqLe, Louis XIV, for whom 1t was planned and laid out Of late few good shops lave aF> peared here and there among tEe houses on the place. and it is proposed to add to the number Cf these business estab- lishmonts. Hence ill a coiGT1yatiS Y brief space of time the huiidings arc d Napoleon's column will be hrilliaI ' diversified. and stately monot~y l disappear The Place Yendonie h. D a few years CT even less, be able tJ -s- tance tbc E,- de Ia Paix as local s for afteucon shopping, tea drinklLS S and filtration.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
Hia Kna.nn.

Why IS it, |" they asked him, "thst you prefer gas to electric light:"
 "In the case of electric light, he said, locking at them in astonishment "it can usually be controlled by means Gf 2 button or u spring on the wall with ia easy reach.
 They admitted that be spoke truly.
 That Icing so," he went on, "tf you had ever stood over a small but pretty yaung woman who with upturn- ed and anxious face was striving sO reach the chandelier to light the gaG you never would have to ask me the question you have seen fit to put. ''- Chicago Post.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
TO PHENIX.

The Territorial Teachers associs- ton. Phenix, Arizona, Dec. 26th Co 30th, and holiday excursions. For the above occasions the $. F. P X ?. Ry. aud the P. & E. R. R. will sell Dec. g, 24, 2, g, 30 and 3l to all points on their lines round trip tickets at rate of one fare. For further particulars call on W. =. Goldsworthy, City Ticket agent, Burke hotel office. i'd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21

A Atelegram from California tells about people suffering from hunger ii hat favored land, while letter from the Verde Valley tells of a mau freezing to death in that beau tfIl and usuall warm valley. What Is going to happen next?
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
santnFe RouIe LImIted

This magnificent, electrically lighted train will make its first trip. passing Ash Fork. east bound, Tues day. November Sth. at $50 a. m. The :. F., P. < P. Ky will shortly change their time and make this connection. making the trip to Chi cago iu about filty-four hours.
 If W. S. GoLDswoRTHY. C. T A.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
Easy.

Cazabon of the Marseilles the2ter re- lAtes that 5e learned in two hours and played tine same eyoning the part d Buridan in La Tour de Nesle.
 'Prodigious!' says a bystander How could yCu ever do it:''
 "Ho, JIs, road 1t carefully and then I tied a huet ID my handkerchief to remember II Ly Paris Figaro
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21

'Dining station Through tickets to ail points in the Unitsd States, Canada and Mexico. CONNECTIONS: Jerome Junction with [. " r. Tor Jerome; r. & l.. Junction with F. X l. k. R. for Huron and Mayer: Prescott with stage lines for all the principal mining car1ps; Congress Junction with stage lines for Con gress, Harqua HAla stanton and Yarnel: Hot SprlngS Junction with the C. C. II. k kI Co for Castle Greek Hot Springs. the all-year round health resort; Phenix with the M. ( P. X s- K V. H. K. F. for points on the $. P. system.
 F. M. MURPHY WFIIS
 Prrs't. & Gen. Mgr. Asst t,sn Nar.
 Prescott, Arizona. Prescott, Arizcna. GLO M. SARGENT
 General r d r. Act.
 Prescott. Arizona
 W. .. GoLDswoHTHY, City Ticket Arent,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21

Have been sick you will find Hoods Ss5--asrilla the best medicine you ,-u take to give you appetite and -,r -E- and restore you to a condi- .i0n f 1erfect health.
 =' Pills cure nausea, sick a-ada ., biliousness and al liver Us |. ce, 23 cents. ,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
To PHENTX.

Ss urday excursions 10 Phenix f no Salt river valley. The s. E.
 D. Ky. Co. have yielded to the
 demand and beginning at
 | continuing throughout the Twill cell each Saturday tickets Co pEenix and return at one fare. r'rr further particulars call on or .da.ess W. $. Goldsworthy, City Ii,ket Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21

The Turk Was originally Tartar with DUse ss fiat a. j.at of the Hun, ( receding chin and squint eyes, b$: smalgamatiou with the nations he hss conquered has elevated bI> nose, straight ened his eyes REl brought his chin int. E prominence more becoming than | was before.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
TINTED STATES LAND OF

TINTED STATES LAND OF U FICE, Prescott, Arizona, Oc- tober 2, 1898. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to instructions, and in accordance with the direc- tions of the Secrettry of the In. terior, under the provisions of the act of July ,, 1884, (23 Stat, l03), that the lands embraced in the Whipple Barracks Timber Reserve, an abandoned military reservatior, Arizona. more particularly described as the F. ], $ Fl Sec. B, the \ E l, the s E l l and the s w ], Sec. 34. and W ], \ W l and W ] SW l, See 8, f 13 N k ? W, will be re- offered at public sale on the reservation on the twenty-fifth day of January, 1899, at 10 a. m, to the highest bidder. at uot less than the appraised value thereof, the purchase money to te paid at the time of the sale.
 FRED A. TRITLE, Register.
 JOHN C. MARTIN, Receiver.
 Department of the Interior, Oc- tober, 2, 1898.
 Approved: c. \. Bliss, Secretary.
 First publication Nov. Is. 1Otw
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Crr,s.--. --tainment.

-aar-E-. .....- Dec. -. at 5:3C ...s..~ .: >t .--uas Academy r5.. --.e p. r..e--a UmeDt In the ea--s...,' 'H. .. ca Aa. church, 10 35s ta..-Wes . -ruIplng of inc s-hr5-,....- t!... Admission, Z5c. Id
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21

J.r pman 5c., I0c. and two for 2-.. ysre at Aitken & Robin for tt
 A -. ,arison of prices aud sty le of B y's Christmas cf's with th0-a ,ur competitors wiIl bring you b4 Ss a customer. St
 Fine sssortment of artistic calen- dlrs at the Corner drug store. td BriSley'- Christmas presents are "too numerous to mention,' but you hay ta. .aacfit of r80i selection. Give 7'- 1 c.u 3t
 e.. upiet. cl--uiars, .59 k, and 4-3s at the Corn drug s;.... d
 Home made chicken tamales and -5Iii zOup al Shumate's. l-lS-lw
 tiIul wall picture given free
 pllar purchase Of Brisley's
 presents, if you ask for
 St
 E -h candies at Aiken S Robin Is fl
 Oyster cocktails, the first of the se,s.n. q, Shumate's If
 Butt-rmilk for sale at the O. K. store. West Prescott. l2-l6 I
 Oyster cocktails, the first of tie season, al Shumate's. If
 Thanksgiving turkeys, young and fat, at the O. k. store, West Pres colt. nl4,f
 Strictly pure McBrayer whisky at The Cabinet, bottled ID bond, for family use.
 Leave your packages for the Verde stage at the o. K. store, West Pre- colt. 12-l6d
 Italian Swiss Colouy's famous Sonoma and Madeira cry and sweet wines al Hermann NOge's. nlltf Wauted-A person to copy mauu- sc ipt Nus vr.te a plain hand. Apply a, No. l4l So. Cortez St. tf Fifteen per cent. fl regular price 1 for everything ID our store for the next 60 days. 4. Efron & Co. n10,f Latest Misses and children's ackrts a, the Peoples Store, l5 per cent of regular price. A. EifIon & ] Co. Nl0xtf As.ls fs on at Rrislav's of poo1 kid body dolls, ann cheap paper tab lets for school and other uses. Closing ,bem out actually at cost. Hotel Burke building. 'o24Jf
 R. R. wreck photograph will be mailed on receipt of price Zoe. per copvl: whole set of six different views for Sl.Z5. ERWIN BAER, at Hamaker's gallery. SIS tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
Mine WarDiingNOticeS

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned owner of the Jewel" and "OhjD Kid" mines, in Hassayampa Mining District, YayapAi Coun- ty. Arizona will not be responsible for any debts contracted for labor or materials furnished by the party working same under lease or bond OI otherwise. F. W. ULLER1,
 January si, l596.-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21

 zEsSpeoiaHs
The Whole Family Supplied.
 Big Drive. .iniChristmas Toys.

NEVER BEFORE has such assortment of all that's
 worthy in playthngs for the little folks been gathered
 in this town. You'd think that all toy ideas had been exhausted long ago. Our immense stock dspels the idea
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
A Black Cat.

Lost-A coal black, little kitten with a bell attached to its neck. The finder will confer a favor on and earn the gratitude ot two little girls by returning it to this office. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21

Notice is hereby given that the Gold Standard, Silver Belt and Lucy Mining claims, Eureka min Ing district, Santa Maria. Yayapai county, Ari- zonA, will not be responsible for any debts con tracted against said mines for labor or material furnished or other purp0=es while the same are being worked under bond or lease. ID. C. THORNf, LOU HOUSE, $. ". THORNE
 Prescott ArizOna. Oct. 6. l5g7. OlZu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21

Not,e k hereby given that the under signed Is enc half owner of the Postmaster, Nlgilante ana New Fra mines, located in Big Bug Mining District, Yavapai County. Arizona, and will not be responsible for any debt, or labor, contracted az ainst said mining claims by any person, or persons.
 MRS. IDA C. HARLEY. Prescott, Arizona, Sept. 26, lS9S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21

T. Whom t Nay Concern: Notice is hereby given that my interest in the SULTAN mining claim in Eureka mining district, Santa Maria, is under boz d tO parties now working the same, and neither my interest in said property, nor myself will be responsible for any debts con tracted by the parties working the same.
 HENRY C. ASHTON. Santa Maria Feb. IS, IS9s- 2-l6ml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-12-21
IEELF tNTFI'.

Tva t..u--t collectors. either sex, @r,... ..a u.e lar country. Ad- -->- Nest Indian Trading Com -.sv. N.a Orleans. La. l2lG3
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SkILRoAD EXCURSIONS.
r.ssenrer. KIonafk- Bound

All passengers for the North -.Cu. secure reservation for passage vd shJ i~ ef-slce thus avoid % vexs' r.- lays For full
 -t'nuiars e .. er address W. $. e la .-thy. Agent and
 ;. Agent.