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Evening star., 1898-06-29
tustments to comport wien the new kina OF

justments to comport with the new kind of
pavement to be used.
Resulting from these they think there will
be necessitated the adjustment of those
portions of the roadway pavement of these
entrance driveways within the limits OF the
Capitol grounds and Immediately adjoin-
ing the new roadway.
The Commissioners have forwarded TO
Mr.. Edward Clark. the architect of the
Capitol. a tracing fully explaining the ex-
tent of the work. and stating that it is es-
timated the work within the limits of the
Capitol grounds will not exceed $500 in
cost
The Commissioners therefore requested
that Mr.. Clark arrange to have this work
done in connection, or nearly so. with the
progress of the work of paving the street
the grades to be given by the computing
engineer of the District il desired.
The Commissioners also requested that
permission be given them to change the IA
dius Of the corner at the southeast corner
OF 1st and streets northwest, the work
to be done by the District. The paving OF
street, the Commissioners stated will be
taken UP at once
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BERNADOU is ADVANCED
Rewarded For His Conduct at the Fieh,
Off Oardenas.
Army and Navy Nomina atiOns-Mahon
Made Customs Collector Mt
Petersburg. Va.

The President sent the following nomina-
ticns to the Senate today:
For. appointment in the volunteer in
fantry:
Third Regiment-To be captains-John d.
Twiggs. jr, Of Georgia, Frank r. Frost OF
South Carolina To be first lieutenants-
Albert w. Gilchrist OF Florida. Rex Van
Dou Corput of Georgia, Robert B. Mcbride
of Georgia. To be second lieutenant-Mar-
tin L. Williams of Florida.
Fourth Regiment-To be captains, Rich
ard c. Marshall, Jr.. of Virginia: Henry A
Wise Of New York. Henry C. Preston ol
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MOTION FOR APPEAL.
Lawyer James H. Smith Wants His
Case Reviewed.

John Moss, attorney for James II. Smith,
the colored lawyer. sentenced to eighteen
months Imprisonment in the New Jersey
state penitentiary yesterday, appeared be-
fore Justice Bradley in Criminal Court No.
today and noted an appeal to the Court
of Appeals. Smith was convicted of n
violation of the act of February 10, 1898
in embezzling about $500 from the pension
money he received as committee for
Elizabeth Monroe, a lunatic. Moss made
a motion to have Smith bailed, but Justice
Bradley refused to grant it.
Evening star., 1898-06-29
EMMETT HILLIARD DEAD.

Well-Knoyvn Editors Life Ended in
Richmond Poor House.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, June 29.-Emmett Hill
lard, formerly one of the editors of the
Chicago Record, died here this morning at
the city almshouse. He started life with
bright prospects, being a graduate Of Rich
mond College and the University Of Vir-
ginia. He was about forty years of age,
and was born in Farmvflle, Va, where his
mother still resides.
Evening star., 1898-06-29
GRADE OF PAvEmEsTs.

Readjusfmenfs and MOdf6cnffOns Re-
quired I'm Capitol Grounds.
The District appropriation bin for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1899. provides
for the paving of B street north between
1st west and Delaware avenue. AS an In
cident to the proper execution OF this work
the District Commissioners are of the cpin-
ion that the grade OF the pavements at the
various entrances to the Capitol grounds
Will require certain notifications. aud ad-
Evening star., 1898-06-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening. the bipn-
est and the lowest and the closing prices of
the New York stock market today as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney. members
New York stock exchange. Correspondents.
Messrs. Van Emburgh & Atterbury, No. 2
Vol Ct - -"0'
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London-Ficklfn Marriage.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star,

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
, RICHMOND. Va, June 29.-Mr. Joseph
Burweil Ficklin. prominent young man
Of Fredericksburg and we'll known in
Washington. viii be married this evening
to Miss Ellen London. daughter of one of
Richmond's leading citizens. The marriage
will be quiet home affair.
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General Frank Assigned to Chicka-
manga.

Brigadier General r. T. Frank, recently
relieved from duty at New York. in com
mand of the department of the east, re-
ported at the War Department today and
was assigned to duty at Chickamauea. Ca
in command of division of the Sd Army
Corps. commanded by Major General Wade.
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Convention of Socialists.
COAL DENIED THE FLEET.

Egyptian Government Refuses to Let
Camara Get 1t.
. CAIRO, Egypt, June 29.-The Egyptian
government has definitely refused TO per-
NIT the Spanish fleet to coal at Port Said.
Evening star., 1898-06-29

In fifteen years Russia has sent 624 .oOtD
persons to Siberia, fully 600 relatives Of
prisoners having accompanied the exiles of
their own free win. l5 &
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Grain, Provisions md Cotton Markets.
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers, 1927 F ST., members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co., New York
Evening star., 1898-06-29
He WILL NOT WAIT

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The troops belonging to General Lawton's
division are kept ready to move, in light
onarching order. while the accommodating
parties are out This precaution Is con-
sidered necessary in order to avoid disas-
ter In case the small parties of troops
should collide with the Spaniards In force
Not single skirmish has occurred thus
far.
The Cubans. under Gen CASTILLO, are do
Ing commendable work as advance pickets
They are thrown out, day and night. from
half a mile to mile In advance of our
pickets. along the front ard tanks. thus
forming double Gordon about the army.
There are now more than thirteen thous-
and men at the front.
Drinking water for the troops at the from,
II obtained from the Rio Guiana. a stream
Evening star., 1898-06-29


to the effect that the situation at Santiago
mediate reinforcements to Gen. Skaters
| army imperative. Reliable reports received
at the department. are that the Spanish
have decided to make determined stand
at Santiago and that p 600 troops are now
on their way there tp reinforce the garri-
| son. OF the reihforeements 10000 are on
their way from HoIguin and 1900 from
Manzanipo. Thsse tfoops, il permitted to
join Gen. Linaress army at Santiago. will
Increase his forcas to Rearly SO, 600 men.
The present garrisoh is estimated at a.
0Oe men, Cen sfhftat's army now consists
of about $4,000 men. fhRcluoing 5000 men Of
Gen. Duffield's brigade. In addition to which
he has the assistance of Garcia and Rabis
Cuban forces of about 1000 men,
AS understood here's it is Gen. Skaters
purpose to attach Santiago at once, In or
der to preve 1t tife 1iitction Of the armies
advancing from Hofgufn and ManzanIIlo
with the present army at Santiago Mean
while arrangements have been made to
send heavy achievements to Gen. Shafter.
It is expected that the troops Of Gen.
Snyder's division Will leave Tampa today
for Santiago, and that the entire 1st CORPS
at Chickamauga, commanded by Mai. Gen,
Brooke. will Immediately proceed to Tampa
for embarkation for Santiago with these
additional troops General Shafter,s army
would be larger and stronger than the
combined Spanish forces In the province
Of Santiago. and would be undoubtedly able
to effect the capture Of the city of Santiago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
Notice ter Publication in Newspaper.
isiaias Application No. Sssl
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFIrF.) pIe-satt- Ari-ona Oct.,h.r I Isl-

Notice is tsriby given that Golden Way. Alnine, tculpEny, hS J. (. Herns f.l. attorney ia 7oaa has this day filed his spp, ,icsrie- f,sr q p1teut for f5o3 linear feet of the lsSIfhY gslna 'r vein- barring gold and silver, ls rf zee sr0und e9o feet in width, sitr-s u Is aIss | tlcacho Mining District, Count Tzpai .Ed Territory Cf Arizona, and cesie4- -i -5 the sid 1ntas and ofrciAl plat on fs ss. this osias ss ,uEsel No- lsis. Said Survey AO. 1 being =
 Bezinning at initial monument Ar s,ushu.st center cpd of claim. Thence 70 d-s- 5 mins 20 feet t0 corusr No l. A sr3ss.s stone ,sy a T1ou of stoneS. stone marked No. I-lso7 on granite rock in plAcs ulszksd b No l-iSg brs 2 degs a $ 2 dess = Elns about :gzo milss Costello point bears . II dags 10 nina r abo0f 2a miiss. . SL M No lSj7 bears Sf uius ! 1-o9 feet Co corner No ?. Del Pa.oo Mi bears ' 70 dees f5 mins ab0lt % miles Thence = tJ ueEs tnins T. t2o feet Co cUrner No a Del % tefeo 4s oear. sl dess S nine . a6oat % miEs Y about i5 miles Nsde's Peak bsars N I3 tags S8 mins W ahoat 10 miles Thence . e dess aS nins W iSee feet "a corner No Whits tlc1cho nsars S Zl degs 45 mins about nilas. Thence \ 60 degs mins " S00 feet to inifiAt monument, ths place of beginning survey Of exterior bHunaaries-
 Mssnetic variation. is dess Is minutes B. eon-
 The iocstion oi this nine is recorded In the RecOrter's Uttioe of fAyaDai county, ArisonA, ID Book 41of Mlnes- pages zf-T.
 ftle adjoining claimants are e. BexnAl, C. M- IuTin and Mrs l.. B. Cannon.
 Any and sll person= claiming a1versely any portion of said TRILEY mine or surface ground arc required to He their adverse claims with the l.eglster Of fhe United SsAtes Land OHos at Prescott, ID the Territory of Arizona. during Che sixty days period of publication hereof or they sil b- barred by virtue of the pr0visioas of the S-st-is
 F.. A. TRITLE. JR., Rsxistsr. First publication. ct. (, lseS-D
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
From Tuesdays Daily.


 K. R. Coleman came in on yester, days train.
 There will be republican rally at Jerome this evening.
 Will the Courier st ate the distance that Mir. Beatson resides from Pres colt.
 Strictly pure McBrayer whisky at The Cabinet, bottled in bond, for family use.
 Yes, a glass of soda with every dollar purchase made by a lady at BrisleY's 69tf
 E. A. Kastner & Go. have receiv- ed carload of extra fancy Belle flower apples. lO-713
 Proprietors of Hotel Burke are putting in . new cement entrance to RIisley s drug store.
 Michael Donshue. formerly of Cochise county, committed suicide in Phenix on Sunday.
 Geo. A. Mintz and R. c. Brown have gone to Globe to start a re- publican paper.
 Pheuix is just now experiencing an epidemic of suicides. Runaways are epidemic there the entire year. Choral club meets this evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. C.. Martin. All members are requested to attend.
 For good meals, go to the Burke Fine cooks~and the table supplied with the best of everything to be found in the market.
 Zuni Tribc, No. 6, Red Men, will meet tonight in Masonic hall. Work will be done in ithe Chiefs degree and all members and sojourning members are invited.
 Edwin Hill, of Stoddard, and one of the substantial citizens of this county, was in town today, MT. Hill reports his section as being prosperous luis year.
 J. c. Broyle is sole agent for the Crescent lump coal. This IS posi- lively the best cosl on the market. Prescott Transfer Company.
 For a man to be in favor with the democratic manipulators this year he must have the endorsement or the United Verde Copper Company. Why not buy a cheap lot and build home out of the money you pay for rentf Three nice lots in East Prescott only Sll0. See Breed about it. ol0t3
 R. E. wreck photograph will be mailed on receipt of price (25c. per copy); whole set of six different views for $1.25. ERWIN BAER. at HaiLaker's gallery. s-1Stf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

A special train having on board
 Messrs. Sargent, Wells. Haw.ev Gage and Sanders left over the P. 6 E. railroad this morning on an off
 cial inspection of the work just about to be completed on that road ! It IS fully expected that the last spike will be driven tomorrow. bu;
 business will not begin on the road
 before Saturday.
 The Holbrook Argus is putting ID good work for the republican ticket. The Argus has had rather a check cred career politically, being started in the spring of 1896 as an out and out protective tariff republican pa per. After the St. Louis cenveu- ton the :paper announced editor tally that it was between the devil and the deep sea. After the Chicago convention 1t announced that Bryan was the only solution of the problem. Shortly afterwards it changed hands and was an outspOken advocate oi democracy. Since its present pro prietor, C. O. Anderson, took charge of it, 1t has been consistently repub- lican- Mir. Anderson IS a very cap able and conservative editor, and the Argus IS prospering as 1t never did before in its history.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 Mrs. T. W. Johnston returned this afternoon from Los Angeles.
 Efron Bros. are fitting up their new quarters in the new Bashford building.
 J. A. C. Freund, the life insurance agent, came up from Phenix this morning.
 W. A. Wilson, representing Arm our X Co.,, came up from Phenix this morning.
 Vote the straight republican ticket and secure a change in county affairs.
 The republicans have placed old glory to the breeze from their headquarters.
 Hugh McCrum is in Prescott agagin looking after his business in terests here.
 J.P. Roberts, of Troop I, Rough Riders. is in town from Santa Fe, where he enlisted.
 B. F. Sloan, former resident of this place but now of Los Angeles, is visiting Prescott.
 A dance will be given on Turkey creek tonight for the benefit of the democratic candidates.
 Future Photographers will be called upon to define the boundary line between opinion" and doubts and fears
 Seven tickets have been sold by the s. F. r. X P. railroad at this place to parties who will attend the Knights TemPlar conclave at Pitts burg.
 Wallace Willard of the Rough Riders came in frou.e Jerome yes terday to get medical assistance to secure a divorce from Cuban fever. He was troubled with chills and fe- yer at Jerome.
 H. W. Merriwether, G. Merri- WelneT. J- W. " ulLiul anu Di. Mohler of Kansas City, arrived on yesterdays train and are stopping at the Hotel Burke.
 B. 4. Hussey. one of the old and we'll known pioneers of Arizona, was up from Skull Valley today on busi= ness. MT. Hussey has many in teresting stories of early day, and always delights in relating them.
 Herman Voge will shortly open a wholesale liquor, cigar and wine vault iu tbe two front apartments of Hotel Burke. Mir. Voge has been in business in Prescott for a num- Der of years a nd needs no commen- dation from us as to his business qualifications, as anything he under takes will be run in a frst-class manner.
 John Burkes, the popular con stable of Jerome. Is m Prescott to- day on official business.
 An insane patient was sent down from Ash Fork last night by Under Sheriff Dillon. He was locked up and will have a hearing tomorrow before the probate judge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
From Saturdays Danl

! From Saturdays Daily. One month from today will be election day.
 Mrs. Kate B. Cotton has gone to Los Angeles on visit.
 Mrs. J. J. Fisher returned yester- day from her visit east.
 John Burns is making an active and successful campaign for the office of sheriff.
 Eldridge Bllyea, aged 67 years, died Tn PGenix Thursday after a protracted illuess.
 Barklev-Berryman & Co. are of- fering great bargains ID the grocery line at their closing out sale.
 T. c. Job, the young attorney, has returned from Flagstaff with his wife and will locate in Prescott.
 John Roberts brought a list of ninety eight names up from Santa Maria to be placed on the great register.
 Uncle Sam has just closed up another war. Two wars in one sea- son Is a pretty good record for a country.
 Dr. J. C. LannerbeTg the eye specialist has returned from visit to McCabe and can be found at Dr. MeCandler's drug store.
 Mrs. J. G. Clark, of Portage, Wis consin. accompanied her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Fisher home yesterday and will remain n Prescott during ! the winter.
 Mrs. \. O. Murphy was a passen- gea on yesterdays south bound train for Phenix. Governor Murphy went up to Ash Fork to meet her. A number of her lady friends in Pres colt called at the depot to welcome her on her return to the territory. Mrs. Jennie Charest, mother of Chaplain H. 4. Browns wife, died very unexpectedly last night. She had been in i'll health for some time but her condition nGs not consider ed at all serious until a short time before her death. The funeral took place this afternoon at 5 o'clock from the Episcopal church. De- ceased came here with her daughter from California a few months ago, and was beloved by all with whom she became acquainted.
 The first of the ten wells to be sunk by the Tuscon water company was completed yesterday, and has a flow of 2l0.0OO gallons every 24 hours. Work on the balance of the wells will be completed in sixty days, about the time the new pump ing engine will arrive from Phila- delphia. This engine has capacity of 100000 gallons daily and is of the latest improved pattern.-Star.
 Wm. Little, the rustling cattle buyer, has just closed a contract with MT. Brill of Phenix for over 30 carloads of cattle that are now be- ing pastured on the Brill ranch. Mr. Little will ship the cattle in a few days to Dodge City, Kansas, where they will be fattened and pre- pared for the Kansas City market.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
COL. BRoDIE's ACCEPTANCE
A Frank and Honest Expression Char
 acteristic ofthe Individual.

A Frank and Honest Expression Char
 acteristic ofthe Individual.
 "Thirty-fve Tobin St., Halifax, \. S., September 8, 1898.
 Hon. Chas. R. Drake, Chairman
 Republican Central Committee:
 Dear Sir sm in receipt some days ago of your telegram aunounc- ing my nomination by the territorial republican convention as the candi- date of the republican party of the territory fol delegate to congress. and wish to corroborate by letter my telegram of recent date, notify ing you Of my acceptance of the same.
 Il most thoroughly and sincerely appreciate the honor conferred upon me by the party, and can truthfully say, that. if fortunate enough to be elected, l shall consider the office a sacred trust, and shall work solely for the benefit of the territory and the citizens thereof, and not for personal sggrandizement.
 Having spent the better part Of my life within the limits of Arizona. l believe l know her wants, and can best serve my party by faithfully furthering the interests of the ter ritory. In the future, as in the past l shall endeavor to do my duty and prove myself worthy of every trust imposed to me All know the limited scope of power granted a delegate to con gress from a territory under the laws of the United States, but I de ! sire to assure Ot only the republi- ! cans but all citizens, that. if elected | their delegate, so far as in me hes, I l shall earnestly strive for the better ment of the territory, and shall be present at all sessions of congress. appear in person before all commit tees who may have under consider ltion subjects Of interest to the citi- zens of Arizona.
 Trusting that my ca1didacv may meet with the approval ot the peo- pie, l am, my dear sir.
 Yours sincerely.
 ALEX. Q. BRODTr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12
CITY RESOLUTION NUMBER I.
SERIES Is&

Be il resoived by the Mayor and Common Cean- | cil of the City of Prescott: ! WHEEEys Many delSys have arisen upOn tAs { part of the City of Prescott, by reason of tAs uo1eompie-ion of the plans and spscikestinas ! oi tbs said city for the building of the valsr works. and
 ! WHEKESs. The negOti ltions foe the sale of shs bonds for the construction of said water wosks have been delayed. and WHEEEAs, A longer time is required upon tAs part of HOadly. Turnb1n & Co. to eOmplsss tAs Sa.e of sail bonds, now therefore. be 1t
 RESOLVED. That each and every, all and sine- ula-, the terms. eoaditiO5s, provisions and agreements Of that certain contract made bT tAs said civ and with said ROadley, Turnban & Co.. dated the Qth day of August. Isss, be. and the same are hereby extended until the Ist day of November, A. D. lsas; as fully and oomplstaly as though said contract. it's terms and eondi- tons were fully set forth therein: and this rssO- lutiou is intended solely for u e purposs of sx- tending the time os performance of said co1- tract.
 Passed by the Mayor and Common Couacn of ths City lf Prescott, On the s-d day of OctOh<r, 1s9s, by the following vote.
 Ayes-AndreEs, Bray, Ross, Smith.
 Nays-Mr. President
 Presented to the Mayor for his sigaaturv thi, srd day of October. Isgs. and by hirn duly si<nsa and approved on said cay.
 Approved. J. W. DOU6HERTY. Maxor.
 Attest. T. L. SHULTZ. City Clerk.
 Approved as to form: REESE M. LING, City Attorney.
 Eirst publication Oct. :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-12

The father and brother of the late MT. Fillmore, who died recently at Whipple. arrived yesterday to take the latter's remains, back to Illinois for burial.
 Special exercises were held last Friday in several of the rooms of the public schools and there were quite a number. of visitors present.
 Any one desiring information con- corning rates for the Jerome ex- cursion can obtain same bv calling on z. O. Brown at the abstract of fee.
 Sam Adams. of Jerome, who has bsen in Prescott for 8 few days, left for home this morning. MT. Adams is putting in some good licks for the republican ticket.
 The JOURNAL MINER has been re- quested to state that the band will not accompany the excursion to Mayer next Sunday. The announce ment to that effect was premature.
 The Prescott & Eastern railroad will be completed tomorrow. The grading has already been completed and only one and one-half miles of track remained to be lad yesterday.
 A small party oflsdies and gentle men took an excursion by carriages yesterday to Mayer. On their re- turn they visited the McCabe mine and report having had an enjoyable time.
 Democrats are trying very hard to stop the stampede of voters to Col. Brodie, Their efforts will be use less, however, as Col. Brodie will be the next delegate to congress from this territory. He will make a good delegate, too.