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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
From Mondays Daily.
meet tonight.

] Flagstaff reports two feet of snow
 there.
 E. B. Gage went to the Congress
 mine this afternoon. ! w. A. Donald and Miss Annie
 Wells were married recently in Pres colt.
 ! Knights Templar meet this even- ing at 7:30, for installation of officers.
 Twelve degrees below zero was the temperature record at Whipple this morning.
 If you belong to the 4. O. U. w. come up to the K. of F. hall tonight and have a good time.
 Rev. E. H. Ashmun, of Albuquer- que, will preach at the Congrega- tional church tomorrow morning.
 J.B. Braswell died suddenly in Phenix a few days ago aged 63 years. Deceased formerly resided in Pres colt.
 Henry Clay is in town today from his Williamson valley ranch. He reports twenty inches of snow out there,
 B. F. Porter, formerly master of the NJ. & P. railroad, has been ap- pointed acting superintendent of the road.
 All members of the Hook * Lad der Go. are requested to meet at their headquarters at l o'clock, sharp, Sunday afternoon for the purpose of testing the new ladder.
 Prescott has liberal, enterprising lot of business men who appreciate their newspapers at all times, wheth- CT times are good or bad. The Pres colt papers are the best supported newspapers m Arizona.-Phenix Herald.
 There are many would be Klon- dikers around Prescott these days, since the cold snap came on. There is big difference however in facing the weather below zero in a practi- cal way and theorizing on it when cuddled up beside blazing red hot stove.
 A recent arrival from the Big Bug neighborhoOd informs us that the onyx works at that place have closed down, throwing thirty men out of employment. The shut down was caused by a disagreement among the managers as to whether the oDyx should be shipped east for finishing, or have the work done at Big Bug.-Jerome Reporter.
 The Prescott Public Library has lately received a large addition, in both new and standard works. Every one interested in reading is most cordially invited to come in and inspect the books. 1 Yearly tickets to the library are S3.50; tickets for three months, Sl.
 The condition of J. J. Gardner, who was injured Wednesday morn ing by a flight of stairs falling un- der his weight, is much improved, he IS not by any means out of danger. He was resting easy to- day. but it is hard to tell how badly he Is hurt for his injuries are inter- Herald.
 Bob Pryor of the Palace believes .here IS everything in a name and is accordingly trying to induce his friends, Senator Freeze of Phenix and Frosty" of Prescott oD an expe- iition to the cold Klondyke, think ng that if he is surrounded by such ! frigid combination the horrors of he ChilcoOt will be put to scorn. MT. Pryor IS now nightly practicing md has broken quite Skaguay trail across the plaza.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
A Har-Rnnm snrnrisr-

PREsCorT, Ariz.-Mr. Saloon Keep CT, Dear Sir-Here is a babe that belongs to William Bell. aud he has left 1t on an invalid woman who has no one to do Gnything for her and IS at this time sick in bed and his child is suffering for care and she has sent 1t down here to its father. hearing that he was there at your saloon of nights; and will you be so kind as to give the child in hIs hands or give it to the sheriff, for the wo- man Is not able to keep the child, nor cannot do it if he was paying her, but he does nothing for it"
 Last evening prepossessing young woman walked into the Pal ace saloon with baby in her arms all wrapped in swaddling clothes, laid the little fellow down on the bar, deposited the above note to "Mr. Saloon Keeper" beside it and walked out. Frank Williams, the bar keeper, was surprised beyond measure but soon took in the situa- tiOn as we'll as the babe and pro- vided for the comfort of the little one until the arrival of Judge Hicks who had it taken home to its grand mother residing in West Prescott. The Wm. Bell in question has been about the Cabinet for some time, the wife being sick at the county hospital. The mother of the child is now in Jerome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
MORLD'S FAIR, CHICAGO. lsea

w. J. Mulvenon, chief of the fire department, has informed all the fire companies that in their election of officers they should add a fire marshal to the other officers.
 The board of supervisors yester- day afternoon, in accordance with the recent decision of the district court, audited the unpaid salary accounts of the ex-county officials, to be paid out of the first money received by the county treasurer.
 County Treasurer Dennis A. Burke reports the delinquent tax list this year as being S6,0O0 less than last year. A similar report comes from every county in the tcIntory. If this is not eridence that the Me Kinley wave of prosperity is being felt in Arizona, what does it meant
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
Way Pocket and Check Lost.

Lost-Between Prescott and the Four Mile House. on Friday, De cember 24, from the Black Canyon stage, way pocket containing two checks, one drawn in favor of W. B. Harrison for about S75, and the other in favor of A. K. Lee for SIP. both drawn by Jessie Jones of the Little Jessie mine. The finder will please return the same to the stage company's office at Gregory X smiths. I227x6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
Telephone Naurca.

4 St. Louis man has discovered q new disease which he calls telephone nausea. 7" The other day, after sending a telephone message, his face grew pale, his lips twitched and he pressed his hand against the pit of his stomach.
 I'm deathly sick" he remarked to a friend. "TelephOning does it Every time talk through one of the things Pm overcome with nausea, which seems seated right in my stomach. Sometimes it is an hour or so before recover.
 "That is just my fix exactly" said his friend ''I am made i'll every time use the telephone. Sometimes feel as if 1 would faint. New York Tribune
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19

When you travel by rail between Prescott and Phenix and way points stop at the Skull Valley eating house for first-class meal j 17t3.
 In the recorders office today a deed from Merrill Bros, to c. J. Berner for lot 6 in block b, Jerome, was filed for record. Consideration S200.
 The ladies Guild Of the Episco- pal church will meet tomorrow at 2 p. m., at the residence of Mrs. Bashford. A full attendance is de- sired.
 The attention of the travelling public $ called to the fact that you can get one of the best meals on the
 road at the Skull Valley eating house. j-l7I3.
 Lost-Between the Sullivan house and the Episcopal church, a gold pin in the shape of a wreath of, enamel leaves with pearls. If found please return to this office and get reward. jan3x6
 The Home Kitchen, located on the east side of the Plaza and con- duc.ed by Mrs. Weldon will change hands Monday, Mrs. Ellen Curtis assuming charge. The usual excel lence of this esta blIshment will be maintained under the new manage ment.
 After reading the Prescott CoU- rier's argument" against the em- ployment of troops in case of strikes and riots such as the country has witnessed in the last few years, We are convinced that pretty big army would be required to protect life and property in Arizona if tDe edi- tor of the Courier had his way. Herr Most had a promising pupil m the Courier man. - Phenix Re publican.
 The Golden Wave mine, a mile north of Congress mine has just started up under new management and with many new improvements, including a new gasoline hoist. B.l- lie Murphy, formerly ot the Fools Gulch, is foreman. J. H. Costello, l a capitalist of Buffalo, N. Y., who is back of the enterprise closed the 1 mine down temporarily in order to make some needed changes. Twelve 1 men have been put to work aDd !. everything IS progressing along the line of large development.
 The mining interests of Yavapai l county can be successfully treated | by the local press if the proper methods are employed. The way to | do this IS to make a personal | inspection of the work being done in the various districts. 4 trip into ! a mining camp, if accompanied by i the taking of copious and correct notes, furnishes ample material for an interesting article on our mining resources. The opening of new mines and the showings they make are facts worthy of mention. As [, large properties in operation, the mere fact that the mills are running and large forces.employed, IS sufi- cisnt evidence of the progress of the mine without furthur inquiry into the income derived from the output, a secret that should be guarded as thoroughly in mining as in any other business enterprise. TEe criticism of the Mining Record in Yayapai county papers hardly ap- plies to the JoURNAL-MISER, which has, for the past few months, made extensive mention of several of the leading mining districts Tn the county, and which articles have found their way into the hands of minining men in different parts of the west.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
Fr1m Tuesdav's Daily

Social news seem to be ice bound and showed In.
 George W. Vickers, territorial auditor, is up from Phenix.
 Fourteen mining locations were filed for record today.
 Carl Upman 5c., IOc. and two for 25c. cigars at Aitken < Robin oIrs. If
 WANTED.-Four wook choppers right away. Call at the Winsor hotel. ian l7dt6,
 Johnston's, late J Johnston X Holt for groceries, hay and grain. The best and cheapest. jl2t12
 Geo. w. Martin has transferred his cattle of a certain brand to Frank Purvis of Mesa City.
 Zuni Tribe of Red Men meet to- night in Masonic hall at 7:30. All members are requested to attend.
 All kinds of mill work done at Heads Flaming Mill. Charges req sonable.
 Garland Steel Ranges, the worlds best" Prices from $50 to S75. HILLS HARDWARE STORE. tf+
 Attorney O. E. Runner of Pbenix who is interested in the Peery mine at Stanton, is at the Burke.
 James T. Elwell, of San Fran cisco. and Frank Hardwell, of Los Angeles, are registered at the Win SGT.
 G. w. Hull of Jerome, W. 4, Will son, K. C., A. B. Richie, Witchita, Kas., and Geo. W. Vickers, Pheni1, are registered at the Burke.
 The Arizona home rule resolu- tion passed the city council last evening by a vote of 3 to ?, Mayor O'Neillcasting the deciding vote.
 Rokohl, * Griffin the popular lesees of Hotel Winsor, are expe- rienced men. First class accomo- dations and service. o2tf
 The Skylight Kicker will change its name to the Flagstaff Gem. It will continue to kick for the interests of Flagstaff, just the same.
 Jesse J. Mcdonald, chemist and metarallurgist, representing the cy- anide interests of the Gold & Silver Ext. Co.,, of Denver, is in town.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19

A. E. Clifford, of Congress, passed through Prescott Sunday morning en route to Alaska.
 O. E. Roemer, the Phenix attor- ney, is at Stanton looking after his mining interests.
 The railroad eating house at Skull Valley is now under new man agement, G. w. Strowbridge, Jr.,
 being in charge. The service is frst-class.
 J. 4. Dunlap, the man brought up from Congress Tuesday by Sheriff Ruffner and held for the robbery of the crap game in the Palace saloon was examined in the district attorneys office this after noon and released. Joe Morrison was attorney for the accused and ably defended his client.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mitchner, who have been stopping in Prescott for a couple of months, left for Los An geles this morning.
 The A. O. U. w. had big eat at their meeting Saturday night. A splendid social time Tas the result. The feed" was prepared at the expense of the newly installed of- ficers.
 Duncan, Graham county, is in the throes of big scandal, due to the action of a recreaut husband and a very pretty school ''marm." The wronged wife and the school marm in question each carry a six shooter, and feminine gore will probably be spilled before the war is over.
 Attorney Eugene B. O'Neill at present located over the postotiice, expects to move his headquarters tomorrow to the mining exchange building. His office will be the first door north of the exchange en- trance. He Is having cases placed to receive his new library. He hae formed co-partnership with Col. J. F. Wilson of Phenix, who will be associated with him in the office af- ter March 1. We wish the Dew firm success.
 Many papers that are advocating home rule for Arizona try to con vey the idea that all the other news papers are unfriendly to the proposi- tion. This is a mistake. It Is our belief, and we think the belief of many other news paper men, that a united effort will bring statehood with all its accompanying blessings. Let home rule go to the dogs and let us one and all pull long and strong for an enabling act. Mo have County Miner.
 The examination of John 4. Dun lap on a charge of robbIng the Pal ace saloon crap game on Sunday morning commenced this afternoon in the district attorneys office be- fore Justice D. Campbell. The bar keeper and crap dealer, while not swearing positively as to his iden- tity, said they believed him to be the man. The gun belonging to Dunlap was also identified as being of same size aud make as the one used by the robber. Without con the examinatiOn it was con tinued till next Monday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
Origin of Pale Ale.

It is not generally known that India pale ale is so called because itwas orig. inally made solely with a view to the climate of the East Indies. Once a vessel containing a number of Bass hogshends for the east was wrecked in the chan nel, but the greater part of the cargo was saved. Among other salvage, the underwriters sold the barrels of ale in London. The new beverage was warmly praised by the Londoners who happened to drink it, and in the course of a short time a demand sprang up throughout the English speaking countries for India pale ale-San Francisco Argonaut
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
DROPPED DEAD.
Richard shrOup Expires at the sherman
 House,

House,
 This afternoon shortly before o'clock, Dick Shroup, an aged miner, who has resided in Yavapai county since 1872, expired suddenly in the office of the Sherman House. He was sitting by the stove and got up; starting toward tine door, he fell before reaching it and died within five minutes. He had been complaining of his heart for some time, and no doubt heart trouble was the cause.
 Deceased was 6l years old, and an old soldier. He has been stopping with John Raible. MT. Raible tele- graphed to deceased's brother at Kingman. In the meantime, the body IS at 5. A. Logan's undertaking parlors.
 The body will probably be laid to rest in the city cemetery.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
Tn HnnSeLanna-a

A nice thing for the cold season is a new kind of Brown China, with white lining. It can be used on the stove and is nice enough to put on the table. A variety of useful styles and the prices are right. At
 jl8x6 WOosrER's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
from lhuES-Hy s l',lltf- ore snnw fhis nnrninr

More snow this morning.
 D. E. Morrison has been appointed 4bOtary public.
 E. E Ellinwood joined the Elks at Phenix recently.
 The Woodmen meet tonight for ssstallation of officers.
 E. W. Parker, a mining man, left tor Fl Paso this morning.
 e. H. B. Carter has gone to AL Duquerque on court business.
 Nm. Thomas, of the county hos pital, left for Tucson this after noon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
The Heirht Q, her AmbIt,on.

Bertha-What is the height of yoUI ambition, dear?
 Marie (blushing)-Oh, something be tween 55 and feet.-London Fun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
A Privileged Pair.

HoJaek-Silence is golden, believe? Tomdik-So they say.
 Hojack-Then the nuptials of a deal mute couple might be called Q golden wedding. g.-Detroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
STATE or Ono, CITY OF ToLEDO,l
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STATE or Ono, CITY OF TOLEDo,, -
 LUCAS COUNTY.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing busi ness in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that the firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN- DEED DOLLARS for ea,h and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the Use of Halls Cstarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December, 1. D., 1886.
 SEAL. 4. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
V anted.

Lady, or couple to room, with use of furnished house for house keep ing. Terms very reasonable. Ad- dress Mrs. Wetmore, office of Andrews & Ling. II1t6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in terually. and acts directly upon the blood aLd 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., 1898-01-19

Mrs. Brownlee, dressmaker, has removed to one door east of Gold waters store, to the building for merly occupied by Mrs. ShuItleff Patronage solicited. oItf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19

Try White Owl" cigar at Ait ken's
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
Enn F-l.Iar..Ila.lr

J. C. Lanham of Congress, is in town today.
 Linn W. Reece of San Francisco is at the Winsor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19

Dave Sinclair, the Yarnell mer- chant, was in town Sunday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
SCOTTTS EMULSION

Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. See that the man and fish are on the wrapper.
 Al druggists 5oe. and $I.oo. SCOTT 6 BOVINE Chemists. New York
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19
Mining Intelligence,

A deed has been filed for record from c. H. Beck ct al. to George P. Harrington for the Inca mining claim, Pine Grove district; consider ation- SIOO
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-28

The proclamation of the Governor OF
Manila is equally truculent and asinine-
The crimes of which he accuses Ameri-
cans are precisely those which We are
not likely to commit, and they are pre-
cisely those which Spain has always COM
mstted and Spaniards would surely COM
init if they ever effected a landing on
American soil.
When anyone talks of the chivalry and
the traditions of Spain. we are moved to
wonder and disgust. When the conduct
of the two peoples in the present crisis
is compared, he must be a fool who denies
that all the dignity. all the chivalry is on
the side of the United States.
Where has there been found an Ameri-
can official of any rank to indulge in the
foulness of abuse to which every Spaniard
who has opened his mouth has resorted.
We have heard from them all-not Weyler
alone, but Sagasta, Campos, Blanco, and
now this Manila fool, have resorted to the
language of the grossest vulgarfty to ex-
press their impotent rage.
But the Spanish words are only an in
,8iea1lon OF what their deeds would be if
they got the chance Rapine and lust
would be added to cruelty in their inso-
lent defiance of the demands of c~iviliza-
ton. Their fears, or pretended fears, of
what we may do serve to indicate what
they would do themselves. AS for us,
they need not fear. We will thrash them
soundly in fair open fight; but in the use
which we make of our victory we will
show the world an example of magyar
unity as we did in 1865 in dealing with our
" conquered insurgents.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-28
KOsTEE-KosTER.

Miss Henrietta Helena Roster, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Roster, of
2Os Hutton street. was married to Mr.. II.
w. Roster, of PIG East Ninth street, New
York, last evening. The wedding took
place in the Evangelical Lutheran, St,
Trinitatis' Church, on Bowers street.
The Rev. R. Hafer performed the cere-
mony. Mr.. Herman Workman was best
man and the bridesmaids were Miss Lima
Roster. Miss Martha Eyiers, and Miss
Henrietta Lutjen. Misses Tillie and Dora
Roster were maids of honor. The ushers
were Mesrs. Joseph Schwab, ]. Guest
Magrue and Gustav Koven. The bride
wore d gown of ivory satin, trimIned
with chiffon and Duchess lace. She also
wore diamond ornaments. the gift of the
groom, and carried a bunch of bridal
roses. The maids of honor wore white
silk mule. trimmed with lace and satin,
and the bridesmaids wore white organdie,
With pink trimmings.
Though both bride and groom bore the
same name, they were not related before
marriage. A reception took place after
the at the home of the brides
father. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. c.. Roster, Mr.. =. Roster, Mr..
81. Roder, Mr.. and Mrs. Eylers, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Roster, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bottin,
MIR. and Mrs. E. Lutjen, DR.. and Mrs.
Wiegand, and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Van Ber-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-04-28
FOB A GERMAN HOSPITAL.
Eadfea. Aid Society Organized to Help
AIong Good Work.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the German
Hospital and Dispensary Fund Associa-
uolI OF GreenvIlle met last evening in the
SchwaEen Verein Headquarters on Ocean,
near Warner, n This was the first
meeting held by the ladies and the first
business transacted was to organize and
elect these officers:-Mrs. w. Blumlin,
president; Mrs. Louis Fry. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. William Enterman, eorre-
spending secretary; Mrs. George ThieSen,
financial Secretary; Mrs. Joseph Abel.
treasurer. Miss Florence Zeyher. SER
eant-at-arms. Trustees, Mrs. Ernst
Gothberg, Mrs. Charles Mitzenius and
The second and fourth Wednesday in
the month was fixed as the meeting
night. Ten new member were enrolled
on the membership roll n s. in dues
hereafter will be in Belvedere Hall, Old
Bergen Road and Danforth avenue. The
next meeting viii be held on May 4.
The Ladies' Aid Society was organized
which to build a German Hospital in
Hudson county. 1t is the intention of the
ladies to issue a large quantity of menu
ibership slips ana distribute them
of this city. The membership fee is fifty
cents a year and all dues collected will
be turned into the hospital fund. Con-
tributions viii be solicited by the ladies
who will also hold fairs and entertain
ments to raise funds with which to help
along the good cause. Tne ladies'. about
twenty in number are very enthusiastic
over their work and ali are confident
that before long their society will num-
Der fully one hundred members. n all
active members. too, who will TAX an
interest in the work.
The German Hospital Association was
organized about a month ago by a num-
Der of members of the Greenvllie Schwa-
ben Verein. Officers were elected and
every second Thursday fixed as the meet
ing night.
There will be a meeting of the associa-
ton this evening and the hospital ques-
ton will be discussed. It is thought that
a committee will be appointed to look out
for a suitable plot upon which to build
the hospital, bur nothing definite has been
decided upon. Immediately after this
Schwaben Verein will meet and a good
time will be had. as one or two members
are to be put through the Verein rules.