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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
deceased, was filed in the probate

deceased, was filed in the probate court today. The property consists of mining claim in Picacho mining district and twenty-five tons of ore on the dump.
 j. 4. Tobin has returned from his trip to Castle creek hot springs. He says he felt greatly improved during his stay there, but on the uIgdt he arrived horne, he was taken with a very severe chill, and l,as beeu sack ever since.
 A car of sugar destined for W i. jams was at Ash Fork yesterday morning. It was theL only twenty two miles from lts des' lation, but on account of the burn'j tunnel, n order to get to Williams IL was sent down on the S F. F ds P railroad and after leaving Ash Fork and be- fore reaching Williams, 1t will hare travelled l,l50 miles, rO get that twenty-two miles.
 A man by the name of James Lackey shot a man at Winslow lasi Wednesday morning in a deml monde district. He was bound over to the grand jury and required to furnish a bond oi Sl,O0O. Constable Williams was to have taken Lackey to the county jail at Holbg0ok, but before the train arrived, Lackey had made his escape, and he IS now at large.
 Lieutenants Shuttleworth and Carmichael have gone on their sur yeying tour in the southwestern part of the territory. The part of the territory to be covered by them is from the 18th meridian west a1d from about the 33d parallel south. The survey is q typographical one for military purposes only. In ad- dition to giving the topography of the country they will give the loea- ton of roads aud trails aud oi springs, wells and othar water. it will require several days to com plete the work.
 The Si Perkins Company was greeted with a full house last night. A condition prevailed in the opera house which Is rarely seeD, too, that is that all the seats ,re taken and standing room oaly' was the order. The company Is an excellent one. too. The play last night was "Uu- cle Daniel, or a Messenger From Jarvis Station" IL had been pre- viouslY been given here, but tbe production last night was fuli of interest 10 all, and gave excellent satisfaction. The cimpany made a decided hit at last nights play aad the success Of their engagement here IS assured.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
sIOo Reward sIOo.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that sci ence has been able to cure in all its stages. and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Gure is the only positive cure known to the medical fra;er- nity. Catarrh being a constitu- tional disease, requires constitu- tional treatment. Halls CatarTh Cure is taken internally, acting di- rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de- stroying the foundation of the dis ease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address,
 F. J. CHENEY x Co, Toledo, O.
 Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
scaools of Painting.

The Munich Jugend has discovered five new signs by which to detect the school to which painter belongs. CD If he paints the sky gray and the grass green, he belongs to the good old classic al school t2) If he paints the sky blue and tho grass green, he is a realist. (S) If ho paints the sky green and the grass blue. he is an inlpressionist. (4) If be paints the sky yellow and the grass p01ple, ke is a coiorist. (5) If be paints the sky black and the grass red, he shows the possession of great decorative talent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
Iu1he Bus.nrs. t. ,.rid.

Wilt R. Beatty, photograper; tent south e1doi NcJorn.ck stre.' West Prescott. One picture, 2 cents. ie9tf
 Dr. A. ALLDERDICE las re gently introduced vITALIzED AIR fof the painless extraction oi teeth. it is the latest inveuti,n known to dentistry and is absolutely painless and harmless under any aud ali icon litions and does not eudsuFer the patients liie. ;f
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
sarah rernhs-,lt.. Y..t Inonme.

In 25 years Mime. Sarah Bernhardt has, 1t IS announced, been paid $I, 00O,- 900 for her exCTGCns on the stage. In tue last ten yeaTs her average gains have been sec, 900 year; in the last five, cI0C, oC0. Yet in 1s72, at the Odccn theGtoT. she earned only $40 8 month.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
Good 1iIaes

Have come to those whom Hoods Sarsaparilla have cured of scrofula, ca srrh. dyspepsia, theumatism, weak nerves, or slne .; per form of impure blood.
 Hoods Pills are the only pills 10 take with Hoods Sarsaparilia. Easy yet efficient.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
taratrhinlhe Head.

That troublesome and disgusting disease. may oe entirely cured by a thorough course of HoOd's Sarsapa- g..il. tte %u purife-.
 Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache, iudS SestiaG, billiousness. All druggists, 25c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
To BousekeePers.

4 nice thing for the cold season is uew kind of Brown China, with white liuiug. Ii can be used on the stove aud Is nee enough to put on the table. 4 variety of useful styles and the prices are right. At
 jlSx6 WOosTER's.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
Pr sale orLea.e.

Tc lease for from three to five years, blacksmith shop and feed corfaii, a. Five Points. Phenix. A good opening. Owner retiring from business. JAS. MCCARTHY, Box 4I3. 2hmnix. l-I2x12
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
Fur CspeLost.

\ far cape vss lost recently be- tween tha Methodist church and PicasaH street. The finder will plesse return 10 lhis office. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
Fnr fs-u

Alhambra Cafe and lodging house; two offices over Prescott National Bank; north half of brick building next to Mining Exshange; one room south of Mining Exchange.
 je22 LEVI BASHFoRD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
At-. -. Lnnnd-r

Next door to Stephens & Hoover mea; ma ket. Cortez street. Spec ial rates oa family washing by the week or month. All work carefully done o2Sm1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
Welcome ct Lcast.

EU1e Flaywnght-And what did hank of Uy climax?
 -.5tle lt was very welcome. e.-Scok dsA NigLtz
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
LEVI DASHFohD.
TostI

A garnet stone enclosed in a gold retting. Iseturn to this office. A seward will be paid 6nder. j6t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02

Fresh candies at Aiken < Robin son q
 Fine mixed drinks of all kinds at the Winsor. RoEOaL, & GRlFFIN lessees. o2tf
 Oak wood for sale by Jaho Bryant. Box 352, Prescott s21tf
 For strictly 6rst-ciass dental work at lowest prices. call on Dr. A ALJ DERDICE. the Prescott dentist.
 A car load of Curtice Bros. canned goods has arrived at Shepard & Kastner's. r29tf
 Why wear old broken or III fitting plates when you can have new ones made and guaranteed to fit al a small cost by pr. A. ALLDERDICE
 Rokohl, & Griffin the popular lesees of Hotel Winsor, are expo rienced men. First class aceomo- dations and service. o2tf
 EGF MONET REFUNDED IF ARIZONA FAILS TO CURE YOU IF TAKEN AS Dr. REcTED. FoR SALE BY PRESLEY, THE DRUeGIsT, PRESCOTT. ARIz-
 Caledonian coal is the best and cheapest. Delivered to any part Of town. Leave orders with B. H. Weaver.
 WANTED.-Four wook choppers right away. Call at the Winsor hotel. jan 17dt6,
 Mrs. Brownlee, dressmaker, has removed to one door east of Gold waters store, to the building for merly occupied by Mrs. Shurtleff Patronage solicited. oltf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
I.nst Refnr. ChrIstmas.

silver pin in the shape of a heart. The finder will please re. turn to this office and receive re- ward. l-I3t6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
; IrafIrn tHanIrd

Position as h0usekeeper wanted by first class cook Address "M.," this office. F 20tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
Ten Dollars Remari.

On or about December I2, mitch
 COW belonging to the undersigned strayed from Senator mining camp, description as follows: La %, red and white spetted COW, about ten years old, branded 5 c on left hip. A reward of Sl0 will be paid for her return to J. T. Shull's livery stable, Prescott, or.to the Senator mining camp. Mas. H. R. HUMPHREY. l-26tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02

Miss Aoa Subers' condition con tinues to improve.
 W. H. Clark, the Williamson val. ley stockman, is in town.
 Woodmen meet tonight a full at- tendance IS requested.
 Albert Penny, of Los Gstos, Cali fornia, is a guest of Hotel BuEke.
 Deputy Sheriff Jack Nelson. ol Crowned King, was in town today
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
ISELIN'S MISSION ABROAD.
REPORT OF THE FORMATION OF A NEW
CUP-DEFENDER SYNDICATE.
RECENT VISITS TO NAT HERREsHOFF-MH
AND MRS. IsEILNs TRIP TO EUROPE
TAKEN AFTER A CONFERENCE AT
THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.
fBY TELEGRAPH THE TRTBUNEl
Providence. Jan. 2S.-C. Oliver Isen Of De-
fender fame. sailed for Europe this week. It is
reported. on a mysterious mission looking to the
future protection Of the Americas Cup He goes
abroad as the active head Of a syndicate as
powerful that which paid for the last interna-
tonal race winner and he also represents the
New-York Yacht Club
There is n sudden and unusual stir among
the leading yachtsmen Of the country in this
direction. Just what the movement means few
outside OF the executive officers Of the New-York
Yacht Club know. They have worked quietly
and secretly. and Mr. Iselin has gone abroad
with good deal OF caution. Twice th-s month
he has been visitor at Bristol and on January
II he was at the HerreshoNs' boat building
yards for half day. He had long talk with
Captain NAT" Herreshof. and when he depart
ed 1t was with the understanding that he should
visit Europe Immediately for the purpose Of
looking over the latest racing yachts on the
other side.
Mr lselln had more than object In visiting
Bristol. The chief one. however, was to ascer-
tain the exact condition Of things at the Her
reshoff shops. and to learn from Nat" HERES
hoff personally IL the firm could put up another
winner WIN all tne latest IDEAS In racing ma
chimes.
Ar 1selin. after leaving Bristol. Immediately
communicated with the members of the cup
defender syndicate In NewYork conference
between him and others took place In New-York
on Sunday. and the New-York Yacht Clubs
Executive Committee met Tuesday. 1t was
decided at these conferences that Mr.. Iseln
and any others he might select should make a
visit to Europe on matters connected with the
defence Of the cup Though he had much i'm
portant business in this country. he decided to
make the trip His departure this week was
made in company with other prominent New
Workers. Mrs. Isen is also OF the party. Mr..
Iselin will be absent about four five weeks
and will go TO England. Scotland and the Medi-
terranean
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
SALE or THE ROAD ORDERED.
A NEW COMPANY LIKELY TO ACQUIRE THE Ball
TTMORE AND WASHINGTON ELEc-
TRIO RAILWAY.

baltimore. Jan. 2s (SpeciaD.-Judge Wickes. OF
the Baltimore Court. has decided to sign decree
for the sale Of the Columbia and Maryland Rail-
road the proposed electric railway between Balu-
and Washington The road has been in the
courts under various forms Of litigation for some
time Messrs. Widener and Elki1s and others Of
tho traction syndicate were at one time interested
in IT, Nicholas Bond is TO be continued receiver
William L. Marbury. trustee under the first and
second mortgages. vii! conduct the sale The prop
critics includer controlling interests In the Belt
Railroad and Soldiers Home Railway, both of
Washington; the Maryland and Washington Rail
road stock and bonds Of the Catonsville short
line steam railroad. power-houses, etc. 1t is said
that the Baltimore Security and Trading Company
has liens the properties to the extent of over
5000 oc) The road is completed from Washington
to Laurel. company OF New-Yo Philadelphia
and Baltimore capitalists will. II is understo be
formed to buy the several lines and organize a new
company
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
ALLEGED ATTEMPTS AT BRIBERY.
WAS OFFERED TO HIM TO VOTE
FOR HANNA

Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 3.-Representative John c.
Otis. OF Cincinnati. to-day testified that he met r.
H. Boyce. OF New York. In Room 22s of the Glib
House. Cincinnati and that Royce promised
him office by appointment Of President Mckinney
to make It extraordinarily profitable for him to
vote FOR Mr. Hanna for United States Senator Mr.
Otis says he referred Mr.. Boyce to his attorney
7. c. Campbell. OF Cincinnati Mr. OTIS subse-
quently met Mr.. Campbell. who showed him 81 900
which he said he got from Mr. Boyce Later. ac-
cording to Mr.. Otis. Mr. Campbell received $3.50
more. and vas promised the remainder OF $1,000
In Columbus. Mr. Campbell told Mr. Otis this
money received, or to be received 10 be given
TO him for Mr. Hanna
Mr. Campbell. taking the stand producad
81, 100, which. he said. he received from Mr. Ro,,ra
10 be given to Mr.. OTIS II he voted for Mr. Hanna
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PETITIoNED
WELL KNOWN FIRMS ANXIOUS ABOUT AMERICAN
rp .nLNG ERLAu4EGES IL CHINA.

TRADING PRIVILEGES ~ CHINA
The appended petition in regard to the situation
in China was presented yesterday TO the Chamber
Of Commerce Committee on Foreign Commerce and
the Revenue Laws. OF which Gustav H. Schwab Is
chairman with a view TO its consideration by that
committee in advance OF the regular meeting or the
Chamber on Thursday next.
The slgncrs include. among many other firms. rep
resentatives OF Frazar & Co.. Carter. Macy " Co..
John f. Ward. the H. p. Clahln Company. China
and Japan Trading Company d.mited). George +.
seward G. 7. Huntington the Standard oil Com
nanv the American Trading Company, Wheel
wright Eldredge * Co.. Woodward. Baldwin & Co,
T. H. Sampson, Smith, Hogg X Gardiner. Bliss.
Fahyan & CO., Cai!in & Co. and Deering. Milliken
q Co.
The purpose OF the signers IL 10 induce the Cham
hor ~ Commerce to bring to the attention OF the
President OF The United States and the Department
NJ Stale the pressing importance OF taking such
stens AS may be sufficient to safeguard the COM
rnerc,al rights and interests which have been
cured for American citizens in China under the
most favored nation clauses Of treaties made with
,b.t Empire and which now threatened by the
aggressive policy of certain European Powers.
This the petition:
To the Chamber Of Commerce OF the state Oh
New-Iork:
,rn undersigned merchants manufacturers and
o,hrs interested in the large and rapidly growing
export and import trade ~ the United states IN
the Empire OF China. believing that ihe movements
of t.urou.an Powers. recently occurring and likely
10 further occur within the territory 9t sIch hm-
,;-e fleet and may ultimately prove highly dctri-
mental the trade priviies' no" enjoyed there by
American tzcs rh"rL 'l'.t '~iStius ti,, iEnoh @
arce narypS Of The state Of NewYork to consider and
+" take such immediate action IN the premises az
m NAV be deemed expodient and proper. to the end
that the present situation may be brouSn To- me at
and that the important commercial interests Of the
United state ,9gg,neT T Thina u NAV Se dlv and
promptly further saf' af'guhrdeo.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

GOVERNORS ISLAND NEEDED FOR FORTS.
GENERAL MILES OPPOSES THE PROJECT TO
TRANSFER 1T TO THIS CITY FOR PARK.

GENERAL MILES OPPOSES THE PROJECT ~
TRANSFER 1T TO THIS CITY FOR PARK.
Washington. Jan. 2s.-General Miles. with the
Endorsement Of the Secretary OF War. has maze
a report to Congress strongly disapproving the Dill
10 transfer Governors Island TO New-York CITY
n public park General Miles says the Govern
ment has occupied the island for over one hundren
years. and millions Of dollars have been expended
1t for forts sea walls and other public WORKS
THE island" ne says. ''is Of great National I'M
porance and should under no consideration ne
Abandoned a military station. AT the present
time. when swift ships Of war and forpedo-poa's
may be able under cover Of fogs or smoke 10 pass
the lower forts IT Is Of vital Importance that Gov
. ernor's Island be held and armed with rapid-rre
guns and with mortars to destroy any such as may
succeed in eludng the vigilance OF the forts pe-
low. Otherwise the enemy's ships might land
the foot OF Wall Street Brooklyn Bridge
and destroy place under tribute the metropolis
of the United States. The United states Govern
ment has stored in range OF the guns OF
Governors Island s14s 1000 OF gold and silver
and the island is the nearest and only aVailaoie
spot where troops he regularly stationed 10
give the requisite protection to the Treasury ana
other Government property In and near New 1ork
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
CANADIAN DEFENCE or THE GREAT LAKES
4 NAVAL, MILITIA TO BE FORMED THE FISH
FRY PROTECTION FLEET TO BE THE
BASIS OF THE PLAN

Ottawa ont Jan 2S-Sir Louis Davies Minister
NJ Marine Is planning active steps for the forma-
ton Of a force Of Canadian naval militia for
vice the Great Lakes.
1t IS semi-ofically stated that the chief reasons
for prompt action the recent dispatch Of the
training-ship Yantlc to Detroit for use by the
United States Naval Militia and the Bristol speech
Of Sir Michael Hicks Beach. in which ne expressed
the opinion that Canada has not sufficiently con
,ributed 20 the burden Of imperial defense.
The basis OF the projected plan Will be the fishery
protection feet. which organized ten years ago
,yhon The United States abrogatcd the fishery
clouse Of the Washington Treaty. The fleet has
since been doing patrol duty on the Atlantic Coast
and the Great Lakes IL consists Of eight armed
sfec vessels and couple Of schooners The crews
81 these vessels are employed only during eight
months Of the year For the remaining time they
,ill probably be kept under pay and training thus
forming the nucleus Of volunteer naval reserve
;rrainirg schools for the Labrador and Lake ports
a re- part Of the programme These viii be estab-
I,eha1 az soon possible.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
NEW-YORK LAWYER THE PLAINTIFF.

Indianapolis Jan. rs O5peclaD-H NJ. la Toilette
came from Tennessee 20 this city few days ago
ana was arrested to-day on a warrant caused 10 40
ISSUED by James c. Dill OF the firm o. Dlll 0'Y-
Hour Kellogg Of New-York to secure hs "P-
FeaIance 10 answer questions in proceedings sup
Elemental 10 execution Of judgment which was
returned unsatisfcd. La Toilette gave D'iu L"
eIpear before the Superior Court Of this county
next Friday He was at one time Superintendent,
VI Public Instruction for Indiana. He after"arp
went to Nes-Yo and Interested Ia s$Verh!
ttarge transactions He became indebted 10 James
-, DlN for S5.SS5 Dill secured a judgment Tor S ,iiT
nnOunt In the court Of this county, ana htthc-ru
ponds belonging to La Toilette La foielte oD
tddined the bonds from Dll on the alleeed sd1,,nF
.tndt ne would raise money on thcil am sa''St
the judgment. Dill declares that La Follctte o'u
oot come back with either bonds or money
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
ALL IN THE FAMILY, ANYHOW.
HOW ONE SMITH COMES TO REPLACE ANOTHER
AZ POSTMASTER AT WORCESTER. N. Y.


Oneonta y Y Jan. 2s.-When President Mckin-
lev on January q nominated David Sands Smith az
postmaster at Worcester. y. Y. 1t caused general
surprise In Otsego County as II was not known 'na'
this Mr. Smith was a candidate. Henry H. smith
had had 4 petition signed by n majority or the
Republican patrons OF the postof'ice. ana had the
Endorsement OF Supreme Court Justice Mattce the
Count. Committee and others. Justice Mattice at
once telegraphed Congressman David F. WILDER 70
meet Senate. Platt and himself In New-fo orK'
There II was learned that neither the senator hor
the Congressman knew anything OF the appointment
or how II came to be made.
Justice Mattice and Congressman Wiloer went 10
WASHINGTON had an interview with the Postmaster
General and saw the papers upon which the Presl-
dent had acted The petition had not single sig
nature from Worcester but contained about lorey
names Of Washington men. The papers also con con
tained what purportei TO be letter ironl ,,'-
eressman Wliber to the President recommending
David Sands Smith for the place T1e C9hgress,la,. @
declared Il a forgery. Suspicion pointed 10 d nh,I
named Patrick who had been employed ny t.t t.s
Toneressnan as n clerk Patrick. confronted WIN
committed the forgery, saying that ne du !. as a. "a
ioke He left the city that night and has not sl'ice
been ,,z.,oo M,..,ca
Postmaster-Cieneral Gary assured justice Nau.iG 1S
and Congressman Wilber that the name OF DaSnr 49,
{ smith would be recalled, and yesterday tle o'neI
smith Henry H. Smith, was announced aS the
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29

SERIOUS CONFLICT At KIAO-CHAU.
TWELVE CrrINAMEN ALSO LOSE THEIR LIVES
FOUNDATION OF FURTHER GERMAN
DEMANDS ON CHINA.

DEMANDS ON CHINA.
Shanghai. Jan 2S.-A dispatch from Che-
Foo 70 the "Mercury' Of Shanghai. gives de-
tails Of the assassination of e. German sailor
named Schulz. belonging TO the cruiser Kaiser
while outpost duty at Tsimo. the extreme
German post In Kiao-Chau Bay. The crime
which was committed by Chinese rabble on
Monday night last, rot discovered untll
three men OF the corporals guard were making
the rounds In order to relieve the sentries Then
Schulz was discovered, his head having been
severed from his body The relieving guard
was directly afterward attacked by hundred
natives. and, after a stubborn fight 1t Is re-
ported that all the sailors were killed. Twelve
natives were killed during the fighting.
1t Is added that. IN consequence Of the out
rage. the greatest excitement prevails at Kiao-
Chau. and 1t is believed the incident will form
the basis of further German demands upon
China
London. Jan 29-A dispatch from Shanghai
says the German Admiral threatens to take
strong measures in regard to the killing or
the German sailors.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-29
COLD SNAP IN NORTH NFW-YORk.
REPORTS OF KEEN WEATHER ALSO RP'EIVED
FROM NEIGHBORING STATES.

saratoga Y Y lar. 28-The mercury has fallen
greatly n Saratoga and the Adirondack region
since yesterday The figures below zero follow;
Saratoga Springs Il. Schuylervile and Fort Ed
ward. Ii. Saltwater. &c. WaTensburg and Luzerne'
y; Rock Ci,y Falls and Moth Greek. zo' HIue
Mountain Lake, 23: Saranac Lake 26 Schrooh
Lake p
The present winters snowfall In Saratoga ana
Vie AororGacks up to date reaches nfty-tWo ana
oae-haN inches The entire snowfall last winter
YVES only nifty inches.
Malone, \. Y. Jan &-This was one OF the coo-
est Gays Of the winter in this section OF the S'ate
NE thermometer registering IS degrees below zero
Hanoyer y H.. Jan 2s-The weather IN TINS ssc- t
nSs ~, last night and early this morning VIZ i nc
'sred temperature OF "a degrees below zero -
rbaAgor Ne. Jan. 2s-A cold wave pasSeu s oNcr
o9~n as low as u below zero At O'Clock AZ .
oSlock the mercury stood at below. lteports lylu
vhef places IN this part Of the state indlcA'e tia'
Ae temperature was as low az In this CITY.