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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08
BlSBEE JOTTINGS BIsBRE, Japusry2 2, 1898. COVERINGS.

One year more will see the dawn oi the 20th century.
 Mrs. William K,ng lsft on this morninss trais for Tonbstone.
 The ofYirsrs arc still hunting for Grsvson the murderer sf Tou,in bu' up 10 this time failed to capture him.
 Cards arc ont announcing the mar- risge of Miss Mollis Lemon to E. F. Powles, to take place ct Pearce on Jan 18th.
 WIT. Mead who arrived from Cali- fornia few days ago left this norn- for the Mead & Short Ranch in Sonora going b. team.
 Miss Minnie Davis left on this morning. train to resume her duties ss teacher ss FsirbsHt. having spent the holidsys in Bisbse.
 Dr. Carleton arrived from Nacassri yesterday and will take Dr Gre. ms placs with the Co. during D: Greene trip to the coast fer bis health.
 Mrs. V. R. Stiles and little daughter Beatrice left on this morning. trsin for Fsirtank where they will soend . few days a the gussts of Mrs Chs.. Heath.
 Several robb-ries were comm tied in town shs pact few niahts. Mrs Blewett. On Main Street. being the heaviest loser. the store being broke in- to and over $20O worth of go de stolen.
 A good many stayed up to vel eme the New Year in. At the hour of l2 midni gh, of the 31 o' Dec. Rocksts were shot. bombs fired and as tha neise died away the band played few airs from the plszs.
 Work on the upper story of tho Co sore is progressing rapiily. The work is tsipg pushed forward rapidly e possible @ tho rooi is entirely oRsn and should . storm come up would cause serious trouble.
 Our genial grocery merchant V c. Med,govich had the misfortune to be thrown from hi. wagon the other day falling on his face and brui.inz ono eye and cheek badly, but we are glad to say no henes were broken.
 The miners will now have to play the picked nine eaptsined bv Editor Howe before they can claim the cbamp D on.hip. This gsms vill be played on the new grounds in Bisbee Washiugton'. birthday provided the grounds are finished in time.
 Those having teams will do we'll to make bid for the work of smoothing of the hsll ground on Quality Hill. Several sealed bids are already in. The bids will he opened at . cert.in place. (which will re chosen and pub lished) all bidders to he present, and ths lowest bidder gets i, unless all tids are rejected. Bids will be opened on the eve ming of Jan 9th.
 The game between the Miners and Carmen played New Yesrs dsy wac witnessed by sevsral hundred. The miners were again victorier. Following is the make ur of the hines and the scsre:
 MINERS POSITIONS CARMEN. pitcher. .... Allison Brandee. .... catcher. Nichols Twoomey -. let. base. Baldwin Walters. Pad. base. =. Locking Chandler. 3rd. base. .Kier Broome. short stop. ..... Cornsl Gibson. .... center field .. .Munch Kelly. nigh field. Wick.trom Henderson. left fisl:. Harrington INNINGS. Il 2 3 5 6 ' 6 9
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

Conyr se Ltfsrd an Lnrr hi.as- trous fire Snn"sy m rning. in which several thousand dollars worth of property wss destro. ed. There were to lives lost
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

s!The Globe Times reports iha. Arc hie Cameron. with 600 sheen, and John Nelson & Co, with 15,0Oo. got caugh. Tn tn. nrf untaira by the snow and that most O. the sheep is belieyed
 to have perithed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

The fnterlri.e ca al l. b,irg push. ei on the Cils Es,l Y. nere hes been mile of trench dug to th- depth of f fee; ant 9 feet wife at the bot tom
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

Copp-r ks' ps steady at sbo ut thirs. en eents, while lead i. quoted st 3 65 and 80
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08
A GOOD INVESTMENT. ].

One that will afford pleas ure for an ordinary lifetime and retain a commercial value even after many years of use is thelpurchase of a
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

Frsrk Hwker, "A cle-k in Hasan'- store, Clifto;.. .hot and killed himself on Chr,s mas day
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

F. NJ. Mckay Iu,ed day rem Bisb and greeted by many old Tomb-tore friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08
WEBER PIANO

The same intelligence and solidity of construction. pure musical and sympathetic tone. combined with greatest power, which have character ized the WEBER since its complete triumph over all competition in 1876, are marked in even a greater degree in the
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

Mrs. Win. King and daue hter arrived today from the custom house on short tav.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

Thn.. Vaughn wns B., be- srrivrl being sccomisn'ed by prisoner for 'he cOun'v "aaia
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

The following is the school ar- portionment for the various school districts in this county as implied bv School Supt. Bradley:-
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

To Cure COnsI.paGhoa forsvs.. Take cascsrets Candy Cathartic. l0c CT 25c ! c. c. 2. fail to cure. drugg.sts refund roucs
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sa.1nsEU x F ns EUy Eg EO2

t vii arrest loss of flesh and ,estore to 6 normal condition the nfant, tnc child and ths adult. It aill crrioh she bicod of tie anelnic; s :.l step the cough, heal the irrita- ;oa of the throat and lungs, and :ur. incip:snt consumption. We make th;s statement tccauss the :xPsg;encs cf twenty-five ysars has ,rovsn it in tens Of thcusands of ta.ssS. B: srre .yon ecs SCOTT'S E~aisioH.
 5oe. sad sI.co all Gsug sis;s.
 SCOTT 5s BOVINE, Chemis:s New York.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

To-rac for Fifty Cents. GLara5 'cd tobacco habit cure makes wesh mea -i:O :, b.ooa pure soc. q. All drueg.sts
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

TIE year 1899 pronises much for Cechiss county. Keep our eye on the banner mining county of the terri tory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08
VIhat is Scott's
 sassgIS sion?

!. IS < strengthening food and tcnic, remarkable in its flesh-sorm- ing properties. It contains Cod L;vc- Cl erlulsifisd or partially 5:ecsted, combined with the well Known and highly prized HyPo- pt.csc:lites of Lime and Soda, SO shat tliair rotsncy is materially -n:eeaG-5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

'o 'V'' HE" Smcse four Iffs Awsy
 TO quit tohaceo easily and forever. be mag selic iuli of lie. nerve and yi,yor, take No-T., bac. She wonder. worker. that makes wal, u,. Strong. All druggists. 5nc or ST, Care ruaraa teed booalet and sample free Addres, sssTlnS Remedy Co .as.o C, New Ys,n
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08


 Notes of the esme-Although the games of bail which were played Christmas day, New Years day were not what could bs called ball playing, still it showed that some very good playsrs can be picked for c go q strong ball team. The playing CT Twoomey and Walters for the miner-, end Jim Munch and Will Allisou for the carmen were excellent. That one handed stop of . hst liner by Walters and the running catch of foul by T~oomsy was fine. both men doing some hard hitting.
 BIsBEE, January, 4 1859.
 COVERINGS.
 "A Hired Girl" Js billed at the Opsrs House for Saturday evening. Rough Rider J. Foster Is laying -oE from the mine for few days on co count of poor health.
 II you wish to know whs the busi- ness men of Bisbee are. watch the adds ia sbe Bisbee depsrtnent. Rough Rider Chas. Webb is taking . Icy s6 from the mine, and is spend-
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

,, D.v, cure liver ills; easy to AfOOO i1iS take. easy to operate. 2Ss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-01-08

ing his time on the Eris Cattle Co.'S ranch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
EARTH's DISTANT CORNERS.

The Congo river has st one place g waterfalls within distance of i54 miles.
 There are about 70 disunct tribes among the natives of the Philippines The Moros are the most bloodthirsty sayages known
 \ custom peculiar 70 Bnddhists is that Of wandering about the cooEAry with hammer and ehiesel. and carving holy symbols upon rocks by the wry- side
 The contempt for money and trade characteristic of Japan has lost much of it's force. Merchants have risen in social standing and have even advanced 10 the peerage
 Far away from civilization gesture language is stiI extsnt in Australia Some Of the tribes possess such an eN- celleui code that it Is almost as efficien; as the spoken language.
 The young people in Tahiti have 6 custom of conversing with flowers. similar to that of the orientals Han engaged couple have euarreled the girl will separate the flower partially down the center-one-haf is intended to represent the man. the other half the woman-snd it is meant 'o imply that, though separate bodies. they are joined together at the heart. r the lover takes the flower end puts it in his hair it is a sign that he wishes 10 make it up fl he tears i; asunder it is 6 token that he has lost his love for her and wishes to be entirely separated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
wHiR OF THE WHEEL

The Irish Cyelist Says thAt As old farmer quiesly watched a whselFnaa tose control of his mount ard go over a wall. machine and al. and then rv- marked. Well. wsll' And 90 tfsy can make them Leap n0w,~
 The very latest thing which has hssu attempted ik a game Of billiards ca bseyeiss. Two Chicago gentlemen played 8 game Of billiards whilsi mounted on bicycles it is stated that ihs stakes were slo 8 side, and the rules expressly forbade either player ,o rrst his Tuaehine aFsius; anything whlist making hls stroke
 The largest bicycle ever bulltwHs the product of an American caacerT. and was built for advertising purF-oses The framework wss made of EiS-iuch tubing The wheels had cifcumfrr- euce of 8s feet. and we're hitro Niih siuglr-tube tires ls inches in dianas ter Half a d0teu men coald readily md room on the gigantic saddle
 some time ago we chronicled the ease Of the young man Who nearly killed himself by sndeavoriuF to riee ao3 sue cessiye centuries one each day Al other fool has assumed ths mantle he proposes to ride 100 miles aHy Tor an entire ycar-or untl hv col.aPses- There Is no wSy oi restraining such iTi. lows. they must learn ia the school 9i experience like all other fools
 It is probable tha, no further attempt win be made to iuporf foreign cycling champions to this country fasir rA pericuces have not been vsry pheasant T. as thsy arr outciassed by oar o'sn rle- rls. Many will donhtless come ia the future. but uoi under the miauageneni of any Of the associations HervafteT the foreign riders will pay their own exprnses-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
IN THE STORE WINDOWS

Many fancy eolored straw hats Modern and antique rugs at special pziees
 New cheviot shirt waists in man-like goods.
 Boleros of heavy black. white or cream lace
 Washable hsbatsis ih sli waves and shades
 A profusiou Of nets for millinery trimmings
 PopIiu mixtures and tWo-toned gran iie suitings
 Broehs bayadere striped and checked giughams
 Picking chifonettes in al eolorH showing cluster eords
 Ombre iafetas with satin stripes and dots interwoNsu.
 Special aisle-tsble sales of sterling silver toilet articles
 Venetian tailored suits with the new short. pointed jacket.
 Round-ioed. masculine looking boots for women's wear.
 Wash shirt waists made of finely tucked sheer materials
 SofI-fnished organdies in an mex haustibie range of patterns.
 Fancy ribbon belts with various forms of buckles attached
 Broad displays Of new glnghams rep reseuting all the best designs.
 Printed piques in various eombins- tons of white and some color.
 Many brilliant golf espes in shades of red and new blues. plaid lined.
 Many dotted crepons of Eight weight in gray and beige shades only Dry Goods Economist
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
MORBID CURIOSITY.
There Were Many Instances of It at the Hotel Windsor Fire "a
 New York.

Some of the many instances recorded at the scenes at and after the great Hotel Windsor fire bear directly upon subject which has long interested stu- dents of the human brain The New York police department had much to contend with during those awful three days; vet of all the troubles reported. it was neither thieves nor mobs, but morbidly curious women who made their lives a bore. No one has ever sat ,sfactorily explained why the weaker sex should lean 10 the gloomy; yet they do. as the popularity of such novelists as Corelh will testify. The news of the fire had scarcely reached the suburbs, and many of the engines had not vet reached the scene, declares a Broad way officer. when hundreds of women. # all ages, classes and conditions. 1f the parade for miles along to take in such a sight as Q holocaust of perhaps 100 souls. Nothing short of actual force could keep them back, the falling walls themselves seemed to have no terror. The next day it was even worse. as all were bent upon seeing the mutilated bodies. They would stand for hours, one, two and three squares away, to see a plain dead box go by on a wagon. They endeavored Co eyade the police by every art known to their kind. and when an officers back was turned slipped by with the stealth of hardened criminals. One well-dressed woman, hearing that stump, or an arm, or some such thing, had been unearthed, fairly climbed the shoulders of the crowd to see it pass. Another, an old German woman. pushed her way through the struggling mob and actual ly reached the box, into which she stared with fascinating eyes. Yet the majority of them would undoubtedly faint at the sight Of a finger cut.-Cin- cinnati Enquirer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
Chicken Situation in Alaska.

The chickens that are brought from the Sound to Alaska in the summer time have a hard time to decide as to the retiring hour, that is those that are fortunate enough to keep their heads at all. This sea son of all-the-time daylight bOthers the gentlemen hens in a coop next door to the editors residence every night, and their remarks have just about worked up the famished editor to making a visit to their domicile with a gunny sack. There will be one yaller-leg less in the neighborhood, and the dominic won't get him either.-Sksgway Nugget.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
SOME CURIOUS PATENTS.

X novel idea in the tea and coffee line recently patented consists in placing enough of the article for one brewing m small porous sack and attaching 1t 10 metal weight. which sinks 10 the bottom of the pot when dropped in.
 An Ohio woman has patented tea kettle attachment which will prevent il from swinging around against the hand when tilted to pour out the water. a piece of wire being secured tO the side of the kettle and extended to the han de.
 Fish are easily caught by the use of new spring hook comprising 8 single piece of wire bent 10 form spring at the center. with barbed hooks at the ends. the latter being crossed when the hook is set and spreading apart when taken by the fish.
 A FrenchmsR has patented com position for closing punctures in pneu- matte tires. consisting of gutta- -perchA, a balsam. birdlime, turpentine, a sat urated solution of celluloid and Soly- eut to prevent the mass from harden ing inside the tire.
 A Georgian has patented driving bit which can be used to give medical treatment tO the animal. the center of the bit being hollow. with screw-thread- ed ends. to which flexible bulbs can be attached to contain medicameni, dis charging it into the horseismouth.
 Flies and other insects are eNter- minated by a Missourian's unique de vice. a small lamp being suspended over a tub of water, with vertical screens on opposite sides of the flame againS; which the insects strike as they at tempt to circle around the light, falling into the water and drowning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
PREsCoTT.s PROSPERITY.
Mary Buildings Being Erected New
 Wateruorks a Success.

Mary Buildings Being Ereeted.-NeS~
 water~orks a Success.
 Territorial Secretary C. II. Akers returned last night from Pre-, cott, where he spent the preceding two days greeting his friends and visit ing bis family. He says Prescott Is enjoying a season ot unprecedented prosperity and that a building boom Is on There is perhaps more actlv- ity m the erection of business houses than has been the case be fore ln the history ot the city, but building of 6ne residences seems to almost a fad these days. An ex- peuslve one, perhaps. but for those who eau afford lt, one that will eventually repay hig interest on the investment.
 Both East Prescott and West Prescott are rapidly building lp and the houses are of nature that adds great credit to the city, as well as being valuable and salable prop critics for theIr owners.
 Speaking of the new waterwOrks, Mir. Akers sad they were proving a great success, so far, The city has had series of difficulties to en- counter in finding a feasible and practical system, but st last seems to be on the right track. The pres ent year is the first season for twenty-five years that Granite creek has been absolutely dry. As the water has heretofore been pumped from this stream and its tributaries to the reservoir it may be imagined wha; hardships have been eXper- fenced for the lack of this very necessary fluid.
 But something bad to be done and a plan was finally agreed upon which Is proving very satisfactory. 4 big well was sunk, probably twenty or more feet deep an the south bank of Granite creek north ot the city, near where the old P. x A. C. depot formerly stood. A tunnel was then run through the bed rock and across the channel of Granite creek Tor the purpose of supplying the well. In the roof uf the tunnel hOles were bored up through the bed rock and covered ovrr by filters. Since the completion of the tunnel, m this, the dryest season for years, there has been an abundance of water and the only trouble now IS Co get the water pipes in place fast enough 10 accom- mOdate the puclIC.
 But the work Is being pushed aud a goodly number ot men are en- gageu in laying new mains and lat erals Tho water Is being pumped by temporary machiuers and as soon as possible the old pumping plant will be moved over to the new well and arrangements completed for a thorough water works system. The water vii, bee pumped Co the big reservoir oa the hill, which will be covered over and protested both from coujamiustio and eyap0Ia ti0n.
 Since the usv water supply has been developed there Is an abuui- ance of water and although the sea son has been unusually dry it Is tbe first time in wears that users have not been requested 10 shu. of their hvdrauts from tune tn 'fme lu order to provide agsIuSt scarcity oi water. -paenix Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
FOYER AND GREEN ROOM.

IL is said Edna Nay is to have thea ter in London. so great has become her popularity over there
 \ great Wagner opera house is so be built in London. Ii Is also to serve for standard performances of Shakes peare's plays,
 Louie Freear is London actress whc who has come to i'll an engagement ib this country. She made a tremendou. hit as a se7ant in ''oh, susanna." play ing a typical London slavey. to the de light of the audiences.
 Mrs. Kendall tells a story of her first appearance on the stage: Tt was in the character of blind child, but when l got or the stage forgot all my blind ness when l caught sight of my nurse and called out 10 her: Mary. do you see my new shoes?' This is the legend and possibly it is true, for have a. ways had the love of expressing strong. y and promptly what felt"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.
A spider can Hy. ten months without

A spider can Hvs ten months without ood
 is estimated that there are aso.ooo sheep within a radius of 100 miles ot Belle Fourehe, x D. welding annually eooo.gao pounds of wool
 Los Angeles q. s. Al draws its eiec- tricity from a turbulent mountain river go miles away. The l2.0oo horse power runs street cars and machinery. and supplies the city with light and heat.
 By means of a photograph, made with a vibrating lens. NIT F H. Glew. Of Lon don. has calculated the time of light ming fash. it comes out oue-nintecnth of a second. The calculation is based upon the multiple image in the pho tograpas and the rate of vibration of the lens. The time applies. Of course. only to the particular flash that was photographed.
 The vatican observatory has recently issued volume five Of its -Pubblica- zioni~ lt forms a volume Of SIS pages, It Is divided into four sections: astrono- my. terrestrial magnetism, earthquake phenomena. and rneteoroloyy The vol tune shows that they are doing excel lent scientific work at Che vatican, which most people consider only in its religious and political aspect
 X Scotch artist has discovered that a paint of beautiful tint can be made from the smut of the Oat The smut is a fuRguid growth often seen in The shape of sepia-colored dust on oats and other cereals. and the color made from it Is a deep rich umbcr. almost sepia in tone. Specimens of this color used on water color paper have withsiood the sunlight. The powder is moIstened with alcohol. mucilage and water
 Some experiments have been tried by Dr. Noel Patton, at Edinburgh. Dr- Pat on has made a very thorough iusestiga- ton into the life history of the salpon, the nature of the pigments which color the flesh, and the changes in Us con dition during migration. He concludes that when the salmon enters the river it ceases 10 feed. and relies on its owu muscular tissue; but it is curious fact. however, that salmon rises to ths hy, which would tend to initiate against this view
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05
French MIIitartsn.

There is no strong institution left ia France except the army, no force sur viying which. if the soldiers once mani fest their will. has any resisting power, The republican statesmen see that clearly, and if they do not actually cringe to the army in the Dreyfus case, as their enemies affirm. they pour out Iiatteries, profess adoration and resent criticism in a style which recalls the courtiers of Louis ". Whether the sol diers will use the power they possess il is impossible 10 say. We think they will. for we have never known a French man who, possessing power, has not wished to display it: but we admit that they are shackled by the insignifcance of their leaders, and may decide that it is better 10 await aB attack from the civil power. which the civil power will never deliver. All we profess 10 feel certain about in the general confusion is that power is with the soldiers, and
 hat if they exert it 10 make revolu- ton il will be in favor of the dynasty which is to them what the Julian line Aas 10 the soldiers of imperial Rome London Spectator.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-05

At no session of the district court for yesrs has such universal favor able comment been heard expressed of the court and jury as during the present term. Included ID It also IS very favorable mention of the dist r.et att.r.-r \.t a siusle case has been called when the district attor u-y has uol responded ready for trial. oJhat no delays have occur red. or ta- cases tried only two have resulted .n a verdict of acquit- tai Ia one gi these the evidence, while of 8 strong circum>tan,ial na- ture, was uot sufficiently so to pre- clude very reasonable doubt, and the defendant Was given the beuf' or it. In ,he other, jurors have made excuses for their verdict The judge is impartial but firm in his ruling and has expedited business iu this manner.