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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
Heroes of the Pen.

The intensity of application with which the mind follows whatever il lays hold of ID literary pursuits is ex emplifed in the case of Robert Aims worth. a celebrated writer and anti. quarian of the seventeenth century. He had been for years engaged in a volumi. nous Latin dictionary, and while fas cinated with this heroic work gave co little time and attention to his wife that be incurred her bitterest jealousy. and before the work was quite complete sbe committed the whole 10 the flames Instead of abandoning himself to de- spair. Ainsworth set to work and re- wrote it, accomplishing the entire work ID time The sane bitter dissppoint- meBt was endured with similar heroism by Carlyle when the manuscript of his Frederick the Great" was destroyed bv fire
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
Our Public Records

Tue following IS the daily repor of instruments filed in the couutl recorders office as reported by th, Prescott Title Co.,:
 March 6.-Wm W Nichols ant wife to Fred Nickel bill of sale ! in' in cattle in upper Verde valley $500.
 James Cam ron to NJ H Campbell bill ol sale 10 cattle on Hassayampa river: $500.
 NJ D Langley locates Gold Basin placer claim.
 Charley Dean to Jim Lung mtgC on lot : blk 1, Jerome; S210.
 Antonio Amarillos to Lida \ Ross deed lot 49 blk : Jerome: $50.
 NJ McIuernay and Geo Nj Hilton locate Bessie Me mine in White Picacho district, NJ Maricopa county
 J P Dillon, assessor. appoints Jos fl Drew and Chas B CouIson as deputies.
 Pete Diskin, J F and J R Boyer locate Gold Nugget and Victor mines in Cherry creek district.
 Jos Mayer 10 Wm H Barnes agree ment on Henrietta group of mines; SlS,O00.
 J NJ Nassar flies bond of 5000 as butcher with E : McRoberts and Thos McMahou IS sureties.
 J Brazil and wife to Myra E Brown mortgage ou lots 6, 8, l2 blk 43. Prescott: S525.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
TALK NJ :.
DIFFICULT CASES.

take especial iut~rssl in naeasur, [ ing Aud fitting eyes Nhich are cal s.i
 difficult. l always Ike to hear pa tron say that he has tried dozen specialists but could get nofhins that suited him. l like t0 have these cases for several reasous. First. be- cause when the correct lenses AkF selected, they prove of untold heue- fit 10 the weSneF; they make him see as he DeEer did sec, and give him re- iief from eve strAiB and dlscom fort. Second, because l take pleasure in hunting out complicated delects znd solving difficult problems Third. because successful E,zS, where otk- CTS have failed, naturally adds l0 my reputation aud helps iu build ing up my business. IT yca have tried lo get good glasses and have failed I want to see you If you can be helped with glasses l hsTenl the slightest doubt ei my ability to ht you.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
MtsCELIN.Eor.

Fresh candles at Aitken S Robin on's fl
 Buttermilk for sale al the O. K store. West Prescott I2l6,f
 Leave your packages for Vvrd, stage st the O. ksiore, West Pres cott. l2-l6tf
 For good meals. go Co the Burke Fine cooks and the table supplied with the best of everything 10 bs found in the market.
 The legal officers Of the Crowned King Mining Co.-N. C. ShekelS, eirector and president; Rubert Will kinson. director and vice president Jas. M. Taylor, director and secre- tSry; Geo. F. Harrington, treasurer; R. H. Hetherington, resident agent; Harrington and Shekels, superin tendeBts fl4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
From Saturday $ Daily.

Get your stationery at Wooster's. W. T. Hall is in town from Nc Cabe.
 W Ridenour left this morning for kIngman.
 A. W. Edwards left for Phenix this afternoon.
 The board of supervisors will meet on Monday.
 R D Franch Is home agatn for a v.slt To his family.
 Dr. L. C. Gonzales went south on this afternoon train.
 W. A. Watts, oI Pheuix, came up on this mornings train.
 Cal at Wo0ster's corner store for magazines and all kinds of reading matter
 Northern Arizona received a httle whIf from that recent Colorado blizzard last night.
 Murray McInernarv came in yes terday from the Tr,lby mine where he has been for some tune.
 ( (. Bowen treasurer of the s. F. T. X P. railroad is visiting Phenix the guest oI his son in-law, F. J. Sarmiento.
 The Arizona canal company pro- poses to extend its canal several miles, taking t beyond the Agua Fria river.
 If that internal bullion tax don't stop bobbing up the United Verde cash register will need new hinges. [ Gazette.
 The man who would shoot a robin or a meadow lark would vote for Dan Burns for United States sem ator.-Los Angeles Times. George Bullen of Chicago, and John McCatfery of the Zonia Cop ! per company, registered at Hotel Burke today. J. L. Wright, who has been filling the position of salesman in the BashfOrd Burmister company for some time, left this morning for 1 Springfield, Missouri, Mrs. Canaris' residence has been released from quarantine, her son Fred having fully recovered from small pOx. As there have been no cas-s now for over a month the con- ! tagiOn, as we'll as the scare connect ed herewith may be said to be at an end.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
From Fridays Daily.
D. ! Shea of Jerome is in town.

D. ! Shea of Jerome is in town.
 E. M.Furmsn left for Fresno to- day.
 G. W, Insils, of Arizona, is at the Burke.
 NJ :. Taft came in from Big Bug today.
 W. D. O'Buen. of WinsIow, is a guest of Hotel Winsor.
 Joe Freeler will leave for San Francisco tomorrow.
 Mrs. NJ. l.. Young of Cincinnati. Is 8 guest of Hotel Burke.
 The front of Hotel Winsor is be- ing given a new coat of paint
 Mrs. Clark Richards went 70 Jerome yesterday for a weeks visit.
 Geo. K,slingbury, the mining man went to WIckenburg this afternoon.
 A J. Pickrell went to Wickenburg today to lpOk after mining interests there.
 Pearl Weaver was awarded a prize for e.ocution by the Sisters school.
 Frank Rnss aud Marie Girat, of Jerome. were married in Prescott March l.
 United States Attorney R. E. Morrison has returned from an ofic- la visit to Phenix.
 NIT. and Mrs. D. J. Marr are in town for a visit to their children, wao are attending school here. Mrs. Stepon has just completed a comfortable httle cottage m Moeller addition in the north part of town. Geo. H. Cook cah.e up yesterday from PheuII, where he has been spending the past two months.
 Charley Hoffman returned to Fools gulch this afternoon after spending a few days in Prescott. J. E. Wagoner, the Walnut Grove merchant, located at the town of WsgOner, Is in town today on bus mess. The services of a doctor were re- quired today at the conclusion of a spring fight. the initial one of the season.
 There are several members of the legislature under surveillance from several sources. Whats the matteri Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
SURPRISED HER HUSBAND.
Why the TsanE Wife Speas an After-
 noon In Hts o@ee.


 noon In hIts omee. Young Mrs Smith who lives dowr on Prairie avenue is very fond os her husband and also very jealous of him Ar. Smith knows this and snjoys it i'm mensely. Before the Smiths were mar. ried he used to know Minneapolis girl who visited his sister in Chicago Mrs Smith knew her very well too The Min nespolis girl came down not long ago. and Mrs Smith called on her A few days before the Minneapolis girl went hack she called on Mrs Smith and they had an enjoyable quarter of an hour thinking things about one another and talking about ManSaeld
 When the Minneapolis girl rnss Co go. she said sweegly. "Oh by the way. I want to see Charlie before go back and think l may just drop into his office this afternoon
 ''Oh. do. Charlie win bs delighted returned Mrs Smith The door had hardly closed on the guest before Mrs Smith executed a sort of war dance She dressed as fast as she could. put on her bonnet and announced aer intention of going down tO NIT. Smiths office Her grandmother remOastrated in vain Mrs smith is only IS. and she is jesl- ous
 ''I thought I'd spend the afternoon with you. she announced 10 the aston ished Charlie as she swept into the office
 But. my dear he began. when Mrs Smith ensoonced herself at the side 1f his sesk and intimated that the most vl1ieat arzurnflla -~rld not move her S11 sat thsre an f-c ..fIar- uoou Tho Minneapolis ElH ea5ovea hsrz5h sho hoTping. and forgot to cal in Co otelI Charlie soolhy. Mrs smith brlte down aEd c1nfsssed as soon as she gos home ard aer toaEsh yUuug haahaUa hsrssf the pr-ttiest hal she osui4 tll -C ChiCaEc Inter Ocean
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
A Kfs.lpx Nation

In no other part of the world is kiss. ing so much in vogue ss in Russia. From time immemorial it has been the national salute. Indeed it is more of q greeting than a caresA
 In public affairs. as in private, the kiss is an established IIstom. Fathers and sons kiss, old generals with rusty mustaches kiss. whole regiments kiss. The emperor kisses his officers. On a reviewing day there are almost as many kisses as shots exchanged. If a lillipu- tian corps of cadets have earned the i'm perisl approval, the imperial salute is bestowed upon the head boy. who passes it on with hearty report to his neigh Dor. be in his turn to the next. and SO on, through the whole juvenile body.
 On holiday or fete day the young and delicate mistress of a house will not only kiss all her maidservantS but all Der menservants, too, and if the gentleman does not venture above her hand she will stoop and kiss his cheek.
 To judge also from the number of salutes the matrimonial bond in these high circles must be one of uninterrupt- ed felicity. 4 gentleman scarcely enters or leaves the room without kissing bis wife either on her forehead. cheek or hand
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08

court saving that the decision
 afirms that of the supreme eouFt oi this territory, which was ID favor of Johnson. Judgm-nf and expen,, $ amount 10 about SS,0CO.
 Major Wm. Dewitt was the hap piest man in town last Saturday. He has always been a persistent ad- vocate of the north of town as the source for d water supply. The tunnel being driven to obtain the supply Is located beneath what he has claimed all along To De au under ground stream. aud when completed it was the intention to crack the roof of the tunnel and let the water Iu. On Saturday crack occurred by accident and the water poured in so rapidly that the men Were afraid to continue work for a time. He says that 1t Is running in at the rate of 10000 gallons par day, all of which is pumped back into the creek bed and permitted to run to waste. 4 new pump was purchased recently and with 1t Mr. Dewitt has been able to ill the reservoir and keep it full from the old city well. The tunnel lacks fifty feet of being completed. The old Goose Flat we'll is practically dry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08

A private telegram was received from Phenix today announcing the death there this morning of the six ] teen-months old son O. Mir and Mrs. W. 4 Wilson, of a complication of diseases. Mr Wiiz-- is the repre- sentative ot a. ru1ur Faet-r- company and s well ku5Wa ali over the territory. He and bis wife have the sympathy oi al who know them. ia tte.r bereaveUeut
 \. Ee .t stefsa 2 ssrs- hseger, has I~-. -vleae4 .ls Rev ALFRED PEATS val pap SCI ,e.i for samples. Electric phone No I79.
 Ibere vas slight innovation in the usua. routine of services ai the Methodist church on Sunday even ing, by the introduction of an or chestra to play during the oiertory. It consisted of a violin. cornet and organ. the musicians being respect ively H. D. Altken, Ziba c. Brown and Miss Irene Martin. 4 sacred medley was played which seemed to be highly appreciated by ths con gregatiOn. It Is understood that this will be a feature of the services hereafter.
 Captain Bell, of the Salvation Army, left this afternoon for Pheuix and thence goes to her home m Hol- lister, California. She has labored here Tor about a year and during tha. time has done excellent work. She leaves with the esteem and re- speci of all who know her, as she has proven herself sincere and consistent worker m the cause she represents. She was escorted to the depot Dy the Army iu Prescott.
 The Monday Cub held it's regular meeting yesterday afternoon and in the absence of Mrs. E. 4. Tritle. its president, it was presided over by Mrs. C. E. Dake. "Th,. Wits of the Eighteenth CenturS' was the tiJie of paper by Ms. W. O. O'Neill, the discussion of 1t being general. "Dr Johnson; His Personality and Literary Work was the subject treated m paper by Mrs. A. O. . H-sls. The leader in the discussion of this was Mrs. Wm. ClaypOol. Mrs. !. J. J. Fisher gave recitation from Goldsmith's She StooPs to Con | uueT"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
A PERFECT BAKING POWDER.

The constantly increasing demand for Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder, the standard cream of tartar powder for forty years, is due to two causes. FIRST:-The extreme exercised by the mall ufacturers to make it pure, uniform in quality and of highest leavening power. Skilled chemists test every ingredient as to purity and strength SECOND-Recent State investigatio-s show that
 the majority of other baking powders contain alum, and consumers are giving such powders awide berth
 Nothing is left to chance in the manufacture of Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder It Is pronounced by all authorities as free from alum or other adulterant It disappoirt5. Each can is like the other The BEST is ALWAYS the CHEAPEST
 Awarded Highesi E. -ors Worlds Far Chicago isssl
 Special Gold Medal California Eidwinter Fair 8ssO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08

Most of the newspapers of the territory and all the leading papers of both parties are opposed to the six months voter proposition. The bill, though 1t has passed both ! houses Of the legislature, probably bv the influence Of the political ! bosses rather than by the good judg-
 ment of the mem bers, Is calculated to lower the standard of citizenship
 and open the lLOst sacred function of citizenship 10 unbIidled fraud.
 Arizona is seeking citizens from the east, is inviting capital to invest
 among us, Is attempting to build up a commonwealth that will be among 1 the best of the nation, but We can never do it by lowering our standard
 of citizenship and opening the way to fraud and corruption. The best class of emigrants will seek other and more honest communities in which to s-ttle aud make their homes. No community can be pros porous and every community will be
 burdened with insuferable tax that opens its gates to fraud at the ballot bOx.-Phenix Herald.
 Arrangements have been effected by the King of AriZooa Gold Min ing and Milling company, operating in Yuma county, with outlet by the Southern Pacific railway at Texas Hill, for the construction of g. miles of pipe line from the Colorado river to the mining property, with a re- lay station on the route, says the Tucson Star. The delivery of water is to be sufficient to enable the com pany to treat 200 tons of ore daily. They have arranged for the erection of reduction plant capable of treat ing 1C0 tons of tailings per day. Work on the line, as-also on the re- duction plant has been inaugurated. E. W. Bla:sdell, who is financially equipped. has undertaken the con tT8ct, and will push the work to a successful ending during the priuc months. The King of AEiz5ua min ing Croup has attained a wide rapn- tsUou, and while # rs regarded as the t0EeL st pr5ps- ton. the- pro leCf-t enterprises VII hrllg r- % .Le -r as shipper aE Wea a- a ur. -r-I More hon half million .-. a-a -- org has reeu al-1 s-- --.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
InPxRRcfed.

The tramp had been very impertineni and dictatcrial until the hired man un- expectedly made his appearance and in- quired Are you lookin fur a scrapf'
 His manner changed entirely. and al once he answered. "Yes, sir. that ( what I'm lookin fur--a scrap O cold turkey CT cold ham CT anything that happens to be handy. Washington Star.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08

J. W. Dawson, agent for Senator W. 4. Clark's mining interests, has returned from Cedros Island, where he went with view to purchasing the mining property there for the Cisrks. Dawson is making bis re- ports when 1t will be known whether the mines were sold.-Los Angeles Times.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
Do Not Put on

Untii tomorrow the duty that ought Co be done today. IT your blood Is
 impure and you feel weak aud weary
 take Hoods Sarsaparilla at once. Hoods pills cnre all liver ills.
 Mailed for 25 cents by ( l. Hood X ! Co, Lowell, Mass.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
Red Rock Mil Burned

4 telephone message was received from Big Bug al i o'clock this after noon saying that the new qusrtz mill of the Red Rock Mining com pany was at that tune iu flames vIth no possibility of it's being saved.
 The mill had just been completed and started up two days ago. W. I. Little Is the general manager oi the company and has worked uu- ceasingly iu its development for tbe past year, and having opened a 6ue body Of ore was just on the turning point Of receiving returns for his expenditure and work when over taken by this disaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
AUCTION.

Saturday, March lIth. 1899. At 10 a. m-, of the desirable furniture of a 5-room house At l59 North Corsez street. consisting ot
 RSTCLASS EMERSON PIANO. Oak bedroom sets, frst-class hAir uEitr5ss, c.lFHHr aud -sble springs. oAk dining g4aIrs, rockets tatle- and stands fU ehescs hand pa.al logs which 4Ta peFlect specu-u ol sft sad saltabia for any paFIog. and tle pubilc wili have sn 5ppoF
 aidcm o9erad to chtain tiese i'''l'--lise aira tuo cook staFes sis lace curtains and fancT ,L5-r a8re. hoa -baald uot miss tbls s1il as eTery article wili he sald Uithaat Amit or reserFe
 IssLEs & GR1s,aaS.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08

County School Superintendent
 Cox. has just completed a visiting tour of the schools m Walnut Gro, ei Congress and Skull Valley. He says that bad weather and the small pox scare has reduced the attendance greatly. This was particularly the case iu Skull Valley on account of a case of small pox in Kirkland valley Speaker Ashurst has introduced a
 bill which Is a good measure. IL
 provides tbat whenever any sum mons, process or notice or advertise
 ment of any kind is required by law
 to be published In a newspaper, the
 person at-whose expense the same is published may designate the news paper ,n which the same shall be published.
 Mrs. 4. P. Smith received a tele- aram last evening from Los Angeles announcing the death m that city of her mother, Mrs. T. L. Bacon. The news was complete surprise to her as she had not even heard of her be- ing sick. Deceased was about 50 years old and formerly resided in this county, where her husband is largely interested in live stock. They moved to Los Angeles few years ago where they have been residing ever since. Mrs. Smith left on this mornings train for the above place to atteul Che funeral
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
and A. H

Called meeting Cf aE,.s- Lodge Ne !. Thursday evening, March q st .31 C.clcak, for w-Ek iE Third Degree. Wishing bretasrl az good standing trat=--a.iv invite. ta -.- tend ar order Ht ta- NM
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
h, Gr al Qa4iaa d EIPlESDx

The Nau Ncrk Rssel5 sssS -1hs fmp@ssal t.sFasl.c is saao Nzsl egazF-rAs1saxe plaa "a fsear sf s1fssasasz flse yaasri4i taRs ef tAs WtFk af eszEa1t Hzs-ss.lEsE wil 11etane o.1lE stsrerl aE1 1aia lfle ki1eztaz1 af tneaEAtfol aoa nar.-.-- ..r EL-s--.sn...l EAs l..aA-Fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
NOTICE TO PATRONS

Subscribers to the JOURNAL MINER, tailing to get their paper promptly n' her by mail or carrier, or in case
 snot satisfactorily delivered by ,Ie carrier, will confer a favor bv notifying ihis office SO that the fsa!t may toe Temedled 4
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08

it IS a part of the sheep, but when the animal loses the fleece lt be comes a separate srtIele of property and there Is as yet no law on the statute books e1emptiDg wool from taxation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
THE CITY AND COUNTY Newsy Notes of Prescott and the Sur
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR f1r house painting and paper faug ng- lei-phonr numbers l6S and S4.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
Substitutes

There are none for .SckfI- kngs Besf tea. There IS none other fresh-roasted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
When Out of Sorts

He Takes Hooc's SarsapaFilla and
 It Sets HIm Right Whole System
 Strengthened by This Medicine.
 "I was in such condition that when ever I took 6 little cold il would settle on my chest and lungs l was troubled in this way fo- several years l tired many kinds of medicines but did not get any relief, and seeing Hoods sarsspGrills ad- ve-tised thought would try it- I took about four bottles of this medicine, and began to improve after the first bottle. When I had finished the fourth, was entirely relieved. have kept Hoods Sar- sspariIIa on han n4.Bince that time as . family medicine, and whenever feel out of sorts resort to it and in R short time it sets me right" W. B. WooDs, 5Ss $. West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah.
 N. B. 1T you decide to take Hoods Sar- ssparilla, do not be induced to buy any substitute. Be sure 10 get only
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
JUST PUBLISHEDi The IarriaI Republic! /!
By JAMES G. FERNALD.

"a .s f.r Ass.,i.s e .e ti.aa sss sAiaE .-a~ss
 By JAMES G. FERNALD. Auih-r ot -r,.s ssSassra ia Hiss.sry.- A.-oes.s kai1of ef lte stAzftard pictaaaNEy, sta. A the-sagals asssiual. stsrrinr Saa vs-.raas atsulaart fsF sxFssss5eE fscEa e pat sf EisW tf a s'aslzg Azza siuzlanl of htstorr. fhe anrksr . CT 'sls,sE 2, iss ssrsr sf sAe AsssasA. Azaa Tisl-lzettls1l and ta eNtnnd tkssF henafts utsf tte ~iisssi Es'scA st tsFrltesJ that maE te- sllaa.isls eela@ gnssar Aasrt,.n os1troL A elslt1ql9,sa ls arasA 1zsrNssn a true asd . tAlss lziF-sz-ll-us aud il ezsaFtnciasly p~osea tAat detg, rHE-stsHarg aud sse-ssllg arEs tlis naxiaa eH 'o '1s uss e1EsHasasn
 " unqualified CommendationA Ca'o.se Trisaas. tais.sO lIl., -Ns. F-- a-iisaa tis osri iassk is bfoaa and hala ac1 fr1lG- His Iszlra.sltsri Es tEte-Jtaz ks kne9t- ssi-e sce--rais Nass ,eaauliaesas has lssss sssna dirfetzess ttssf gSaaal fsii ia Win ths a4nirsr iieo co ths most aosllis Fesaef
 Ron va. 2. f8IE Uaired ssAsas sss.as. Wasl.,nstss,. n. 3. ii is . valuable hook Gse ~ Hoa. AMOS CO MINES. Hoasa ~ Rsp-s- zsufaGiFsg-s MsshiagI a. N, C.. q have rsAa n ghF..ust ir.sn i-ssiRaius se cod Aaa Sna tls Es- car IuA iaaal sisyalapssent ss.Sali tsl so resd tiss bod casetullg.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
Hotel BURK E!

sans of the fz<sarss of this Hou.- -
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08
Hoods sa1snl sssiIi.
Hoo5,- R;II- do not eauSe pain or grIps diOOd , HIS Al druggists. s cents.

The One True Blood Purifier. AudIsggists- sI, six for Ss. c I. Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08

AutAer as -rs.s ssz4skra la Hist.sry,~ A...ci.l kasios of nc ssaaassd rieSlassrs, Ssl-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-08

sOTHERS ARE. Why don, voa ce, " there. Freight Is only small amount t1fs Oar goods are siSays guaranteed. Ou- prlces do their own talk.rr.