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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
Notice to Creditors! Estate of Johnnie NJ. Morrison,
 Deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. d ministrasorsOf the est.,e:of Johrnls M. Morris son deceased, to the creditors of and all psrson, having claims against said deceased. ;o exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within fouI months after the first publioSton of this notice to the said administrator IIc.Ithe ofsoe ot AOrris1n & Morrison, Prescott, &-izOns the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said esAte. in said county of YsvHpai.
 ROBERT E. MORRIEON. Admiuistrator of the Estate of Johnnia M.
 Morrison. DeceAsed-
 Dated this 2Sd day of JEuuAry, 1888.
 First publics stion, Feb IS. Ats
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
Saturday, fhe First Day Of April.
 1889

A the court room of the sAid Probate C0urt Al Prescott. Ariznns- al the risht. tide. iuter--t and estate Gf the sAia Aler.uder Strahsu al tte time of his dsath, and al the right title and iD teresf thst the sand estats has by law rr ,5shar- Slse acquired ot1er thsn or in addition fa that of the said Alexander StrahNu af the riF,a of his death iu and Co All that certain lot ria-a rT r,- oel of lanl situate lying and being iu the s.is county of laYauai, And TerritnrF 0f Art.nr-. and bounded and described follow. to uit. Ihe est half 0f the northeast uusrts- ,F .a,- nun nun her thirty-four fst). toEnshir rnrrbe- sixteen llht, rAnz-s three fgl easf of f5iI. ,'r5 Sat River meridian, lees that part aa~ded to t6s puhilo Tor grave yard and for common sehool parpOses. ''''' Sealed biris VIII be received hy ths .Ho,o-,fl. OhArles Hicts, Judge of said Probate Co1,rf st tsie once ID the sad city of Preasotr rr, te Isea Ut APfus And Elll also sall in pursuzuce of sA3d orS.- Al 9t tns D r-es belonging to said estzta e0n- slstlns of nVe, nure Cr lees, the same no. mn hlIas on tne Tange, at nsar above ds-r-,i,.-3 ree4 estase sll of said horse~ being branded "a th the letter ( g. on the Left shoulder Se1.-,t- bids viii be recsived for the hOrsas.
 Ternas and conditions of sAIe, Cash l.-r4,r money or the | nitcd States. twenty per ernt of purchase money Co ba paid to the ssid Pros,,fe J7dge on the day of sale, balxpas op cou'Srr1.- ton ot sale by said Probate Court Iiss.d nt tbs expense of purchAser.
 Prescott. ArIzosa- March l2 Isqq
 JAMES H STRAHAN
 Administrator of the sstate of Aiar,r.dsy
 Str han, deoeaeed First publication. MArrh I4. 1sas
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
Letter List.

The following is a list of letters remaining in the Prescott pOstofice for the week ending March 27. 1899:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
THE CITY AND COUNTY kewsy Notes Of Prescott and the Sur.
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Crook Mining Company, of Yavapai County, Ari- zone, shall not be responsible for any debts contracted in its name, by any person vhomsoever, unless accompanied with a written order signed by it's President.
 CROOK MINING COMPANY,
 By LOUIS RoucHLEAU, President. s9Otf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
Homestead Entry No HIS NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land Office A' Prescott Arizona, 1 Feb. IA. 1898 Notice is hereby given that she foIlowine l nAmedeettler hes fled notice of his infection | to make final proof in support Of his claim Sud thst said proof VII ee male before Register ssd Receiver q Prescott. AriKona, oa S.turiay. HAnck IS. 1899 viT; rSsaarick VI. Macon for tils lot nihe @, Sec. 6, Twp is N. RsE He names the folloNing witnesses to Drove his connnaous residence upon. and cultivation of said land, -i1.
 ChAs, H. HAHbeson, William Stephens, Willisn s. Had, R. N. ROdgers. all of Camp Verde Arizona.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
FREDERICK A. TRITLE, JR.,
 sEesriesnr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office af Prescott. Ariz. I
 March IA IElQ-

Land Office af Prescott. Ariz.,l
 March 12, 1898. Notice is hereby given that the followips named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof viii be msde before the Register and Receiver at Prescott, Arizona, on friday April l4, 1899. viii: Mrs- Ann Allen, widow of JSmes Allen, deceased, Homestead entry No. il25, for the is of NV . SW k NJ k and NV kSE h of Sec. g. Twp l5NGE
 He names the tollowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of said land, VfE;
 ". Lane, JOhn,D. ay ST. AlOnzo Macon D. E DumAs all of CornVille, Arizona.
 FREDERICkA. TRTTLR, Jr.
 Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
Defiance

Lsde being Iss5 feet in length along the vein is scafh westerly direction from the nortbs,zf craItar end monument with s1rface srUund s-S h "a Eiith covering 50 ft of said DahAuca lode in . Sortheasterly direction and IgB ft ip a southv> estsrly direction from diseoVery sbsff a d cut 1rd bounded as follows
 Beginn ug af initiAl mon Ar ne center sud af clAirr a u1ou of sto1ez ft on hazs and ft high. then se B teg VI 50 ft Co Cor 10 ! which is HlE6 GOT D., Ooppsropolis and Cor no FairplAy Of this surVsy, cor described above. whence U s M N DO brs D 4S deg I2 min Sl5s-5 fl; thence .
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
CopPsroPOlis

ode being l5o0feet in length along the vein in a northessterly direction from the soF,tb west center end monument with surfac.
 ground 5s6 feet in width covering 510 fs,.. of said CopPeropolis lode in a northeasssri, direction and loo feet m a soutbwssts-r5y direction from discovery quarry no I and bounded Ss follows:
 Beginning at ne center end rnonnr,er,.
 being initial monument of location. a r,r,, of stones 3 ft on base and fl hirh. tbaz,H- n 51 deg g 810 ft to cUr no I, identical vritb nv Cor of location, which is also cor r.,, Q Manila lode and GOT no { Fairpiay lode eF this survey, whence c $ M no I bra "a deg IS min lb5e.7 q; thence g 70 dse, - I5O0 ft tO cor 10 2, which is also eor rso R Fairplay ard cor BO ] Defiance of this srr vey, where porphyrY stone 6xIGx24 ins se. ft in ground and alOnEs de built A mon ,,s stones 8 ft on base and 3 ft high sto-s marked no 2-l324. F no 2-l3If and m 1o LEA: thence 5l deg e 5SS ft Co or T,, "a which IS also cor no 4 Defiance of tbis s1r vev. identical with COT of location vrb.-a-. granite stone .xI2X24 ins set fl in s,-~,,-.S and surrounded by a mon of stones stI---- marked c no s-l33f and on ouposIte si3. T, l no 4-ls24; thence a co deg e l500 ft to cor no {. identical with COT Of the Io-a.,C-, which IS also cor no Manila of this sur vey; thence n 5l deg w 2s6 ft to ne center l end initial mon, the place of begiuuiny survey of exterior boundaries. var l4 deg e 1
 The notice of location of said Cop6er- I opolis lode is recorded in bOsk a of mines at pace Ss4, records Ot Yavapai coantv ArizoLs-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29

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 Fas s.s.i - ssf is.sssfsn sf Ss6l nssssu.us i.. -szzlr-tsss in as-l,k as af ninss st p4es uf - assis ag FsssIui oeansl. Arssaha-
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 Essrtazsn.g st laltisl saan d ns s~ns.- ..s clam u1lsa ,f stsEsz a e ca 0 ss k1af q Is -. ttsecs a ti ia9 E ea9 q to coz nn q - siia rsr sf i',aslion, sheEs e Fs.tpsFFy -. taz24 iasl sef 1 ft la EFu11d abd sur-s..,.. .,, 2 n,ao = ssauss. ssass nsrks-d q .,. T,t Whszua U SNH H na 2 hrs a H lsr Ts % ilM C thslcs so d@E - izH "a fs - s.eRi.csl rsta ess ~ so,.Aiaoa, ShsreA eA iars ,.. -xlezia tns. --s ft Ia grs7usd snsi safrsr.,,. .. uaou of sAlaes. etule EaFssd F es ~ thence e 3i csE coG C Co CT 1ss a asirk + cor DO tsefiNace anss cssF tlerIrar.. - tlts s.iry-9. theacs e tisz e isos ff is ,-s \, t8enfirEl afth sssafiau "a sl... ,s.s. - - esi topperapatts s1d ouf ns- Manila h-f.. -s @ spfFeg, ui,efe a psarfhyfJ stcre txsra5 I.s . - 70 "a Ertsuud sn si.lzlsl zlie haiif a l,,.,I, s
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 For further hEar-nzs. disfanes4 asss s.. tisH sf szia iosiss and each pf tssesa. s....r;,. ts shove claim r-feErnes is hrFehs I..-l- .s. '. c. x safvefoT' auiss on has fa thss las-s e'ree
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29

Go and behold the Light of thrown the Mans Make the AwnspriDg Spectacle of those Anatomical which sill take place full of the Among ether which will exhibited the Celebrated Worlds Far Oou Msgns under the uanipuous of renowned expert Edon Apparatus the hands of Electric Scientist Beautiful Liz Panngs pleasing Panorsms oil and brush before depicted the objects thereon the dawn of civilization
 DR. JANSS the President of the English and German Angeles San will HOTEL BURKE March 3l aud April he consulted Charge.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
Notice of Sale:Of Real Estate at Private
 Sale!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that in DOT ~ snsoce ot An order Of the Prohate Court of the County ot fHyApAi and Territory Of Ari- HonA made on the thirteenEh day of March fsls ID the matter Of the sstAta of ALFXANDFR eIhAHAN, dereased, the unsiersiened. he .d- mlniStrAtog of said estate, Win ssll At priesfe sale to the highest bidder, Tor east. iaufnl mon ey of the United Statas and sufj.at to rorfi-r,l. ton hy said Probate Court on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29

DOCTOR COOA- in curing thts elass of dis ssses and will guarantee you a permanent eyre at moderate cost He has card tho1sandf Sio th1uSht their easas hopeless. All letters prka Writs for question blank. Consultation free- Medicines sent free from observation.
 Cook rIedicalC Co. io33 Curtis St. Deavsr. .cei.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
Mineral Application No. 4o6.
rNITEp sTATFs LAND OFFICF

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 Prescott. Arinuaa. MkFeh s.. A-D- Issss.
 Notice is hsrshr gsFca that ths Eazaa Copper Mining Company. coEpeEatieus hF Iohn 2. haWkins tts attaFney in tsrt. whnss postuGEcs address ts frescef. AFl- zuna. hss nasds application for a United Ssatss patsut foF Polar Star. CsFQsFufsalts. Fai~plky. Dshznrs. Copper CiAhcs. Tear raaiine. Sunsst and MsRifih lode clam. mineral Earvey No Esa4 situate tl V Neinas GFuve mining districs, Uanty of hstaFsat, Arirana. particalsriy descTibsd as taiioss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
AREAS

 district aarapAi eO0nty. Aritona. - ADJOINING CL AIMS AND CLAIxANrs Defiance lode is bounded o, th., .,,,h...-., the Black frince. .'. Nc Hahsn clair s,9 - -. geyei; and on ths northwest b5 Cnpziss q et AAhSn claimant which al=o bonr,iis tfs = on he s1QthWrst- The Fairplay is h,n,5si q tne norta hy De ouarsefts, survey 1o irs cisimant toseph and John " Duartsrer, s-, % nrsrth essf hy Gold Spar unanrre,.s5 -ls,, 7 Frank hesh bonded e. Eona Copper M company clalnEnt Inc MAniila is t..r,.s-7 V tse north hE the Gold SpAr. unsurseyei- rr,5 ~ AAnllis and Polar ~tsr sle hnnn e.f =. .- northeast hy the Arrasfrs survsE no 5sz = - adjoining claims kn VII. Ans aud AA ersona holdinr a.iv~r.a cl,;.... . any ot the Aoove describe claims are e.c-I,s @ present tie sane befor@ this S.fKee ,s's,ls si1. P days uf ths hrst qualifications bcreof a,-s- siil he barred by virtue of the proEisions sf f1. United HfAt-s Etatufas.
 JOHN J. HAWklSS
 Attorney in fzct tor iAinaaf.
 firsi publication March 2s. isQa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29
PrIvate aud chTonIc Dlssases ot1aen

Men suffering from evil ef- fleets of youthful indiscre- tlons, syphilis, Eo1OrrhUaJ Elcet. strlcturn. eexUAl weakness, vsrieocele, uD- natural discharges, iost
 vitality. failing memory unhtness to mary blood. ssin. kidney ar pFlvatr dis cases, are speedily cured. DR- COOK has spent L years of persistent strdy
 and experience in his CUu practice and among the larrast Eastlun huspitals
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29

For a quick remedy and one that is perfectly safe for children let us recommend One Minute Cough Cure. It is excellent for croup, hoarseness, tickling in the throat and conghs. BrisleY Drug Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-29

DR. JOIN R. WALLS, |. s. Pension Examining Surgeon, will be m his office. Office Row, Prescott, Arizona, every Wednesday, for the purpose of examing applicants for pensions. Those who live in the country can make special appointments. by ap- plying through the mails 60 Dr. Walls.
The evening times., 1899-12-23
THE UNSANITARY DOLLAR.
A Discourse on the Microbes in Cir
culating Paper
From the Chicago Inter.Ocear

tFrom the Chicago InterOcean)
The selfshness of mankind. as well as
covetousness and cupidity, blinds the av-
erage pursuer Of the almighty dollar to its
unsanitary condition. He is needless of the
death dealing microbes which swarm and
gambol over the engraving, and is inter-
ested only in its face value and purchasing
power.
Not one man in a thousand can say.
without reference or hesitation, whether
the dollar bill bears the likeness of Abra-
ham Lincoln, Benjamin Franklin. or
Thomas Jefferson. Fewer can recall the
portraits and historic scenes engraved up
on bills Of niger denomination. No
body ever thinks of refusing currency be-
cause its artistic features have been blur
red or blotted by hard usage. And nobody
was ever known to refuse a bill because
it had not been recently fumigated. wash
ed. starched, and ironed. Neither the
banks, their patrons nor the masses of the
people are able in these busy times to hold
paper currency long enough to subject It
TO microscopic examination. or TO chase
the bacteria off its face or back.
The man who could not be induced to
touch a soiled or infectious article of any
kind will jam a roll OF disease breeding
bills into his pocket and look pleasant,
contented, and confident.
Dirty dollars are legal tender. snd the
person who refuses to accept them In pay
The evening times., 1899-12-23
NOT A PROPER GUARDIAN.
The Child of Eta Williams Taken
From the Mothers Care.

Eta Williams, who recently gained con-
siderable notoriety as a co-defeniant with
former Policeman Adeibert W. Cox TO a
charge OF conspiracy preferred by James
4. Stewart, today appeared before judge
Scott in the Police Court, TO show cause
Why her eleven-year-ol child. Ann e.
should not be turned over to the Board OF
Children's Guardians.
Attorney Miles appeared for the Will
Jams woman. 1t was alleged that she was
not proper person to have the Gus ody
OF the child. Attorney Niles sought TO
prove to the contrary. and informed the
court that ii was intended to send the
child to its grandparents, VINO live about
three miles from Falls Church. Judge
Scott decided. after hearing statements as
TO the character of the Williams woman.
that the child would be in better hanGs
with the Board of Children's Guardians
and ordered her turned over TO Agent
Douglas.
1t will be remembered that on the occa-
sion OF the arraignment OF the William s
woman and former Policeman Cox. Judge
Scott ordered them held in $500 bond each
for the action of the grand jury. The case
is now pending.
The evening times., 1899-12-23
THE PROGRAMME TOO LONG.
Rear Admiral Sampson Surprises the
Sons of New England

NEW YORK Dec. 23.-Rear Admiral
Sampson. who was the principal guest at
the Ninety-fourth banquet OF the New Eng
land Society. at the Waldorf Astoria la.t
night. surprised the six hundred sops of
New England By starting TO leave the hotel
while the president was making few in
troductory remarks 10 the toast The Ma
Wy, and. WREN brought back into the ban
quet hall. but cutting short the speech
which he had intended 10 deliver and sit
ting down after few words of thanks to
the society for the homer of the invitation.
pleading the lateness of the hour as a rea-
son for not speaking at length.
Another speaker. Augustus Thomas. who
was 10 have responded 10 the toast The
New Highlander and the Lord" was proba-
gramme was reached. Few OF tue guests
remained TO hear The speech which was
made by the Hen. John Barrett "'On the
New Pacific
The banquet brought together a brilliant
assemblage. including many women in the
boxes. Besides the speakers there were at
the table the following: Hon. Horace Rus
sell, Colonel Appleton, John T. Terry. Fred
erick A. Ward. Frederick d. Foster. Jus
tice Morgan ]. O'Brien. Cornelius N Bliss
]. Pierpont Morgan, Captain Robley d.
Evans, Major General Wesley Merritt. Cap
tain F. E. Chadwick. Rev. Dr. Charles
Cuthbert Hall. Andrew Carnegie. George
Gray Ward. Robert B. Roosevelt and Presi-
dent W. II. P. Faunce of Brown University.
President H. E. Rowland, OF the society
began the speaking by proposing a toast to
the President Of the United States, which
was drunk standing. Then Prof William
B. Terrett spoke on THE Forefathers'
Day
The evening times., 1899-12-23
ORDERS TO THE POLICE.
Major Sylvester Instructs Them Re.
gnrding the Dog NuzxIing

Major Sylvester today promulgated TO
the police force an order issued earlier
in the morning by the Commissioners in
reference to the muzzling OF dogs The
order is issued as a circular, is without
comment, and states that il is for the in
formation and guidance Of members of the
force. The order is as follows:
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Commits.
sioners OF the District of Columbia that there are
good reasons for believing that there are mad
DIGS within the District Of Columbia
Therefore, required by the provisions Of
section Z, Of the act Of Congress. approved June
10, ISIS, entitled 'An act to. create a revenue
in the District of Columbia by Ievying a tax
upon all dogs therein, to make snch dogs per
sonal property, and for other purposes" the
Commissioners hereby give notice that every dog
in said District shall. for period of six months
from this date, wear good and substantial muz-
zle securely put on. 10 prevent it from
biting or snspping; and any dog going at large
during said period without such muzzle, shall be
taken up by the pOundmaster and inpoundcd
John B. Wight, John W Ross. and Lansing
H. Beach, Commissioners Of line District Of Colurn.
bis
Major Sylvester also instructed the police
to shoot all dogs found at large in Rock
Creek Park. II is reported that there are
a large number of ownerless dogs in the
park running at large. and this fact
caused Major Sylvester to issue the order.
The evening times., 1899-12-23
LETTERS THAT BETRAYED.
The Death of DIR. 4. p. Baker Recalls
Famous Murder.

RICHMOND, Dec. 23.-The death of
DIR. John A. P. Baker. in Abingdon. re-
wives the memory of one of the most
famous murder trials that ever took place
in the Virginia courts.
DR.. Baker was a popular physician in
Abingdon. and had accumulated a fortune
from his practice, was a prominent citizen,
and took much interest in church affairs,
having built a chapel which was called
Bakers Chapel after his name. When In
the zenith Of his popularity, in 1888, he
met at Sunday school picnic. near Alb
ingdon, the wife of a farmer Wyndham
K. Gilmer. They were attracted to each
other. and the intimacy rapidly grew
In 1880 DR.. Bakers wife died suddenly,
and was buried without suspicion of
foul play, but a few months later an
employe of Baker found a bundle of
letters from Mrs. Gilmer to DR.. Baker.
full Of expressions of her unholy passion
and indicating that there was a compact
between them-she to get rid of her hus-
band and DR.. Baker of his wife.
DR.. Baker was indicted for murder
and arsenic was found in the stomach Of
his buried wife. Mrs. Gilmer related her
shameful conduct with Baker without re-
serve.
The trial lasted for weeks and Dr. Baker
was sentenced to death, but he obtained
new trial. The second tris! came of in
1892, and despite the strong evidence DIR.
Baker was acquitted. He tried to resume
his practice, but was totally unsuccessful
and depressed. He retired to his house
and for years past had been regarded as
mentally deranged.
The evening times., 1899-12-23
RIsKED PRISON FOR A DOG.
Driver Herelodt Uses CarboIic Acid
with Dire Results.


NEW YORK. Dec 23.-The devotion of
Frizt BeieIodt 10 his little black and tan
dog caused him yesterday to attack with
muriatic acid the conductor of a trolley car
he thought had killed the animal
AS result Matthew ONeill. the victim,
who is twenty-four years old, of 2s1 East
Ninety-eighth Street, is in Flower Hospital
terribly burned by the acid about the head,
face. and neck. Berelodt is in the East
Fffty-frst police station with an ugly
charge hanging over him. As for the dog,
il is the opinion OF those who saw him
jump from the fender that saved him that
he is still running madiy through the city
Everyone who knows Berelcit knows his
dog. Berelodt is driver. twenty nine
years old and he takes the dog with him
while he is at work.
Last evening Berelodt went from his
home at 1917 Second Avenue to a drug
store at the corner of Fifty-first Street.
where he bought a bottle of muriatic acid
for cleaning. OF course the dog was with
him. When Berelodt left the drug store
the dog started to scare an uptown troll
ley car off the track by barking in front of
it. The dog disappeared. Berelodt thought
his pet had been run over. He shrieke ed
and pursued.
He didn't know that the fender had pick
ed up the animal and carried him along
soaring the bark out of his dogship. Bere-
lodt jumped into the back platform and
said broken but emphatic things to the
conductor. O'Neill, who had not the faint
est idea what it was all about
Berelodt ended UP by smashing the bot
tie of acid on O'Neills head. drenchins
him and splashing half dozen passengers
with it. The car was crowded,
ONeill yelled when the acid began to
burn. An ambulance took him TO the hos
pital. while Berelodt was arrested.
The evening times., 1899-12-23
THE PRINCE SEEKS NO CROWN.
kawauauLa, of Hawaii, Explains
His Intentions.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 23.-Prince David
Kawauauka, of the royal family OF Hawaii
is at the Auditorium Annex. He has been
visiting his aunt, former Queen Liluoka-
lani in Washington, and is on his way to
Honolulu. Since the annexation of the ISL
ands he has dropped his royal title and
calls himself an American citizen.
Il was not in favor of the resolutions
or of annexation" he said when interview
ed, but since they are accomplished facts
have turned in with the tide.
Il propose to make the best Of the situa-
ticn. Instead of the expectations of wear
ing a crown and ruling a kingdom, l am
trying to gather twenty dollar gold pieces.
After all. they are better than crowns. They
will sustain one much better than great
expectations"
Kawauauka was educated in Italy In ad-
dition to having received thorough English
instruction on the islands. He speaks
English fiuently.
MY visit to the United States,v he said,
has been without any political signifi-
canoe. l have not been taking any part
in the legislation relating to the islands" :"