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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL


Phil Somers n IN F Wiltshire, Los An
Lewis, Phil, Pa Mrs Wiltshire. Los Ang
w Peyton, Santa CT o Davis, N Y
w Madden Denver Ed 3 Andre Manila
] Crooks, San Rafael NJ w Jones, U S A
NJ F McNamara. \ Z " Brown 'I chgo
II G Hoover, n Mrs Brown, Chgo
A N Forsyth Wis F K Ainsworth, Los A
A L Barker, Chgo w Porter, n
Ed L HILL Phila Samson, Shanghai
w Orr, N E S Grigsby, U S A
D J Strauss San Anto Mrs Grigsby U S A
Mrs D Strauss, Sn A X Hunnemacher, Mil
DR. G l. Bard, Ventura Mrs Hunnemacher, Mil
j Richards, Barb NJ Parker, CIeveld
A H Half. San Anto w L Walker, Boston
Mrs H Half, San A A D Brown, Chester
c H Hermann. Chgo VIM S Barger. Phla
w F Drees st Louis F A Wilmer, S N
S Syrounatnikon Y Gelder, Java
st Petersburg s NJ Strife U N
Foster .Millken, n Y J S Coffin
Mrs Milliken n Jer W H Ingham, Phila
Miss Hardie, Santa Gu Pout, Della
Col j A Hardie, San r Mrs L L Roberts Pa
Upton, Santa Rosa Mrs S S Dewitt Pa
II Lester & valet, ego D Melone, Oak Knoll
W H Dupee & val, ego Pilree, San Jose
j Seymour Chgo Mrs j z Seymour, ego
GRAND HOTEL.
W McNulty, Fresno L Brown, Cal
w Yates, Or P Clune Sacto
Smith, Salt Lake A NJ Stevenson, Cal
G Brown & W, Chicago A Deensheuer & W,
G Wilcox & w, Ill Mont
Mrs lott, Chicago Mrs L Winters N Y
F w Charles, Sea View F G Parker Chicago
F H Green, Rafael Miss S Reed Ukiah
W II Lumsden, Cal ] H Baguerd & W. Cal
Pearson, Cal Morgan, Cal
j K Remington, Cal H Half & w Cal
J B Bouldock, Cal Mrs A R Williams, o
j Marks, Stockton H C Anderson & W, Cal
] Peterson. Cal w T Armstrong Cal
Deane, Cal w w Thompson Cal
] Rosenberg, N w w Douglas, Sacto
B H Ogman, n Mrs T w Heintzelman
L Hogle, Chicago Sacto
H II Hart, N Anderson & w, Cal
F II johnson. L Ang w Buckley, Stockton
] G COLON. Boston
NEW WESTERN HOTEL
] G Mitchell & w. Cal j Bach Spokane
P COMFY Boston E Nelson Sacto
Miss NJ COMFY, Boston c K Burger, Portland
Miss COMFY Boston w Thomas Portland
s Scurich. jacksonville H Thomas, Vancouver
j A King, Utah j Harrigan Wash
w II Johnson; Cal J w Bennett Vancouvr
E T Ellis, Lvermore z E Gorham, Vancouvr
Butler, Reedley T Schwartz, Grass Val
Mrs ] Bach, Spokane L j Trautman, c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

TADTES desiring first-class help Of all nation
nIitiae can secure same by calling on or ad-
DRESSING MISS CULLEN. S25 Suffer ST.; phone
Grant 120.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03

EXPERIENCED German nurse, connnement
and other sickness, desires engagements;
terms reasonable; highest references Nurse
lis Eighth st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03

THE TRESTLE BOARD, 81 per year; N
weekly. SC; monthly loo: sold by ali "A
newsdealers. Office, 4oS California St, * =
San Francisco ~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03

WANTED-Position as housekeeper in small
family or chamberwork in hotel or Logging
house; city or country. 305 Larktn ST., ooX 11S.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03

YOUNG Swedish girl wishes s ltuatlon 10 GO 3e
general housework; has good references; go
per month Address or call 226 Lily ave. take
Haight street cars.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03

WANTED-By a young lady of experience. EN-
ployment in candy or confectionery store
Address G., box 1885, Call office.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that FRANK B. CIR
SON is no longer in the employ of the Odd
Fellows Cemetery. All communications must
be addressed to the association
GEORGE PENNINGTON Secretary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03

N. f. and Emma E. Dethlefsen to Reinhold
Hesse. lot on N line of Twenty-frst street $50
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03

Of child from 10 a. m. to A.. Sundays ex-
cepted; best of references: 81 10 week: Au-
dress 4 B. c. Golden Gate 2. o., OAKLAND
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03
MEETING NOTICES .

CALIFORNIA Commandery No. l, X.
t. Masonic Temple. Post and Mont %aJ1
gomery sts.-Regular assembly THIS "a
Order of the Temple. All fraters are
cordially invited.
SIR JOHN P. FRASER. En-. Com.
SIR HIRAM Z. GRAVES. Recorder.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-03

YOUNG girl wishes position chambermsid
and waitress, hotel or boarding house. 40
Powell st
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
CHARLES STEWART PARNELL
Hew the Great Irish Leader Cane ta
 Enter PalItlra.

Eater Politics.
 Charles Stewart PErueIl was as vsar old before be made his entry into th political arena How the step was tAks, Is thus described by Mir R Barr O Brien in bis biography of the grsA | Irish leader
 ''one night during the general cleo ton of 1874 Parnel dined with his sis ter. Mrs Dickinson. in Dublin Afte1 dinner Captain Dickinson said Well Charles, why don't you go into pariiA nentf Why don't you stand for youi native counfyT
 ''To the surprise of every one at ths table Parnen said quickly T will Whom ought Co seef
 '' Oh. said Dickinson. we will sss about that tomorrow The great thing is you have decided to stand
 T win see about it at once. said Parnol I have made up my mind and ] won [ wait Whom ought to seef
 T think Gray of The Freeman g Journal said John. who was also pres. ent
 Very well said Parnen rising from the table. T shall go Co him al once Do you come with me John
 ''The two brothers then went away Co gether. It was now ii o'c clock. and they found Gray at The Freemans office He was amazed when Parneu entered and said I have come to say. Mr Gray. that I mean to stand for Wick low as a Home Ralsr
 It was only the year after that on the death of John Mitchell PArnell was re turned for Meath Al frs; ii is plain that PsrDen had few if any foIlowera The ability of the representative from Meath was questioned Butt was then the controlling power It WAS only in 1880 that Parneu became the leader
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
AEnHAA

The chronicles of l456 speak of I6, vessels in its basins and of German Iner chants carrying away over 2, 900 piecei of cloth Co the distant lands of RusSis and Poland It was the exchange of Eu rope, possessing in the fourteenth cen tuTy 52 guilds and i5O. 900 inhabitants more than three times as many as il now contains. Among it's wares we read of leather from Spain, wool from Eng land, silk from Italy and Persia. linen and cloth from BrsbaBt hemp and fial from Holland. wine from Portugal Greece and France and hardware from Germany, which included every variety of object in ivory, bone. wood. glass tin. copper. lead. iron, silver and gold It had its factories. its curriers'. its dy CTS, and its taxation considerably ex ceeded that of Ghent But st the com mencement of the fourteenth century its troubles began-troubles from within and from without
 The Suene was rendered useless by the invasion of sand as far as Sluis tEcluse), treachery. slaughter and DO. litical jealousies and rivalFies completed the fall and in l544 it's inhabitants had diminished Co 2. 696 Then came the re. ligious wars and prosecutions from I567 to 1884, the fanatics and the Gueu1 de. stroying what remained, leaving little for the French reyolutionists. Good Words
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
All Are Healthy

Because They Keep Their BIooo
 Pure with Moods sarpapagilIa =
 4 Wonderful Medicine to Give
 Strength to Weak People.
 "hy husband has taken Hoods s,-,.- parilIa and it has cured him of q had cough, bseksohs and headache, and mad. him feel much stroaEsr. have taken if myself and 1t has increased my nssh and done me great deal of good. We hav, also given it to our children and it keeps them hsalthy." MRs. MART WAIsH LaAdville, Colorado.
 My Httls girl was troubled with head ache, and would be 90 sick at her stomach that she could not sit up. We began riv- Ing her Hoods Sarsapsrills, and she has not had anything of the kind since tshlpv 1t, and Is now perfectly we'll" MEs. F. A soLLINaKR, Gunnisou, Colorado.
 If you have decided to take Hoost. s.r- sapariua do not buy any other in....A
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
Fr0m Fridays Daily.

This has been another cold, windy day.
 Philip Palla, of Williamson valley IS ID town. J. F. Cypher, of San Francisco. is 3; the Burke.
 Arthur " Whitaker of Jerome. was in town today.
 s D. Lount aud son of Phenix. are enlarging the capacity of their ice factory.
 The dry blizzard of Thursday re- suited in fall of temperature again las, night.
 Prof. Gallirk's orchestra will furnish the music for the St. Pat rick, ball.
 Election of school trustees will take place two weeks from tomorrow, Saturday March 9.
 The Pheni1 Herald says: It looks now as though the penitentl-
 
 Mrs B. C. Burt has moved her office to l5l South Cortez street. next dcOr to the second hand store.
 Tickets for the St. Patrick's ball ara out. The committee propose to give good time tO all who attend.
 Contractor Tom Lowell has given the contract for the lime for the capitol building to James Burson of Peach Springs.
 Speaker H F Ashurst was thrown from horse al Yuma last Saturday and quite seriously injured but is gt ttlng better again.
 The bones of Joe Mayer and JIG. Duf, as road overseers were auproy- ei by the chairman of the board of supervisors this morning.
 Jose Bertrand will have his pre- hmlnary hearing tomorrow at Je- rome. District Attorney Ling will represent the territory at the exam nation.
 G. W. Ingils received a telegram this morning announcing the death ot his wife Tn Pheni1 last night of hemorrhsge Uf the lungs. She had been sick for some time but sppsr- ently as well as usual up to the time she was taken with hemorrhage. Deceased, prior to her marriage to MT: lnglls, was Miss Helen Herzog, and formerly lived in New Mexico.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
A sons oF FoRaErrIsa

he kcsrs as F1Eyfkines Were-Ah. ns And iaugktsr lived la arery Hurd Nast tisas that luve zas yuuaz aad rias ln every palslng heaTt thrub stirred rhe ~ila Faain hi1ssys,sssl ts ths ri<a. Ihs rabbit Faoei arross The ulaia. And fFiEhtened birsiuEx surrfed Nhsa Our hounds and hurzss trsufad ths E-ztu. Own in the gFuve bsst3s ths srrtas Ne rsstsd ussn tse rscs Has wua And listened Co the wood t1rsl stnz A lullzhy Wasn day uas duls Bat, ah. yuu wAsSsrrt frcrn ny stas And psvsd tss l0ag lone lane uf yeurs Nish DsmCry stanss end ioss tgaa wtis Fog soh= To soCthe With memory ssara And now yuz eazne-ouEue hark tc rsa To nll ss thEn. ths cd tima uisas- thsre is ths nag-ic of yUUr plez7 What chsnEa has come Epou yuuF sa-rs oh, friend. tc iuss and ssfil love aaL To live CD ehsf instead ef grain Ls better than to feel lore gun@- foFgcftins is ths ksensss pzin
 -AtsAnis CoaNtttatson
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
From Tuesdays Daily.

N. P. (Pard) Pierce IS in town from Santa Maria.
 W. NJ. Muuds has been selected as mayor of Jerome.
 G. W. Ingils has returned from his visit to Phenix.
 Hon. Nick Gales is in town from his inning camp.
 St. Patrick ball on Friday evening. Buy your ticket now.
 J. K.Hall was in town today from his Lynx creek ranch.
 Thos. Sutton, representing Bishop & Go. of Los Angeles, is in town.
 W. T. Little left this morning for the Red Rock mining camp.
 Ben Rybon leaves tomorrow morn ing for business trip to Needles.
 Mrs. c. W. French of Crowned King. is visiting the Misses Hale in Prescott.
 District Attorney R. NJ. Ling re- turned this afternoon from his visit to Jerome.
 Another case of small pox has de- veloped at Jerome. The man IS carpenter. His name was not learned.
 Hotel Adams, in Phenix, scored 100 arrivals in one day recently. The Adams IS the popular hotel of the southwest.
 Thomas Hamilton is in town from the Monte Cristo camp. MT. Ham, ilton was a member of the Rough Riders and is having trouble with periodical attacks of Cuban fever.
 A. W. Edwards, F. G. Brecht and R. N. Fredericks went south on this afternoons train, their objective point being Pheni1.
 Mrs. s. N. Hale, whose husband wa recently killed ID su accident, left this morning with her daughte for Albuquerque where the latter resides
 The Ladies Aid society ot the Nj. E. church will meet tomorrow Wednesday afternoon at the resi- dence of hf-s. J M. Waits. st 250. o'clock
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
From Thursdays Daily.
A March Nlud prevails today.

A March vIud prevails today.
 Woodmen's lodge meets tonight.
 L. W1l!eabers left for Los Angeles this morning.
 \. L. Carpenter and wife, of Big hre al the Burke.
 J. .. Stephens Is in town from Williams ln valley.
 Emerson Gee, of Denver, was a Hotel Burke arrival today.
 Wm. Beckman, Of Santa Maria, is in town.
 Jerome will give St. Patrick's Day ball this year.
 W. II. Clark is m town from Will slamson valley.
 Masonic lodge meets tonight for HVork in the thIri degree.
 Mir. aud Mrs. J. P. Sevmore. of Ahlcago, are guests of Hotel Burke. Captain Broughton returned yes lerdAy from a four months visit to California.
 Horace Merri, tAr Jeroms mer- ehant has been in town a day or two pn incorporation business.
 Alvin E. Crocker, the we'll known New York mining man. arrived on todsy's train.
 h. H. Cartier Is in Phenix punch TEg up the legislature, IL is sad. 10 pass law to protect cattle men From thieves.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
From Mondays Daily
The cold wave is still on.
 E. R. Coleman is in town.

The cold wave is still on.
 R. R. Coleman is in town. Charles Zeiger is in town today from Martinez.
 Charles S. Mustard of Phenix, is at Hotel Burke. Who has-iost some hogsi See es- tray notice in this issue.
 c. NJ. Sargent returned this morn ing from his visit to Phenix. Cyril Miller Of Crowned King. is in town for few days visit.
 Wells H. Bates arrived in Prescott yesterday on mining business.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins has gone to Phenix To attend supreme court.
 Tomorrow is the day set for open ing bids for the S75,OO0 of city bonds.
 Sunday was delightful day. The weather during the day was simply perfect.
 Norman Hale has the contract for putting the foundation under T. W. Otis residence.
 Mrs. R. R. Coleman went to Phe nix on Saturday with MT. and Mrs. J. C. Herndon.
 An effort is being made to induce Bishop Vincent to visit Prescott and deliver lecture.
 Mrs. Anna E. Yoakum has re- turned from Los Angeles and has taken charge of the Congress house again.
 = Mrs. J. L. Fisher returned Sunday morning from her visit to Phenlx, where she has been for nearly two months.
 Mrs. Middleton, wife of the re- ceiver of the Sundance mine has gone to Castle Hot Springs for a brief visit.
 The Coconino Sun says tat " A. Clark has abandoned the idea of building a branch railroad to con meet with the Santa Fe PsciGc.
 Mrs. Rebecca Durrett, mother of Mrs. Pete Collett, died on Saturday and was buried yesterday. De ceased was 65 years old.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
The SuI,, p,rlt,n.n,

Switzerland differs from other ooun tries in many things. and one of th, most remarkable is the way in whicl it's parliamentary debates are conduct ed A Swiss member of parliament can express himself iD French. German oI Italian, and the privilege is freely used When the president of the federal as. sembly speaks in German. his remarks are translated by a secretary in close proximity to him All the laws and resolutions, before being voted upon. are drawn up in French. German and Italian, and every official report Is pub lished in these three languages. -Bir- mingham Post
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
MISCEI.IANEnIs.

Fresh candies at Aiken S Robin ou's tf
 Bu;termilk for sale at the O. K store, West Prescott. l2-16f
 Leave your packages for the Verde stage at the O. Kstore, West Pres colt. 12-letf
 For good meals, go to the Burke Fine cooks and the table supplied with the best of everything to be found in the market.
 The legal officers of the Crowned King Mining Co.-N. c. Shekels director and president; Rubert Will kinson, director and vice president Jas. NJ. Taylor, director and secre Jary; Geo. P. Harrington, treasurer R. H. Hetherington, resident agent Harrington and Shekels, superin tendents fl4u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
RAILROAD EXCURSIONS
TO PHENIX.

Saturday excursions to Phenix and the Salt river valley. The s. F. P. x P. Ky. Go. have yielded tc the popular demand and beginning at once and continuing throughout the winter will cell each Saturday tickets to Phenix and return at one fare. For further particulars call on or address w. s. Goldsworthy, City Ticket cant
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
Making It Clear.

Somebody has discovered that Der mrda onion eaten raw will clear thI head. A Bermuda onion eaten raw vii do more than that It will clear an CD tire room. An active Bermuda onion i a complete clearing house all by itssif Take one Bermuda onion-only one and let the lips of beauty close upon it and love will turn to hatred and honey Co gall and bitterness
 Clear the bead' Why. Bermuda 0n ion in fairly good health will clear the head of navigation ,- Exchange.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
HELP WANTED

Active and trusted person to worl for us locally. Liberal salary guar anteed. Good chance for advance. ment. No capital required. Fol full information address Shepp Co. l03l to 1883 Chestnut street, Phila. delphis. 2-23tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15

The Germans have introduced what amounts 10 slave labor in their east African colonies Each native village must furnish a certain number of in habitants to labor for the imperial gov ernment on plantations or elsewhere without pay
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
NOTICE TO PATRONS.

Subscribers to he JoURvs L. Mrzrp 'ajiIng Co get their paper prompt : her by mall or carrier, or in case
 mot satisfactorily delivered 57 ..5 carrier, vii. confer 8 favor bT notifying this office SO that the fault may bs reuE1ied. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15

A man who is oyershrewd in his business relations is pretty sure to learn in the course of time that the world is shrewd enough to protect itself against him. .-SomeIviIle Journal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15

Queen Victoria leaves for Franc March II. Extraordinary precau tIons have been taken for her safety, the entire line of railroad iu France over whith she will travel being guarded by soldiers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
EEEn PnrArnrs-

Just received a ear load of fine early Rose and Peerless seed pota- toes. Call or send your orders early for your supply. The Bashford-
 Burmister company. 3-l4t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15

Some pictures worth seeing
 Water color, by Miss Edward,
 mostly of Arizona. at Wooster
 stationery store.
 Jules Bsumann applied today fo
 letters of administration on tht
 estate of Mrs. Csthsrins Jules Bau
 mann, deceased. Hearing was se
 for March 22
 James A. Fleming has refused ar
 offer of S2.000.000 for nls Black War
 rior copper mIne nesr Globe. H,
 says that S2O,OOO.0OO would noi
 buy it.
 ] The Arizona Republican has in
 vited Rudysrd Kipling to come tc
 Auzons as its guest during bis per. iod of convalescence. Rudysrd has not yet replied.
 A Prescott man, wearing a bright red peck tie was the subject of a lengthy article in a Phenix paper. The sleepy capitol city is SO far be- hind the times that the appearance there of a man dressed in latest style creates comment.
 4 paper recently received here from San Juan, Porto Rico, contains an account of the death there of Lieutenant Russ, of the llth infau- try, formerly stationed at Whipple. He had just recovered from a spell of sickness and had returned to San Juan to join bis regiment, dyiug there of heart failure tbe day after his arrival.
 The railroad company is putting ID fne pair of railroad scales in the north end of the yards. The excavation is forty feet long and six feet deep, the width of the track. An idea of the size of 1t eau be formed from the fact that it took lS,O0O brick to wall it up. Tue scales are said to be of the very latest design and the finest made.
 Mrs. F. P. Cruice is expected to return on tomOrrow's train after an absence of four months in the east relatives.
 Bishop Serkins has left his family 1 In Phen;1 where they will remain l for five years for the purpose of edu- eating their children. The Bishop . vii leave in a few days for San . Francisco from where he will take lac first steamer bound for Manila where he is engaged in missionary sbors.
 Geo. H. Bat atchelder, of Denver. iprcial ageut and sijuster of the ' Igara Fire Insurance Companv. Is n town in the interest of the above He placed the agency in Prescott with Martindell * Horne. dr. Batcheldsr is an old newspaper nan as we'll as insurance man, and akes a trick at the profession Occa- lonally yet. Little Miss Bertha Goldsworthy. b. bright little siX-year-old daugh- CT of Mir. and Mrs. W. :. Colds fo5thy, entertained a large number , f her young friends at a birthday l arty yesterday. The little folks lnyed games and partook of all l DTS of good things to eat furnished ! ' heir young hostess and had a oOd time generally.
 V. McCollum. a former resident ! his county, Is visiting Prescott l f'"r aU absence of several years in a a ada "McCollum's ranch" near { l, Hams, was one of the early land .arks of this county, before Coco Q l.' had been carved from 1t. Mir 2 -cCJllom was a me L Der from this a 'Euty of the l2th legislative assem- h Y of the territory in 1883, the last a .S-ion held in the old Curtis hall a , de west side of Granite creek. .
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
BARGAIN REAL ESTATE.

Lots II and l2, in block 20. Fleury addition, with good dwelling. for sale at bargain. Inquire of R H. Burmister. 3I4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-03-15
IT NEVER DIsAPPoINT-

This is one fl the peculiarities of Hoods Sarsaparilla IL cures scrof- ula, salt rhrum, humors, stomach and kidney troubles, nervousness. Hoods Pills cure all lIver ills. Easy to take. easy 10 operate; re- liable, sure; 25 cents.