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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
Refused to Honor the Acquisition.

Sheriff Munds has returned from another trip to New Mexico after Sam bills, alias Tom Ketchum. charged with the murder of E. M. Rodgers and C. D. Wingfeld at Camp Verde in July last. The last trip male over there by the sheriff he was armed with a Winchester rlfe aud other shooting parapker- nalia. but before he could get within shooting distance of his man, tbe New Mexico authorities had him in custody, charged with a cnme com mitted in that territory after the Camp Verde murders, and at a time when the officers supposed they had him surrounded in a canyon in this territory.
 On this trp the sheriff was armed with requisition from the governor of this territory, but the New Mex ico governor refused to honor it and the sheriff was again compelled to return empty handed. It seems pretty difficult for ouT officers to get their hands on this much wanted person, bus the governor of New Mexico has promised, that in case they cannot convict him in that ter ritory of a crime to winch the death penalty shall attach, then Arizona will be given an opportunity to try its hand at hanging him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
Our pubHc Recoros.

The following is the daily repor, of instruments filed in the county recorders office a reported by the Prescott Title Co: Nov. iS-Geo Brookshire and E ' Roberts locate O K Strip mine, Verde district.
 Isaac T StoddsEd locates two mines. Agua Fris district.
 Joe Roderick locates Buck Horn minesF Castle creek district.
 W B Glore and sam F Powell To- cate Arastra mine, Black Rock dis tTict.
 Robt Fuedel locates Lonesome mine, Huubug district.
 SH wsshbura andG " Ramey locate BostoHiaq mine. Black Hills district. .sf.
 H Olsen 10 F AsGusmond, deed, sl,OOo; 3 lots in Jerome.
 Alss B t'oltz locates Two Broth CTS niue, Pine Grove district. .
 J c Bradbury locates Little Bile mine, Tiger district.
 G W and Edwin Hill locate Blue Ledge mine, Agus Fria district.
 Jules Baumann and wife. by sheriff. to T W Johnston, trustee, certificate of sale, Sl ,356. .9S; Baumznn group of mines. Agua Fris district.
 National Cash Register Coto wm McGrew; releases mortgage CD cash register.
 Estate of R A Groom to s Wool ner, jr, c F Goddard and Mrs A H Mitchell, deed; 250 feet Amazon mine, Black Rock district.
 J C Martin. Receiver. to Edward Mahurin. Reeeiver's receipt. S5s; land.
 Robt E Plumb. c 4 Russell. R E Sloan. $ J Hecker and W B Brown incorporate the Yasger Canon Cop per mines, capital S2,O00,O00.
 Decree of distribution of estate of Mrs Catherine Jules Banmsnn. de- ceased, of Alice, Baby and ons-third of Swiss Girl mines, Agua Fria dis triet; one-haIf to Jules Baamann. one-balf to Mrs Tillie Taiiman.
 Mrs R R Blaine to Johnston Myers. mortgage, 5000; lot in Pres colt and lot ID Jerome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
Demurrage to Be Charged

The car famine Is becoming seri- ously felt now by the 5. F., P. & p. railroad, and connecting lines are giving them only the yAqnired time for cars to reach the .. stination and be returned to Asa Fork with an addition of twenty-four hours for unloading, after which demurrage is charged. On account of this the lo- cal road is compelled to enforce the twenty-four hour rule for unload ing, and after today demurrage will be charged on all ears not unIoaded within that time. Of course the empty car wIll be taken greatly ID preference to the pittsnce charged for demurrage. The enforcement oi this rule is by no means local. as railroads all over the United States ing now enforcing 1t in order to get cars at the earliest possible moment. An idea of the extent of business be- are done by the railroads at present can be obtained from the fact that there are fifteen miles of loaded cars on Chicago side tracks awaiting be- ing moved. Not only Is there a scarcity of cars, but traffic Is so heavy that the motive power of most of the roads IS taxed to it's utmost to move 1t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

At Benson, Minn., Miss Frank, a woman 67 years old, tried to climb over a stock train while on her way to church, when the train started with her on the bumpers and carried her to Willmar, thirty miles away, in fifty minutes. She arrived safely with her Bible in her hand, having ridden between the cars all the way
 Each party in Kentucky claims the election of its ticket by 6 plu. rality of about 1000, and presents figures 10 back up its claim. These figures in some counties vary widely and it is impossible to tell which side, if either, has accurate returns Governor Bradley is being tele- graphed by hundreds of republi. cans offering to come to the state capital to prevent Taylor being counted out.
 A Texas convict forged pardon and walked out of the Rusk peni tentiaTy unmOlested.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
EASTERN
 ELECTIONS.
A Few Surprises Sprung on Both
 Parties by the Result.
The Administration Satisfied and the National Democratic Committee
 Thankful lt Is no Worse.

Denver, Nov. S.-(Specisl to JouR SAL-MINER) )-Election returns iron all over the country indicate tha Ohio has been carried bY the repub licans by nearly 10000 plurality Nash adherents admit that the gov ernorship was saved by Foraker and he thus makes peace with the d. minIstration.
 Mclean carried Cincinnati and Hamilton county by 2,0O0.
 Brysn's state (Nobraska) was ear. ried by ls,OOO for the fusion candi. date.
 Goebel was showed under in Ken lucky, the republican plurality be- ing from 1000 to l2,OO0.
 Virginia was swept by the demo crats, who secured the reelection of Senator Martin.
 Republicans carry New Jersey by 10000.
 San Francisco re-elects Phelan by 6,OOO
 Salt Lake was carried by the re- publicans.
 Colorado goes democratic with the exception of four counties, which were carried by the McKin- lev republicans.
 New York is overwhelmingly re- publican outside of the city, which gives TammAny 5000 majority The administration at Washington professes to be content with the re- suits in the country, while the dem oerstic national scommittee pro poses issuing a manifesto of con- graduation. Such republican states as Iowa, Pennsylvania, Dakota and Illinois show an increased republi- can vote in local elections.
 Massachusetts rolled up a plural ity of 10000 for the republicans.
 Maryland goes strongly demo- cratic, much to the administrations dissatisfaction.
 wil Make lt Hot tor Them.
 London, Nov. 6.-Beunett Ral- eigh. the war correspondent of the Daily Telegraph. writing from Lsdysmith, says: The intelligent Boers admit that If Great Britain puts forth her whole strength the transvasl will be overpoweied. But, said Mir. Shuts, states attorney. to me, with the approval of MT. Reitz and others: "When you have con quered the Transvaal it won't be an- other Ireland to England. Ireland shall be as a peaceful country com pared with what we shall make the Transvaal to England. It will be a hell on earth to you, of shooting and unrest. Only the biggest armies will maintain you in the country"
 An immense weight was lifted from the public mind by brief of- fcial dispatch published this morn ing by which the continental stories Of disaster at Ladysmith were prov ed to be false.
 The queen has contributed fl,0OO and the Prince of Wales f262 to the Transvaal war fund.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
MONTGOMERY IS DEAD.
More Details About the Indian Trov- bles Near Flagstaff Governor
 Murphy on the Scene.

Flagstaff, Nov. l3-(SpeciAl to the JorRSAL-M MNER).-A vicious pitched battle took place between Deputy Sheriff Dan Hogan and seyen Navajo Indians fifteen miles south of Walnut last Saturday night in which it is thought six h. dians were killed. 4 man named Montgomery, syoung cowboy. was killed otrigh: by a bullet ia the head and one through the heart. Hogan was wounded in three places. all aesh wounds Roden, who was assisting Hogan to make the arrests, was wounded in the groin, but 1t IS not though dangerous. A posse under Sheriff William Johnson cane in this morning from the scene of the killing, and brought in the body of young Montgomery. They found three of the deal h. dians I'd heard groans in a canyon further up but it being dark they did not investigate. It may be that three more are dead. Governor Murphy arrived here this morning aud is holding an investigation. An inquest is now being held on the re- mains of Montgomery. Signal fires were seen late on Sunday night by Indians, and it was thought to be calling in the Indians from outside the reservation.
 Some General News from the Turbu-
 lent Quarters Of the Universe.
 Manila. Nov. l3.-General Young is supposed to have reached San Nicholas. but his wagons are far be- hind. Colonel Hayes, Aguiualdo's secretary, and Major Coloeman are iu Carrangian with an escort of l75 bolomen on their way to the prot- ince of Neuva Vissya. A son of General LaneIas and his family are prisoners.
 A correspondent of the Associated Press, who is with General Young. telegrsphs from San Jose: Aguin- aldo did not escape to the north east. He aud his army are sur rounded"
 MacArthur's advance and the Thirty-sixth volunteers and cavalry troops under Bell, entered Tarlac yesterday. The enemy fled.
 Later the department received second dispatch from General Otis as follows:
 "Manila, Nov. l3.-No news of Lawton's advance received yester- day. MacArthur's troop took Bam- bon and Capss, four miles north of 3ambon, both on the railroad, aud Conception, to the east of the rail road, yesterday"
 London, Nov. 13.-A special dis patch from Durbrn, Natal, dated Thurday evening, Novembec g, says:
 "Nativa rnnna-s ha-a ;.,-' ---i-~~i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

Deputy Sheriff Dan Hogan, the hero of the trouble with the Navaios. IS well known ID Prescott. He was a member of Troop A, Of the Rough Riders, and served through the Cuban campaign. Hogan became prominently known n army circles as a man of unfInching ner.s ana as a marksman IS said to have had DO equal with the rife His aim was so accurate that it i- said he could pick Of" his man every time of hand at distances ranging up as high as 800 yards He is also a genial person In disposition, but when once authorized to perform an official act does his duty in such a cool and fearless manner a. to win for him the commendstiOn of all. He has many friends among the Rough Riders resiiing in Prescott, all 0i. whom wish for him speedy reco7- cry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
MINING INTELLIGENCE
General and Local Notes From ike Field of Mines and Mining
 Everywhere.

Col. Bosworth has shipped a dia.
 mond drill from Chicago which be
 will use in prospecting the Baumsun
 group of mines.
 Col. Bosworth, who has the Bsu-
 mann group of gold and copper
 mines bonded, has force of men at
 work constructing 8 crossing of the Agua Fris at the town of Hecla and making q wagon road to the mines. His shipping point wIli be Val Verde Junction. adjoi1ing the town of Heela.
 Sixty men are at work now on the Lone Pine mine and 1t is said to be looking as well as ever. It is claimed that this mine alone can now supply the Big Bug shelter with all the ore required for it's constant run.
 Albert L. Waters. metaIlurgist at Globe, who visited the Val Verde shelter a day or two since, in speak ing of the plant said: "Yayapai county seems to be on the verge of a boom in mining, and I am sur prised to find 60 much activity all about here. I find the Val Verde shelter nearing completion and To- cated advsntageously upon the Agua Fria river, northeast of Prescott. Within tue past ninety days the company has built one aud one-half miles of standard railroad, thus con meeting its plant with the main line of the Prescott and Southeastern railroad. At the smelter site there are laboratories, officers houses, a boardiag house aad bunk houses. was advised that the company will not allow gambling in the new camp, and will keep saloons from opening for busiress on the grounds of the con pany. The plant consists of a we'll built and roomy building con- tanning Mitchell blast furnace of the very latest design and POO tons capacity; big No. Connorsyille blower, a l00-horse power Corliss en zine, an automatic sampler, anu other machinery. There are ample ore fux and fuel bins. The entire plant is equipped with car trsmways by which nearly all the transports ton to the works will be done by gravity. It has been designed by General Manager Fennell with the advice of Messrs. Traylor and Ne smith of the Colorado iron works. No expense has been spared to meet the requirements of custom smeit- ing, which will be the prineipa work"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
: Movement in Prescott Real Estate.

 The entsrprising real estate agents Powers x Gaines made the follow lBg sales of real estate during the month of October:
 The Bowers place. in West Pres colt, house and twelve lots to E. 4. Haggott, S5.SO0
 The Baker place, house and two lots on Montezuma street, to Sarah E. LOy, S950
 The r A. Sparks place, house and lot ou Mt Vernon street, to Tiiten. S1.25O.
 Lot 2l, block l3. Moeller addi- tioa, to FItzsimmons and Keatsng. 500.
 Lot 3, block l2, Moeller addition. to Norman Hale, S2OO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
THE NEWS
Aomirai oe~sy Mavries,

Aosairai Oe~ey Mayries-
 Washington. Nov. g. (Special)
 Admiral Dewey and Mrs HAses
 were quietly married hese al o'clock this morning.
 Licked Them sishout Loss.
 1 Manila, Nov. s.-General Mac Arthur has occupied Aaba.scat. His entire command. including the Twelfth. Seventeenth and Nine teenth infantry and part of the Fourth cavalry, is extended three miles in front of Angels in a good tactical position. Major Bell took Maqalacst. Being ordered to re- eonnoiter yesterday he located the enemy and pushed into the town, driving out two companies ot the insurgents and killing several Fix pino officers. The Americans sui fsred no loss.
 SsOne~all Jsekson's Widow. Charlotte. \. c. No, s-A Tumor ha' gone abroad that Mrs. Stone wall Jscxson. widow of the die tinguisbed confederate general, is penniless, in wsnt and hopelessly ilI and blind. Mrs. Jackson said today to a representAtiveof tho Associated Press that the statement was greatly exaggerated. It is true that she is not in afiuent circumstances, but she has a competency and has sl- ways been above want Her bealih is somewhat improved. She is not blind, though suffering from facial neuralgia Appeals having been made all over the, south for her re- lief, Mrs. Jackson Is anxious that the true state of the ease shall be known, as shs is unwilling to accept any donations except those offered as testimonials of love and admira- ton for her husband.
 Keeping Their Trail Warm.
 Washington. Nov. 10-The var department has received the follow ing:
 Manila. General Lawton eIperi- enced some difficulties on account of the continued unprecedented rains, in his advance. At San Jose Fester- day and ( arlington today a strong force was put through on the Aligoa route. Young captured yesterday additional Cabauatuan arsenal prop erty in the transit north. MscAr- thur was recounoitering north of Mabalacat yesterday. SlsTan's scouts were directed 10 the front and Smith with the Seventeenth in- fantry on the Msgaloag and Con- ception road.
 "Rell, of the Thirty-sixth, with five of his officers and two privates of his regiment, mounted. one of- feer and ten men of the Fourth cavalry, struck one hundred iasurg- euts in the mountains west of Maba- lacst, and charged, killing and wounding nineteen. They caPtur- ed six Filipinos and thirty Mauser rifles. The railroad from Angeles to Bsmban was destroyed Mac Arthur will take up the advance to Tarlac tomorrow.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

after four hours sighting. curial
 wAich the Boer ioss-s ssere Aeax.
 No details hAEs heen receiVea ! Fiagst1G. Nov. u-rhe cause o the recent trouble with the Maya jos is given as follows.
 1 Ca NovembeF 6 q band af six Nav sioes who Essre hunting ou Cans0s Padre beios ARderson Rim. 10 this eoasty. held up William Montgom cry, cowboy in the employ ef Vii liam Roien. a catiismaa. They ae, cused him of stsaling horsss snd threateued to kill him He came ts Fisgstaa aad obtained 8 warrant for their arrest. Al Rsden's eamp toey were losaed by William Roaen and Walter Durham. who went along ~here the NsVajoes were camPed.
 Arriving al she camp the party dismounted and anticipating no trouble Hogan attempted 10 e1e- cute the warrant and entered a brush corral wheEs four Nasejos we're. when the Indians made resist &nee and shot was fired as Hogan, striking him iu the back.
 The 6ght became general and ended when the ammunition of tbe white men was e1hausteu. Shors ss had been the afray Eve of the Nay ajS'es were dead and one wounded. Montgom ugh the heart. Hogas was wounded three times, all assh wounds Roden was wounded seriously in the groin. Dunham escaped nninimei.
 Hogan made a desperate sght. He closed in on one of the Indians, and although wounded, succeeded in wrestling the gun from the Nav ajo. He killed the chief and the Iu1ian who wounded him One h. dian escaped in a wounded eonii- ton.
 The Iadians engaged in the 6ght were hunting deer in violation ot the game law aud s toa of yenison and antelope was found today in their camp A report from Canyon Diablo this morning vas to the ef- feet that all the NaEsios in that vi cinity had left for the reservation.
 Aali. r,-..n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

The attention of our readers is di- rected to the professional card in today's issue of A. B. Nader, a civil engineer and deputy mineral surveyor. He will locate in this city
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
FeelingLively

Well, we're glad of it, but not sur prised, for the fact is we never had such an excellent variety of the lat est remedies. Quite probably the remedy for YOU, too.
 We drug men on the Corner act ually use them ourselves sometimes. We think a good deal of our Drugs and preparations, because we KNOW they are good. sLet us assist you in selection of a remedy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

MT. Montgomery, father of the young man killed by tbe Naysjos. near Flagstaff, has been employed for several years by the $. F., P. d. P. railroad iu this city and is n0w chief car repairsr. He IS at present
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
Miles Is Corning saek

San Francisco. Nov. 1S- Major General Miles, who leaves tais after noon for Los Angeles. says he will stop at Tucson, Arizona, on his way east.
 He will spend Tuesday and We'd nesday in Tucson as the guest of the Arizona Pioneer society.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15
ARIZONA .JuURNAL-MINER

THE ARIZONA JOURNAL-MNRR is
 published every day in the year except sundays and legal EolIdaYs-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

Many New York corporations have protested against the making public of their reports under the franchise tax law.
 The British government has re- fused to allow more than one Amer ican military officer to witness the Transvaal war.
 A Petrifed snake weighing more than 100 pounds and 2 feet long has been found near POttsville, Pennsylvania.
 Vice President Hobart's condition has changed for the worse.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

here from DrAkessburg a;sirict aud
 report that the BSes suffered se we're defeat at Lsdysmiih tkis mora ing. The Boer guns were siisaced aiter four hours sighting, curing wAieh the Boer ioss-s ser~ heavy No details haEe hs-sa receiset
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

Washington. Nov. g. Special = Admiral Dewey and Mrs HAsea were quietly married hsse at g o'clock this morning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-15

Friday, Nov. 10.--The chairman reported the approval by him of the notarial bond of A. J. Doran in the sum of Sl,0OO, with Ed. W. Wells and F. NJ. Murphy, sureties.
 The county treasurer was directed to refund to D. J. Shea the sum of $47.60. account of taxes, 1899.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Lieutenant Mccall Returns.

Lieutenant Frank A. Mccall re-
turned to Rathdrum last Sunday
after an ahsence OF aim,,st u year.
Mr.. NcCaM's visit to Rathdrum was
not entirely unexpected as he was
known to be In San Francisco where
he was receiving medical treat
Meut- He has almost recovered
from the wound he received
In the battle of Manila on Feb. 5.
and must report for duty at
San Francisco ON May Is unless
he gets an eXtentitN Of time. While
i'm San FRANCHISES he WAS photo
graphed with the aid OF the X rays
which shows the bullet, "a raalser,
located in the muscles OF the back
under tire ribs.
Mr.. Mccall wants it distinctly
understood that he did not receive
| this wound while his back was
turned to the enemy but 1t has cost
him several cigars and vast amount
of explanation telling how it came
! to be there. He brought with him a
| great amount of curiosities from the
Orient which are eagerly scanned by
| friends here. Mr.. Mccall was for
merly engaged in educational work IN
this county, and was one of gu,
most popular teachers.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Boston Monuments.

In the eally days of no sidewalks
people who were wont to take their
nightly outings carried their own
lanterns, and TINS custom was adj
hered to until 1884, when gas was
introduced for street lighting. The
old Latin school was built near
King's chapel, and later on was re-
built on the site now occupied by
the Parker House. 1t has always
been thought that Robert Newman
hung out the lantern on Christ
church for Paul Revere, Eut now ii
is believed inat The deed was per
formed by the latter cunhdentla
friend, john Pulley, Ihe glasshop
Per athe1' vale on i'aueulf hail
built III l7ii2, h;.d -, origin IN The
writings vi flutai cA. boston iran
script.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
The CONJECTURE SOLD.
Graham and O'Donnell's Mine at
Lakeview Purchased by Spo-
kane Capitalists.

The O. mcclure mine at Lakevle6
owned by Chas. Graham and Archie
ODonnell has been sold to Spokane
parties. The names Of the following
we'll known gentlemen appear as
officers OF the new company: Col.
w. G. Fritter, PRESIDENT; G. p. Cham
berlain, vice president; M. M. Cow
ley, director and treasurer; j.. +.
Reddy, secretary. The contract for
the erection Of 80 ton concentrator
has been let and the machinery
ordered. The Conjecture is de-
yeloped mine. Two tunnels have
been run In on the vein on this
property, which is about four feet
wide. The No. tunnel is in about
200 feet, while the face OF the No.
tunnel is in about 332 feet. 1t has
been conservatively estimated that
SIT tons of ore are in sight on this
property. From the shipments al
ready made the ore has Melted S14.60
TO the ton. The ore in sight is thus
worth at least $8l 900, which will
net about $4S, 900 above all expenses
of concentrating and smelling. The
new company placed 100000 shares
of stock on the market at 5 cents
1T ns,th plr M
selling at 10 cents.
Grahtm and O'D)nnell still re-
tam large interests in the mine ano
will personally superintend the de
velopment work. The development
of this mine means much for Koot
mai county.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-04-29
Future of the Bicycle.

1t is agreed by all bicycle manufac-
turers that the 1899 models repre-
sents the perfect wheel. Improve
ment seems to be impossible. Pre-
cisely the same thing is true of Hos
letters Stomach Bltters. 1t repre-
sents the limits Of science In over
coming disease, and it is impossible
to make a better medicine for the
stomach, liver, kidneys and blood.
A few doses of the Bitters will start
weak, nervous and bloodless people
on the road to strength. A regular
course of treatment will bring back
the pink to the cheeks and the
sparkle to the eye. Sleep will come
naturally, and 1T will be refreshing
and healthful. Dyspepsia, indges.
ton and constipation will be com.
pletely banished, and the blessings
of true health bestowed. Never
take substitute for this perfect
remedy.