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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
NEWS NOTES AND coEHtsra.

The irsl of Jesse James. IT, os cfsrve ct srass ro5h@Fy. has bepa p'stFzanei ii.i Fe5rusrs &,
 Grip IS increasing a omsAa DteT lt0 d-s1 Es have occurred frcrn % daung tbe pas, mouth.
 Cbief of Police Crow, of Solomo. viiie. '. S, Was shot ssd perhxps fatally wounded while chasing a burglar.
 Qasy's ehancrs Tor reelectiou as Unaed States senator from Peas sy iFsnia seems to be growing bughler.
 Wm. A. : one was inauErrats1 goveruor oi Pennsylvania, and Fos- ter M NooFhess was inAuguarted governos oi New leIsey. Jan. l7.
 There was violent sforra 5hroug England Saturday nigks and accompanied by serious eoocs in Wales. be river Towy iu soutk Wales oFefhowsd. a bridge WAs ce- str0yed and many cattle drowned
 The transport Grant, bound fcr the Philippines with the Fourth in- faatry and battalion of the Sever ieenth infantry aboar q, sailed iron NeW York Thursday.
 Within the past few days the Cleveiand aud Detroit shipbuilders have closed contracts for four steei freight steamers, all of the very lat est siass, 1000 tO 5000 net capacity and of about Sl.000,O0O in aggregate value.
 Frank M Dorsey, formerly cash ter of the failed First National bank of Pouea, Nebraska, has been found guilty ia the federal court on Is counts charging him with maAinr false reports to the comptrolleS; misappropristion of the banks funds and other irregularities.
 Pleased with the success which attended his efforts in organizing the Auto Truck Company. in New York. Joseph Letter has returned Co Chicago to begin an establish meBt of compressed air motor track company iB Chicago within fort night.
 The charges and specifications 10 the court martial of Commissary- General Eagan, have been drafted and are now in the hands of the president. The charges are s.Con- I,..s r-rf...a,uafsssr an of7~ar anr gentleman and conduct preiadicis 10 good order and military disci pine"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
The Last Camel.

'-It is reported that the last camel of the famous herd turned loose in Arizona a quarter of a century ago was recently killed and eaten by the Indians at Yuma. This Is the ~steenth" time the death of the last camel has been reported, but for some reason, probably our wonder ful climate, the last camel wIll not stay ead."-Herald. The last time those Arizona camels were the sub ject of a newspaper sketch there wss 2 large herd of them roaming over the plains of central Arizona. Ii is not possible that they have dwin- deled down to the last one, but like the sea serpent, of ocean fame, they will reappear again in the future The JoURNAL-MISER will wager thai in less time than 8 week some Ari. zona editor will tell about thOs, camels. While it is an old, olC story, some love to tell it over ana over
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
important Cases Decided.

Judgment was rendered in ths district court by Judge Davis Satur day 10 the cases commonly csllet county eases institdted by ex-Dis tfict Attorney Satterwhite to recovrf monies said 10 be illegally paid bs tbe board of supervisors of PiSn1 county. In the case of Pima county vs. Grant A. Avery, M. G. Ssmea- lego. Jas. Finley, and Jos. B. Scott was involved the right of the shef- iH to receive compensation for talk ing care of U. $. prisoners. Th+ facts to brief in this case were prov ed to be that the department ssl justice of the |. :. entered into . contract with the board of super visoTs of Pima county Tor the feed ing. guarding. caring for and other expenses were wholly paid by Pima couutv. The sheriff had received part Of the monies pad by the Q. : under this contract with the boar of supervisors and claiming tba such amount was due Linn Tor esKiHF for such U. .. pris0I CTS. The coos. he'd that it IS tbe duty of the sherif under the statutes of Arizona ~ take charge of ana keep the count ; iasl and prisoners therein, and be q not entitled to any extra comPen sation therefor. The judgsmeul was entered in the case against eac
 defendaut f,r be sum of sl07S.42-
 Tucson Chg h.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
Grant Randal's Marriage.

Miss Edith Beulah Knox of this city. and E. Grant Randall of Phe- nix. Arizona, were married on Tues day, December ?, at noon, at the residence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Grosvenor A. Knox, on Jersey avenue.
 The ceremony was performed by the Rev. William J. Hutchins, oi Brooklyn. The bride was given away by her father and was attend ed by Mss NJ. Eva Dexter, of Spring. field. Massachusetts, as maid ot honor. and Miss Edith M. Grundy, of this city. The groomsmen were MT. William Chapin, who acted as best man, and MT. Culver B, Knox brother of the bride.
 The parlors were attraetively dec. orated with palms, roses, smilax and holly. After the reception which followed the ceremony Mir. and Mrs Randall left for their wedding tour They will establish their residence in Montreal. Csnada.-Jersey City IN. J@. News.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

Philadelphia, Jan. 19.-The Press today publishes an article covering over a page, giving the details of the investigation made by that paper of 6 dismantled workshop of the late
 John w. Keeley, which investiga- tion, the Press contends, clearly proves the mysterious Keeley motor to have been a delusion and decep- ton, and that its alleged mysterious forces were the result of trickery.
 Arcola, H., Jan. 2O.-The bank at Arthur, ten miles from here, was robbed of $4,0OO to 5000 last night. Six men Uverpowered the night watchmsu. bound and gagged him and tied him in a back room. The robbers blew open the safe with dynamite. secured the money. stole a handcar and came toward this city. The stock of the bank is large ly held by Arcola men who left to- day with money to replace the loss. A posse has been organized and put on the trail. Telegrams de- scribing the robbers have been sent broadcast.
 San Antonia, Tex- Jan. 2.-The West-bound limited express on the Southern Pacific railroad, collided with an engine st La Costa, twenty miles west of here, at an early hour this morning. Alonzo Miller, fire man, of San Antonio, was killed and Robert Nicholson, engineer, was fatally injured ID the wreck. The passengers were badly shaken up but sustained no serious injuries.
 Valparaiso, Chile, Jan. 0.-The copper boom is creating great en- thusiasm among the miners here. New mines are being started up and old ones are showing renewed activ- ity. 4 syndicate has been formed in Paris with a capital of two mil lion francs to work copper mines, which axe very numerous
 Washington, Jan. 20.-At the in stance of Surgeon-Geuersl Stern berg, Secretary Alger today ordered the hospital ship Relief to Manila, to serve there as hospital ship and also for ambulance for the convey ance of the sick and wounded sold iers.
 St. Louis, Jan. 20.-Members of the re-orgspized church of the Latter Day Saints in St. Louis op- pose the seating of Congressman cleo B. H. Roberts on the ground | that he is pronounced polygamist.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
sampIs of s,In spsnIsh Eaauet..

Tbe little king Cf Spain recently 5 had a tumble and would have bee1 seriously hurt had he not besn caught by a footmsn. Because oi Spanish court etiquette that no pie bisu hand must ever touch the sac red person Of the king, the footman lnsf bis place as result of his catch but the queen regent thanked hiu personally for his act, gave hirl handsome presents and provided him with an annuity which gives him a life of ease m his native village
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
A Doggoa Queer Story.

X man killed a dog belonging r. another man. The son of the ma1 whose dog was killed proceeded whip the man who killed the dog c the man he was the son of. Th man who was the sen of the ma whose dog was killed was srrestee on complaint of ihe man who ws assaulted by the son ~f tks ua
 whose dog the man Va3-t-ss ssssalt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
Had Co Tell Some One.

If you'd been half an hour later, " she said, "l don't know what should have done.
 What's happened?'' be asked.
 Why Mrs Gadding. next door. has been in here with such an extraordinary tale, which she made me promise l would never breathe to living soul, that it has seemed as if positively couldn t wait for you to come home to tell you about it " Chicago Post
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
Will Soon Come Marching Nom,

Will Soon Come Marching Nome.
 The men comprising Col. Me Cords regiment are expected home now very soon. A Washington tele- gram speaking of this regiment says: "The First territorial regiment of volunteers will receive larger sum of money per capita than the other organizations similarly discharged from the military service. This is due to the fact that the homes of the men are anywhere from twelve hundred to twentY-two hundred miles from the camp at Albany, Ga. where they were mustered out.
 The officers and men will receive in addition about two months pay travel allowance, rate days and pay every 20 miles between Albany and the point where the original enlist. ment took place. Colonel McCoEd gets Sl,0O0 and the prvates draw from SI25 Co S225. The amount paid the regiment exceeds sI500O0.'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

Another conference, having for its object the adjustment of the differ ences between the Canadian and the American roads, is being held in Chicago. These differences now re- late princil ally to the immigrant traffic.
 The war department has issued an invitation for bids for responsible shipping concerns of ali tbe nations for the Transportation of the Spanish prisoners iu the Philippines from Manila tJ Spain
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

Att)rnsy-Gensral Gsddard has prepared his decision holding that the special sessiol of the legislature
 which was called by Governor Leedy ol Kansas, was illegal and that al laws passed at that session are void.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
The senate and house of the Ne braska legislature have each passed

resolutions calling on the war de partment to investigate the charges oi improper conduct and cruelty winch were preferred against Colo uel Stelsenberg of the First Ne .brsska regiment.
 Chauneey M. DePew hss been elected senstCr from NeH York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

Capry Tsy'cc, 2 printer Re Eua0a l- -=--ait, 1ri'1 go take sla. zt a llza in 7 leufE- and ss a Fs- suit 1ow laus les -1 ya.3..e
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

Senator Cockreil, 0f Missouri, has been reelected to succeed himself as U. $, senator.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

The dead---k m the California leg sIstura continues.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

A DRESCOTT CHAPTER R. A. A. No q Stated comunnica tons the hrst N sAtarSiays of each month .. 9,eiock 2; s .ttobd F e.. BRtoC d d. n. r. { lR N FREDERlCkS 5~orutAry. , n, E1AusininS tBunlttlse-h- V. frssarTf1As' h. h'
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

EASTERN STAR-Cioldsh haie Chapter No E meees in MAeonie Hal on the hrst thurs1a5 1f each month. nn- IA BUTLER Worthy hAirou
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

IyASHUE CONMASDEAl No. | kNIGHrs TEMPI-Ak- Ststsd COD s -t.x. t5r-f Frifiny of each month. Pilgrim ~ir knishts nourtsOusly invited-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

O. O. r. ARIZONA B0DoE No; =<fWE& A. RsrulAr meetlns of this lods <E1 erery Nedne-<iAy eEeuing At Ou >lFaN FsllSws' Hall S0j0nrnsng brrthre f Inc .srsr Id ss.ssl liiuE cord sl-g inFlte 1 ro sIt~na JAMES A. GUil.D. S- 6 it RD. KIEHL, HecordiEg cecsetErs-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

ft ERIGHTs or PYTHIAs Prescott LodTs .AIH h So.l-fagulAr neetiDg of this lodds
 i[ svery Monday At D. ia- Ai h ot :; eMs1 Nall. sOtauIaIng knights in good stano are cordially invited Co attend K. D. WATSON, C. C. c. \. BASS. \. of k . ;.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
ARIEiyA JJrRNAL-MlNER

gEHE ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER is Il published every day ID the year except Sundays and legal Loildays-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

NOTICE to subscribers: The JOUEsAL N MINER has made arrangements Co club with the foilOWlng papers at pnees named pavrneut to be made ID advance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

J.c. MARTIN. Editor aud Proprietor
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

Entered ID the Posto.fice at Prescott as sec
 ond class matter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25

THE ARIZONA EEKLI JOURNAL | MINER unpublished every MEDNES- DAY st Prescott. the oodnty seat Of faVa- par county
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-25
ESCoTT, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25 IS
THE TOBACCO HABIT.
HAVE YOU GOT IT, AND DO YOU
 WANT TO LOSE TIT

Chicago Specialist Says That . Sure Cure For ~My Lady NIcotines Can Be Found In the Plentiful U.e of the Humble Peanut.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-29
DISPOSITION OF The
WRECK OF THE MAINE
Army and Navy oHcials Disagree
Regarding the Final Removal
OF he Mass of Debris

NEW YORK. Nov. "a special q The
World from Washington says Secretary
Long and Major General Brooke Mill
ta-y Governor OF Cuba. disagree as %
whether the army or The navy should
remove the wreck % the ba-Llsship Maine
Ia Havana harbCr- Secretary Long. when
tod today that General Brooke regarded
Che wreck as a menace % navigation and
advocates It's removal. said
The Nay Department has nothing %
do win removing The wreck Il j. purely
military matter and should b. done b.
The army engineers II General Brooke
wants t removed I Do not suppose there
would Dr. arv objection"
~ the War Department l. was said 20
a-----s had been received from General
Brooke regarding the Maine He * in
favor = removing the debris and recover
Ing -Le bodies u the hundred or more
dead sailors rv building huge caissou
around -he W-- r After The recovery Z
the bodies General Brooke would either
destroy che Maine OF raise IL and tow 10
% some port. where u could Be viewed
l- s-El--see-s
Genera FL-ZhuEh Lee claims that there
are 81 the Maine more bodies than were
buried III th= cemetery AZ Havana He IA
v1rs the taking out % these bodies and
-hs- destroying the wreck
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-29
TEST
OF MARCONI'S
TELEGRAPH
Naval Board Submits Fig
ures on the Reporting of
the Yacht Race.
Special D..7a,cA 70 II. Cali

CALL OFFICE. WELLINGTON HO-
TEL WASHINGTON. Nov 2S.-Rear Ad-
Ii-sl ? b Bradford. chief % the naval
bureau q equipment has received the Re
port u the board 81 officers which wit
messed the operations OF the MarcOnt sys-
ten q wireless tslegraphy during the IN
teruatioual yacht races
Particular mention Is made = the speed
test. which occurred on October II be-
tween the Grand Duchesse and Navesin>
Light A stock quotation from NaveS-ls
Light On the Grand DucheSse - words.
was received in seven minutes b. the sys-
--r- NJ counting used on land lines each
figure and each capital letter in aobrevia-
zion o. names Il stock being counted a.
"a word
m -Ee second trial thirty-o1e words %
newspaper paragraph were received 10
B minute ard - seconds. equal 90 seven
-ee- To-ls o minute A speed test which
words ger minute A. re number which
~ operator a. NaYesinE Light could
work
The Maximum distance across which
messages were sent was rweu-y-tol-
knots Messages were sent % ant received
from --= station az Nare-lrs With facility
--1 accuracy. the estimated speed being
ac1-r Twelve words Per minute There
was a short Eitch az one zine IL sending
20 eSsaEeS. owing % the in-errup-tlg de-
wee failing. WHICH caused delay % a
N--- ---l-EaA ---1-
-oc words were sent and over SO received
b. Marcc1i during The day
Lieu tenant Commando 9lal--cUEl on
g--lcer took The station AZ NaveslnE-
Daring the day. ne states all The mes
saE-% sent out from the Ponce appeared
90 come accurately. on October h. went
20 s=a 81 the Grand DEcE=Sse and at
-esSet The working % Mr Cla-Ss a1-
parar-s He sent and received messages
with apparent facility. exchanging Ei-1
t1e Nacsa y-BeLCet- FOR one hour when
Azrcl1t took Up the work on board the
Ponce He estimates -he extreme distance
% W---l messages were sent ard received
oy the Aa----- apparatus under MS o.
SerF a--o- during the yacht races Leu
tenant Commander guaitr0uEh concludes
aE r- the -rtri11 that wireless --Le-
spy can b made ~ greater value IN
facilitating comm uni-a-iJr between ships
40 sea ana also between vessels and shore
stations. II might also % utilized wiki
az H4r-l-e l- che .11El---l-a- Work or
s-rr=- Ing strange coasts Sigr0r Mlrcoui
seem -l go better practical results than
other workers In the same field. cIt there
IS reason @ believe that the system Is
capable - development 90 e much greater
extent -r rEe r0r distant future
Lieutenant Commando Newton =
-avlrat-y impressed with The system. buy
~ says tr seems On b. questionable = the
rscz-Tl-E apparatus can generally record
message V--H sufficient accuracy % as
sue me clISeg -=-r transmission OF
cipher code When rolling. the relay -
--e A1csly- Bennett did not Work cats
-z--l--Ly and -1E seems % have an er-ec-
"a me c-ear-ess u transmission
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-29
Vessels stormbound

EUREKA. Nov. &-Ths prevailing
storm makes the bar too rough sor the
1sssare 81 outgoing loaded vessels and
~ A CONSEQUENCES there Is now Z feet OF
ten awaiting an opportunity % cross out
The barbound vessels are the schooner
Olga. Rio Rey. Lizzie Vance. the new oil
schooner Santa Paula. Mabel Cray ard
the steamers san Pedro. NeWsboy. West
port. Fulton. Brunswick and the Red
Stack tug Rescue. The steamer Tilla-
nook. which was brought in leaking sun
fav. viii unload Al 60 feet q lumber. and
when the steam pump arrives from San
Francisco she viii ny 20 make a trip 20
the metropolis on account OF the fnces-
SAINT heavy rains Of the past week the
country tributary 20 Eel River and Salt
River T. flooded Should the rains cor
rtuue comm nicati0n between this city
and Ferndale viii Dc interrupted
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-29
CORRESPONDENT NOT
WANTED AS C0ACHER
EDGAR RUPERT WAS ORDERED
OUT BY III COURT.
Created q Scene at the Trial OF Kaiser
Divorce Suit - LANG Divorce
Ready FOR Argument
Oakland Office san Francisco Call.
q. H. F-r--w &rE g

Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
Is Broadway. Nov. $
Simple dsssrtion was the ground on
which Superior Judge ogden today
granted Frank .. Kaiser = divorce from
Mary Z. Kaiser. but the testimony re-
vesIed that IN the original complaint I'd
gar Ruberr i named a. correspondent
hubert. moreover. had been attending me
trial q The case the past several days
Defendants attorney. Today when El-
bert appeared patience seemed 20 nave
suddenly lost its merit o virtue ana
&c ogden took OCCASION o per-rIp
the courtroom His Honor declared that
hs had noticed Rubsrr lettering about n
the courtroom and -epumantet hin Tor
his unseeEly conduct According 70 the
decree The pialntiT TtH have. CUSTODY Or
the MINOR child Grace and delsncalt j.
permitted 70 visit the child OF SATURDAYS
or Sundays between the hours o. , q n
and ? n. BIT al no time must s--l
visit be prolonged more Than tE0 hours
The kaisers were married IN lsse- About
two years ago The vie began staying CUT
late az night \ quarrel and separation
followed
IN the sensational divorce suit % Isz-
bella TurubulI LANG against Peter Miller
--s case Will 5z argued tomorrow after
noon before Judge Greene The case ms
attracted considerable attention and TIE
trial has been attended by many people
from East Oakland. Fruitvale and Elm
hurst. where the principals are well
known IN the Tife's complaint her Own
sister Is named IN most compromising
manner and in the Cross-cO11p lalnt OF the
husband one Robert Hi Is named as CO.
respondent
Louis stuart vas granted = divorce to-
day by Judge Ogden from Lily Stuart on
the ground u EllitIl neglect
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-29
DINGEE-SATHER
SUITS ARE NOW
ALL DISMISSED
First Defendant Goes
East.
Oakland once San Francisco Ca

COS Broadly Nov y
And 50 The famous Sather- Dinzes HtIca-
ZION has come 70 ar erd-an untimely end
Tor those who thought thar social and
commercial Oakland were % be shaken %
their foundations by The revelations that
viii never come. since the Two contestants
cot together ard adjusted their differ
ances and -oL only arr all ~ the sx-
7e-ted revelations sealed with the con-
promise. but the Creates secrecy il main
csiuet over Jh= details ot tne compromise
Itself
IRE eouu-o1iSe was made one week =,
Monday. and the dismissals Z the SUITS
have been Do the control % -he ATTORNEYS
for each side Tor all that period oT tire.
8-- when the ~o-proUise was reached
The most t-C---let -a-- vas - Ken hy al
r1r-.l- that nothing SEou .d ta said frD-rr
TIE documents War- flied and even III
no details q The -onprcCis- should lie
- he same zine il vas arranged 50
THAI NJ u.-E=e could make his escsu Dc
from Oakland before the L.suissaIs were
made ia order that he might avoid ne
necessity II M Interview Mr Dfrgze :
arerse T. 1e.r- ilre-vieu5d and this vas
one q the eXac-iCns IRON his side And
s. t. was thar NJ UIuE=e departed az an
early hour This morning Tor the East and
that z few hours later Judge Greene cor
rfrueF ne trial Il Mrs. Sathers suit
against him t-- ore week. z-t j. vas cot
until some hours later rhat the disuissals
were filed
The amount secured hv Mrs Saths- "a
ore q The points covered by The seal u
secrecy. b-- 10 is said 60 b. nearly one
half = her original claim = SIT go
An effort IS lei-- made % the attorneys
for William J. p-cgee 90 give the idea
that there was TO money consideration IN
rhe compromise. and Emil Nusbaurner
said -his afternoon
COZ course Ms Sa-her received soma
thing She received the dismissal o. Mr.
D-ugse's libel suit sEaius- her and that
was a valuable consideration That s al
that can b. said
The conduct n this case has proved ne
efficacy q the deposition for conducting
litigation Two Important dispositions
were taken by the attorneys FOR Mrs
Sa-her. ard before TIE ink on the dsocsf-
ions had become dr. the points sought
% - attained had been secured
-ha deposition II Joseph 2 Evans was
taken Do the suit brought by Ms Sat7er
% recover the documents which ste
claimed were withheld The documents
were returned before the deposition was
sled and me case against Mr. Evans was
diSu-f sseE and The teD0s ton destroyed
The deposition Z william DinEee has
been IL PROGRESS for two weeks. and vas
crIy c0rr-e-at 4 ssw DAYS ago TIE
deposition viii never see The iiEh- u dzy
sor II vas q part u the compromise that
10 should - destroyed and never He'd
with the court