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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

There has not been a criminal trial in the superior court of San Benito county, California, since August, 1898.
 Those who think that Virginia doesn't know her business should note the fact that in Norfolk, where I4,000 votes were duly registered, tue ballot boxes showed, when emptied, that only 2165 ballots had been cast. It is evident that Ken lucky can learn some things from Virginia which will be very useful when elections become close.
 Will McMurray. a cowboy, was drinking with three friends in an Fl Paso saloon. He started to hand pistol to the bartender. The others scuffled for it, causing the gun to drop, shooting McMurray through the jugular vein, knocking out a tooth and entering the brain. He died in few minutes.
 Former democratic national com mittee Chairman William H. Har- rity, of Pennsylvania, declares that he is not to be credited with the campaign button bearing the in- scription: No foreign alliance, no trusts, no imperialism for us"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

Notice e hereby given tkat ths Hsrx frial mias, located in Tigsr disfrist, Tass- psl ouanty, ArlEona, ts being vOrked un. der bond end lease, aad thas neither cf tk, owners thcrcof nor the mine above nsme5 stu be responsible for any iabor, imprsss- nents sr accidents V hich might oosur ou oE in the said ulins. 9nl. N. RoslsahurR. gohanne kodenburg. Jchn kaihls-
 Prescott. Feb. a, lssl9 N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

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 wM. JACKSON ffu-sati. Ari1-. YsA. :. lsE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

Noties ts hersey Tissn sisat tee Favursa,. saes fioser snd Golisa hslf usIni-s claims, located sn WAiksE mining dlsIIirt taFsqAi cuuntx. Ariaoaz, srs benz wcrk.S anssss b. d and hosse, and that neithef fks oNRsrs cf tte sane noF the mines sku.s aazssed VII os fessonsabls foe any lE1ar.
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 k. L. GRIFFIN. Prescott, suly ~. IssS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
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Notice is hereby EiveE that he undrEzignsd will not hs rssponsible for any dsbts asa1nst ths foiioWinE aauei mining claims whiis the sanD are being Worked under lea-s and bond, ysE hacordar, Pie-ca. Dram. pk. sA N. "a Do minion. ConfSsnce. DonnAsettA, aud OutAE. ArisonA J.E WkoOKu.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

Astics s ksrehy Eivsn tAai ths c,n.s NrEiaE tssaFAny, af fkpApAi Czanfs- E-s- pooa. fhAii hot hs sespoEalhis for anS t-As. slzstfacte1 tn tts nanna, hs knF - stlszsaaceFcr. Gll4cs4 aoosEaSIaHiaf wish |. azEttsn uFeieF ssgned by its frseiasaa
 CROOK MINING COMPANY
 Hy LoVrs k1ucnEmkc. Pnas,anna
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

Nossc u hereby glsen that ths uns.. aEnaa ls ons half oznEF of tAs Po<tznas.sr agsizate ana N-~ Era mines. looate1 ir hsg Rag MisiRg Dlstaict. IHvApai ouuntr. ArsssnA. and ! Wiu noe he rczIuonssbls s1r any dsht, sT iAhcr. contracted as ainrf Esif alltzlanE ctAAns uy any pezaQn, or porNuns
 MRS, IDA Q. EARI.EY> f'oeseust. Arizona. Sept. a, tSss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

Notine iz hereby given that the Standard u.a Buster group cf minss. looesei tn the Pins tirGve district, Bracshas na1unfains ars no4 being sfurkef under bond and lasss and tkss the0Sners of the sane wtl not ba rssp0nsthls for any lahof. AccidsuL ar dsbts of fks s.rrS ~ craed under the terms of the lea4s.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
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Setiee is hereby gipsn that the BroNn-Daks 3o3c Comp4nys group of mines, loeated in Hassayanpa Mining District. VII not ha es- s5ronsibla Tor any debts or szSplisa, labar sf na teriAl furnished whfis working under lsass anA Sption- BRONS-DAkE GOLD co.
 By A. c. Daks. PraaidsnE Prs~coit Ian i. fsdQ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
oCta.Ba

Notice is hereby givea that the undsrslgnsa ars the UWnsra of ths EmDsFia sregp of mini.s clAims, situkted Id HassayAmpa mining 4.-.rie1 IAvAlai County. Arizona. and thAt they Wfll in DO manner bs resps11sible for any dsbtz, hboR or other work soutr4cted while the sane afs being worksd under bond or lease.
 URINARY. sTOkTs SKkfS Dated July q iSpe n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

Notice is hereby given thaf shs Rss Jacket mining claim. located in biz saa mining distrlct. favapai eoanty. Arizoas, is bsang worked 6IIlf1z contrnct, and that neither the undersigned, the ownsrs. nor the mine above mentioned. will be rsspan- sst4e Cor any labor, improvements oE seui. dents oR sny debts contracted by any per son or persons against said mining elnim CT saidcompany.
 THE kED JACKET MINING co.
 By c. n. MORSE. Prssidens. Prescott, Arizona, May 1, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
HOTEL /. BURKB!I

BURKE C HICKEY, Proprietors.
 g& It IS the only absolutely ire proof Hotel in Prescott:
 E& It employs none but WRf-K COOKs in the Kitchen.
 @ It is lighted throughout Dy electricity.
 EE Its table board is uneAcelled and its sleeping apartments are ..apt neat and clean always.
 8SF l. has a watchman on duty all night, thereby guGrantseinr pToDartv sAcurA from thiev e--
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
Nnatee.

Notica is hereby given that Tks ArisnuA. Eastern & hou tAnA SEnelfing. Ore Purcka.ins aud Development to. has leased tks hcRzs ninas, smeltar ard pipe line aud raAf the un6sr- sigoed viii in DO wsy hs responsible fnr dshta eontractsd in operating the snma-
 COMMkRCIsL MINING co.
 J. s. DOUGLAS. Assni.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Men often make bluffs for which they are sorry. Senator Billy Mason. for instance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-29

Failing to be elected governor Golden Rule" Jones wants to go to congress.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
HITCH IN SAMOAN DEAL.
stated That Our Government H.. Not Con
scntrd.


Washington. Nov. 2I.-Thc United
States hns declined to accept the agree
ment ms to the disposition OF the Samo-
an Islands reached by Great Britain
and Germany. II was possibly the
leaking out OF some Information to this
effect TINT gave rise TO the report cir
culatcd In European cnpitols recently
OF the development of II serious hitch
In the negotiations.
As n matter OF fact there Is no seri-
Gus hitch and the reasons which infiu-
enced the State Department here In re-
jecting the British.German arrange
ments when Il was submitted for ap-
proynl. related entirely for minor mat
ters, and touched rather upon the form
than the substance OF the arrangement
Having rejected the tentative treaty
submitted by the other two powers. our
government has In turn and NJ the in
stance Of the other two parties. pre-
pared and submitted draft OF n treaty
which II Is hoped will bc acceptable to
all three powers. This is now before
the foreign offices at London and Bcr-
lin for consideration and II Is confident
ly believed here that II win receive
unanimous approval, not differing In
principle. ms already stated. from the
original project.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
Iilom ni th. Di,orcr Industry.

Bismarck, n. D., Nov. 2I.-The state
Supreme Court In It's decision jus,
handed down In Graham vs.. Graham.
strikes another hard blow Mt the dl.
yorcc industry. II holds that residence
In the state must be bona fldc and
characterized by the intention 10 stay
10 give tho lltlgnnt the benefit OF the
state law. Those who come 10 the
state Tor the express purpose Of sccur.
Ing divorce do not acquire residence.
While the Inst Legislature Increased
the period Of residence requisite from
ninety days TO year. this decision will
infect the status OF many divorces
granted by lower courts prior 10 the
going Into the effect 0f the new law.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
WAR VETERANS SPLIT.
Another Associstion Formed - Genei
Hale IL Junior Vice Commander.

Another Association Formed - General
Hale Il Junior Vice Commander.
Washington, Nov. PA split has oc-
CURED In the organization of the Span
ish war veterans, and rival body was
formed to-day, to be known as the
Spanish-American war veterans.
Last week the original organization
held protracted meeting In this city
and perfected Its construction and by
laws, and at that time there were rum
ors Of an impending split, but nothing
was made public officially Of 1t. To
days meeting was held In response to
an urgent call Of Adjutant General
Liller, who gives the following as the
reason for the split:
General dissatisfaction, and an at
tempt to place the organization In the
hands Of the representatives, making
1t appear MS move for political pur-
poses, and the recent action of the COM
mittee who were In the minority az
suming the privilege Of eliminating
and vacatlng offices created by the ma
tional convention; making several ap-
pointive officers, and move to control
the association generally, and remove
the headquarters to Ohio.
Those who were present to-day are
men who have made national reputa-
tons and are here to make the organ
ization n success and not use 1t for sell
fish motives"
The new organization makes MI
those who served in the regular or vol
unteer army, navy or marine corps
during the Spanish-American war and
those now serving in the present Phil
ippine war eligible to membership pro-
vided they can show an honorable dis
charge.
A resolution was adopted declaring
1t to be the sense of the body that Ad-
miral George Dewey be placed mt It's
head and authorizing the adjutant gen.
eral to convey to the admiral the in
formation of his unanimous selection
as commander-in-chief and that he be
earnestly requested to accept the Of
fee"
These officers were elected. Com
mander-in-chief, Admiral George Dew
ey: senior vice commandcr-in-ch chief.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, New
York: junior vice cOmmander-in.c chief.
Brigadier General Irving Hale, Colo
RADIO: adjutant general. William Chris
TO. her Liller, Pennsylvania; quarter
master general, Colonel W. p. Lane.
Maryland: surgeon general, Major Ed
ward G. Davis, Georgia; commissary
general. Colonel James II. Coreyell.
Pennsylvania; inspector general Colo
mel George W. Taylor. Virginia.: judge
advocate general. Colonel James II.
1fllman, South Carolina: chief signal
officer, Colonel James +. FyfYe. Ten
nessee: chaplain general. Captain
Charles III Jonps Nav, NnrE. snansnr
Miss Helen NJ. Gould.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
nlrn, ~ chllsr.n tn Marry.

~ Paul. Nov. 2T.-An unusual law
suit resulted In n peculiar decision IN
the Supreme Court io'dny, II being held
that girls under the ngc OF consent
may marry without their parents con.
sent The cnac came from Mlnncnpo.
lin. where Alex Scott, ngcd ~, married
Sadie Scott. aged ~. without the
knowledge of the cllid'n pnronia. On
October 18th last On henrlpR OF the
wedding the girls father forcibly de.
ininnd her NJ .,H home, whercnpon
Scott sought 10 secure possession of
his chlid.w by hnbcnH corpus pro
crcdinfa. In, the lower court refused
the writ nnd lrft The rlfl with her fnih
er, The cnac wnH taken Ia The Supreme
Court which to-day irciiru tint IN
this cnsr the common law provisions
hold ,lnt unci n marriage IL valid. not.
wlihtinndlnf The stint" Inv of nrc of
nonsrni. mud ilni The child mnsi h.
turned over 10 lcr husband II nhc 10
iptiiuH
The state herald., 1899-12-01
AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT.
Milwaukee Men Telegraph Through Seven
Rooms Without the Use of Wir 3.

Rooms without the Use OF Wit =.
Chicago, Nov. 2S.-Prof. w. S. John
son and G. l.. Fortier of Milwaukee to-
day made successful test In this city
of the wireless telegraph. They sue
ceeded in telegraphing without wires
through suite of seven rooms, with
all doors closed and through seven
walls.
Another test was made when the sig
nals We're conveyed through three fire.
proof vaults and an ordinary telegraph
switchboard, in which thirty wires
were Connected up and about forty dead
wires We're located.
Notwithstanding the fact that this
switchboard contained live wires. the
current passed through all OF the vaults
and through this board. This Is one of
the most severe tests that has ever
been given wireless telegraphy.
third test was made, In which the
sending instrument was placed inside
Of one Of the steel vaults and both
doors were closed and the combination
lock turned. The signatures We're then
transmitted clearly from the inside of
the vault to an adjoining room.
The professor claims that his inven-
tion Is materially different from that OF
Marconi, and that instruments can be
constructed to be carried on horseback
and be ready for operation within u
few moments after they have reached
their destination.
The sending instrument used to-day
was intended for only short distances.
The receiving instrument. however.
was complete and ready for use ut any
distance.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
England Admit. Tim, ut. War

ST. Petersburg. Nov. 2I.-Thc Rus.
Sian newspapers announce that the
British charge d'aTalrcs has Informed
the Russian government that Great
Britain has been In state OF war with
the Dutch republics of South Africa
since August 18th. The Svet CON.
mentlng upon this, says:
England. In giving this notification.
withdraws her declaration that she is
not carrying on war, but Is merely
subJugatlng rebels"
The Novoc Nrcmyn. which attributes
farreaching Importance TO the British
notification. says:
The powers are now In position 10
send not only Red Cross agents. but
military agents MS well. and they may
Judge this fittlng time 10 Intervene,
especially ns the Afrlkandcrs nrc going
more and more 90 the Bocr side"
The state herald., 1899-12-01
LAST OF STATE VOLUNTEERS.
mastering Out Tennessee Mon Closes One
Chapter of the War.

Chapter of the War.
San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 24.-The
First Tennessee regiment. after pass
Ing through an eventful history, ceased
to exist this afternoon. Out OF 1880
men who composed the regiment when
II started for war In the summer OF
1898, only 62i men and A officers step
ped up TO receive their final pay and
discharge from service this afternoon.
One hundred and ninety five men re-
mained in Manila, having enlisted in
the Thirty-seventh volunteer Infantry
twcnty-one died OF disease and three
Were Killed In action. The majority or
the men left for home at S o'clock To-
night on the Southern Pacific.
Mrs. Townsend gave another ev,-
dence OF her generosity by Offering the
Tennessee regiment check for $50
600 10 pay It's transportation home.
The Tnnessecans, with all possible
gratitude. refused the generous offer.
The Tennessee regiment IL the Inst Of
the state volunteers to be mustered
out Their camp was crowded With
visitors today.
The Rev. Father McKinnon. chhp.
lain OF the United States army. de-
fends General Funston and Colonel
Metcnlf from the charges that have
been brought against them. He says
that churches In the Philippines were
not desacrate,l by American troops
but by Insurgents and Chinese. The
priest II positive that Colonel Met.
calf did not shoot prisoner In cold
blood, as has been alleged.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
LONDON rs NERVOUS.
Afraid That tho ho.r. Captured til. Ian
Ger. nt Gras Tan.


London, Nov. IS. 1870 n. ma fresh
interruption In the East African cable
service at this interesting moment has
caused cessation of war news. As
yet the war office has not received LORD
Mcthuons detailed list OF casualties.
nor IN amy Information NJ hnnd regard.
Ing the whereabouts Of the Ninth Ian.
GERS. who were sent In pursuit OF the
Beers from Gins Pan.
The Daily Mall says TINT n private
telegram announces TINT the Ianccrs
are stlll scouting nhcnd OF Mcthucn's
advancing column. hut ns he nn.
nounccd yesterday that he was giving
his men n days rest thl1 ls hardly pos.
siblc. fff
Indeed. the greatest anxiety ~ felt.
and more especially IN yirw ~ the fnct
that Berlin journal. the Dcuischc.
wnric. which regularly prints Boer
comnsnlcntlops. announced yesterday.
before II could have been nHccrtnlncd
fsom British sources, TINT the naval
brigade lost 100 men nj GrnH rnn nnd
that the Ninth LnnccrE were captured.
II " understood ihni the government
Inns decided 10 proceed Immediately
with the mobilization and cmbnriSn.
ilon Of division Of lO.OpJ men. I'M.
der n wcll.known lieutenant general.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
REPORT FROM OTIS.
He Tells How His ldiers Arc Chasing
Insurgenta,


Insurgents.
Washington, Nov. 27.-Genefal Otis
to-day reports the situation In the Phil
ippines In the following dispatch to the
War Department.:
Manila, Nov. 27.-Steamer from San
Fabian yesterday brought 115 Spanish
prisoners, $4,000 insurgent govern
ment money, and other property cap
tured by Lawton's troops near Taug
on 25th. Wheaton's troops. Fowler's
company. Thirty-third, drove enemy
westward from Mangalaren, few miles
southwest Dagupan, captured five D.
Inch muzzle-lOading guns, IL rifles, r.
600 rounds Maxim cartridges, 1,OOO
schrnpnel, 800 pounds powder and 9TH
er property. also 94 Spanish and seven
American prisoners. Bell, with Thirty
fourth infantry, In pursuit, and Will
march down western Luzon coast. In
dications are two or three bodies In
surgent troops, numbering probably
500 or more men each, In mountains
west of railroad, can be readily han
died by Macarthur; they have the bulk
Of the insurgent artillery, NIL Of which
will be captured unless buried. Young
still In pursuit Of AguinaldO, who Is
heading for Bangued. few miles east
Of Vigan: Young with cavalry and
scouts, Is followed by battalion Thirty
third and by balance battalion Twenty
second; two battallons Thlrty-third en-
route for Viguen by military post road.
Young's reception by inhabitants en-
thusiastic. They give all aid possible.
Aguinaldo has collected more than l.
600 Of his troops at the north, probably
most will desert him. Numbers small
detachments insurgent troops through
out country north Of Manila have been
captured and inhabitants manifest
gratitude for deliverance. Indications
are that insurgent troops south of
Mania disintegrating and troops going
to Their homes. Reports from southern
islands favorable. Zamboanga insurg-
ents surrendered to our troops and no
trouble anticipated there"
The state herald., 1899-12-01
Governm.o, omc,.i s-n,.n,.a.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2i.-Ellcry +. Ing.
ham. cx-united States district nt,or.
ney, and his law partner and former
assistant, Harvey X. hewitt. were TO.
day sentenced by Judge Mcpherson to
Imprisonment for two years and six
months and To pay fine OF 81 and the
costs OF their trial for conspiracy In
attempting TO brlbc secret service
operative In connection with the re-
cent big revenue stamp counterfcitIng
conspiracy.
1nghnm and hewitt were r>ccntIy
convicted Of conspiracy and briblng a
secret service operative In connection
with the bogus revenue stamp coun-
terfclting. OF which William Jacobs
and William J.. Kcndlg. Lancaster ci.
garmal;ers. were the leaders.
In sentencing the prisoners. Judge
Mcpherson said: 1T Is my duty 10
mark this offcnsc with such punish.
mcnt ms viii fairly Indicate the proper
reprobnt'on, which ought TO follow an
ofrcnsc Of this character"
The maximum penalty under the IN.
dictmcnt IL Ave years.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
fiiipino Cause Waning.

Manila, Nov. -i,nutistn, president
OF the Filipino Congress. presented
himself TO General Macarthur to-day
ma formally rcnounccd all further
connection with the instruction.
lie was one OF the influential Fiji.
plnos who hcslinied Mt the beginning
OF tho war. hs 10 which side 20 east his
lot. lie wns ofrefcd n Judscship OF the
supreme court. but declined. ., now
announces that he desires 10 accept ,lio
position, md snys the Filipino Con.
.rcss nnd Cabinet nrc scattered. never
TO rcnsscmblc. Some " the members,
he ndds. hnrc returned 10 their homes,
Nailc others nrc dying for safety,
Many " the congressman have resign.
cd. nnd he believes the Filipino soldiers
Will lay down their arms cyerywher.
M soon ns they learn the truth.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
THE HOBART FUNERAL.
Inposlng Ceremonies Attended by Man!
snMcJala

,Onicials.
Paterson, N. j., Nov. 25.--With the
impressive religious services Of the
Presbyterian church and with the dig
nifty due to his high office, all that Is
mortal of the late Vice President, Gar
rett A. Hobart, was committed to the
earth this afternoon. The President,
Secretary Of State John Hay, Chief
Justice Fuller, Former Vice President
Levi p. Morton. Former Secretary Of
War Alger Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock, the Supreme Court judges,
members of the Senate. members Of
Congress and the vice presidents per-
sonal friends filled the beautiful
Church of the Redeemer, and with
moistened eye and bowed head testi-
fed silently and eloluently to his
worth as a statesman, friend and
neighbor.
On every side Of 1t the floral offer
ings were banked In wealth Of beauty
and color. The funeral services were
opened by Rev. DIR. Charles s. Saw,
who read n portion Of the ninetieth
Psalm, verses to 4, 10 to II. This was
followed by selection from Job, xiv,
verses to 2 and Z to ~, and con-
cluded by reading from the fifteenth
chapter Of Corinthians, first verse.
After n prayer sixty male voices filled
the church with the beautiful melody
Of Nearer, My God. to Thee"
The sermon was preached by Rev.
DR.. David Magic. who extolled the
business, statesman-llke and social
qualities of the deceased. Then the
Orpheus Club sang cantata by
Chwatnl. DIR. Magic then propounced
the benediction. and in the same order
that 1t arrived the funeral procession
left the church.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
B,s sheep comb,n. In Montana.

Billings. Mont. Nov. o7.-Reprcsen.
tatiyes OF the American English syn
dlcatc have been In this state all sum.
mer and fall travelling all over the
large sheep raising sections. securing
options on the hest sheep ranches and
best watered land for the purpose OF
consolidating them into one large com.
pany. Already options on nearly 500,-
900 head OF sheep and 100000 acres OF
the finest and most fertile sheep rails.
Ing land In the state have been OBJ
talned.
The representatives OF the syndicate
In Montana are Caloncl l.. G. Waters
and Edward j. Morrison OF Billings,
both experienced and successful Mon
tana sheep men. Bert ReIss OF New
York Is counsel and organizer OF the
company. which VIII be- known as the
Consolidated Montana Sheep & Lamb
Company. with capital OF $4,000.
600.
The state herald., 1899-12-01
su.....fu, r,,., Of oo.,,,r m, s,,.

New York. Nov. 2T.-As n rosul, Of
three days trial Of the conling shin
while towing ni sen. lust completed by
the United States bnttloshlp Mnasn.
chuscits mud the collier Mnrccilus, n
may hc possible for amy hniticshlp 10
receive conl hy the overhead wire ays,
tom nj the average rate ~ twenty tons
mn hour. The vessels named returned
In port tonight nnd anchored on
Tompkinsvillc. Staten island. after
having been away for n week. three
days ~ which were spent NJ sen giving
the Miller cdnvnrnr n thorough irlni
under vnrird conditions.
40 the conclusion 0f io-dny'a irlnl
the THIRD NJ The series. i2G hnrs ~ conl
pnch weighing itn pounds had hnon
transported IN sixty minutes without
mn nrridoni clrliy.elght NJ them being
delivered IN foriyfonr minutes. The
irinl board announced that the teut wac
'ndrd nnd that they were sntisiicd witt
TIE result,