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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

Dr. sc Balch, of Los Angeles, special examiner for the pension bureau, is in town on official busi- ness.
 C. P. Collins and party have gone to Weaver district where tLev have extensive mining interests and gre also negotiating for other proper ties.
 Delegate J. F. Wilson is making a study of the needs oi thIs territory in the matter of water storage. He has gone to Apache county to look oyer the situation there.
 Charles Mccall, a cook, who has resided in this section for several years, died yesterday at tbe county hospital and was buried this morn ing. Liver complaint was the cause of death.
 The Western club proposes to give an entertainment at Dake's opera house as soon as the stage is completed and the drop curtain is put ID place.
 F. P. Cruice returned Saturday from his visit east with hls wife. Mrs. Cruice Sill remain another month with relatives there before returning home.
 Miss Ella Hunter arrived ID Pres colt from Rockpori, Mo, last week and will make her home here. Miss Hunter Is very fine musician and will organize a music class in this city. She was accompanied by her sister as far as Flagstaff where she is now engaged as a teacher in the public schools
 Judge Tom Shultz has changed the name of his Pick and Drill, recently purchased by him. to ~The Prospect" and has changed the day of publication to Sunday. He has added another column to each page and has also increased the paper to eight pages.
 R. R. Coleman came in Saturday afternoon frou' the line Of the Santa Fe road. He has the contract for laying the rails on the Grand Can yOn railroad and expects to com mence work this week. He went north this morning.
 Winter has just sent a reminder to this section that he viii soon be nn deck doing business st the old stand. There was A heavy frost both on Saturday and Sunday nights and the temperature was tow enough to form a good thickness of ice on water in barrels, etc, out of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
Iov saLE

One Ingersoll Sergeant lelass r air compressor. Steam cylinder l2 inees, air cylinder IA inches, stroke l2 inches.
 Two Ingersoll-Sergeant "E27 mining drills, 33 inches. Two Ingsrsoll-Sergeant 4A-inch double screw mining columns for mounting the above drills. Eight sets of 6tied steel bits "a driIl eight feet. ! Two 50-foot lengths of 1 inch. g. ply. wire-bound air hose.
 One sir receiver; length S feet. d. ameteT S6 inches. Pipe connections between boiler and air compressor, and between air compressor and air receiver.
 Total weight about 7SO0 pounds.
 Compressor and one drill run only three shifts The whloe in 6ne con- dition-As good as new.
 Inquire of W. c. Basbford or R H. BurmisteF I03tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
s,oeshoIders' Annv.l M..,iox

Notice IS hereby given that the annual meeting of tbe stockholders of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoeaix Railway company will be held al the office of the company in the city of Prescott, tsrTitory of AriEons. ou Wednesday. the 18th daJ of NoTsu- her, 1898, st I2 o'clock noon of said day, for the purpose of electing q board of directors for tbe ensuing year, and for the transsction of such other business as may properly be brought before the meeting. Books for transfer Of stock will be closed November 4th, remaining closed un- til November 18th. lss9
 Dated st Prescott, Ariz., this llth day of October. 1898.
 Signed. ?. N. hUKFHT,
 C. C.. BOWKN, President.
 Secretary. 10 B Id.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

The rain storm closed business ou Saturday evening. the weather clear. ing up quite cool Since the storm clouds have passed the Saa Freneisco peaks present very WhiEened sp- Pearanoe. From Prescott they have the aPpearaaos oi being e0VeTed with three feet of snoE.
 Chaplain Scott left this Afternoon for Pheaix on business and for the purpose Of attending the terFltorial Sunday School convention which meets at Tucson the 2ist and 22a inst He is to deliver the closing address of the convention. He Wiil be absent next Sunday but Mrs Scott will deliver AR address Sun. day evening in the Baptist cAurch. l W. H. Players commission As forest superEisoI, expired oStobeI l5 aud owing to the fact that the ap. Propriation wiil not warrant his re- appointment, he severed bis connec. ton with tbe government yesterday
 lie has been ID ehsEge of the Prs.  eott forest reserve. acting in the dual capacity of supervisor aud ranger. A new ranger will probably be appointed io look after this re- serve.
 Mrs. J. C. Zuck, wife of Q prami- nent attorney and fruit groEer. oi GIlroy, California. arrived in Pres colt on yesterday AfiernOon's train with the intention of remaining here Tor three or four months. Although not an invalid, she comes here to ob- tain the benefit of our climate. She is the guest of Mrs. J. C. MaFtia. an old time friend of the family. Several other Gilroyaus arc also taking of visiting Prescott. the re- ports of those who have been here being SO favorable that others wish to enjoy our superb climate.
 The young friends, to the number of twenty or thirty, of Miss Annie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Saith, surprised that young lady on Saturday night by appear ing at the beautiful Smith residence 10 northeast Prescott in a body. Mrs. Smith, sFhO was in the young folks plot, surrendered the house to them and for two or three hours the piAce was the scene of youthful games And pleasure rsigned supreme. tn addition to numerous games good things to eat were also pro vided, and the men and women oi the rising generation enjoyed them selves as only the youth can.
 E. A. Kastner, of the Prescott lodge of Elks, received a telegram yesterday announcing the death on Sunday morning iR San Francisco Of J. D. Smiley, well klown travel ing man. who visits Prescott regu- larly, Mr. Smiley was formerly en- gagged .n business m Prescott and joined the local lodge of Elks. While tue telegram to Mir. Kastner contained simply the brief announce l ment of his death, from other sources It is learned that Mir Smiley was taken sick with symptoms of typhoid fever while 10 the southern part of the territory. He immediately hast ened to San Francisco. where his family resides. Soon after bis ar- rival there typho-pneumOnia set in resulting fatally. Mir. Smiley was well known all over Arizona, and the news of his death will be received with regret by host of friends.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
"Mo Eye Like the
 Masters Eye. "

You are master Of your health, and # yon do not attend to dnty. the biar1e S easily located. # yoor blood is out of order, Hoods Sar- saparlLa sviH purify #.
 ES fhe speefic remedy for trouhles q the Rood. kis7eys. hou'els o- Eper.
 Blotches Sly faoe ased tO be covered 0Sfh pisples and Hotches ard : SuffG-cd from continuous head4ohe. Hoodrs SArsAparzA 'qaickfy removed tte e1nse ard rly face is srsooth- HaVe TO rlo-e heaGaches." E. F. Seiber4. Rsr1rzord. I,d.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
LOST AND FOUND.

Lost-A small brown purse con tAining three Columbian half dol lars, q key and some small coins The finder will confer 8 great favor by returning 1t 10 this office. 7-24ti
 Lost-A small horn pin On night of dog show. Please leave st post office and receive reward. 10 26
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

burns out and explode in our upper atmosphere, and as gases are also connected with the comets make up the coming in contact with our esrih's atmosphere will bs an inter eSting study for scientists Chief of the Fire Department Frank E. Rus sell has kindly oGeFed to notify the sleeping populace of the display by the blessing of whistles. -Citizen. The rainbow weather sign has eross-frsd on itself, and those who pin their faith 10 these signs are all at sea. One of the most beautiful rainbows ever seen here was east sthwart the eastern heavens last evening. ''just as the sun went down" This morning there were . succession of rainboEs ID the west. as the Tiits ID the clouds in the east permit d the sun to shine through them while heavy rain showers were falling. In each case the rssnboWs reached the ground and were perfect m their symmetry and colors A strs- ditlon informs us that these mani ieststions m the evening indicate fair weather and in the morning rainy weather. in this case they are contradictory and can ohly be sc counted for by the weather clerk changing his mind during the night.
 From TaessEy's DS.ly
 W. W. Dreyfoos of Chicago, is reg istered at Hotel Burke.
 The Bashford- Burmistsr company have a new advertisement in this issue, in which they tell of various and sundry articles to be had al their place. Read il.
 Henry B. Clifford has written 10 friends here that be expects 10 re- tura to Arizona soon again.
 Mains circus has arranged 10 give an exhibition at Jerome Junction on November f. to accommodate the blg inning camp of Jerome.
 Doe" Gamble, a Tucson bar tender, recently fired two shots at Billy Fogarty in 2 saloon at Tucson, says the Star.
 ]. B Tatlow oi Springfield, Mo, IS at the Burke.
 W. T. Little is in from his Red | Rock camp.
 The will of the fate J. T. Shull has been filed for probate Oc,ober 25 | mas been set as the date for proving I the will.
 Joseph Burns and Richard LOT rsine were each sentenced to five years in the psnitsntiary. for burg lary, by Judge Street, in Phenix CD 
 The five months old son of Mir. and Mrs. Cross died on Saturday aft srnOOn aud vas buried yesteT- day. It was their only child.
 The rainfall at Flagstaff during the recent storm amounted to two and a half inches.
 After the eoroners jury. on Satur- iay. had returned a verdict of death froin natural causes in the case of M. E. ShafneT, and tbe body hsd been turned over to Undertaken Logan, a of arsenic was found in one of his pockets The place from which the arsenic was purchased was Dn the package and the undertaken lad DO doubt but he had committed 'ulciGe. The body was buried on Saturday afternoon.
 A. A. Moore is in town from bis Walnut Grove ranch.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy ars home in few days. |,
 Mrs. c. A. Dskc returned yester- i isy from her ,isit 10 San Diego. l She IS greatly improved ID health. ,
 J. = Dong ss returned Saturday lfterI oon isoIH a vIsit to New York. He went 70 San Francisco and { hence 10 New York.
 Kelly & Stephens have inaugural , d a closing out sale of ready made .lothing. They tell about 1t in an , Id, ertisemeut ID this issue which is . worthy of perusal. ij
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
-.De-d. Are Frult..

Words are but leaves" The many
 wonderful cures effected by Hood s
 Ssrsaparilla are the fruits by which
 lt should be judged. These prove slt to be the great remedy for all blood diseases. Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Non-irritatiug.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
J. CHENEY 6 Co. Prons.

cannot be cured by Halls Ca;arrh Cure.
 F. J CHENEY & Co, Props.
 Toledo, Ohio. We, the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, aud believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and Financially able to carry out any ob- legations made by theIr 6rm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O.
 WAlding. Kinnan < Marvin. Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Caisrrh Cure is taken in- teTnallV, acting directly upon the bloOd and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free, Halls Family Pills are the best
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers l68 and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
FINE LIoUoK.. CIGARS. co.

Strictly pure MeBrayeT whisky si The Cabinet, bottled ID bond. fol ar fly use
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

In or near postofbce, bunch of about seven keys On steel rin0 Fsnh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

{ G~ The most valuable uedieiae for al STOMACH ILLS is Husies- teE's Stomach Bitters. It has hun dreds of dangerous imi.8iors Ba sure yoa get the genuine if you want to get nd of dyspepsia oS any stom. acA il
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
From Saturdays Daily

AANAA n4AAAAh1 kAAAN
 J. c. Herndon has gone to Pbeni1
 Sam Landon is in town from Je rome.
 John Schmidt has gone to Los An geles.
 Carl Kuhne left for Denver thi: morning.
 Chaplain Scott has gone to Phe- nix for a short visit. O. O. Sa1hang, of La Cananea Mexico, IS registered at the Blu ke Dr. A. J. Forget IS again in towr from Los Angeles. George Ziks, the we'll known Rich enbar miner, Is in town.
 Yachters failed again today {, race on account of lack of wind.
 Dr. E B. Perrin and Robert Per rin, came in on yesterdays traiI from Williams.
 Dr. Dawson has secured offices II the Head block and has decided tC remain in Prescott.
 The rumor comes from Phenil again that J. o. Dunbar has agaiT taken charge of the Phenix Gazette Geo. White (.-Shorty'D of the Agu' Fria valley. is in town. He. report: heavy rain fall in bis section.
 A private dispatch from Los An, geles today states that It has been raining there quite hari all day. c. P. Collins, the well known min in6 man, came in on today's train accompanied by H. Heaseley, Wm Seep and Mir. Leonard.
 Father Quetu, during 6 recent trip to Jerome, let the contract foI building the foundation of the Cath olic church there.
 P. 4. Craigue has returned from Castle creek hot springs greatly i'm. proved in health. He says that : E. Bright, who recently went there is also improving.
 A telephone message from Jerome today says that an engine ou the Jerome road was ditched, causing an interruption of traffic temper srily.
 G. D. Roberts, the we'll knowr mining man.will leave for New Yorl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
A Great Name
$ a guarantee of Superior Wortb

In baking powder, in these days of un- serupulous adulteration, a great name gives the best security.
 There are many brands of baking powders, but Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is recognized at once as the brand of great name, powder of highest favor and reputation. Everyone has absolute confidence in the food where Dr. Prices Baking Powder is used.
 Pure and heathful food is matter of vital importance to every individual
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder assures the finest and most wholesome food.
 NoTE-Avoid the imitation baking powders They POWDER mostly made alum. cheap causdc acid makes the foodun
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
HodJ SalSab0IM
 %Illzlz E5r52y5D

sood7. Fla. caT. l1,T n. ls, aaolrTii.iias 1aa 0oiy eAthArtie to tAks vith BOoais saEsApHTills.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

W. NJ. Ward, the Salt rIver or ange rsncher whose grove is close tC the the Camel Back, says that hs will have bet tween six aad seven ears of oranges, lemons, grape fruit and tangerines this year a considerable increase over last year.
 Sam Hill has a new talk in this issue about stoves. The weather which We have been experiencing here for the past few days have not only been suggestive of talk about stoves, but of talk of purchasing them. When you talk about Vur- chasing them just read what Mr Hill says and see if he cannot fit you out in this line.
 The Petaluma. Cal, Argus pub fishes tho following: "The two los sils who run this paper have been in ] the business for half a century. The beslth of one has failed and the other IS losing his eyesight. A couple Of vigorous young men could buy the concern for one-third of its ac- tual value and make some money out of 1t. But little cash IS re- quired."
 James O'Hara, the we'll known miner and prospectoT, formerly of this section. returned 10 Prescott yesterday alter an absence of over year. Mir. O'HarS since his last visit to Prescott has been in Colo rado, Utah and Nevada and then re- turned to Arizona, going to the southern part of the territory, where he has located some good copper mines near the boundary line be- tween Piual and Graham county.
 It is said that the entrance of William Rockefeller into the direct crate of the New York Central road is taken as a text to herald the ap- pearance of the millionaire corpora tion, the Vanderbilt Rockefeller alli- ance, meaning the amalgsmation of l.000, ,000,000 of capital. The Van derbilt roads at present include more than 26,0OO miles. If the Southern Pacific system is added to the new com bination. the roads will reach every frontier of the country and will comprise over 33,0O0 miles, or more than one-fifth of the entire American mileage.-Star.
 San Franrisco papers give an ac- count of serious affiiction bsfalling Mrs. Collirs, wife of the late Captain Collins. U. ;. A.. on her return trip from Manila. Mrs. Collins accom- panied her husband 10 the Philip pines and shortly after his arrival there be was taken i'll with append icitis and died. She was returning home on the transport Tartar. car rying the Kansas boys, ana when near San Fran cisco her mind gave way and she became a rsving man iac. Captain Collins was stationed at WhipPle barracks with the Huh infantry, being a lieutenant in one of the companies. He was pro noted to a captaincy last summer Since leaving Whipple about a year and half ago the llth has suffered the loss of considerable number of its officers from active service in battle and from disease.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

The rAin storm closed business on Saturday evening. the weather clear ing up quite cool Since the storm clouds have passed the SaR Francisco peaks present very Whilened sp- Pearance. From Prescott they have the appearance of being eoVered with three feet of snow.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
How Is Thts-

We offer one hundred dollars re- ward Tor any case of Catarrh that mot be cured by Halls CaiArrh Cure.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

PRICE BAKING POWDER co,
 CHICAGO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18

Dr. sc. BAlch, of Los Angeles, special examiner for the pension bureau, is in town on official busi-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-18
CITY BRIEFS.

uRDER HOTEL BURKE.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
TRIED FoR ASSAULT,

MT the Evidence was eInsumcien to
enpport hs4ChaFge.
u.s. Little Eais, Mimi; Oct. 21.- Charles.
Noeglein, a young man Of this city,
was on trial In the justice court on 9,
charge Of assault with dangerous
weapon. The complainant was a.
young lady named swanson, and she.
alleged that Moeglein made deliber.
ate; attempt to shoot her. Moeglein,.
with several other young men Of about:
his own age, was ut Rice lake about o.
week ago hunting. On the road they
met Miss Swanson. Shortly after the.
rigs passed each other the shotgun
carried by Moeglein was accidentally
discharged, and the young lady claims.
that several of the shot struck her I'M
the back Of the head. The boys at the,
time did not know that the girl was
struck, but two days later she and her
father came to town and made O claim
for damages to tMoeglein's father.
Upon his refusal to pay she caused a
warrant to be issued for his arrest.
At the trial the young man was dis
charged.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
HANNA on TRUSTS.
The Senator Speaks Before a Club J.
MT Cleveland.


mt Cleveland.
Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. p. - Senator
Hama. in speech before the Fifth Dis
trict Republican club last night, stated
his position rega riding trusts. On this
subject he said:
The Democrats say am fraud to talk about
trusts. l am not going to talk about them
This combination of capital for one purpose CT
antther is not I political question at all. 1t is
a business question and ought not to have been
brought into politics. When our industries
tries came along and sclc goods in this conn
try at less than the price asked in their own.
Then followed the protective law framed by
that friend of the workingman, William Nc
Kinley. Having secured this protection, Amer
lean manufacturers went ahead They made
rapid strides and successfully competing
with the whole world 1t is impossible for
them to Go so unless they have combines Of
capital. We should own and control own
merchant vessels. We should then be in shape
I" make cur own rates and compete with other
vessels an an equal footing. We have now
re:lcheG the stage when are doing
More Exporting Than Importing.
Last year was the first in the history of the
country that this was true. But we must look
to tie future. We must be prepared for changes
that are bound to come. Therefore industrial
combines are simply an evolution in business
methods Should railways own their own
steamship lines there would be a marked
to such an extent that no ordinary corporation
could stand it, The so-called trusts not
new. They have been found in England and
Germany as far back as 200 years, and are in
creasinG. Therefore, from business point
or view, the formation of these combina-
tons in one sense is step forward. The
lccrats would 49," you believe that they
terrible anacondas that will swallow TN oil
'wever, If the trusts memance to the
lty what party better than the Republican
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27

It is reported from Portland, Ore.
that packers of salmon on the coast
are declining to accept further orders,
and a majority Of them will not be able
to fill contracts already taken, some,
it is declared, will fall short from %
to IS per cent. The pack Of salmon
on the Columbia river so far this sea-
son is about 49,, 900 cases, the smallest
mack on the river in twenty years.
Last year at the same date the num-
her Of cases packed was slightly in ex-
seess Of 2G5,000. On the Frazer river
The total pack to date is not, accord
S1aE 10 conservative estimates. more
E1han $4,000 cases, against 245, 900 cases
ne year. On the Puget sound the
ekers may be successful in reaching
flIo output Of last year Last years
aggregated 100000 eases. 1t is
Minated that the pack at Rivers in
Twill be from Is to 80 per cent less
last season. The Skeena river
! 11lek Will, however, be above the aver
The estimated pack for 1899 on
~ spoints on the coast, including Alas.
|1(iIS IN round numbers, 1000, 00o
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
Killed His SON and Himself.

Morris. Mimi, Oct. 21. - Joseph
Haigh, five miles west Of Donnelly, as
sisted his wife to get off to town with
q load Of oats and then went into the
house, where his son Russ, aged twen-
ty-one years, his daughter and two
other children were sleeping. He took
q shotgun, went into Russ room,
placed the barrel in the face of his
sleeping son and completely blew off
the young mans head. He then went
into his own room and shot himself
through the heart and died instantly.
Haight W." fifty-one years old and had
been troubled by an incunnbrance Of
some $1,000 on his farm and, further,
because the crops have been severely
injured by the rains this season.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27

A dispatch from India says that the
British government has concluded ne
gotiatfons for taking possession of
Delagoa bay November /. This, if cor
rect. will be a severe blow to the
Transvaal, which will then be shut off
from an outlet by land or sea. If the
purchase has been made Portugal is
likely to have exacted a high price for
the seaport. At one time it was Of
Tered to the British for $4,000, but
with characteristic stubbornness, ex-
pecting to get it for nothing, they took
the case to arbitration, when it was
promptly awarded to Portugal by Mar
shall MacMahon, president of France.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-27
Recommended by Eddy.

Washington, Oct. 81. Representa-
tive Eddy has recommended Ebert
Koefod for postmaster at Glenwood,
the hcme town of the representative.
w. o. Wallace, the present postmas-
ter, has resigned. The resignation
takes effect at once. Mr.. Koefod was.
formerly private secretary for Mr..
Eddy. The latter has also recon-
mended Earl NJ. Richardson for post
master Mt Carroll, Big Stone county,
vice C. +. Wood, resigned.