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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
CONTEST NOTICE

C.. Land OHice.
 Prescott, Arizona. July sA lsaq sufficient contest At5dAFit having been fled in this oflos by John Creafh. of Camp Verde- Arizona. contestant. AsAinst homestead eutrr No ss5. made March IS, 1894, for SK k Of SF% of sec ls, IS NR4 L by Frank McCirew. contest ee. in which it is alleged that the said Frank AcGreE hover made Any settlement whatever on said land; that he hAs not resided upon said land, also that the said land has AIpareutlT never been cultivated; that there are no iua- prOvements on the land and that there fs u, in dicatiOn of there ever having been any. and that this sand contestant is ready tl prove af sneh time snd place named by the RaeiEter and Receiver for hearing in said caze and he therefore asks to be allowed to prove said allegations md that said hOmestaad entry No. sA5 may be declared cancelled and forfeited eo the United States, he, the contestant payirR the expenses of snch hearing.
 Therefore said parties are herpby notified appear, respond and offer evidence touching said allegation. at 10 o'clock O. m on MondAy Sept. {. lses, before the Register and Receiver at the United States land office. in Prescott, Arizona.
 And the sAid contestant having, in . prouer affidavit filed March 6, 1899, ct forth faefs which show that after due diligence, rer-ouaI service of this notice cannot bs made. ii is hereby ordered and directed that such notice bs given by due and proper puhlicAtion
 FREDERICK A. TRlTLE. JR-, Register. kirs. publication. July A. Isqo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
NOTICE TO
 CREDITORS

Estate of Clinton D. Wing6eld. dsoeAsed. Notice is hereby given bT the unde signed administrator Of the estAte of Clinton D. Winghsld, deoea=ed. to the creditors of and and all persons having claims against the said deoeased. to exhibit them. with the neossssry voochers. within ten months after the frs, publication of this notice to the said admin istrAtor At Camp Verde. YayApai county, Ari- EonA; the same being C place for the transar- ton of the b1sinsss of said estate. ia said oOuEty of Isvapai.
 ]. H. ETNGFIELD, AdninistrAsor tO the .estAss of Clinton D Winghtld. deoeAsed.
 Dated this 24th day of August, 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

ETWl0 DdeI- puoluSEdpucTs ielc- phone IFS, portraits, views, blue printing. kodak work. Supplies for amateurs. Bargains in photographic cameras for amateurs, etc. Enlarge ments in crayon, etc. 5-ltf
 It will seem like old war times brought back 10 read about the movements of the Kersarge. The new Kersarge, it IS announce d, will have trial trip between September 5th and 18th. She will be the first warship ever built embodying the supposed turret idea, that is, with the eight-Inch tlrrets over the thirteen-iuch turrets, enabling this ship, as we'll as the Kentucky, 10 concentrate on one point far hesv- fer fire in less time than any other ship ahoat.
 Those who are believers in the theory that decadence IS the herit- age of the American Indian would do well to study the Navajo tribe. Tn lS6S the tribe numbered l20OO; today, through natural increase, and not through immigration, there are 220OO Navajoes. And every indi- vidual trIbesman appears prosper ous. Many of the men are rich, even from the standpoint of the white man. It is roughly, though con- servatively, estimated that the tribe has 1,5O0.0OO sheep, 600OO head of cattle, 300,000 head of goats, and horses in such number as almost defy enumeration.
 For wounds. burns, scalds, sores, skin diseases and all irritating erupiions; nothing so soothing and healing as DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Mrs. Emma Bolles. Matron Englewood Nursery, Chicago, says of it: When all else fails in heal ing our babies, i. will cure" Bris- ley Drug Co.
 -Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is a scientific compound having the en- dorsement of eminent physicians and the medical press. It "digests what you eat" and positively cures dyspepsia. NJ. A. Ketron, Bloom ingdaie. Tenn, says it cured him of indigestion of ten years standing. Brisley Drug Co.
 4 good strong tVo-wheeled cart for sale very cheap. Apply to Mrs H. Collins. S-30
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

sDiuing stsslun
 ThrOIgh tieksts e all points in the United StAtes. Canada ard Mexico.
 CONVENTIONS; Jerome Junction with Q. VI. q F. Ry for Jsroule, F. A D. Ju1ctiSs with P. & E k R. for Huron aud Mayer, AsysF with stage t0 CrgVn king and otber mining potnts. Prescotf with stAes HDes fur all he prtnclpA mining cAmpe; Ion Kress Junction with stAsse lines for Con gress. HsrquA HAln. Stanton and AAxnell; Hot Springs lunctitn with tie C. c. II. e. Ai. Co.,. for Castle Crsek Hot sprinss. the Ali-ycAr round health rssoris PheliN with the A. v. & S- K '. R. R. E. f.E points on the s- v. system
 II. P. ANENALT,
 Acting General Pass Ast.
 Prescott. ArisuaA.
 W. $. Goz-Dswo TKY, City Ticket Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

CONNECTIONS AT JEROME JUNCTION Train No. connects with sFP6P No. for Prescott
 Train No connect with SFP&P No. from Prescott PheRiT and all points south Train No. connects with SkPAP No. I foF Prescott, Fhenix aud all poists south. Train No ( connects with sfRkP No. l from Ash Fork and all points east, weet and north. Train No. 5 connects with SFP&P No. for Ash Fork
 Train No connects with sFPAP No from Ash Fork.
 Trains Nee. and 6 are freish trains. PAsssn- gers cannot rely upon them. hnt they will be gwen best sccemmOdAtisns possible-
 R. H. G. MINTY,
 General Passenger Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

To T. R. DArnell. his Aeirs and assig.s: i@ are herefiy notified thst the unoersigned, o.filS the year isse. did exFend sl0o ia saooE Ana ln proYsuents upOa the kj jax inning clAtu. Efs ss uce Of location whereof is of record tn sAe % Ot the county recorder of fArapa counfF, - utory of Arizona, in book co of uinss pAee t-, the date Of the original location heing espt =. ies1, said mining claim being sitn.ls tn E.se1 mining district. in said cUunty of faEnqa, Territory of Artzunas said expe1dit1re oeing hundred dollArA In labor and irnproyel1e1N 1 said kJax mining claim for said ye1r l1e. ~ - fo- the annzAl labor and improvemeDf ref - - ey section 1S2&, reFised stAt1fes gf s1s ee- = states. and amendmerfs thsrsto, 4n1 Y - ninety days sfter the frNf po5lieAllon - - yo1 fnll CT rsfu-e Co co1tributs yoar proP - Of such ezpandifnras As co-ognGr. yOur rl.1 in said 8jax mining claim WiH becuns t1e SisS erfy of the GndersiRnsd.
 First publication MaJg7.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

Trial mine, located in Tiger distinct, Ysvs- pal county, Arizona. is being worked s.. der bond and lease, and that neither of tha owners thereof nor the mine above naraes will bs rcsponuble for any labor, impsuVs- ments or accidents v hlch might occur un or in the sAid mine. Jul. N. R0isnhulr Johanne RodenbHrg. JChH Raible-
 Prescott, Feb. %, ls99. lF
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
NO JOB TOO SMALL, NO JOB TOO LARGE.
J. W. Brown, Sanitary Engineer, Headquarters for Porcelain En-
 ameled Bath Tubs, Etc.

Modern designs in layatories, clos cts, kitchen sinks, etc. Am prepared to furnish estimates on sewer con nections and all plumbing work. Can build galvanized iron tanks for wind mills or cyanide plants. Cell and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. Repair work promptly attended to. Office and show room in building formerly occupied by Prescott Electric Co. Telephone No. 195.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

Nosss ls hereby given that the anasr iRnad as ons half owner of tha fostsuag1-., Yigilante ana S~~ Era mines. located k. Bie Bug Mining Dis=aict, favapai CsunfT Arizoaa. and ! viii not bs resp0nEibls n, any debt. OT labor. contracted ae ainst = sa mining claims by any person, or psssura
 MRS, IDA c. HARIEY Pre@nott. AriNona. Sept. a6 les8
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Letter List.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott postOffice for the week ending Sept. i, 1899: Anderson. MrsCL Hansen, u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

Notice is hereby given that the unaer signed is owner of the BordeAux mine ', csted in Big Bug mining district and u1I, nosss responsible for any debtsccntractsa for labor or otherwise against said mining claim for paFtios working the same andrr lease. bond or otherwise EkKD RrTF
 Prescott. Ariz-, April r., issS.s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
NofedSale ofRealbtats
 at Private Sale!

In the Probate Court of YasApAi susuh. Arizona Territory.
 In the matter of the estate of THoAAs H LUCAS, deceased-
 Uader authority of An order of sale Erzslui hy ths Probate Court 0E Yaszpai ooznfS. AH- sOua Territory. dated August 2ist. lesa. VI sell st private sals the following describsd s1sl sstHte. belonging Co the sstAss of Thomas B L1oss. deoeased. to gif, Lots nufnbef g. .ani 6. in block pnmber q. sitaats. ia tks citF a Prescott. IAFapAi eOansy. Arizona TeEEiiuEy. e cording to the Otfciai map CT plat of sAid eilI of Prescott, on file in ths office of the cify rs- eorisr of said city. together win ths inprrss ments on sSi l0ts- The sale Sill hs nsas a Saturday, the Ninth day of Septsm-
 Der, 1899, And bids win be recfived st the ofscs oi as Prescott Bamber Company. Prescott Ari1onA Terms of sale. cash. ten per cent of bid Co as pail at the time of sale. and hAlAnes apon asa- firm stion Of sale hg he pseaeaa Court
 A. c. BURMBfEx- Exseutor of the Esszts of ThOnAs II. ksnE'
 Deceased.
 firSt publieation. Ang 21. Is9a sE4
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
AssEssaENr wokK DONE.

ETo F. A. Munkittrick. his heirs and sssiE.z fo1 are hereby notified that durlEg tne - lsss did my part of the Assessment work .. -
 AyA Al mining claim As descr.oed "a - netice Of forfeiture. the hrst p1h1estne - which was dated May Z7th. I5qe. and nSS = - ming in the J0CRSAL-ATsER- Tkaf mJ sE. sa-- - dope wAs for the annual lAbar, and thAf - contributed my portion of the expenss owner with you: and that yo1r notice % - - fly interest is hereby chsilanged. and E1J e - that yOu msy hereafter attempt t0 sst up - under will be eo1tested- T. k. DkEAAA--
 Dated August 2, I8aa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
District Court Proceedings

Saturday, September 2.-David Goldberg et al vs P. P. GrIalVa ct al. Motion for new trial oyerruled.
 Annie l. Kennedy vs Albion Ken nedy. Case placed on calendar; de fault entered and referred to J. NJ. Watts to take testimony.
 Lulu L Richardson vs James h Richardson. Record amended and case opened again and new trial granted.
 R. NJ. Ling vs Gopher Mining company, gaInishee of John k. Wells; case tried before the court and taken under advIsement.
 In the United States court in the matter of Langdon & Bermsn, in bankruptcy, hearing was continued till September II, to which date court adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

N. ..tiee is hereby given that the unssrsignss srp the owners of the EmporiA group of mzninr claims. situated in HsssAy AmpA mining distrifL RAsapai County. ArtzonA. and that they wii k DO manner be responsible for any dehfs, lahar or other work contracted while ths sAms E,s baing worked under bond Or lease.
 DkMAE1. sTORT5 & KfYa Dsted Inly a Is99. h
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
SPANISH LETTERS.

SPANISH LE T T LN.s Barsanti, c Marquez, Santos Please call for advertised letters. Jas. W. AYERS,
 Postmaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

A Peoria. Ueca,4s a-u Evansville train was held up by robbers at | lincoln thirty-fve miles north oi III. The robbers board ed the night passenger train when II stopped for coal at mine near inc civ Resistance was made by tbe train crew and one robber was killed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
MeKinIey's Ideas.

New York, Sept. f. A special to the Herald from Washington says: There is good authority for the statement that the president has these general ideas uPPermost m his mind as to his future course in re- lation 10 new dependencies:
 The Philippines-A civil govern ment by three commissioners to sup plement the military rule after the rebellion is crushed.
 Cuba-Continued military con trol until it is determined by means of a general election whether the iu- habitants want independence or an ne1ation.
 Porto Rico-A civil government, territorial in form, similar to that of Arizona.
 Hawaii-A territorial form of government, as recommended by the Hawaiian commissioner, and as pro vided for in the measure now pend ing in congress.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

Erwin Baer, photographer, tele- phone IFS, portraits, views, blue printing. kodak work. Supplies for amateurs. Bargains in photographic cameras for amateurs, etc. Enlarge ments in crsyon, etc. 5-1tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
mAGnN ToR sALE.

4 3-iucb lumber wagon fer sale heap. Apply at Cliff Hous. s-ll
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

Notice is hereby given that tke Faruriss Sao< F!ousr and Golden Belt ninsn- elairns. located in walker mintSsg disfFirf lsvapai eoaEnfy. Arizona. are beng sorksa under hS nd and lnasa. and that neithar sk owners of the same noe the mines ako.. uarDsd VII be roSpoasibls for any lahor iupE0ven. uts or accioents oG tAem.
 FIXED zOBKI.
 \. l.. GRIFFIN. ts-..s. I,,ax ss Iess3
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

Notice is hereby given that the Ras Jacket mining claim, located in BiR 9ue mining district. HAFapai county, Arisour Is being worked nader contract, and tkes neither the undersigned, the owners. nv, the mine above mentioned, wix be ruspu- sible for any labor, imp<oEsmeats or scoi. dents 0F any debts contracted by any D~r- son or persons against said mining elan or saidcompany. ra THE kED JACKET MINING O.
 By c. H. MORSE, President Prescott. Arizona, Nay |, isse.
 Nesioe is hereby giyen that the Standard rne Buster group o4 mines. located in the Pss Grove district, bradshAw mountsins. Nrs n0H being worize5 under bond and lsase, and tk.s for any labor, accident, or debts of the snzs as- crued under the rarms of the ieaea-
 IA. F0RnEs
 JoHS 9cKRzEi May I2 isQo
 Notice is hereby given EthSt the Br0wa-naks Gold COmpany's gruup 0f mines, lscA1s9 n hAssAysmPa Mining District. viii not As - sponsihie for any dents or supplies. labor ~ m1- teriAl furnishsd while working under leass an1 Sption- BRUMN-UAAE 3OL11 co.
 B A. C. DEks. PrssidenE Prescott. Jan. | isia.
 Notice is hereby given that Henry B Gifted q Co. have ieaaed the Boggs mines, enaltsr ant ripe line and that the nndersigned wia fn DO VI be responsible Tor debts contracted in OpsrAting the same. COMMERCIAL MINING co.
 .BzJ. s. DOUGLAS. Asast-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
GEO. II. MeGINNIS, NJ. D., HomeOpAIhIsfy

Physician and Surgeon. Ofice-Office Row, in room formerly Occu- pied bY pr. Walls.
 Ofhce Hoursa eSOtolIA. m; to D m; 7,SO.to sSo
 Telephone l6S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

Notice Ia hereby given that the and.r .sguea is owner of the fTsszdent mins. b. eSsess sr, VI aluut Grove mining dlAtrct nns wil not ts responsible for any dsots ca rsFs.iuC claim by parties working tte Ru. aoaer lesss. hoad og otherUi@e.
 wA. JACKSON. Prescott. Aria. Feb. :. Isss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
Mine WarningNOtEes

Notice is hereby gwen that fks anasr s-ued are uuasrs uf the groap of nfnzs a.guu as the 'sCrook" tn Crock eanyoa, Uassavarpa mining dtstrlct. faFspai ssaafy. ArsnauA. and that they VII not h. rs.sVssasstle for any C sbts ccntr Ected far ia for of oth4rxasa hE p4fries ~oT k1nE t4s ssr,e pDllFr bead or iaaSs or otAsrviss
 e. M. COLE,
 H.F- WOOD. IEPre~ocst. ArizozA. July g. ISs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06

Notice is hereby given that the Crooh Ninius C,supAuy. 0f fsxapai ooantY. Al r0na. FhAll not he responsible for any aehs. eoutraotsd in its name, oy any psrnan uboussoevrx unlees accoSafan1ed Witk a urFltten grsieF signed bY lts PreEident.
 CROOK MINING COMPANY
 By IaauTs koUcHLEAc, Prasldana
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
The Philippines.

Washington. Sept. 4.-At the cabinet meeting today President Schurman of the Philippine con- mission made a comprehensive statement of the situation in the is- lands. It is understood that within three days he will make a statement to the press covering his observa- tions. He took a hopeful view of the situation. There is a growing that General Otis will be put at the head of the civil govern ment and relieved of the responsi- bility of military operations.
 Dewey Ooings.
 Gibraltar, Sept. 4-The cruiser Olympia, with Admiral Dewey on board, arrived here this morning.
 Prof. Schurman's Report.
 Washington, Sept. Prof. J. c. Sehurman, president of the Philip pine commission, arrived here late this afternoon from Ithaca, \. Y. Tonight he had a conference last ing several hours with President Me Kinley at the white house. Secre- tary of State Hay was present dur ing a part of the conference. The conference was held by appointment. It IS understood that President Schurman made full verbal report of the situation in the Philippines, but it is not known that he present ed a written report. At II o'clock President Schurman was still with the president.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
United Verde & Pacific
 Railway Company.

TIME TABLE NO. II. To take Effect November ls, lses at 5 o'clock AM Mountain Standard Time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
HELP wEDATS

oOIu Dy UruRBtsIsi fOc.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

First publieation. Auz. 2I. Issa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-11
THE SOUTH AT ANNAPoL1s.
(N. Y. Mail and Expressly

W. -htIl anu IsSp.tSS.D
The Atlanta Constitution calls atten-
ton with a pride that needs no pardon,
to the fact that in the graduating
class al the naval academy at Annap-
oils, the six first and highest members
OF the engineering department We're all
scions Of the South. The first, second
and third in grade were from Ken
lucky, the fourth from Texas. the fifth
from Mississippi and the sixth from
Arkansas. This noteworthy excellence
of Southern candidates for service in
the navy recalls the distinction achiev-
ed in the war with Spain by officers
from the Carolinas, Alabama and Geor-
ga.
No Northern patriot, not excepting
the parents of the Northern lads whose
examinations gave them lower rating.
will cavl at this natural and warrant
ed cxultation over the success of these
Southern graduates OF the naval acad-
envy. The congratulations will be cor
dial, just as we should expect the con-
CALCULATIONS OF the South to be cordial
had the six leading graduates happened
to be boys OF Northern birth and breed
ing. OF all the domestic results of the
war none Is more grateful or more VAL
liable to eur National life than the FREE
1uant evidence of reunion ana Of the
devotion TO the common cause that Is
typifled by Old Glory. which come from
every section OF the country, North or
South, East or West.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-11
CLEMENcY FOR EAGAN.

There was no possible defence or ex-
cuse for Eagan's fierce and indecent
attack upon Gen. Miles In his so-called
sonal or pocket-committee to investi-
gate the conduct of the War Depart
ment, and the committee Itself should
be dismissed for allowing Eagan to in
dulge in such a flood of denunciation
and venom. Nevertheless. he Is an old
soldier and after he had been duly
court-martialed, We were glad to ask
that he be dealt with leniently,-as len
iently as consistent with n thorough
condemnation of his offence. We are
now glad the President has seen Mt to
commute his sentence from that OF
dismissal from the army to suspension
from rank and duty for six years. This
carries no loss of pay. though it de-
prives him of the usual allowance of
an officer of his rank on duty; nor will
it prevent him from retiring with full
rank and Fay when he reaches the age
or date for retirement.
This is justice. tempered with mercy;
and We are sure that even Gen. Miles
himself must be satisfied with it, IL not
gratlfied that 1t is no severer Among
honest and self-respcctinE men and
gentlemen, the condemnation is the real
penalty, and what is imposed besides
is surplusage, though it may occasion
much hardship and humiliation.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-11
BOTH HONESTY AND POLICY DE-
MAND PROTECTION OF
VESTED CAPITAL.

If an individual were to induce capital
to become interested with him or were
to borrow money and then by subter-
fuge or even inaction and silence permit
the same to be lost or become impaired
or lessened in value, he would be pro-
nounced by all we'll thinking men as
dishonest and severely criticized for his
action. In the future people would
leave such person severity alone, talk
ing their investments and their money
as far away from him as possible.
What applies to an individual applies
with greater force to a City. The city
OF Norfolk. through It's public -spirited
citizens and its commercial organiza-
tons. are preparing and sending out
to the world statements and circulars
for the purpose of inducing monied
men to invest their money in Norfolk.
The press daily sings the praises of the
city. and occasionally issues big trade
editions" for the sole purpose of fur
thering the one idea and of bringing
nearer the desired end that of making
Norfolk and vicinity a big and grand
city as 1t should have been years ago.
That these solicitations and represen-
tations, as we'll as the truth of the
statements, are having desired effect
every man not hopelessly blind may see
LOOK all over the city at the great i'm
provements wrought with foreign cant
tai. Look into every line Of trade. go
to the banks, the railroad and steam
boat lines. the street car lines in fact
go anywhere one may. and foreign cap
ital may be seen at every step. Our
friends in Baltimore, Richmond Phila-
delphia and New York, and even way
into the State OF Pennsylvania. are
sending their money here and are doing
we'll with their investments. All of this
speaks well for the city, and is the big
gest advertisement and the best soil
citor the city could possibly procure
Norfolk of ten years ago would have to
be introduced to the new city Of to-day.
During all these years the city has car
ried fairly with it's foreign and home
friends while extending the right hand
of welcome.
After the capital got here 1t was
treated as vested right. When priv
ileges. though mere privileges. were
acquired. they have not been abused.
and even the ruthless hand of politics
has steered clear-aye. has ever been
given helping hand. knowing full well
that the success of public enterprises
means the good name of the city and
its success
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-11
A DEPLORABLE SITUATION.

Several Of the most able and eminent
Republican Senators, headed by Mr..
Hoar' of Massachusetts. fought the
ratification of the Paris Treaty with
all their vigor and ability, and along
the same lines taken by THE VIR-
GINIAN-PILOT. Many other Rcpub-
lican Senator's agreed so far with Mr..
Hoar and his associates that 1t was
biunder TO Incorporate in the treaty
the transfer of Spain's alleged "sover-
eighty over the Philippines TO this
country, though they considered it best,
on the whole, to establish peace and
conclude 4 settlement with Spain, to