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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
Our Public Records.

l The following is the daily repor of instruments filed in the county recorders office as reported by tht Akers- -Tritle- Brown Abstract Co.:
 T E. Peery and T Fl Field file afi davit of assessment work on Uncle Sam and Golden Rod mines jr Weaver district.
 James W Bodrio, T G Norris and U C HeTndon 6le affidavit of assess ment work on Comet, Jupiter, Side Issue, Scott placer and Evening placer mines, Weaver district. | C B Hosford files affidavit of as sessmeDt work on Bull Dog mine Weaver district.
 NJ and P Engasser locates Engas- ser Water Spring mine in Martinez district.
 Warren B Clark 10 Nathan B Noble, escrow, 9-20 int in Eureka. Shelton, American Flag, Short Ct, ] Capital and part of GOliah mines and mill in Walker district; consider ation. S25, GOO.
 Warren B Clark to Nathan B Noble, escrow, ,11-20 int in same (sub- ject to trust deed of Sl00O0); con siderstIon, Sl3,329.
 Wm H Day to Nathan B Noble, assignment, assigns option on same property; consideration, $500.
 Thos J Butler locates Mammoth mine in Silver Mountain district.
 Varney 4 Stephens locates Union mine in Silver Mountaiu district.
 John Hutchins locates Azurite mine in Silver Mountain district.
 Thos s Bullock locates Bonanza mine in Silver Mountain district.
 Vim \ Kelly locates Klondyke mine in Silver Mountain district.
 Harrington Blsuvelt to 4 J Doran, deed, Gro Gro mine in Walker dis trict, consideration. S10.
 James Roach files bond of SlOOO as justice of peace at Turkey creek, with Wm Mulvenon and Joseph DOugherty as sureties.
 Nm McCrea to Natior al Cash Register company, chattel mortgage, ] cash register; consideration, Sl30.
 \ C bIrmister files affidavit of a5Sessuent work on Holmes and Homesite mines in Turkey creek dis triet.
 Lynx Creek Gold and Land Co files affidavit of assessment work on Having and Justice mines m Walker district. T G Barlow Massicks vs Lynx Creek Gold and Land company, cert sale, numerous mining properties, | improvements, machinery, dams, | '.t7S--. 0'0- consideration. S29 Sq2 ' Frank traujz files notice of eE- . 'nr. yE ls L 5 d Fs.uuirer ou North Star uue .n Copper Basin district.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04

During his recent visit east, Judge
 E. NJ. Sanford oficiated as attorney
 for James Shirley in a big mining
 deal of the Hull group of mines near
 Jerome. An associated press tele-
 gram of December 2, published in
 the Phenix Herald gives the follow lng account of the eonsummation of
 the deal: "One of the largest deals
 in copper properties eyer effected in
 New York has been completed.
 Fourteen claims adjoining each
 other and adjacent to the great cop-
 per mlne of W. A. Clark, passed in
 to the hands of eastern capitalists.
 Franklin Farrell, of Ausonia, Con
 necticut, and L. H. Guerlich and W. H. Coe of New York, are the princi- pal members of the syndicate of purchasers. G. ". Hull of Arizona was the principal owner of the properties sold. He was represented by James Shirley, a mining engineer of Prescott, Arizona. The property IS located in the town of Jerome, Yavapai county, Arizona, and is known as the United Verde E1ten- sion. Mir. Clark's property, the United Verde, is regarded as one of 1 the greatest copper mines in the l world. The property transferred | here is of about the same extent and is said to carry copper ore of equal l value. It is the intention of the l purchasers to convert the ore into crude copper at the mine and ship the product to the copper refining ! establishments at Bridgeport and ! Ansonia, Connecticut, to be refined. !
 Fred s. Williams, who left for PhenIx over two weeks ago to visit his family there, died on Sunday at the pest house of Maricopa county of small pox. Williams left Pres l cott in good health but was taken 1 down with small pox about a week | or ten days after his arrival in Phe- I nix. His wife is very seriously i'll in | Phenix also. Deceased was a nephew | 7f Fred W. Williams Of Prescott, and | 1r'Or '1 .savirU fnr Pha-;- ---7- ~--- ' l.oye re as the duFa- af ls- yer e0r
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04

Prescott ArizonA, Jannary 2 lssl.--To Ialuis HImmelrcicA oT hts nslrs or a=siTns- 1ou AFJ hereby notlned that have darlDE the years lsii- e -eNuelfest three kuudrti dullErE tn labor upsE the following uAl1ad mining claims. fiz. H1ur, deauz and L srtun located in Big Bog mia af district, laY4pAi couniy. AriEona- Notice ni location of said Lorion mining claim is recosd ed En book c prumiscuuns recuryfs of Naval sI county. usEas aIt-t0, and of sAid BoriazuX nj 1- inz claim tn hs-ok 90 of uiues, pase 25t- Sad laoor performed ia oFsier Co bold said ciAina under tke provisions Gf seCtiou 211s us the Ee- vissd S1sfutas 1f the United StAtss and thl Afneuduuents thereto. cuucerEine annuGl lalsal upoa mining claims it being the amount reguir- esi Co hold said claims for the period ending Dscemhor slst, lss7, and December 8ist, lsse the sum of cuf huntrssi tolizrs heine eNtseezi=.i on me sst1 turtezuG claim for ths Eear lsi= and two hundred doii.rs upon tile ssia Lssrinr claim for the ysars is1ls and lEsss.
 And if within ninety aol days Eflar ths puhii cefsun hersof, yuu fEil or uefnse to cunfri fsItf EOyfr proportion of said expandifure as co-oWnsi your Interest in the ssid mining claim Wiu bs- come Che property nf the snhscriheF. your co owner, who has male the required enpenditure hy the terins of said section. FRFn RHF.
 kirst publication. Jan. a. lsse
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
No 1a Application For a Patent
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 AnF ead s8 psrsons claiming AsitsTseig aHy uarfuu of sad Etssrtart luins ur surfae gro. .El F. rrsluirE.d e. nla thFlr fYczaf elAls Elth liss hassistar of tho uitasI >tsges Land uftics Al Prs-outs in the Coazty of taszpAi. ArssonA- during he etnfy stsys' foriud ut pshsicAltal hsreaf or ibsy Wil ts hArre-i hs yiftae to tlas f.g,ssistaas ef fha >tAtute-
 t.ssrtsiEF- Flrst psblioa,lau Nov a. Isas
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
EFFICACY OF VACCINATION.
Some Suggestive Facts Obtained from Years Of Experiments In Re-
 gard to it.

. In a receht lecture 10 Rome, Dr. BiZzoZzero, au eminent Italian phy- sician, made use of some facts in con- nection with vaccination which are specially significant at the present time. In summing up his argument | for vaccination he said: ~Germany stands alone in fulfilling in great measure the demands of hygiene, having in consequence of the cal amitous small pox epidemic of 1870 \ 7l enacted the law Of 1874, which makes vaccination obligatory in the first year of fife and revaccination also obligatory at the tenth year. ! What was the resulif With popu- lation of 500O00o0. having in 1871 ' lost i43.OOO lives by small pox, sue | found by her lsw of 1874 the mnr- tality diminished so rapidly that to- day the disease numbers onl { ll6 victims q year. These cases, more over, occur almost exclusively 10 towns on her frontier
 ~Il it were true continued Prof. Bizzozzero. that a good ysee nation does not protect from small pox we ought 10 find in small po1 epi- demics that the disease difuses it- self in the well-vaccinated no less than in the nOn-yaecinated countries.
 But It IS not SO. Ia iST0-7l. during ' the FrsncO-German war, the txo
 peoples interpenetTated each other. the German having its civil pOpula-
 ton vaccinated optionally, but it's
 army completely revaccinSted, while
 the French (PopGlation and army
 alike) were Vsccinated periunetoT- fly. Both were attacked by small poI. but the French army numbered 23.00O deaths by It, while the Ger
 man army hal only 27S; and in the
 same tauf, breathing the same ar,
 the French wounded were heavily
 visited by the disease, while the
 GermSn wounded, having been vac
 ciuated, had not a single case.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
A Bride tO Her.

Polk Miller of Richmond is known as a raconteur of plantation life in the south before the war. One story told by ". Ds- III we'll bear repetition. Al cd -rsT named Absalom was the .srd-' a iant of a widower ac- ..uT.r,lace Miller, and as rumor bad jE fa8t ta3 widowsr intended tax ils 1uts 1ilSi1 a second wife Miller a-.r.-a t i---A--- Sf-8e----vS-u~e-At---%- s-ratchsd hi -oolly pate for moment and 4vpGIed that he reckoned it was.
 "well," said Miller, twill be take a bridal tour?''
 This somewhat puzzled AbsalOm for an instant; then an inspiration struck him, and he said. "I dunno bout a bride sah, but when de ole missus was live be used to talk a paddle to her; So maybe he talk bridle to de new oneF' -Exchanga
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
Our New Officials.

The new county officials were in ducted into their respective offices st midnight on Saturday. In the sbsrifFs office J. L. Munds succeeded c Q. c. Rufner, 4. A. Johus sue, cseded J. P. Dillon as under sheriff,
 | Horace Yeoman took Jailor
 1gau's place. Ed. Rufner was
 uoIntei ianitor. Mr. Munds has
 te no appointment yet of any deputies.
 Reese VI. Ling succeeded RI. D. Ross ss district attorney, and D. E. Dumas 8u5 T R. Beatson took the places 3u the board of supervisors occupied by Thomas Roach and Fl. H. Carter W. |. Johnson and c. P. Hieks succeeded themselves as recorder and probate judge respec- lively, and c. F. Cox tooa charge of the office of county school superin- tendent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
Gnt Her snap shots

As President Mckinley entered
 station at Omaha the other day thJ crowd lined up as usual upon two sides of a passage that was roped of and pro tected by the police. Half way across the platform a woman with a kodak dodged the guard and sprang out before Mir. Mckinley. The chief of police, who led the procession. ordered her away, but the president interfered and took of his hat so that she might get a better view of his face. Backing rapidly few feet in advance, she got several good snap shots and then disappeared
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
LLs1Aaes
Mining Application No. 396
UNLTEo sTATEs ..s hASP I..l.Ee osFI.E ,, I..i. ]

gre-cosi Arizonz- October a, i-.--
 Notios ls hereby given that Thos. s- hallocs and F A Tritls. Jr.. whssse posfoitoe a~tdfess is Prp~rott hSs this cay Eiea thrir application for t,sfsnt fur IS55 linear fest uf tes Chsg paa1 mine or vein hs.zring goid aEd silver Wli sur fSce grstHnd ssQ iesi in width situated l1 W Alf or mining Gisss let CouEty of iaFaFa4, isrrtfor5 of AriEl.sa. and as=i<uNtsd by tas hetd nosss and ofh-lzi plat oa nle b tals othca a sufFe So. i2Ig. township F rznse VI oi ui aii-i s. 2. merriam,
 sad su vey No Isi4 being described as fOlloss to-xits BeEinuinE ht cufDrg No l. Tor nrr No ! -urvey No Ii7s housszfeul lode hrs D ss deg t2 miu VI lsl2 q coT u9 sur DO lss Golden fieecs DO 7 lode trs ~ nse 90 m n "a so ft cuZ Co ss7ts I, = Ani v tis Y and fg urIw e and \ mer hrs n ls dfg " mn
 w letJ its thence S9 ds.y st mia ioa tt Co c'li 10 2. tiience zs deg e min 70 feel Co nortt center cad mon a3e c, sane Cour-e Co cpr no q thence e 42 deg e min ll1a iest Co cCl no thenus sa deg Is tain 30 ft Co sgscih -cntel end sao e same parse Co car DO tle ? ace d [ hss,inning sarvey of eEfe-iaE bgundaries. Magnetic vzriAtiuE i4 deg cuntaininS li-e acres
 Tfs location ef this mine is recorsiei in tis rs-ssrsr's uffsoe of lsFapai coanty. AriEoas. al pAEes GiS-s of hsok 29 of uisses- The adjoining claimants are Cred hohie Any sEd all Terrons claiming sfFerEeiy 40 portion s,f saSf champion Hline CT surftcs ground are re,l,frsi Co tls tAeif sdvetsr cls fis
 with fhas res.istef Of the initad nlst@z LHlc of 6ce at i're-coft. Arlzu.nA- il the rounsy e itFa pal dnfiag the sixty days usriod ot publ ca lef
 harssf CT they val he uS-rca hy vtrtur Ut th, provisiels of the stAtnte-
 FREDEGICk A. TKITLF. 4R.. hsgi=ter. flrst publication OCtotseE Si' lsss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
UNCLE SAM LODE.

Beginning at initial mon at centsr of elsfr, thence 70 deg v 7e0 feet tO west center end mo- which IS also east ceLter end Golden Rod Iode of this survey; thence l7 deg 2B min 800 fes, to Cor no l, which is also cor no 9 Golden Ro,i lode of this suIyey; U l. M no I24s brs . sq dog % min S2s 4 feet; thence 75 deg 700 fe.st to cor DO 2; thence 36 deg 45 min $50 feet to cor no g. thence IT deg 9 min v 50 feet to n , center end mon, bOo feet same course To cor no q thence 25 deg 45 min v $50 feet to cor Do 5, thences Q deg v 70 feet to cor no g. which is also Cor no 8 Golden Rod lode of this survey, thence ll deg % min SO feet 10 west center end mon the place of beginning survey of ex. terfor boundaries.
 Masastlc variations h deg min containing 6Olden Rod, ls-S5 acrea; Uncle sam I5s7 arrns Total area lode claims g 24 acres
 The location of this mine is recorded in the recorders ottsce of lsTApAi county. Arizona, ai pages slh' soo and 2a, of books $ and 5I oi mines.
 The adjoining claimants are o. E. Runner and Andy Peterson.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely auy portion of said Golden Rod and Urcts San mines or surface ground are required to 6le their adverse claim with the register of the United States Land Office at Prescott Arizona. in the County of 1svapai and Territory of Arf- zonA. during the sixty days period of Duhlics-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
AInska's sky Pillar.

The newly discovered peak in Alaska, which is said to be taller than Mount St. Elias, is away over on the American side of the boundary line and is thus indisputably ours. It will be somewhat rough on Elias to lose his long reputed -eminence, but as the great landmark of the international boundary line be may yet get some consolation. New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04

Wednesday,, Dec. 2S.-Subpena was ordered issued for the appear anee before this board of E. J. F. Horne, returnsble at 2 o'clock D. m. to testify in certain matters now pending in relation to reduction of taxes by residents of Jerome.
 The chairman reported the ap- proval by him of the bond of W. J. Gilbert, justice of the peace of Lib erty precinct; sureties, Thomas E. Peery and A. R. Rowe.
 The following claims were dis allowed, not being legal charges against the county:
 John T Nelson, attendance insane examination and
 mileage. : 40 Virgil Esrp, special con- st3Dle ............ 26 go Samuel Landon, burial of s
 Ashmore. re............. D co R \ Loouey, medical ser
 vices Wm Oirick. k........ 50 co 4 J Knoblock, drayage for
 lndigent ............ l 75
 E J F Horne appeared in answer to subpoena, was duly sworn and testified in certain matters now pending.
 The treasurer was ordered to strike 800 head of sheep valued at SlOOO from the assessment of Mrs. Jas \ May for 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
He Won Her.

"I learn" she said reproachfully, "that you were devoted to no fewer than five girls before you finally pro posed to me. How do know that you didn't make desperate love to all ot themy''
 "I did, ," he replied promptly.
 "You didP' she exclaimed.
 Certainly" be returned. "You don't suppose for a minute would be fooIhardy enough to try for such a prize as you are without practioing little al first, do you;"-Chicago Post.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
GOLDEN ROD LODE

Beginning at initial monument st V csrts.- end of claim, which is also the . center end cf the Antelope lode, survey No i24s Thence .
 cor no 9 survey n l2IS. Antelope lode U - |. N no -l2is bears 77 deg 29 min - lI5s fes: th.-nra D os deg 10 min 1SS27 feet to cor 70 2. which is thence Q I7 deg % min " 90 feet 10 essf c.srfss end mon 000 feet same course to cor no 8. thence oi des q min v Ises feet te cor no 4 which ia ALso cor 10 A survey No I24s. Antelope lode. thence n deg 2S min Sso fqai to i,,ifisI ,,-. the place of beginning survey of exterior bOun- daries.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
St. Joseph's Academy.

flowing are names of the ! upils re entitled to a place on the
 honor for the month of De r:
 or Department-Adele Hub.
 ary Hart, Rhods Mar, Maud
 Barbara Hubbell, Nellie Mill
 ir, Marr, Memphis Williams.
 Department Laura Sang ..- N,na Greenwood, Louise DOf, Ruby Loy. Pr sry Department-Erin Nor -s-- Marie Derr, Willie OBrien, Ncriae Derr. ~ The Academy rs-opened again to- Rev nuSrv 2.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
Mining Application No. 397
United States Land Office, .r....naa Arrur,n IA-fr.l...r .I .-.e

United States Land Office,
 Prescott. Arizona. October SI. lSsso,
 Notise is hereby given that Mary A. Mil hken, whose postofiics address IS Walker Yavapai County, Arizona. has this day fileC her application for patent for lsS5 hnsal feet of the Golden Fleece No. 5 and ! Fraction Golden Fleece No mine or ye Iu bearing gold and silver. with surfacs ground t00 feet in width, situated iH Maker Mlnlng District, County of "a 1a- pal, and Territory Of Arizona. and dsslG mated by the field notes and official pi at 0r file in this office as snrvey No 1z>ss, Town ship E2, \ Range W, c and < k Meri. dian.
 Said survey No l2ss being described as follows, to wit;
 COLON FLEECE NO. LODE.
 Beginning at corner No corner of sec tions {, 5. S2 and 8, Twps r. and IS R ] W, c and k M, bears north 6 degs7 : mins east 25l4.s feet. Thence 6 degs z5 mins V 529 feet to corner numbeE2. Thence 8 57 degs = mlns V s.5 feet tO corner number 8. Thence 24 degs . mlns 30 feet to initial monument 6o0 feet to cornec number {. Thence n g degs = mins S-5 feet to corner number ;. Thence n G degs 25 mins 5J9 feet to corner number 6. Thence n 24 deys 25 nins 25O feet tO south center end monument of the Lenox mine, unsur- veyed. 600 feet to corner number T., the place of beginning sarvey of exterior boundaries
 NORTH EAST FRACTION GOLDEN FLEECE
 No. LODE.
 Beginning at north east end line of Golden Fleece No Lode at point go feet south 8 degrees east from northeast corner Corner number corner sections 1. 5. g. and 8 Townships 12 and i3 north range west c and s K NJ bears n 70 degs l6 mins e S3l3-9 feet. Thence g 8s degs B mIns W 466 feet to corner number at intersection of Line 1-Z at 6 de9s g mins ISI feet from corner number ?, Golden Fleece No of this survey. Thence n 6 degs 25 miEs S48 feet to cor number Golden Fleece NoS of this survey E@S feet to corner nun Der 3, Thence 90 degs V II0 feet to south center end monument of Snow Flower Lode, unsurveyed, 2i0 feet to corner nun Der l, the place of beginning
 Magnetic variation ft deg e containing Golden Fleece No lode Ia. 5l Acres. N E Frarfian (iold- en Fleece No. lode I-0fs acres; total area lode claim le.5sa acres. ".
 The location of this mine is Ies,or3ss Tn tbe recorders . othce of 1aTspal county, Arizona at pages S25 and 62l of book s7 ot minez.
 The ao1olnlng claimants are Fred Zsbei John M Conner, "; l.. Co1nsr, J. (. HArtsfaid
 Any and all persons claiming advarSaiy any portion Of said mine pr surfAee ground ar,. rf- quired to hle their adverse claims with the reg lster of the United States Land ofSca Hf pras- cott, AriEOnA, iu tbe County Of HArarszi during the sixty days psri s' of publication hereof oT they wlll be barred Dg virtue of the provisionf of the statute
 FREDERICK A. TRTTLE. JR.. Register
 First publication October S1. Is9s. --.-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04

The second service of the week of prayer will be held in the Marina s rect Methodist church this eve ming at o'clock. The following is the topic: Prayer for Missions, and that each member of the Church Universal, being born of the Spirit, may depart from all iniquity; La be fruitful in good works; may b faithful in prayer; may be filled with love for the brethren and for sIl men; and that the several branches of the Church Universal may live and work ''in the unity of the Spirit and in the bond of sace. II Tim. ii:l9; Phil. iv:S; Mat. vii:20; Matt. vi:9, 10; Luke 1viii.j, John iii:l4; I Cor. xii:46; Eph. iv:3.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04

tLa ..rg yatlon ot the Cisyton- fa.r-- tr.a. 2 iS-Rscessary to enable #..l build and control the N...r.- nal, let it be abrogsted a- ea.a Ina people want the canal a1- .-ea,l his congress to provide r ake to call the fight rea sugar trust and the AsruesIs and Dosrschers a war on t z t-'ls-t 1tisa s fight be- tween wo -usts, for control of the market. se3 no matter which wins. r.. gar 1- lsumecs will eventually ra .t- .as-es. B
 .s --.src I Mexico, died s |szbis.. 1n., December 30, of sp- r- On Wednesday last an als appendicitis was per
 .r.l the enbassador, and . eh .- operation was entirely s.cl.--E- the resulting shock proved --. ar than he could bear. Ia. El- gton, Iowa, Hswkeye caps .. -s person in the Des at-- e-rl.y jsil, known ss Ed other than jsme. W. n...-r .s. murdered six PecVle San a, Ca.iornIs, ana for
 rsv q of slI,OOO is of-re>. -. -al5. d beeu led to believe t..t N. Du ham mad perished on ..-.-. .. lower California SC le -iul since
 - }er.E States took for si Cuba on Sunday, an Hs. T-. ceremonies attending aa .a=.- of the islands from
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-01-04
Letter

The following is a list of letters remaining m the Prescott postoffice for the week ending January l,