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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
CITY RESOLUTION No. |,
Series 1898


 Be 1t resolved by the Mayor aud Common Council of the City of Prescott,
 That whereas, F. Nj. Murphy did, in the year 1895, perform certain work st the city we'll, in Prescott. amounting to S1442.50. and
 Whereas, a balance of $942.50 of said amount still remains unpaid, and
 Whereas, there is no money in the treasury of said city to meet such indebtedness, aud
 Whereas, said F. NJ. Murphy has agreed to accept in payment of said claim a note from the said City of Prescott for the said sum of $94250.
 Now, therefore, be it resolved, that John W. Dougherty, Mayor of the said City of Prescott, and Thomas Shultz, Clerk, be and they are here by authorized and directed to eX- ecute to said F. NJ. Murphy. trustee, a note for and m behalf of and in the name of the said City of Pres colt, for the sum of nine hundred forty-two and ffty-hundredths dol lars (S942.50). payable on or before December 5th, 1899. with interest thereon from date until paid, at the ate of ten per cent. per annum.
 Be it further resolved that the note so given shall be binding upon the said City of Prescott. and shall be payable upon the order and di- rection of the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Prescott, provided, however. that the whole amount of said note, together with accrued interest shall be paid on of before December 5th, 1899.
 Passed by the Mayor and Common Council. this 5th day of January, 1899, by the following vote:
 Ayes-Andrews, Bray, Ross, Smith, MT. President,
 Noes-None.
 Presented to the Mayor for his sig lature and approval, and by him signed, this 5th day of January, 1899
 Approved: J. W. DoUaHERTY,
 Attest: Mayor.
 T. SHULrz, City Clerk.
 Approved as to form: REESE NJ. LING, City Attorney.
 First publication Jan. g.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08

The funeral of the late Mrs. W. A
 Heisler will take place tOmorros
 afternoon at : o'clock. from hei
 residence on south Cortez street. Friends and AcquaintaBres of tbe
 deceased are asked tO attend.
 Every boys suit. oVercos, and
 pants must se sold at our clearing
 sale, now 10 full blast St Blocks
 Geo. W. F. Hunt of the legisla- tive assembly. received a letter yes terdsy from Judge Hackney of Globe, in which the statement is made that the confition of J. H.
 HamIli is worse, and that his in- luries are more severe than they
 6rst appeared. Hamill Is the editor of the Silver Bel,. He was beaten about A month ago by F. J. Ed wards. the Globe attorney, the guar rel arising out of articles publishes ID Hamili's paper rsfecting upon Edwards and his family.-Pheni1 Herald.
 Remember the dance this evening
 The Knight TemplAr installation will take place thIs evening,
 Snow IS said 10 be small pOK proof and as long as II lays on the ground DO danger of infection sXists. How prophetic are the board of sup-rvis- ors of MarICopa county in raising the quarantine just when they did.
 Annual meeting of board of fire delegates will take place at head quarters of fire department next Monday nigbt, Feb. 6th, at go D. m. A full attendance is required. By order Of W. J. MulVenon, ehiei.
 Rev. E. D. WyckoH will preach next Sunday morning al the Con- church on Christian Science.
 Today was observed south of the Giia as a:bor day. tree planting and he like. Up iu this cline, from the appearance of things in mud and Nstery streets it would be more fitting to refer to it as harboT day.
 Our Sl5 and Sl6 suits are going ior Sll.25 at Block.
 The tA1ing of the net proceeds of mines, anti-gambling law, Sunday closing, knocking out saloon singers, nuzzting the railroads, creating new tt would seem as if he twentieth legislature should be l Ible to take in the worlds fair al Paris 10 1900,
 Mrs. Wm. HeIsler was laid 10 rest 1 Oday. She vas in life an estimAole l ady and leaves besides a husband l nd three children 10 mourn her | oss, many borrowing friends. She Iad been Ill but a short time, quick being the fatal disease.
 r. A. Craigue, well known in min ng annals, IS an arrival today from he Santa Maria country. He speaks Iandsomely of mining affairs ID that ection.
 IL now turns out that Susie Wilson shot Davenport ID the back Vith a shot gun. His first victim 'ot it in the back also. So to even P matters justly Susie" should get ; ID the neck.
 The meeting of the Woodmsn ,ircle was fairly we'll attended last ight notwithstanding the prevail lg blizzard. Three members were initiated after winch hot coffee, cake nd sandwiches were indulged ID y those present.
 Our so Stein Bloch ready tailored uits are going for Sl5 at the sale. ,d. Block.
 Dr. Davis, who has been attending he medicsi association meeting at 'heniX, has returned 10 resulLe his 'ractIce. The doctor narrowly es- sped the sffiiction of being ch osen 'resident of that body, being elect d, however. first vice president.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08

vesuvius has again become very violent.
 The chewing gum trust has a cap ital of SI5,0O0,0OO.
 American coin and paper money are selling at a premium in Havana. Over s.OO0.C0O loaves of bread are consumed daily in Greater New York.
 Quay is still thirteen votes shy Of reelection as senator from PeDnsyl- yania.
 The new Porto Rican tariff is about three per cent less than the Cuban tariff.
 The Washington legislature has elected A. G. Foster as United States senator.
 A big tobacco trust has been or ganized in New York with a capit al of over Sl9,OO0,OO0,
 The trusts now in existence in America have an aggregate capital iz .tion of s, ,7ss, ,773,9OO.
 The cold wave in the east has moderated but another is reported as developing in the northwest.
 Miss Lindblorn has withdrawn her application to become a mem Der of the Chicago board of trade.
 British trades union print nters have taken decided stand against firms who print the Bible, but refuse to pay living wages.
 The largest sewing machine in the world is ID operation in Leeds, Eng land. It weighs $500 pounds and sews cotton belting.
 Secretary Alger has decided that army officers assigned to duty in the Philippines may take their wives and children with them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
From Mondays Daily.

John Bauder enters municipal life next Monday. It will be proper to address hin as judge hereafter.
 Report is that the plaza corral fence IS soon 10 go. It IS 8 hard looking barricade anyway, and should never have been built for all ;he good il does.
 COconino county is hard up for cash on account of the railroad de- linquent list.
 Charley Allen, we'll known to the mining fraternity of this section. has gone to Mexico as the assayer of a mining company there.
 The Crowned King strike has about subsideds Like a man in 6 grave, it will be forgotten in a week.
 Sl00 GIVEN AwAY.-We will give Sl0O to any man that will prove that We don't do as We advertise. Ed. Block.
 Say a good word for Prescott and never tire of writing something to friends about our grand mining region.
 The Burton children are sick, but not with small pox.
 The ONeill monument fund is to coma before the legislature next week.
 The Hooks meet tonight. Mem bers should be there.
 The city council have their first regular meeting on Monday next under the new regime.
 The late storm is said to have been equally ss snowy as others this winter and over three feet Is re- ported from the mountains.
 Wanted-General agent for up-to- date specialties. Enclose stamp. Ames Investment Co, Los Angeles, Cal.
 Rev. E. D. Wyckoff breaches to- morrow morning by request, on Christian Science. He has paid much attention to this subject and will present important facts. A special invitation IS gwen.
 A. Blumberg. the rustling New York store mau, is in the east, and will return soon with a new stock of spring goods.
 Supervisor Dumas has arrived from Oak creek to be at the meeting of the board on Monday, when the contracts of the year are to be awarded.
 James Alexander, one of the pio- neer boys of Yavapai, at present prosperous farmer on Sycamore creek, IS in town on business.
 Every suit, every pair of pants, every overcoat ID our stock goes in our great clearing sale. Ed. Block.
 Previous to the late storm an abundance of water was on hand in the drift of the new water works north of town. In short a sufficient supply was on hand it is said to guarantee the flushing of 8 sewer age sy stem. The supposition pre- vails that a subterranean channel had been encountered at last.
 An itemized statement of the amount of money expended in Yava- pai county for the year 1898 or what may be more properly termed the cost of running the government, ap- pears in this mornings Courier. The figures show an outlay of $l36,- 23022 on the general account aud SI1, ,42S4I on the road fund. It costs over $400 per diem to maintain the government of the county.
 The new homestead bill now be- ing considered by the legislature proposed the cutting down of the amount that may be homesteaded first to $500; in committee it has been raised to &; what will be done
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08

| K. NJ. Brown, representing Stand
 ard Navy" tobacco, manufsctuie cd
 by the American Tobacco com
 pany, Is in town ia the interest oi
 ;he above tobacco.
 E. H. Winters, a prominent and
 old time merchant of Phenix has quit business in the latter place and
 has opened a general merchandise
 store in Jerome.
 W. c. GilstrAp. correspondent of
 the Phenix Republican, returned on Sunday from a business trip to Phe- nix And incidentally to take 10 the
 legislative ball.
 We Alwsys do as we advertise. Ei. Block.
 The snow storm stopped yester- day and a cold wave set ID last evening sending the mercury down to twelve below zero this morning. being within a couple of degrees ss low as the lowest for the winter.
 W. L. Garden went to Phenix on Saturday aud II. D. AItken and he left that place on Sunday night for a duck hunting trip in Pinal county along the line of the irrigating canals, where ducks are reported to be to abundance.
 Forest Reserve Superintendent John D. Benedict, of Santa Fe, New Melicn, and Forest Reserve Supervisor F. :. Breen, went 10 Phe- nix this afternoon on business con- cected with the forest reserves.
 Despite the indictment weather of Sunday the churches were we'll at tended. At the evening service at the Marina street Methodist church M ss Anna Schuerman rendered solo iu a charming manner. Her voice, which is always sweet and rich, seemed to surpass itself on thIs occasion.
 Our S25 Stein Bloch ready tailored suits are going for slS.75. Ed. Block.
 The burnt cork artists of the Catholic choir will give a minstrel performance on Monday, 18th inst. Ballad singing wIll toe the feature of the show, and all the latest popular melodies will be introduced. Four 1 talented end men wIll furnish the !. fun for the evening. The enter tainment will take place in Bash lords opera house.
 Word has been received of the !. death of Mrs. Nj. J. Helme, in Phll- l Adelphia, on Jannary 30th. The l deceased lived for several years in Prescott and left many warm friends here, who will ever cherish the mem ory of the kindly Christian wemsn whose daily life was a grand exemp- li6cstion of the teachings of Him she SO faithfully followed. Tbe cause of death was consumption and she passed to the rest she had SO patiently waited for, peacefully and pain.
 The Hook and Ladder company elected the following officers Sstur- day evening: Presidene and fore man. W. D. Tinker; vice president and first assistant foreman, Geo. i lies; second assistant foreman, J. E. Gates; secretary, T. L. Shultz; reasurer, Wm. Bunte; fire delegates George Giles, H. D. Campbell. The by vote endorsed Joe Herman ss first choice for chic. of lire department. l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
rroa ~ssas day. Daily.

H.B.H Hall, of Los Angeles. is a the Burke.
 Al. Piekrell bAs returned from visit to PbeuiE-
 The quarantine against Prescott has been raised.
 E. NJ. Sanford came up from Phe nix this morning. Il J.J Sanders came up from Phe- nix this morning.
 The territorial Medical association
 $ ID session iB PbenlL
 E. c. Judah of Los Angeles Is a quest of Hotel Burke.
 Jerry Barton has gone into the sEood business at Rock Butte.
 T. J. Barkley Of PheniK will go to .os Angeles to open grOeery store Buy ticket to tbe bali to be given by Prof. Gallick's orchestra on Fu- Day night. J. $. Wallace, a mining man opsr- hting near WIckenburg. Is a guest of H otel Burke.
 Ed. Blocks great winter clearing Bale has just begun.
 Prof Gailick's orchestra will give ] grand ball Friday evening, FebTu- kry 8. at Dake's opera house.
 Thomas Sutton. representative of Bishsp 6 Co. of Los Angeles, Is ID tDwn on his p sriOdical yislt.
 Miss Cora Dwyer has returned fom her visit Co California, on ac- sDunt of the illness of her brother.
 A stroug breeze from the south Hest Las prevailed for the past sgenty-four hours, indicative of GloTm.
 That grand ball to be given by Prof. Galllck's orchestra taxes place De evening of February 3, al Dake's epera house. Hot chicken tamales and chile 'eup are served every day st Shu- hates. They are both home-made .nd are very dainty dishes.
 All of our SlO and $lI suits go |er S7.50 during our clearing sale. d. Block. There was a large attendance at l Prof. Pouches dramatic recital last 1 |fening and the audience was well | .n .ntertained. Prof. Fouche Is an eX- ; lient elOcutiOnist.
 The locomotive 6feman at Wins ow gave a bali last week. The mas sr of the lodge collected 500 from se sale of tickets and then skipped et, leaving his brothers to pay the 5 Is of the dance.
 James Dowd, a miner. and John i lake, a teamster, were murdered Bar Blackberry January 90, and .ad their bodies horribly mutilated. hree MeXicans have been arrested. here IS strong talk of a lynchIn z "a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
WHEN NAPOLEON WALKED.
As InciaeHs of shs Me@erahIs R@-
 tr~at Fr0sz msseow.

As Inciaess of shs Memorable Re-
 tr~at Frosz mssesw.
 It vas on Nov 25. al abons o'elocs in the morning. when ws saw the hsad of the column Ths first xe saw wsrs generals. a few of whom were on horss back, bus the majority on toos Ths latter painfully dragged themaslves along. almost slI having their feet fro. zen and bound up in rags and pieces oi EbeepSkin and dying of hnnssR We then V what was lsft of the cavalry of the guard TAs empsrcr came next on foot with A stick in his hand Be was muffied rp in a large capota lined with fur and wore on his head An Amaranthine velvet cap edged with black f0xskin- On his right marched Also on foot. King MurAt; o1 his laft Prince Eugene vieerOy of Italy. thsu AArshsls Berthisr. prinee af Ssufchafel Sey. Mortisr. Lefebvre and ether mzr shals and generalS whose corps had been partly destroyed
 They were followed by TOO to 500 officers and sabofsicsrE marching in or der and bearing in the greatest silsBos the eagles of the regiments 0 which they had belonged and that had % oftsa led them to victory Tbsy vera tbs remnan1 Of over 50. GOO men Ny poor Picart, who had not seen the A.zny foE e month, gszed on silently. bus his eoa vulsiye movements showed only too well what be teit l saw big tazrs roll down the cheeks and fall on his mus sache, from which icieles were hang ing Then, turning to ma Really. eompafrioG 1 do not know whether am asleep or awaks: l weep bscanss have seen our emperor marching oE foot. a stick in his hand. he that was 90 great and who made us 90 p<Oadr' '' Memories of Sergeant B01rgogna
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
Carlyle Hear. Dseke.s ReaS.

April 2s, 1868. Carlyle wrote thus os one of Dickens readings says O T Copeland in The Atlantic; "Ihad to go yesterday to Dickens reading P m.. Hanover rooms. to the complete upset ting of my evening habitudes and spir- itual composure. Dickens does do it capitaIly, such as it is; acts better than any Macready in the world; A whole tragic. comic, heroic thsAssr viEible performing under one hat and keeping us lsughing-in a sorry way. some of as thought-the whole night He isA good creature, too, and makes $50 or eeo by zach of the Feadinga"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
THE VICTORY

Rests with Americas Greatest Medi- cine, Hoods SarsaParilla, when it battles against any disease caused or promoted by impure or impover- ished blood.
 Hoods Pills are the favorite fami- ly cathartic. Easy to take, easy to operate. 3
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
Change of Firm.

Prescott. Ariz., January 19, 1899.
 Having this day sold the stock and good will of the Corner Drug Store to Harry Brisley, l respect fully ask for him a continuation of the kind patronage and considers- tion formerly extended to me.
 l-26K6 W. W. Ross.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08

~OeaTneSS OannOt pc Sureo By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitu- tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an indaned condition of the mu- cous lining of the Eustachian tube. When this tube gets infamed, you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it Is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can betaken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh. which is nothing but an infamed condition 'of the mucous surfaces.
 We will give One Hundred Dol lars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure. Send for cir culsrs, free.
 F. J. CHENEY & Co,
 Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
PnttInrIn th. stinE

Clara-I understand that Mr. Feath- erley paid me a very pretty compliment tOdayf
 Ethel-Yes What was ity
 Clsra-He said that among the mosa beautiful young ladies at the party was Miss Clara Smith.
 Ethel with ooughl-Yes. 1 noticed you among them.-London Fun
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
ERRaNns AND CHnRFs

Sidewalks cleaned, errands run and all kinds of light work done or messages delivered on application by
 JAY AND CHARLEY,
 Send orders to or apply at 125 North Pleasant or 135 South Mt. Vernon avenue. Telephone 63. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
Few CI... Di.tinesis.. .. ssssraA.

Few NAaas Dtsttnetasna Ia tteeraA-
 There Is not much casts or olaAs dis tinction in Siberia. and the few social rules are lax The Russian Siherians mingle freely with the Rativs xihea and their customs and habits have. in consequence. been considerably modi- hed l have often seen groups Of boys playing on the street where ths Kirs hiE or BuriAt boys were mixed indiscrim- inately with the Russians From theil dress or language it was impoasibls Co distinguish them. for both oostums and language were a strange mixture Only the peculiar features of the native or the more siovealy appearance of che Russian would betrAy the slightest dif ferenco It Is an old saying shAs yo1 scratch Russian and find c Tartar Ii might be more appropriately said at least. of the Russian peasant-thsi you scrape the dirt off . Russian and find clean Tartar, for the latter are decidedly the more elsAnly.-SL Mich olas
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08

The gradual cooling of France iE proved by its vegetation. The Italian poplar. common in early French etch- ings is now seldom seen in the ooun- try, while the lemon has disappeared from Languedoo and the orange from RousgiIlon-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
NoTICE TO PATRONS.

Subscribers to the JOURNAL MINER, failing to get their paper promptly either by mail or carrier, or in case it is not satisfactorily delivered by the carrier, will confer a favor by notifying this office so that the fault may be remedied. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08

A lady desires work by the hour, or day, cleaning, baking or general housework, or will do plain sewing at home. Apply at Mrs. Miller's, opposite Prescott house. f6-6t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
From Thursdays Daily.

Attend the dance tomorrow night A. J. Knoblock, oi Jerome is in Tn.
 The Woodman Circle hold their gular meeting tonight.
 Ed. Block returned yesterday from D visit east.
 J. Hawkins has been appointed pecial administrator of the estate E the late Robert Groom.
 udge H. D. Stocher went to Phe- n yesterday Co look after some ases m the supreme cuurt.
 ChAs. Wallace has retired from he Royal saloon.
 Dur entire stock of mems and pFs' suits must be sold during our Earring sale. Ed. Block.
 Tomorrow will be arbor day. The bther today Is not of the tree hnting kind.
 Barron went to Flagstaff this lerning.
 Frank Scott left this morning for s Angeles.
 A. J. BledsOe, the attorney, left E morning for Bakersfield on pro Nsional business.
 Ars. William Heisler died at g Block last night of consumption. fe leaves a husband and three chll- Rn to mourn her loss. Bliss Ethel Fisher of Prescott, ated President Gvldgater iu the 4nncil chamber this morning. Miss Hher IS a ltttle sister of Mrs. arry Tritle. Herald.
 Not suit reserved, they all go
 the clearing sale at Blocks.
 The wind storm of "Wednesday FelOped into quite a snow storm Bring last night and snow has con 7ued to fall during today.
 he new wagon road 10 Mime aha has ba"I cA9pleted. The Fowned k'us c>mplny proposes
 build a road 10 connect road nnlng 10 their mines with this h.
 Ne always do as We advertise N Block
 Reports concerning tbe Wicken- Eg homicide are very conflicting.
 enl1 papers all give the name of
 victim as being Deputy Sheriff n'1nport. while a gentleman who Hived from Wickenburg on Wed Hday morning says the name of
 man killed was Kellogg and that
 conyersed with Davenport on hesday night at ;he depot a. be Ns taking his departure for Pres at. The story of the killing as Ad indicates just fable homicide, nk the coroners jury did not render aeh a verdict.
 Dur SIP and Sl4 suits are going A $S at the clearing sale. Ed. Block
 From Fridays DGly. G D. Benedict, superintendent of prest reserves for Arizona and New Axico, arrived on last nights train q a brIef professional visit 10 this eetion. Mir. Benedict's special mis- Do IS to investigate the sources of ee various water courses in the ter Aory and the relation between Sem and the irrigable lands of the fritOry, as well as the connection q the latter with the forest re- Ewes of the territory.
 Ihe reception announced to be rFen tomorrow evening in the Aarlna street Methodist church, has zen postponed for week on ac- s0unt of the indictment weather.
 Under the bill pending in congress he man who wants to sell liquor in Aaska will have to pay a thousand kllars for 1t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
A HOME IN CALIFORNIA.

TFOpeFtI mere OHereo 10 tFaoe TOT
 Arizona Property. Who Has
 Something to Trader
 A party owning a ranch near Ra- mona, California, who is desirous of coming to Arizona on account of his health, wants to trade his ranch of five acres for Arizona property. It contains a four room house, store house, barn, chicken house and small orchard and is all under netting fence. Located one mile from Ra- monia. Value $500. Will trade for small place of same value near Pres cost, or will sell at a discount for cash. For particulars address or apply to JoURNALMINER office, Pres colt, Ariz. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-08
Right!

The most costly baking powder to make IS SektL- LIsgs BeSt-but no money IS wasted in making 1t. '.