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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
AN ENERGETIC OFFICIAL

Frank R. Stewart. the nes forest sU- pervisor. has gotten into the business in good shape since assuming the duties of his office. He hAs been sssidoos5sly as work ever since coming so Prescott. either st his ofhee ef out in the reserve looking up timber tresp~ss cases Quite number of mining men 0F fepresenta- tives of mining companies have pre- sented applications through bfm for ,uttiHE wood and mining tlmisers Nifh- To the limits of The reyerve. whiie ke~p- ing within the limits s.' the iaS and regulations in regard To cutting tim t--rs. 8r. St-Wsrt is geTy eoufts08s Co sIl and is incIln-d % act sN liser2IIy as gbe regulations VII permit.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
ADDITIONAL. LocsL

Mrs R. H Hooper. of the Verde val
 ley. is tn town on business connected
 with the estate cf her late husband
 Being unable to secure a building for Rs new newspaper plant. rns Journal Miner was compelled to buy a hos and
 psss up < new building. Ihe contract for which nas iet yesterday and Ns'Tk com
 nenced on it today. The contractor agrees 10 have n ready for placing the machinery in it within two weeks. The building win be located Oa Guriey street
 m the corner ,z the ssIley ID hs, rear of
 Hotel Burke V E$rS/
 Tn. Journal Miner has received a
 ,arger press from Jerome. the ans form eriy us d by the Reporter there. but dnds n self short cf type with the in complete office received. IL win proe- ably take two or three weeks yes 10 get its building completed and its new machinery and type in place ready for toing newspaper business in real good shape. Joh wnrk can ee turned out promptly and neatly as of yoFe- as all the type IS new. " The Bashfort-ssarIalSter cS'mpany ,omme4lced work today clearing away the dslbris ef the fire fragn their old warehouse lot on the sliey back of their former store. The walls of the old store building vill b. taken down to the ground and q new building erected on he sue. In speaking os it today R- V. F'r,-deEi k said. "sVhise we had a good building before. we NH cuIld a much finer and better one They expect to toe occupied about six months in re building. .,-i
 Bishop Nelson. eF Georgia has drawn ID a hilt which is now before congress and which provides for the establish nsnt cf an industrial school tor negroes shereNNf ten thousand dollars can be raised fvr % nu.jP'iS. in this event. sven tFtsslees. resiients of the. seath ns3 obtain from roasres, Si;e n~l onP- .hssfl Gar bitildsDg squ p,nenI. and pgs- iuinary sXT-nS-z. and th- remsiz,lsr tCf . permanent ess i,,'vnstnr The rpIp- >er g>S trTvss schsN.s- t. 70 be limited to ,as for earis hundred -,nrusansi ,,I sii~ nssf- population of the state . DBg asa--IsiSs A,z FF, ;vI1.S- ~ r.sits rs'ss4 the aErsc1i!tvzs. department zs r'ssbin--as F-r'tnffii~z 'sg-, ,+ 2 -.eF -, -ss ss-. .--s fsz-sss-~ -vs-s .'rsssssrz rzzss ssssf- ;a ssss~ 'zv~s ss,. ~ssFs es sesszfsiz-s -s. z.sSs.,s5s- ! sa ,,sz ss ifrs sHrsss sfsg,hsass ss~zs1s asF s.,-sssr.- aiss sHj F-sHBiaz 7y.s,s ssa ,nSrs fqss stg,tni,az. Es4-5sx is e tssssss ss, s;rss lffEsg sfsssi sf F-~ ETysss. sf u5 Flsfstsisl,- tsrts-sf ssissa.s .sz .iss
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
CORRE GRANpE AFFAiRs.

 Thcre is no truth in tho report that inc Hen, E. E. G8gA has resigned the pr-sidsncy oS the Cohfe t:rsnde Copper campanY. Mr. Gage Wiii remain ssi ths hssS of this company and eill s,fttfap te IfianaSe sis affairs in the future in tho sctne maSteriy nanuer he has Sa inc TssJ. That gentie1nsr has made 1,rsnl staunsh friends anfgne the S,C,knrsH,s- s ln J-solts thr~ssEl. :As Un-einsn Nay ii, wsish he has looked siSeF tieIr ilstet- ests during Hi- bittsy i,-Ss, hes,t ssei te'@' >s''eSe,f s-sysgV .r,-cS-.S. s;- 'ssssf.sa-.cs- st~o have many Sfn %cr'ts To- stt " M A2.n,s,5r .sF ;;i f vsiuI. Jny fS N,57t in The q si-use Sf tasi- FiEEts Tif,. i,--st-=fv hss h.1'a .'si' iut' ls7->.'s-icH ~S ,r- p-sr-fty hs i're MsS,,Ep sutnuriti~s and ss g,rrfst [ }r-s ErEs saEssnrnts sr .nas- it di, r.ias-s Farer- .ieInifs N.s=S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
SHOOTING scRAPE AT CONGRESS

Congress. AriE-. July ss.-tSpec;sll-- Enh Griffith sho; and probably fatally wounded John Rogers here at o'clock this morning
 Rogers had been drinking and beCame h,is,eruus and quarreIsome. and after cT, sting disturbance in the Red Front saloon. persusi a woman ef the town to Cirifiith's saloon. The woman had entered a rear door and when Eog- CTS selchei the place the front door was clcsed. He proceeded to force his way Into Grlthth's place breaking window and finally kicking to the door, si the sane lime threstsning Grifith with a knife. Griniths thereupon shot Rogers twice. cine hall entering the left iung and the other the left shoulder.
 t;slffihs iS delet and peaces bisr man and it fs rlainsed that Rogers was in s suriy mood. and that Grihiihs' action Ras jus sfis bi-. Rogers is tH a critical cundiiisn- Gndiths gave himself up hut was released an hts pAvn recog- ui1auxe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
UNITED STATES COURT REPORT.

Iuiy s--r, $. vS. Levi M. SsvaEe. adultery. pleaded guilty.
 Tu the district court ihe following ruSiac,ss was transacted;
 J. H. Jscks, administrators. V>. <. r, P. and F. railway. >uhmlssoi nR brief. I.svius S,oney Vs. Es,sm ston-s. iujlg- rent for plsiutir-
 Vicente cyu&e de lusreE ss. rTa=sis,.o Inarsr, Judgment f,y plaintiff
 ts- - -s---s7 .sr-,.R5s. tss,sfss-- sit,s- fl..n fa ..is,y.i-- r-gl,eai denied.
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 Is,hn p.ls es Clsy C, I'rescest de- ssslrr,.s e. ,7,.-''l .isSint "V-s-TTiicti.
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 n q a..EiFs vS ". V, r:liost1 }-iSs s4f fav S'..stru'tssT
 ts. s Sfsre~srT vs u. Parker - al , ..-. s-F fsT Srptsr7i.eS 6 -
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
AN OLD RELIC IN usK

The Journal Miner has placed a blow paper cutter in its Office While the public may not understand what sort of machine it Is. the printing frzfer- nifty win VecoEnize it on sight of the name. lt Is an instrument made use of a half century ago by members of the craft fer trying to cut paper with. but Instead cf accomplishing the purpose aimed al. it lore the paper apart. Ieav- ing the sixts ragged and frsved and Sa- productive of more profanity. prob ably. than any device ever installed in printing office. Wlth the single ezcep- ton cf gasoline engine. The latter wears the championship belt as a pro fsniIy producer. no matter where you Ind e.
 The aforementioned paper cutter re- nzined In the Journal Miner office for nearly tssnty yesrS as e rsm.nder of the trials and tribuiStioHs cf former years. and was then osrted up to the residence cf the editor and used as a henroosf- Now The thing has been cart ed back Co the office as d return to the Ssy of doing business Wlen the print tug business saz iH its infancy
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
IN PFkIN

.a July Si.-A Pekin iiSpStch @ n states that the nrst out
 reached there July IS The Dc relief expedition made the naore y-srilouS. On June "a n yAnaen broke off relations.
 inz declared Nar. Rarsn
 pr and Francis lames, ,,n .'efeSS,r. Nsrc ruuryterv-i. Over ,ncStantS cccupftG the Brit
 \ true heSan lulN E.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
srABBrNG AFFAIR AT HAVEN.

Hutchinscn. kss.. Juiy @.-Tne ciu- -..ns ,s Haven. in Reno county. are srlrrrd up over cutting affair "hien occurred th-v,. yesterday. The parties ,- ,h.. affair are Cisud Holiday ni Haven. sud s'ranfr-F VII" mas 0esh around Haven fur ss'verat days. "u' whose name i> unknown. AS result .f fhe affair. Holiday is seriously ', wounded.
 I, IS said that Holiday vas the ss- rrr~Scr and had picked q au.rTei ~ith Tn. stranger.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
LIS REcoMNENpATIoN.

London. July se-Sir Chih Chen. the Chinese minister ia London. has been nOtified by telegram thS, L Hung Chang. conjointiy with the other vice. roys and governors. has menortaliEed the throne tc urge the immediate send ing of the foreign representatives un- der escort tc Tien Tsin Or the restora- ;ion to them of free telegraphic com with their governments.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
PUBLIC RECORDS.

R. l. Bass locates JuanIta placer. min ing claim in Black Rock district.
 J. L. Baxter tc- B J. Smith and wife deed. to lot on Hog Back claim. in Je- rome: slseo
 J. J. Buckmsn IT,. files will.
 H. R. Scott to D. Schr.eier. releases lease on lol 2. block :. Jerome.
 J. o. Stephens to E. ". Stephens and N. J. FarWell lease on cattle ranches in Williamson valley. tseOa.
 J e Stephens te E.. W. stephens and M. J. Farwell. bill of sale for cattle on ranches in Williamson valley.
 Hannah Sullivan to John Curtin. re- lease mortgage on cente. 5s fee, of Ioss 1. :. 5. block ,. East Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
BRITISH ADVANCE

lnly SI.-tn the hcuSs .'f
 .rday she parliamentary sec- .s i,r tCreigu ssffics. William -
 .ertck announced the rccsipt Esxh frSssn General SIT A.fr,c the British fcTc-s <,ating that he conivmpisis-i Eate advance on PsSin and
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

would exist in Pekin. when. in all prob ability. Yung Lu. cemmander-in-chief of the Chinese forces. and Prince Ching would be able to regain sufficient infiu- snce to make peace. especially if the foreigners in the capital were safe. This appears to represent the genersl native opiaion here as far as it Is pos sihle to ascertain R
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01

Indians Case referred Co next grand jury and defendant released on his own recognixznce.
 '. s vs- Johnson. bill ignored and de- fendant discharged.
 T.. $. vs- Ellen B. weIton and J. H. Biggs. bill ignored and defendants dis charged.
 The grand jury submitted its nnsl re- port and was discharged
 The trial jurors were excused ilil Wednesday morning.
 In the district court. defendants at torney gave notice ot appeal in the ease If Gold King Mining Co. ys. Lillian Up- ton and George R Upton.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
MINING NEWS.

F. Sia-t continues development on ihe Little Cant mine en Groom creek. Tn. prrr.e-ty Is imprpy ting right along He has water sufficient ;o keep ihe mill in operation about fifteen days .n the month
 Work on the United Verde Extension s; Jgroft:s is being continued in th" drift west small bcies of ore are ee- ing encountered and lt Is thought that they aF. nr~ sprrcachlng a large l''dE .f ore
 Coke and ,-,s,i continues [" come in gor the Verde Queen smslteF. at Jerome. and when ready to start up again iheft will he a good supply "n hand
 Tn a talk with e Sews representative hast wrck. Calunel Bosv"rth, president ,g the Verde Queen Copper company.
 rfa-n.e,f him that their sEnvlt"r would h., shut down for -ame time ana that all taeir attention would hc given Co ,s.- dsvsiovn,, nt nf The nine. driu is nov f,clns run north Er,ssn the sfsaft ur,lar tsit;er creek. and Will ''' cHfT1ed u,t~r tb~ iarge iran dyke which "ut- ..r.-t-. ..o ;hp Verde eis.rsi. The dfigt vV ,ap Uni. v.iu ss depth "f about Iy. Es.t The management i- c~F'aih siaI au r.~- -yty -rif r-' ""'''N->5' sS-s. i... sS ms ..ssss-- s.s& ~'-'S lt'i if.ar s. -.sfHr u.sf-. rs~f isa> rfisiSr '' f--- -r..-silsss af its grpi~sFiy. 'r- 'st -nE --s..z --- = = srssiar. . iss' @. rz s.,s-,r--si---t e, rr~fsr -'rt astier'f' v ..sxas-4 sss I5sstaH ts at pFssse-f "t' .hs .4saz-- q hers F-@ afli geffiafT -sfns ,-.--L=. - s,~s hr -E! lave f9' rstH z.~t gi N NstNssF ir~ FesrsssT> f'' f.,.- .zzrsszsfss. t- E-.s iH .s~ f"rk at s~a54ae r,s s.sTFsr taziass~ - ffsrFssrfs'ss T s.ss ah- ts-.-issHy- Ai~ ssilI fssus-1 sa~rr f.f son-s flsse, Jss4sne >raE-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
DON WAITING
 iaI Services at St.
 uI's Given Up kTI0N IN PEkIh
RgaA July l7th Command
 itish Troops in China Con .
 sss sn Immediate Advance ! Chinese Capital and Hopes 7<s the Cooperation of the Forces.

1tly 1.-The hgsvity cf neNs p feaving SO much Oi iuPs'f- ssplained gives plenty of
 Speculation eut therc iS no
 k cf memorial services al SJ ths masSacred diplomats, 'pshinx to shON why the at & legations ceased July s
 <se cS their supplies. eNoep, a ,sseSSsge which mentions the month ttOdayl ss the hmit .ce. releKramS frsm Shans-
 that the esnPreSS ieft Pekin .s ago and that she wsa pro |ksn Fa the capital when Pe-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
CUBAN GOVERNMENT
Order Issued Fer . Constitutional Con
 vsntion to Meet Nov. lss.

Washington. July sL~Tt'e war de- ,,,r,u.r, has is-lI.-i sn CT'S-T f"r s-..,..,,,I ..t.. ti,-,, ts, i,e held in Cuod if' f;,-- raiyt Ssrurtsy ut S"p'rH'oef '' ei..t .lSis gates n A "unfcHiion to hF s,.YS ,R Havana sn thc ts-1 Monday ~ Ss..-ull-r This convention ts '' s~aFl.. ssr,i s.iofs ',su-tiiuii'f' i'' ih- ;s.-,.t..- .sf s-.ts-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
I,XfrFu STATES ccvRr

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
acFE REvIvING

seu. July @-Thc effect rf < neO-s from China was tc .ers iaAs ta.~ gsSeryntens esH
 aireCJ recommendation "sih onger. The mass ct testi- his being alive as late as |1tszut is ncw go gtes' ss Co se department in UesuminE eration cf Pro5scss for the th sil its anxiety to Set NIT sa the AmsrtcanS in Pckin the department Is Pr,~etd- roper caution and is hy co >osed to accept any Pra3''sa- ould unduiy jeuE0rai=e theit khi he the result of an an- . pt2Bce Of a proposition t" -hinese guvsrnmepg deliver
 ministers d Ten Tsin- for D that The escort might he D ey superief forves of Box M way to the sea The state W has come te the conclusion rcnger himself iS The best hdge of the conditions under feliveranCe shall b. elected re it ts again looking ." shc
 e.nment to place it in com
 Nith Mir. Couger. in order F be advised by him That < vas the irst condition
 ey President Mckinley in
 to the appeal of the Ch'ns
 that the situation dipl'e- nnnos be satd ta have been
 changed by the d' is't'- Hn of today.
 - department was inclined '' '=sni Fowlers ronimunicsiion < ValsIahle pieCe ot ronnFins 70 te yet received touching th" he Pekln diplomats. tP 70
 ne ansprt has been r''- | e second ConEcr TusSssEF. i < nf Cossul Fowler e ncW~ Si- <e inclined ta luck forward ." plx. It is known here that F ss.e uf tRe EoVernmenis esting forth every ~ffort te eci communication with 'h'' faiHsssrrs and, like the init hss had re,vuT,.e tu thr Rd sr-ute-
 pt sgNr1ai s-siirI'oFtv 's (" hether Barvnss~ V'-T Rel Csp-s5 ar 8 neither sse hsS ~ fate Uf her 5sSs'sud- { i' seui ssthfuE i-as i's~r, r-. hrpN slk1gF aa iisc <'shf'---'
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
BUCKET SHOPS RAIDEp
Four Hundred Chicago Business Men
 Jailed by the Police.

chicago. July sl--Nsarly '"' Tersons many cf whom had nsVsr secn the m .id., of % >olic. station before were cap tur,-d today in s wholesale raid on al ,..sys,f l,ticket shops. Some w-re Prrini- ,s,, Eesr,i nG Trsd- people,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
r<trEp STATES COURT.

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
LossEs RY rHE EIRE.

While it is almost isssps,ssihle 10 oh- tain an accurate Hst of the losses by the recent fire. the following Is sp- proximsteIy accurate:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-08-01
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Contrary to general expectations based upon
The known movement Of money, the weekly
statement Of the Associated Banks showed a
decrease in surplus above legal requirements.
Bank statements quite often disappointing
and in the present instance the small Increase
in cash and the heavy expansion in loans can
only be explained on the basis of special trans
actions. The movement of money on interior
and Sub-Treasury operations showed a gain In
cash to the banks of upward of 81 OOOOOO yet
the bank statement of averages gave a gain of
only 81. 73S 400. With an expansion in loans Of
nearly S13,000,000, and $14 100000 in de-
posts. The small gain in cash was naturally
without material effect upon surplus. the re-
serve required by law against deposits increas-
ing So. 669, 80. and the surplus decreasing ST. =
931. $50. The publication of the bank statement
checked a rising stock market. Declines were
not important, but they served to increase bear
aggressiveness and decrease commission house
buying.
The general financial position of the country
has been so much improved by the passage of
the gold standard act that a decrease in sur
plus holdings Of the local banks is not likely to
upset the security market or sidetrack the
movement of capital into investments. In fact,
the large increase in loans reflects the conf
'dence of capital in the situation. Enormous
realizing sales and bear pressure in the last
week have not been followed by lower level
of values. In many stocks high record prices
have been made. and current indications do not
point toward a dininution of investment inter
est IL the market. In this season of prosperous
business the floating supply of stocks is not like
1y to increase, especially European and local
capitalists buying with confidence and in
expectation of materially higher prices The
currency bill has caused big displacement of
money from Government bonds and the REIN
Vestment Of this capital will doubtless have a
further considerable effect upon market QUO
nations
In yesterdays trading the local traction
shares and Sugar Refining We're strong features
and final reactions did not reduce their ad-
Vances TO any important extent. Good buying
of Brooklyn Rapid Transit has been noted in
the last few days large amount Of this
Etock Is held by people who are well informed
regarding the merits Of the property and it's
prospects for investment returns For patient
holders Brooklyn Rapid Transit is an attrac-
tive proposition. If it were not some of the
most important capitalists in the country would
not be interested in it. Missouri Pacific was
again strong feature; also Chesapeake and
Ohio. London a buyer of American
stocks and prominent local interests were active
on the buying side.
The usual weekly table of price changes for the
more active stocks follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Some of the buyers and sellers in yesterdays
market j. F. Carlisle 00O0). Floyd. Jones Il
Robinson. Joseph Connah. w r. Houghtaling &
Co. J. Muir & Co. and D. Manning bought Sugar;
I. F. Mead & Co. Q,000) S. V. White & Co, Bell
& Co. 1900, Ladenburg, Thamann & CO., Welles,
Herrick e Hicks G,0O0) sold. G. P. Butler &
Bros (2O0O and Norton & Co. bought Missouri Pa
cific. j. Offenbach and W. Trask bought Southern
Pacific c. L. Knoblauch and Post & Flagg sold.
Rolston & Bass, j. S. Bearnes Co. and Sutro
Bros. & Co. 1900 bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit;
S. \. Walsh, d. Bacon, Price, Mccormick & Co.
$1,000 and G.. E. Dimock q.o0O sold. T. j. Taylor
& Co bought Chesapeake & Ohio. Groesbeck &
Sterling q 500 and Bays & Co. bought Sugar.
Dick Bros & Go. and H. Content & Co. Qo0O
bought Sugar Refining; L. H. & A. Francke and A.
De Cordoya & Co. sold. c. l. Hudson & Co, A.
Salisbury (2,oOO and j. S. Bearnes Co. bought
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Woerishoeffer & Co. QooO)
sold. T. J. Taylor & Co and E. Jurgensen bought
Missouri Pacific; E. T. Bragaw sold. Wilson &
Watson bought Baltimore & Ohio preferred: Halle
& Stieglitz sold. ". H. Houghtaling & Co. sold
Wabash preferred c. Minzesheimer & Co. and p.
]. Goodhart & Co. bought Chesapeake and Ohio;
Weaver, Raborg & Co. sold. F. W. Savin & Co.
(2,50O bought Pennsylvania. Malcolm & Combs
bought Lake Erie and Western; Cox & Sharp sold.
j. W. Davis & Co. bought Northern Pacific COM
mon. Edey & Sons sold American Tobacco.