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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
FREE TO INvENTRS.

The experience of c. A. Snow S Co., in obtaining more than 10000 patents for inventors has enabled them to helpfully answer many questions re- lating to the protection of intellectual property. This they have done in a pamphlet treating briefly of United States and foreign patents, with cost of same and how to procure them; trade marks, designs, caveats, infringe ments, decisions leading patent cases, etc. etc.
 This pamphlet will be sent free to anyone writing to c. A. Snow & Co.,, Washington. D. c. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
NOTICE TO LIGHT USERS.

Owing tO enc of the armitures of the Prescott Electric company having burned out last night those using lights in residences and other places should have their lamps ready for use tonight. as it may be necessary to turn off a portion of the lights for few hours tonight. The best service pos Sihle will be given. however. and the lights in huSlnesS houses will not be effected.
 ppESTpV-rT T,T TCTRIC CO
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
LETTER LIST.

Advertised List for Week Ending
 May 21, 1900.
 E. A. Austin, Wm. Allen, Chas. An dersOn. A. J. Bell, Mrs. r. J. CrOwl John w. CrOnin. James R. Carey, F H. DOrne, Miss Bessie Douglas, J. R Fredericks. w. c. Fletcher, C. l. Ferguson. Grant Nelson. James John son. Dave Keller. Mollie Kenney. w H. MacEnter, I. NJ. Neal. Mrs. Olive Nellis, John Purcell. Wm. Peck, Lethea Rodgers, NJ. Peckman. Fred Sutter. < B. Seal. Jesse Thompson, l.. Taft, II B. Taylor. Geo. F. WiSwell.
 Spanish List.-SantOS Comes. Cal letin0 Montana, Victor Salas. Georges EspOnda.
 Please call for advertised letters.
 J. w. AYERS. r. NJ.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
CALIFORNIA SEASIDE ENCUR-
 SONS

The weekly seaside excursions will commence Thursday, May 24. and will be run to Southern California points every Thursday following until and in cluding August 30.
 The rOund-trip fare from Prescott to either San Diego Los Angeles, RedOn- do. Santa Monica, Riverside. Pasa- dena or any other points on the South ern California railway will be $2J.95 Final limit of tickets 90 days.
 For further information call at city ticket office. Burke hotel. Prescott Arizona. H. P. ANEWALT. [ w. SOLOMON, c. T. A. C. r. A.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
PIANOS. GUITARS, ETC.

The largest and best stock of pi amos, organs, mandOlins, guitars and other musical instruments in the ter ritory is to be seen at H. c. Morrow x Cos music store. 15 East Washing ton, Phenix. Chicago and New York prices are guaranteed on all instru ments and the best that cash can buy. S 29tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
.CITY IND COUNTY NEWS
From Tuesdays Daily.


 ..The Girl from Chili'' will he at tn, opera house tonight. l While delivering ice last evening l Charley Curly was attacked by vici ouS dog and one arm was very badly . lacerated by the animal. Dr. Dawson was called to treat the injured mem | ber.
 ] J. w nou.herty. owner of the old burned Chicago store building is hay ing that wreck removed to the real ! potion of the lot oh the alley. and il l iS stated that he will shortly erect 5 brick building on the front portion Oi 1 the lot on CorteZ street. Workmcn commenced yesterday OK cavating for the foundation of another new building which John Lawler pro l poses to erect opposite the post Otfic, on COrteZ street. and adjoining th' other building which he iS erecting ] the foundation of which has already i been laid
 ! Rev. l.. Q. Lewis. pastor of the Wes ] Prescott NJ. r.. church. received q tele 1 gram last evening from his wife from Columbus. Georgia. announcing the death at that place of her father W. R. Britt. Mir. Britt had been a suf ferer from an internal tumOr for man! years and few months ago an opera ton was performed upon it, iron which he never fully recovered. WheI it was seen the end was near Mrs Lewis went to his bedside some week ago.
 l.. ]. HoeSchen came up from Pheni, this morning.
 R. D. French. the Prescott commer
 cial man. is in town.
 l. r. S,oddard came in yeSterda!
 from his mining camp.
 Ex-Sherin George Ruffner is quit
 sick with the measles.
 Mrs. F. w. Wells left on this morn ing's train for the east. Mrs. T. c. Norris accompanied he
 husband to PheniX yesterday. W. A. Johns and Henry Hall. O
 Camp Verde. were in town today.
 l.. II. Chalmers. a prominent attOrne. of pheniX. k in town on legal business
 Henry !. and B. C. Alvord. of Sr , Louis. arrived in Prescott last even
 ing.
 F.. II. Thomas, a citizen of the PlaC
 eriras country. is in Prescott on busi
 ness today.
 Governor \. e. Murphy accompanie
 his wife to Ash Fork this morning el route east.
 Mrs. Bertha Spear. daughter of Geo Schuerman. has gone to San Francisc
 to meet her husband.
 Judge r.. W. Wells left yesterda , for Beatrice. Nebraska. having bee called there by the serious illness 0 ? his brother.
 J. T.. Jones. the lawyer editor of Flag
 staff. came in on yesterdays train q
 route to PheniX to attend the demC
 cratic convention. | W. A. Graham. of Los Angeles. is 9 recent arrival here. He comes with p view of opening an undertakin D establishment in Prescott.
 II. r. Ancwalt was called to Pheni !, yesterday on account of the serioU illness of his wife. He expects to tab . her east just as soon as she is alb
 to travel.
 n Lieutcnant-COlo Buchanem. of il s Eleventh infantry. formerly statione N at Whipple. was grand marshal at Il n May day celebration at San Jua !. Porto Rico.
 D. II. F. N0rcross. representing Hot n Coronado. arrived on yesterdays trai IT for brief visit to Prescott. This ' his first trip 10 Arizona and he wi q extend his visit to several points y the territory before returning. He n very favorably impressed with what \ has already seen He left on th Il afternoons train for PheniX.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

It is to be noted that nobody was ever suspected of impertinence or de signs upon our rights or hostility 70 our commerce until we got our big new navy. and then we discovered that Germany, Russia. France. England. Italy and the whole world were ready to jump on us at any moment and do us deadly harm Of course, no one Is going to infringe upon our rights and no one thinks of attacking our ports or commerce. But We are in imminent danger ali the time of making our selves so fresh that somebody will feel bound to resent it.-JOhnstOwn Demo crat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

Indigestion will lead to general weaknesscs. The Bitters invigOrate the blood and revitalizes the entire system. It cures STOMACH, LIVER and KIDNEY ills. No one who uses it need have CONSTIPATION, DIS PEPSIA or BLLIOUSNESS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
FOR SALE.

Orange ranch in Southern California. Located in the santa Ana valley upon the best and cheapest water system in southern California. Trees in full bearing. Call upon or address Dr. Kalph J. Roper, 13j Cortez street. Prescott, Arizona. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

Bailey. of Texas, has given up the fight to take his party in his state over to the anti-eXpansion side. Most of the Texas democrats stand with the republican party of the country on the territorial annexation issue. This is not surprising. The Texans did some anneXing on their own account little over half a century ago. A Texan. democrat or other, who would be a flag furlcr would be false to the mem ory of Austin, Houston. Rusk and the rest of the great annexers of the 30S and -Giohe-Dcmocrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
HOUSES FOR RENT.

One 4-roOm house, furnished. One Broom house, unfurnished. Two Broom houses, unfurniShed. One Groom house, unfurnished.
 Apply to l-2tf JOSEPH DOUGHERTY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
FOR RENT IN JEROME.

X large stone, fireproof store and basement GOx26 feet, located on the principal street of Jerome, is for rent. Parties desiring further information will apply at this office if
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

The Santa Fe Pacific Railroad com- pany has filed with the county re- coder notice of appropriation of 10OO inches of thc waters of Oak creek The point of diversion is 500 feet below Sterling spring. The company pro- poses conducting the water to Flag staff. to be used to supply the needs of the c0mpanv here and for inc sup plying of Flagstaff with water when needed. The water will be diverted by means of dam. reservoir and pumping plant located ar the spring and connected with piJe line running from Sterling spring to ihcir station grounds in FlagStaff-Sua.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

PRESIDENT CALIFORNIA CONSOLIDATED PETROLEUM COMPANY PIP Iaughln Building Los Angeles, Calf.
  share and enclose herewith
  On balance ceifca to me al
 "
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
ABOUT LILIES CAIRO.

Who ever knew Jules Caro-? He is supposed tO have come to Arizona in 1851. Any one having known him will confer a favor by communicating with the JOurnal-Miner, Prescott. Ari- ZOna. 4-30tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
DEMOCRATIC TERRITORIAL CON
 MENTION.
To Be Held at Phenix. Arizona. NJ:
 23, 1900.

For the above occasion the & F.. r. X r. railway will sell rOund-trip tickets. Prescott to Pnenix. at the rate of one fare. SS.2O. Date of sale May 9. final limit May 2. For fur ther information call at city ticket of flee. Burke hotel, Prescott. A. T.
 w. SOLOMON. II. r. ANEWALT.
 City Ticket Agt. Gen Pass. Agt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

FOR Thoroughbred Belgian hares. The British Rabbitry. 2516 Eureka street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
COAL.

The best and cheapest coal in the market delivered to any part of town. Leave orders with B IT. Weaver.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
WaRTED!! WANTED!

ava Your Carpets Taken up, Cleaned and Relaid. .---Prices
 Reasonable. All kinGs of furniture repaired and upholstering done Prices low.
 G. F. TINSLER.
 224 $. MonteZuma St. Near Sherman House. Telephone T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
HOUSES TO LET.
FOR SALE.

N.00-TwO room furnished cottage Apply to Mrs. Sparre. 9-16tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

California mailed application
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

Sadie ParSey fell from a fire escape on the fourth floor, at No. DIG east 18th street. New York, and was saved by her hair catching in ironwOrk of the first floor balcony.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23


  It offers 90 chances compared other oil is s q and conceived.
  WI O len   of   money succe O. the indirectly
   positively
  Treasury Stock offered for sale has been sold
  sold receiving application will
  sOck
  balance application Following of application used:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
FIFTY OIL COMPANIES IN ONE.

the best oil lands
  Obp Los 5000 Acres Leased to Capitalists on Royalty. 10000 Acres Reserved for Development. This also TWO MILLION FIVE AND o in thus covering thoroughly IS S1 TO $1O PER SHARE r THREE SOURCES 
   oil produced from 10000
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23
ApPROPRIATING WATER.

PRESCOTT ELECTRIC co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-23

Stock Absolutely NOnAssesable No Liability
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-06
WILL BUILD A $1,OO0,OOO
THEATRE In PHILADELPHIA.

ever, knows that little thing like that
would not deter him.
Why. just recall the enterprise OF this
man In connection with his Boston thea
tre
Not content with the fine entrance on
Washington street, be needs must have
another on fremont street and 80 he
purchased an entire building on Tre-
mont street and also acquired the right
to tunnel under Mason street. which In
tervenes between fremont and WASH
ington.
That done. he got General Manager II.
II. Albee TO design what Is acknowl-
edged 10 be the most magnificent en-
trance TO place OF amusement I'm this
country
Mr. Keith's new acquisition IN the
Quaker city has frontage Of 40 feet ON
Chestnut street. with n depth OF 100 feet.
This will be the principal entrance.
The theatre proper will have a width
OF liS feet and depth OF 100 feet maxi
ing a larger lot than that occupied by
the Boston house.
General Manager Albee will design the
new house and much in the way OF ar
chitectural beauty is expected OF his
SKILL
The site OF the ney playhouse is de-
clared TO be ideal.
III November, lnN9. MIR. Keith opened
his Eighth street house I'm Philadelphia.
being then a perfect stranger.
Nobody supposed he would make go
OF 1t. so nobody encouraged him.
But the continuous performance idea
caught on from the start. with the re-
suit that Mr. Kcith's theatre IA the only
one In Philadelphia that. remains open So
weeks every year
And IN PhIladelphia. as in other cities.
his patrons include the very best citi-
zens.
IL Is reported tnat Mr.. Keith will later
establish an uptown theatrc In phi'a-
delphia. but the location has not yet
been fixed upon
II Mir Keith's plans are realized. as
there is every indication of their bcing
he will have the foremost circuit OF
vaudeville houses In the world owned
and managed by one person
Since he began. July g. 1855. I'm room
not so large as the average small store.
his chief attraction O ila pound midget
Mr. Keith has risen until he Is the most
famous and wealthy vaudeville man.
agcr in the world.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-06
NEWS FREE ICE FUND STILL
OPEN FOR CONTRIBUTIONS.

II is to be hoped that News readers will
not lose sight OF the fact that the free
ice fund is still open for contributions.
Just because It exceeds $1,000 already,
II is not to be assumed that IL is time to
rest upon our oars, and let the fund take
care of itself.
To be sure, If the $1,000 were intact now.
1t would readily suffice to meet all de-
mands likely to be made upon 1t.
But this $1,000 represents all that has
been subscribed from the very beginning.
and during all the intervening time 1t
has been drawn upon. +
AS there will be at least seven or eight
weeks more OF warm weather, II stands
TO reason that the ice fund will have to
be substantially augmented.
IL is not necessary TO contribute 50 and
$40 apiece. although such contributions
arc very welcome but even 60 cents or a
dollar from each of many persons will
bring the fund up TO the required amount
In short order.
Remember what II is for 1t is TO relieve
suffering humanity.
And also remember that no matter how
large the fund grows. the ice company
gives two dollars worth for one.
Such practical philanthropy should
serve as stimulus for all others.
So let your contributions come along.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-06
CHAPTER XIII.
The Ccnvict's Defence.

Shaking in the body and white I'm the
face, Ferris looked upon the jewelry
which seemed positive evidence of his
fathers guilt. then flung himself back
on the couch with groan. his hand
over his eyes to shut out the terrible
sight-for terrible II was to him, the
son of Marmaduke Dean. Edith also
gazed fearfully upon the heap OF gold
and glittering stones, not doubling the
truth OF Gebb's story.
Yes" said the detective. raking the
Jewels together and replacing them I'm the
bag. 'In looking for Miss Gilmars con-
fession found these I'm the room OF
Dean. They were hidden on the top OF
a tall press I'm a dark corner, and l felt
rather than saw them. The case against
your father Is clear enough, Mr. Ferris
although I was doubtful OF Il at first.
Mrs. Grix can prove that he spent the
night OF July ~ away from the hall. The
ticket I found I'm Miss Gilmar's room
shows that he must have been there,
since no one but he could have possessed
in this especial instance n ticket from
Norminster to London. I'll have the evil
dence OF tho station master and the tick
ct clerk 10 prove his purchase OF n short,
ly and finally the possession Of this Jew
elry places the matter beyond all doubt -
There must be some mistake" said
Edith. when she found her tongue. "for
although the evidence II AGAINST Mr..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-06
EAST PROVIDENCE.

large number OF church people at
tended the evening services of the Hope
Street Methodist church, In Providence.
last evening. and listened to very inter-
esting sermon by the Rev. L. j. Hilton,
formerly OF the Haven Nj. Il. church, but
now of Willmantic.
Mr.. Hilton is en- route for Prudence
Island. for the summer. r
A broken window in the rooms of the
Naval Reserves gives the citizens at
large an opportunity to sec that the boys
do not keep the rooms in ship shape or
der.
Chief OF Police Adams is improving. and
ex-Town Solicitor Mitchell Is said to be
more comfortable this morning.
The Rev. Mr.. Hudson officiated at the
union services of the Haven Methodist
and the Second Baptist churches. held In
the latter church. last evening.
Michael Devlin of Providence, was
locked up at the police station this morn
ing. suffering from what appeared to be
"tremens."
The police arrested five persons for be-
ing drunk, last evening. and In court, this
morning, each was fined 81 and costs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-06

Dean should pretend to be Martina gar
dener not quite right in his head, who
had left the hall Otter the tragedy Ii
was twenty years since he had gone, and
Mr.. Dean was much altered from his for
mer self, so In the end he adopted the
name of Martin, and pretended to be mad.
So now you know Mr.. Gebb, when you
saw me first, the reason why was not
afraid OF his madness. You thought 1t
real; 1 knew II TO be feigned."
did everyone round here think he was
really Martin come back?"
"Yes. But he kept within the hall
grounds. and saw few people. These left
him alone because OF his madness. So
there is the truth. Mr.. Gebb.'
mot all the truth" said Gebb, signih-
cantly. "You have not told me how he
killed Miss Gilmar."
''Hc did not kill her!' cried Ferris, flu
riously.
''He did," insisted Gebb. "He was In
Grangebury on the eth Of July
'1mpossiblei' said Edith much alarmed.
1T did not know that But even II he
was" she went on. 1T does not prove
that he killed the woman"
IT'S pretty good ns circumstantial evi-
dcnce." said Gebb. coolly. but I have
another and stronger proof. Look here"
AM out OF his pocket the detective took
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-06
THE WORLD OF SPORTS

ton Jack" Walters as a. pretty good
man for Wrigley's superior"
Boston has lost only five games TO west
ern teams ON Its own grounds.
President Dreyfuss declares that Pitts
burg Is a big money winner this season
and that the Pirates Will take I'm more
money than any other club I'm the league.
Dineen has done the bulk OF the pitch
ing for Boston this season. winning II and
losing 10 games. In s OF the 10 defeat was
due to poor support
Monte" Cross record OF 16 accepted
chances, made eight yeafs ago while
playing with New Haven. u a pretty good
record.
Ashenbeck. who played with Schenec-
tady last year, has been appointed New
York State league umpire.
Dumb ball playing is inexcusable and
abusing the umpire does not deceive either
the manager or the spectators.
Buffalo has n record OF winning IL out
OF IS continuous games
The Referee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-06
GLNEYvILiE.

Lovers of the national game need not go
to Adelaide Park, Saturdays to see II
played for all it's worth. BY visit 70
the lot at the corner OF Union and Webs
ter avenues they can see the Little Lem
ons Hard to Squeeze" put up a fine arti-
Gle of ball.
The players live in the vicinity and are
from 10 to IA years old.
Saturday afternoon they played the
Regulars of Olneyville square and beat
them TO the tune OF 10 to 4.
The Lemons have I'm Pitcher Grand and
Catcher Theifelder a great battery. Dur
ing the game Saturday James Carroll
theAtimpire. and one who Is well posted
in the game, made n decision that was n
little off color and ii was treat to sec
how quickly the players OF each team
went into the air.
Frederick II. Abbott has opened a tex
tile school in the Textile block.
Mr.. Abbott for many years has been
employed at the Delaine mills and devot-
ed his spare time to teaching others, but
the mill management objected TO this.
Mr.. Abbott will give practical lessons
and will have his rooms filled with the
most improved machinery.
When I'm running order, he VIII invite
Gov. Gregory and others TO look his sys-
tenn over. He will then ask for state aid
or, at least, will ask that he be supported
by influence of the state. Financially Mr..
Abbott says he will succeed.
The mills in this vicinity are now open
for business, but IL will be number of
weeks before all OF the departments are
i'm working order as II will take some
time to get material ready.
The friends OF the Emmett Rifles and
the Queen Dyeing Co. baseball teams are
much pleased because they captured ev-
erything in sight at Rocky Point yester-
day.
The funeral OF William Harlow was
held at his late home on Wendell street
this morning and later a requiem mass
was celebrated at st. Mary's church. The
interment was at ST. Francis cemetery.
Mounted Patrolman Luby of the Chaf-
fee street station was kicked by his horse
Saturday and was slightly injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-06
A TRIANGULAR RACE.

The three men in the race at Charles
River Park tomorrow night will be John
ME Nelson. the champion; Burns w.
Pierce, the victor over Jimmy Michael,
June IS. and VIII C. stinson.
The signing of starbuck for the race
was done by telegraph and the accept
ance which was received was evidently
sent by some one at the home of Star
buck, who failed to notify him. This is
the main reason for his not riding Tues
day evening. He had personally signed
for the Baltimore affair. but would have
gladly secured his release had IL not been
for the race of Saturday at the Elks' car
nival At the close OF that race Starbuck
said he was convinced that he could not
ride I'm the fast company I'm and AROUND
Boston, and that he would prefer TO xait
until he could make a showing here after
some training at the local track.
VIII Stinson asked permission to take
the place Of Starbuck and the manage
ment granted H. and he signed the con-
tracts. After this had been done there
was general commendation, as Stinson
has numerous followers who believe that
he will yet go through a hard race to a
successful issue. Stinson has been so
very unfortunate of late through falls
and so on that his friends have grown
rather than decreased. He Is one OF the
most popular riders who ever came on
the cycle track In this country.
Nelson. Pierce and Stinson, will form n
fast trio for the contest. They will go
% miles. each paced by two motorcycles,
and by the best men obtainable.
|, For this meet the same officials will
take part as at all other meets OF late.
the management of the Charles River
track having appointed Its regular corps
OF officials who will hereafter act without
notification.
The card, In addition to the paced race.
will include the usual number OF special
features AS displaying the interest taken
In the races for the championship now
being conducted in Boston the sale OF
reserved seats for the Tuesday evening
race amounted on Saturday to more than
for any other event this season.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-08-06

nothing but take jog on the road and
a dip In teh surf.
Al Bergen Beach. conditions were prac-
tically the same. Fitzsimmons went In
bathirs and after coming from the wa
ter his injured arm was treated TO various
applications To remove the soreness. Fitz
hopes 10 be in fist class condition on Fri
day night and says he has no fear of the
outcome of the battle.
Rubin Is now lover of horse back rid
ing, which he claims is good exercise and
helps 10 develop the wind better than
any other form OF training. Rubin is
working hard and faithfully and will
probably enter the ring in the pink of
condition.