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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Notice of Forfeiture.

Willi-m ms, i.OLa Nov. 22. IS99.-TO Patrick JouustOu. LIs he-ss and s'g S; lO1 are hereby non ned tlz. tbe undersigned have during the years S!i lsJ5 and 1928 exDsnded (S2 100 tven- Jy-sIe Indre,. dollars, in labor aGd improve ments. . iOn the soliuwins r ines, to wit: Atlas De. -oi iift. SenueOy, Ca rgO, k 'sckbird and Sore D"- Q, al located ir sim Jim Guloh B 1ck lock mining dis-iist, Navapai county Ter 'stprv Of A-izOua. The uCiices of location of sil Il ming clg'ms are ol record in the office of tue Cuuu. recorder OF NasspTi county, Ari- 2 ua as follows; Atlas, ID book 4S, page 22S. Det5Olt, in book Sl, pag- siO Gift in book 4S p@ge 22o; Kennedy. ln DOOk 43. ps ge 22i; Chicago in book A, page 5-9; Blackbird, in 1uck c. page 5S0. snd sure Down in book iS. page -ei. all be- ing r, cords of mines of 1ayapSi county. AIizuna. he above mount of woTK was Der Oruled in order to hold said mining claims under the pro- visions of seCtiOn 2S2i Of tle revised statutes Of the UnitC Si rtes anC ameuC ne nts thereto. con corning an uuai labor upon mining claims, it be- ing the amuunt req red to hold sand claims for the periods ending co. 3i, lSg6. 1897 and 1888 the sum of SlOO be nge XEended upon each of ssid claims during each O. said years. And if within ninety (9O) Oays al ter the trst publication here of yOu fail or refuse to cOnJrIbute your prOpor- ton of said expenditure as co owner. your inte- rest in said mining clai ms will bec0me the prop erty of the sU Ubscribers. your cO-Owners who have made the rt quired ext eDditure by the terms Of said stctiOn- PEIEh hkNNED1,
 GEORGE 6. WHARTON.
 JIG. BROWN.
 First publication. Nov. g, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Nnf Whnf He Meant.

A rural editor thus writes of a society wedding: "The groom's present 10 the bride was a handsome diamond brooch, besides many other beautiful things in cut glass;.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Homestead AIine.

Notice is hereby given that the Homestead mine. located in the Walker mini z district, is now being worked under bono, and that the undersigned. owner Of said mine, will hot be re spOnsible for aoy labor. accii ient debts of the same which may Eccrue during the period of said bond. FRED ZOBEI.
 Prescott Jan 6. 1900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
HE.IIO5 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Prescott, Arizona,
 February I5, 1900. Notice is hereby given that the following to make hnal proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the register and receiver at Prescott, Arizona, on Wednes- day, March 2l, 1900, viz, Charles B. COulsOn, II. F. No. 1l05. for the lots and g. and NV z of SW l4 section 13, twp IA N. RAE. He names the follOWing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz
 William I. Johnson, Prescott Arizona; M K. Gaddis. Aultmsn, ArizOnA; Leonard A. Maxwell and l.. T. Smith of Camp Verde, Arizona.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE, Jr.,
 Register. First publication. Feb. IS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Oct. P, 1898.
Fmporinm Gronn

N tiee is hereby given that the undersigned are the owners of the EmpOria group of mining claims, situated in HassayampA mining district Havapai County. Arizona, and that they will in no manner be responsible for any debts, labor or other work contracted while tie same are being worked under bond Or lease.
 DEMARY. STOETs & KEYS, Dated July3 ls99 2rn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
AInNEn .n LnAN.

Money to loan on improvad real estate at a low rate of interest. Ad dress lock box 2l4, Prescott. 7l tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21

HOTEL . BURKE!
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA. RURKE G HICKEY, Proprietors

E% It is the only absolutely he proof Hotel in Prescott:
 E4F 1t employs none but WR,TE CooKs in the Kitchen.
 ET It is lighted throughout by electricity.
 E[ Its table board is uneA ceiled Snd it's sleeping apartments are -ept neat and clean always.
 G| It has a watchman on duty ali night, thereby guEranteeint eI property secure from thiaveTr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Forfeiture Nohce.

Prescott, Arizona, Jan 16, ls99.-To W. T. Cushing, or his heirs or assigns: Voc are hereby notified that l have during the year 1899 expended S2C9 in labor upon tae following named mining clSims. viz: Rsp.d Transit s1d Rapid Transit East, located in 2 iCer mining district, Yavapai O., A. T. Notice of To- cation of said Rapid 1raD~it and Rapid Transit East mining claims are recorded, e. specuively in book G7 of Mines. IIge n, and book 2s, page 59l, records of Nay apai county, Arizona Territory. Sald labor was performed in order to no'O said cams under the provisions of SectiOr 2S2l of the Ys- vised Statutes of the UniJed States and tDs thereto, cOrce-liug annual anor upon mining claims it being the amount req1: ed to hold said claims -Or the Del .Od end'r. December thirty-trst -5g9, the sCu of one hundred dollars being expended on esch Of said claims for the said year 1859.
 And if within ninety (9Ol days Sf.er the pub Q cation hereof you fail or refuse t.. cOntriOU @ your proportion of said expenditure ss cO-owCa your interest in the sad mining cam. will Ls- come the property of tne subscriber, your co owner. who has made the required expenditure by the terms of said section 232t.
 M. L.. HENkLE,
 By JACOB HENkLE, Attorney in Fact. First publication. Jan. 17 1900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
First publication. Feb. Is.
u, E. 16I3 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Prescott. Arizona.

Land Office at Prescott, Arizona.
 February 9. 1900. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver at Prescott, Arizona, on Thursday Mar lh IS, 1900. viz; Philin Hoover, ii E. I6lS' for the WIZ of SMz and SW1< of NWl4. Sec 15, WIDEN RAW,
 de names the following witnesses to prove Of said land. viz:
 Robert Conreil, J. Thorbeke, JOhn Stephens. William N. kelly, ali of Pi escOtf. Ariz
 FREDERICK 4. TRlTLE, JR,,
 hegister. Eirat puhtfcatfop
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 H. k. 9IA
United States Land Office. Prescott, Arizona, Feb, 2. uCO.

Prescott, ArizOna, Feb, 2. liCO. Notice is hereby given that the fOl'OR .y named settler has Ii ed notice of his int sntion make final proof ln support of his claim, su'i that said proof will be made before tire Reg s, and Receiver At Prescott, AriZ-, on Saturd17, March 10, 1900, viz: George w. Augustine, |. . F.. s4, for the SEE ll Of Sec 15, twp II D, Sw. He na mes tire fol owing witnesses to prove his cont l1OUs residence upon and cultivation of said land, TIZ.:
 FTauk Spence, Sam Mlller, John Bryant, Z T Stone. a of Prescott, Arizona.
 FREDERICK A. TBITLE, Jr., Register. Eirst pnbl;sat. On, | co. 2, 1eOo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
BelcheI. shyIock. storm CmT. Etc.

All parties will take notice that the following named properties in lavapai Ct uEty. AriZeIa, are being worked under ease and bond, and th.t Iei her the owners O said properties, nor the ble for suy contracts or expenses for la0Or ma terials, or supplies. or for anything What3vsr. This notice refers to the Belcher mine, in Big BrS Mir Dg district, the ShylOek, storm eff ana Storm Cloud mines in Black Hills mining cist-ict, and the Eighty-Eisht mine in Harper miuinO diet .ict
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Mine Warning Notices.
ReheI nIlne

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned is the owner of the Rebel mine located in Big Bug mining district, and that l will not be respOnsi- e for any debts contra ted for labor or other wise gainst said mining claim by parties work ing the said Rebel mine under lease bond or otherwise. MRS. F. A. BASHFOKD. Prescott, Arizona, Dec. 1, 1899.
 Crook Mine
 No tlce is hereby given that the under gned are owners of the group of mines nOwn as the Crook in Crook canyon, Hassayampa mining district, Yavapai county, Arizona, and that they w:ll not be responsible for any Gs sbts contracted for la for or otherwise by parties working the same under bond or lease or otherwise
 G. NJ. COLE,
 B. F. WOOD. Prescott. Arizona, July ,, 189S.
 Crook Mining Co.
 Notice is hereby ven that the Crook Mining Company, of | avapai County, Ari- zona, shall not be responsible for any debts contracted in it's name, by any person whomsoever, unless accompanied with a written order signed by it's President.
 CROOK MINING COMPANY
 By LOUIS RoUCHLEAU, President.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Big Bug Shelter

Notice is hereby given that The Arizona Eastern & Montana Smelling. Ore Purchasing and development O.. has leased the BOggs mines, shelter and pipe line and that the under signed will in no wsy be responsible for debts contracted in operating the same.
 COMMERCIAL MINING co.
 s. DOUGLAS, Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
LOCATION.

This claim is located on uusurveyed land ap- prOximat ly in Township 10. North kange | w ID Weaver mining district. lavapai county Ari- ZOna, and IS bounded on the west by the NernO survey No. i434. no other adjoining claims known
 The notice of location of the said Golden Age lots is recorded in book 4s of mines at page 2i6.
 The ot.ce of location of the said Golden Cloud lode claim Is recorded in book s7 of mines at pc ge 5lO.
 The notice of location of said Golden Star lode claim is recorded n 1Ok s1 of mines at page 511-
 The notice of location of the said Golden yse lode claim is recorded in book 3s of mines at page 4sl-
 The notice ol location of the said Gold stand ard lode ciain IS recorded in book 45 of mines at psges 5l7-fS.
 The notice of location of the said East Extsn- sion lode claim is recorded n book 45 of mines at pages 5ls-io.
 The notice of location of tbe said Beehive lode claim is recorded in book 45 of mines at pages 3ic-5G
 And the notice of location of the sail Figbl md lode claim is recorded in book 4S of miuC5 at page 435.
 Al, If which said )Oks are of the records of the sad cOt .ty of NaNapri, Arizona, and for further des CriptiOus bear-rss and distances said ias d each of them cOnstitCting said States SC We Or's notes filed in this land office, and Co the .ii location notices and records of said Navapai county, Arizona
 Any s1d al persons holding adverse claims thereto sres lui,e to pres -t the same tefOrs -his Ofie within sixty days of the first publica- uoa ler of, or they Will be lrred by the pro- visiOna of the UI ite Stat's atutes.
 SREDzRICK A. TRIrLE, JR., Register.
 First publication. Feb. 3, 1900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
HUNTER NJ. MERIWETHER.
For the January 16. 1eGO. Night Hawk, Et Al.

The ulders .le1, owner of the Night Hawk, Whit Hawk, ld Sec. .tish Chief mi1'ng claims, and Night Hawk mill ait. sitUat 1 il Pi 9 GI Ove m' 1ir g district, Yayapai County, Ar having jnded the Ime W ' hot b responsible or any debts contra ct 1 aga rst i'd property turing the life of said bono
 JAMES MARSHALL. Eraaeotf Eah I IQc0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Card Of Thanks.

Approaching the many words and acts of kindness extended to us by the many kind friends in our late bereavement, we wish to hereby ex- tend our heartfelt thanks
 F. W. HOWARD,
 MRR. ADDIE HAaRIs
 AND FAMILY.
 Gold -GofI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Tot=l =lasea lode clain-.......
VEINs.

Golden e vein extends from the west center end 1j ft t the east end line of the claim.
 Golden Cloud vein extends from the west end line n northeast direction lJC0 feet to the east cent r end of the claim.
 Golden Star vein extends from the west center end in northeast direction 1863 feet to the east cen sr end of the claim
 Gold St ldard ven extends from the west center end il a northeast direction e27 feet to theeast cenfsr end of claim.
 / st Ext nsinn vein extends in northeast CJU- 3 from the west center end 1z70 feel to the es9t center end of claim.
 Golden gle vein extends from the east caf.- t5r end n a southwest course 15C0 feet to the west cent T end of claim,
 Highland ven ext nds from the west center end I3, f t in a southeast course to .he east centsr end of claim.
 Bee live vein ext nds from the west ce- ter end in southeast ,0Jrse I5C0 f et to the east narltnr nnH lnf claim
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
HOTsFs FOE RENT

One 4-room house, furnished. One Broom house, unfurnished Two Broom houses, unfuruished. One broom house, unfurnished.
 Apply to l-2tf JOSEPH DOUGHERTY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21

Notice is hereby given that the Favorite, Snow Flower and Golden Belt mining claims, located in Walker mining district, Navapai county. Arizona, are being worked under Dc nd and lease, and that neither the owners of the same nor tine mines above named VI be responsible for any labor, improvements or accidents on them.
 FRED ZOBEL.
 N. l.. GRIFFIN. Prescott Iulv 02 1888
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21

Fresh roasted peanuts and pop corn at Char .Ier's. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21
Gold.

Wantei-Paity toCeve!ope mines ou bond ur for an interest. A No. proposition Bosh free and smelt- ing .i l.. FULsFEg,
 2-w Providence, Ariz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-02-21

Notice is hereby given .that the Brown-Dake told COmpany's group of mines, located in hassayampa Mining District. will not bs re- spOnslble for any debts or supplies. labor CT ma terial furnished while working under lease and option. BROWN-DAhE GOLD Co.
 By A. C.. Dake. President. Prescott, Jan. 1. 1889.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02
LpGIsLATURE AT work.

The legislature is making progress.
Yesterday IL was hustled around the
tbwn and raced through the streets b.
the militia This morning portion OF
n was turned back at the state house
grounds, this afternoon II reached the
door OF the capitol building and as
body II has strong hopes that the next
attempt VII take them into the legis--
tive chambers AT o'clock this after
noon printed notices We're handed
around signed by Speaker Trlmble.
asking all members Of the legislature
10 meet at the west door Of the hotel
at O'Clock preparatory 70 holding a
sess on In the capitol building
Al the appointed time the members
fen into line. and In column OF twos.
headed by the tall form OF South
Tr mble. the march was taken up to-
ward the state house grounds. on b IN
side and IN dhe rear came large
crowd AS Speaker Trimble approach
ed the eate. which was guarded by
TWO sentr.es, the soldiers stepped back,
lowered iher tayonets and allowed the
speaker 20 pass through
Are you a. member OF the legisla-
ture?' asked one OF the sentries.
II am" replied the speaker as he
started up he brick walk toward the
capitol.
The same question was put 20 the
ether members as they approached and
whom II came the turn Of the crowd,
the sentries fired the same query at
every burch and every bunch answered
In chorus II am The legislature
numbered 500 by ehe time the speaker
was az the capitol steps
Upon the landlnE al the top of the
steps. a bong line OF soldiers was drawn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02
Remnins nf Gen Irwton

SAN FRANCISCO, FEB 1.-The
special train bearing t1e remains OF
Mai. Gen. Henry w. IAwton Mai.
John a. Logan, Jr.. and Surgeon Mai.
j. l.. Armstrong 10 the.r last resting
places started east this afternoon
The departure OF the bodies OF the
three officers was marked by fitting
honorg.
The caskets containing he remains
Of the three officers were borne by
twelve On-clmmls ssloned officers OF
the Third ARTILLERY and placed on flag
draped sun caissons
Mrs. Lawtcn Mrs Logan, Mrs Arm
strong and the other scrrowinR mem-
hers of the fanfifs n uhe dsc asad Of
hcers rode ,n carriages
Tire military escort ccnsisted Of
Troops f and @ of the 9Th cavalry, in
command CaF; Frank West Troop
A. of the National Guard and de-
.achmcnt from the signal corps OF tho
state troops
a committee OF 100 odd Fellows.
which formed part Of The funeral
procession, included all the prominent
state ana grand officers Of the 86 grand
lodges in this city also Grand Master
w. a Boynge Grand Patr arch Foster
of San Diego, Past Grard Master Reu-
ben II Lloyd, Past Grand Repre = nta-
tive NJ M. Estee ard Past Grand
Master and Past Grand Patriarch
Charles N. Fox
The nom commissioned officers who
acted as casket bearers. walked by the
sides 0f the caissons, each of whien
was drawn by four black horses
The line ~ march wa-s crowded with
sympathizing c,rizens as IL ed
through the city % the depot
As the mourning party crofsed the
bay on the ferry boat minute guns
were fired on the naval reserve ship
Myron. The shipping in the harbor OBJ
served the occasion, the naFs flying az
half mas.
Upon the arrival az the Oakland M1fe
the three caskets were placed I'm the
composite car attached 10 the special
train
The nterar of the car had been
draped with American flags. and on
the caskeis We're placed the man
beautiful floral ributes.
The train IS due in Cfncago Monday.
The body N Maj Logan viii be taken
70 foungs own, OHIO The body OF
Gen. LawtOn VIII Die In state AZ Fora
Wayne and indianapolis one day, ana
The iran win thfn cont nue. on 10
Wa shngton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02

where he could obtain plenty OF help
If he needed IL. the warden said
When the soldiers come up here and
demand the keys for the purpose Of
taking out Hayes. / think they are
likely to get them. II convicts are taxi
en- out In that manner. the response
bil!ty viii rest on the men who take
hm away and not upon me-"
No answer was returned TO Gov.
Taylor either by Warden Lillard or by
the penitentiary commissioners. His
letter was ignored. II is possible that
reply will be made 10 Il tomorrow
but 90 is not likely.
IL Is now definitely decided that Hon,
John b. Castle, of Louisville, IS not 20
be adjutant general for Gov Goebel,
and while IL was asserted last night
with great positiveness THAI he had
been appointed, IL is said tonight that
he was never rendered the place. No
man has been appointed as yet. but the
name Of Col Y. j, Smth. OF the Third
Kentucky infantry, is prominently
mentioned.
No attention Whatever has been paid
by the militia 10 Gov Goeble's order
10 return to their homes. IT is just as
though the order had never been is
sued Adjutant General Collier says
shat no consideration will be given to
any orders that may emanate from the
Goebel headquarters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02
Mn TER. in Congress 5

WASHINGTON. FEB. lin compli-
ance with resolution Of inquiry the
president u0day semi TO the senate "a
copy OF the report and all accompany
ing papers Of Brigadier General j. G.
Bates in relation 10 the negot alton II
a treaty or agreement made by him
with the Sultan Of Sulu last August.
In replying 10 'the request the president
says
The payments Of money provided for
by the agreement will be made from
the revenues OF the Phillppinc Islands,
unless congress shall otherwise direct.
Such payments a-e not for specific ser
Vices, but are a part Of the cons.dera-
tion going 70 the Sulu tribe or nlton
under the agreemen,, and they have
been stipulated for subject 70 the ac-
tion Of congress, In conformity with
the practice of this government from
the earliest times IN It's agfesmen 3
w9h the various Indinn nations occupy
ing ana governing portions OF territory
subject 20 the sovereignty Of the United
States
General Ogls. IN transm. tang the
treaty. August T. says
"The attitude Of these people has
been the subject Of apprehension for
several m lnths and by this agreement
! believe the npprehended differences
are happily adjusted
Secretary Root. in a rtpy dated
October "a, cells General OUs that
"the agreement Is confirmed ana ape
proved by the pres dent subject 10 the
action of cOugrea, and with the un-
derstanding and reservation. that this
agreement is nc- 20 be deemed in any
way 20 authorize or give rhe conseut
" the United states 90 ths * stence
OF slavery ia the Sulu archipelago At
the same time when you communicate
to be sultan the above merit nfd. Ia
Ites dent desires thet you sh5uld make
inquiry az a. the number ~ persons
held n slavery In the arch pelago and
wha- arrangement ~ may be- practi
cable 10 make for their emanc patton ="
In his Instructions 90 General Bates
under shis direction, General Otis says.
n Is believed the market price for
slaves IL insigniacant ranging from
$50 90 500 Mexican, and that in some
Instances owners VIII be- pleased %
grant freedom 20 their slaves if they
can escape the burden Of supporting
IN M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02

news wired from Washington by ,he
Associated Press that GOV. Taylor had
sent long message 20 President Nc
Kinley asking for support, had an en-
lveniug effect upon the democrats
here. and tomorrow senator-e'ect
Blackburn and other democrats VIII
call upon Hhe president and give the
Goebel side of the case. EX-Gov. Nc
Creary and Warden Lillard, held long
telephone convergat ons with Mr.
Blackburn, giving him the la est
phases OF the local situation They
received the Information from Mr..
Blackburn that he had been rendered
practically certain hat there would b.
no Interference In Kentucky affairs by
the natl.nal admin straLInn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02
GoebpI SunLiving

FRANKFORT, KY. FEB 2-Govern-
or Goebel passed on the whole an unfav-
orable day although he was fairly COM
Portable last night Tie has a dozen doc
tors around him ana the reports Of his
condition vary according TO the hast phy-
siclan who leaves his room. one doc or
is confident that he w,n recover, and an
other generally allows him an hour or
two before he brcathes his last.
The tax was informal Mr.. Eden
merely sta ing his position, that the
opposing attorneys might take the
matter under advsement.
When the attorneys met for the Sac
conG tne Mr. Eden again submitted
hfs propCs ton, ana received he reply
that the democratic attorneys desired
to have the matter adjudicated i'm the
state courts To this Mr.. Eden object
Cd. saying ne wished the final sett'o-
ment 10 be made I'm the supreme court
az Washington Mr. Eden asked for
details regarding the seating of GOV.
Goetcl by the joint session last night.
AS II has been repeatedly announced
that the republicans would claim hat
the seating Of a governor by joint ba;-
A'N ~ 'NtiA4 NA y tW NiAt 'iOfhFl tl EflNil
law. which provides. the republicans
claim. that the vote shall be taken
separately, ,hc democrats declined tc
gay anything about the meeting. They
told Mr.. Eden that the proceed rgs
were written in the journal of leg s.
lative proceedings and that he would
there find all the information.
Mr.. McQuown urged the republicans
to concede the election and seating Of
Gov Goebel which Mr. Eden declined
to entertain. Both sides were at the
end Of their respective ropes. Nothing
more could be said on either side. and
the lawyers separa ed AS they left The
noOm, Mr. Eden intimated that il was
possible that he might be able TO SUM
init another proposition at some later
time. He was given TO understand
'hat he would be met half way