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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
CARRIERS MAY AEGISTR LET
 TIERS


 Postmaster l. W. Akers has just re ceived instructions from Washington authorizing the registration of letters by carriers The following is q part If the instructions received:
 For the present. or at least un.il in vour judgment and sound discretion il may he advisable to make extensions. the system will be confined to the purely residential districts ill your city. excluding. even in them. business houses. and patrons who, as rule. will have many letters for registration at one time. The business houses and all others ill residential district should. however. be included in the service as soon as possible
 Carriers are required to be careful. courteous and attentive at all times. and 10 encourage the registration of valuable letters.
 Carriers must be impressed with the fact that they are to spend no more time in the registration of a letter than k absolutely necessary to write the receipt and promptly deliver it. While they are required to be always courteous and respectful to patrons. they are positively forbidden to engage in discussion. \ glance will tell if a letter k properly prepared for regis tration If it be the carrier will write the receipt: if not he will simply de cline it. and hand out a card of inform atiOn. which will explain his refusal Carriers are expected to exercise reasonable zeal ana judgment in per forming the duties enjOined by this system. and they EiH be properly dealt with when they do not. but they are not to be blamed when they reg ister q letter that was afterwards held for some cause at the main office or station. unless they have been derelict in :he proper discharge of duty Z
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

Lasco Tar Soap is a milled goods. Large box and the best on the market. All grocers handle it.
 T had stomach trouble twenty years and gave up hope of being cured till l began to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. l. las done me so much good I cal it the savior of my life" writes w. R. Wilkinson. Albany, Tenn. It digests what you eat W. P. Covillaud and Brisley Drug Co.
 After suffering from piles for fif- teen years I was cured by using two boxes of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. '' writes W. J. Baxter. North Brook, N c. It heals everything. Beware of commercials. Brisley Drug Co, and W r. COvillaud.
 '-DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the finest pills I ever used."-D. J Moore. Millbrook. Ala They quickly cure all liver and bowel troubles Brisley Drug Co. and W. P Covill&ud 1 The legal officers of the Crowned | King Mining CO.-N. c. Sheckels, di, rector and president; Hubert Wilkin- i son. director and vice-president: Jas l NJ. Taylor. director and secretary; R. l Fl. HetheringtOn, resident agent; P ! A. Johns. superintendent. f14tf ! The easiest and most effective Ine ! thOd of purifying the blood and in | vigorating the system is to take De l Wits Little Early Risers. the fam Ous little pills for cleansing the liver and bowels. BriSley Drug Co. and W ! P. Covillaud.
 ! J. C. Kennedy, Roanoke. Tenn. says T cannot say too much for DeWitt's ! Witch Hazel Salve. One box of it cur | ed what the doctors called an incur ] able ulcer on my jaw" Cures pile: and all skin diseases. Look out fol worthless limitations. Brisley Drus ! Co. and ". P. COvillaud.
 Erwin Baer, photographer. tele ] phone ITS. portraits, views. blue 7 p~inf ing, kodak work. Supplies fol ] anna .eurs Bargains in photographic calaeras for amateurs. etc. Enlarge mcnts in crayon. etc. 5-1tf
 Our Flower Seeds are of the finel
 varieties only. If you wish something | particularly fine they may be haC
 from the Brisley Drug company. 5c tC
 15c. If i w s. Musser. Millheim, Pa, saved
 One Minute Cough Cure when she wa
 dying from croup. It is the only harm
 less remedy that gives immediate re
 suits. It quickly cures coughs, colds
 bronchitis, grippe, asthma and al
 throat and lung troubles. W. P. Gov illaud and Brisley Drug Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

The annual picnic of the NJ E. Sunday school 10 Granite Deiis. Sat 1Irday was q grand and successful af- fair for the children and old folk as well The day was perfect for the Oc- sasiOn. and not an accident or any 4hins else happened to spoil the har- Inony and enjoyment of the outing Between 200 and 3GO people went out on the 2 o'clock train and returned on q special at 5:3O D. m- The grounds and lake were taken possession of by the merry picnickers and NIT. Bur hans and his sons did everything in their power to make things pleasant for all Boating, swimming. swing ing and ether sports made up the pro gram of the day An old fashioned basket lunch was greatly enjoyed. The Dells is an ideal place for such Ocacsions and Burhans < Sons are ideal entertainers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
BACCALAUREATE SERVICES.
4 Union of the Churches of Prescott
 for That Occasion.

The Marina street NJ. E. church was packed to it's utmost capacity last evening. not only every seat being Oc- cupied but chairs were placed in every aisle and corner of the auditorium and side room and even the choir room, while many stood up ill the dOOrwayS and at windows. so anxious were they to participate in the services and show their interest in the work of the schools of our city.
 The services were participated in by all the protestant churches of the city. as a union service. Rev. L. O. Lewis. of the NJ. F.. church South, and Rev F. E. Bennett. of the Episco- pal church, occupied seats on the pull pit. Chaplain Scott being in Phenix. and the pastor of the Congregational church not having arrived ill the city as yet.
 The work of decorating the church had been done in a masterly manner by the EpwOrth League of the church and the class colOrs. yellow and white were beautifully relieved by the pro fusion of branches. rushes. and aspara- gus. white pOtted plants and flowers decorated the pulpit and choir loft The class motto was arranged on an arch over the pulpit in gilt letters pro- claiming the great truth: He Con ouers. Who Conquers Himself
 The front rows of the center section of seats were reserved for and Occu- pied by the graduating class. teach CTS in the public schools and school trustees. The class is composed of ten young ladies and one young gen tleman. The young ladies presented a very pretty picture indeed. dressed in snowy white with q pretty rOsette of the class colOrs pinned on the left breast. and with their bright yOung faces. cleaning with youthful vigOr, hope and innocence made an inSpir- ing picture.
 After a short praise service. an an them by the choir. a selection by the Sunday school orchestra and a solo by Mrs. D. NJ. F. Weeks. Rev Lewis offered a touching prayer for the class and our school especially
 Rev H. ". Peek then took his text from IL Timothy. 2;3-6: For There Is One God. and One Mediator Be tween God and Man the Man Christ Jesus. Who Gave Himself Ransom for All
 The sermon was one of the strong est and most appropriate addresses ever given on such occasion in Pres cott. and was listened to with the ut most attention not only by the clas: but by the large audience. Rev. Peel has q heart full of love and sympa thy for young people and on such Oc casiOns as this is right in his glory and his burning eloquent words of ad vice and counsel were such as would surely tend to elevate and ennObl' those to whom they were delivered. i they were needed
 The class of 'OO is composed of thl following Helen Adams. president Emma King. secretary: Mable Norris Edna Wilder. Nettie Wallenberg Sophie AIunds. Lana Munds. Jenni Mccartney. Henrietta Hartman. Bes sic McInernay. Thomas Miller
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED.

By local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deaf ness. and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an infiamed condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachian tube. Wher this tube gets infiamed, you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely closed deaf ness is the result, and unless the in fiammation can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by ca tarrh. which is nothing but an h. famed condition of IAe mucous sur faces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure, Send for circulars, free J. F. CHENEY & CO.
 Toledo. Ohio,
 Sold by druggists. 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
SENTENCE DAY IN COURT.

Judge SiGan devoted the opening hours of court today in passing sen tence upon q number who have been convicted during rhe present term They were as follows. Antonio Mo rales. for robbery. was given seven years in the territorial prison.
 James Brooks, burglary. was seai there for two years and six months.
 PatriciO Gonzales. for receiving stolen goods. was sentenced to six months in. the county jail
 When the case of Bert W. Moore was reached his counsel moved for q new trial The motion was overruied and Moore was given permission tC change his residence to Yuma fOI three years and six months. Moore was convicted of mayhem. having bit ten a mans ear of at Jerome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
\ sERIOTS CHARGE.

Sam Finley. eX-city marshal of The son. and q well known politician of that city. according to telegram from that place. was arrested oI Thursday night by q special officer from Tombstone on q charge of as sault with attempt to commit murder The matter grows out of the recent jail break at Tombstone ia which the train robbers escaped and Deputy Sheriff Brevy was shot. Finley was in Tombstone at the time. Finley claims the arrest is due to the enmity of Wells-Fargo officers. He absolu- tely denies all complicity In the jail break.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
HE HAS A GRIEVANCE.

\ young gentleman at La Colorado this week unburdened his mind to the Oasis. conveying q real grievance against the post office officials in that camp. whom he ayers he can never forgive According 10 his tale of woe. when he went to the big gold camp he was engaged to a sweet. pretty girl back ill Illinois. Michigan. or some othern eastern state-One whom he loved dearly. Suddenly he ceased re- ceiving letters from his fiance, and. Stung with pride. he ceased writing, thinking she had thrown him over. The last letter he received was in Decem- ber. 1898 ! couple of months ago he went east for a visit. and while there received letter from the lady dated December 25. 1898. which had laid ill tine post office at La Colorado many weeks. then was sent 10 the dead let ter office in tie City of Mexico. laid there some time. was returned to La Colorado. and had then been forwarded to him in the east While ill Chicago he received this letter-which had been year and three months reaching him. Immediately he took 4 train for the .ity where lived his loved one. two or shree hundred miles distant, hoping to square the matter. lie arrived there 10 find she had been married just week. He sought an interview with the lady. which interview was very distressing to both: and he returned to Sonora with anything but kindly feeling toward tine postal authorities. That the one particular letter upon which so much depended tor he re ceived other letters rom other people, should have met such perverse fate. he thinks very hard. But it is of such little things that are made the trage dies of life.-OasiS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
NO JOB TOO SMALL. NO JOB roc
 LARGE.
!. W. Brown, Sanitary Engineer Headquarters for Porcelain En-
 ameled Bath Tubs, Etc.

Modern designs in lavatories, clos cts. kitchen sinks, etc. Am prepared to furnish estimates on sewer connec- tiOns and all plumbing connections and all plumbing work Can build galvanized iron tanks for wind mills or cyanide plants. Call and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. Repair work promptly attended to. Office and show room in building formerly occupied by Prescott Electric Com pany. Telephone No. 195.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
LYNX CREEK ITEMS.
An Interesting Budget of News from
 Walker.

The entertainment and dance given for the purpose of obtaining library for the school was a decided success socially and financially. Indeed the affair marked an era in the social his tory of Walker.
 The school house was taxed To it's utmost capacity and was tastefully decorated with flags. bunting and evergreenS. Evening costume was generally observed and added greatly 10 the brightness of the scene. Dance music was furnished by MessrS Erode. Carpenter Humphreys and Hardwick.
 Previous to dancing the following program was rendered:
 Song. America.
 Song. Gently Down the Seream of Time school children.
 Recitation. How He Saved St. Nichaels" Miss Nellie Wilkens.
 Guitar Solo. Alfred Jones'
 Song. My Old Weschester Home. Mrs. l. Conner
 Music piano and banjo. Messrs- Erode and Carpenter.
 Recitation. Song of the Camp, Miss Annie Davis.
 Trio. Annie Laurie
 Piano Solo. Miss Stikeman-
 Song. Answer" Miss Jessie Drais.
 Sir Peter and Lady Teasel. from school for Scandal. Mir Warren and Mrs. Kennedy.
 Song. Sweet Golden Daisies, ' Misses Pearl Henderson. Marie Curtis a,J ATars11a1.ire Zeur
 Piano Solo. J. Humphreys.
 Solo. Song That Reached My Heart. Mrs Swigert. Solo. Frank Byers.
 Talleau. AbOu Ben Adhem. J. Com er: angel. Miss Nellie AIalliken.
 Tableau. The Toilette" first part preparing for the party. Misses r Henderson. M Curtis. NJ. Zent and + Brooke. Second part (ready for tn, Dartyl. Miss Henderson and MT. J [ Humphreys.
 Refreshments consisting of coffee cake and sandwiches were served b! ! the ladies at midnight. after whicl dancing was resumed until q. III.
 Much credit is due Mrs. Swigert | who has had charge of the school fo | the community k indebted for thi : pleasant affair General regret is fel i that Mrs. Swigert k soon to leave lnd she will be followed by the bes ! wishes of pupils. parents and the man! friends made during her stay anon: 5he people of Walker. ] Rev Peek held church services il the school house on Tuesday evening ! The 12th inst. and hereafter vii . preach on the first Tuesday of eacl month.
 \ pleasant treat. was offered the Sun day school teachers and pupils Ol Sunday last. by W T. Rowe. at nj picturesque home among the pines an, ieinS Over fifty were present. am were royalty entertained. lee cream ,-ale. oranges and candy were pro vi,ied. and most enjoyable after noon was spent.
 \ Sunday school was organized q aIker on June 10th. by Miss Watts and bids fair 10 be most interesting The attendance has far exceeded eS pectationS. there being from thirty [ forty present each Sunday Mrs |. I Coiner was elected superintendent Miss Pearl Henderson secretary an ! treasurer. Mrs. Kennedy has charg 1f the Bible class. The other teacher are Mrs Amos Swigert. Mrs. A G Dyer and Miss Annie Davis.
 l. LOUISE DRAIS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
BIDS.

Proposals to furnish this company with stulls will be received at the com pany's office. Jerome. Arizona. until July l. Contract will be let for 50.O0O with the privilege of 100000 stulls. to be of dimensions as follows:
 10000 inches at small end
 15.OO0 10 inches at small end.
 T,500 II inches at small end.
 10000 12 inches at small end.
 5000 13 inches at small end.
 25O0 14 inches at small eud. Bids should state price fob. place of shipment and also at Jerome June ton. Stulis to be delivered at the rate of 2,5Oo per month. and the number to be increased as required by the com pany.
 The company reserves the privilege of rejecting any and all bids.
 UNITED VERDE COPPER co. Jerome. Ariz., May %, 1900.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
Total Area of claims ~
 ADVnVNTNE AT AIMS
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Total Area of claims --.. ls2 S5SS
 ADJOINING CLAIMS
 Enterprise lOde-On the north hv Fay orite and Tidal Wave lodeS os this sas-xev. on the east by Garfield lode Of ghzs Slz-~ vey; on the west and south. none
 Garneld-On the north by IrCrcla5 and I avOrite lodeS of this survey oa the wsS. bv Enterprise lode of this survey. on cAs east and south none
 Tidal Wave-On the east by Eavo-1Se lode of this survey on the south by E2- terprise lode of this survey on the north and west none
 Favorite-On the north. Artzo1& CAiss al, claimants: on the east by IrOaclae lode or this survey on the west by Lc1al Wave lode of this survey, on the So1CA oy Enterprise and Garfield lo6es Oe sh-S survey
 Ironclad-on me north by Forsrne lOse of this survey and ArizOna Chtse la1s. survey No 1AS2. c O. Ellis. et. al. claim Favorite lode ot this survey. On the soucA by Garfield lode of this survey
 r'ortune-On the north by Grand ESew and Elephant lodes. survey No lsSz. C- O- Ellis. ct al. claimants 0n the SaS-. none, on the west. Arizona Chief lode. survey No 1462. C -s- ElliS sc al clsiza- ants; on the south by Ironelad lode os thls survey
 Enterprise-The course and length of ledge on the Enterprise claim tS supposed 1o be from the south center end 10 the
  cry cut marks the center of the lead
 eIardeld-The course and length Of 1hs ledge on the Garfield claim Is 1rOz1 rhS south center end to the north center end l5e9 feet. traceable by eroppingS
 Tidal Wave-The course and length o1 the ledge on the Tidal Wave elaira is from south center end 10 north center end 15e0 feet
 Favorite-The course and length os the ledge on the FavOri1e claim Is fron Shs south center end 10 the north center end l500 feet
 Ironclad-Course and length of the ls6Se on the lrOnclao lode Is from the So-rh eenser end to the north center end. 1SE0 feet. traceable by eroppingS-
 FOrtune-CourSe and length eS the leSse on the Fortune lode is 1r0n the So2th center end to the north center end. l5sa feet traceable by croppingS-
 Notices of the location of these E.zaEasS claims are recorded in the mining recorsss of Yavapai county. Arizona. as follows
 Enterprise. book 5s mines. page S1sc Garfield book Sz of mines p2gs <1s Favorite, book S Of mines. page 4rs- IrOnclad. book S9 Of mines pags 4Ss- Ee-~ tune. book 2- or mines paEe z1z- Ilaal Wave, book 59 of mines. page s-S
 Any and all persons claiming aSvs-sesx any portion of the said E,cIs<prlSe. Gar field. FavOrl1e- lronclaG- EOrSo1e and Tidal Wave mining claims o- SlzrSacs@ ground. are required to He their adverse siaimS with the register o< the Unsess- States land office at Prescott xaxzazz sixty days period of publication kers0[ or they will bs barred by virtue oS 1Ae provisions Os the statute FREDERICK 4 TEITL-E. IT. First publication May $ lSO&
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20

The oldest business man in Philadel- phia is Frederick Braley, who celebrat- ed his 96th birthday few days ago. He has been in active business eighty years and still goes to his office daily as president of q savings bank When Mir. Fraley was boy of 13 he assisted President Monroe to lay the corner stone of an arsenal at Philadelphia. His eyesight of late has been. failing. Otherwise his faculties are almost un- impaired
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
ABOUT JULES CAIRO.

Who ever knew Jules Caro-? He is supposed to have come to Arizona in 1854. Any one having known him will confer a favor by communicating with the Journal Miner, Prescott. Ari- zona. 4-30tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20

Thence south . deg 4 min west TSa tess 10 the east side center. identical Wieh tAs location Same course 75a feet 70 coErar No. ]. the place of beginning
 Variation is 1s deg = min east
 AREAS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
FOR SALE.

FOR Thoroughbred Belgian hares. The British Rabbitry. 251G Eureka street, Los Angeles, Cal. T
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
FAvORITE LODE.

Beginning at corner No. l. identical with corner of the location and with corner No. of the Ironclad lode of this survey. a Quartzite stone 17X10x5 inches is set inches in the ground, chiseled 1-146S-F.. with a mound of stones feet at base. IT, feet high. Whence U. s. NJ. NJ. No. ,. P. NJ D. bears north 8 deg 5 min east able.
 Thence north 6 deg 16 min west 100 feet to corners and of the Garfield and En- terprise lodes, respectively. of this survey Same course 200 feet to the south end center on top of ridge. identical with the location. Same course 100 feet to the north side center of the Enterprise lode of this survey. Same course 200 feet to corner No. ?. identical with the corner of the location and with corner No. l of the Tidal Wave lode of this survey.
 Thence north ? deg II min east 750 feet to the west side center, identical with the location and of the east side center of the Tidal Wave lode of this survey. Same course 750 feet to corner No. 3. identical with the corner of the location and with corner No. of Tidal Wave of this survey.
 Thence south 6 deg 16 min east 300 feet to north end center, identical with the location, and with corner No. 3 of the Ari- zona Chief lode of survey No. 1462. Same course S91 feet to corner No. i, identical with the corner of the location. and with corner No. 3 of the 1ronclad lode of this survey, and with the south end center Of
 Thence south zi deg fl min west 750 feet location and with the west side center of the Ironclad lode of this survey. Same course 750 feet to corner No. l, place of beginning.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20

s MOUNTAIN CITY DRUG STORE " $ s~ @s s@ '
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
No. 46.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT
United states Land ofice

LIltU oIdIeS LdnU OI1lCe,
 Prescott, Ariz., May 2S 1900 Notice is hereby given. that c. o. Ellis, John Riley and John Pritt, by T. G. Nor ris, attorney in fact, whose postoffice ad- filed their application for a patent for fifteen hundred Q5O0) linear feet each of the Enterprise, Garfield. Favorite, Ironclad, Fortune and Tidal Wave mining claims, bearing gold, silver and copper, with surface ground six hundred (600) feet each in width, situated in the Peck min ing district, County of Yavapai and Ter ritory of Arizona. and designated by the field notes and official plat on file in this office as survey No. 1463. on unsurveyed land. approximately in township II north range 1 west, Gila and Salt River merid- ian. Arizona, said survey No. 146S being as follows:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20
ENTERPRISE LODE.

Beginning at corner No. 1, identical with corner No. l of the location, and of cor ner No. of the Garfield lode of this sur vey. where a blue quartZite stone 1SX12x4 inches is set , inches in the ground, and chiSeled 1-1463-E., with a mound of stones 1is feet high. feet at base, alongside. Whence U. s. NJ. NJ. No. ,, P. NJ. D.. distant monument of stones feet at base and feet high reputed to be the U- s. NJ. M. No. 1, P. NJ D., but not marked in any manner, bears south 5 deg 8 min west 1920 feet distant No other bearings available
 Thence north 62 deg Is min west 300 feet to the south end center. identical with monument of the location. Same course 300 feet, to corner No. 2. identical with corner of the location.
 Thence north 42 deg fl min east 750 feet to the west side center. identical with monument of the location. Same course 750 feet to corner No. 3, identical with cor ner of the location on line 1-2 of Tidal Wave lode of this survey. bearing north 6 deg 16 min W at 100 feet from corner No. l.
 Thence south 6 deg Is min east 800 feet to the north end center. identical with monument of location on line 1-2 of the Favorite lode of this survey Same course 300 feet to corner No. f. identical ner No. 3 of the Garfield lode of this survey.
 Thence south 42 deg fl min west 750 feet to south side center, identical with corner of the location and with the west side center of the Garfield lode of this survey. Same course 750 feet to corner No. l. place of beginning.