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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
IT COULDN'T SKIP HAMPTON

Probably no man was more keenly interested in the recent total eclipse of the sun than Dr. Edward Everett Hale The eminent New Englander is now ss years old, yet he recently journeyed from Boston to Hampton Roads to get within the belt of totality in order to enjoy a new experience The scientists watched him with delight He was as excited and enthusiastic as they. anu hts first question after it was over was.
 When will there be snother?" They told him that the next eclipse would occur in Sumstrs. in the island of Jave and would last about seven minutes He at once announced his intention to attend the event. saving it was quite worth the thousands of miles of travel Co 60 through the keen mental sensa- tion.
 Dr. Hale told the group of scientists witb him a characteristic anecdote He said when he was a child his father de- lighted in telling story to point the greatness of Exeter. \. H. hts native town Hundreds of country people from Hampton, a nearby village. came Co Exeter to view an eclipse
 His father met many farmers he had known in the village and asked them what they were in Exeter for.
 To see the eclipse" they answered
 But why not stay in your own towns" he asked.
 "oh." they answered. we heard so much of this great eclipse and wanted o see it- We were afraid it migh, skip Hampton. but We were certain it would never go by the academy town"
 That was eighty years ago" added i )r. Hale. and things are oddly | eversed. Here l have journeyed from to Hampton to see an clipse. for ! knew it wouldn't skip Hampton. ."-Ssturday Evening Post.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
SANTA TERESA
Cast Out by Her Family She Will
 Go 10 California.

santa Teresa. the young Mexican Girl whom great many Mexicans worship as of divine origin. leaves Clifton next week for California. where she win make her future home. Her recent marriagr to q x. Rodriguez was against the earnest wish and protest of her family and her father has barred his doors against her forever. he says. tho he lives Tn the house given to her by her friends and devoiees- Her husband Is stin confined In the county jail in default If giving bond to keep the peace. His numerous threat eninE letters clearly indicate that he Is mentally unbalanced and no doubt when he is released from jail he will be tried for lunscy and placed in the asy- lum at Phoenix.
 three weeks ago. a few days after his marriage tc Teresa. Rodriguez beat her fesrfully and then was chased into the mountains. captured by lot of Mexi- cans and whipped half to death before being lodged in jail
 It Is said the reason Rodriguss beat TereSs was her refusal to return ;o Mexico with him. During her former residence in Mexico she had many fol- lowers who. according tc report, brought her much money iu return for her healing of their sick. The Mexi- can government believing she was st the bottom of various uprisinEs finally set price upon her head and she left the country suddenly it Is ssid. with out waiting to unearth her treasures. which were buried for safe keeping. Rodrigues at the time was in love viii her. but she refused to marry him. say ing it was hardly the proper thing for a saint to enter into the marriage rela a- ton. but said that if she ever decided to marry any one she would look upon his suit with favor.
 Af,er nine years she finally married him. as .Vlated above. but a few weeks ago The general belief Is that her hus- band Intended to take her back to Mex ico snd either try to get his fingers or her fortune or turn her over to ths Mexican government and get the re- ward
 She is described as rather s fasci- mating woman. though not handsome or well dressed. her chief beauty being in her eyes and her pleasing manner. That she has wonderful powers Of heal ing there Is no doubt. but for the most part they lie In a strong personal mag netism and considerable knowledge of heros which she resorts to frequently in her cures.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
FROM MANY SOURCES.

Golden and diamond weddings were celebrated by els couples tn Prussia In 1899
 The average working life cf London omnibus horse Is i've years: that of a tram horse four.
 Between Madagascar and the coast of India there are about is.toa islands. only soc af which are inhabited.
 Arinamurchan. on the west coast oi Scotland. is great place of longevity. Within thirty years many of the in- habitsnts have been cut on al varying ripe ages between leo and iiG
 According to an apparently authentic article in a French periodical. not less than s0.eea sristocTats are st present confined in the prisoas of Europe. Rus sis stands first with l2.eso blue hloosied law hreaksrS
 Rallocns are used for drying linen in Paris laundries Bamboo frames ars attached to s captive balloon. and the clothes are attached to them The bal loon makes six ascents daily, to q height of about lee feet.
 Vast quantities of flowers are gath. cred for Perfumery purposes. Each year i.seo tons of orange flowers sre used. besides sSe tons of roses. iSo tons each of violets and jasmine. TS tons oi tube roses. % tons of casSisS. and |; tons of ionquils.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
SENATOR cLARK's PICTURE TOOK

< natcr Clark. the man who has an income of a million dollars a month. is
 hke some ether distinguished citizens in that hs dislikes having Co ''sit" for a picture. He abhcr- photographers. Tn Washington. New York and eIsewnere last wint the swell photographic ar
 ust~ Nisd with one another in trying to secure sitting from the man
 whose name was tlrn rolling like a m0rr or less sweet morsel under sn man rsous' tongues. But Co an Embellishments of photographers. the mul'' millionaire turned deaf ear. That IS, he did until yesterday. In Los Angeles the man of money and thr anti photograph tendrnciaS met his fate. lfe was taken in Chsrgy here by a femi- nine photo-artist eyerythirg Tn the studio was side-tra lkej SO that the
 Sp-ciai'' should have riEht-of-W.v. and n n-prssto' The litt,e man with N hisi,ers like a nopUls, and a bank -'E like a Roman rmpernr's was ' hisk.i down tha line. Up ths elevator 'haft, into the studio. onto the chair vas tcli c look pl5asaut while the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
A WORD TO OUR PATRONS,

The Journal Miner asks the indul- gence of its patrons for a few weeks st least. when it is hoped that order win be partially restored from the con- fusion caused by the fire. Every energy has been used to restore the office to it's normal condition but at the best ii wIn take some time to accomplish it- Early on Sunday morning a telegram was sent to Los Angeles ordering job printing plant to he used in the puoli- cation of a little daily until a nswspa- per plant could be secured. On Mon day afternoon representative of the American Type Founders company rsached here and the work of preparing an order was commenced This was completed later in the week and DOT tion of the order was telegrSphed for. resulting in the shipment of a cylinder press from san Francisco. on Satur- day. for Los Angeles. where it will oe grouped with other machinery ordered. the entire lot of which will constitute a car load.
 
 icsn Type Founders company in filling it's telegrapkic order of Sunday. July lS. the 5ob printing plant arrived on Wed nesiay and has been installed in the srsmen's headquarters building. rear the Prescott Electric companys office. this issue of the daily being printed from this material \ large press Is also expected within the next day or two with which it is hoped to increase the size of the sheet. but owing Co the small quantity of type sent with the or der R will be impossible to enlarge its reading columns 10 any extent until the arrival of it's other material which is expected within week or len days
 IF the meantime the arrangements. whereby The weekly issue will b.. print cd by the Phenix Republican. win con tinue.
 The most serious condition which c0nfronts the paper at the pres mt time IS the inability to secure either perma- neRt or temporary quarters large enough to accommodate the machinery order.
 it may b. stated here thatthe equip ment of the paper just ordered is an new and of the very latest make of HlN chinery and when duly installed ani in operation. the paper will present a much better sopearance than formsTll and NyiR bS eQ,siPPed rCr all kInus-a'g newspaper and job printing work.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
OLDEST HOTEL IN AMERICA.

In s side street of this good old Qua
 ker city there Is hotel known commsr- cislly as the Glsndsrs. and fiippantly as
 the Wafer. IL Is thus called because |;
 Is so narrow from front to hack that heavy delegates like Sam Raymond cf CITTCSsO anu D. C- Baldwin. Jr.. of New York. had to enter and leave it side
 ways. The building was erected to hlI a long-felt want. and 1t is said by its patrons to do it. although it fills no ma terial space.
 The structure Is twenty-three feet tn depth from the sidewalk to the room register behind the clerks desk, and a uniform giant stands at the main en- trance to warn ignorant incomers with tong noses cf the danger of striking the opposite wall The elevators are hung along the interior. like picture frames. and are 'Sandwiched" because only one piece of meat can be put in at time.
 On each floor red light a, the ele- vator opening indicates the sign Halt" while the startled passenger decides whether to turn to the right or the left. not being able to go forward without hitting brick wall. pr back ward except down the elevator shaft h guest unfortunately happens Co meet a chsmheTmsid in the hallway. he bows and retreats Co the elevator while the woman goes by.
 The cafe occupies a strip along the sidewalk from one end to the other of the house. except where breaks are made for windows and doorwayx A feature cf the Glanders Is "a telephone Tn each room" and the reason of this Is found in the fact that 1T bellhoys were employed there would he no un- occupied places for guests to squeeze into o-PhiladeIphia Record
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
MORE PAPERS NEEDED.

The Journal Miner feels extremely grateful tc she many friends who have responded to its appeal for copies of back numbers of the paper. to take the place of its files which were burned up in the fire, While it has received over a hundred copies probably of dates run ning as far back as January cf the present year. il is sun in need of more and would greatly appreciate continued contributions. Even in the short space uf time which has elapsed since the fire 1t has felt the need Of some of these papers. and happily ;he ones needed were found among those sent in.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
NEW MEXICO FAIR.
To ss Held in Albuquerque from Sep
 tember lS to ss

To the People Of the Southwest:
 The twentieth annual fair cf the New Mexico Territorial Fair association VIII be held in the city of AIhuouerque from September IS 10 =. 1900. and like the sx- hihition given last fall. will be a grand free street fair and carnival
 There will he base bah tournament. open 10 amateur clubs of New Mexico. AriEeRa and El Paso. Texas. profes- sionals barred. and first second and third money prizes win be offered.
 Besides this toarnams n,. which ought tC stir the base han players and fans 7f the southwes, into ao;5ye practice. the executive committee has decided to give hbsral money prizes for tug-cf- war contests. rock-driIhng cont sts. foot racing and numerous other athletic sports
 Arrang meDts have been made with q nrSt class stern amusement com pany. who will handle the Midway Plaasance" features. while contracts Will ee mailed Co a first class aeronaut who. with hts lady partners. will give oSioon ascensious every afternoon and evening during the fair. The ascen- si0ns at night will b. with electrical ef- fects. and on the race order. and while in the air the aercnsuts will hornhars each other with RoTan candles and other firing devices
 One of the most interesting features ot last faiIs successful fair was the splendid fir works. given under ths skllfUl manaCsment of W. Fl. wnsrn. a pEroteChnist of Los Angles. Cal He hes been re- nEaced for The forthc7m- Ing fair, and he writes that his designs "iil hz entirely new and some of them "iu reFresent some of ths great psh.l- 'at rCeE.sGu~ .uv g. rdiur b-f-ra -N- American people.
 The platform features will be nurlrr- GUS, consisting In part of May-pol, asnceS. s-rPentine dances. acrohs-ir and traTeEs performance. and. fl pos sihie. the committee Wil reproduce The rnertcan Flag which was su,cosS- tll,y siren at the national sncsmprn--,t oS 'he GAR several yearE ago. llnT'7E h. week a grand traces dis pay and parade. with numerous a.tra.- Ave and ,estly floats. wiII o, esvra and th.s fraturs has already o.er as surHd a SavCsSs hy the manifest int. r- est ot ths merchants The E-ks .h- " "e''imer Cf Inc World. the C. Colombo 1 s2tifJy. and other organizations who | Nid t" ial resented by appsagliate I i'9ais- Es"A and every division af tr- l Islaie N15 is headed by btsss hand ] The merchants of Aihuqu r1ue-thr s'lld contributors of these annual fairs 1 extend a cordial invitation Co tha raa- pc 'f the southwest Co attend this fairs festivities assuring au visitors ,ba, they v1ll he royalty ont -tair-d and that they VII he wzU I.ieaS-i a-5 ss-- .sriei with sheir visit ro aIbuque-,-a
 me railroads win give greatly reduc- . rates 'o all fair visitors Yours f-1lr,-
 W. T. MCREIGHT.
 President.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
CROOK MINE

Notice Is hereby given that the uu- dersigned are owners Of the groop of mines known as the Crook" in Crook canyon. Hassayampa mining district. Navapai county. Arizona. and that they will not be responsible for any debts contracted for labor or otherwise by parties working the same under bond or lease or otherwise.
 c. N. COLE.
 R. r. WOOD. Prescott. Arizona. July s. 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
NIGHT HAWk- rr A1

N " hNf N-h aNf1-
 me undersigned. owner of the Nigh, Hawk. White Hawk. and Scottish s,h,es mining claims. and Night Hawk min sue. situated in Pine Grove dlstr,e, hsvepai county. Arizona. having bond ed the same win not ee responsible Tor any deetS contracted agaIns, saia property during the life of sa,d As-s
 JAMES MARSHALL frsscaft' Arizona. Feb. |. iaa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
MINE WARNING NOTICES.
RFREI MINE

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned IS the owner of the Rebel mine. located in Big Rus mining dis- trict. and that I will not he responsible fer any debts contracted for labor or otherwise against sait mining claim by parties working the said Rebel mine under lease. bond or otherwise.
 MRS F. \. BASHFoRD.
 Prescott. Arizona. Dec l. lSss
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
CONTEST NOTICE.
DSpar,ment s5.,. of the Interior.
uni'sd ststes Land omce pt snt, es


 Scoti, Arizona. July l.. ,aoo
 A sufficient eOntes, nottce hsv,nr eeen n'ed tn ,his office by John crel, m contestant. against hornss,eas on try No. ies7. made January So ,sas Tor Sh Nws and NE swt. s.,,,o. " township is \. range w ey Charles ] Anes. contestse. in ~h,,. |, IS alleged that said Charles An mas wholly abandoned for mor. ,t'.,. one year prior to the date her.o, h.. seid farrt and has wholly failed ,o r,I- uVate. improve or live and yss,a. saiu land for more than one war nov, prior to the date hereof. said nart,.,s are hereby notified to appear. respond and ortSF evidence touching said al- !. .sat'on at 10 o'clock a. m. on Satur- day' August IS. before the rrr,sge, and receiver st the United states land oiilce ir Prescott. Arizona.
 The said contestant having. in ,,c per affidavit. filed July Il. lsa 50, iorth facts which show that after due th'genees personal service of ,hts no- .iee cannot he made. it Is hereby o-- Tered and directed that such notice De given due and proper nuh,ics,t,,.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE. JR
 Register. First publication July Is w
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
RIG RTG sMEI.rER

Notice Is hereby given that the Ari. zons Eastern & Montana Smeltinr Gre Purchasing and Development com pany has leased the Boggs mines, srneiier and pire line and that the un- dersigned wiil in no way he responsible tor debts contracted in operating the same.
 COMMERCIAL MINING co.
 J. z. Douglass. Agent. Oct q. 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
RECoRpER ANp orHERs.

Notice is hereby given that the uu- dersiEned will not be responsible for any debts against the following named mining claims while the same are be- ing worked under bond ard lease. viz Recorder. Pierce. Dream. 'st. 'sS. ss. sS, Dominion. Confidence. Donnaxetta and Outlaw. located in Castle Greek district NavaPai county. Arizona.
 J. F.. wAGoNER. - fzfaFr-S MASON.
 THOMAS CAMPBELL.
 EMMA CAMPBELL.
 HOMER CAMPBELL. Wsgoner, Ariz. Oct. II.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
BELCHER. sHTLoCK. SToR,
 CLIFF, ETC

hbi4ChER. SHTLoCk, STORM
 CLIFF. ETC
 All parties win take notice that the following named properties in Yavapai county, Arizona. are being worked under lease and bond. and that neither the owners of said properties. nor the properties themselves. win he. |, any way. liable Tor any contracts ar expen- ses Tor labor, material or supplies. or Tor anything whatever This notice refers te the Beicher mine. in Biz Bug mining district, the shylock storm Ciin and storm Cloud mines in Rlsck hills mining district. and the Eighty Eight mine in Harper mining distric,
 HUNTER Nj MERIwETHER.
 For the Owners. January IS iaaa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
HOMESTEAD MINE

Notice IS hereby given that the Homestead mine. located in the Walker mining district. Is now being worked under bond. and that the under sign@t. owner of said mine. win no, be responsible for any labor. accident or debts of the same which may accrue during the period of said bond.
 FRED ZoBEL Prescott. Arizona. Jan. <. isoo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
nnnea snls4

tinted Sszts
 PrrscotL Arlnaa Notice is hereby slvss ing naned settler hss her intention te make s1s claim. and that ssa ma de before the regsis at prsscott.i AriEena e g. lsaa. vis Mrs. Carr ow and heir og C;eo. V cessed. for the \ s q 10. Twp. n. \. R. 3 She names the feieEN prove her continacE cultivation of said Aal A d. Moore G Carter. all of Svelnr q and <. E. Fuller. q Ffss
 FREDERICK A. fh First pa6licatioa Jssf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

bulb was pressed --and the phcto-ar.ist did the rest. Score one nor, triumph Cor the do-or-die women of this Angel Clty.--L. A Herald.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

ihe seu'h center end ,. ter end lSSe feet
 ironCiad -CAssrsa . ledge on ;he Innc,ss 7 south center ai i. s end iS9o feet. traeas,.s
 f"rtune-course a.s ledge of the Forum south center ena rs end isag feet sracss,,'
 Nettcss of the lo,s,,.. ng claims are recn,s.s cords of Yasapai e.,-..l follows
 Enterprke book Garfield. book ss ol faNoriie. hook 6 af Irouciad. beck s. 9 Fortune. book ss as Fl ndal Wave. hook 5 45s.
 Any and all pr versely any portion prise. Gsrfrla Forum and Tldsi w or surface ground their adverse olalms ,| of the United Staisz ,,. colt, ravapai couus, Eenss du sag the SIT publ.catt n hsrsos. barred ba' Nlrtu= sf- the statute.
 FREDERt,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
AREAS
Total area of claims ..........

ADJOINING CLAIMS. | Ee'erprtse lode-ou she north by Fla Fo'tte and Tidal Wave lodes of this sur NeN' on The eaSi by Garfield lode of ,b,s serNeS' on the west and south. none fartictd-on the north bV Iron cad and Favorite losies of this survey. on the west by Enterprise ,o,ie of ,hfs SurFey. on the east and south nc,s
 iloai WsVe-on the eas, by FaNorF;s ioae of this survey; on the south by En- 'erp't''e lode ef this survey: on inc north and weS, none.
 fsNorlte--on The north. Arix,oa Chief lode Of survey No. i4ss. c. a Fl iis. st al. claimants, on the ea~t bv i'onclad lode of this survey; on ,h, "est by Tidal Wave lode of this s,,,-sy, on the south bx En;erpriss and s;arfs,s iedeE "f this survey.
 .t"ncissi-on the north by Fprt,,oe 'o1e oi this survey and Artzou, ,,hiss ie't, survey No. itss. c. o. Ellis. et al S'afhtn's' on the east. none: on The west by FaVcrite lode or this s,r,-s, :, survey. ''Ne of 'n's ]
 tortune-on thu. north h, .-.. - fAa=AAt tftlt&- survey Nn | ~ " Ellis. et al. claimants an | 'ae eS,<i, none; on the west. Ar,xo,,, ! '"'ie' survey No. lIs1. C. o. Ellis ] z, et, claimants; on the south hv I,on- cad lode cf this survey.
 LEDGEsS.
 s''i'eipiiss--1'hs courS. and i.,.,h ,, ''aEe en the Enterpvise claim ,., s,a i4~ U" he from the south sep,ar .r,a !" me north center en4 lsoo feet g-ss ,.l, ,,'ss'NerS cut marks the cen,@r Of The Ssrteid-The course ana , i the ledEe on the Garfeld claim ss e,1 ,,,, ', ,". "s seu'n center end to the north con. pings. oN crop
 ''''ai WaNe--The course am, l.,-.. v 'ne Ndse on the Tidal Wave ,,s,., : rom south center end ;o norts ,'.r,a. s,''nn nd. lsoo feet. 'ehter fSNortte-The course and lcnv,h ., ne ledge on tlo Favorlte claim ,s ~,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
FREDFR
Firs, pubhea,io
MINERAL APTl
unite


 Notice is herpsyssI smith. whose po,l saz tsve ArizoB~. has ' for a Uaited States pF sr@cT placer minisx sUrvsy NoI26s. situss tns district. iu the s Arizona. and whh-h laTly deScribe,i as fsEr
 Beginning at the nzs said Cataract locatsx |. which IS also urs ff0mestske lode. rsa surreyb, where a sa si inches see one fa~ marked c, No. i-IN side marked n. Nc No, | said Helnestss Nc tis4 w n. ben min. west s7si feet N deg. % min east l~n 2 cus a x for oornes s-lssS. alongside cf r monument of stones and 2.S fee, high. TAs east 60 feet te eon~ monument of stones A hish, S granite stoa. set on feot la marked C. No. 9-lsa & sS deg Se min vest rs No {. where a grsz there's Is set one Thence north e ml. s corner No. l. fhs plss survey of extsrlos buz
 AEEl Area of Cataract pass Less area in couasss d
 Commodore spTvey x
 l2sS tRot clsimsal Nei ara of Catsrsci a
 The notice herein h E reason thst entry NJ 2 iesS. vas re-epesa d {a Sssll tatafars & authority ot letter tnsz E missioner af The egae1 dated June ss. isa ,sa receiver al Presco;t knH
 This claim Is iecsira s land approximstely isz in Weaver mining county. ArisonS. sss O tice thersOf Is reocra mines at rSge sH n county of Yavapai. Ass
 The claim Is hosnaes a the Couhaiore iais Sa the west by Hozrstzk survey No. i2SS
 No other adjoining -lE
 Any and all pesssEs claims to the aheS are required to pvesz fore this affige within frsS puhiicaiioH hsret q asrFed hy virtue cf tee he Uniter Staies ssaizs
 FREDERICK 4
 First puhHt-atiea Jas
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25
NOTICE FOR rrH|

Firsi pubnealIes las !.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

Firs, publication July IS w
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-25

lhning st corner No. I. ident,r,l
 "ith corner of the location ana ,.'.., r oorner No, of the irtnclad lode os tl" ,b,. ss'N ss'Ney' a quartrite stone I5xioxs in- ches is set inches in the vr,,,n, chiselcd i-its5-F.. with a r,.,'s., !, stone feet st base. Iis foo, h,.e " hehee |. s NJ N. No. 2. F Nj m
 oeaFs north g deg ss min sss, lsss -. able avail
 ihense north ss deg Is min w.s, , rect tn corners and { n. ,h, ,,- "" ana Enterprise lo,ies. rexps,.,,va,,' "' v .n .nls survey. same course so fec, ,a 'ne south end cester on ton n, r4, iaen'ieal with the iccatton sas'r course sS .,s 100 feet to the north side een,sr s s.ma as .',' t-n.erprise rise lode of this survey identical with the corner of n. , -' { ,ion @ and with corner No. I os tho -rt,.,, Iye wave lode Of this survey.