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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
From Thursdays Daily
Mans boH Nov II

Red Mems ball May II.
Eastern Star lodge meets tonight.
TOday's south bound train is two
hours late.
Everybody is invited to the dance
At Mayer tomorrow evening
]. $. Freeman has been appointed
school census enumeration for Prescott
Read the advertisement in this is
sue of the new tent city" at Coronado.
California
Born. in Prescott. April %. to Mr.
and Mrs. E c. Martin. n fine boy.
Mother and son doing we'll.
raul Hull. of Phenix. has gone to
Bisbee to take charge of the new dem
'cratic paper ut that place.
The Nine. Eddy hypnotist company
stranded while in Phenix. Hypnotism
Is rapidly losing its charms TO the pub
lie
The recent storms have filled the
Santa Fe cOmpany's storage dams
along their line in the northern part
IF the territory
The United MOderns will have an i'm
pOrtant session in the Odd Fellows
hall tonight. and all members are re
qucSted TO attend.
Mrs. T NJ Earnhart. formerly Mrs.
Laura Hamilton yesterday sold her
ranch in Peoples valley for $1,000 spot
cash to C. C. Bragg.
Chief of Police Prince has received
the dog tax checks and those who have
dogs that they do not wish killed had
better secure one at once
Senator Depew. an excellent author
ity on gaStrOnOmy. asserts that Il ban
quet costing more than 81 plate is
likely TO be Il very stupid affair.
All who attend the Printers Bae-
chas club barbecue and festival of
revelry next Sunday are assured all
they want to eat and a jolly good time
y B. Spence, of Palace station. had
his shoulder dislOcated and was pretty
badly bruised in recent stage acct
dent near his home. He was brought
to Prescott for treatment
Joseph DOugherty received a tele-
gram today announcing the death. in
Iowa, of Mrs Kreger. sister of AL
Weber. who left here several days
ago on account of receiving word of
her serious illness.
The PheniX Enterprise has just cele-
brated its second birthday. It is an en-
terprising, newsy paper and bears all
the outward marks or being as pros
porous as it is newsy. May it live to
be an hundred years old.
\. d. Barnhart has just received one
of the handsOmest zithers it has been
our pleasure TO see and listen to for
many Il day, and the sweet music he
discOurses on it makes Il fellow forget
me tumults of life for a season.
DIR. Criley and daughter. Clara, left
this afternoon for a two weeks trip
to the Castle Greek hot springs. The
doctor has been quite sick for several
weeks and hopes to be fully recovered
by a few days stay at the springs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
From Mondays Daily

The total rainfall in April amounted
to 4.2S inches
Arizona grand encampment G. a. R..
meets in Jerome tomorrow.
Shumate uses only Chase & San
bOrn's seal brand coffee. A
\ number of Moqui Indians are re,
ported sick in the Verde valley.
The rainfall on Saturday amounted
to seventy-five hundredths of an inch.
Phenix elected two democratic coun-
cilmen yesterday.
There was Il fine soaking shower of
rain on Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
The Brisley Drug company has
just placed the latest style cigar
lighter made in their drug store.
The Christian Scientists picnic on
Saturday is reported to have been a
very successful and pleasant affair.
Saroni's celebrated Gold Label
candies, none finer; to be found at
Shumate's. 4-3
The Santa Fe company dam at
Johnson canyon just above Ash Fork
is reported to have twenty feet of
water in it.
Charles Wingfield is now prepared
to accommodate the weary traveller at
Huron, having just completed Il new
lodging house there.
Shumate is now serving oysters,
coffee and lunch. A
AL Marshal a miner in the Lone
Pine mine, was quite seriously in
iured last week by the premature dis
he will lose one of his eyes entirely.
Julian Willard of the firm of D. W.
Willard &Son architects of Phenix ar
rived in Prescott this morning to at
tend the opening of bids for the work
on the new Bank of Arizona building.
Saroni's, Bishops and Nevin's cand-
les, chocolates and creams at Shu-
mates. If
The printers picnic and barbecue
came off yesterday and is reported to
have been very successful, there being
an abundance of good things to eat.
Reese NJ. Ling delivered an address.
Finest line of candies in the city
at Ed Shumate's.
We wish Uncle Sam could be per
suaded to send out warships to collect
what is coming to his honest and re-
spected citizens.-Atchison Globe. The
Journal-Miner could give him a good
sized batch of them.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

C. W. Allen, of the San Francisco
Examiner, is visiting Prescott.
Fred Rodenburg returned yesterday
from two months visit to his mother
and sister in San Francisco.
Mrs. D. G. Sinclair has returned to
her home at Yarnell after a months
visit to her mother, Mrs. Dugas.
DIR. ~ E. Marden, of Fools Gulch,
came up on this mornings train en-
route to the east.
Earl Smih Turner Hefiin and Bud
Brown, young business men of Phe-
nix, are in town today.
Jack Stone. who has been spending
some weeks in the Verde valley, has
returned to town.
Lawrence Sargent, a member OF the
PheniX eXcursiOnists, was a caller at
this office today.
A. c. Dawes, former resident of Pres
colt, was among the PheniX eXcur-
sionists who came to Prescott today.
William buckingham, the genial
representative of Fairbanks, Morse &
Co, of Chicago, is in town on his peri
Odical visit.
Exhibitor d. D. Mcdonald, of Je-
rome. came in on yesterdays train.
Mr.. Mcdonald is pushing his mining
business.
Mrs. NJ G. Lobdell the lady drum
mer. left for Jerome today. She eX-
poets to return to Prescott again in
June.
Mrs. f. J. Bennitt and her sister,
Miss Drew Bennett, came up on to-
days excursion from PheniX and will
remain in Prescott for a few days.
o. C. Thompson, n civil engineer,
formerly of the engineer corps of the
$. f.. Z. & z. railroad, came up from
PheniX this morning en- route to Will
liams.
J. \. Tobin, who has been trying
to to be fashionable by having the
grippe, is able to be at his old haunts
in the BIB. company's hardware de-
partment.
Father McNally, of Oakland, who
has been here for the benefit of his
health for some weeks. reports that he
is fast improving and thinks Prescott
climate the finest he ever was in.
s c. Smith, formerly of the firm OF
Smith & Smith, and manager of their
Prescott business. writes from FL PasO
that his health has greatly improved
since going to that place.
c. c. Hall. the commercial traveller
who makes his headquarters in Albu-
querque, and who travels all over the
southwest, is in Prescott today taking
orders from our merchants.
Arthur Towne. manager of the
wholesale paper house of Blake, Moi
fit X Towne. i'll San Francisco, ar
rived on yesterdays train for visit
of few days with his sister. Mrs.
Hugo Richards.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
From Fridays Daily.

The board of supervisors will meet
next Monday.
Part of the proceeds of the lecture
on Switzerland 90 to the Indian Fam
inc fund.
Quite a number of Prescott people
are talking of locating summer res
idence at Iron Springs.
1t is reported that the depot and eat
ing house at Bagdad We're destroyed
by fire n few nights since.
The railroad company will give the
Phenix Outing club people Il cheap
ride tomorrow by bringing them To
Iron Springs and back home for $3.50.
Stocker & Andrews are moving their
law office today into the new brick
building of John LAWYER. on the east
side of the plaza.
]. 2. Kraber has sold his Bodega
saloon. in PheniX. to Ed. Rupert.
formerly proprietor of the Anheuser
saloon of that place.
Illustrated lecture on Switzerland
and music by the orchestra of the
Methodist church Sunday school mt
the VI. f. church Tuesday night
\ slight cave-in occurred Mt the
mouth of the tunnel of the LOttie mine
yesterday. No one was injured by it.
The rOtting of the timbers supporting
the tunnel was the cause of the ac-
cident
After swapping and snarling at the
Journal-Miner's quotation IN yester-
days issue our contemporary finally
comedies that it was correct. but pro-
ceeds to say what this paper would
have said if
Schaffhausen with its antique archi-
lecture, and Constance, where John
Huss and Jerome of Prague were
burned for heresy, are among the
places visited in the trip to SwitZer-
land next Tuesday evening at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
At the regular meeting of the Hook
and Ladder company last evening, the
a tendance was net very large. but
a great deal of business was transact
ed. \. Ernest EastabroOks presided,
the foreman of the company being
absent.
Barrett Post. G. a R.. is preparing
to celebrate Memorial day in an ap-
propriate manner. Judge Sloan has
been selected as orator of the day.
Chaplain Scott, who is n member of
the order, will preach the Memorial
day sermon on the Sunday preced-
ing Memorial day.
Governor Murphy has appointed the
following delegates to the national
conference of charities and correc-
lions to be held at Topeka, Kansas,
from May IS to "a: Rev. Dr. Lewis
Halsey, Mrs. Pauline O'Neill and Mrs
s. d. LOunt, of Phenix, and Rev. Al
fred Quetu, of Prescott.
1t is stated that there will soon be
six forest rangers in charge of the
Prescott forest reserve. There are al
ready three here and three more are
expected soon. Mr.. Hickman, who ar
rived yesterday to take a position in
that capacity took the oath of office
and entered on his duties today. He
will probably locate in the vicinity of
Providence and look after that portion
of the reserve.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
Bal AN ENrEkrAsNNrSE

The Rel Men arr praesscasS sd
now for the1r eurers1zanssar - =.
given next F,raiiy nsSAt - see sze1a
house They VII give a fs-ss Ialzsze
farce entitled ~ Ms-ck iazes-saas
This : very fuaay ssroslacssa1 saau'-
ing how the ESe,l Nea % aoz szazc
their eaprurs~l pals EaseS> ssst 1ee
members II Zuni rrie-e WI proslszs,e g
in al lis completeness. slsl ua3a.E 4sltt
hits VIII D. booked fer, Af-er zae f4cee
the han VIII D. clearea sa.l q szea.1
bS0 given The p-ice ~ alnaSS.,,1
VIII D., Sl.Jta Ter sea-lealea as,l szaes-s
frse. This ireln,leS The eu1eCs.a ,alzl.sl,r
and ball The esS- HsI-Sic VIII - tar
niSheal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
DEXTER SHOECOI
FREE To NvKNrRS

The experience q & - S1aW = O..
in obtaining aore tAaa $500 rz4
for Inventors has e2a 11e1 NeHA
helpfully SnSwer U4ay 11e<e1s1e ~
latiRg 70 the protecrSe1 e ,1teseI.
property. This they AAVe 1aaa -
pamphlet treating hzz4 * k4
States and forelSa pazeats wA eaE
Of same and hew - nescur1 ~
trade MARKS deSislS. caveaes f1<e-
mengS. Decisions lea112S ra.ant z4s.'s
etc. etc
This pamphlet VII - seue eree IS
anyone writing 10 c. A Sn1w ! u
Washington. D & K
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
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 II. G. Morrow
& Cos music store, 10 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., 1900-05-09
STOCK GRowEIS NEErINe

Prescott Ara Nav 4 tssss
Members of Navapai Counry >ss.k
Growers Associations
\ meetus of the Navsua1 C'ss1er
Stock Growers ASSOCIATIONS = h.srses
called % meet in the csarC A.sa>se -
Prescott. Arizplia- ca SasursiaV- A1tr
l.. 1891 Tor tbe pu-T,ssSs- ~ arr-za--s
for rodec. BY or,ler ~ rsss ureSz.3s.1.
S-2Jd J Ut AZ ~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
No JOB TOO SMALL NJ JOB ~
LARGE
J. " Brown, >snlrSry EaS'assc
headquarters fer Porce'a-1 -
Smele,l Rata TuoS ~ -

Modern designs IN lavaro<ieS. eals-
cts. kitchen sinks. ese- Aa roezsa1s,1
To furnish estimates on SeTe- eazne-~
items and al nl,lIaoza. eaaascr5ez.S
and all plumhi1S WIZ Caa eal
SalvaniZed iron tanks Ter Md aS
or eyaEisls, plants CSll sR1 81 2srs,s~
hefoye prrehaSlnS elSeEEhere. EFzar
WORK pronpsly arreasSe1 "a oEzee
and show rosn In bul1llus Eo-snezl.1
occupied by I'reSeotr Elecr-ac C111-
pany- Te,eahone NJ ~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
ABOUT JULES CARO-.

Who ever knew Jules Caro- He i
supposed to have come To Arizona in
1851 Any one having known him
viii confer favor by communicative
with the Journal-Miner, Prescott. Arr
IONA. 4S0u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

Rev. F. E. Bennett is visiting in Phe-
nix.
Secretary of War William c.
EndicOtt is dead
]. T. Dougine returned Saturday
from his trip south.
James O'Hara. foreman of the Plac-
erita mine, is in town.
Miss Gayle Allen is in town from Je-
rome visiting friends.
Charles Young. of Walnut creek.
is able to be on the streets.
T. \. Dunshee left for the Buster
mine on this mornings stage.
Gilmore Rice, the violinist left on
the north bound train this morning.
F. F. Kirkland came up from Phe-
nix this morning for a brief visit.
Lawrence Seargent, of Phenix spent
Sunday visiting friends in Prescott.
C. d. Rynearson. proprietor of the
Kirkland valley tufa quarry, is in town
today.
VIM Patton came up from Phenix
this morning in the interest of the
Republican.
Mrs. J. L. Fisher has gone to Phenix
for visit with her daughter, Mrs.
II. r. Tritle.
Homer r. Wood has been appointed
agent for the Santa Fe, Arizona and
Southern railway.
Walter Pentland will leave in the
morning for Mexico, where he is in the
employee of Il mining company.
Mr. and Mrs. !. E. Wagner, of Wal
nut Grove are in town. They will
leave on Wednesday mornings train
for visit east
H. II. Carter is in today from his
Yeager canyon ranch. He reports the
ranges looking fine as result of the
recent rains.
Wyman Murphy. of Los Angeles, ar
rived ON yesterdays train to be pre-
sent with his brother, B. F. Murphy
during his illness.
Mrs. E. w French and children
came up from Walnut Grove Saturday
and are spending Il few days with Mr..
French, who is foreman of the street
grading crew.
Captain G. Broughton. Chaplain
Scott. Phil Hoover, w. H Ferguson,
Charles Allabach and Dr. G. D. Ken
dali will go to Jerome tomorrow to
attend the Grand Army encampment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Collins have gone
to PheniX for the benefit of the lat
er's health. After remaining there for
short time Mrs. Collins will visit the
Castle Creek hot springs.
DR. S. NJ Kellogg. the osteOpath,
left yesterday morning for Fort Grant,
Colorado, where he Will visit his
parents few weeks and will then
open an office in Greedy. Colorado.
Word has been received that Law
renee Lowell, Wells & Cos agent here.
who has been sick for several weeks.
is expected to return to his post of
duty about the 10th of this month.
He is much improved in health.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
FORTUNE FAvoRs THE BRAVE

1t is also favorable to those who pur-
fly their blood in the spring by taking
Americas greatest spring medicine.
Hoods Sarsaparilla. y clear head and
healthy body are given by its use.
Constipation is cured by Hoods
Pills. 25c.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

Blood!

The blood should not creep lazily
through the veins 1t should run
swiftly, carrying life and health to
every organ Indigestion, constipation,
dyspepsia and nervousness, invariably
accompany poor circulation. Purify
and invigOrate the blood with Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters and these dis
eases iwll disappear. The Bitters also
prevents malaria fever and ague. and
cures all ailments of the stomach. See
that n private revenue stamp covers
the neck of the bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
Blood HumorS
In the Spring
Are Cured by
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

81 always take
Hoods Sarsaparilla in
the Spring and it is
the best blood purifier
l know of" Miss
PEARLE GRIFFIN. Bald
win. Mich
" My blood was poor
and sores broke out
on my hands. Since
taking three bottles Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla I
have had no sores Of
any kind" Miss
MARION USGER, 3k
Clark St., n. Y. City.
II had that tired
feeling all the time.
/ took Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and it made
me feel like a new
man. Ny wife was
all run down; Hoods
has given her good
health" c. BoELEY,
Manville, r. I.
ScrOfula sores
broke out on my little
girls face. I got a bot
tie Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and before she
had taken all OF il the
sores were gone We
think there is no blood
purifier like Hoods"
Mrs. HARVEY DICKKR-
son. Il Townly Ave-
Cortland y. " a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

EOR third Of century the in
L valuable qualities of DIR. Prices
Baking Powder have been familiar
to American housewives, who have
found its use invariably a guarantee
of light, sweet, pure and wholesome
food.
The renown of DR.. Prices.
Cream Baking Powder, in these
closing years of the nineteenth
century, is not only continental but
worldwide. Its unequalled quail
ties are known and appreciated
everywhere.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

Kodak supplies at Geo. H. COOk's-tf
r. Baehr for house painting and pa
per hanging. Telephone numbers les
and 81
For SaIe-One electric slot ma
chine in tirst-claSs condition.
Eastman kOdaks at George H
Cooks If
Garden and Flower Seeds Head
quarters at Brisley Drug Cos We
pay the postage If
George H Cook has the most COM
plete line of kOdaks. cameras and
photo stock in northern Arizona. If
Zuni Tribe of Red Men will cele-
brate ST. Tammany's day on the 18th
of May by giving a grand ball. If
FOR SALE.-AlmOst new office
secretary and revolving chair; also
couch Call at this office If
Chandler. the candy man. is agent
Tor the Valley Pride sweet cream.
which is received fresh every morning
from Phenix. 1t is the best that can
be procured If
l. c. Palmer is located for the pres
ent at the old City Feed Yard. north
COrteZ street. where he has first class
rigs and turnOuts for sale or rent He
will also board and care for horses at
a reasonable rate. Horses bought or
Traded for. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
Always makes the perfect
biscuit, cake and bread.

NoTE.-Baking powders made from alum and other
harsh, caustic acids are lower in price, but
inferior in work and injurious to the stomach
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
COMING EVENTS.

May 6.-Barbecue by Printers Bae-
chus Club Of Prescott
May S.-Annual Territorial Grand
Army Encampment, at Jerome.
May S.-Lecture at opera house by
Hon f. " SchOOnmaker-
May 1O.-IIlustrated Lecture on
Switzerland at NJ Z church. by
Rev H NJ Peck.
May Entertainment and Grand
Ball. by Red Men. at Opera House
May 12--DemOcratic Primaries
May 13.-Opening Day Picnic, at
Granite Dells Summer Resort.
May 19.-DemOcratic County COnven-
ton
May 31.-At Dake's Opera House,
The Girl from Chilli"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

y stock eampauy X bs.sa-s fa-us.s.z s.
Portland oreSen fe- Tn ecectea r.
a erematory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

PRICE BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09
HOStetter'S Stomach BitterS

1t invigorates. Strengthens and
cures.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

II Purifes
the Blood.
Cures
All EruPtiOns.
Overcomes
That
Tired Feeling.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

This Dongola Boot button sole eassr .
and heel
oS E. EE postpaid Of 81 Equals bas
STYLE
which bonu o. YOU u -
thsrr
-
Dear Sir- sss4
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

E3To introduce to every family the United Ssa,ss-
ole Leather Counters, Innersoes. OuterSoes and He
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-05-09

EradicateS
ScrouIa.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-02-24
RAILROAD RUMBLINCS.

Passenger Conductor WI Fugate
and family now occupy the house Of
T. A. Rolf.
Jacob Arnold. a rheumatic patient
from Ration, has improved sufficiently
to get around
A thousand-dollar blowout win be
given Supt. Charles Dyer by employees,
up in Denver, tonight
Dispatcher Ed Smith is off duty for
few days, his place at the key being
taken by Ed Bowling.
Brakeman Condit has transferred
his affections from a freight run to
Hays passenger crew.
Mrs Henry Hubbell, wife Of the day
caller at the round house here, leaves
on an eastern trip tomorrow. &
A. F. Stewart, blacksmiths' helper
at Ration, whose foot was hurt in an
accident, has gone up home, sound in
limb again.
John Sullivan, a coppersmith in the
Ration shops, q recent patient, has in
/ dulged himself in trip down to El
Paso, Texas.
Oscar Jackson, a brakeman out of
1El Paso, who had his hand accident
ally mashed, finished his treatment
at the hospital here today and left for
home.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-02-24
THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The ofEice-HoIders in the saddIe-Don
Eugenlo Romero on Deek-ken-
lucky and Tammany Politics
Prevail.
THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL

The condition Of things in the re-
publican county convention at the
noon recess was rosy for the admins
traitor republicans. The ofice-hold-
ers opened the bali by the selection Of
the chairman OF the board of county
commissioners as chairman OF the con-
vention. and the selection OF District
Attorney Spiess as chairman OF COM
mittee on credentials. These two
mbves gave the control of the con-
vention to the Oteroites. The COM
mittee on credentials decided in favor
of the John Clark delegation from East
Las Vegas. The convention received
the report of the committee; and the
chairman ruled that it be adopted so
there was nothing for Messrs Fort.
Higgins and the regular delegates to
do except to submit to their fate.
which they did with the best grace
possible. 1t looked little hard to see
these old wheel horses in the republi-
can camp, regularly selected, ruled out
because they would not bow the
hinges of the knee that thrift might
follow fawning."
At this writing, noon, the 'Oteroites
are in the saddle, Don Eugenio is on
deck, precinct 20 is sat down upon,
and Kentucky and Tammany politics
are adopted by the republican con-
vention.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-02-24
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
February 24th, 1880.

~Pawnee Charley" was in town.
B. Ladner was proprietor of the St
Louis house.
J. Dougher, plaza liquor merchant,
was in Santa Fe.
Joe Overhuls was poor horseback
rider, at least on certain borrowed
black horse.
H. Stark arrived from Trinidad with
his train of TWEEN ty-five buggies on his
way down 70 Albuquerque.
Charles, Larry, a switchman, fell
from the top of box car, the wheels
passing over and mangling his left
leg.
W. R. Morley had been in Denver
and Tribune reporer pumped a
whole column of railroad news out OF
him.
Margarito Romero, formerly of the
firm of T. Romero, Bros. & Son, would
open a store adjoining the Las Vegas
bank.
Judge Neil ("Hoodoo Brown') lost
the distinction of presiding over the
first American jury ever empaneIed
in East Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1900-02-24

Last Thursday evening party of
young ladies and gentlemen met at the
house of Miss Bessie Pearce and
formed a surpI Use for Miss Ivy Heydt,
in honor of her sixteenth birthday
After the co nspirators had laid their
plans, they formed a line of march,
and quietly and solemnly paraded to
the house of their victim, who in this
instance was really surprised, for she
expected NO one.
II was never SO surprised in my
life" was the first remark Miss
Heydt made after she had recovered
herself. The young lady was the re
3cipient. of many pretty and useful pres
ents. After partaking of refresh
merits, games and music were the or
| der, of the evening. All retired to
their homes at a late hour expressing
themselves as having had high oli
timeg