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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
HOME HINTS AND EELPS

An Italian way tO give tAe to1c1 or garlic 10 the salad is sO rGA a rleee ot bread with il and pat is Ia tAe <a14a dish. where it lends is saVor tAzeaSA the dish as the salad is tossed
 Spinach that Is lstr tra2 Gia1e< @Ax be at once mixed With Ers2eA d-Sss ing. packed in small eGPs CT EoA-s sr in bowl and put away NextesS szra it out on a bed os lesracS. sLad @or~ French dressing and is a rsaSx e0< t>e table.
 An invigOratine tczSe sarA lz Rre- pared by soaking several sAces e1 leaeea or lines in the bath water t0r <a ha9r. then adding a handful 0f e-z2 RaeA bags of oatmeal and 0<ris> or Se s2as~1 soap snd almond foSr. are @1=e Rae@ar ant additions tO the SatA
 For eurried eSys> fry S~S rAla,S sliced onions in tWO tae,esPoo2e-S ef butter until eol5sa h-o~2. a21 Sze teaspOOnful of curry Poweer. esok 4.- other minute. then sur Ia 0ne Riza o< milk. Cover and simmer e1r a m2a- utes. thiekeH wStA one seAzs eAsl~ spoonful of eO-nsssreA. 6issozz~e 2 a little cold milk. and eOok tor szs E2r utes longer. ASS nors sA1z aa1 Ps~ per, if needed. and SIX ka-6-eoz1~1 s<SA, cut into sheess keep hos fer tsl @za4e=s and serve with or witAo1t eosaS1 Ere~.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
FOR THOSE WHO CYCLE.

The horse wanted good roads, the bi- cycle has tried to get good roads, the automobile must have good roads.-L. A. W. Bulletin.
 Curious paradox about these wheel men," remarked Tolliyer, thoughtful ly. Flows that?" inquired Bolivar Why, the more they make a century the younger they die."-Kansas City In- dependent.
 If the preservation of health be thy object, eat only when thou art hun gry, and drink only when thou are thirsty" says the old proverb. This advice was given before the days of cycling, but it is equally applicable now.
 What has become of all those un- puncturable tires we read about? Tires are being punctured every day, and it can't be that riders prefer that sort of thing. Perhaps the tires are in the same class as the lamps that never go out.
 A local cycler was the subject of a collision some time ago, in a small town in the center of New York state. For tunately for him." gravely remarked the only newspaper in the village, ''his injuries consisted only of few bruises about the face and right shoulder, a broken jawbone, fractured shoulder blade, a broken collar-bone, several teeth knocked out, and the other shoul- der dislocated. It might easily have proven more serious"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
CURRENT COLLEGE NOTES

Smith college has 4oo frssAzea s>l. year
 Brown has a smaller f-ssAzaa s1-~. than last year
 Two Cornell students have Aeea sssen appointments in the CAiaese sssaaz1s service.
 Williams began Sss one Aza1re1 sl4 sixth year with fresA2aa chs ol 1sA
 Four new dorzaso=ses are 1a es sr~se ed for the University os Peaasxe exa2lA.
 Prof. Rush Phess. os Ne~saaA Aaa se~ eepted the presidency st tAe Ca2ser<lzx of Rochester.
 The growth iR recoraed sse sf t,e books in the Cornell Ehrz<y d1rz1x seven years is Ss2 per esae
 Nature study at the sooaogsea4 gaz- dens Is 10 be a part 0f tAe e0arse st asr struetion in Phila6elphiA PaAle zeAeoS
 Reports from the Caivsrsisy s1 Az.r nesOta indicate that is eoca1 az2oe4 of students will this ysar rsaeA o< sssa pass, S.oOo>
 Two hundred and RtSy-alze Ea1Hsz> sity of Michigan men wSre la ssr<aee. either at the freEs 0r ia eanas 91E2s the recent Spsnzsh war
 The PreSbyseriaEs ot Teaaessee are striving co estahlisA a eollese ss Aszr phis to b. known As the Cz2osxaAa4 Presbyterian university.
 Franklin Remiagton. Sr. e cAzoarA is one of the new HsnhSrs of sAs ex-ear tive committee of the AtAlesie AzsaSaar ton of Harvard Graduaees>
 The Princeton flag wss aa tA< 2az<r head of the Peary rs6ef sA1p. A1aaS with the stars and srripeS az6 wa.ear- ried farther north than any azeEieaa flag since 1Sc1-
 The aecessions to the u1izerzzsy - brary during the year lave eee1 1u- preeedented in the his>eEy ss Prs1eer ton. The total number O3 aeesszSeas >F gift and purchase dariag the ysaz sl.ce October l. 1SsS. exclusive 0t Ps-so1414ls. is 1S.SS0 volumes
 Michigan has estahlSsAs6 a 1er1a1 school sOr the upper psziasa,a o2 &zr- quesJe. Altho0gA it was 0n1x 41<A0E~ ized by the legislature of he Rrese., year. yet the school is alrss6y la spsEar ton in the city han Of Nazq.essss 4a4 the buildings are 10 ee eOGRleesd ,s January l. 1900 D.xigAt R WsAzo, re- gently professor of eivses and Als1cwy at Albion college. Is prinel2a1
 The gift of Sssa,O0O trS& 1eA2 n Rockefeller to Brown university has stimulated the alumni eo22i<ses tAaR is engaged in raising the S.eeSl.2ae s1r dOwment to strengthen tAs exis<2g departments Mir. ROeSets1e<s xt11 ls on condition that S1.ooo,eoo es zsasra before the next eenneaeemsn1- x1e other pledges. amounting se aee41 SsT5.00O. were made Oa the eo21z11a that the whole Ss.eo0ooo e< ra1zed eE June
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
ANIMAL rALES

The tongue os 8 te3S-O~a g-2<s a about lS inches k1S~
 \ cat in 8 Strand tavern h Aoa<11A has become insempSraes tAroaSA 1zH2kr ing wine spilled by Waiesr@
 \ trained rat ss Pss l1 tAe A2l< of Forbes Baker. of >es1bea> Ae. A Maltese cat eauSAt is laze wizsers a3.4 brought il up with a 6resr sS S<.r1A In time it learned e0 caaeA E6csA aa.4 is a capital moCSsr,
 ToOthaeke troshled a e4s eeze1yaS to James Dever. es Norrsac~a esN A dentist extraete6 all her res1A Aaa fitted ari artificial sec in hsr a4&. ES- cry ni1ht, before rst-iaSs SAs E42s ea her master to have her teesA rs@oss1
 The authorities in AlesEiA Ssxs ssA- o0O towards fighting SAs g-@ssAoR In one section S.s00 eaDsS Nszs s1- plOved 10 carry the Rateria1 eer ouEa- ing over the places Whers sgys A21 been deposited
 A novel eXpersenee is eAroaleae1 nE Mrs W. NJ Schowengeret. oS az1ePe1e- ence. Mo. She put on the ssoSs a kes,le of water to boSl for sea. As cee vae~r became warm. she heard a srAaselnE lD the kettle. and presently saw a znn4a's head emerge from tAe sPuz@ >Ae a.<r filed the kettle froR a cisee<n.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
Anti-English Headquarters.

Lincoln, Neb., Jan. Lincoln was for years the headquarters of the Irish National Land League, and John P. Sutton, for many years it's secretary, is still a resident of this city. He has been very active in stirring up sympathy with the Boers through the newspapers and by public meetings. His ability as au organizer and his activity in the interests of the Boers have caused the British government to send de- tectives here to watch him. MT. Sutton says he knows of no Fenian or Clan-na-Gael plans to invade Canada. A number of Nebraska Irishmen have gone to the Trans vaal to fight for the Boers, and con tributions of money have also been forwarded. The belief among Irish men here is that England can be harassed more in that way than by sending an expedition against Can ada, the acquisition of which is not deemed worth the trouble in which it would em5roil the United States.
 Keeping Them on the Run.
 Washington, Jan. 15.-The war department today received the fol- lowing report from General Otis; "Bolo-men and armed insurgents, robbers from the Zambele noun ta:ns. attacked two companies of the Twenty-fifth infantry, O'Neill commanding, at Iba, January 6. They were driven back and given pursuit with loss to them of fifty men. There were no American casualties. Schwan's troops are east and south of Sauto Tomas Batanzas. Yesterday Cheatham's battalion of the Thirty-seventh struck the enemy east of Santo Tomas on the San Pablo road. The enemy left five dead on the field. The cavalry soon appearing pursued the force eastward. There is uo re- port of the results. Cheatham's casualties were one wounded. And erson, with the Thirty-eighth in fantry, en route 70 Lipava, struck the insurgents few miles south of Santo Tomas and drove them through Lipava to. Rosario. The enemy's loss was twenty dead i'd wounded, sixty Spanish prisoners wers liberated and twenty thousand dollars was secured. Schwan has liberated about 200 Spanish prison CTS which are now en route to Ma nila. Anderson's casualties yester- day were one man killed and two wounded. Wheaton's force is ac- lively operating in western Cavite and Batangia provinces. All i'm portant towns are held and there is constant patrolling. A great many Filipinos are returning to their homes, believed to be insurgent de- serters.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

The treasury department recently imposed penalty of $5O00 on a sea captain who took his ship into Balti- more without a bill of health from the European port whence he sailed.
 French military authorities are planning the creation of six railway regiments. The war in the Trans vaal has shown what an important part railway operations will play in all future conflicts.
 The Philadelphia Ledger ha: compiled a list of foot ball casual. ties during the past season. Il finds that eleven players have dieC of their injuries and thirty have been so seriously hurt as to prob ably leave the injuries permanent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

Senator Beveridge made bulls eye hit with public opinion with his speech on our Philippine policy, which he thoroughly endorses.
 Cotton has advanced so much in price that it seems probable that southern planters will get as much for their short crops as they gener ally did for large ones.
 The two proprietors of the Den yer Post were shot a day or two since by an attorney named Ander- son, It is thought that one of the men will die. .sdt
 A million new cotton spindles will tart work in South Carolina alone this year. As a tariff argu- ment this goes ahead of any amount of talk.
 The Cubans seem to have turned over new leaf since General Leon ard Wood became military governor of the island; they have quit sulk- ing and are helping to restore pros perity Cn the island.
 Aren't those.who credit Mir. Bryan with opening his..::campaign for the presidency, in Omaha, on Jackson Day, mistaken? We had been under the impression that his campaign had been open for about three years.
 Iowa does well to give Senator Gear a second term He is one of the republican wheel horses in con gress. who never plays to the gallery but Is always at his post when work is to be done.
 | The recent figures of the bureau of statistics show that trade is fol- lowing the flag in great shape. In spite of the war we have sold and bought more from the insular pos sessions than we ever did before.
 Thirty odd years ago it was argued that the confederates, il beaten, would have to be held as subject vassals. Well, they were beaten, but they are not held as vas sals. So it will be with the Fili- pinos.
 The fact that Lawton was killed only fifteen miles from Manila is oi no significance. Mosby was operat ing almost within sight of Wash. ington when Lee surrendered al Appomatox. Yet the war ended when the latter event took place.
 E. G. Siggers, patent lawyer Washington, D. C., whose ad ap pears in our columns, publishes g valuable Copyrighted book en- titled "How to Obtain Patent Caveat, Trade Mark and Copyright Protection. with Decisions in Lead iug Patent Cases" A copy will bt sent free to any address. zGs -'-- The Phenix Republican is urging the people of Phenix to make 2 move toward starting a summer re sort in Prescott. The editor of the JOURNAL MINER picked out an idea spot last fall for a place of thii kind and invited interested parties to go out with him to look at it, bul up to date the invitation has mol been accepted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

Jerome Copper Go, same on mine Verde dist.
 RP Bennett to H J Allen, deed one-half Jupetor mine, Squaw Peap dist.
 "A Provot to Wm A Clark, deed My Own mine, Verde dist.
 The Gold Exploiting Go of Amer ica of America appoint J D Wakely agent.
 F A Bashford to Maude NJ Cliff ford, bond for deed, $l0,000; Rebel mine, Big Bug dist.
 Nj D c Putnam aud L c Carrell locate Henry B Clifford mine. Big Bug dist.
 RB Houghton and James Maders locate Copper King mine, Agua FIia dist.
 Isaac T Stoddard files affidavit of assessment work on mines, Agua Fria dist.
 W c Hanson and H z Chappell to A J Pickrell. deed, $500; two thirds of Little Kid mine, Hassay- ampa dist.
 c B Warren to D L.. Robinson, deed, $50; oDe-fourth of Old Timer mine, Weaver dist.
 MP Hawley to F G Hummer and M s Burhans, deed, $500; one lot and 10 feet of lot in Prescott.
 Geo L Fisher to N B Noble, deed; two-thirds of six mines, Black Hills dist.
 N R Noble and wife to Louis S Fainter, deed; same property.
 Wm Turnbeaugh and wife to John Lawler, mortgage, $500; land in twp 16, nr3e.
 Art Moorman and Sam Foran To- cate two mines. Agua Fria dist.
 Goodfelowship.
 The goodfelIowship that on every hand is manifested in the city of Prescott is one of the highly pleas ant features that at once must re- commend itself to the new conner. Up and down the entire rounds of the social ladder safe and respect able footing is gained if one will sim ply do his share in showing him. self worthy. No matter what the vocation that prompts one to walk the streets of Prescott and inter mingle with those who constitute the rank and file the sojournsr need entertain no fears of that frosty at mosphere that too often character Izes the peculiar environment of the east. The pocket book of New York or the long genealogy of the old bay state are happily not the prime requisites of Arizona friendship, for it is given here to stand upon per soual worth-in other words who is the man?
 And indeed what is there that at once dismantles one completely of any sense of restraint and places him so eminently at ease as to be met with an expression of interest that smacks of genuine frankness? What heart cannot beat with a swlfter pull sation that has been swelled and cheered by that broad sympathy that Is born of the freedom of the west? The narrow grooves that are won't to cramp and circumscribe the thoughts and actions of our older states and force them to be slibser- vient to long cherished precedent find no peace here; these were boldly shaken of by the vanguard of those brave men, broad minded and heroic who were the soldiers Of progress in that splendid winning of the west
 And what incentive could be more inspiring than t, find hero room for growth. Here where individuality is not dwarfed into insignificance but is cultivated and asserted where independence is the main spring of assertive action and cant and in | ISpJSiOD mn knOkyn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

teen of which are situated as BzsAss, eight at Solomon Spriags z29 sss11 at Barrett
 A few bars of balllon (ws sAzng 1 duoed by this company, srs 1sl.z shipped east for assay P1zRos& Cd they contain gold and SilssE a Hal4 as copper. When tie azssEs sle completed some of tAesa sa@Rlee will be placed OR exhibltSoa in tAe' eompany's office in New Yeek Aa1 BostOn.-COpper SltuassOa-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

SDining station
 California Limited passes Ash Fork Thurs days, Fridays, Saturdays and Mondays. Chirago Limited passes Ash Fork Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Through tickets to all points in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
 CONNECTIONS: Jerome Junction with U. V. & P. Ry for Jerome; P. & E. Junction with P. & l. K. R. for Huron and Mayer; Mayer with stage to Crown King and other mining points. Prescott with stage lines for all the principal mining camps; Con gress Junction with stage lines for Con gress, HArqua HAla, stanton and YarneIl; Hot Springs Junction with tie c. C. II. S. &I. Co.,, for Castle Greek Hot Springs. the all-year round health resort; Phe1ix with the M < P. t B. R. V. R. R. R. fur points on the s. P. system-
 H. P. ANEWALT,
 General Pass. Agt.
 Prescott. Arizona. VIM. SOLOMON. City Ticket Agent,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
WOMEN AND kDUcAFmG

There are S4o women Sa tAs Uai- versity of Illinois this year. @0rs tAAa ever before
 Vassar has Sss new students. xa1 tAe number who dropped out Is s2A1er than usual
 The number of women ar tAe tea universities of Prussia. Rer6a. 8cRa. Breslau. GOttineen. Greifswal&. ha-Ae. Kiel. Konigsberg. Na<ourg and N1nsaer has increased trcn TIT 2 1S9<-s co IA in lSsGE
 1.I sine retarneI sAss @ora- ing from visit so his S2ass Mara mines. He put man to wcEk ca the mines. When he lsft tAers lAse summer he left quite a t0e 0f SaP- plies on hand and was saEprfseo oa his return to find that O2lx aocst seventy-6ve per cent of tAs2 As1 been stolen. He says that f tAsF had been left under similar coaEzS- tions in Chicago for that pezsoa "a time not only would they all A4Es been stolen but the docrs Aa8 ss.- dowS of the house n Wh1eA tAeF were in would have saxsrsS tAa same fate.
 Ed. Congrovs of Crown~1 ki.A has gone east for brief vnsaG
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
woman's Christian Temperance Union

I he JuURNAL-MINER has just pub lished in pamphlet form the minutes of the eleventh annual convention of the Arizona Woman's Christian Temperance Uuion, which was held at Phenix, Arizona, October 26. 1899. The catalogue is especially we'll ar ranged, containing the officers of he organization of which Mrs. Otis Of Prescott is president, as we'll as the superintendents of departments and the presidents of the counties, and Mrs. Frances Willard Munds, of Prescott, is the corresponding sec rotary. The address Of Mrs. A. B. Buckley is printed in full and Is replete with good things and en- couragement to the organization.
 Under the minutes If the confer ence of the union one may get all idea of the work being done over the territory and particularly in the larger towns and cities. Prescott, Flagstaff, Casa GIande, Tempe, Phenix and others " re reported upon al length Which were consid- oloi hlSHlf ldFoihDie anu FucuuIdS ing to the cO-workprS.
 The constitution and bylaws ale carefully formulated and compiled herein, making pamphlet of twenty odd pagrs, very neat, carefully ar ranged and comprehensive ill the field 1t covers. Although only z reference is made in this notice it i: hoped Una: all interested in the work throughout the territory vii avail themselves of the privilege o examining his report.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

With the new year all the official clocks in France mark the hours from 1 to 24, starting at midnight the old system of 1 to 12 a. m. and to 12 p. m. being abandoned.
 The failure of patent medicine manufacturer H. H. Warner, with liabilities of $2.319,027 and no as sets is a tribute to the efficacy o his nostrum in "cleaning out" fel- low.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

CONNECTIONS AT JEROME JUNCTION Train No. connects with SFP&P No, 8 for Prescott
 Train No connect with SFP&P No. from Prescott. Phenix and all points sOuth- Train No 8 connects with SEPdP No. for Prescott. Phenix and all points south Train No f connects with SFP&P No. from Ash Fork and all points east, west and north. Train No. connects with SFP&P No. fOI Ash Fork.
 Train No. connects with SFP&P No. 8 from Ash Fork
 Trains Nos, 5 and are freiSht trains, Passen- gers cannot rely upon them, but they will be gwen best accommodations possible
 R. H. G. MINTY,
 General Passenger AgeEt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
islsExa4a fsesae fsssesaeaseAis9s
no Hest kerosene.

Fill to within one-half inch of the top an ordinary coffee cup with the oil; place the cup in a milk or other shallow pan of very hot water; inn merse the bulb of a Fahrenheit thermometer in the oil. When the oil attains a temperature of 90 de- gIees hold a lighted match even with the top of the cup over the oil. Continue this operation until the oil emits gas and takes fire. The lowest degree of temperature at which the oil does so is the fire test. The hali-inch space is for the gas to accumulate. The gas only flashes and ignites in the open cup, but in an inclosed vessel, like a lamp bowl, will explode, scattering the burning oil in all directions.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
MT. surmister.s Surprise Party.

The presentation. on Wednes, lay night. hy the m ,lul..Ns nf the Bash ford Bnrnieter company, to R. H. Burmister, formerly manager Of that company, of gold headed cane. mention of which was briefly made in the last issue Of the JOURNAL MINER, was very pleasant affair. The employees of the above com pany went in body tu the residence of MT. Burmister, where the pre- sentation was made. The presenta- ton speech was made by H. D. Aitken, in an appropriate and feel ing manner. Although taken com pletely by surprise in the matter MT. Burmister responded very felic- itously, accepting he l. ken of their regard and est e.;., iii lhr spirit in which it was tendered, saying it would be treasured by him very highly.
 The cane was appropriately in scribed, with the recipients initials and as having been the gift of tbe employees. After the presentation .he evening was very pleasantly spent in a social manner by all.>
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
ODD MENTION.

In certain parts of Africa crOcodiles, toads and spiders are eaten.
 Over three-ffths of the mail of Des Moines, Ia., was collected last year from the boxes on street cars.
 In Berlin the pawnshopis royal and philanthropic institution. Any profit that is made is spent oD charity.
 Painted coffee beans are among the latest curiosities of the adulterated food market. Inferior beans are colored with burnt umber and made to look like the finest Mocha. They are described as ''shiney brown outside, yellow inside and tasteless."
 In Tasmania the trade in axes and saws has been almost entirely monop- ofized by Americans. It is now the in tention to carry on international cep- petitions between teams of axmen and sawyers, using British and American tools, with the object of proving which country manufactures the best imple- ments.
 A rose grower of Kezanlik, the valley of roses, in Bulgaria, is reported to have grown an azure blue rose. Blue is by no means a common flower color and though tours de force in flower col bring produced by artificial selection are not generally admirable, this blue rose should be thing of beauty, and it: no,a1+,- isSRuxaA Anl 0oxnxnonfAiA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

THE JOURNAL MINER will be contln- l ued until ordered stopped. Bills are sent out regularly about the expiration of a years subscription, and subscribers are re- quested to pay the same as promptly as possible. Subscribers who desire the paper topped at any time are urgently requested send notice to this office and pay up the Inonnt due.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

FCHE ARIZONA JOURNALrMINERi is l published every day in the year except Sundays and legal LohdaYs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

Entered in the Postofice at Prescott as sec
 ond class matter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17

WANTED Several persons fer district office managers in this territory to represent me in their own and surrounding counties: Willing to pay yearly $500. payable weekly. Desirable employment with unusual opportunities. Ref srences exchanged. Encloee self addreesed
 stamped envelope s A. Park, 320 Caxton build ing, Chicagp- 12-13w16t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-01-17
Notice of Stockholders, Meeting.

Notice of Stockholders Meeting. Notice is hereby given that the annual meet ing of the stockholders of THE OCTAVE GOLD MINING COMPANY, will be held at the principal office of the company in the city of Prescott. Arizona, on TuS sday. the 3th day of February, 1900, at ten o'clock a. m-. for the purpose of electing directors. in- creasIng the capital stock of said corporation. and for the transaction of such other usiness as may properly come before the meeting.
 Prescott, Arizona. Jan. II. 1900.
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