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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19


 oy fire Wa msght say zhs has under
 gens the ordeal by fire.
 OUR though that carries with sCoURGED il the assumption that SISTER She has coms out of ,t
 slowing. but triumph ant We know thai this is So: that though every business hotis, and home ID Prescott were in ashes. Prescott would suH remain. Tine town did mol consist of wood and brick and stone ana iron and giass. but mainly of the H'l'infiab,e will cf the men and the sons Of men who braved the deserv and 'he ArachF7'. more terrible than mil ion dollar fire. No such stroke as this hsn ever been laid on an Arizona town. Tn comparison with it. cons,d. ring wealth and Iopulation. the great Ch- oaso nre was an Insignificant blaze. for litue is lcst of Pr5sc,tr but it's homes. pn 'e7nnd thought. there is nothing of any town but its homes. and without homes there can be no town or city. This hrs could not have occurred at 2 more p-opf,ious time for whoi,ssl- destruction. Prescott was ia that period of transition between village and city. There Was no longer reliance
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
BELLIES AS BARMAIDs.

II ls quite possible that the twentieth century bridegroom will not boast % much of the biscuits as of the mint juIeps that his mother used to make. if we are to judge from the many bar iHl- plements that have place among the silver presented to up-to-date brides Our grsndmothers would he surprised EI the array of straiueTss shakers. fasks. and corkscrews that are cousid- cred correct nowadays as offerings in place of the inevitable butter knives and pickle jars of yore- A few years ago May Irwin introduced as a feature of one of her plays the mixing of an actual gin-fizZ upon the stage. and Clyde Fitch has his heroine in The Cowboy and the Lady" compound a cocktail in view of the audience. The modern girl learns how To mix drinks with the accuracy and deftness of q professional. The Long island summer colonies have some rare experts in this new feminine art. and some of the side boards are provided with ornate equip ments made especially for women's handling g.-Philsdeiphis Inquirer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
JoURNAL-M1NERs WANTED

The Journal-M Miner failed to save it's nies of papers from the recent con nasfetion- Subscribers having copies on hand Of any date either of daily or weekly wfiT confer a favor by send Ing them to Us. It Is hoped that our friends will heed this request and that each one Wfli take it as a personal re- quest to himself as the receipt Of number of paPr of even miscellane- ous date win be Of great service 10 the paper.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
REcoRpER ANp orHERs.

- " - s6E FNfE - N| NHNsTNNs Notice Is hereby given that the un- dersigned will not be responsible for any debts against the following named mining claims whiie the same are be- ing wcfked under bond and lease. vlE Recorder. Pierce. Dream. Pt 'ss. e. @, Dvminion, Confidence. Donnaxetta and Outlaw. located in Castle Greek district. Yavspal county. Arizona.
 J F wAGoNER.
 ikgEs MASON
 THOMAS CAMPBELL.
 EMMA CAMPBELL.
 HOMER CAMPBELL. wagoner. Aria. Oct. H.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest aud miEhtiest l''tle thing that ever was made Is Df. kings New Life Pills Every pill Is sugar-coaied globuIe of health. that changes weak ness into strengtA. lstlessness into en- ergy. brain-fag Into mental pow er. They're wonderful in building up the health Only zsR psr box. Sold ny Elvey & Hulett
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
WISE MAN.

My husband" said Mrs. Perkasie. lis not a man of push"
 Isn't he?' replied Mrs. Gazzam.
 No. he isn't. He absolutely refuses to navigate the lawn mower."-Detroit Free Press,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
CONTEST NOTICE.
pepsrtmeuf cf the Interior.
 United States Land Onc.

Iiepartmeuf cf the Interior
 United States Land Office
 Prescott. Arizona. July lt. Ieoo
 A suniofeDt contest notice having been filed in thIs office hy John cre,. lin. contestant. against hornestesa an try No. les7. made January 30 tsos Tor Sls NWh and NA swE. sec,,on 10. township "a N. range 2 W. by charles J. Ames. contestee. in which |, ls alleged that said Charles | Am.s has wholly abandoned for more ,har one year prior 10 the date hereof. the said land and has wholly failed ,o cul. tiVate' improve or live and reside or said land for more than one year next prior to the date hereof. said nartias are hereby notified to appear. respond and ofter evideuce touching said aI- legation at 10 o'clock a. m. on satur- day. August iS before the rrris,e, and receiver at tho United States I.,a ofiic@ in Prescott Arizona.
 The said contestant having. in a rro- per affidavit, filrd July I4. 1900 ,et forth facts which show that after ans diligence. personal service of tb,. no tice cannot be made. it is hereby or- dered and directed that such notice be given due and proper publication
 FREDERICK A. TRIrLE, JR
 Register First publication July iS w
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19


 Enterprise lode-On she north hx Fla. Norfte and Tidal Wave Iodcs of this sur Ney' on the east by Garfield lode of this survey on the west and south. none.
 'srneid-On the north by Iron- c'aa and Favori,e lodes of this survey. on the west by Enterprise lode of this survey; on the east and south. none
 tidai Wave-on the east by Fayorita lode os this survey: on the south by Fn. 'erprise lode of this survey: on in. north and west. none.
 FaNorite-On the north Ar,xor, Chief lode of survey No. I,ss q n rI- iS et a', claimants: on the east bv i'Vhcad lode cf this survey: on inc west by Tidal Wave lode of this survey. Vh the south by Enterprise and Gart,eld losits of this survey lronclad--on the north hv tro-,,. Ioue cf this survey and Arizona ,.h,s, 'pue' survey No. 14e2. c. O. Ellis. a, aI eiahhants; on the east. none. cr ,h. "VSt pS raVor1te lode of this s,,r~sv. Vn une south by Garfield lode of ,h,s Fortune-on the north hv cs NtHaNlt NeOtN. SurNpg Nn " - o' Ellis. et al. claimants: n, ons east. none; on the west. Ar,zon. .. a",,i iote' survey No. its2. c. O. Ellis
 s|, claimants; on the south bv Iron. ''ad lode of this survey.
 LEDGES riSe-ihe course and length ,, edge on the Enterprise clalyn ,s - pe'sed 'o be from the south center sn, 70 <, the north center end 1900 fec, Tq,a cad. 'eh'er q the | "arneid-The course an,i lepv,h us 'eage on the Garfield claim ss ,,,,,,,, ne south center end to the north c.n pings. pS crop iidai Wsve-The course and l.n .ne ledge on the Tidal Wave cls,r, rom south center end to north csn,a. nd. 1900 feet. ' h'er ha Sll'-lhe ,asnlhe course and length of ''' 'euse on the Favorite claim Is from
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
MINE WARNING NOTICES.
REBEL MINE

Notice Is hereby given that the un- dersigned Is the owner of the Rebel mine. located in Big Bug mining dts trfct. and that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted for labor or otherwise against said mining claim by parties working the said Rebel mine under lease. bond or otherwise.
 MRS. F. A. BASHFoRD.
 Prescott. Arizona. Dec. 1. 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
CROOK MINE.

Notice Is hereby given that the un- dersiEned are owners Of the groop of mines known as the 'Crook" ia Crook canyon. Hsssaysmpa mining district. Ysvspai county. AriEops. and tha, 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 5. 1888
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19

The annual meeting of tne .s,... holders of the Crowned kins Co, will be held at 10 ociesA X on Wednesday. July IS. "" .,s.., company'S office in FSiinhurs' , for the purpose of electine '. z rector and trsnsacting any business which may properly fore such meeting.
 Dated July l2. 1900. sy.
 td JAMES Nj. TAYLVn'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19

the south center end to ,h. ter end. i5eo feet. Ironcisd-Course and ,... ledge on the Ironclad lods south center end to the ,...s nc end. iseo feet. traeeable hv a Fortune-Course and - ledge of the Fortune lcds s. south center end to th, - end, lseo feet trscrable D, ss 's Noticss of the location ss ,s ing claims are recorded ia ,. records of Yavspai couu,s follows sa Enterprase. book 6 mlse. Garfield. book S of mln.. Favorite, hook Ss of min. Ironchsd. book s2 of min.s Fortune. book s2 ef m,.ss Tidal Wave. book ss of m,,.. f7s.
 Any and all persons ,h. verseiy any portion of the ..s prise. Garfield. Fayors. Forum and Tidal Wave - - or surface ground. are r.ew-s their adverse claims win = of the United states land us,. !. cott. Yavspsi county. Terri-.,,- ' ,. . \
  Iona, during the sixty da,s =. publication hereof. or tkeg -~ barred bN virtue of the rra,,'. the statute.
 FREDERICK A TRlTx N
 R.<
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
NOTICE FOR PuBLIcAr'os
Unreh s,ates Land 0f

United States Land
 Prescott. Arizona. June A
 Notice is hereby given that me i-. ing named settler has fiied no'As her intention to make final prcoi k claim. and that said proof made before the register and TT ', st Prescott. Arizona, on Fricas. M ,. 1900. viz; Mrs. Carrie Mervia ow and heir cf Geo. W. Creasnsas ' ceased. for the x r Of SW ' z 70, Twp. II. \. R. : W.
 She names the following wi'ns prove her continuous residetU of said land. vis' .t \. A Moore. q. W. Neat Carter. all of Walnut Grove. - and S r.. Fuller. of Prescott. A
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE
 First publication June q.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
RIG RIG SHELTER

Notice is hereby given that the Ari- Eona Eastern ( Montana Smelling Ore Purchasing and Development com pany has leased the Boggz mines. smelter and pipe line and that the un- derssgned will in no way be responsible for debts contracted in operating the same.
 COMMERCIAL MINING co.
 J. s. Douglass. Agent. Oct sT. 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
First puelIcatIon July ls
NOTICE FoR PuRLIcA.las

NOTICE FOR PUBLIcAsfG Land office al Prescott. Arrel
 Apra i Sl Notice Is hereby given that 's lowing named settler has hlsz of his intention to make final P'sh support of his claim and that sA will he made before the registsr sM eeiver at Prescott. Arizona. e 2l, 1900. viz: William Rudy. q Valley. Arizona. for the WA SEt ' SEis. sec g. township l3 nortA 2 { west. He names The following witnesr prove his continuous residsars and cultivation of said land viE Grant Carter. Charley cartsf. 2 stepp, William siepp. all of kksp|l Arizona. FREDERICK A. TRITLE M
 Rsrsz First publication June "a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
EARLY FROST.

The first dash of cold water in the faces of the returning delegates from Kansas City came in the shape of the news that the betting was three 10 one on Mckinley.-Chicago Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
BELCHER. sHYJoCK. STORM
 CLIFF. ETC.

bELCHER. SHYDOCK. 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 neithsr the owners of said properties. nor in. properties themselyes. win he. in any way. liable for any contracts or expen- ses Tor labor material or supplies. or Tor anything whatever. This notice refers to she Belcher mine. in Biz Bug mining district. the shylock. storm Clin and Storm Cloud mines in Black Hills mining district. and the Eighty Eight mine in Harper mining district HUNTER N. MERIwETHER.
 For the Owners. January IS. 1860 Iv
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
NIGHT HAWK. EFT AT

9NIoIII N. ET AL.
 The undersigned. owner of the Nigh, Hawk White Hawk. and Scottish Chief mining claims. and Night Hawk mill site. situated in Pine Grove dis,rlc, favspsi county. Arizona. having bond. cd the same will not be responsible for any debts contracted against sa,s property during the life of said bond.
 JAMES MARSHALL. Prescott. Arizona. Feb. 1, 1900
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
HOMESTEAD MINE

Notice Is hereby given that the Homestead mine. located in the Walker mining district. is now being worked under a bond, and that the under signed. owner of said mine. will not be responsible for any labor. accident or debts of the same which may accrue during the period of said bond.
 FRED ZoBEL. Prescott. AiiEona. Jan. $. Isco.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
First publication Mas .. lss Y
MINERAL APPLIcATsos r

United astes LanA os ! Prescott Arizcna, Iuiy l,,'' "
 Notice is hereby gwen slus !. smith. whose post oface adar.w tave. Arizona, has made s,ss. for a United States patent tc <. ss arsct placer mining clam. -.l survey No.i3sS. situate h Wave Ing district. In the county es r,,| 's Arizona, and which is nor "a. q iariy described as follows:
 Beginning at the north vss euu. said Cataract location. bsinx eulrs l. which is also north east esr~ Homestake lode. patented as surveyl. where granite ssn. 2i inches set one foot in krBasd marked c. No 1-i26s, and ca s,.'' side marked IT. No. 4-l9A ss No. [ said Homestake lode L Rt No. lisa W. D. bears north h min. west s524 feet. Thence srs deg. % min east i2l0 feel 10 essss 2. cut a for corner polns ana 2-iesS. alongside of which monument os stones 2x2 fset and 2.5 feet high. Thence soulh c east soo feet to corner No. ! q.r monument of stones sx2 feet 2 aa high. a granite stone sxiexa z set on foot In Erouns M marked C. No. 3-iesS. Thens 2 SS deg % min west i2te feet b "A No [. where a granite stone ks incres Is set one foot h p Thence north tS min west sN i corner No. i. the place of bsrz survey of exterior boandaries
 AREA. Ares of Cataract placer. I6E E E Less area in conflict with
 Commodore survey No.
 i2S9 (not ciaimedl ........ @ 5 Net area of Cataract placerlAssi r| The notice herein is givea sz reason that entry No. 5s2 sure iSSS. was re-epened and re-inxizs tA 10 said Cataract plscer eaf authority of letter from the Ers missioner os the general asa z 7. dated Iung ssA LRoa-Ga- sha. -Essls.sA E receiver at Prescott. Ari1ona.
 This claim Is located on unsH land approximately in T. 10, NRi In Weaver mining district fEl. Ii county. Arizona. and the 1czrH % tice thereof Is recorded in bal mines at page ste reco73z county of Yavapai. Arizona
 The claim IS bounded on the s,e the Commodore lode survey Sa Q the west by HOEnestake part M survey No. IssS.
 No other adjoining claims hen T Any and all persons holding asd claims 10 the above descFlsE are required ,o present the Ras fore this office within ss days first publication hereof or thsy H barred by virtue of the prgvisiaz the Uniter States statutes
 FREDERICK A. TRITix 2 H
 Rsp First publication July ll
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19

our sister Of the Pines has been tried oy ire. Wa mssht say zhs has under
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19

,.. nhins al corner No. 1. identical "hh corner of the location and ,,.,,,. corner No. of the IroncIad lode of ,nis
 ssI .Ney' a quartsite stone I7xloxs i'm ches Is set inches in the rroun, chiseled i-i4e3-F.. with ,o,,.,, stone feet st base. IT, fec, h,.S
 whence U. <. NJ. NJ. No. 2 P MD pears north SS deg 5s min eas, asss ,,.'. instant No other bearings avail
 Thence north s2 deg Is min w.s, ,oo rect to corners and { of tine Gsrea,S and Enterprise Iodes. resne,,,,vaI,' 'u this survey. Same course aoo ,s., the south end cester on ,oo of ,,S,'' " identical with the location sa course lo feet io the north side cen,sr .. Ss sne enterprise lode of this survey same course 900 feet to corner No identical with the corner of th. ,e .lon and with corner No. 1 of inc T,,daI Wave lode of this survey.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19

First publication July IS. w
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-07-19
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

First publication June q.
The oasis., 1900-11-24

tract with the vestry of the church, which expires the middle of the month of February, 1901 MT. Cree will re- turn to his home in England which he left three years and half ago to ac- cept the rectorship of Christ Church. MT. Cree made his decision known to the vestry several days ago and special meeting was called to consider the matter. It's understood that the vestry strongly urged on MT. Cree to reconsider his resolution as he has been very successful in Mexico and the church has made wonderful pro- gress while under his charge. MT. Cree stated that his reasons for Ieav- ing were entirely personal ones and that he desired to return to Eogland a. he thought that he had been away as long a time as he wished.
The oasis., 1900-11-24
AcrossTHH BOIxDHf~

YuCatan which n0unuereu not iSuk at ProQre SO, there were 209 Yaquis, consisting principally of women, chil' dren and old men. These families were being sent to work upon the diff ferent haciendas of the neighborhood of the state.
 Mexican Herald: The Mexico Jup- iter Steel Company, of Tampico, Mex ico, and Pittsburg, Pa., was recently incorporated with capital of s5OO,OOo and is soon to commence the erection of plant at Tampico. The company is making preparation to send out for bios for it's many requirements.
 Mexican Herald: A picnic compos- ed of large number of Americans visited Nativitas, near Churubusco, on Sunday, where there is plentiful supply of running water. The party amused themselves fishing from sm i.l canoes of the native, who have lately been making a good living out of the tourists who have begun to frequent the place in increasing numbers.
 Two Republics: By the official re- port of late. census of Monterey, the city contains 72. .25O souls. This is in- deed a magnificent showing. lnci- dently may be noted the continued ascendency of the male populati' D oyer.thst of the female, the former being represented by 36,265, the latter 35,955. An increase of P per cent. or in the aggregate l5,S67 in half de- cade.
 Mexican Herald: Last Sunday there was fiesta of the picnic kind organ ized by a number of the principal fam- flies of the town Of Xochimilco. They all went to the picnic grounds on horses, mules and burros, with the exception of the bicycle brigade who went awheel. ca their return to the town the festivities of the day were concluded with a ball at the house of one of the members of the excursion party.
 Fl Paso Times: Trading in fine cat tie is becoming an important business with the Mormons and ranchmen in the Casas Grandes country. A carload of fine bulls, about forty in number, went out on the Sierra Madre road for the Urmstun ranch at Casas Grandes last week and will be distributed over the ranch. The bulls are from the farms of the Pan Handle of Texas. The cars of fine bulls, which were raised near Casas Grandes are destin' ed for the ranches O. central Mexico. The ranchmen cf the section began improving their cattle several years ago and are able to supply the market to some degree all over the republic
 Mexican Herald: Several of the in terior Mexican papers have called at tention within the past few weeks, tc the fact that the Chinise are becom ing quite factor in the mining dev elopment of Mexico. Already they may be found in great many of tht mines in the country, and there is disposition on the part of many of tht managers of mines in Mexico to em ploy all the Chinese labor obtainable It is stated by Western papers that two of the largest mining con cerns of Chihuahua are thinking O sending to China for laborers enougl to do ali the work of their mines tha can be entrusted to them, which II practically Dinety-five per cent. It il pointed out that the Chinese max excellent laborers aud do not requir
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09
ABOUT LABOR
The Official Report to
Washington.
Succinct Statement of Conditions of
Labor in Hawaii, by Wray
Taylor.

Following is the continuation OF the
report Of the conditions of labor in
Hawaii by the secretary of the bureau
of immigration, Mr.. wray TAYLOR.
which was officially transmitted TO
Washington, under date of December
8, 1899, by the Special Agent of the
United States at Honolulu, Mr.. Sewall.
Examinations are Made.
In order to guard against the intro
duction of physically feeble and in
capable men, each male immigrant is
examined by a qualified medical man;
in Japan, for the protection of the com
pany; and again in Honolulu for the
benefit of the planter. Any ailment
sufficient to incapacitate a man for la
Dor or which might reasonably be
pleaded as probable excuse for idleness.
or which at any time may be expected
to deprive the employer of service,
is cause for rejection. The rejected
one, II in Japan, of course is not shipp-
ed. III in Honolulu, and the ailment is
durable, he is sent to a hospital and re-
ceives treatment; if incurable but able
to do light work. he is assigned to light
easy employment. II incurable and in
capable he is returned to his home.
All this at the expense of the immi-
grafton company.
Now we will suppose the immigrant.
single or married, to have fulfilled the
legal requirements of his own country.
to have safely run the gauntlet of
medical inspection and examination
and together with his compatriots to
have taken steerage passage on a large
steamer, the accommodations neither
better nor worse, neither more nor less
limited than most of this class. 1t is
true there is not much privacy. A
sleeping platform; water enough for
limited additions; food, good enough
and ample enough to ward off COM
plants; and after a generally comfort
able voyage to have landed at Quar-
antine Island with his trunk or basket
and bundle. his little all.
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civilization and morals any more than
other corporations. True. Il Is. that
influences in these directions are often
present and have marked effect in GER
tain directions. Upon the coolie class
Of Chinese the effect Is not perceptible.
Upon the japanese IL Is shown in the
adoption OF any means that promise
an increase in money and personal i'm
portance. Upon the European. the full
effect is marked in steady progress to-
ward anglo-saXon ideals.
Respectfully Yours.
WRAN TAYLOR.
Secretary Bureau OF immigration.
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Filters.

for time me- but you your life by "
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-09

Did you see the report in the
Advertiser" Of February 18th,
regarding filtration OF water for
cities? 1t shows that there is
much sickness in places where
unhltered water is used. Homo
lulu has no filter system and
ut you can save your life by at
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THE WAR AND ITS ECHOES

CONTINUED from Page -
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road to Colesburg at I o'clock al night
we heard someone on the road. and
we crept on and on until we got with
in fourteen yards OF them. ana We
made charge and captured four OF
the Dutchmen and fifteen head OF cat
tie and two carts OF hav"