Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume], July 14, 1897, Image 3

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BE CITY AND COUNTY
I usy Items From Oar Own Tow an
SanoMtllag Country.
From Wed no Jay's Dally.
Ill
jje!! Weaver "played tho devil"
the grotesque pnrnuu.
rru. nl seaside excursion over
the S. F. V. & P- railroad will take
dace tomorrow. Tho train will
reach Prescott about 10.80 tomor
row. Parties goiug on this traiu
jeach kos Augolea in time for break
fast on Friday.
'Mrs. A. J. Knoblock came in from
bmme this morning aud will leave
or California ou tomorrow a oxcur-
iion.
A little son of N. Effron had a
UirrOW escapu tuis uiurmuK uum
rery serious injury. He attetuptod
to get on the tongue which coupled
two freight wagons together when
.be was jolted off and a wheel of the
trail wagon passed over his thighs.
The wagon was empty aud the
wheel struck a stone in front of the
boy's legs which relieved the weight
from his limbs.
The residence of Rev. H. A.
Thompson of Peoria, Maricopa,
county, was burned ou Monday
morning, July 5.
Die down to the cause of rour
sickness, if you want to get well
and stay well. Most likely it's indi
gstion. The irritating poisons of
Fermenting, putrid food, left in the
ache, neuralgia, nervousness, dizzi
ness, stomach ache, nausea, irrita
bility, and all the other well known
symptoms of indigestion.
They also cause many pains and
disorders which are often Jaid to
other causes, aud hence are not
euily cured. But as soon as the
poisons are removed, all these symp
toms and disorders disappear, be
cause there is uolhing left to cause
ihm. Nothine succeeds iu this like
Shaker Digestive Cordial, because it
prevents the undigested food from
fermenting in the stomach aud helps
the ttumacn to uigtst us ioou.
At druggists. Trial bottles 10
CMlB.
H. E. Donotan, who spent a few
weeks in Preacott in tho early spring
io quest of health died at his homo
m Piiepixtju Monday.
WANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL UEN OH
trosen to tritel for responsible established
fees la Arisoaa. Slrr flHO, payable SIS
r-jsklj tad expense. Position permanent
hreQM. tnciofu sdii-aoaresseu suunpeu on-
Tbe JtaUouai. but uauaiOK. (Jiicago.
aj7 UO-W
Fire train loads more of excur-
tiooists passed oyer the Santa Fo
Pacific railroad today, en route to
California, making a total of thirty
to train loads in all. A
gentleman who cnme iu yesterday
states that the trains are loaded
downer it h passeugers to their full
eat capacity.
The Dudea and O. K.'s ran a hub
and hub hose cart race last evening
for a purse of $25, wbch was won
by the Dudes.
N. C. Shekels ami Geo. P. Har
riugtoucaine in from the Crowned
Xing iniiie yesterday.
V. H. Bank, formerly superi
ntendent of th Harqua Hala mines,
isla town, aud thinks or casting Ms
lot in this section. Ho has rectmtly
returned from Australia, whom ho
spent several mouths as manaor
for an Euglish compaut, and ho
may be able to induce ihom in
roat in this county.
A Mexican named Joso MemlfZ
was accidentally shot and killed at
Harrington's well, 25 miles east of
Tetnpe last Wednesday.
Major W. A. Rowe is in towu from
his Slate creek mining camp, being
his first vinifThere siuce leaving last
November, just after heariug the
rireturns from the election.
Born, near Prescott. Julv 5. to-
Mr. and Mo. Johu 0. Si nil, a
daughter. -
The bicycle float was on t ho si reoU
again last night, and elicited vory
much favorable comment for its
artistic design and excellent execu
tion. It was designed and made
voder the suDervision of Ed. Kast-
uki Buu cu. LiUl, anu cunaiuiy m
Hected credit ou them. Tbe float
was made by joining four bicycles
together, on which a frame covered
with a canopy was built. On this
Royal sake i the food pure.
wholesome and delicious.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
ROYAL SAUKO KDCH CO., MW VOSK.
frame beneath
the cauopy, were
the beautiful and
waieu lour oi mo urauuiut auu k-i-
handsomely dressed children of Mr.
and Mrs. James Gnffiu, and theN
float ws drAwn ltv four men seated
tandem bicycles. It was not
nn ir uniniiii lint liaainillll nnil nr.
lsfi
United States Marshal W. M.
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wuiiu r&uiu up uu una iiiuiuiia
u: i rt. i i i .i
uituu tauss court, wuicu pubvouuu
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vgbweui m xucson on rnuay
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Miss Helen Straniro. of Gilrov,
aujonua, arrived oh toUay s tram,
or a onei visit to frescoti wuu
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Herbert Brown, of the Tucson
mzrin. is a cnnuiuaio 101 ciorn ui
he d:strict court at Tucson- Mr.
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uan booAtiiA nf thn vrorlc Itself. Kverv
vuyijtuen savs so. ana inai ido oniy rcio-
aay is in. bulldlncr nn hv tstincr a trooa
twiiiv. UIUUU UUlUO( KUU A . II.
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uuumoqj dryo xouna reiifii ana cure in
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Sarsaparilla(
Tbs Odo True Blooa PurlHer. SI per bottla.
frepAredonly by (X I. Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
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At a nleetiug of tho board of con
trol yesterday morning, a resolution
was passed to proceed under au act
of the last legislature to tho com
pletion of the reform school build
ing at Flagstaff for its conversion
into a brauch insane asylum. Tho
act makes an appropriation of three
mills on tho dollar for this purpose.
That will amount to about $18,000.
Besides this there is S7,335.0S iu tho
reform school fund. Tho first step
of the board will be to got plans
and estimates. Republican.
C. M. Funston.oue of the stalwart
republicans of Coconino county, aud
one of the best newspaper uion iu
the territory, is in Prescott, serving
his couutry as a United Stategrand
juror.
Parties having girls to educate
should send for a catalogue of
Irving Institute, 1033 Valencia street,
Sau Francirco, California. This
school is equipped with a good
corps of instructors and has special
facilities for the care of youug la
dies, whero they are looked after
and provided with all the comforts
of a rofined home. Tho uext term
of this school will open on Monday,
August 2. About a dozen young
ladies of Prescott haveattei.ded tho
institution, from all of whom tho
best of recommendations can bo
obtained.
D. F. McGowau, of Cherrv creek,
won first money in yesterday's singlo
band drilling contest by sinking a
hole 17.5 inches in the fifteen min
utes. In a fishing excursion, on tho
ocean, near San Diego recently, out
of a party of eight, MissGurtio
Hale, of Prescott, did not get sea
sick ou the voyage. She succeeded
in landing ten barracuda ou the
trip, the largest of which weighed
uiue pounds.
Frad Curtis, a boy, 10 or 12 years
old residing ou Lynx Creek was in
town today to receive medical at
tention for a wound iu his face
made by a bullet. Tho lad claims
that a Mexican rode up to within a
few foot of him aud doliborately
drew a gun and shot him. The
wound is alight.
United States Attorney E. E. El
linwood came m on last night's traiu
and will leave on this evening's train
for Tucseu ou official busiuess.
A. Vor Mohr aud Judge J. R.
Russell, of Kingman, are iu town ou
United States court business.
Deputy Unitd States Attorney A.
M. Franklin is in towu on court
business.
John M. Compton, a gentleman
who has been connected with tho
Uiiiled Stales marshal's ofhee in
Tfiiiiipssoe for Ilmi vears. has beeu
otnplou;.! by United States Marshal
Grithth as his chiel deputy.
Fiom Thursday's Dally.
J. E. Wagoner, proprietor of tho
tho Castle crook stage line, is in
town ou court busiuess.
H. Lemon, the jeweler, went to
.California on today's excursion. 4
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Tho .tsar Irimr rn llf US f llftf lVPfWl;
XUD DIUWI vi.m.
Johnny Stillwoll and Thomas
Thompson came off at the race
track yesterday, ino corneal was
for $100 a side Tor roping aud tying
five steers. No admission foe was
charged and there was a very good
attendance. Stillwoll tied his first
steer in 1:17J, beiug the best time.
Stillwel. had trouble with his sec
ond steer, as the animal played hide
aud seek with him by jumping from
oue side of the fence to the other.
It took him 15 miuutes and 48 sec
onds to get this animal tied down.
Each tied four steers, the total time
beinir as follows: Stillwoll, 25:45;
Thompson, 7 :41i.
his Wa'
A. A. Moore is up from
nut Grove ranch.
DAvid Sinclair, of Yarnell, came
iu on this morning's seaside limitod
In tho capo of E. D. Parson, Jr. et
al. vs. E. Besly, judgment for plain
tiff was rendered on Saturday.
A. S. Clough will open one of his
store for tho sale of his fruits to
morrow. It is located on tho south
side of the plaza, and will bo in
charge of Charles Crocker. He ex
pects to open another place in a few
days, onMontezumastroet, opposite
tho JODRNAL-MINEH office.
Julius N. Rodenburg, who wilbo
well remembered as a Prescott
raised boy, returned today from San
Francisco to spend a short vacation
after au absence of ovor two yoara.
Ho has jumped into manhood aud
found it difficult for mauy of his
former friends and acquaintances to
recognize him.
D. 0. Moore, of Texas, is in Pres
cott, for a visit to his brother, J. D.
Moore.
Yesterday and today have been
tho warmost days of tho season.
There was a very slight sprinkle of
rain on Sunday aftornoon.
Wm. Zent'a Crowned King stage
office is located at Aitken & Robin
son's. Walter C. Brandon has gone to
Detroit, Michigan, for a visit.
A very pretentious and boastful
contemporary, which comes out
somi-occasionally, anrues that be
cause of tho infrequency of its ap-1
pearauce, its value as an advertising
medium is greatly enhanced. Now
if it would carry that lino of
argument out to a logical couulu-,
sion and only appear onco in a 3tfo
time, what a valuo there would bo
to its space. Its usefulness in other
respects would not bo materially
lessened either by such a change.
C. O. Cushman, representing
Sweet, Orr & Co., manufacturers of
pants, overalls and coats, was iu
town today and placed a large order
tiMfn T?A RMnk. Mr. Cushmau is a
cousiu of E.S. Clark, the Flagstaff
attorney.
Goo. W. Pittock, formerly with
tho Albuquorquo Citizen, has been
employed as traveling correspondent
and solicitor for tho Phonix Repub
lican. Henry Blumbach, a fourteon-yoar-old
boy" of Walnut creek, was pretty
badly gored by a cow rocoutly. One
horn entered tho boy's face break
ing tho nasal bone and frontal
bone aud cuttiug his lip and dis
figuring his faco prott- badly. Ho
has been under medical troatmout
from Dr. Miller and is getting along
all right.
Eugiueer DoWitt says ho hn.
plenty of water yot iu tho city's
well. He says ho is pumping about
100,000 gal lous per day.
W. G. Blakoly has been appointed
United States Court Commissioner
for Mohave county.
Hou. N. 0. Murphy aud F. W.
Morris Jr., go to Phonix on this
evening's train en route to Casllo
crook hot springs.
Mombors of tho Phouix gun club
mado a clean sweep of all tho choice
prizes at Flagstaff aud carried away
about half of them at Jerome.
Editor C. C. Randolph of the
Phonix Republican, will soon begiu
the erection of a Tesideuco in Pho-
uix.
"Wm. Zont, tho owner of the
horso known as the 'Man Eater,'
called at the Courier office last
night aud stated that tho horse rid
dou at tho race track Saturday last
was tho horso iu question. The
horso is known as one of tho most
savago of animals whon aroused."
Courier. Mr. Zont mado tho asser
tion on the grand stand ou Monday
that tho horse ridden on Saturday
was not tho horso known as tho
"Man Eater." Mr. Zont explained
to the Journal-Miner today that he
was mistaken in his assertion made
on Mouday ou tho grand stand.
That ho was absent from town on
Saturday, and tho horso had been
taken out bv his teamstor.
Governor Franklin yesterday is
sued a pardon for the purpose of re
storing John Mitchell to citizenship.
Mitchell was sontonco.l to two
years from Yavapai couuty for bur
glary. Ho stolo a diamoud iroiu a
lewd woman while iutoxicatod, but
returned it. ovoral potitious were
received by the governor to pardon
the man, and he was also strougly
recommended by tho suporinteiid
eut of tho prison. Mitchell's lime
would have oxpired today Gazette.
Arthur W. Robinson left today
for California.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank L. Wright
left on today'H excursion for Cali
fornia. Miss May Roberta of the
telophono central, accompanied
them for au outing.
United States Attorney Elliu
wood's mission to Tucson is to at-
Official facsimile f M4! Awarded
DR. PRICE'S
CREAM BAKING POWDER
WORLD'S FA!R,CHrCAG0,.S93
L. O. "Cowan and Joseph Pomber,
of Kingman, are registered at Hotol
Burke.
Tho caso of tho Territory vs.
Henry. Pierce has beeu on trial in
tho district court today. Tho de
fendant is charged with defacing a
brand.
Mr. aud Mrs. G. L. Myers, father
and mother of Frauk Myers, are oc
cupying tho rosidouce of Mi. aud
Mrs. Paul Johuaou Pleasant a veu no.
The couple are recent arrivals from
Beloit, Kansas.
Tho raiufall for Juue 23th, 29th
and 30th, as takeu at Whipple,
amounted to .83 of an inch. On
Wednesday aud Thursday of (his
week, July 7th and 8th, it amounted
to .92 of au inch, making an aggre
gate for the aeasou of 1.75 im-iics.
Sauta Fo Pacific officials have had
under consideration for some time
the construction of a steel dam in
Johmou's Catiyou, four in ilea from
Ash Fork, and "havo practically de
cided t3 make the experiment. Tho
iuvontor of the dam is au engineer
named Baiubridge, who will proba
bly superintend it erection should
it be fiually decided to construct it.
Tho advantage claimed for it is eco
nomy in ii a construction, as well &s
durability. A disadvantage ia prob
able leakage, caused by expansion
and contraction. It s thought that
this troublo cau be obviated, how
ever, by Mr. Baiubridgo's patent.
W. F. Gilstrap, tho typo member
of the Prescott Citizens' Baud, loft
for California this morning to take
a position on a paper at Bakers
field. The committee composed of En-
fliueora W. A. Drake, R.R.Coleman,
. C. Powers and J. F. Blandy wont
out this afternoon to inspect tha
proposed site of the proposed dam
for Prescott's proposed water sup
ply. City Eugiueor Fisher accom
panied the committee.
$400
DOt $200
00
Two San Francisco grocers Ring Bros, and T. Salomon
won $100.00 each because they sent the most yellow tickets
before June 15th.
But grocers and clerks can get more tickets than other
consumers; so we also paid $100.00 each to the two persons
named below :
Mrs. Wm. Funk, Wianemucca, Nevada, 13a tickets.
Mrs. L. During, 819 Bryant Street, San Francisco, 72 tickets.
Mrs. During got a number of friends in San Francisco
and near by (one keeps a boarding house) to give her their
tickets ; and she used the tea herself.
By the way, she uses Schillings Best baking powder and
extracts too bad she doesn't know how good Schillings Best
spices aref But she says the extracts and baking powder
are wonderful.
A woman in Stockton, who keeps a restaurant, came very
near getting a prize. She deserves one for -supplying her
customers such good tea.
Better read our advertisements every day some contain
suggestions how to win the prize.
By the way, grocers can't compete for the two $150.00 prizes offered for this
most yellow tickets in one envelope between June 15th and August 31st. ll.y
etm, however, compete for the $ 1000.00 prize. B 4
SCHILLING'S BEST TEA SAN FRANCISCO
tend tho oxecution of Philip Lash
ley, which is to take place tomor
row. Tho law requires tho locu
tion to be iu tho presenco of the
United States attorney or his assist
ant.
The board of supervisors are send
ing out numerous citations to par
ties to ahow cause why their assess
ments should uot bo raised.
Wm. Gwynn has roturned from
his trip to Mexico and has takeu a
position again with the S. F. P. &
P. under Chiof Engineor W. A.
Drake.
E. W. Heaton, representing Til
man & Bendel, wholesale grocors of
San Fraucisco, is paying his first
visit to this section of Arizona in
tho intorests of his firm.
From Fndy'a Dally.
Rov. and Mrs. H. A. Brown arrivod
on tho noon train today aud are
domiciled in Mrs. Cotton's residonco
in rooms formorlv occupied by Pfif.
Ostrom and family.
Fred. Maronoy lias boen adjudged
insano aud committod to the iusauo
asylum. Ho iraaginos himself pos
sessed of untold woalth, a really
harmless and apparently pleasant
hallucination.
Thoro was not a singlo arrest mado
in Prescott during the eutiro four
days' celebration.
Miss Mary Olivor, agod 25 years, a
nieco of A. G. Oliver, diod at Will
iams on Wednesday, July 7. The
romains woro brought to Prescott
for burial, tho funeral occurriug this
forenoon.
Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Moany and
their son, Edward, will arrivod to
morrow from California for a
visit to thoir daughtor, Mrs. F. M.
Murphy, as well as to renew old
acquaintances aud friendships.
Ri E. Maynard. a mining engiueer,
is iu town from Bumbleboo.
Fred. Smith, of tho Goldon Eagle,
roceived a postal card last night
from his wife, announcing hor safo
arrival at Hamburg Juno 24.
R. C. Cushing has returned from
his trip east.
R. R. Colomau camo in last ovon
iug from Walnut, iu Coconino couu
ty, whero he has charge of tho
engineering work of the Santa Fo
Pacific's storage dam.
From SttBrday'a Dclly.
The Southern Pacific, in connec
tion with the Maricopa & Phonix
railroad, proposes to send the next
excursion train from Phenix to Los
Angeles in twelve hours. Tt will
leave Phenix at 5 o'clock a. m. and
arrive in Los Angeles in time for
Buppor.
Only ono heat of the matched
race between Geo. Schuer man's and
Fred. Sattes' horse was run on Mon
day at the raco track. Sattes has
offerod to run the romainiBg heats
on foot, the streets around the plana
to be usod as a track. Up to dato
the proposition has not been ac
cepted. In the. case of tho Territory ts.
WingfieW Ohmertz, tho dofendant
has been released ou his own rocog
nizance. E. W. Mitchqll, of tho goneral
rsenger agont's'office of tho S. F.,
& P. railroad, has gono to Lps
Augelos.
Col. C. C. Boan spent Thursday in
Prescott. going to Phonix on laat
ovuniug's train.
Goo. S. Porter left for Phenix on
last ovening's traiu.
Mrs. Wm. DeWitt and her daugh
ter, Miss Etta, returned yesterday
from California, where tho latter
has been attending school, graduat
ing from St. Mary's college at Los
Angolos.
This is glorious weather rain be
ing badly needed.
Rov. Geo. O. States, tho Advent
ist evangelist, has gono to Jerome
with his tent.
W. A. Clark, the principal owner
of tho United Vordo copper mine
and the U. V. & P. railway, camo in
from Jeromo last evening. He was
accompanied by his finaucial man
ager, H. J. Allen aud Superinten
dent John Burns of tho railway
company. Mr. Clark loft ou today's
seasido limited for Los Angeles
whero bin motlur resides.
James M. Taylor, socrotary of .the
Crowned King Mining Company, is
iu town. ,
When a Phonix woman wont to
hor bath room recently to tako a
bath, she found a monster tarantula
in the bath tub. Phenix reptiles are
noted for thoir sociability.
Tho committed of engineers went
out to Banning creek today to in
vestigate that stream as to its pos
sibilitios for affording water storago
latum ics lor a water worus system
lor Proseott. While no official re
port has beeu made on the proposod
site they wont to examine yesterday
u is given out mm an 01 tne eugi
noers were agreed that sevoral im
porlant changes, from tho planB
submitted, would be uecenry.
J. W. Wilson has returned from
his trip east.
The jury last ovouing acquittcc
nenry riorcc 01 tho chargo 01 de
facing a brand.
E. B. Kirklaud is iu town. Ho
has moved his famiiv from Phonix
to Kirkland valley for tho summer
Boy DoU'O, a Phonix raised horse
is making a most romarkablo recon!
iu tho east. Starting in kl Denver.
ho has won first mouey in overy raco
he has entered. Ho appoared at
Peons, Illinois, tho other day iu tho
2:40 aud trotted in 2:143.- H9 is
owned by Mr. Pemberton, the woll
known horso raiser of Phenix.
D. B. Gillette returnod la t ovou
ing from his trip (o Pitios Altos,
Now Mexico.
Dr. Ueaveustou, the dentist, will
make vouaa L'ood dental work as can
be uouo iu tho United btates.y2tf
Rea Maynard, tho miuinir oiilm-
ueor, goes to Los Augelos tomorrow.
Lincoln Fowlor, of Phonix, is retr-
istoriHl at Hotel liurke.
G. II. Merrill, traveling represent
ativo of the White Manufacturing
Company, Jolt for Jerome today.
A, S. Oloutrh will open a store
next week for tho sale of his choice
Poiut of Rocks peaches.
Charlo.-t Crowley, former business
manager of the Gazette, died in
Phenix yesterday of consumption.
Mr. Crowley spent several weeks in
Prescott last spring. Deceased was
a member of the Knights of Py
thias order.
Captain C. W. Anderson has
located a placer miuiug claim near
Randsburg called tho Sleepy Hollow
placer mining claim. lie has or
ganized a compauy knowu as tho
Never bueat Mining Company," to
work it.
All hope of saving Slovens, tho
entombed Mammoth miner at Gold-
field, was practically abandoned ou
Wodnosdav night. A telegram was
sent to his family iu Colorado on
Wednesday oveuing informing them
or tho first time 01 tbe terrible ac
cident of laat Saturday night.
Captain C. W. Anderson, f ormorly
if Sleepy Hollow, in this couuty,
has bemi elected a fire commissioner
of Randsburg, California.
From Aloudty'a Daily.
M. H. Dodgo has gono oast on
business.
'Old Reminiscences" knows it all
iu his mind.
Herbort Moauy cuno up from
Couyresa Saturday .uight to visit
his parents.
Mrs. R L Powers loft on this
lnorniug'. traiu for a visit to rela
tives in the east.
Rov. E. W. Meauey preached at
tho Episcopal church yesterday
morning to a large congregation.
The remains of William L. But
or' a vouutr man who died here
about two years ago, woro taken up
yesterday and shipped 16 Eau
Ulatro, Wisconsin, nis lormernome.
His Bister came out to get tho re
mains aud accompauied them east.
Tariret practico commenced at-
Whipple ou Saturday. Tho first
practice consists of hootiug at 200
yards raugd at life size objects.
MM.:. ...Ml innro.cnl li 5UYI JtfYV
500, 800 aud 1,000 yards respective
ly. The latter distance will bo shot
at lifo size objects ou imitation
horses full size.
Judge W. H. Barnes is in town
mm Ttirsrm. He is oneaced iu the
defense of Wm. Schultz, charged
with, tho inurdor of G. K. W. Mc
Nary, two joars and a half ago. .
An engineer corps of thirteen
man. under eharire of Wm. Gwvnn.
started out on Saturday for tho pro
limiuarv aurvoyof tho railroad routo
to Biir Bug. The first liiio will bo
ruu from tho S. b'., I . & r. rauroau,
from Point of Rocks, about a mile
this Aide u( Massicks' station. Threo
or four preliminary linos will bo run
before the Hue is ueiiuiteiy locaiea.
E. L. Hart, an attorney of Cory-
dou, Iowa, is iu towu ou business
(vmiiecled with tho final sottlomeut
and distribution of the estate of tho
lata Alex. Harris.
The Pearson Stock Co. has closed
its engagement at Phenix.
S. E. Pattou camo up from Phenix
on Saturday night.
The followiug aro the newly in-,
stalled olllcors of the A. O. U. W.
lodge: Past Master Workman, Jos.
S. Callos; Master Workman, John J.
Fishor; Foreman, P. J. Farley; Over
seer, M. Fagin; Racordor, Johu G.
Tinkor; Receivor, Honry D. Ross;
Financior,WT.S.Goldsworthy; Guide
T. E. Fitzsimmons; Inside Watch
man, J. H. Mills; Outside Watch
mau, P. W. O'Sullivan; Medical Ex
amiuors, Drs. C. T. Abbott, E. W.
Dutchor aud C. A. Sowall.
Weak lungs
Hot weather won't cure weak
lungs. You may feel better be
cause out of doors more, but
the trouble Is still there. Don't
stop taking your
Scott's
Emulsion
because the weather happens
to be warm. If you have a
weak throat, a slight hacking
cough, or some trouble with
the bronchial tubes, summer is
the best time to get rid of it.
if you are losing flesh there is
all the more need of attention.
Weakness about the chest and
thinness should never go to.
gether. One greatly increases
the danger of the other. Heal
the throat, cure the cough, and
strengthen the whole system
now. Keep taking Scott's
Emulsion all summer.
For al Xr U drugglata at 50c aad tt.n.
Who
opened eta
Dotfie or
mm
Hootbeer?
The poppincof a
cork from a bottle of I
Ilirc-j is a signal of
good health ami pica-'
sure. A sound the
oKl folks like to hear
the children can't
resist it.
HIRES
Rootbeer
in composed of tho
vory Initreillouta the
ayatciu requires. Aiding
wiii dlKestlou, toothing
Ua nerves, purlij-lntf
U10 blood. A lnpe-
nnco drink for temper-uut-0
people.
II J Mir br
R ChlfU. I. Htti C Pill.
A heavy rain on Saturday is re
ported to havo washed out the Feck
road in Tuscumbia culch, betwoeu
Battle Fiat and Bear creek.
Dr. J. Miller furnished a num
ber of his frieuds a rare treat
today' iu tho sight of a musk
melon or '1 urk's head cactus
iu bloom. Tho cactus is one of the
small rouud variety. It blooms at
night, remaining in bloom about
twelve hours. The flowers on this
one, two 111 number, were of a very
delicate pink color, about nino in
ches iu length, aud five and a half
inches in diameter. Thoy wore ex
ceedingly fragrant. This species of
cactus ia very rare as a house plant.
"Andrew Barry and landscape
gardener Smith, accompanied Oakes
Murnhy yesterday to the Castle
Crook hot springs. The visit of
these 000 ol a to tho surintrs issicrnifi
cant, for it ia presumed that Mr.
Harry is going to survoj tbe branch
railroad to the S, F, P. & P. Mr.
Smith is going to inspoct the place
to see what can bo done in beauti
fying the BiirrouudiuRS." Gazette.
The above place will bo trnusformed
in (he near future to one of tho
inest pleasure and health resorts iu
tho country.
T. P. A no wait, chief clerk in Mr.
Sargeut'a office, wont south on busi
ness laat oveuing.
Mrs. N. C. Shekels wont to Phenix
on last evening's train.
While in tho oast, M. H. Dodge
will purchase a lot of new machin
ery for his Groom creek mines.
Mm. A. Falco has returned from a
protracted visit to California.
City Engineor J. J. Fishor was
instructed by tho city council last
night to mako further surveys along
Banning creok with a view to getting
more accurato information in regard
to a water supply.
A party who camo in. from Cali-
ornia yostorday, statos that the
thormometer registered 124 in tho
shade at Bagdad on Sunday.
G. W. Betchuor and A. E. Potter.
of Bridgutou, Now Jersey, arrived
on last night's tiain, aud will go out
o t-.o nradsuaw mountains, where
tluiy are interested in mines.
A. Blumborcr, tbe enterorisincr uro-
pnqtor of 4I10 Now York" store, will
luavo ou toniirht's train for a trip of
sovoral weeks, visiting the principal
cities ol tho oast, to purchase goods
or. ins dry goods and milliuery em
porium, .ur. iiiuuiuerg expects to
purchase a largo stock in anticipa
tion of a good fall trade.
W. W. Vanderbilt has gone to the
Bradshaw mountains on miniug bus
iness.
It ll Coleman will return to Wal-
uut .canyon ou tonight's train.
F. S. Dennis left for Wichita this
afternoon to bring his family to
Prescott, . 9
O. F. Place and'bis attorney, J. F.
Mciinde, left for the east this after
noon. '
F. W. Siason was excused- today
from grand jury duty, and left this
afternoon for Flagstaff.
Tho board of supervisors yester
day allowed the salary c'aims of P.
J. Farley aud E. C. Avery t for $75
uach, and the claim of tho sheriff
for tho first quarter of 1897, amount
ing to-$1.4J3.S0 was also allowed.
Tho money iu the treasury is at so
low an obb, that the claims against
tho county have not been allowed
for running expenses for the sec
ond quarter.
Dlilrlet Court Proceedlnga.
Mouday, July 12. James A. Bar
ton vs. Mary M. Barton; caso placed
on calendar, default eutered and re
ferred to W. S. Adams, of Jerome,
to take testimouy.
Lottie Miniug Co. vs. Geo. Whit
takor; caso dismissed.
Tho Union Trust Co. of Now York
78. The Atchisou, Topeka & Santa
Fo Railroad Company. Judgment
for plaintiff.
Territory vs. Wm. Schultz, mur
der. Jury impanolod aud case ou
trial.
Saturday, July 10. Mason & Wa
tron vs. G. VY. Pattio. Case placed
on calendar aud default ontored.
Sam Hill vs. Isabella Gold Mines
ot al.; tried before tho court without
a jury, aud judgment for plaintiff
for $23.27 and costs.
S. S. Keunody vs. The Vonezia
Minuing aud Milling Company; caso
tried by tho court and judgment
roudereu for plaiutiff for $5,400 and
costs.
Thursday, July 8. Territory vs.
Cornelius Davis, assault with dead
ly weapou; coutiuuud for tho term.
Territory vs. James Abshiro, mur
der; case coutinuod for tho present
term and set for trial on Monday,
November 8. It was further or
dered that all witnesses in tho case
appear in court on the said 8th day
of Novomber, at 10 o'clock "n. hiT,
without furthor subpoena or notice.
Wednosday, July 7. Mayor aud
common council of tho city of Pres
cott vs. W. S. Goldsworthy. Mo
tion for a newv trial mado and over
ruled. Notice .of appeal givou and
ordered that sixty days bo allowed
defendant to file statement of facts
and bill of exceptions.
Mayor ot al. vs. YV. S. Pratt, samo
proceedings had,
Territory vs. Valentino Ozuna
convicted of assault with a deadly
weapon. Sontoncod to pay a fino
of $300 or to serve SO0 days iu jail.
Territory vs. Wash French, as
sault with a deadly weapon. De
I murrer to indictment argued and
I submitted.
UNITED STATES COURT.
U, S. vs. John Rogers, graud lar
ceny. Caso dismissed ou motion of
United Statos attoruoy.
J, P. Dillon, J. Marshal Morgan
and R. W. Mondor woro appointod
court bailiffs.
A grand jury was impauolod as
follows: A. Yor Mehor, faroman;
John h. Davis, A. A. Allen, Neil
Bouuott, F, A. Poison, C. M. Fun
ston, J. Guthrio Savage, F. W. Sis
soii, Julius Lesser, Joo Woods, John
Hamilton, J. R. Russell, James
Grillin, Edward Ruffnor, James R.
Lowry, J. W. Archibald, Robt. Cou
ncil, J. A. Tobiu.
Monday, July 12. In tho case of
Colomau vs." Frank Smith; judg
ment for plaintiff.
UNITED STATES COURT.
The grand jury reported having
ignored charges as follows: United
States vs. Robort Meara; United
Statos vs. H. L. Dean; Unitod States
vs. Thomas Johnson.
All of tho abovo defendants woro
discharged.
Venire for fifty United States trial
jurors returned into court with fifty
named oudorsed thoreon as sorved;
jurors not called.
Tuesday, July 13. T. W. John
ston vs Geo. Emmitt and Sola Em-
mitt. Caso dismissed.
Mrs. C. DeKuhu vs R. DeKuhn.
Case placed on calendar and re
ferred, to Wm. Wilkersou to tako
testimony.
Territosy vs Wm. Schultz, murder;
caso on trial. When the tostimony
for tho prosecution was all in Judge
Barnes made a motion that the jury
bo instructed to return a verdict of
acquittal. Motion overruled.
UNIitED STATES COURT.
Tho grand jury returned three in
dictments. One-was against Jim
Parker for robbiug tho Uuited States
mail. The othors woro against John
Leo and Joso Sandoval for soiling
wuissy 10 inuiaus.
Hoard or Snpcrvlaora.
Thursday, July 8. Tho sheriff's
report of licenses collected during
tho qnarter ending June 30 was ro
ceived, examined and ordered, filed.
It is as follows:
52 gambling licenses, at $30
each $1,560 00
22 saloon licenses, 1st class.
$50 each 1,100 00
26 saloon licensos, 2d class,
$40 each 1,040 00
23 saloon licenses, 3d class,
$20 each 460 00
27 stations licenses, at $12
each... 324 00
5 insurance agents $10 each. 50 00
6 wholesale liquor, 4th class
530 each ISO 00
4 wholesalo liquor, 3d class,
575 oach 300 00
1 waeon neddlor. $10 each. 10 00
9 pack peddlors, $5 each. . . 45 00
butchers, $10 onch 70 00
Total $5,139 00
John Tracy was allowed $3G for
out door relief.
Tuesday, July 6. Board met aud
received tho quarterly report of the
treasurer, as follows:"
Cash. Db.
To bal. April 1 .$13,657 88
To probate fees 139 75
To treasurer's fees 85 00
To poll tax 24150
Licensos . . 5,700 00
Rent court house. 350 00
Recorder's fooa 1,553 05
Donation Dist No 22 2 75
Refunded fees 12 10
Fines s 54 20
Taxes, 1896 1 5,435 41
School taxes, 1896 128 35
Costs 577 17
Taxes, 1897 1,657 98
Taxes, 1895 v. 870 78
Taxes, 1894 1,116 00
Total :. $33,581 92
Cash. Cr.
By Ter. Treas $ 1,746 43
By rofund int 1,304 09
School warrants 11.207 84
Expense fund Ili319 02
Road fund 820 61
Roc fees. 35 00
Teacher's Inst . 3 75
Court orders 556 80
Cash on hand June 80 6.58S 38
Total $33,581 92
Tho board then pruceeded to
count tho cash balance, which was
found correct.
Tho following claim was audited
and allowed on the expense fund:
Harry Widdows, out door relief,
$2.00.
Don't Worry
About your health. Keep your
blood puro by taking Hood's Sarsa
parilla and you need not fear the
grip, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia
or jtypboid fever.
Hood's Pills are the favorite fam
ily cathartic, easy to tako, easj to
operate. -
Botraro or OlotraeHta for Catarrh That:
Contala Mercury,
As mercury will surely destroy the
souse of smell and completely de
rauge the whole system when enter
ing it through tho mucous surfaces,
such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reput
ablo physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Tolodo, O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Curo be sure to got the genuine. It
is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co.
Testimonial free.
F. J. Chenet & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills aro the best.
It would notseom to be an oppor
tune time for labor to go on a strike
when busiuess and capital are hold
ing up their heads and striving to
bring back better times. The work
ingman who has employment had
better stick to his job, and ha will
oe me gainer in mo long run.
Albuquerque Citizen.
Since tho result of yesterday's
drilling contest has become known,
tho residents of Goose Flat have
decided not to change the classio
name of that precinct for a name
more plebian.
wt
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HARDWARE ANDfMiNING SbPPLIES.
FUANK M. MUKPUV,
President.
.MOIUUH GOLDWATEH,
Vico President and Cashier.
IW ALTER C. BRANDON
Aaet. Cashier.--
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NATIONAL BAM
Paid up Capital, - - - - 8100,000 5
Surplus and Undivided Profits, 8 25,00O.
DIKKCroiiS.
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W.CBVailFOKD, DM FEltRY. JOHN C HERN DON.
A Geuornl Buukimr Busiuos Transnotod.
KTDralts Drawn on all tho Principal Cities of the United States and
Foroigu Countries,
Mouny Sent by TVlograph.
'Gold Dust and Bullion P .ight.
Escrow Papers Taken Ca nf Without Charm.
Collections Mado on Fnv, ablo Tonus and Promptly Remitted for.
We Solicit Your Business,
Wliicli will Have Careful Attention