Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume], August 25, 1897, Image 4

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WEDNESDAY.
A us, a, .1307
"YTANTBD SKVKKAI. F1 HK Ws VKK 0
wobmh to travel for twni ihin UUb4
hons lu Ariaon. tMiury payable $!J
wooklv and imrmm. lVmirian i Mm&ik 1.1
volojo The Natioal, IsUr Uoikti&jr.
NOT ALL DEAD YET.
A Poldicr Who ror;tt lU WMMtm SUit
Altvo Ht T&um.
T .wintv T w f T ......
Bponding tho lastflaysof dramatic
life, honored by all who know him,
is John Henry Beard, one of the few
survivors of the battle of Waterloo.
Having takon part in this battle,
fighting on the side of the victors,
is of itsolf a great dietinctiou, but
being among the last survivors of
this battle, in which over 250,000
inch took part, is to have honor
thrust upon him, Mr. Beard thinks.
Few men have lived a more dra
matic lifo than Mr. Board, awl ho
ilolights in tolling to the younger
generation of the exciting times
when Napoleon was spreading con
sternation throughout Europe aud
England was almost at his mercy.
It is with a keen eye, a ruady smile
and a steady hand that ho greets
his friends and acquaintances and
is never at a loss to tell a story
about any particular time in the
history of the century. He can re
count and picture events and scenes
in tho early parts of the nineteenth
century with as much accuracy as
a man who was a participant in a
stirring event in 1S70 can tell of it
now. It is liko reading history to
couvorso with Mr. Beard for a few
moments, only vastly more real, for
you talk with a man who has taken
part in tho events.
At tho age of 15 tho need of sol
diers was so great that he and other
boys woro notified that they must
enlist in tho regular army. Being
tho son of a colonel, ho was given
tho extra privilege of joining any
regiment in the country. He select
ed that commanded by his father,
and a fow days after lie had celo-
i .1 " 1.
uraieu ms uiriiKiay ne was a regu
lar soldier in the service of England
and a inoinber of the Sixty-sixth
regiment
"I was but a boy," Mr. Bean!
said, when asked about his first ex
periences in tho army. "There
. were many men in the regiment
who had takon part in battles, been
wounded and who had stood for
hours on a battlefield. Sou of the
men had but lately returned from
Ainnrion vrliftro lirv fnntrht in th
war of 1812. There were but very
few 'green hands,' or recruits, in
tho regimont, but I was one of them.
My fatlior was very strict, and im
mediately after enlistment I was
compolled to givo up my residence
under tho officers' roof in the fort
. and go and avo with tho soldiers in
tho barracks."
For four days before the battle of
: Waterloo ho says that his regiment
marched baok and forth from one
.rlnrn r rmnr.lirvr stwl wns nlmrwst
within- hearing distance of tho
French guns. It was not called
- tirwri fr nutnp tlm fotiflirt until th
. early in tho morning to march to
.. tho front. Young Board was in the
iniil mill rnnmmljOTR. A& if it worn
' X .1 Vi. l...
thn Knr'iisJi cn i mi's, wnero tio
:- French cavalry "foamed itself
n.
;.uwy.
'. - Beard was wounded three times in
.-.-tho hip, being struck by two bullets
at nearly the same instant and being
' Ytif nrniin no lio lnv r111tMlv1 rin ill
'. ground. Ho was carried to tho rear
and there' saw Napolwm as the lat-
. A mimlwr of English soMiers were
r lying on tho ground when Napoleon
passed. Ho saw them and ap-
. nrnnoVi! within h short dlAblMCfl
and then rode away, surrounded by
- a number of his men.
. . Shortly after the battle of Watcr
' loo vountr Beard's rotrimaut was or
dered to Quebec, and he acooni
: panied it there. It was soon after
. - he reached tho age of 21 that he so
'- cured a leavo of absence for a icV
days ostensibly to enjoy hunting
in the woods. He had heard stories
of tho fabulous wealth to bo secured
; his experience in tho army slioukl
. ceased With this intention he left
Canada and walked to Richmond,
. XIe,-. whoro ho married and has
.-. v-incn rrilfttl. oxoeufc when in Lvnn
A CclontlHl llnntr.
"Bishop Doano of Albany," says
the Troy Times, "and Paul Smith
of Adirondack fame ara close
friends. The venerable Protestant
Episcopal prolate spent a portion of
one summer in tho North wkhIs,
as Paul Smith's guest a few yeai
ago, aud tlio iiicturoaquo host wat
so imjiressetl with the good bishop's
qualities that ho said to him at
parting: 'Good by, Bishop Doano.
You are a good man for sure. 1
hope we'll meet again on earth, but
if wo don't and I over got to honv
en, I'll hunt you up.' "
"j. ' - Extrcmo Cosa,
"I can't help it," said the man in
tho back scat. "1 can't believe in
.anything. I am a bora doubter."
"Oh, no, hi other," began the
."ovangelist
"But I am. There are times when
. I oven havo doubts as to the superi
ority of my bicycle." Cincinnati
Enquirer.
- IV A con 1'or Sh!v.
One canopy top spring wagon for
salo cheap. Euquiro cf A. Howe,
on Gooso Flat, jySOtf
.Furnmi n r.ir SkIh.
- - For sale Furniture of four-mom
house. Enquire first hous on Alnr
cou . street, north of t.h ho
house. may25tf
Any parties haviug a girl to adopt
from 8 to 12 years of age, and liavo
her comfortablj provided for in a
home of man and wife, w.ll please
address this cilice. 8-lH-lw
' Try a "Wliite Owl" qiar at AiU
ken's c f
Q 19
The Eichest Piece of SluiciM Ground Ever Uncovered and Where
One Can'Locate a Bonanza of Tellow Nuggets.
Bio- Granito Boulder Goods Tumble
Eusli that the Old and
Over in Price and With the Collapse There is Such a Lively r
uid New Tinier Believes the Boom Has Hit 'Em.
It! r-M?'
Iton'ttict Excited, lmt Just Call Around and See my Modern Quartz lUlll Pulverize Prices andtlien Glance at the People's Concentrator Keap the Pr;
ceeds. Talk About aJSmelter to Throw illoney Loose, why Such Is Sheer Nonsense when You Comparejlt to
OCK'S Gigantic Reduction Works.
NOW IN DAILY OPERATION AT THE OLD STAND ON MONTEZUMA STEEET.
ANGE AT THE PEICES BELOW AND THEN CALL
SPf00 suits worth $10. $12, S14.
iu.uiu cio per suit go- (mrr rA
inpat S I ,0U
Al9300 suits, worth SO.50,57.50 aud
S9.00 per suit are Kou,j r-
t t:. 0
fif500 pairs of tho noted Paragon
tailor made pnnt? worth $5, ?6 and
$7 per pair are now going O (
at O0U
Rj&2iQ pra of tho celebrated Sweet
Orr & Co.'s &.m t'ants aro C) r A
going at Jj0)
&ST20Q prs of the celebrated Sweet
Orr & Co.'s $3.00 pants aro 9 AA
going at j
100 pairs of pants which are
good valuo at $2.50 aro going
iCOnr ontiro lot of $1.25 Sweet,
Orr & Co.'s working pauts aro rr
going at It)
iD"Wo havo a fine stock of Now
Stylo Fedora Hats, iu Black, Urown
or Codar colors, worth $2.50 ! ftr
which aro going at xLit)
liaFTNow Shapes in Stiff Hats, that
are worth $3.00 aro going QQ
crush
A verr nich lino of $1.00 KAn
tors, whioh wo offer at... .vvvj
Tflnn linnnf TTnnil fftdrt Pnrd.
ovan. Calf Skin and Kangaro Men'rt
bhoes, worth i, wnicn aro jyt
going at DtO
AUnnlinnf S3Cnlf Skin shoos
for $2, aud a fine $2.50 shoe 1 rr
for
gJ&Ao a fow Odd Lois of Shoes
which wo are offering per j AA
pair at lVA
lflr'Wo also havo a very largo now
Stock of Suits and Pauls for Boys, 3
to IS years of ago, which will bo
liHHHHHMUHH
closod out during this sale. As tho
school season is near at hand avail
yourselves of this opportunity.,
ED. BLOCK,
The Legitimate
One Price Cash. Clothier.
PRESCOTT, -AElIZOIsrjL.
All Goods are iXEW, FKESH AND DESIRABLE, NONE THAT AKE SliEJLI? WOKiY
1
I.ettrr f.Ut.
The following is a list of letters
reinaiuingiu the Proseott postolBeo
for the week ondiug xugust 20,
1S97:
Blackonship, J H
Brook?, Dennis
Cintlo, E W
Douglass, Dolla
Douglass. A 11
Douald. W A
Damn, F S
Folsom, Mr
Forbo's Mr
Gibson, S P
Rines, Johu S
Hill, Press
Hackotl, John
lluut, Jennie
Johnson, Mrs E
SFAKISU LIST.
Caslrn, G Kutega,Ivosaria
Diaz, A V Jagor, Magdalena
Please call for advertised lottors.
E. J. F. Horne,
Postmaster.
Longstreet, M
Liucoln, Geo
Lawrence, Miss
Morrison, A
Montou, B L
Murray, M A
McNoil, J
Nishom. J
Owens, T M
Richardson, W "W
Kiloy, J S
Tibbotts, Van H
Webster, I) B
Smith, Mrs F E
Tho Capital City band and B
company, G. A., last night com
pleted an arrangement with tho
S. F. P. Sc P. for a $1 round trip rate
to Prescott ou September 6, 7, S.
Labor Day is going to be observed
at Proseott by bicyclo races aud
other festivities covering not only
Labor day, but tho Tuesday and
Wednesday following. According
to tho terms with tho company a
special traiu will loavo Phenix on
Monday morning, returning on
Tuesday ovouiug. Members who
do not wish to roturn on the special
may come back on the roguiar train
on Weduosday night. A committee
composed of J. F. Elwell and Harry
Brown will go to Prescott tonight
to make arrangements for the enter
tainment of the excursionists. This
is the lowost rr.te over olTeiod Phe
nieiaus. Kooublican.
Articles of incorporation of the
Lo? Augeles & Pasadena Railway
Company were Oled with tho terri
torial secretary today. The capital
stock of the corporation, which in
tends to build a railway from Los
Angeles to Pasadena, has been placed
at $1,000,000, and among the sub
scribers to the capital stock is no
ticed the naiiiis of M. II. Sherman,
of lk.s oily. Phenix Herald.
Charles Connoll and Aleck Mc
Kay returned from their trip to the
Sautn Ritas 011 Sundav. fn con
junction with Bob Miller, thoy own
a copper claim adjoining tho Mo
hawk fractional pari of a 'claim
which some months ago sold by
Johnnie Weighs to tho Rnsemont
Co. for $5,000 cash. Messrs. Connoll,
McKay and Miller have two men
employed developing their claim.
On tho Mohawk the Rosomont Co.
havo recently put up a fine now
stoam hoist and are working both
night aud day shifts sinking, em
ploying ton men. They have now
attained a dopth of 145 feet, and
will commence cross cutting when a
depth of 165 feet is reached. Tho
Ed. Hughes claims, bonded last
weok, aro in this vicinity. Tho prop
erties aro all copper properties and
wherever developed show up well.
Star.
When tho fall time card is inaug
urated on the Santa Fo in October,
the running time of trains 1 aud
will be materially reduced between
Topokn and La Junta, Col. As tho
prosont time of the trains will bo
maintained east of Topoka and west
of La Junta, this means that the
time of the trains between Chicago
and Los Angeles will bo cut several
hours. The reduction in time will
be accomplished by placing iu ser
vice between Topoka and La. Junta
eight new passenger ongines built
especially for pulling heavy trains
at a high rato of speed. These en
gines are now boing constructed at
the Dickinson locomotivo works in
New York, and will bo complotod
and shipped west it) op ember.
Albuquerque Citizen,
CURE m
GUARANTEED
TOBACCO
HABIT
Ofcr IjPOOXCQ boxes cold. XOXfiO cures lnoro Ita nower to destroy Ux deslra t or tobacco In anr
lorm. ii-u-Dacia inocrcairaincrro-rooa in ido woria. Aianr tin iu poun-ji iu loaaTii ca uuarcr
fallitoiiiakotbewealclinpoleotinanBtroaa.TU-oroaiaDd marantic. Junttry a box. You will ba do
llctitetf. Wo expect too to be iIcto what wo nar. (or a cure Is atMotuUilffroarantccd br itrmnliti erery
where Send lor oar bnfklnl IMn ITuturco hiU atnl Hmoko Your Ufa Away," wrlHf o gnariutoo nad
rrcoianiple. ArcaTUEsTlUtJLl-NaitXJlJin V CO., CUeutuor.Vow York.
For Sale and Guaranteed by J. N. McCANDI ESS.
KELLY & STEPHENS,
7ho:wuiln aadBtUU Dalrs!ln
G-EISTTLEMETsT'S
CLOTHING
And Furnishing Goods.
CaTTho leading BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE of Northern Arizona
We carry a comploto lino of Flannel Undorroar, Blai.kots, Quilts, Overalls
Buck Gloves, Hats, Caps, Rubber and O!. Clothiug, Umbrellas, Tents, etc
&Ye also carry a most complete assortment of School and Blank
Books, Legal Blanks and School Supplies.
Wo are exclusive agents for tho salo of the celebrated CxVMEL SKIN
SHOES and also LENTZ'S Leather Soled Nailod RUBBER BOOTS.
CORNER MONTEZUMA AND GURLEY STREETS
No.
Application for a Patent.
Tie fresco
11m hop imn mi
111111 Ul IM1JU U
V
bJJ
WIIOLVBALK AND IIETA1IDKALK1131IN
LUMBER, SHINGLES
ATD
BUILDING MATERIAL
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION!
A Foil Supply of California Redwood
Lmber, Redwood Shingles
DOOUS. SASH, BLINDS. MOULDINGS. ETC.
Agency of the Arizona Lumber ami Timber Cotnpai jr, Flagstaff, Arizoa
THE PIONEER
blacksmith and Wapn Shops
Corner of Granito and Gurloy Sts., PRESCOTT, ARIZ.
Dorse Shoeing and Repairing of Buggies, Wagons and General Job Wirk
Best facilities for doing all kinds of renairiuer in wood and
iron. Good material used aud all johs turned out quickly.
I keep on hand a select stock of oak, hickory aud ash lumber, ton
a am a .a a a a a
gues, shafts, spokes. lelloos ami bent rims. Also navo lor Bale
Tho Celebrated Schuttler Wagons, Osborno Mowers aud Extras for same
FEED Gk ProiD'r.
Hotel BURKE!
TKESCOTT, A-HIZOISTA..
BUHKE & HICKEY, Proprietor
Home of tho fa'aro of this lioaan:
It is the only absolutely fire
proof Hotel in Proseott:
F"It employs none but Vute
Cooks in the. Kitchen.
UB It is liorhtod Lbmncrhitiif litr
electricity,
1 ill I 1 1 1 i 1
fjm jlis inuie uonru is unoxcouou
and its sloopjpg apartments aro kept
neat antTcloan always.
S0i has a watchman on duty
alliiight,iterebV' guaranteeing all
. proportyisecuro'from thievery. .
. '. Mi'i : . . .
, ,j if ? ; - - -. -
U. S. LAND OFFICE, )
Pnvfcwrr, Anir., Adr. 4, 1KJ7. J
Notico is hereby jjircn thnt Alex O.
Jtnxlio nnd H. B. an Bourcn, whoso post
ofllco nddresH in Prescott. Arizona, hasthifl
day filed hisnnplicntion for a patent for
fi.IH) linenr feet of the Crown Point, Silver
l. I .. 1, 1 . -.11
"i"K oy r.nu inDKeo uirt mino
or vein bearing Rold nnd silver, with sar
fnco gronnd six (fiOO) hundred foot in
width, Ritnatcd in lU.ick Uock nnd Castlo
Crook mining district, county of Yavapai
nnd Territory of Arizona nnd designated
!y tho field noteo nnd official plat on file in
this ofllco as 8urvoy number approxi
mately in Township a, north ranee a, west
of tho Gila and Salt river meridian, said
survey No. IfiS) leing ns follows, to wit:
cuown ronrr look.
Beginning at southeast center end initial
raon. which is nlso initial mon. of tho Sil
ver King lodo. Thcnco S 25 dee. 30 rain,
W m ft to cor No. 1, U. S. L. if. No 1.23U,
brs S 70 deg, 40 min, E 1,244 2 ft; thonco N
:M deg W min, w 1 ,321 ft to cor No 2: 1 hence n
25 deg, 80 min, E :M ft to northwest ccn
ler end. COO ft snmo course to cor No .1;
thonco S !M dec, Kl min, E 1,32$ ft to cor
No. 4, Wades Poak, bra N 32 deg, W alwnt
f mites: thenco S 25 deg, :X) min, W S00 ft
to Boutheaat center end, tho place of begin,
ning containing U5.92 acres.
BTLVEB XIX a LOPE.
Beginning at south east center end of
Silver King lode, which is nlso northwest
center ond of tho Yankco Boy lode: thcnco
8 25 dog, 30 min, Y300 ft to cor No.l.U.
S. L. M. No. l&ii B. It. D. bw N 7 dec,
I? min, W :4.4 ft; thcnco N 5G deg, M mill,
w 1,453 ft to cor No 2; thcnco n 25 deg, 30
.min, o 300 ft to northwest center end initial
mon., COO ft same course lo cor. No. !t:
thenco 8 W5 deg, 5S min, o 1,453 ft to cor
iiu t, iucuco 8 ueg, av mm. w ouu it to
so center end, tho placo of beginning, con
taining 19J0 acres.
YaKKCE dot lode.
Beginning at nw center end initial mon;
thence S 25 deg.CO min, w 300 ft to cor No.
1, U.S.L. il.No. l,253B. .B.D..bra n 7
deg, 0 min, w 384.4 ft: thenco a 01 deg; 28
mm, e 1,181 ft to cor No 2; thence n 25 deg,
30 min. o S00 ft to center of shaft, which
is tho so center end of Yankee Boy nnd
Initial point of Yaukeo Girl lodo of thin
eurvoy, GOO ft same courso to cor No. 3;
thcnco ad deg, 23 min, w 1,181 ft to cor
No.4l thenco a 25 deg,30nun,w 300 ft to
nw center ond, the place of beginning con
taining lti.24 acres.
XXKKXK QIBL LODE.
Beginning nt center of shaft on tho cen
ter end of Yankee Boy nnd Yankee girl
lodes; thence 8 20. deg, SO min, wSOO feet to
cor No. 1, U, S. Ii. M No. 1,259 11. B. D.,
brs n 48 dog, 54 min. w 1,410.1 ft: thence a
t deg, 15 min. o 1,183 ft to cor No. 2, Ynn
Benren, Peak, brs u 15 deg, 35 min e: theneo
n 25 deg, 30 min, o 300 ft to ho center ond,
000 ft samo courso to cor No 3: thenco n 03
deg, 15 min, w 1,183 ft to cor No 4: thenco
8 25 deg, 30 min, w 300 ft to center of shaft
tho placo of beginnihg survey of exterior
boundaries, containing 16.28 acres.
Magnetic variation 14 deg, 7 min o. con
taining 08.34 acres.
Tho location of this inlno is recorded in
tho rooonlr'n nfllort nf Vn
-v- w .aafsa VUUtl T
Arizona,in books 28 and 2S) nt pages 520.KU;.
fSW nnil (17 TIia n.lii,;nn ' '
- - - tiujuiliui MMIUIO UIUUU
tho east, Golden Fleece; on tho Bouth by
tho Nellio, Hillsido nnd Divide nnd on the
north by tho AMco nqd Doltn and on tho
west end by Leonor. George Curtis and
B. II. Mcblwain, claimnnts of Golden
Fleece nnd Alex O. Ilrolioand U.S. Van
Huron, claimants Nellie, Hillside, Divido,
Alice, Doltn nnd Leonor.
Any nnd all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said Crown Point, Silver
King, Yankeo Boy and Ynnkee Girl mino
or surface ground aro required to filo their
ndvorsp claims with thp Bpgister of tho
United States land ofllco nt Procott In tho
Territory of Arizona during tho sixty daya
period of publication hereof, or they will
bo barred by viriuo of tho provisions of the
Btntuto. FKEDEUIOK A.'TIUTLE, Jr
.,,,. , Be'gister.
First publication Aug. il.
2,000
BUSHELS OF
CHARCOAL
For salo at
22--Ccds Per Bushel
C. FOKD,
Care Sherman flouso, Prescott, Ariz:
WEBER
Gasoline . Hoisfinff . En
n
FOR SAbE!
By H0D6D0N BROS., Placentas.
j uvr mw MTXTWI
I
TU!
iilu
mifljs
rpBlS property han depth of 70 ft. a drift
Jr Ift wanfcted with tunnel 62 feet, laps
MW efc U ICvb UtVp
LEDGE FOUR FEET WIDE.
AIiUAULK. Via wlh tnr-
nwu.uuu...tu.vuouuiaiur&"i pro pony.
CALL AND EXAMINE OURS.
Welwill makCthom aatlafied.
HODGDON BROS.,
Placoritas, Arizona.
8
WM. CIAYPOOL. -
Arizona . Ore
Company.
i
n
Lessee
Buyers of All Cbvisea of
OEES!
SATISFACTION
G 'ARANTEED
BARNHART'S
Assay OiBScel
A. D. BARNHART, Aasayer.
durle atroot, below Hotel Burke, IP11ESCOTT
This cut represents our 10. 15. 20. 30. -10. m TT. P. rjMrl Hoist
Wlro Hopiv Orp HnckelH. Capi, Shivej, etc.. making complete outfit. "WMdilflioWto irf
SAFE! STIFF! STRONG !
Sam'l Hill
HARDWARE AND MINING SUPPLIES.
IRVING INSTITUTE
A Select Boarding and Day
1 J i
'All Work will
Prompt and Careful Attention
Caveats, and Trade-"iTaii"p&talncd and alt 1'at-
enj ousmcss cqnuucicu lor MOOCRATC Fct.
Our Orncc is oppoaiTt U.S. Patent Of rice
and we can secure patent in less time than those
remote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo,, w i& descrip
tin"! fo 4ise, if pMcnwblo p not, (re It
charge. Our fee not dn till patent i aecwrcd,
A B.umuiw llnw tn Ohtnln lfl(nta .will
cost of same In tbe U.b, aud foreign coantrles
sent tree wuuress.
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opp. Patcnt Office. Washington, O. C.
E. E. BURLING AM E'S
ASSAY OFFICE S
rVtnWUhcd In Oolorndo, 1IC8. Samples by mall or
xjiitm will reoelve prompt and careful attention.
GOLD AND SILVER BULLION
Raflnsd, Mtlttd tad Asssyad or Pyrchaied. ,
Aiartsa. I7M iU 17U Uvmu SL. XXVfS, COLO. .
School for Girls.
1036 Valer sia StSAN FRANCISCO
trZZ viLI' Msn lror6iuoni anl
" " jr uujho comiort anu cam. I'ri vita
ir' ?aoe. Yo-al and Inatrnmnnt.! m...,
urawimraiui PalnUtw.
or Ulostiated cauTo addreea
REV. EDWARD B. CHURCH,
A. M. Principal
FOIIM! Macliine Shop
Castings of all Kinds in Iron or Brass.
iu-uumno repairing a specialty.
QUARTERLY
EXAMINATION
NOTICE is horoby piven thnt tho County
Bonrtl of Examiners will ni00t
Monday, September 6, 1897,
nf. ill A rtfnrt rf tlira Dlx4. T . .
- . - - - untur An, oenooi
f3T"No vrnrrant shall bo drawn
in favor of nny tecchor who does
not hold a certificate issued by
tho board of exnminera of the
county; or by tho territorial
board of exanunorH, oradiplonm
tSBtiod by the proper authorities."
All applications !for teaohers' certificateH
ruuBt bo accompanied with n feoof two dol.
law. ($2.00), said feo to bo paid to tho
credit of tho Teachers' Institute Fund
,it- .' 0. 1. HICKS."
7-1 td. . County School Supt.
Stage Jume
....CAUKYINO....
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a-Hssengers and Fast PreigM
BtW60nMS,K?5?O? 55.SFPM, .TDRKBr CREEK,
Io.rm , AV!,i iUlw AND CROWNED KUNU. '
We Prcot f y, -nrsday, Saturday. Arrive Wednesday, SHdH,