Weekly Journal-Miner from Prescott, Arizona • Page 3

"1 "1 iiXESDAY ATKIL 10, lb9 "-EScaxTSSsT From Thursday's Daily. Wn from the 1 AjV urruin Tho Clifton Ulanon iu two wecks i)iiiiliTrniaklu I To-day Uas been vei) Mm Baiinwiin has windy. I Hams House. From Saturday's Daily. April showers to-day.

Thunder ami lightning tiwlay. lhemx will mku have a Holly watur system. Walter G. Bates is up from tho Mar. cus mine.

Plienix expects to have ripe apricots rented tho Wil- Business is rapiuiy the nleasant weather. i ninrlrt limniy) oro re- from Plienix. Governor Wolfle is expected iu Fhe- liimir next Monday tiw tx has been reduced by the leeialatnre from to Mitchell's cat load of blooded tnk came in by lust night's train. The young cttle brought in by last night's tram cauuo ia)u8u Tl, TniTBSAL-MlNKK UlO official iwuer of Yavapai county, and publishes r-vf reports of proceeuiuso UD oupurvi sors in full Demitr Sheriff Hickey left on this morning's train for Winslow, to assist, if necessary, in Uie capture of the train robber. Another victim has been added to the tretcliery of the waters of the Salt river, making four men drowned there within t-o weoks whilo attempting to ford tho stream.

F. M. Murphy received a telegram to-day from N. 0. Murphy, dated at La Junta, saying that the latter would arrivo in Prescott, barring accident, on Saturday evening.

During his recent visit east, W. Potts engaged sixty head of two-year-old short-horn Durham heifers, to place on his stock ranch. He says they are the finest lot of young cattle ever brought to this section. Thi Anril number "of the North AmoriMn Review is on our tab'e. This number nresents a very interesting irtblnnf rnntentii.

The editor of this iustly popular magazine is tho newly appointed minister to Kutuis. Councilman Orme, of Maricopa, is visiting New Orleans. Clark it Adams started up their new saw-null this afternoon It will soon ho time to talk and work for a Fourth of July celebration. The only instrument tiled for record to-day were twelve location notices. V.

II. Greenup was taken very ud denly and seriously ill this nltornoou. Arizona is said to bo exempt from tho provisions of Uio California quarantine law. Mr. Sitibenbaucr, tho well known cigar man, came on last night's train.

C. S. Faulkner, secretary and trcas- urvrof tho Dixie Mining Company, is in town. Geo E. Brown left for his Agua Fria ranch to-day with seventy-five head of fine stock.

tnuquau, ou "Color in the Animal world." Mrs. Blako read a poom, by Mrs. Browning "Fluih, my dog Jtrs. Bruce rwul "Kentucky Belle." Miss Baker read "Embczxlcrs and Defaulters," from the March Chnutautiuan. Iho questions worn on tho "Zoology, and Animals as Sorvanta." Current events were then discussed.

Adjourned to meet Saturday at tho residence of Miss Molliu Baker. The First Congregational church was opened yesterday for services for the first timo sinco it wns closed for repairs lately. Tho improvements consisted entirely or interior decorations. Tho panels of tho ceiling and the columns present a very nlctainir effect. The friezo is also uu artistic niece of work.

the colors all beinir of a mild tinL Tim selections of paper for this interior dec oration ehow tho artistic tatsto of tho committee having tho matter in charge. Tho church is to bo cogratulated on the possession of one of tho finest houses of worship in the territory. gggBassBas; 3 awaaaaaaaa AT WORK. lUuvermrr WolHy Sends in altalch t' Appointnunts to iho Couuclh KbadM aad Koftrs TkraaUa to Defeat Approprittie 1111 UrUm Ceco-aiM lid W. G.

Stewart, of the Coconino lobby. still lingers around the halls of legislation in Plienix. 11 I .1.1 il. i rii7.uer.iui, uio urKCY creek Prt's. From Friday's Daily.

D. Boaz came in on last night's train from the east. The grand lodgo Knights of Pythias will meet in Flagstaff next month. A numlver of ladies have a trip to Copper Basin planned for to-morrow But oue church, the Catholic, at present in Tombstone, supports a minister. Col.

Frank C. Hatch will take a die play of Chalcedony specimens to the Paris exposition. The city authorities had a number of men engaged to-day cleaning up the alleys. E. 1L Witherell has filed his oath of office and bond as overseer of the Black Hills road district.

Governor Zulick appointed Maurice B. Freishman as one of the directors of the insane asylum. The Journal-Miner office has completed the printing and binding of the necessary looks for the assessor's office. Geo C. Webster has sold the Seven Mile House, well, and strip of land adjoining, to tho Prescott Arizona Central railroad, foi $250.

E. H. Witherell advertises in this issue for a vaquero, to work on his range. A good rider and extwrt with the rope is wanted. See his notice.

vV.H. Throne and Judge E. W. Kiench left on this morning's stage en route to Tucson, to attend the grand lodge of Odd Fellows, which convenes there next Monday. Superintendent Jones, of tho Prescott fc Arizona Central railroad, drew his check yesterday for $1,585, in payment of tho car load of cattle roasted in transit on Wednesday night.

Superintendent Dodge telegraphed that a courier had arrived at Winslow from Sheriff O'Neill, reporting himself and posse all safe. They were at Leo's Ferry on Friday, March 29th. W. M. Clay pool has lately made some important improvements to the assay office of the sampling works, and can now boost of as complete and neat an outfit as can be found in the Southwest.

Special Land Agent Slater, of Tucson, has been removed from office. A petition has betn in circulation in Prescott for the last few days asking to have Grovcr Cleveland's special emmissary, Col Sidney B. Bevaus, recalled also. Geo. H.

Tinker, of the Flagstaff Champion, is at Lus Vegas springs, Xew Mexico, recuperating his health, and John G. Tinker is in charge of the paper, and publishing a newsy sheet. 'Johnny" is "old reliable" himself, in any poMtion you may place him. E. Wilcox telegraphed to Piescott this morning that he had returned fiom the pursuit of Uio train roblters all pound and well.

We are glad to learn that the report of his death proved to be unfounded, He left the sb. -riff's posse at Lee's Ferry ou Friday last. Tom Davis, the irrepressible clothing man, failed to arrive last night, as ho expected, but in a note received at this office says ho will be in Sunday night with a fine lino of summer goods, and tho largest assortment ever brought to tho town. As he will only remain for a brief period, parties desiring to give him au order should make it a point to call early. A Driving Park and Fair Grounds.

Articles of incorporation were drawn up to-day and will at onco be filed to incorporate The FUgstaff Biding and Driving Park Association. Its incorporators aro Ralph H. Cameron, Ja nes M. Simpson, Frank E. Foster, George Prime and James A.

Vail. The capital stock will be $2,000, with privilege of increasing stock. 200 shares will bo issued at once at $10 per share. We aro informed that over two-thirds of the stock is now taken. The grounds will bo alout one and one-half miles east of town, and is provided with good stables for horses and cattle, the object of the association being to hold fairs, as well as eu ourage sport; this will bo a grand step toward placing Flagstaff ahead of any other town in Arizona in popularity.

Flagstaff Champion. Live Stack MarketT Kansas City, April 7. The Livo SUck Indicator reports: Cattle receipts shipments 1000; strong and active. Dressed beef strone and 510 higher; 6tockers and feeders strong and i and active good to choice corn fed, $4. 10 04.40; common to medium, 390; stackers and feeders, 80-cows, Sheep Receipts, 875; shipments none; market steady good to choice muttons, 1.10 1 35; common to medium, $25003.80.

Buckten's. Arnica Salve Tho Best Salve in tho world fox Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Povcr Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pos- tively cures Piles or no pay required. It is gurantced to give perfect satisfaction ox money refunded. Price 25 cents per oox.

jtor sate by lieauuiont Ooxe. sti'l stays with ami nres an oc- hot shot into the merchant, made a Hying visit to cott yesterday. Two of the soldiers rurcutly token to Tucson have been indicted by the grand jury there. Amended articles of incorporation of the Dixie Mining Company aro pulw lished in this issue. i treasurer reucmpuou notices aro published in tho Jouuxal-Mikkk, the otucial paper of lavapai county.

The Sunday school of tho M. church is preparing an Easter concert exercise to be given Easter night. Wm. Martin, a former resident Skull valley, brother of James Martin, of the Tragic meat market, died in Ar kansas recently. Councilman Hardy the political situation casional broadside of camp of the enemy.

Mrs. Major Russell and Mrs. Lieut. Hersey and her sister, Miss Noyes, of Whipple, will leave on Tuesday next, for a protracted visit east. Gurley street, in Prescott, near the creek, which has been an eye sore to freighters and ranchers for a long time, is now being put in thorough repair.

C. W. Culver forded tho Salt river to day with his four fourteen-horso teams. They came from Pinal, and go out to the Congrees mine for the purpose of freighting ores. Arizonan.

Baked eugs are said to be a very pal atable dish. Tho eggs are boiled hard, cut in thick slices and baked with Parmesan cheese with bread crumbs, ou top, the whole being nicely browned. Fkom Monday's Daily. Another windy day. R.

II. Farley, of Tip Top, is in town. Geo. W. Kay was released on bail to day.

R. B. McCann, of Big Bug, is in Pres cott F. M. Murphy left for the Congress to-day.

Governor Wollley, no mistake this time. G. Hathaway returned from Plienix yesterday. Hugo Richards and James O'Neal are back from Plienix. Robert Steen, deputy United States marshal, is in town.

Tom Davis, representing the firm of H. S. Bridge tfc arrived in town last night. Tom Davis has a full line of samples of the greatest variety lo select clothing from. Mrs.

C. A. Randall is recovering from a very serious spell of sickness at Congress city. Mrs. F.

W. Blake left by staeo this morning for a month's visit to relatives in Plienix. Foster S. Dennis, one of tho en lor prising citizens of Kingman, came in on last night's train. J.

C. Tico, special route agent of Wells, argo fc has b'cn spending a couple of days in Prescott. Geo. W. Sines and Major John Bees returned from a visit to tho Bradshow country on Saturday evening.

D. C. Thorno returned on Saturday from his visit to the Santa Maria country, where he has some mining property. A. deed from P.

Brannen to C. A. Gretmlaw, for lots 10, 11 ami 12 block 26 Flagstaff, for $150, has been filed for record. Secretory and Mrs. N.

O. Murphy camo in on Saturday night's train, and th i former left by stage for Plienix this morning. Al Aitkcn received a lot of ripe strawberries on Saturday night, the first of the teason. They aro two weeks earlier than last year. Judge Wright, E.

M. Sanford and Harris Baldwin have gone to Kingman, where the former will commence a term of the district court to-day. Mrs. H. H.

Reeves has opened a dress making establishment on north Granite street, and resiHJctfully solicits the patronage ol die hulies. General B. H. Grierson, commaudinir the department of Arizona, and a general favorite with people of this section, camo in ou last night's train. Judgo Stilwell, district attorney of Cochise county, has given the board of supervisors of that county an opinion that they have no legal riirht to pay tho judges any inonoy from the county treasury.

Tho poor, underpaid district judges in Arizona are doing well iu this country $3,000 from tho government, $G00 from tho territory and $5 0 from tho county is very smooth picking. Barnes irets $5,100 per year; about twice as much as tho governor. Prospector. Tho examination of Thomas Schw-eric, on a charge of assault on the person of T. Jarmon, with intent to commit murder, took place before Judgo Fleury to-day, and resulted in his being bound over to appear lcforo the irrand jury, with bonds fixed at $500.

Hon. J. L. Fisher's condition has been quito serious of late. Mrs.

Fisher writes that he was attended by three physicians, and had been delirious for two or tlirco days. It is sincerely hoped that ho will pull through all right. Tom Hin Keo has purchased his partner's interest in tho Grnnito Street Chinese storo, and with an entirely new stock of goods oilers them at a lower prico than evor beforo offered in Prescott. Read his advertisment in this issue. The Prescott Chautauquan Reading Club met last Saturday at tho residence of Mrs.

J. p. Bruce. Roll-call quotations were about Animals. Mrs.

Elliott i read an article from tho March Ch au- From Tuesday's Daily, Down with train robbers. Another storm ou tho tapis. Phonix wants a $10,000 school house. Board of trade meets at o'clock to night. When you want a nood c'urar ro to Fowl's.

Thomas Carroll, of Jerome, is in Prescott. Finest stock of Ciiittrs and Tohaccu it Fonl's. Itailroad tickets bought and sold al a. Aitken's. lco Cream and Cake at Otto.Halmer' Restaurant.

aOtG Aitkcn has tho "boss" cigars tlio Koy West Bouquet." The law of Arizona now say thl train roblxirs must hang. W. L. Van Flagstaff, i still a sufferer from rheumatism. Oh, foru k.v.h1 smoke! Aitkcn has tho Key West Bouquet." uranges, Apples, Lemon.

Figs, Datos, at Ford's. J. W. Graham, merchant tailor has an advertisement iu this issue. "Queen" and "Beauty" cigars, tho finest cigars iu town, at F'ord's.

Another car Uvul of potatoes lor thy Prescott market arrived yesterday. Fresh Strawberries received daily at A. Ailken's. Sold cheap for cash. Leinp's St.

Louis Ken Beer, from schooners, at tho Moutezuma Saloon. Coconino is said to havo cost its friends not less than from J5.000 to $7,000. Jorry Woodbridgo has a band of sheep near tho Colorado river, says tho uiuinpion. liny your Louisiana State Lottery iiekcw ol A. Aitkcn, who has the agency lor tlio same, J'rescMit.

Hurrah for Sheriff O'Neill and tho officers with him, who have succeeded in running tho train robbers to earth. lagstatl is infested with a jranir of sneak thieves. A mom: the sufferers from them recently was Rev. N. L.

Guthrie. James Akers and II. 11. Helm, camo in from tho Trap Rock mine this afternoon, to attend tho wedding to-morrow, evening. C.

W. Culver, who has recently taken the freighting contract between tho Congress initio an 1 Prescott, was in town yestordn'. 1 he chief quartermaster of the de partment has an advertisement in this isMio, asking for proposals for fuel oragc and straw, to which tho atten tion of contractors is directed. Tho programme of exercises of tho Children's Concert, to bo given at the Baptist church on April 14th, will appear in full in Thursday's issue, and each day thereafter until tho concert. Edwin O.

Wyckoff, who has lately lwen called to tho pastorate of tho Congregational church hero, will bo or dained as a minister of the gosjwl at Galcsburg, Illinois, on Thursday, April 11th. It has lately come lo be known that tobacco chowers seldom have typhoid fever, but whether this is in Uio interest of medical scienco or some largo tobacco linn deponent sayeth not. 1 ho suggestion recently made in tho JouiiNAiz-MiNKit, for a May Day picnic, seems to havo struck a popular chord, and tho picnic is now assured, provided tho school trustees will graut tho public schools holiday. In the cowltoy contest in Plienix, on Sunday, between McGary and the former wou in steer tying, and tho latter in bronco riding and in picking up Hags, thus giving tho purso of $500 to tho latter. Tom Hin Kec says ho regrcLs very much that one of his countrymen should have falsely informed an officer yesterday that ho was engaged in selling whisky without a license.

Ho says the information was without any foun dation whatever. That he has not sold any whisky for threo years, and never without first having taken out all necessary licenses. 8t Kin! In itio JodkN'Au-MINkk, friKNix, April II. Governor Wolttoy tci it the following nominations to tho lei ritoriul couucil last evening, und tin iy were pioiuptly confirmed attor-m" liimeral, Clark Churchill, of Pho territorial treasurer, John Y. Smith, of Plienix; sunerintoiidont of puMiu instruction, Goo.

W. Choyney, of Tombstone; comirfwhmer of iinnii-gi ration, John A. Blak, of Tucsou; territorial auditor, Thorn Hughes, of Tho Gaxetto, this -jnuuueos Uiat Tho. K. Parish, too of Governor Zulick, will refu', 10 abdicate tho office of commissionei' )f immigration, although IiIh -c Mm mom nas never been confirmed council.

Jlhoades and Rogers are etill trying to aiaku a combination to secure the passage of tho Coconino county bill, and say they will refuso to attend any further sessions of tho house and thereby defeat a quorum, unless the council agrees to pas this bill. The majority in tho council, however, stand firm against any such combination, and tho action of Rhoades aud Rogers. if they carry out their threat, may re sult in Uio defeat of tho appropriation mil. More Territorial Appointment. tHlie Piiknix, April 9 3:20 p.

m. The following appointments were sent into the council to-day, and confirmed by them: insano asylum commissioners, W. H. Hardy of Mohave, J. M.

Oohoa of Pima, and D. Recarto of Maricopa; normal school trusbic, H. B. Farmer, James McClin took and Dr. J.

F. Hart; board of regents of university, J. M. Ormsby, A. J.

Bell, J. C. Jouos, Wm. R. Stone; liye stock sanitary commissioners, I N.

Towne, J. V. Vickers, W. C. Barnes, Nathan B.

Bowers, Samuel Crozier; prison commissioners, W. 0. Davis, A. Cutter, R. S.

Bobbins; board of equalization, W. S. Head, O. T. Townsend; adjutant general, W.

O. O'Neill; veternary surgeon, Dr. A. G. Chandler; territorial geologist, J.

F. Blandy. The A Prosperous Mining Camp. Without doubt, Tip Top und surrounding cotmtryis to-day tho most prosperous mining section iu tho south-west. R.

H. Farley, one of thq oldest residents of tlio place, and a man who has taken out thousands of dollars of tho precious metals, and who nas also spent "lousamiB iu tlio development of min property more, was in town to day and, when twked for tho news .1: ihi, iiinuiui, gave a very encouraging account Ol IU Thu district ast veur suippeu close to 570.000 won of ore. mid Air. Parley says they oxieci. to Iteat uiai record tills vear and uil ernwd JflUO.UOO very olotsely.

His partner air. Kay, and huiHolf own lourhm claims, which they have already de- "nopcu pretty well, hccuring the nutans for development work frem nrastrainga iwrtiou of the richest ore each year. Their iwnm i W-ii. din Uio extreme western portion of tho dhv met, about ix mi from Ton I iiuy nopo 10 no nolo to procure ma-chiuery this year for working their ore, which is splendid for and they havu large IkmIihs of it, but as it only runs about $50 per ton it will not bearfchipmcnt A tow miles east of thum. i by thu tor Gulch, is tho camp of 0.

K. Cham- id ami Mr. Gates and partner, who are ah taking out good gold ore, which they ro tdiippiug to El Paso. The formcT box picked lots which go a high as JH.T ton. He has his claim well opened Ol.

Tom Montgomery is also shipping k'Old ore, while Ed. Wager, fiom his EKlOrailo, is doing the same Tom Wade a.id partner aro also taking out good ore, aid re proseroon. Mar-low Brothers, known as regular shipiMjrs of org this district, con tinue to keen up t'heir hck, while tho Smithltuo brothers and Farrell, having reached the waUr level, are pro- paring to placu machinery on their property. Judge B. C.

Willams has made another rich slriko in his VC" mino, and has in consequence retire: from Uio hotel business at Gillett, aud gono hack to his old claim from which ho has taken several thousand dollars. aud in which there are several thou sand more now in sight Messrs. tarley and Xay expect to leave for homo to-morrow. Wednesday's Edition. Sixty Dollar Sevviuj; 3Iacltiae just received a Rov.

Z. L. ay haa gono cast, on a business trip. nay Harvest is in progress in tho Salt river valley. Boauinout Coxc has new oda fountain.

b. p. Junior is in town from tho Bradshaws wft, tt jot 0f or0 L. S. Knowles and Charles Willard, of tlio Verde valley, are in town.

and MINE Oho Year, for TweMty-TwQ. Dollars. In addition to our liberal offer, found wo aro now prepared to otier tho W.f trr v- TnnPW TXft vi.M rhtiA and a first-class high-ami sewing ma chine, warranted for five years, for the Gold waters have just received a lino Prico of $22. This sewing machino lino of Easter cards, which are well worth itiHectiou. J.

U. Jordan, writing from Washing ton territory, says the country up there a little too moist to suit an Arizona dry rancher. McDonald Brown, of tho Blue Dick mine, had another eleven and a half ton lot of at the sampling works yeterdav. John O'Donnell died this monitor at Mrs. McUarron's lodging house, on Cortex street, where he has been engaged or some time as bar ketqer.

Deceased tad boen (sick for several days. J. F. Blandy will make a good terri torial geologist. Besides a thorough education in the theoretical principles has drop-leaf table of walnut, oil- polished, with patent drop-leaf support, Gothic cover with voneered panels, case of two drawers at end of tablo with locks, veneered fronts and nickel plated drop ring handles.

Tho machine alono is equal to the best sixty dollar machine. A guarantee against tho ordinary wear and tear of tho ma chino for tho term of fivo years is also given, and if any part gives out by rea son of any defect, it wil bo replaced freo of charge. Tho following attach- nieius are lurmsncu ireo witn the ma chine one foot hammer, one screw driver, ono wrench, ono oil can and oil, ono gauge, one gauge acraw, one extra throat plate, one extra check spring. ono pacicago ot needles, six bobbins and CREAM Used bv tke Unitml fltaw n. Endorsed by tho beads of teet Ulvr slties and Public AnstnU.

matk atM. Cieara Pwdr 1m ui extracts, Vaallla, Liueea, ft AMe, Ko)C. not eeataia ah CbcmlcaTs. PRICK BAKHM POWKVtro New York. Mi.

Luu Legislature at Work. Special to the Jouknal-Min ik: Piiknix, April 8. Both houses of tho legialaturo convened to-day at 10 o'clock. In tho bonne thcio was no Quorum present, and a recess was taken until 10 o'clock to-morrow, when Daily, of Cochise, is oxneoted to be present in addition to those who an swered roll call to-day, forming a quo rum. AU the members of'the council were presont but four.

Tho nomimv linno uiti sO Taai iiIiaL- TTuj- "lato governor of Arizona, wore taken up and were all rejected unanimously, when tho council took a recess until seven o'clock this ovoning, when it is expected that Governor Wolfloy's ap pomtmcnts will bo sent in. Governor Wolfley'c Enthusiastic Reception. 8CClMl to thO Phknix, Aprils. Governor Wollley arrived hero this morninir by special train, and was enthusiastically received. iV largo number of citizens went to Maricopa to escort hint to Phonix.

A big crowd also accompanied him from uceon, tho Southern Pacific railroad reducing Uio faro for tho occasion. Tho oath of office was administered to Governor Wollley, at 11 o'clock, by Justice hherman. A grand reception will 1h) tendered him and Secretary Aturpny, in the city hall, on Wednes lay evening, to bo followed by a ball iu tho opera house. The GAPimED. Train Kobbers Taken Noar ItoaTor, Utah.

in A Woman's Discovery. 'Another wonderful discovorj has been made, and that, too, by a lady in this country. Disease fastened its clutches upon her, and for seven years she withstood ito severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined aud death seemed imminent. For threo months she coughed incessantly and could not sleep Sho bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con sumption and was so much relieved on taking hrst doso that sho slept all night and with ono bottle has been miraculously cured.

Her name is Mrs. Jmther Lutz." Thus write W. C. Ham rick Co of Shelby, N. Get a freo trial bottle at Beaumont Coxo's Drug Storo.

Facts Worth Knowing. Iu nil diseases of the nasal mucous membrane tho remedy used must bo non irritating. The medical profession has been slow to learn this. Nothing satisfactory can bo accomplished with douches, snuffs, powders, syringes, astringents or any similar applicaton, because they are nil irritating, do not thoroughly reach tho affected surfaces and should bo abandoned as worse than failures. A multitude of persons who had for years borne all the worry and pain that catarrh can inllict testify to radical and crmancut cures wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.

To Oispol Colds, Headaches and fovors, to cleanse tho system effectually, yot gently, when costive or bilious, or when tho blood iB impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, uso Syrup of Figs. Advico to Mothors- Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always bo used for children teething. It soothes tho child, softens tho gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Di-arrlneo. Twenty-live cents a bottle.

jan28yl Persons wishing to improve their memories or strengthen their power of attention should send to Prof. 2:17 Fith N. for his prospectus post free, as advertised iu another column, nilltidw A private telegram has just been re ceived from Sheriff O'Neill, announ cing Uio capture of the train rehbers, and the recovery of nearly all of tho money, near Heaver, Utah. 'til A i no sneriu a party, wun inetr priso ners, left by tram for Prescott this morning, but owing to tho roundabout way necessary to tnivel, cannot arrivo liero beforo Friday or Saturday. Beaver is tho county seat of Beaver County, Utah, and is situated just west of the Tiishnr mountains.

The robbers were evidently for the latter place, as the telegram states that tho upturn Wsts nuido a few miles east of Beaver. Tho robbery waa committed on the uichtof MarcJi 20th. Sheriff O'Neill received word 'of it on tho afternoon of March 21st, aud left for Uio scene of tho robbery on tho morning of the 22d. On his arrival thoro ho immediately took tho trail, and at ono tnnowas within six hours of Uio robbers, but his horses giving out they gained on him, and ho crossed Lee Jerry, into Utah, two days behind them. The officers have covered a distance of over tiOO miles in their pursuit.

Mild the news of their capture will bo received with the greatest satisfaction by tho people of this territory. Rewards aggregating some $4,000 or o.UUU havo been offered lor tlicir arrest, which will no doubt bo promptly paid to the officers who havo persistently followed tho trial of tho robbers. The Verdict Unanimous W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, testifies I can recommend Electric Bitters as tho very best remedy.

Every bottlo sold has givon relief iu overy case. Ono man took six bottles, and was cured of Khcumatism of 10 years' standing. Abraham Hum. driictriat. Bellvillo.

Ohio, affirms: "Tho best Belling medi- taken to tho Copper Mining Intelligence. In December last, Mr. Fred E. Mur ray obtained a working bond on the Copper World, twelvo miles south of Yucca, and the work of prospering tho property was begun under the eu-ttervision of Mr. II.

C. Church, and a great deal of work has been dono in running lovels, sinking wiuzos, aud like work. All Uio work douo has been iu ore, and on the upper level and winxo largo bodies of ore have been un covered. All the work done has been with the view of finding tho extent and richness of tho ore. The ore are car oouaio ami suipnioe, and aro per cent copper.

Tho ore taken out in Uie workings is now being shipped to Cop pel Basin near Prescott, to bo used in matting oUier ores at tho furnace there. The Copiwr World is now the property of Messrs. Phelps, Dodgo fc Co. of Now 1 ork Oity, who own large copper inter ests this territory, and tho waa made through Mr. Murniy.

Tho Antler, anoUier mino of tho same char acter, about two miles distant, has also been purchased by them, and should these mines dorelop as indications now promifc, a snolter will bo erected at some convenient point to the mines. We are glad to noto tho investment of this great copper concern in this conn ty, and it will probably lead to the de velopment of other copiwr mines here, Uie shipment of ore to Prescott is a now experiment to smelting men, and it may lead to results tint will prove of great heneht to tho mining interests of tho territory, and to Mr. Fred E. Mur ray belongs tho credit cf having ship ped tho hrst copiicr ore from Mohave county to Prescott. Mohave Miner.

Four six-horso tonus arrived from the Congress last night with ore. The first car load of bullion from Copper basin will Imi shipped on Sun day. Robert Cartmoll wont out to-day, to put up tho mill on tho Wire Gold property at Sqaw Peak. red battes has sold his interest in the John Burns mine, llassayampa, to Win Dunlap, for $60. J.

W. McGowan, superintendent of tho Senator mine, is expected back from the east in about a week. The now sliatt ol the Senator was flooded recently to a depth of forty feet by water from the old workings. With the drying up of the mud ore has commenced to come in to tho sampling works again very lively. Tho United Verde company will commence their regular shipments of copper matte about tho 10th of April.

Tho Copper Basin smelter is running to the complete satisfaction of those in charge. The product is copper bullion. The old dumps and stones of the Dosoris aro still yielding rich ore to tho men who are working them wiUi jig gers. A car load of ore from Fred. Sattes' Sucker mine arrived at the sampling works yesterday.

It is very high grade lead ore. Hanson Geo. Olsen, Frank Miller, E. C. Clark, and Smith fc Hal loway have each made shipments of ore to the sampling works this week.

Tho Congress shaft is now down to a depth of 075 feet, and a very rich body ol ore nas recently Iveeu struck in it, although tor that'mattcr the ore is rich tho ontiro length of tho shaft. County Recorder Akers visited his Trap Rock mino yesterday and took out supplies for his men. Ho toports a very satisfactory condition of affaire there, ami the mine looking well. Tho owners of the Golden Queen mine started an arastra vesterdav on their ore. This proterty has been visited lately bv a lanro number of people, who ex piens themselves hichly pleased with tho outlook.

Two car loads of ore from F. E. Mur ray's mine, at Yucca, are en route, to arrivo by to-night's train. Tho ore will Basin smelter of mining and mineralogy, Mr. Blandy bk if' extra attachment nnn iipfcni- nnn is a practical mining man.

Yavapai county received four ap pointment from Governor Wollley, Adjutant General O'Neill, Territorial Geologist Blandy, W. S. Head, member of boa id of equalization, and N. B. Bowem on the livo stock sanitary commission.

A special service will be held at Uie Congregational church to-morrow (Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock, in ob servance of the ordination of the coming pastor, Rev E. D. Wyckoff, at Galesburg, 111. The regular Wednes day evening prayer meeting haa been omitted this week. The Knights of Pythias and their friends had a very pleasant time last ovoning in the hall of the former, "trip ping the light fantastic." Samuel Hill was floor manager, and he with other members were very attentive to their guests.

The Knights are noted for their sociability as well as chivalry. The school trustees havo decided to give the school children a holiday on May Day, and the following commit tee has been appointed to arrange for a picnic: Mayor Howard, J. A. Guild, G. W.

Sines, N. C. Shekels, Judgo H. MoGrew, D. Pentlantl, J.

Rodcn-burg, E. W. French, E. A. Rogers and J.

C. Martin. A on the Atlantic fc Pa cific railroad, a few davs since, refused to pay fare, when the conductor at tempted to eiict mm. The man re sisted, using a pocket knife, with which he cut the conductor seriously about the face and arms. He was finally overpowered by the train men, chained to a tcat aud turned over to the au thorities at Gallup.

The women in tlio car were badly frightened over the fracas. At this distance we cannot under stand by what parliamentary rules Coconino county bill was passed. Tho bill was properly killed in due form, a motion to reconsider promptly voted, and now After a lapse of three weoKr, wo lau to see what rulo was applied to resuscitate it. It is barely pos sible that our legislature, during the re cess, in waiting for the new governor, has been engaged in preparing a new manual to supercede Gushing and Jef ferson. extra attachments: ono tucker, ono foot rulller, one set of plato hem mere i fivo different widths, one binder and I Although our subscription price is e-i per year, wo havo placed the nrico of tlio Jourxal Minku and machine at tho mo hgures offered by papers whose BuvBurijuiuii price is oniy 3i.ou per year.

A number of these machines aro in use in Frcscott, and give completo satisfaction. Orders should bo accompa- men Dy tne cash in tun. Uld subscri bere can havo the liouelit of this offer. Address all orders to J. C.

Martin, rrescott, Spring Rodeo. A general horeo rodeo will start from John W. Kerr's ranch, ou the Santa Maria, June 5th. The Walnut Grove rodeo will commence, April 14th, at tho old Castle Creek smelter, to close at Oliver's ranch about May 10th. The spring rodeo will commenco at Scott's ranch, Sycamore Basin, on tho 9th of April, and at Shopp's ranch, On the Santa Maria, on the 15 of April.

A number of years ago Hon. E. L. Gobin found some very rich lloat within three or four miles of town. But little effort has been in ado since to discover the ledge from where it camo.

W. W. Vanderbilt yesterday outfitted a couple I or otononcod prospectors and minors, at J. G. Campbell's store, and they have gone out to make a thorough examina tion or the entire country in tho vicinity designated by Mr.

Gobin. It is to ha hoped that their efforts may bo rewarded with success. E. WitMreil, Merchandise, Feed, Grain, Ha Etc Contractor Forwardkg Agent United Verde Ctpt Mints, 4 Verde Station, Arizona, Located eight miles north of Prescott, on the P. A.

C. My business has again opne4 up iairly well, and I would call attention to the (act tht I hare on hand a Large Stocfcof goods consisting of DISEASED BLOOD. Humors, BloicherestScaletsCruste and Leas et Hair Cured. GROCERIES Boots and Shoes, Terrible Ul4 Peln. rl all at Maafer a llvr.

Fare ud Ml eaverea wifb awtrai aareM. Ilnd s-e-amrkaMe I Underwear, together with Bo tli for men, womenYand chil dren. Also a fine asortnnfc ai nice assortment of miners' and ianch- SSi-SSir i ors Rey-made Clothing in my Hardware Coconino Looming up Again. Hprclal lo Iho JitCKKAi. minbU.

Piiknix, April 10. The council, last a evening at iw sctMion, wok up tne ap propriation hill and imsml it. Outside of allowing $7,200 for two years for 1 tm aa uimcu auies aiamct juuges, no im- jKirtant changes were made to tho bill as previously amended. It is rumored thin morning that a combination has been formed to pass Cocenino county bill in the council to-day. when Rhoades and ltogere will attend the ttccaion of the house and form a quorum and pass the appropriation bill.

But they say they will not do so until tho Coconino bill is signed by the governor. Later. Fiiehix, April 10 11:25 a. m. Co conino us passed Uie council, bra vote ol to a.

Department cino I have over handled in my 20 years' experience is Electric Bitters." Thou sands of otheni havo added their testimony, so that tho verdict is unanimous flint Electric Bitters do cure all diseases ot tho Liver, Kidneys or Only a half dollar a bottlo at Beaumont Coxe' Drug Storo. Freight Notice. From and including this dato rates of freight from Prescott to Copper Basin will bo for loads each way. W. H.

Uatciibr. Prescott, April 4th, 1889. tli Notice to Stockmen. Wo havo just received Two Car Loads Liverpool Lump Salt. Call early to secure your Biipply.

a2tf Bashfoku Buumistkk. Palntlnc nnti urnyan Work Taught in all iu brunches. Apply at the residence of.Mrs.-J. P. Bruce.

a9t for reduction. It is tho first shipment of ore ever mado bv rail to Prescott. Hegulnr shipments (luriinr tho summer nowovor will bo mado. mi "a-v a a. ino liixio siining company's ma chinery is en route to Prescott, and is expected to arrivo about tho 10th in stant.

Instead of erecting a stamp mill they havo purchased a Wiaiwell ore pulverizer with a capacity of from twenty-five to thirty tons per dav, and thoy expect to have it in operation within sixty days. Tho Copper Basin smoltor was started up on Monday, and has continued to pour forth a steady stream of copper bullion over since. A gentleman who came in yesterday stated that when ho left they hud four tons of black copper weighed out ready for shipment, while a big pile of copper bars were stacked up which had not been weighed yet. G. Hathaway is the owner of a uura.

ber ol nouses on upper uranite creek. Tho wtll one of tenants has been very popular with tho neighbors on ac count of tho purity and coolness of the water. The tenant aforesaid is fond of limburger cheese, and in order to pre serve it nice and moist, was wont to lower it by a rope to within a few inches of thu water's edge. Tho rope broke a few days since, leaving tho limburger floating around ou Uie sur face and, it is ueedless to add, perfum ing tho water to a high degree. The neighbors concluded that nothing short of the decomposed body of a dead mule could produce tho perfumed condition Of the wsiter, aud quit patronixiug the well.

Mr. Hathaway called around to get a drink, Initio tg befor the cud containing the water reached his mouth his smelling organ caught the scent ot it and ho remarked, "Whew I What in li-h-li ades tho matter with that I water?" His tenant, who stood near. answered, "Dunno, smells like a dead mule." Mr. Hathaway immediately urwecuru I'au uut me water, iu search of the offensive carcass, and after working like a Trojan for a day ami a nan succceueuin accomplishing too tasK. iio scraped the bottom of tho well in search of tho cause of the smoll but in vain and, whon told tho canse, was tho maddest man in tho ter ritory, and to get even on himself hitched up his team and took a Mtairn load oi passengers to Phonix for half price, remarking before he started.

a "wny nu didn't you tell me?" National Surgical Institute. Ono or more Surgeons representing this Institute will bo at Uio Bellevuo Hotel, Prescott, April 19th and iKHh They come fully prepared with all tho apparatus necessary for the successful treatmontof their sneoialties. curva ture of Uio suino. disease of the hin and kneo joint, crooked limbs, club foot anuau bodily deformities. Their suc cess in treating these troubles as well as all chronic and sexual diseases has made for tho Instituto a national renu- ta ion.

Upon application, references will be furnished from patients in all parts of uie united States. All persons who aro ButTorine from any of these complaints should not fail lo take advantace of this onnortunitv for relief. I caatrMted a terrible Mood. poisoning yenr ago. I uoo.orf a Willi iwo clan, neitbar of whom Old tne uffp ml alt ninaa could snfltar and livo.

Hom ing or your ucticuka Ivkmkdiks i concluded io iry mom. Knowing- they am mo no cood mej coma nEo mo no worse have uHn siui: inniu aooui wn wk, find r.m inosi nappy io mat am aimoot mi or tne aw. ful sorea thai covered mv tare mid boriv. Mv face waa ai bad. If not worae.thon Uiat ot Miss Hoynton.

ppoken ot in your boolcand I would ay lo any one In the aue condition, in ucTicuiia.anu tnoy win aurely bo cured. You ra.or ue thta Utter in the interests of suiTcrinc Vt tl anile 1 Tl VKTit i Cercica with Haaalas Hare a 17 Years I have bann troubled with a nkln ami u.bomu iir navometiu year, aiv nesivi niiimpH waa one rimii.tig mw, nnd my body wan cov crea wuu inoni aa larce aa half dolUr. i tried a creat many remedies ahhoui oifec. uniu i uicu uie uuticoka Hkxkdikh aud am (liansrui to Mate that after two mnnthi oi inair ue i am entirely cured. I reel It my duiy to you and the pnbllo to vtato tho above racn.

K. MCDOWKMi. Jnmeabdrs' N.J. Mad Mr ratchet Tears I CO Mr. D)nnll Dnwnlnir Inn vun tuit.

have du and acMUhedtulrty-elKhtyeara. I had what la cared ami inv overythlnk-. and tried a number Kt no relief. Anybo.ly could have vot $500 I my other himitlMe A larvra kd thev cured me. ThnOirrintTitA I luJ UU1BI "Uallioaa a IBXIZV I ubivu hid.

uuu uiom lob mm. wnn CUTlOUKA CHENEY OUKEX, CambrldKP, Miuw. Catlrara Keaaedlea Are aotd everywhere. Prlco. Cuticurv, 59c; HoAr.2So.;RKSOi.VKNTtl I'roparod by the -TITTKK URUII AMD U1IKMICAI.

Maaa. ariMnd for "IIOW tn Cant Hlrln il 1 ranm 1 1 1.... V. iiiu-hhiiuui Him nwieauifioniaiB, DIHPXiES. black head, red, rounh, chappd I IRf lUa OllVSKla nrnventn.l VJVI4UUHA uuar, Achiag Sides and Back, uip.

ai.iney and uterine n.t weaaneavek rrllrYr ia ea mv uy ma vaidcera Autl-ala niwnr.iaa nmimi nniv mim. laneuua pain killing. atr-zthonlnc pluater. You will find a good stock and all new and a splendid assortment, and bolts of all aiiek and I have large lot of Iroa 6 th uses of ranchers and ftmillia. I also run in connection, with Blacksmith and I Cream Bilm Cleaaaca tmm Na raaMffcs.

Al laya rata aa la- aataaatlaa. Meal the Marca. atarea tke llcaaei Title aaa ttaaell. Try tlie" Cure. A particle la applied Into each Bial CatawrH nostril, and la acieeable.

tall, ret ltered. 60 ce KLY BROTHERS, 66 Warren S.New Price 50 cent at DracsUU; by CUDU1, rto' Rrraedr fbr Oitarrh tho Bert. Easiest to Use, and taKitpest. Sold by drucKlsta or cnt bj- malt. Mc.

E.T. Uiueltlne. Warren. I J. W.

GRAHAM, Merchant Tailor Mea'itHutta made tn ordor In (jAteat Styles ou Short Notice. Alio carry Fu 1 Lino of Domesiic and Imported SUITINGS AND Gurley Street, Naur BOYS AND GIRLS Tr' too will amid offlcA ndilnaaea of ui thn names and mut nors inn. ih. aea of rtftoen nnd tw.i.itv livo yearn, uho would ho ikely Ui attend a llu.ln ivi or Normal noliool. we will i.ciul you niturn I.H.MV..IIHJ oiuicn i-vrtoiu letter ami uneaperlmen of ntr.band tiiuiriciiim Irom the eu aiM, onr new catkin uo nnd clmulara Klvlucr full infoimntinn AddteM TIIASK A UAMSRY.

Bualne College and Normal Inviitnt-. HTtiriCTnv iai I have on hand a LarfeiLot of wood material, and havef ia m-employ as good mtchSnics as: there are in Arizona Territory, and parties coming ktro for Goods or to have WaCavStnithing or WOOd WOriv Will haw hir waa, worK done promptly and at rea sonable rates. 1 would taKe this oppirtunitr to thaiiK my many fnenus who patronized me the past I season. and would asK Ihem tofeive me a share of their pationtige the present. Anvtliine youneed for yourself or family or ranch I have stocK.

All mv croods such as Canned Goods, Flour and Barley, as can be purchased in car-load aro bought by me in this manner. I pay rent or city taxes, hire verv lit tle help; therefore there is no house in Arizona that I allow to undersell me. and tho wkn firit patronized me find it in their interest to call on me. Goods ordered shippedon ears receive our special attention. iilave ou hand StudebaKer Lumber Wagons.

Some of thim have been remodeled and are in good shape for freighting. These wagons will be sold away dowa. IJesides these we have Buck-boards. Any party nerding a wagon will never leave here without one unless they leave here when I am uot watchiug them. I am here to soil you goods and treat you squarely.

I am not so situated as to do a credit business, as I have a largo amount ot capital tied up in propprty here and elsewhere, therefore i am compelled to do a cash business in order to turn my money oflen.t E. 11. WITHERELL. i i i 4 'H A i ituaaUoa thla par..