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The United States Government reports ROYAL a pure cream of tartar baking powder, highest of all in leavening strength. Royal Baking Powder Absolutely Pure. AW Canuierl rete to which Shae submitten L hemp luifermlyy. Laprdloukgina Pk, PD, Late Chemist U.S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. ¢ Only the pure acid of grapes is used in Royal. Royal leaves no acid or alkali in the food. avs Darcy. eae a tumble to 77 Put fail to patronize the Fire 's Fourth of July ball. The Fourth of July programmes printed at this office today. jer McCarthy has been granted from John J. McCarthy capitalist prospectors are is paetion looking for gold pand Mrs. Amos Sweigert have from their visit to the 's Fair Westher prophets predict plenty in this summer during the season. Mr. and Mrs. Coles A. Bashford last evening from their to the World's fair. laugh McCrum, one of the most prising men on the Pacific was in town to-day, referee in the case of Eliza Sauza vs. Samuel Sauza sub his report yesterday. Foster murder trial has occu the time of the court to-day is that it will be given to jury this evening. Prescott will have a three-day son of Independence day, 84 and 5. An interesting pro has been arranged. Fagan only harvested one today. Three of yesterday's were put to work on the W.C. Bashford returned last ing from his trip to San Diego, left Mrs. Bashford and Sewall. The Fourth of July programmes got today in the Weexey Jour- Moses, the great weekly of Arizona today. ‘Ts said that ex-Governor will make his home in Wash and not return to Arizona,” “we ought to be thankful for Avon tariff sheet was issued to by the S. F., P. P. Railway makes a very maternal redue on the freight rates of ores of J.W. Dougherty is having his just south of Mrs. Blaine’s was formerly used as a Chi laundry, remodeled, and it will o ocupied as a restaurant P. J. Morton, head bookkeeper B Lantry Sons, the S. F.. P. if. contractors, left for the east Morning, on a visit, after all of eighteen months, and Mrs. Archie Campbell tia from Walnut Grove last to secure medical attend for their ten-months-old baby, one with pneumonia and ends Churchill left for this morning. He expects in turn here again in a short time, was the general's first visit several years and his many in this section gave him a welcome. The advertisement of the Me- Sampling and Swelting coin appears in this issue. The are located in the Agua Fria at the Silver Belt mine, and a purchase and pay ores. On his return from Ash Fork last Judge Ling started his court mill up and orun a grist of nine drunks. Two them contributed $20 to the city . While the balance were ten days’ job each on the 5 A Very interesting letter from the Mixen’s special correspond appears in this issue. A very list of cash paying sub accompanied the letter. Correspondence will be follow by other letters from different of the county. Court moved down, to-day, to the between Montezuma and the streets, to the room of J. H. f to get his testimony for the m in the Foster murder trial. We. Bishop w as one of the victims [or Thursday’s fire, and was ub- t0 appear in court. Taursday's Day, James May came in on the noon rain today, James Roach has filed his bond as road overseer , Jerry Barton has sold out his saloon and will leave for Yuma to morrow. About 150 people am booked for the seaside from Phenix to leave duly 11. . izens of Jerome will have a picnic and dance at Hall's spring on the Fourth Another of H. L. Jones’ children on Groom Creek is down with diphtheria. The Williamson Valley Dairy But ter arrives at Sullivan's every Fri day morning. Alex. Imkoff is in town. He ex is to open his place of business in Jerome about July 1. Mrs. Otto came in last evening from Albuquerq! having just heard of Mr. aptta’s deaths. F. D. Weeks of the S. F., P. P. office will leave for the World's Fair on Saturday morning. Patrick Laughlin was allowed $23.50, and Wm. Condron H250 yesterday, as indigent witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Campbell took their little child out to Wal nut Grove last night for burial. Mrs. McMichael, of Big Bug, who has been very ill, is getting better, and will soon be convalescent. The Fourth of July parade will take place at 10 o'clock a.m. All who can participate are requested to do so. « W. A. Rowe has been appointed a delegate to the silver convention, to be held in Silver City, New Mexico, July 4 and 5. E. M. Mills, the well known hotel man, and republican politician of Phenix, died last Monday, of rheu matism of the heart. _A gentleman Justin from Wil liams says that a great many people expect to come from there to spend the Fourth in Prescott. The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Campbell mention of whose jillness was made in yesterday's issue, died last evening about five oelock. Richard Butler, the towrist- Mixer’s carrier, while feeding the today, had his foot caught in the machinery, and sustained very inful injuries to his foot. first excursion to San Diego, jondo, Santa Monica and Los Angeles over the 8S. F., P. P., the A. P. and S. C. railways will leave duty Ist. Another will leave August Ist. Tickets are good to return for sixty days, at the following rates for the round trip: San Diego, $59. 80; Redondo, $46.70; Los Angeles, $35.20. The Jovexat-Mixen_ is in receipt s, a copy of the New York Evening Sun, containing a marked article, about Col. Fred C. Ainsworth hav ing eloped years ago from Prescott with Pauline Markham, the actress. The article in question contains some facts, but in its sensational features is entirely erroneous. Col. Fred C. Ainsworth was stationed at Whipple Barracks near Prescott when Pauline Markham resided in Prescott. The Colonel was popular not only with the “fe male population” but with the male population as well, and he still en joys that popularity. Pauline Mark boo was put posessed as a husband during her residence here and she and Col. Ainsworth consequently never eloped, nor was the town scandalized, neither was Col. Ains worth ever suspended from duty while stationed at Whiggle. That well known New York theatrical manager, or whose au thority this sensational story is pub lished should try his hand on some other kind of fiction. Three fourths of the present population, who were residing here at the time Pauline Markham became stranded, with a Pinafore troupe, and remained for several months 10 Prescott can testify to the untruth of his state ment Forwar'’s Day, Collection day to-morrow. Harris Baldwin left for Phenix this morning. Silver has dropped out of sight, being quoted at 68 cents, Gil Ferguson is just getting the better of a'case of mumps. Dr. Maus will leave for Fort Wingate, New Mexico tomorrow. Born, this afternoon, June 30, to the wife of T. J. Dauble, a daugh ter. See the summer Shoes and sum mer Dress-goods being sold at Sul livan's. The tril jurors have all been dis charged, the criminal business hav ing been disposed of. Rev. G. H. Adams will preach at 11 am. and S p.m. in the M. E. Church next Sunday. Bert Morton, the Jovux at-Mayer’s special correspondent came in from Big Bag last evening. He brought another list of subscribers with him. The P. A. train did not get in last night til long after dark, causing a di in the distribution of the mail until this morning. Dr.J. M. Marshall, the Flagstaff dentist, arrived on last night's train, and can be found by all needing his ‘services at the Yavapai Pharmacy. The jury in the case of W.R. Evans, charged with assault to com ‘mit murder, returned a verdict last evening of guilty of assault with a ‘ deadly weapon. The Fourth of July committee re ‘requests all citizens who have vehicles to have the same decorated and participate in the celebration. There should be a big turn out. Kingman is to have a new paper. J. A. Whitmore will be its editor. Mr. Whitmore is a good newspaper man, and will no doubt make a suc cess of the venture. ‘The appointment of a democratic regrister and receiver at Santa Fe has inspired new hope in the hearts of some of the applicants for these positions in Prescott. James May, the well known sheep raiser, declared himself in no uncer tain sounds, during his visit here, against the democratic party. He says he will vote the ticket no more. Johnnie Dougherty has just re turned to Prescott from his Big Bug onyx mine where he has been with J.J. Fisher making a survey of the property. The discovery of an iron bar j sawed off in the county jail has ‘ given the officers a scare ops and a guard is now kept on duty all night to prevent the list of escapes from being increased. The last vestige of Johnson's au ditorium was carted away today, and nothing now remains of this de funct institution save the memory of the dead beat proprietor in the minds of his victims. James H. Walker, the recently appointed register of the Santa Fe land office held the same position during Cleveland's former adminis tratin. The no-ex rule did not hold good in his case, Mr. Treadwell, superintendent of the Buster property, which is sit uated in the Bradshaws two miles from the Peck mine, and Mr. Mar tin one of the owners, are visiting the mine with a view of resuming operations Hood's Sarsadarills absolutes cures where other preparations fail. [It possesses medicinal merit pe culiar to itself. Constipation and all troubles with the digestive organs and the liver are cured by Hood's pills. Un equaled as a dinner pill, Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Peery came in from Stanton last evening 0 route east. On the way up when near Iron Springs, the seat on the stage on which Mrs. Peery was seated gave way precipitating her to the ground, causing very painful, though it is thought not serious injuries. Their trip east has been postponed on account of her in juries. Sarcapay’s Dany, “Westward the headsman’s axe takes its sway.” Let her sway. Masonic lodge meets to-night Ay pombe are requested to at end, _ Louis Marion is seriously ill with er troubles, fears being enter tained for his recovery. Miss Hattie Fisher received pain ful injuries to her foot, today, by stepping on a piece of glass. All 4th of July committees are requested to be at 9 paged ee evening at the office of of Buperviases. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Kinney left to day for Hannibal, Missouri. Mr. Kinney has been engineer of the rescort electric light works. Miss Madge Gould has been awarded a first territorial certificate on the examination case by her during the first of the month. John Smith and Robert Brow re tu evening from the Castle Creek hot springs, both being great ly improved in health from their sojourn there. Judge W. H. Stillwell, of Tomb stone, one of the ablest lawyers in Arizona,arrived in Prescott last evening, and will remain there for three or four days. An accident occurred last night on the P. A.C. road which pre vented the departure of the train to ptay until afternoon. The nature of the accident was not learned. The funeral sermon of James Brown, who died some weeks ago, will be preached in the M. EB. Church South tomorrow at o'clock am. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Mrs. P. L. Kastner and children leave tomorrow to spend the sum mer with Mr. Kastner's parents in Canada. He will join them in Sep tember, when they will all visit the World's Pair. Judge Hawkins imposed a life intence on John O. Foster Last sight for the murder of the barm icas sheep herder at Ash Fork, and went W. K. Evans to the peniten tiary for three years! Services to-morrow at 11 a. m. in , the M. E. church, Sunday school immediately after the morning ser vice, Epworth League meets at 7 »m. Preaching at 8 o'clock p. m. Aree. 4. TH, Adams will preach morn ing and evening. Geo. P. Harrington, the Edin burg, Ilinois, banker, who is inter vested in the Crowned King, has jsuccumbed to the panic and has made an assignment. His troubles are, however, thought to be only temporary, and he is confident of being able to pull through all right. B. Mo Goldwater, the enterprisi iano dealer, today sold to Hale son of the Palace saloon the hand romnest piano ever brought to the territory. [t is of Weber make and is manufactured of Circassian wal nut, the price being $750. It is worth a trip to the above saloon to take a look at it, as there is no par lor in the territory that is orna mented with a finer instrument. Treasurer Oliver was seated in front of the court house today with the delinquent tax list offering the property for sale on which taxes are delinquent. There were but few purchasers, but choice proper ties found ready buyers. He got about half through the list today. Among the properties which are on the list for tomorrow's sale is the P. A.C. railroad, which he says will be reached about one o'clock. Parties wanting to invest in a rail road should be on hand at that hour J.C. Boblett, of Kag Creek, was a caller on this of today. He says his section is badly in need of rain, but cattle are, nevertheless, in good condition. Considerable placel ining is going on along the creek, vet mines being abandoned by everybody. He states further that it recent decline of the white metal has caused some emphatic declarations to be used against the powers that be. A house owned by Jake Marks, one-half mile above the Be smelter, and formerly ran by BM. Crawford as a saloon, was burned the night of June 28th. Mr. Crawford was asleep in the house at the time, and was awakened by sparks of fire and ashes falling on his face. He barely made his escape from the building, saving only a few clothes. Mr. Crawford had had no fire or light in the house during the day or night previous, and is at a loss to understand how the fire originated. “The Prescott Jovgnan-Miner re publishes a portion of the Demo crat’s article on the Santa Fe, Pres cott and Phenix railroad and credits it to another paper. The Jovrnat Miner deserves to be cut off the Democrat's exchange list.”—Albu querque Democrat. The mistake was not intentional and we apolo gize to our very highly esteemed ‘contemporary for committing an ‘offense which is really almost un pardonable. But if forgiven this time we will promise “not to let it happen again.” Benton Jones,the hero of a big snake story in this morning's Cour ier, called on us this morning with an enlarged edition of his imsgi tion. The traditional waters of the ‘ Hassayamps have made many old timers go over the divide for the last time with the riches of an EL Dorado almost within reach, but this is the first time in its history that the harmless waters of the Santa Maria splash into the faces of pros pectors and editors double-fanged serpents of dime novel proportions, while there are plenty of and Nigger Ben mining propositions left on which notoriety and boat can be had. Before Treasurer Oliver reached the P. A. C. railroad, today, on the delinquent tax list, he was noti fied that the company had filed an answer and would contest the claim of the county. Our contemporary alleges that the cause of contest is that, “the company considers the rate of taxation levied upon its road too high.” “The rate of taxation” against the P. A.C. railroad is just the same as that levied against all kinds of property in the county. For a political subdivision of a ter ritory asking to be clothed in the garbs of statehood, it must be ad mitted that the rate, three per cent, is rather high. Should the P. A. C. railroad company secure a deci sion to the effect that this rate is too high every tax payer in the county will have a legitimate claim for a rebate on his taxes. For Over Fifty Years Mire. Wixstow's Sporkina SYRUP hae for on leething. It eoothes the ht, on , agus, pain, cures ollie. Sind is the beet remedy for diarrhoes. Twenty five and viottin un Mawpax's party. No paper tomorrow. Let everybody celebrate. The county jail is empty. The city water supply is low again. Rev. C. J. Chase returned last evening from his visit east. J. M. Aitken received 90 boxes of berries on Saturday evening. There have been a profusion of evergreens used for decorating pur poses. Under Sheriff Cartter has the court house decorated for the Fourth. The case of Mendibels vs. Arnaz d was submitted to the court on Sat urday. W. A. Linn came in Saturday evening from a two months’ visit to Camp Verde, FP. D. Weeks and H.C. Thompson, of the 8. F., P. P. office, left for the east yesterday. 7 The Palace and Cabinet saloons have each been handsomely dec orated for the Fourth of July. Phenix papers announce the re turn of Grant and Miss Daisy Ran dal from attending college at Oberlie, Ohio. The gan club shoot, which was to have taken place today, will not come off until tomorrow afternoon at L o'clock. 7 Court has adjourned until Mon day, July 10, when Judge Rouse will be here to try the cases in which Judge Hawkins is disqualified. John Jones, the six-year-old son of Mr. Mrs. H. L. Jones, of Groom Creek, died of diphthera, on Fri ~ lost, and was buried on Satur ay. Harry Campbell had his left arm quite seriously injured by striking it against a rock yesterday while in swimming in the Maier lake, in West Prescott. Jailor Foster has taken advan tage of the absence of any prisoners in the county jail to give it a clean ‘ing up. We suffer with headache and prey iat Wright's sparagan head ache remedy never [at Safe, sure, ‘soothing to the nerves. Does not disturb the stomach, and induces sleep. Try it. For sale by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug Stor . H. M. Thurman, the well known prospector and miner, came in last evening to assist celebrating the Fourth of July. He will leave in a few days for the Bradshaw moun tains on a prospecting tour. There will be a game of baseball between the married men and sin gle men on the morning of the Sth, at half past ten. Lots of fun is guaranteed. ed. Guthrie Savage, of Flagstaff, came in on yesterday's train, and will remain there for the fourth. He says that several more citizens of Flagstall expect to celebrate in Prescott. Lustrous pearly white teeth and firm ruby gums, make beautiful , teeth more charming, and the plain est ones attractive. Use Wright's Myrrh tooth soap and secure them. “A Toilet Gem.” 25c. For sale by W. W. Ross, Corner Drug Store. Hugh McCram left on the 2- o'clock train today for San Fran cisco on a brief business trip. cer, McCram, by the starting of this mill and sampling plant, in Big Buy dis trict, has done very much to aid the miners of that section in the devel opment of their mining properties. Hotel Burke arrivals: @ T Mil ner, Prof. Tilden, Denver; D C Thorne, D C Thorne, Jr, Santa Maria; J S Jones, Chaparral, Dudley Brooks, Cienega; J R Richards and wife, Seligman Healy, Chino; F L Wright and wife, Chaparral; T W Galigher, White Hill; C E Cham pie, Champie Camp. The neighborly gossiper of the Phenix Herald has been keeping his eyes on the ladies of Phenix, and has made the discovery that “no less than ten ladies prominent in social circles are now wearing the crinoline and their sensible action s will no doubt be followed by oth ers.” Sheriff Lowry left yesterday with seven prisoners for Yuma, leavin the jail empty. This is the cphanet time within a few years that it has been without a prisoner, the other time only half a day. Joseph Crane, of the Verde valley, was brought into town yesterday morning, suffering from the effect of the premature explosion of a stick of giant powder. His entire left hand was blown off, and it was found necessary to amputulate the arm just above the wrist. The op ‘ration was performed by Dr. Miller, and the patient is getting along very well. Louis Marion, son of the late J. H. Marion, died on Saturday even ing after a brief illness. He was brought in from Chino Valley a short time since, suffering with a severe sore throat, said, by some, to be diphtheria, and denied by others. He had, apparently, recovered fram es when his kidneys became af fected, noar his death. He was 17 years old, and was a bright, intelligent boy, beloved by all who knew him. He was buried yester day, Sunday, afternoon at 4 o'clock. Brief. But to the Point I had rheumatism all over my body for two years. Doctored wit hminent physicians and spent three months in Reed City Hospital. Four bottles of Hibbard’s Rheu matic Syrup cured me, The great est medicine in the world, Channel Rows, Baldwin, Mich. Every word of the above is true, T. Herreanan, Druggid Baldwin, Mich. For sale by W. W. Ross, at Corner Drug Store. od Surveying Contracts Let. These are busy days Le Sur veyor General Manning, he and his staff are putting to extra time order 69! up with which | itipliet i: the This week Ut aera let several important contracts, as Tollow Bre W. Dury, for the #arves of about 160,000 vw mm the Atla tic Pacific railway lands in North erm A laze H. Ma an, 6O acron in Mara county, and 12 acre in the Onsiwins lr 3,000 acres as he Campbell, superinted the Yornelusine, is in town. fot
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