Weekly Arizona Journal-Miner, 1903-04-15

and were clipped there, aud then fat fattened - tened fattened on the desert, and while being driven northward again. It means an era of prosperity for the sheep men of Arizona, such as they have not exper experienced - ienced experienced for a number of years, as their wool commanded a good price, and they are now receiving top notch pri prices - ces prices for all the sheep they have for sale. MINING INTELLIGENCE. The Bragauza Mining company have just brought in another forty pound bar of gold bullion from the Hen Henrietta - rietta Henrietta mine. The company has re recently - cently recently added ten stamps to its mill and the output of bullion is being proportionately increased. Consid Considerable - erable Considerable ore in tbe mine is of sufficient sufficiently - ly sufficiently high grade for shipment without treatment at the mill. F. W. Howard returned from a most successful trip to Flagstaff in the in interest - terest interest of the Bisbee-Arizona Mining company. During the six days be was there he made between fifty and sixty sales of stock aggregating nearly Sio.' in cash. He was compelled to return to Prescott today in order to close up several deals which he had on befora the stock was advanced to 36 cents per share, which will take place to morrow. Mr. Howard expects to go to Bisbee and Tombstone early next week and from there he will go east, probably to Pittsburg or to northern Michigan, he has not definitely de determined - termined determined yet. He informed a .lour nal-Miner man today that he had re received - ceived received a letter two days ago from the mine that they had struck ore con containing - taining containing copper glance, and that tbiiiL' were looking splendid. For liver troubles and constipation There's nothing better in creation Than Little Early Risers, the nuBOOS little pills. They always effect a cure and save doctor bills. Little Early Risers are different from all other pills. They do not weaken the system, but act as a tonic to the tissues by arousing the secre tions and restoring the liver to the full performance of its function- Da turally. Brisley Drug Co., Garbin A Bork

Foreigners continue to leave the j city in large numbers. Unimportant encounters took place between the : troops and the strikers this morning. About tbe middle of tbe day the cavalry charged a mob of strikers on CorsO Yittorio Emauuele wounding a dozen men. Three additional battal battal-; - ; battal-; ions of troops arrived today. New York, April 8. The Atlas lina -i.anur, Allegheny, from Costa Rica was badly damaged in the harbor of ( New York today as the result of a col col-. - . col-. lisiou w ith the British steamer Merry Merry-wether, - wether, Merry-wether, bound out for Cork, Ireland. ' A huge hole was torn in the starboard ; bow of the Allegheny but the steamer ' was saved from sinking by her water tight compartments. The imssengers i were saved by a passing tug. Loudon. April 8. The cable steam -; ers Augiia aud Colonia sailed today to lay the remaining sections of the Commercial Pacific cable from San Francisco to Manila. It is expected that the cable from Honolulu to Ma Manila, - nila, Manila, by way of Midway Island and Guam will be completed by July 4. Colorado Springs, Colo., April 8. Judge Orr has signed the order author- iziug the compromise of the contest over the Strattou millions, which was instituted by L Harry Stratton, son of the dead man. Copenhagen. April 8. King Christ Christian - ian Christian today celebrated his eighty flfth birthday. He is in the !est of health and was the recipient of many con congratulations - gratulations congratulations and gifts. Berlin. April 8. A dispatch to Lo Lo-kal - kal Lo-kal Anzeiger. from St. Petersburg, dated yesterday, says that thirty per persons - sons persons had liecu killed and one hundred injured during the labor disturbances near Nishni, Novgorod. The disturbance occurred yesterday

HAS CHANGED HANDS. The Prescott Steam Laundry has partially, at least, changed hands, the interest of J. S. Worlev having been bought by DM. Clark, the orig original - inal original owner of and promoter of the en enterprise. - terprise. enterprise. Mr. Clark will at once add several more machines to the already well equipped laundry, among which will be a shirt dampener, a collar dampener, and a new shirt ironing machine. This will give him a much larger capacity for work, a thing that has been made necessary bv the con constantly - stantly constantly growing liueiii..as. Mr. Clark i will also replace several of bis old ma- I chines with new and right up to date machinery. He has disposed of his old ones to the Kingman Steam Laundry which will soon start up. This machinery is all good but the business here has grown to such a magnitude that it takes absolutely the best, and D. M. is bound to have no- ' thing elss. The services of J. H. McDonough. who has had years of experience in ; this line in large cities in tbe east, and who came here with the intention of engaging in the business himself. ' but saw that the Prescott laundry had ' such a hold on the business of the city , because of the satisfaction that they were giving and the prices charged, that any new firm would have hard work to get a foot hold, have been se secured, - cured, secured, and the patrons of the firm may feel sure that their work will re re-reive - reive re-reive tbe Wt of attention.

tempt, in opening the ballots in the Larrimer-Durborrow contested elec election - tion election case today, a writ of habeas cor corpus - pus corpus will ie immediately applied for. Weymouth, Eng., April 14. The race of sixteen miles to leeward, from off Weymouth, and beat back was laid off for the Shamrocks today. When tbe boats got outside of the shelter breakwater the wind came in hard gusts and the yachts seemed to have ail they could stagger under. Tne strain caused by the breeze found a weak spot in Shamrock Ill's peak halyards gear and forced the boat to seek sheltered water until the wind dropped. San Salvador, Salvador, April 14. Juan Angel Arias, who was appointed president of Honduras by Retiring President Sierra, has surrendered to the forces of General Bonilla, presi president - dent president elect of Honduras whose forces yesterday occupied the capital of the republic. Newport, R. L, April 14. The wed wedding - ding wedding of Reginald C. Vanderbllt. tbe youngest son of the late Cornelius Vanderbilt, and Miss Cathleen C. Neilsen occurred at "Arleight" at noon today. A reception followed the

from Black Snake to Slough creek, eighteen miles from Fort Yellowstone. He will remain at Slough Creek for several days and then will go to camp on Lake Yellowstone, fifty miles from Cinnabar, where he will remain until he is ready to leave the park. New York. April 14. Leading in interests - terests interests in the Rock Island company announced today that the proposed purchase of the St. Louis and San Francisco road has been abandoned ; for the present. Negotiations may be resumed later. The failure of the deal was caused by a disagreement as to the price. Pittsburg. Pa.. April 14 Two men were killed and two injured today in a belated explosion of dynamite at the new Mt. Washington tunnel of the Wabash railroad. The men had re returned - turned returned to investigate the blast, which had failed, when it suddenly exploded with terrific force. New Orleans, April 14. The water is pouring through Crawford hole, eighteen inches in diameter, near the base of the Waterloo levee, about seventy miles above this city. Five huudred men have been put to work

their only building was almost com completely - pletely completely destroyed by fire. Nothing daunted the school conven convened - ed convened toe day following as though noth nothing - ing nothing had happened. Blackboards were suspended from shade trees, classes formed on the lawns, not a day was lost to the students, and not a pupil was absent. The work proceeded just as usual out of doors. Daring that summer the commercial department was added, three new teachers engaged. Pupils and teach teachers - ers teachers walked over piles of burned and new lumber all summer; tbe school doubled in numbers; the large com commercial - mercial commercial hall was added, fully equip equipped - ped equipped with beautiful bank fixtures, individual office size roll top desks and every necessary appointment Most deservedly has the Brown Brownberger - berger Brownberger commanded tbe admiration of

The book shower for the Free Read Reading - ing Reading Room Saturday was a very suc successful - cessful successful affair. More than 150 bound books were received during the day, including many of tbe latest books published. Two tine sets of encyclo encyclo-1 - 1 encyclo-1 pedias were donated. A most useful gift was a large book case from Mrs. J. Marks, without which it would he impossible to care for the books prop properly. - erly. properly. The books commenced coming last Tuesday and it is hoped will con continue - tinue continue until the close of this week. The committee hope to have the ar arrangements - rangements arrangements completed in a few days for the distribution of books in tbe different homes. The generous re responses - sponses responses by the citizens Saturday to this good cause shows a desire of the neople of Prescott to do their trt, wheu called upon.

at a large factory. The civil author authorities - ities authorities were unable to cope with the mob. and called out the troops. The artillery was brought up aud fired point blank into the midst of the rioters. Ilaneeville. Ala.. April 8. A tor tornado - nado tornado passed over the IIoewell sttle sttle-luent. - luent. sttle-luent. one and one half miles north of here at 2 o'clock this morning. As a result, eleven persons are dead, four fatally injured aud a dozen more or less hurt. The destruction of prop property - erty property was very heavy. The roar of the storm as il came rushing from the the-southwest - southwest the-southwest woke the people from a sound sleep and many escaed from their houses in time to save them -selves from death or injury. St. Louis. Mo.. April 8. The 1 April grand jury, impaiineled today.