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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28
Notice to Creditors.

DURsUANT to the statute In such cases made
and provided, notice is hereby given to
the creditors of J. Ogle and Mary A. Ogle,
husband and wife, that the said J. III. Ogie and
wife have made a general assignment for the
benefit Of their creditors and W. l.. Stsinwee
hss 6een only elected assignee by the creditors
Of the said assignors and W. L. Steinweg. a.
such assignee. hereby gives notice to all persons
having claims against the said assignors. j. N.
same under oath to the undersigned at his once
with the First National bank OF, North Yakima,
In the city of North Yakima, Yakima county,
STATE OF ashington, within three months from
the first day OF December, 1893.
Dated at North Yakima, Wash, Nov. 81, 1898.
i5t W. l.. STRINwEG, Assignee.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28
Fire Department,

Regular meetings Of the Volunteer Fire
d partment OF North Yakima are held on
every frs and third Thursday evenings
4 each month, at Z O'Clock.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28
HeW's This |!

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
+. ]. CHENEY x Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known F. ].
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions aud financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm
WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo O.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28
Notice for Publication.
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, August u. 1893
Notice is hereby given that Henry Sniyely
of North Yakima, Washington, has fled notice
ef intention TO make final proof on under act Of
March 3, 1891, before the Register and Receiver
Friday, the 18th day OF December 1893 on
timber culture application No. Ilg9. for the NJ,
Of SWL and Ma Of SEA, sec "a, twp 10, N r q
X, w. N.
He names Is witnesses william Barto, James
lowry. both Of KtonA, Wash; Claude forsyths,
William Gerard, both Of Prosser Wash
ACT L. :. HoWLErT, Register.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28
WALDNa. KINNAS 4 MARVIN,

W AIDING, kINNAN q MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cons surfaces OF the system. Testimon-
ials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28

Chicken wheat, feed oats, chop barley,
bran and shorts can be had at the North
Yakima roller mills. 44tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28

+" / have been i'll for
+" about five years.
{" have had the best
:" medical advice,
g and I took the first
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28

Karl's Clover Root, the new blood puri
fer, gives freshness and clesrness 10 the
complexion and cures constipation. 25c.,
,0c. and 81. Sold by W. II. Chapman,
druggist. Civ
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28

They increase appetite. purify tho whole
system and act ON tic liver, Bile Deans SmaH.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07
Ser Tau Carlo.
sEnrtT.b1Inn l1nb e5h[uR.

Tort1eBun9 unD S9luB.
Bum ::r1ten Male itieg in Seq Garto
in1tinttiD Elm unbei timmt:r @erba9t
auf, absr CT ipra4 ii@ ielber Mutb Elm.
"Nur Hube, Gub.rite Mubs, unb a1es
tpirb 1@on gut geben." reoete Ct ft4
1elb}t gu. penn i@ mein:n @lei@z
mutb bebalte, tann mir ni9ts ge14ez
ben. SIN elmer @t:rteli tunbs 1T bas
@elb in meiner Sa14e, unb i@ la@e
eu@ ale aus, tpas ibr audi iib:r mtA
benten m1gt."
Die porgeitellten !9erren b:rbeugtsn
ii4 gegen:inanbsr, obn: Elm @ort gu
pe41eln.
u5er fann tpabri@einIi9 nt9t
beut1@," ba4te SEP. vSbut ni@ts, i@
min MUIR iein @:lb unb niat feline &e<
bensarten." ,
r@uenoS bi:s," ipra@ CT, um bod
etmas 3u 1agen, mas portugteit i Him
gen 1out,. Damn panote ct fi4 an
ietnen M::9tsantpalt.
vseS1t BET &auf pertrag aufgelebt?"
fragile Ct, cine na@ldHig: @ebemeile an
nebmenb. rS& muB Sbnen mitt3eiz
len, baB t@ menig git babe uno in
@:i4aftsn anoerparts beretts ertpartet
p,rbe."
uglles lit in Orbnuns," ermiberte
ber Mnpalt. r@s bsbarf nur mebr ber
l1nt:ri4rift bet b:toen 9erren uno ber
:3eussn, iopie bet 4~us3ablung bes
@,lbes, pel@es @enbor, ME mir mein
&ollese gsiast, CUR @tele g:bra@t
bat."
Sang gut" nidte So 3ufrieoen, erz
sriF cine Teber uno INTERRUPTED, ben
Snbalt Der @Arift nit ra1@en 8lid:n
bril- enb. Der Bra ilianer t6at Elm
@lei@es, unb Der &0.n>r &e9tsanmalt,
Dottor 8art9, funs:rte als erter 3suz
&c.
rNun brau9e i9 nod bi: unt'rz
i4rift etnes psiteren 3eugen," meint:
Dottor 2arl N unb nintte ieinem
@Ar:tber. M1ein ebe bieler benz @ebot
folgen tonnt:, 0ffnete iih bic Sblr, uno
3pet 9:rren traten berlin.
sic i4ritten brett auf Geo Carlo gu
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07

Damn, &pdbrenb bieier NIT benz 3d.
ger inn Souterratn neri4,panb, trat IL
bart reben ibrn @atten.
sd tpetb, BON tpem Der gebeimnib:
polle Brief 1T. unb ia babe bas Re@t.
au perlaneen, bab Du MIDI i'm 5eben
ldbt!" rief lie bebenb BOT Qeioeni4af
inbem lie linn bur9 bas grobe Ranolei:
aimmer in feline Mrbeitsitube, BIZ du:
ber5t beba9li4 einseridtet mar, fol9te
~Metn arn1er tletner 2ub, 10 lei bod
nt@t albern!" mics ct lie nit 9utmi:
tbig:m 2d9em unb ur%pertannbar ebrs
lthem 8lid ab.
Sh iab nur, tpas bic 2eioenidaf'
ibr poripiegelte.
vOtto!" rief lie sana auber ii4,
.@4impf unb S@anbe Iber DID, BAT
Du es tpag1t, - s tpasft -"
rglber Sinh, i4 muB Did bod
srnitli@ Bitten, SID gu beiinnen!"
1agt: er jeBt audi geret5t. rS4 fab:
Mttletb nit Deiner Sborbett, 0u
Ndrr4en; bas bat aber feline @ren5en.
@eit @o3en qudlit Du @i@ unb midi
fortpdbreno init Dein:n 9irngeipinz
ten, Deinen Ybantait:n."
Bbantaiien9 Bin t@ a1etn bic
MGrrtn, mirs 0inee ein3ubilben, bic
ni9t ertfttren? @laubit Du benn, Elm
1ol9 unuerbiiQtss @inperftdnbniB Bite
BE nsr1@miegen9 l1nb mdbrenb MQes
auf @u9 iiebt, auf @uer nertrautes
8ltden, Tliiitern, pdbrenb Der Girlt
-! M3, Der S4anbe-!"
Si, tonnte ni4t msiter. Mablos
tpar oer Corn, Der beute b:t tbm gum
Musbru9 fam.
~@9anbe? Din tpem 1T bic @4anbe,
als nur an Dtr, tpelde uni tnnig genug
1T, ibren Mann gu bei@impfen, eine
t1rsntn:rtb:, untaul0iss Dame gu oer>
r@Arempertb! l1ni&hois!" bobmz
la4te iie.
ST i6lug ii1 mie per5tpeifelt NIT
ger 9anb bor bic Stirn unb ieuf3te ttef
auf I.
Damn bate ct feline GaFung tpteber.
ST legte ben nod unerDfneten Brief
au1 1einen NIT Often beoedten Si1@
uno tpanbte it4 Der Satin gu.
v2ubootta, 9luubit 0u nod an
mein @brem1port9" fragts ct ernit unb
gitig.
%Sn einem Qiebes6anbsl ni@t!
Wetbt Du ni4t, tpas mir nod neuli@
bariiber beim 5iiriten Ipra4en?" CAB
lie ft0rrti4 3uriid.
vDann tann i9 Dir nt9t belfen!"
Iagte ct, bon N:u:m er5itpnt, rDu
psiBt, bab i@ bamalS bieier perriidten
Moral entgegentrat."
@r batte i'm @egenlab gu ben anbez
rem 9erren bsbauptst, bab Elm @brenz
MORT ME unb ntmmer unb unter tetnem
@ortpanb cine anbere als bic ftrengite
MuffaKung 3uliebe.
Das tonnte ct i:Bt aber nt4t tpieberz
bolen, benn ber bei te1te @Gdrtner erz
{9ten in Der Ran3lei.
Scr sna0ise 9err babsn befob<
LEM"
vMa@:n 81: bo@ 3tpei iebr i@0ne
Bouquets, aber etlig, nebmen SR bic
Sr4ioeen ba5u unb 1@nell!" befabl
Webrbranb.
so belfe if mir ielbft!" batte UNI
teroeB fetn: Trau geanttportst. @ls
er it4 1ettmGrts tpanbte, btelt lie ben
10 iebr b%eargtp0bnten 8rief in Der
9ano, battle bas @ouoert obgerifen
unb itarrte betroH:n auf eine perite9elt:
@inlage, beren Qorei1e lautete:
PIN 81. 9ur4lau9t ben &ei4sz
grafen @ngeQbert bon Ir14ott-2auz
tenberg."
Ser @drtner p:rl 4pano eben.
Sort 1eBung folgt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07

baftunqen berbreitet ii9 al:mal NIT
B1ib:si4nele, unb Mibisgdn9er iino
itets 3ur 9ano, gu 9aHen uno umbsr5uz
1teben.
3te1: Meni4en besriiBtsn ben Mrrez
itanten NIT Soblen unb lauten @erz
min 19ungn, bsnn man 3p:tfelt fetnen
Mugmbltd, baB oies ber mabre M0rber
lei.
Der @efangen: febte Dem @oltsunz
miuen cDnt14e Gr:d,beit entgegen, f.
rausforoerno lieB Ct fine 8.ide iibera1
um6eri9m: ifen; als ct aber ab leits itez
bnb peter @beinsbers uno iein @eib
Ratrine bem:rtte, i4lug ct biz @ugen
ni.oer. Gin ttef,s @otb i@oB iber
feline blei@:n 3uge, unb iiber Ietn: 2;pz
ben 1tabl ii9 cine @rtpiini4ung.
,@t:b1 Du, ba 6aben lie ben @:&z
ten," raunte p:ter iet1er Trau gu, der
ut ber MDroer, nt@t it,"
so t." pebrt. &atrtn. 1etne mettere
Mebe al. Scr 9immtt fat Did eben
Dor benz @erbre4en b:tpabrt, ab:r
pra6len barfit Du besbalb boA ni@t.
Du tpeiBt, mas Dir ber unterlu@ungsz
ribt:r nit auf BIN Meg aus benz &riz
minal gegebsn bat: Du ma9t sei4ohen
baben, Du ba5t aber nt4t getroHen."
vD'r Mann bat r:4t gebabt," ntdte
@b :insberg. Sin Slid mars, bab
bas @stpebr nt6t mebr gum @orlAein
getpmmen / It. Der Elm. 2auf war
ni4t mebr gslaben."
Dab lie bic 8u@le nt&t gsfunb:n
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07

1~NSSS ~"S T~>'OSs ~~T~<St ~" ""
Der 2efau@eur fir feline bsimli&en
Sago:rturfionen Elm pra&tigsr Gunb
birfte.
@eit &atrtne 10 oisle @eiFesgeg:n=
mart bemi1en, ia, CUR @ntb:dung bes
M0rbers ben eriten Mnlab .9egeben bat=
t., 1tebt: peter fem Meib nur nod 3drt=
li9sr. Ser r1eue Gabritberr nabm i'm
tpteber als Gattor in Dienit, abr feline
Trau burfte bic Gabrit ni@t mebr
betrst:n. Sbr bltsb au5 tsine 3eit,
auber benz 9auie gu 1ein, benn bic
fetne 6amilte erbtelt unberboFten 3uz
muhs, unb bic brabe Mutter ba9te
fortan an 3eritreuungen unb @srgniiz
guns:n ni@t mebr, ionbsrn lebte nur
nod fir mann unb &iub.
Na@ Sabresfrtf fiibrte Mbolf @az
rsna feline Nt@te Moele gum Mltar.
Stride unb Slid t,brten in bas 6aus
Elm, iiber pet4es Der @turm uibriQer
@reignihe babing:braui It mar unb in
benz ft4 nun 5p:i 9er3en roA bes Be-
bena @nttGui@ungen gu inmiger, un=
p%anbelbar<r 2iebe 5ui ammensefunb:n
batten.
9i.ies @reisnib bilbste slei&1am ben
ausiDbnenoen @bf4luB 6es 5ramus,
uno pte Der Name bamit aug ber 9,fz
fentli4teit b'ri4tpanb, 10 be1@dftigts
NOD etnmal gum l:Btenmal - ale
@emiitber: bsr San Carlo.
Cube.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07

@'er""08"o 1i'sfsS *ap'>
Seq Carlos 4ro3eB nabm 1einen
Mnfang. Derielbe nnteriu&ungSriAe
t:r, bet bic 3n:rit Snbaftirten perb0rt
bate, leitets audi ieBt bic @erbanblunz
an, bic balb 70 Hare R:iultate lteferz
ten, baB an Der S@ulb bes Mngetlagten
tein 3peif,l blieb. Darum be:ilte ft4
ber 3anbri4tsr, bi: unteriu&ung gu
be'nben, benin bas S4murgeri9t bate
feline @ibun9en beeitS begonn:n, unb
Der SAL Carlo 1oQte no@ in bt:ier @ai=
ion CUR Mburtb:ilunq g:langen. Daau
tpa Elm gepalti9sr ,3ergenapparat notbz
tpsnotg, benin Der Mnsetlagte l:ugnete,
pk poraus3ulebsn, 9artnadig feline
@bulb.
SIN @arioY@,n Saul: pernabm man
tpenig bonn @erlauf bes pro3efes. Man
ipra3 bariiber nt4t, UNI bic a%ngsgrifz
fensn M:rpen ber Wittpe gu i9onen;
nur mas bic 3.itungen iiber ben san
bra9ten, fanb gu ibr ben Meg. Ibolf
@ar,na nabm ii4 BIT @ermaltuns bon
9aus, Sabrif unb @ermDgen ietnsr
Ni4te auf bas @nergiI&ite an. Srob
bes febl:nb,n Seitaments mar t9r, oa
Elm anberer @rbe niht me6r porbanosn,
Bis gum Musgang bes pro3:h:s bic
MuBrisbung ber 9interlaHenf@aft 3uz
ge1pro4en tporben.
The herald., 1893-01-20

lutte the water. He was tried yesterday
in Recorder Camps court before jury
and acq ditted. His defense wac that the
offense was accidental.
Tine health officers are TO be congTatii
lated upon the energetic manner in
which their duties are performed. 1t is
thankless task generally and fruitful
of personal enmities for a public officer
to interfere with domestic affairs, but
Marshall Kendall and DR.. Wheat are
bravely and conscientiously correcting
all sanitary abuses, and their eolicitude
especially in keeping the zanja water
clean does much to preserve public
health.
Mr.. Peirce, who was working on DR..
Edmond's place, was struck in the eye
by nail which few from under his
hammer. The missile imbedded itself
and Mr.. Pierce drew 1t out. had his eye
bandaged and drove to town for treat
ment. The sight, it is feared, is gone.
Rev. Mr.. Willett, who was for SO long
pastor of the First Congregational church
here, and whose eloquence endeared him
to his parish, is much improved in
health. sU91 ona sebIoe
Poles for the electric light company
are being eet on Mentone avenue to-
wards Mill creek csfion, where the power
house is to be located.
The first of the series OF Choral union
concerts will be given about February
let. A programme containing several
fine concerted pieces will be rendered.
Miss Nellie @ Fowler and Mrs. j. s.
Edwards will sing solos and violin solo
will be given by F B. G1nther.
The Redlands orchestra has had its
membership lately augmented. 1t now
consists of the following members: F.
B. Gunther, conductor and first violin;
Miss N. s. Wilson, piano; N B. Gar
stin and Miss Lucy Dfenbacher, first
violins; Miss Anna Utt and Mr.. Wat
rous, secood violins H. B. Wilson and
j. W. Wilson, flutes; M. f. Pierce, clar-
ionette; 2. H. Hobart, cornet; J. F.
Walters, trombone A. II. Pratt, double
base. The orchestra practices Saturday
at the Terrace Villa. much to the pleas.
ure of the guests. For the coming CON
cert of the Choral union some fine new
music is being rehearsed and, under the
leadership OF Mr.. Gunther, the work of
the musicians composing the company
is being brought up to q high standard
of excellence.
The herald., 1893-01-20

of tobacco and cigars in this market. In
the meantime he is enjoying the beau
ties of the beach. rs
Mr.. Arthur Gemmes of the house OF
M. Fisch q Co., Los Angeles, jewelers.,
etc., is among the arrivals this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chaplin of Can
andaigus, N. Y, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gate of Redondo. Mr..
Chaplin is relative of Mrs. Gate, whose
home originally was at Geneva, N. Y.
The Chapins are much pleased with the
climatic change from Northern New
York to Southern California.
Arrivals at the Hotel Redondo are
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cary, New York
Col. and Mrs. P. T. Swain, U. S. A.
Miss Jennie Frankepfield, G. S. Walton,
A. E. Banks, Los Angeles Mr.. and Mrs.
H Van Buren,, Mise M. L. Forot, Miss
A. S. Forot, Nyack, NY; Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams, Fred A. Hines, John J. Red.
lex, L. f. Coody, R. NJ. Crest, San Fran
cisco.
Arrivals at the Ocean View houre are
Professor Meldon, Cotton; S. L. Maho-
ney, ]. M. Parker, San Bernardino
Robert Sentry, Miss Abby Sentry, st.
Louis; Geo. Bentley, Alton, ILL.,; Chss.
Coventry, San Francisco.
The herald., 1893-01-20
AMAHEIM.

Proceedings of the Trustees p ers onals
and News Matters.
ANAHEIM, Jan. 19.-The board OF city
trustees met Tuesday night, with all
members except Trustee Rust present.
The fire commissioner reported hav-
ing overhauled the fire apparatus and
having put it in good condition.
The finance committee reported hav-
ing examined the reports of the differ
ent city officers and found them corr ect.
The committee on public improve
ments reported that Walnut street
needed grading very badly, also the last
end OF Center street, but owing to lack
of funds it would be advisable to only
fill in the chuck holes and depressed
places for the present. Report was
adopted and committee authorized to
make said repairs.
Mr.. O. I. Plstt reported progress in
boring the new city well.
An application was received from
Clemans & Palmer of Los Angeles to
put in an independent electric light
plant in Anaheim. The matter was re-
ferred to the finance committee to look
into and report at next meeting.
Adjourned to January oath.
NoTEs
The marriage is announced of Mrs. l.
G. Bates, poHtmistress, to George Belts
of Anaheim. The happy couple will re
side on the ranch lately purchased by
Mr.. Belts at Placeptia.
The usually steady old horse used by
the overseer Of our electric light system
in his rounds took it into his head to
run away last night, and made thilgs
scatter on Center and Los Angeles
streets. No serious damage.
Fred Barron and Clark Minor are
both very i'll and are not expected to
recover.
The weather signals are again being
displayed daily on the flagstaff near
Cahen's store.
The tug-of-war tournament opened up
last night with a good attendance.
There were three contests which re.
suited as follows: The city middle
weights vs. the West Anaheim middle
weights, time IS 40, won, by the latter
the West Anaheims heavy weights VS..
the Spanish team, time 1896, won by
the former; and the young Turner's VS..
the West Anahelm light weights, time
40 80, won by the turner boys. The
contests were good and considerable in
terest has been awakened in the tourpa-
ment. This evening the city and West
Anaheim heavy weights will come to.
gether, and most exciting contest is
looked for.
The herald., 1893-01-20
REDLANDs.
Y. NJ. @. A. Directors-Work Of the Health
Qfficers-Notes.

Y. NJ. @. A. Directors-worko of the Health
Qfhcers-Notes.
REDLANDs, Jan. 19.-The members OF
the United States Geodetic Survey were
working in the city again yesterday.
The measure OF the altitude of State and
Orange street is 1851 feet.
L.G. Haight has started on business
trip'to San Francisco, Portland and Min
neapolis.
Rev. A. L. Park and family have all
been i'll this week, hut ere better.
The annual meeting OF the Y. M. @. A.
elected the following directors: J. W.
Lewis, J. M. Lynn, O. A. Kingsbury,
X. @. Wells, J. p. Fisk, jr., r. @. Cum
ningham, A. Ford, M. IA. Phinney, W.
E. Sibley, H. Biggin, James Garrison.
Mrs. Mary A. johns OF Sioux City Ia,
is the guest of DIR. and Mrs. Bedford.
DR.. and Mrs. M. M. Houton of Illinois
are spending few weeks in Redlauds,
where they have several old eastern
friends. .Yaiss5stf
The Alessandro canal and tunnels will
be ready for water by May 1st.
N. G. Heron, who contracted to keep
the Redlands steam laundry ceespool
clean, was arrested for allowing the
drainage to run into the zanja and pol
The herald., 1893-01-20
A story About tho pansy.

A pretty fable about the pansy is cur
rent among French and German chill
dren. The flower has five petals and five
sepals. In most pansies, especially of
the earlier and less highly developed
varieties, two of the petals are plain in
color and three are gay. The two plain
petals have single sepal, two Of the
gay petals have sepal each, and the
third, which is tho largest of all, has two
sepals.. The fable is that the pansy rep
resents q family consisting of husband
wife and four daughters, two of the lat
ter being stepchildren of the wife.
The plain petals are the stepchildren,
with only ono chair; the two small gay
petals are the daughters, with chair
each and the largo gay petal is tho wife,
with two chairs To find tho father one
must strip away the petals until the
stamens and pistils are bare. They
have o fanciful resemblance to an old
man with a flannel wrap about his neck,
his shoulders upraiscd and his feet in a
bathtub.-Detroit Free Press.
The herald., 1893-01-20
ARIZONA NOTES.
Matters of Interest Gathered From Ter
f.t a ritorial Papers.

Matters of Interest Gathered From Ter
f..f .r n ritorial Papers.
A big storage reservoir is to be built
at the head waters of the Hassayampa.
John Agard and his partners are max
ing about $40 per day each running an
arastra on their ore at the Hermosa.
Twenty of the reception boxes for free
delivery in Phoenix have been received.
They will be placed on the princip al
street corners and at the public places
and hotels.
Miss Sarah Herring, the daughter of
Attorney General Herring, was present
at the opening of the supreme court as
an attorney. Mics Herring is the first
lady that ever appeared in an Arizona
court room empowered to take part in
its proceedings.
Phenix Gazette: Hon. Mike J. Nu-
gent has been in Phoenix on supreme
court business. Mike gays Yuma county
is coming to the front rapidly and is
destined to be the leading orange and
lemon producing section on the Pacific
coast, If not in the world,
Stockmen who are loudly proclaiming
that there is no longer any money to be
made raising stock should sell out, quit
business, and give place to men who
will cay the business, properly followed,
is as profitable as it ever was, and who
will make their words come true.
Prescott Courier: Parties who built
small dam for placer mining purposes
on Granite. creek, about one mile south
OF Prescott, short time age, turned the
water on the ground and in three days
sluiced out .$75, in handsome coarse
gold. They are still at work. The
entire work 10 run and worked by only
two men.
The number of sheep shorn in Ari-
zona during the past year was not less
than 500 900 head, producing 6,400, 900
pounds of wool, which, including the
marketing of 100000 wethers, made a
cash income from the sheep industry
for the year OF not less than 81 900 900,
10 per cent earning on $40 900 900, the
value of the sheep industry of the ter
ritory.
Phoenix Herald: The pair of Knights,
Mr.. and Mrs. Knight, who have posed
in this city for SONG time as advanced
spiritualists, are no more--that is, they
are dead to Phoenix people-and the
man who they inveigled into endorsing
draft for them night before last, they
left in the gloom, and as nothing has
been heard from them since it is sup.
posed that they are outside the limits Of
the territory.
Arizona Enterprise: The sentiment
of the people is in favor of immediate
statehood for Arizona, and if it is not
secured the blame will rest with those
politicians who can only hope for place
or preferment through their friends at
Washington. The peoples choice will
not fall upon them, and they know 1t,
and hence they do what they can to
thwart the peoples will.
Tucson Star: TIE train last Saturday
morning was delayed here about an
hour awaiting the arrival Of two psssen.
gers from Benson on special. They
were informed by new porter thar
Benson was the breakfast station, and
while they went in search of the morn.
ing meal the train pulled out. They
threatened to sue the company if they
were not placed aboard the train with
out o lay-over, and, the company took
them at their word.
The herald., 1893-01-20
Danger in Furnace Rogisters.

81 can tell you Of one danger that is
generally oyerloolzed,' said friend.
''and that is in letting inhammatory sub
stances fall through the register. The
other day had case of china unpacked
in the dining ROOM. The box was filled
with excelsior packing, and after the
dishes had been taken out 1 told the
maid to clear up the litter ON the floor.
A little later came into the room and
smelled a strong odor of burning. 1t was
very cold day, and there was hot fire
in the furnace, and as the smell seemed
to come from the register lifted it ell
tirely ont and stuck bent poker as far
down the pipe as l could reach. With
lot Of dust ard rubbish l brought up a
quantity of excelsior shavings which
were distinctly scorched by the heat. 1t
was the first time that had ever thought
of the danger of 'sweepings' connected
with the open registers. New York
Tribune,