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The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28
Territorial Items.

Charley Meadows" "Arizona Char. ley" is in the City of Mexico with his wild west show.-Vidette.
 Earthquake, eclipse and rain all in one week. Who says Tombstone is not booming?-Prospector. Nogales has had diptheria for some time, and the new cure, anti toxine is proving a boon to such suffers.-Sulphur Valley News.
 Considerable buildings is in pro gress. Tucson will before many years be a city of attractive homes. Star.
 The Mammoth mill is in constant operation. About 65 men are em- ployed. Fifty stamps are crushing ore from the Collins group.-Pros- pector.
 Lieut.. Flipper, who has done such excellent work on behalf of the set tiers in their contest with the land grants, is in town.-Citizen.
 A pack train laden with shipping ore from the Jersey Lilly mine ar rived last evening. The dumps of this mine are stacked high with milling rock.-Courier.
 A large load of lumber and sup plies was taken out to the new gold camp, and before long Cnchise county will have Cripple Creek Prospector.
 Growing wheat throughout Son. ora is in excellent condition, and if there is no frost this month and the next, the harvest will be abun-. dant.-Prospector.
 Line rider Dunbar arrived here recently. He seized a barrel of mes- cal at the butcher shop: but To and behold it turEed out to be barrel of vinegar.-ProspectOr.
 A ton and a half of ore was brought in from the Jersey Lilly mine that samples $200 to the ton. It was taken from q new strike re- gently made on this property Journal Miner.
 The White Hills bullion messen- ger brought in two bars of bullion weighing 176 pounds on Wednes- day night. It was valued at $2S16. -Mohave Miner.
 Thursday morning six miners, four Italians and two Mexicans, were killed by giant powder ex- plosion at Minas Prietas. No furth. CT particulars have been received as yet.-Vidette.
 The shipments ofcattle from Ari- zona oyer the Southern Pacific are phenomenally large just at present.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

It looks as though Arizona would have a new United States marshal before long. Most serious charges are reported to have been preferred against w. K. Meade, the present incumbent.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28
A Cowboys Nerves.

OiIo unOI mug III kCllNcI huiICn d wild yell was heard at the end of the street, and the anxious inhabi- tants who momentarily poked out their heads, saw "Tarrantelar Ton" on his pony dashing up the street discharging a revolver from each hand. The heads, disappeared, and it was deserted street, with but one lnhabitant. That temporary, solid citizen was the "r. Tom. Esq" A sign stayed his wild flight, Up- on the sign was the inscription !; "Dr. Hopkins, Surgeon Dentist
 When the reliable old citizens cautiously looked out and saw the pony in front Of the dentists they knew Tom had the tooth ache, and realized that there was fun ahead. Of course, they knew he'd only shoot the dentist, and wind up with q friendly drink all round, so they gathered around the doors ann win dows of the toothpulfng shop to see if Toms hand was us steady as ever. Tom opened the conversa- tiOn aa fOllows.
 You long legged grasshopper, pull this tooth. and be quick as lightning and gentle as a zephyr"
 "All right. Sit down in that chair, and I'll 'ynnk' it out for you"
 Tom leaned back in the chair. with a cooked revolyor in each hand and riplied:
 "You just get the drop on that tooth now, or I'll yank you"
 Dr. Hopkins had a chair fixed for just such customers. He had a heavy galvanic battery under the seat which could throw a circuit heavy enough to paralyze Jumbo, and he just quietly turned knob on "Terranteler Tom" and walked around and took the pistols out of his hands. Tom writheI as thoagh he were fastener 10 the chair of the Inquisition his eyes stood out like door knobs; he tried to yell, but no sound escaped his lips. It was something new to Tom, he didn't understand it; he had never heard of galvanic battery and he thought he was going 10 die. Quickly the dentist pulled the tooth. took the revolvers, and then gradually let ting up on the battery, ne said cheerfully;
 Tooth is out, sir; s. please.
 What in all the tarnal grizzlies and wildcats was the matter with me while you was pulling that tooth?" ..
 '.Oh. your nerves just gave away a little. That's just the way with everybody when they get into den tist's chair"
 Tom was SO ashamed tothink his nerves had given way that he paid the dentist, invited all hands to drink and rode off as gentle as a lamb. thinking for the first time in his life that he had mistaken his vocation and ought to enter the ministry.-N. Y. Mercury.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

It is true that our Editor is keep ing the trail to Phoenix warm. but he gets back in time to stir up a lit- tie talk occasionally. He declares that there is no girl in the case and that the 18th Legislature is the only object of interest to him in the capi
 tol city. We'll ,may belt is so.--Lead-
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28
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 "Do you know a good thing when you see it? A word to the wise is sufficient"
 Address THE REPUBLIC,
 St. Louis, Mo.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

Captain Howgate, since his ac- auittal, must regret the great loss of opportunities through his obtrusiye and retiring disposition.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

II. Clay Evans, the tout in the cold" governor of Tennessee, has occasion to rejoice that gentle spring is on us.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28
Salt Lake Capitalist Investigating
 the Grand CanyOa.

William May, of Nephi Utah, has been Investigating the resorces of the Grand Caflon of the Colorado a few miles above Scanlon's ferry ard has made tbs discovery that the bed of the river is fabulously rich in gold. A few weeks ago he waded in 10 the river in an eddy andscooped up the sand from the bottom. The showing in gold surprised him great Iy and he immediately returned to Salt Lake where he reported his dis covery to number of capitalists headed by Judge Zane. The compa, ny is now having Is now having q number of boats built of rubber and will send a party into the can yon 10 make thorough exploration AS soon as they have informed themselves in regard to the manner in which the placers should be work ed the machinery will be shipped in and the process of extracting gold from the sands commenced. In less than a year We expect to see hunreds of hydraulic plants along the river washing ont gold from the banks and bars.- MOhave Miner.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

Spain will apologize for shooting at Americn vessels or Mr.Gresham back down incontiently. Which will it be?
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

Japan is, no doubt, in an arbi- trary, but she is not yet in an arbi- trating mood.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

INa letter to District Attorney Jones. Mark Smith says he will leaves Washlngton,in q few days days for the West. Arizona never had a more faithful worker for her interests than Marcus A. Smith.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

The strike in the United Verde extension mine at Jerome is con- -firined. and assays given of the ore shows $2,500 per ton in gold.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

Mrs. Lease wants it understood she did her own washing last week. What was the matter with MT. Lease?
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

A JUSTICE of the peacs, an under taker and church deacon planned a joint 6urglarly in Ono. They fancied their combination would open the safe.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

''Be sure you are right and then go ahead" was an honest motto forty years ago, and it still survives.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

"Och! !" said Bjddy, II hope I'll never be burned alive when Pm dead.D-Ex.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

A Michigan woman preached at her husbands funeral-a few last words.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

THE Phenix Gazette says: John L. Sullivan, who is ia FIorida, is no. doubt laboring under the impress sion that an alligator bite is pois- onOus.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

A YOUNG lady of Denver pro jects a new paper to be called the Kiss. Most men will take one if they have to steal 1t.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28


 A shooting affair occurred in Lordsburg on Monday afternoon about ? o'clock, which resulted in the death of Phil Hefey.
 Hcfey, it will be remembered, was the man in the employ of the San Simon cattle company, who shot and killed Ben Holman, in the San Simon valley the latter part of January last, and for which he was given hearing here before Judge Nichols, and cleared, it being justi. fable homicide, according to the evidence given.
 The affair this time was bad blood between Hefey and MT. O'Connor, the father-in-law of J. w. Duncan. the employ of Hefey. It seems O'Connor was in restaurant and Hehey from the outside Of the building fired two shot at his enemy, who then secured a shotgun loaded with buckshot and firing at his man killing him, some 14 buckshot en- ,ering his body.
 No arrests followed. SO far as we are able to learned.-Valley News.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

The women suffrage bill was dis posed of the usual way on the 21st inst.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-28

HOODS Sarsaparilla wins its way ' Hs into the confidence of the people by the good it is doing. Fair trials guarantee permanent CURES.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-14
DR., DAVID KENAEDYS
EkN0RETE REMEDY

Was n, this critical lime suggested aud
used WIKI tho most remark ahle result
Tho pains In tho back ceased, tho urins
resumed IT, natural color ana condition,
tho heavy distressed feeling Ia tho
stomach aud head THAT makes my
heart ache when think OF his suffer-
inRs,n disappeared aud tho use OF but n
low bottles Of Favofiio Remedy COM
pletely cured him. He now attends
school ono mile from homo and walka
DO h ways daily
Dr.. David Kennody's Favori,o Remedy
restores the disorderod liver to healthy
condition, coueits tho worst cases OF
constipation, u isa certain cure for if9
diseases and weaknesses peculiar 10
women. 10 cures scrofula, salt rhsum
and orysipclas. For neryousness, loss
Of sleep, or that worn ont feeling, ii hiss
no equal. In cases Of fheumaiiem, fys-
popsia, gravel, Brishra disease, diabetes,
AID bladder troubles 10 has cured wfora
all llae failed. ~ a bottle.
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NEW York, DEC. l3.-phefo was a
small number Ui delegates present
when the roll was called NJ the open.
ing OF the finh day's session Of tho con.
ventlon Of the Federation OF Labor to.
day. The committee on resolutions was
instructed 10 draw up o suitable reso-
luton. ON the death OF Allen d.Thut-
man.
Il was decided that the election OF
ofiicera should be taken at Q O'Clock to
morrow afternoon.
Reports OF committees were thon
called tor, aud a number were sub.
mitted.
one resolution which caused much
debate uTgs1 that, In View OF the fast
that tho savings oi tho working poop o
were subject 90 loss through indiscFset
Investments Oh tho part OF the msu.
agers OF savings banks, the federation
memorable Congress In the Interest
of the establishment Of saving insiiiu-
lions In connection win the pOSIoifov
department. IL was urged thul uuder
eKia ing conditions the poor hal aVs'-
lutely no ssle place ia which TO deposit
their aavings.
Tho committee on resolutions favor.
ably reported resolution against the
carrying Of malls on tue street cas-
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THE nRARSE rnIIL.
Richard htiiIwsI'. Damaging Tssti
mouy,

Richard htiiiwsi's Damaging Tsstt.
mony,
BOWLING GREEN, Mo-, Dto. 10
Richard IL. Btlllw Ill, sou Of tho mur.
derod man by hia firnt wife, was tho
nfst witueas on tbs stand today, when
tue case OF Dr.. HraTne was feauniod.
His was the principal evidence Of the
day. Tho frat part OF his testimony
rotated 10 tho petition Of bis isthet's
body after the murder, and eOrrobOTat-
cd that OF previous Witnusssa
AstO tn. search for clues, tho wilt
ness said the searching party found all
tue doors open TO tho alley AuI IN ttchr q
scattered alongside tho silver, the uillf,
tho wnll0t and the Ak. Dc. Hoarno
was ahead aud found several OF the
clues. He did not pick up what he
found, but kicked II over with his foot,
calling other peoplu'J attention 10 n.
He could not remember WAC found the
AK. All the windows sud doors wOto
oKamin ned, and no traces were found OF
any attempt to got into thp house from
without.
Witness said his father AMI his wife
got along Reasonably we'll together, tul
that No Knew that sne was rot IN love
with him. MTs. Sllliwell had told / In
this snu hHi esii thHt his father vas
too old n man ior her, aud that she
wished she had married a younger
man. The witness testified that he
had heard DR., hcnrns declare he wsa
looking for rich woman Tor q wife.
DIR. Hoatne had also asked him repeat
edly after tho murder how much the
estate would pau cut Alter the muir
der Mr.. Heafns sponi must Of his time
at tho stillwsll rcsidence. The Tela.
tioas between Dr.. HeArne And the
widow were very eloas, he being very
attentive 10 her. and very ofilcious
about tho house. Byillwell'b story was
not weakened on of0H-'NAminAti0n.
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until they are controlled by tho gov.
efnmont.
George II. Mcneil, Of Boston, Of the
COMMITTEES on the sight.hour question,
made report. 4, was to tie efisr'
that general movement In favor Of
the eight-hour work day,.was deemed
unWise, but that the executive com.
mittee should select ouo or moro OF the
aforementioned organizations to begin
the contest for an eighi-huur day. Tho
report WINS approved.
The Invitation Of the Federation 90
send delegates TO the international
Socialist congress 10 be- held at LONDON
Ia Augult next created u stctm "
oralory. Many thought the Feuers-
ton should not recognize such cody,
and othors believed there could be no
harm In being represented VI the con-
yention. Delegate PomerOy said that
Socialists were not for compromise, but
simply defeat. The trade unionisis
would never recognize tbs Socialists.
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oIoANTIO IRusr.
Embracing al, tho Railroads nsiweon
Chicago. ~, Iouts and the Atlantic

Embracing All tho Railroads nstwe on
Chicago. ~, Louis and tue Atiantic.
NEw IOms, Dec. i3.-Tho greatest
trust VI modern times received ~ fin.
ishing touches to-day when the railroad
maguatrs Of the new traffic association
met In this city, to appoint the hoard
OF managers and elect three commits
alonerp.
The board Of managers hold a pro-
longed executive session. The nine
eystrms Ia tho board were represented.
At the close Of tho meeting IL was ar
nUunoed that George Robert Blanch.
ard, former chairman OF the Central
Traffic association, had been elected
commisslonef Of the now association.
IL was also stated that Chairman Hay
den had heon made the permanent pre-
siding officer OF tho board. But one
c0mmisei0nor was named at the meet.
ing. IL was said the other commits
slonefs may not DO named Ter some
time.
This association embraces all the
railroads between Chicago, ~. Louis
and tue Atlantic seaboaId. In tho face
Of this gigantic combination OF capital
all other trusts fade into Significance.
This pool represents more than 81, 900.
900, 900 In capital.
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A sIgnInennt Dcpartnre.

With the departure OF another year
when II review 10 made Of the eondi.
ton Of Affairs, II IL only right that
some thought be given TO the physical
body which enables everyone TO battle
with llie's problem and hguTo for
themselves the pr9nt or Tors on the
trial balance sheet. Though the bank
account may DO large nnd each ones
material gain be great, II would not be
surprising n II suddenly dawns upon
many that good health has teen great
ly Impoverished by the low condition
OF the blood. IL IL In this state that
the lsoiio acid In the vital nuid attacks
the fibrous tlsauss, particularly the
Joints, making known the local mani
fes,alions Of rheumatism. Thousands
OF people hsvo found Ia Hnod's Sar.
sapnrilia the great blood purifier. a pcs.
tive and permanent euro for Theu-
matlanl.
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TRUSTEES SALE.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Whcrcns,on the lird day Of At guas,lsjO,
william D. inilgr nnd Jane Il. Butler, hls
Of ana delivered 10 tha uhdsrEignsd truateos
thcir certain trust deed recorded ApEust ztIh
l-l', on pages iis'ltl inc usiye u uO0k - -
ut we mortgage records OF salt LAge r0univ
Milisn !. Buter and Jasi Il. bu,ier ~ James
iicEncy OF The sum ot 2AoW, with interest
thereon 90 The rate OF ~ percent per Annp Ia
from Angus p, lsjl, untii pad, particular
description Of tho properly sud uust deed
conveyed being rs follower
f4rs Of lot oua a., hlock three (Gl, plat ~
fhll LAKE ivy survey somnchclnE az tho
southwest corner ut SAID lot Hnd running
tnrnce osst nNu ~ rods thence nor ten 40
lotu the GO Wrst i've f3l iods thence touth
Con no. rIia 10 place VI bcglnniug'
Alsl part OF lot three iIl, block one hundiet
and nflY usul, pN -" ralt Lake Gay survey,
commencing al che northwest corner ut "a n
lut and funuitg thcucc cAstnA lol rods thence
south sIA ,bl rode thence west siN 90 rods !,
thence nurinslA ,dl rods to place OF bosln-
A.io an Of lol Two U). block twouty.four
..u. ulht "s," sAW Lake cry survey, an situ.
uted 10 tho city ard county OF SAT- Lake and
Ierr.iur OF Uiuh. Aud
Whereas sad indebtedness "a past due and
default LHa been made In tho payment thereof
ana There is nov due thereon 20 TO
said JBmoA ilcgucy tho bum Of 1900 with N.
terCtt o. l2 per cent pUr auuum nom tuo 2lrd
dAy Of MAY, hos, nov therefore, AZ mo request
81 tho sand james hCgucy. tie legal holder
Gnd owner uf sad indebtndncas. the under
signed, truftues, "a accordance WAN the pro
Visions OF $40 trust deed, references TO which
n hereby made Tor more puftlg ulAr enumerl'
ton ~ the powers therein granted VIII, upon
saturday, the ith day Of January, 1851, nt u
O'Clock noon os SAID date, az Tue Wtol ioht
door OF tho JOINT city ind county building OF
eall Lake Ciiy, Utah Territory, being mo bul d.
Ing used ~ the count house Of ralt Lake
County, Utah. proceed TO soil said premises ~
public venue, 10 the hlghca, bidder irr cash,
tor tho purpose uf paying SAID indebtedness
with costs gnG expenses 81 this trust, and
trustCUA ices,
Dated December 18Th. Is.J. nrs, publication
December 18TH, isva,
W. Z. LYNN,
a n. JONES,
4. - STEPHENS, 1rusloo,,
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HchIatter nj santa Cruz.

SANTA FE, n. ~, Dec. lS.-Ffanois
Schlailsr, the healer, reached santa
Cruz this afternoon, thirty miles north
OF here. Pa;sing taFougn Taos valley
ON "Wednesday he was met anu toll
lowed 10y several hundred pvople. Al
tins village VI Ranchltos 10 Taos, 900
people assembled to greet him. He
blessed haudkerchiefs and treated
many PERSONS. There IL great excite.
ment here tonight ovor SehlattuT's
probable advent tomorrow.
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nEETINo or rAssENarn MY.
Proposition to FERN - CoIorsdo-Utah
Association Not Practicable.

Proposition 10 FERN ~ CoIorade-UtRb
AssociHiior Not Practicable.
DESvEg, Dec. l8.--The meeting Of
the passenger men oblled by Chairman
Caldwell Of the Western Passenger
association, for the purpose OF forming
a local organization under the super
vieiOn OF the Western, resulted only In
this demonstration that such an organi-
zatiOn TO include toe Colorado roads 10
impossible. There were present Cen
ufal Passenger Agents Hooper OF tho
Denver d Rio GrRude, Wluchell Of
the Gull, Bailey NJ tao Midland, anu
Wadleigh OF tue Rio Grande Western;
General Agents Nallery Of the Bur
lingtou, Ady Of the Union Pacific,
Hall Of the santa Ee, anu Firth Of the
Rock Island.
Tue representation OF the Western
roads proposed n Colorado Utah ntSO.
citation, independent Of tho Chicago
Organization, while the others DECLARED
that tuuh IN arrangement would bs
Impossible for them w long ns they
were identified with the Western Pai-
seuger association. Alter considerable
discussion, the meeting adjourned
without other aide gaining or oonosd.
ing point.
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Calarrh siatta In the nasal passages,
sEooting eyes, ears anu throat, anu II
In fact, the great enemy OF tho mucous
membrane. Neglected colds iu the
head almost invariably proccdo cat
arb, causing an excessive How Of
muouus, and n the mucous Gidchafae
becomes interrupted ths disagftsablc
results Of cainrfh will follow, such "a
had breath. severe pain actOts foic-
head aud about tho eyes, a roaring and
luEzlnR sound Ia the ears and often
times n very Offensive discharge. Eye
Cream Balm IL tho acknowledged cure
for these troubles.
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Norlh Atlantic squndron.

WAsn1suTos, Dec. l3.-The pro.
gram Of tne mAneuvefs aud move
nents OF Admiral Bunos's North Az.
lantic squadron has ut length been
arranged. Tho squadron viii d0par.
from tho renizvous n, Hampton
Roads ON tbs 2lot inst. ami II IL " TO-
turn 10 that place May 18Th, next
year. TDe frat stop VIII be NJ H..
Thomap, December 22nd, ana after
thBt the ships will DO PIT into a mum
Dor OF ports ON the Gull OF Mexico and
Caribbean sea. During tho stay ~
Trinidad the squadron viii have drills
and target practice In the bay OF Para,
Just on The Venezuelan coast, ana uear
the territory which 10 now Ia dispute
between Great Bfitain anu Veuozusla.