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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

Water imuregnated with the seeds of naIaria.
produce incaIcuable misery throughout vast
portions of the Nor'h and South American
continents The most effective m dicinal de-
fance against these producers o. physical mis-
chief is Hos'etter's Stomach Bites. Wher-
ever the great endemios, chills and fever, bill
ious remittent, dumb agua and ague cake are
prevalent, the Bittsrs ia Allie the chosen pre-
ventive and remedy. In Mexico. Guatemala.
on the Isthmus OF Panama and in South Amer
ica. no less than in The United States, II has
d 'mons'rsted its superlstive efficacy, and hiss
received the comm A. dalton of the medical
orofe sion. 1t remedies rheumatic. kidney and
tomachic all nents, nervousness and debility
and o"unteract ten iency to premature decay
nd the troubles attsnd mt npnn adv sncine
gears. Appetite ard the ability to slAep are
10th aided by It. Use 4 with persistence as it
we'll serves to be used, and the trial will
vail you much.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
THE SILVER KING.
New Era of Prosperity for that
Property.

New Era of Prosperity for that
Property.
From g gentleman who returned thi.
norning from a visit to the Silver King
nine in Pinsl County, it is learned tina
work is going on steadily atthst property
loder the supervision of Mr. Phoebe
Three shifts are being worked on the
ew working shelf which is now dow
l57 feet and which Is exceed to tHp
'he ore vein at the $50 foot level. The
Nv hoist g up and and In operation
he old WoTkiues are full of water u
the 200 foot level which solves tn.
4ter question and makes the con tin,
Us operation of the mill an assured
ct IS soon AS the work of taking GU
ne is CONNER C d.
Mr.. Phoebe informed the visitor that
ven at the present price OF oliver the
oiDe could be made to yield more
money than ever before in It's history
I'D that before cong the S,lve, King
would be again the produc-r of silver
large quantities.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

be thoroughly exploited. Mr.. Hill il
undecided whether to sink a shaft OF
the property at once or prospect thu
ground with a Diamond drill.
Sheriff J. H Thompson returned
Tuesday after long and unsuccessful
chase after William Gill, who killed
Roderick McIutosh Dece 70 Der /, 1895
and escaped from custody March Is
1896 Mr.. Thompson went as far a.
Mazstlsp, 90 the west coast of Mexico.
believes be was on bot trail and would
nave captured his man if the prope,
assistance bad besn rendered by the
Mexican { fiji ,ials.
Ga Moud ~ six eoprar claims in Web
ster gu oh. owned by William Beard
Mrs. Hugh Higdon aud Mrs. H. G. Hsv-
erly, and one CLAIM owned by Howle and
Beard we're bonded to DR.. j. N Ford
and Col. j A Fleming, of Phoenix
! These claims adjon the property pre-
viously bonded to the same parties.
YAvAPIA.
| Journal Miner:
| A mining transfer was made today
which is worthy of more than passing
notice. The consideration Yves not =
large one, only S1,6CO b 1T the par
worthy of special notice is the fact thai
The parties who secured title to the
mine have taken out the entire suonnt
within four months The mine is the
Emporis, formerly known as the ITO
4od is located a few miles south OF
Prescott. Four months ago, it's owner
! W. n. Harlan gave a twslve-mont5s
bond on it to A. B D4mary, q. H. KY
Vim. Ssorks and John Harlan. The
since shat time have as stated, in ad-
dition to making a living for the msslves
taken out enough ore to pay for tire
property. They have t-ken it out by
simply doing development work, too.
~ drifting and sinking, not q pound of
IRE having been stopped The money
was paid over today end the transfer of
title made.
Supreme court met at o'clock THE
afternoon. Present Chief Justice
A. G. Baker, and Associate JusticAs
Hawkins and Bethune, and Clerk Alex
ander. They expect to complete their
work tomorrow
Ten sacks of mail, sgRregstinp a half
ton in all, directed t. N o Murphy
60 re in on this mornings train.
Z B. Alexander. clerk of the su-
creme court, aud boss menipulstbr of
he democratic politics in Maric1ps
c7untv, is 10 PRESCOTT. Mr. Alexander
8 delegate to the National Democra-
tic convention
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

Notice is hereby given that the following
stock is held for pasture bill and will be solo
to pay the ex pensee of their keeping, on Thurs
day. July 2, sos, at 10 o'cl tx a. al the Gee.
Gray ranch, miles northwest of Phoenix, on
the Maricopa Can /:
One gray horse years old, I4l bands high,
branded on left thigh, belonging to Jak 9
Meadows.
One brown pony or years old. II hands
high bel ngiug tt Mr., Russell.
One black 2-year old colt, no brand. belong
ing to Il. WEIGH. J. n. ELLISON.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

For your Protection.-C atarrh Cures" or
Tonics for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken
internally, usually contain either Mercury or
lodide of Potassa, or both, which are injur-
ious if too long taken. Catarrh is local, not
a blood disease, caused by sudden change to
cold or damp weather 1t starts in the nasal
passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat
Cold in the head causes excessive flow of
mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re-
suits of catarrh viii follow; severe pain in
the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad
breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis
charge. Theremedy should be quick to aIlay
Inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's
Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for
these troubles and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price, so cents.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Notice ofsale.

Notice is hereby given that the following
stock is held for pasture bill and will bs sold
to pay tho expenses of their keeping, on 6atur-
day, June p. 1916. at Ed. Benefits ranch IA
miles north of Phosni1. on Center street: One
bay geIding belonging TO Juan Mesa. and
branded with az o aid dash - onleft thigh.
Or e bay pony belonging t. Z. K. Mar and
branded on each hip. One bay marc belong
ing to Dave Thomas. q. t. RINsON.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Tombstone Prospector:

Tombstone PrOspectOr:
Word r-csivsd from Psarce state
that nearly all the ore lie ms haulin.
ore from the mine to Oochise Static
have quit work claiming that no mone,
can be made at 81 70 per ton. Tt
Company stgts teams and men hav
been sent for from New Mexico and al
are expected to arrive soon to continu.
shipping ore, which thus far have be4r
no sde at the rate of 90 tons daily to E
Paso. Rumor OF the company uegot
atiuR for the D -sesnso mil at So die
Holes lie current and is probable the,
will secure it and work coDsiderab.
ore there also.
The wind of yesterday was miniature
cyclone and rather severe. Severs
fences are reported blown down, shinR
les from roofs and boards Of awning,
we're hurled from their feetenings. 2
few branches from the big cotton Woor
trees on Fremont street we're broker
off, and while no great damage wat
done yet is WAS evident the elements
could handle q 2x4 DIS easily as the tiy
ing sand.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
0cHIsE
Risbee Orb:

ofSOSS OFO.
An order OK the D7ugh ters OF r ,baks
alb, we understand is soon to be started
IN our city There are already quite q
number here who belong to that order
but the greatest difficulty to overcome
is getting a suitable hall in which TO
hold their meeting.
Jose Cruz, Mexican in the employ
OF the company, after taking on an am
pie supply of mescal, started out to
"clean up" bis relations the other morn
ing. He first took his blankets and
canteen and hid them in a secluded epo1
SO be could find them when had finished
his deeds end then leave for Mexico
He then attempted to put into execu-
ton bis murderous threats and com
menced by taking shot at his wife
whom he missed, be then turbed upor
his mother in-law, whom be shot in both
thighs. The woman grabbed hIm and
held him until Officer Lewis made bis
appearance ard took him 10 the city
jail Hs was given q hearing befor.
Juetic- T ke snd was bound over t.
appear before the grand jury on charR.
OF attsm pit to commit mufd n, on a bone
Of $500. 1t seems that be had every
Hshing planned and told parties that h.
NED to kill the whole family anc
Tor Mexico He has made differ
20 arrangements and has gone t,
Tom bstone and from there he will, 10 al
probability, spend some little time eu
Tying the inviGoratipg bree zss frou
the bsach ct Yuma.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Attention Contractorss

I want brick store wish an iron and
glass frontage OF 10 to go feet erected
on my West Washington street prop
erty, provided that the contractors will
take in payment improved or min
proved business, residences, or country
property ct low figures.
A REDEwILL
Dealer in Pianos and Organs,
Musical Instrumen and Music.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
r he Study of Mus
Made Easy.
Prof. W. E. White,

Author and lecturer on musical topics, has
located IN Phoe *, and wi accept rupi a.
once for the study of harmony, piano or organ;
also on ttiv .tioa of the lie voice either il
class or private tuition. The syst m taught is
soien tifc and ein pie. ] invite musicians 10
investigate my course of study.
refer he general pablo TO Mr. Redewili
and family TO my ability.
Apply a. parloIs p and 2 ca pitoI Boiel, "a
East Wa.h. ngton street. Fhoeai-. Arizonn.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

7 THINK SO highly of .'Aribou.' that hope
4 never 70 be lIhuUt II. No medici chest
can be rep etc TN ess II contains it. You raw,
but TO oee " once to me 70 Jh-- couci1 siuI.
that il Is In9i- pen>ib 20 ev y home. II y5u
wa OF to D. a real friend to suff 4rars trom com
mon ailments intr duce to them An os.na. y
JOSEPH SMALE, First Bsptist church, Pr
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Notice 30 Taxpayers

The sssessmens roll OF the county for
The current year is now in the hands OF
the Board of Supervisors AID open foI
public inspection AL persons desir
'ng 10 do so can examine same. Th.
Bpard OF Supervisors will meat as >
Board OF Equal alton on July ist 10
hear euoh complaints as may be made. =
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

Mr.. g. N. Gage ard j. S. Ssarles wen
to GoldGeld last evening.
Tempe Ledge No. L O. o. F. meett
,onight.
Mr.. Bartlett paid the capital city {
business visit today.
Two months ago a poor MAxicar
woman with a little crippled child en-
tered complaint against her husband
| for having beaten and abused her. The
husband for the time being hid away II
g gopher hole Yesterday he appeared
and charged his wife with a lack oil
Vomanly dignity and prof gate use oil
her marital affection. This time tbs
correspondent sought the shelter of tbs
rattle snake and ground squirrel auo
the matter hangs in suspense, the gen.
-ral opinion being that if one man will
not provide for the poor woman and hes
crippled child the other should be al
lowed to do so.
A Pima Indisn named Juan which
s practically "John Doe" among the ma
| bivee-fiiled up With fire water Cd Sun
day and proceeded to advertise the fact
Efficiently to get himself arrested was
Yesterday and sentenced TO twelve days
IN Jail. He considers it huge joke
add as visions of two ten cert meals per
day at the county's expense, doomed up
before him he though the kind FRIEND
hat helped him up to the feed trough
should also share the feast. So he
peached on one Lopez his agent 10 the
purchase OF the lquor ard said Lopez
Is now 10 the clutches of the law await
og the usual reward for favors of ths
<lnd.
Richard Bascoe, gu unregeneFatec
African, saw 10 the bottom OF the wine
up yesterday the RlitteriDg coils of tb'
destroyer of Mother Ev4's happinest
nd as he paraded the streets, eretw hile
4hatteriDg the pesc9 and good order OF
this usually quieJ precinct he stumbled
against Marshal Compton. Justice
Smith ASSESS him s., payment OF
which was guaranteed by R chard'e
Employer and he was allow d TO de par
% the ehedy bowers of the country
where be can gsrRle his feet in ep irri
.atIng ditch. listen to the eveninI
ulisby of the chicken hawk and th
nornfu! regrets of the coyote.
The Mex can orchestra WIGS ipveigeo
otto a s reoadiDg tour last night an
or time re evening air was eurfeltec
with weight Of melody that wooed the
open air elum berers to repose ard
hopie /, "a oil ~. roOco1ifcao IN tho citN
limits. Even the noise of the Chimes
lsundryman that pounds his tin washtub |
Til the night is far spent, was drowned |
10 the soothing passion of LA P 4loma'
and the stare We'd with the effulgence |
Of the golden moon in driving the |
shadowy nightmare from the "weery
Willies" that roost Cd the depot plat
form.
Chung Sing went to breakfast Sur
lay morning leaving dollar and 1
0 slf in the money drawer and his store
q the care of barefoot boy with cheek
IF tan. The said cheek also possessed
,he usual Arizona characteristics which
enables it's owner to know when he has
good thing and take advantage of it.
After breakfast Chung remained for b
parental tete-a-tete with bis little
laughter Lucille while Mrs. Sing weni
bout her household duties. When
chung again entered the store the boy
vas gone and the money drawer empty.
{ one takes his eye off the gun these
sye long enough to cultivate the ac-
!
Unions of sin will steal him blind.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

The c00lpesS is 1et1-eShzm,g5-
tile roots and herbs zn0Igo1-
afzHs-, tile f700 fQgefher ami
mating. Y0u get tie 1zght
com bznutI0n iii HIRES
R00tbepr.
Made only by The Charles z Hires Co.. Philadelphia.
4 25e. paekage makes gal2ns. Sold eHnrrrIere-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Yuma Sun:

Yuma Sun:
Yesterday it looked as though the
Sun plant would go u in smoke. At
about $50 O'clock while the boys were
running # one side of the paper lamp
was acc .ntally Knocked over on the
Moor spillng the oil which the flames
licked up in hurry For a few
moments t seemed as though all would
be lost, but fortunately a number of
friends rushed in and with brooms and
buckets of water soon extinguished the
fire. There was but slight damage
done. We are very grateful to those
who so kindly helped US.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Globe SiIver Belt.

Globe SifUer Belt.
W. W. Hill arrived from Phoenix las
week and will put g force of men to
work on the claims in Webster Gulct D..
recently bonded to Col. j A Fleming
ar1 DE-. ] N. Ford. These claims are
among the most promising copper prop
critics in Globe district, and they will
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
DRIVING ASSOCIATION RATES

Rates Established by The Central
Avenue Driving association for
Use of Road,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Tempe Department.
from Mondays Daiiy.

from Mondays Daily.
Roy Hill was thrown from e aart last
evening and severely bruised about the
nead
Boo Goodwin is busily working just
ow and the silver question is very quie'
or the present. S . is the silver.
Several members OF the Austin fam,
y left sy for camping trip on tht
Verde. They will be gone two or three
weeks.
Mrs. A st. John Gaylord en- Satur
lay presented her husband with +
lsrdsome baby. Stock in the High
and canal is way up yonder" now and
The genial superintendent feels like q
nulti-mIllonsire.
The family of Dr. W. E Lewis will
leave on Wednesday for Kansas, where
hey expect to reside in the future.
Mrs. F. A. Hough viii accompany then
IS far as PRESCOTT, to enjoy for q tine
he cooling zsphyrs of the Yavape'
hills.
Charlie Austin is entitled to portion
IF the credit for the capture last week
f the '-guilt-edged aiI-rouud thieves
sod the location of tbs robbers roost
N the river He was the first TO strike
be trail, and stayed with it 'Gill the Off
GERS located their men.
One OF the most enjoyable dances of
ii 1,
Glngsbury Block on Saturday night oy
ne Mexican 400. Good music was fur
iehed By string band composed of
2ooenix ard Tempe musicians, and the
'sstillian beauty Of the Southside was
out en- masse.
St. james Goodwin, and Lord Edwin,
,arrister, returned yesterday morning
rom another trip into the land of Too
0. They travelled as before down the
liver bed this time passing through all
three of the Salt River canyons. They
,sy it's dead eeey" now barring little
quicksand and few plurges into water
1oles with DO bottom TO them. To be
sure it is little dangerous but 1t is ex
;eedingly bard work to trail over the
mountains this bot weather and with
Ire natural antipathy to excessive ex
'-tion. of the patron saint of the Anti
Labor union jim ssys be would much
rather take chsrcee floating down The
current on the back of brorcho thar
TO crawl over the pesky rocks. If b.
gets through all we'll and good and #
he don't-well he wouldn't work any
now. 10 little fat shut off from tbs
est of the world by the canyone ano
he river they found sleek fst Iudisr
.ony which imagining itself exiIed for
tfe had homes teaded three Rcr-
-snge and slept on the lard for thres
,esrs With touching humanity they
r-scued the poor animal and drove il
Town to the mouth of thu canyon where
cga have it's liberty aud starve to
Heath on the desert as all we'll bred To-
40 ponies are expected to do. Th.
noys are nov ready to tackle anythins
nd If any one wants the Grand csnyot
explored just bring it along.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

Yuma Sentinel
o. Tuesday last at $50 e. m, a Ger
man at the L. Fortuna mine tecouir g
Respondent 10 not being able to secure
mpIoyuent procu ed stick of q, pa
mite aud placing it in bis mouth, ght-
ed the fuss aud his head vas blown
completely eff his body. Tue unfortu
nate man WAS Il stranger in the camp,
having arrived only few days before
in search of work and hs name and
residence could not be learned.
The miners gave him the best burial
the camp could Bff1rd ard followed the
remains to heir last resting place to
man.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Territorial Items.
PIMA
Tucson Star:


Tucson Star:
PnilliP L4shley, who was recruited
some years ago to serve in the defenses
OF his country, was recruited again yes
terdsy into the much larger army OF
the dead. His term OF service will be-
gin on July 81; just forty days from
today. Sergeant Lash,ey was seot-
enced to death. There was no other
sentence which co1ld have been passed
upon him He will probably be taken
to Yuma tonight and all the time viii
be in the care of the United States Mar
shsl who will have no other duty tt
perform with respect to Sergeant Lash
ley except to see that he stand directly
under MOOSE about ten O'Clock on The
last Doroiug of July. The execution
according the judgment will occur 10
Tucson. though it ight have been set
30 take place 10 the Territorial prison.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

his morning for consumption IN thai
market.
Governor Fcauk kiln this afternoon Is
usd a CON mission to NJ. S Taft, of Big
Bug, IS notary public.
Mej,rJ W Exams left last evening
for Chicago and the east where he will
spend the summer
Col. Christy received two carloads of
range cattle this morning from Yavapaf
county, which be will fntten for the fall
markets.
Mrs. F.. W. P ~ berton end daughter
Eve were among the outgoing paeseD-
gers on the S. F. P s P. road this
morning for Denver, on summer veca-
ton.
Mr.. Walter Hill, in charge OF the
Chicago Office Of the Arizona Improve
meut Company, left this mornipg for
she east after a couple of wsska spent
10 this city.
Mrs DR.. Girrard aud her son j. Fl. +,
left last evening for Sbelbins. Mis-
souri,, where they will spend the sum
mer. Mr.. W. w Gicrard, another
son, went to Seattle, Washington.
WI Hinch, El Paso; Mrs Shode, San
Antonio; F. G Dodson. Moreuc; Sisters
Paul end Lawrence, Demming; Mrs L
Graf, Mrs Ell NJ .ilour. Los Angeles.
were among the outgoing passengers on
last evenings NJ & P train.
Among the outgoing passengers on
this mornings s. F. P. & P. train
were Mrs Sarah Hess. Macomb. I'll; j b
Ssallings and wife, Ogden, Utah; N
Marigen, Minneapolis, D S4Soydev, II R
Mason, Council Bluffs; J 6herre and
wife, London, Ontario.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-09-12
CAUSE OF FALL IN SILVER.


The Monetary Commission of the L. S. in its
report to Congress said that the then recent fall
in the price of silver was not due to overproduc-
ton, but to the closing of the minis of the Latin
Union and the demonstration OF silver by Ger
many and the United States.
Now since the T. S. is four times as large as
France, Germany Sweden. Norway, Belgium,
Greece, Italy and Switzerland combined and
has almost as much wealth and her capacity for
expansion is slmost unlimited, is il not plain
therefore, beyond a doubt, that the L. s. can fix
the price of silver below which it cannot fall at
81 % an ounce and maintain the ratio of
l6 OF. of silver to OF. of gold in value? Mr.. W.
II. Grenfell, President of the General Council of
the Bimetallic League OF England, says '"If
were citizen OF the L. S. / should go about with
16 to badges all over me. l believe that II the
system were given fair play the United States is
big enough, rich enough, and strong enough to
maintain the par of exchange alone and to set
the ratio for the lCorld"
For is it not plain that If person can get his
silver bullion coined into legal tender dollars at
the ratio of 1G to that one win take less than
S1.29 an ounce for his bullion as long as that
condition exists? Therefore the price of silver
bullion under free coinage will advance until
the commercial ratio corresponds to the coinage
ratio, at ii did before 1873.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-09-12

one third OF all the silver and C5) oneffth of all
the gold, producing about two times as much as
Australia the next greatest producer of gold and
silver (See p. % and 20 Treasury Circular No.
1881 Hence the U. s. holds the same relative
position to the rest OF the world as Spain did in
1916. When Spain became the greatest producer
OF gold and silver in 1916 she changed the ratio
of gold and silver, by the edit of Medina
from l014 TO l to 1873 to l and maintained
it for over 100 years and the rest of
the world had to follow her example. In 1858
Portugal became the greatest producer OF gold
and silver, and then she changed the ratio again
by royal edct from 1874 to to l6 to l, and main
tanned 1t for nearly 100 years and the rest of the
world had to follow her. Spain again became
the greatest producer OF gold and silver and
again fixed the ratio for the world to suit herself
at l5h TO l. In 1855 France adopted the Spanish
ratio and has had ii ever since. These three
historical ratios and the bearing OF each upon
the other have influenced all legislation on the
subject for two centuries and where there was
no legislation have governed the bullion market
down to 1873. (see Encyclopedia Britannica vol.
xii p. 49,
Now If Spain, smaller in area than Texas by
10000 square miles and now having only about II
million people, and Portugal about the size of
the State OF Maine and now having only about
four and one-half million people, could set the
ratio for the world, is 1t not true beyond a rea-
sonable doubt that the United States with its
seventy-one millions of people and an area
sixteen times larger than Spain and Portugal
together, with its eighty-three billion dollars of
wealth. six times the wealth OF Spain and Portu-
gal, enough to buy Says Rev. Josiah Strong. D.
D., in "our Country" p 112) the Russian aud
Turkish Empires, the kingdoms of Sweden and
Norway, Denmark and Italy, together with Aug