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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
TUE SHRINERS.
They Raise the Roof =" Last
Night


The Ancient Arabic Mobiles of Ell
Z9ribeh Temple OF the Mystic Shrine
in this city held an important meeting
last night at their Temple in the Mont
hon building Some ten candidates
we're admitted to tie gorgeousnees of
the inner sanctuary of the Temple and
instructed as to their oriental duties to-
wards themselves and their feilowman
and as to due affection and respect for
the faithful Arabic steed that carried
them safely over the difficult paths of
their pilgrimage and to be humbly
thankful for bountiful supply of des-
ert refreshments and interesting speci-
mems of ancient pottery gathered on the
way. When the ceremonies OF the
sanctury had been completed the as
sembled Mobiles withdrew to the ban
quet room where the inner man was
fully and sumptuously fed. The new
Mobiles are DR. G D Belden, Phoenix
Hon VIM M Griffith, Dipping Springs
Hon F K Nichols, Wilcox; Q q Suffer,
j G Hlzinger and Fl G Underwood,
Tucson; Col @ W Johnston, Phoenix /;
Hon Thos Davis, San Francisco Hon
Thos Q Graham, Florence and Mr. j V
Owens, Phoenix
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

First, get q wife; second. be patient.
11ou may baye great trials and perplexi-
ties 10 your business, but do not there
fore, carry to your home 3 cloudy or
contracted brow. Your wife may have
trials which, though of less magnitude,
may bs hard for Der 20 bear. a kind
word, tender lock, will DO wonders il
chasing from her brow all clouds of
gloom To this we would add always
keep bottle Of Ohamberlain's Cough
RENE dy in the house. L. is the best
and is sure to be needed sooner or later.
Your wife will then know that you
really care for her and wieh to protect
her health Pacific Health Journal
For sale by All Druggists
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
=, Ds1r purely VegetaDIes CHE
HOOD S RlAES fully prepared % cents
orlpple Cresk Destroyed.

Mr. E M. Simmons.of Cripple Greek,
Colo who is an extensive property OWE
ar of that place and who came to Phoe-
nix q couple of months ego for the ben
eft OF his health, received the following
telegram this morning:
CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, April 30.-E.
NJ. Simmons, Residences all
burned with the rest OF the town yes
day. REV. W. T. Hunt.
Toe loss to Mr. Simmons through the
FIRE will aggregate in thu neigh borhood
IF SIO 600
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
From SATURDAY. SIS Daily.

From saturdays's Daily.
A mummy is on exhibition at the
Tempe museum.
Messrs. Aikeus, Campbell and Dobie
of Mesa, passed through to Phoenix
this morning.
The dance at Mesa last night was
we'll attended, over seventy members
being present.
This is excsllent weather for the pro-
sacution of Maud Mu,ler's agricultural
enterprise.
A special train of cattle will probably
be shipped by Messrs. Hogan and Pat
terson tomorrow.
\ car of local merchandise and q car
of sugar were received for Tempe mer-
chants today.
Tempe Hotel register: Thomas G
Graham, Florence; Fl. F. Westheimer,
St. Joe; John Jones, Phoenix; J. B. Sell
man, Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Reppy, who have
been visiting G. j. Ulmer and wife, re-
turned home to Florence today.
Vim. Girfithe. of Dripping Springs,
returned home yesterday.
L. ". Jimmie has severe cold and
talks like he had q horse fiddle in his
throat.
Owing to May day festivities John
Young and Ed Coffae are unusually
bright and clipper today.
Prof. A. E. Joscelyu, editor of the
arizona Educator, end Principal of
Jerome schools, Hod Mr. H. E. Bright,
of Prescott, visited the Normal today.
Mesa picnic party, among whom
are L Salter. Miss Flo Slrrine and Miss
Kimbsll, left for the Arizona canal
head this morning and will return to-
morrow.
Mrs A M Franklin returned from
Los Angeles yesterday morning. Mr..
Franklin arriving from Globe this
morning, where he has been on bust
ness trip.
The Mayday party as the Kipgsbury
residence yesterday WAS very pleasant
affair. about sixty couples being pres
ant to eujoy an old fashioned basket
dinner. Tue lawn is one of the pref
test places in the valley and just the
place for party of that kind.
The express office has been reeurveyed
and now occupies the NV. d of the g. =
nd the a. 4 of the W = of J. L.
Richards store, township Tempe, in
range between the front and back door,
ella base and meridian, with the Chap
ain still employed cs initial monu-
ment.
The Normal audience room was
crowded last night with not only the
youth and beauty of the Southede but |
With liberal repressn taton of the |
iider generations, TO enjoy the May day
prepared By the Zstetic |
society, and published in these columns |
20 Wednesday lssS Every number was
deserving of praise and gave evidence
hat the mem bers OF the society take
ieep interest in their literary work
The ballads rendered by Mrs. Liilian
RICE, with Mrs O. W. Miller IS accom-
,snist, and rspresen tative of May day
eetiVities il the Is ID and 17th centuries
we're novel and entertaining Each
election on tho programme was appro-
,rlste to the occasion and enjoyed by
hose resent. The lsss number was a
ableaux representing the May pole
auce.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
Tempe Department.
From Thursdays Daily,

From Thursday Daily.
Col. Ridley is quite ill at the Tempe
hotel.
Normal Alumni Association will hold
meeting next Saturday.
Frank Rspley took load of freight
10 Goldfeld today.
Will Melton will open school for the
teaching of the Spanish language next
week.
M W. Moore, of Pinal county, passed
through to Mesa on the morning train
Mr. Zuck, of Holbrook, came up this
afternoon to visit with friends and re-
letives.
Phoenix is headquarters for all kinds
of politics these days and a goody
number OF Tempe politicians are down
there laying in q supply to suit their
diversified tastes.
Mr. Shoot of the Office Cafe was 3
visitor TO Phoenix this afternoon.
Tempe Hotel Register: b. Holman,
Pinal, Arz; Jno Waldo, Eddie, N. NJ j,
Prof. Joclyn, Jerome.
Andrew Nielsen will leave in a few
days on an important business mission
to Milwaukee aud will be absent about
two mon tbs.
The military drama will be repeated
in Meea Friday night closing with q
ball.
Those desiring the best brands OF
justice always come to Tempe after it.
We may be little bit slow in business,
little bit modest in society matters
and pley second fiddle in politics, but
when it comes to clean cut steel plated
justice, administered without bias and
in doses to suit the case iuvalids always
prefer treatment by south side methods.
A couple OF Phoenix people had little
legal ffiaulty to adjust and sitter sizing
up the court facilities of the Capital
city decided the local expounders of the
law were not competent to adjust
the matter properly SO they sent over
for Justice Smith who went down this
morning and posed successfully in his
negisterigl capacity and to the salts
faction OF all.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

It is now generally understood that
whenever the Phoenix Republican is
booming any one for eeustorship or any
other Office that it is at the ssms tim.
figuring to put it's band upon that ind
viduaPs bank sccoant or trying to pa
off some of its worthless stock. Indeed
the writer has more than once seen this
fellow Wolfey with one arm around his
supposed friends neck while with the
other be WAS prospecting his friends
pocket. Put it down as rule that
whenever thet sheet speaks we'll of eny
one it is prospecting, and when it cusses
a citiz5 it is certain sign the prospect
didn't pan out WelI-Star.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
From Fridays Daily.


The Zstetic Society meeting will be
more than usually entertaining tonight.
There should be good tuFnout.
Dave Tseters has purchased his part
ner's interest in the Office Cafe aud will
hereafter be sole proprietor.
Prof. JocelyD, OF Jerome, editor of the
Educator, was a Tempe visitor yester-
day.
Now thab we are getting new build
ings on Mill svenus and fair prospects
for more, what's she matter of seitatine
the wsterworks. question q little. Ef
forts hsve been made two or three times
to figure out a profitable scheme for
conducting this enterprise, and some
day it will surely be found. Property
owners and those who have anything
left to burn should see il some means
of protection against fire as well as
providing good water supply cannot
be found
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

Mr.. Ben. Williams, superintendent of
the great Bisbee copper mines passed
through the city this morning on his
way esst. He was accom- panied by his
niece aud children who will stop at
Prescott. The train for the north was
held short time for The party which
came in on the train from the south.
Judge Rouse will edj ourn court here
Saturday ard go to Pnoanix, where an
adjourned term OF the Supreme Court
will convene next Monday The Judge
expects to return here She latter part Of
oext week and will remain until the
Graham docket is cleared. Il is now
ex pected that the United States court
will convene here GU the 25sh cay CT
May.-Gfadans County Bulletin.
A circular has besn received st the
offics OF the s. F. P. & P. railroad com
psny in this city today giving notice Of
the appointment of Mr.. F. W Gillette
es Acting General Agent of that com
psuy, wee Mr.. Ira P. Smith resigned
Mr.. Gillette has filed be flee of Il cal
ticket sRent for that company for some
time and Is sn able and progressive
railroad man, who viii do everything in
his power to maintain the popularity Of
nis road at the point to which his pre-
decessor has brought it.
For every quarter in a msn's pocket
there are dozsn uses; and to use each
oae in such way IS 10 derive the great
cot ha1aH+ 10 q ouoSt;1p auerxr ono rrDst
solve for himself We believe, however,
that no better use could be made of one
one OF these quarters than to exchange
it for bottle of Ohamberlein's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, medi-
cine that every family should be pre-
vided with. For sale by all Druggists =
Ne. W. Q. Davis, who owns some
valuable mining properties at Golden,
near Hsrqua Hsla, arrived this morn
ing from Tucson. Mr. DAVIS has a
| twenty-five ton cyanide outfit in this
city, which has jus6 arrived from the
east, and which he will ship and erect
| upon his mining properties in a few
days. The ore of his properties is very
rich and he expects to save all the min
eral through the new process which he
will use.
The enrollment of pupils in the Phoe.
nix city schools for the eighth month
which closed last week. is as follows:
East End, 1872; West End, 176; Five
Points, 80; Central School (grammer
gredee,) 341; Union High School, 81
making a total enrolment of S4S. This
is not quite as large as previous months
but many of those who have spent the
winter in the city have already re-
turned TO their northern or eastern
homes, taking with them their children
who have been attending the schools
during tbs winter. But three weeks OF
the term now remain and pupils and
teachers are ell hard at work putting
the finishing touches TO q very Success
full year OF school work.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
Reported fIr the Herald by the VAL
ley Abstract Company.

April ~.
WIN FL Stspley ard wife to Thomas
Jensen deed 4 = OF ue u of sc Il sec 30
In 5 6; $1,000
Harriet c and G Lamb 20 Nv
Brizse j. deed part of lou blk % Mesa;
$500.
John T Dsonis ard wife to wm
Kinesbury deed 5Osl371a II re cor biz
81 Tempe; 5l100.
II a Gtllispie, James L Patterson and
E W Wileur locate Ninety-six mining
Claim F't Mcpowell district.
Nataeial bond Of @ F Simme $1,000
l. B ChF.s.y and james T Simms sure
ties.
Bond OF A j Hoskine, live stock in
spec or, $500, sureues Chse aGd Lso
April 80.
R b Caupbel 10 sddie r Campoell,
deed. Sc 4 ara IL of sw 4 of Sc sec
IA, 3, except acre il Sc corner; 81
WD FGlwiier and wife to Ellie N
Robinson, deed, NV Il of NV y sec Is, 2
o , 9; $1,000
Avis f Holmes to Mandels Lindsey,
quit CLAIM deed, lot 13, Willowdale; 81
Register and Rscelver to Victor E
Messenger, receipt, desert land entry
Tote 8 and ard = of NV d and sw 4
sec f. l n "; $50
" Foster, affidavit that Frederick
Foster was the owner of = und interest
in sw Il OF sw sec 81, ; =; that
said Frank Foster died Interstate; that
he is the father and Nancy A Foster the
mother of said deceased and the only
heir st law.
&C Anderson ard wife end j W
Foster and wife to Maricopa Lean end
Trust Co, quit claim deed, sw q CT sU
4 sec q, . e, 81.
L " Pinuey and Bank Of Nspa
agreement extending mortg gs de ed
May IL, '91, for $456 90 on lot 10 bib 90,
Phoenix, from the period of l year from
May II, '96.
Rio Verde Canal Co to Minnsapolis
Trust Go, amending the reslduary fund
clause of trust deed dated 1st OF jan.
90, and providing for eychefgs Of water
shares.
Nay l, 1856
r E L Linville to Mary E Naylor
deed lots 6 and ok 4. lots 1, 3, 5, blk
5, and lots 2, 4. 8, 8. aud 10, blk Lin
vile Addition; $1,000.
Emma H Baugh aud NJ Baugh. to Ida
E Hollingsworth dee1 = of ne u sec
IL 1 e; $500
Geo T Brosius by attorney to FIR noes
E Hamilton bond for deed lot blk 4
and lot blk Central Place; 1888, z
years 1 Der cent.
E Bullfach locates R=driver, Hope
and Msscott mining oiaima, White Plea
CT dist.
A L Silver Of Gisnda'e, butchers
bond $4,000 T Hurst and II A Ham
| melssuretles.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Thursdays Daily.

FROM Iuu euay D6l1y.
The HERALD offics had pleasant call
from Mr Harvey Hubbs OF Kingmsn,
one of the substantial Democrats of
Mohave county, this morning.
Among the outgoing passengers on
the train for the north this mornir e
were E Beupre, La Junta; Miss Lang
worthy, Usage CrJy, K4neee; D Head
md family, Chicago; w H Roam, To-
danapolie; w E. D@fty. Los Angeles
W. s. Williams, San Fcancisco; Mrs E .
B. Stone and two children, Chicago.
Major r Allyn Lewis, councilman
srom the 3 d Ward sud Gcting Mayor,
ieniee that be hss been served with 4
notice TO quit by the Citizens Aesocia-
tion. He is OK abed ard the chances
are that he will decide to remove per
manently from the ward, thus resig niDg
voluntarily IS be said he would last
summer.
Mr.. E. M Simmons, prominent
merchant aud land owner from Cripple
Creek, has taken up his residences il
Phoenix, and Wisely subscribed for the
DAILY HERALD, and this fall will invest
IN city property. Two months ago be
arrived here completely broken down in
health, during the stay he has gained
35 pounds aud one would think he had
never seen sick day.
General Agent Ira P. Smithof the S.
F. P G. P. railroad company today
resigned his position and will go to
California Mr.. Smith has been with
this company since it was completed to
Phoenix and has by his close atten tion
20 business and sffable and obligIne
disposition gained the good will and
esteem of the business community OF
Phoenix, who are sorry to note his de
termination to leave the city.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
THE soLrERs, CONVENTION.
Who Were Present as Members


Who Were Present as Members
Yesterday.
The following is list the of counties
represented and members present 70
the boilers convention yesterday, which
We publish in justice to those who
would have nothing to do with the
bolters' convention:
Marioopa- j w Benham, Wade 81
Huliugs, NJ Ford, Pierce Evans, A R
McCemley, Webster Street, Hold
nett, @ W Pugh, N Bell, L B Hayes.
T Wolfey, L j Wood, A Shewman.
J Woodward, ] B Early, r c Lowell,
NJ 81 McCord, A Root, L W Collins.
J W Bolton. Thompson Walker, H
Maggie.
Plma-Charles Weston Wright, W c
Davis, b E Lecey, Geo Christ, j,
Q F Schumacher, j Fl Perry, j A Black
r P Grindell, Thomas A Borton, F /
Stevens.
Yavapsi-w s Head, j s Collee. RE
Morrison, f P Kelley, Grant Carter,
J E Morrison, Thos Roach, G q Akers.
E Andrews, F D Meyer, " Marks
w Wicker.
Yuma-Ben c Heyl.
Pinal-John L Knudeon, Thomas
Graham, W L Schultz
Altogether there were but five coun
ties Of the Territory represented. one Of
them by one member and toe tots
mem bership ives 49, out of 112deegate.
constituting the regular R4pubica,
convention which met or the 29th in
slant.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

force those speciaI physical trials we
delicately indicate by merely using the
words = Maid, Mother, Matron.
Like confidential friend we suggest
the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla, reli-
able blood purifier and tonic; 1t has
helped many others and will help YOU
81 was in poor health five years, broken
down in strength, and appetite all gone
Local trou bles and other weaknesses in
tensifed my misery. Nervous sick
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

Mr.. D P Davis, b prominent livery
msn and merchant of Goshen, Va, has
this to say on she subj act oe rheum-
atism: II take pleasure Ia recommend
Jog Cham berlain's Palm Balm for rheu-
nstism as | know from personal exper-
rence that it will do all that is claimed
brother wss laid up n bed with irfa-
nstory rheumatism and suffered in
tensely. The first apple ation OF
Cham beriaiu's Palm Balm eased the
pain and the use Of one bottle com
pletely cured him. For sale by aIl
druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

For DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Complain,
you have printed guarantee on ever.
bottle % Sniloh's ViFsIzar. / never
fails to cure. For sale All Keefere
Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

The Life of the flesh is the. blood
thereof" pure blood means healthy
functional activity and this bears with
it the certainty of quick restoration
from sickness or accident. DR.. j. q.
McLsan's Strengthening Cordial and
Purifier gives pure rich blood, and vital
izas and strengthens the whole body.
81 90 per bottle For sale ar Keefer's
Pharmacy. K
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

Thousand of cases Of consumption,
asthma, coughs, colds and GROUP are
cured every day by Shiloh's Cure. For
sale at Keefer'a Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
Graham Bulletin :

Graham bulletin:
Tue new converter at the Dstroit
eompany's works, under the supervision
of Me-. James Conway, is being erected
as fast as the machinery arrives. This
plant, which is used to convert the
matte into copper, is the ifLh or sixth
one built in the Uaited States.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

Deen D0nCed bhs been denied.
The mines are famous for the immense
BODY OF ore in sight and the only requi-
site needed to turn this wealth into coin
is capital. A fortune awaits the mining
man who can handle this property
The price of towo lots in Pearce
have, since the good news of yeste day
reached here, advanced in price $50 per
cent. and desirable locations cannot be
had at that figure. This will be the
signal for more building, and several
owners of frame houses on the business
street villas soon as sdobee can be had,
build So bstsntfsl stores and move the
buildings now on the ground to resi-
dence lots.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

KarPs Clover r ,o5 Cea Is a sure cure
for Headache and Nervous Diseases
NDshing relieves so quickly. For eale
at K9eter's Pharmacy
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
W O IN en-

Who are nervous, weak, worn out
with local troubles find pure blood,
nerve strength, and perfect health in
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
We do not say the above to raise
false hope. 1t has been the expert
ence of many, very many women IN
those intensely trying periods which
demand and consume SO much
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
From Saturdays Daily.


Mr.. Jerry Salivep, the large cattle
buyer arrived yesterday afternoon from
Kansas City, waere he went with a
large shipment of cattle about month
ago.
Hon. j. M W Moore. delegate from
Yavapai county to the Republican con
vention thai met on the 295h ult re-
turned today from visit 10 his fine
property in he ciuity of Mesa City.
Mir. Fsspk Foqua has force of men
st work erecting 40 elegant brick livery
stable on his property on the corner of
Adams and F,u;t N Avenue. He will
remove from hi present quarters on
Centre street A3oat the first of next
Month
{Mr. Vic H.ory yesterday resigned
as manager uf the Globe store and
CEASED to be connected with the firm of
Gold berg BrotheIs, with whom be has
been connected for the pact six and one
half years. Mr. Hanpy is a number
one salesman ard has host of friends
in this city. He expects to go to Colo
RADIO 20 locate in month or two.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

dizziness, heartburn and pains in my
back made me think / should never be
well again. friend prevailed upon me
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. soon began
to improve and in six months it restored
me to better health than for years.
have found Hoods Sarsaparilla grand
medicine for all troubles peculiar to
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
CoCoNINE COUNTY i.
loconino SIN.

C0conino San:
About five O'Clock last Tuesday after
noon, while bringing his train into
Winslow. Freight Conductor Frank r.
Cunningham was run over snd fatally
injured.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
Territorial Items.
YAvAPIA.
Prescott Courier:

Prescott Courier:
The sale of the Bsloher mine, Big Bug
district, is announced. F. L. Carlisle
and other Kansas City capitalists are
SAID to be the purchasers. The BelcheI
was the property of Judge John A.
Rush, and many thousands of dollars
were taken from the free ores near the
surface years sgo; at that time the sui
phurets could not be worked With
modern machinery, however, the base
ores CAP be worked to q very high per-
cent6ge of the assay values.
Journal Miner:
Harry Elliot has resigned as an enRi-
neer on the S. F., P & P ard will take
aharge of an engine on the Congress
bee line road. Mr.. Elliot is one of the
best eugiuemeD in any country and has
many friends among all classes who re-
greet to see him change stations San
Laodoa is now she pioneer engiueman
on this road, and like Mr.. Elliot, is
ranke high in railroad circles.
In the criminal doings of late in and
around PrescotS wherein men have been
slain in co d blood and others have met
their doom thEQ9Sb.their own folly,
there is !'..::5iiIS;'s y last act
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

am now strong and healthy and can do
a good days work I stand by Hoods
SarsaparilIa, for it cured me after other
medicines failed" MRS. LUE DER,
CarlinvilIe, Illinois.
This and many similar cures prove that
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

turnips. onions, peas string beans and al
small vegetables by vsgets bie g. Nga gons
ConetiG . more than half
she ills I'd arl's Glover Root
Tea ie or constipation.
For ssleA Smaoy n
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07
! % . q :
Sarsa pariIla

Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. ST.
Prepared only by C. 1. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-02

No eye. says scientific writer, has
ever seen real fire. The flame is leap
ing in strange fantastic form. fifteen or
twenty inches upward from the coal
and with it is good deal of black,
sooty smoke. The sooty smoke and
the flames are one and the same. with
only difference of temperature. The
SCOT which forms the fame is red hot.
Every particle of the fame is red hot
coal or particle of the carbon. The
real fire we do not see. The instant
that the carbon atoms become really
burned, eaten up blythe oxygen of COM
bustion, they are invisible. In burning
three pounds of carbon, the heated
state of which gives us flame, the fire
work is done by eight pounds of oxy-
sen. The oxygen we do not see. The
carbon we only. see Just before 1t is
burned: and the result of the burning
is eleven pounds of the compound Of
oxygen and carbon which is invisible
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-07-02
POle-Huntcr Manson.

DR.. hansen, the arctic explorer, is
only IS years old. He was born on a
farm few miles from Christiania
After leaving college he made his IA
nous journey across Greenland with
three or four picked men as compan-
ions. His book giving an account OF
that trip Is one of the most interesting
volumes of travel ever published. II
made Nansen lion in his own country
and in England. Mrs. Nansen is skill
full "snowshOer" and has accompanied
her husband on many a risky ramble
among the mountains of her native
country