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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
Mesa GIeanings.

r 'gistered ct the K mball last week
" Fl Barnett, Orittendep; [. Utley,
Phoenix; FL F Schmantz. Garner, Ia;
DR. and Mrs Gus NJ Brockway, Florence
q Caruthere, Denver; R McMaster.
Chicago; 2 Goldwater, S4n Francisco;
E F Hoys, Jos H V V4ily, Chicago; L
Bork and SOD, W S Mccoy, Geo Little,
Mesa City; Walter Harvey, E Aronhs elm,
Tempe; T P Carson, Phoenix; S E Coch-
san, H R end Q O; Ell Pomsroy, W
Hervey. Mesa; C Hill, Phoenix.
E G Spainhow is burning brick.
Bert Winger. the enterpris,ng hustler
for Ryder Lum Der Co, paid his respects
to Us today.
Joe Mccormick, of Phoenix, was seen
wrestling with bike here Sunday Joe
ssys, "Pli ride the dern thing or burst. F."
Last we saw of Joe be had gone bust.
Notwithstanding Sunday was rather
close sultry dey the city was filed with
suits were quite numerous.
Although Sunday is our day OF rest.
we did not get it yesterday. a Is to L
breeze landed on our diaphragm and
We are more than convinced now that
the motor behind it know Just what
they are talking about.
Go to Gray q for choice meats.
For good cool drink try Fsulkners.
Ice tonic zerometore, Palace saloon.
Saturday night the L o. O. F. held
their regular meeting at their hall.
Bricklayers started to laying up the
walls of J. H. BarnetL's new drug store
this morning.
The Good Templsrs were out in full
force Friday night. TENDERFooT.
MESA, Mny 25, 1896.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
Ipgratitude.

When the managers of the late Phoe
nix Carnival began their lsbore, all Ari-
IONA lent q helping hand, and no ore
did more good, hard, conscien tious work
than some of-our Tucson people. Bae-
log their argument upon the PROPOSE
tion that ali the Territory would be
benefited by the success of she Carui-
val, they labored with but one end in
view. Phoenix has failed to excite
enough interest in the coming bicycle
meet to secure a date with the ''circu;t
chaserss, and G number OF Tusouitee
feel that, sitter their efforts TO boom she
Carnival, Phoenix is treating them
rather shebbily. This event OF Juue
Fad will bs means OF advertising not
alone Tucson, but the entire Territory,
and every one should exert himself to
the utmost to make it q success. 1t is
the general verdict that Phoenix might
escape charge OF ingrstitude if she
would try, just little, to help Tucson's
bicycle meat Citizen. My 2Sth.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04

Night before last horse and light
spring wagon wsB stolen from barn il
this city and the thief made good his
escape. These robberiee are becoming
very frequent of late ond though the
sheriff's Office is using every effort 10 To-
cate the stolen property and ,spprehend
the thieves they have not succeeded
1t looks as though there VISA q regular
band Of wagon thieves in the valley ano
that they have headquarters in SONS
secluded spot near The oity where the
wagons are takon and repainted ano
changed so that the owners cannot
recognize them when they are sgair
placed on the street. and cold.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
THE DISTRICT COURT.
Sentencing of Those Convicted of
Selling Whiskey to Indians.


Sentencing of Those Convicted of
Selling Whiskey to Indians.
In the District Court today the fol-
loving were sentenced Tor the selling of
liquor to Indians:
Feliciano Diaz, plead guilty; SEN
senoed 10 one year, one day and "A fine. OF
81.
Juan Orosoo, plead guilty; sentenced
o one year, five months and fne of
81.
Pedro Alyerez, plead guilty; SEN
,enced to one year, one day and fne
f 81.
Antonio Ssstursy, Jesus Gonzales,
Noberto Corrales and Jose Mendozs,
were each convicted and sentenced &c
Is this and 81 fine each.
fenced to Is months.
Angelo Solomone YVES convicted and
will be sentenced tomorrow morning ct
o'clock.
Samuel Eocles plead guilty and was
sentenced late this afternoon.
Vim. Brown and Isaac Wine, The
couaterfeiters, plead guilty and were to
90 seq tenoed late this afternoon.
LATER The counserfeiters were
sentenced to four years and seven
months each in the penitentiary.
The z4nos Coop, VS.. ] F Meador
8 the title of suit on appeal from the
Justice court fled today 10 the District
court.
e Bpnsal filed suit against the
Phoenix Consolidated Gold Mining Co.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
GOVERNOR FRANKLIN.
His Ideas of the Future OF the Uni-
versily.

versiiy.
Governor Franklin was seen by @
Citizen reporter this morning at the re-
sidence of Mr.. B. NJ. Jacobs, where he
is guest during his stay in Tucson.
The Governor at once impreeses one
with his senielity, sincerity. AID broad
mined views regarding the rights of
humanity. Relative 30 the University
he expresses not only sdmirssion, but
sur prise st the proportions already as
shmed; satisfaction with the work done.
and confidence lie it's future,
fTf the people, though poor" ssid the
Governor, ARE taxed for the upbuilding
Of educational institutions, which ere so
conducted IS to secure the very greatest
benefit TO the young. there is no disat-
lefsotion. Il is only when the tax levy
log power is abused that fault is found.
When an already overburdeued pupils
ton is called upon to contribute its hard
earned dollars to the Payment OF unres-
| sonable salaries to public oficiais-iB
other worde, when tax payers are gar
| coted and robbed under color of Law,
and the proceeds equendered, then a
just cgnse for complaint arisea. 10 ter
years, with our increasing population
aud natural advantages, we will see an
institution we'll worthy the name OF
| "Univsrsity !" an institution to which all
Arzonans will point with PRIDE, and
which will give Tucson es wids repu-
cation as an educational center, as that
now enjoyed by Ana Arbor. Ten years
| will witness the addition OF law and
medical departments ard many other
features equally attractive and necss.
sary. The future is most promising fol
the university"
Governor Franklin is q deliberate
epssker. pleasantly approachable, ent
Jh oroughly interested in Arizons's vel
fare. He will leave for Phoenix tonight
and will deliver the Fourth OF July ora
ton at omonville.-Tucson Citizen
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
The a o U. w.
New Officers and Resolutions of
Rnananf

New Officers and Resolutions OF
Respect.
The following officers we're elected
by Phoenix Loudge No. 5, A. o wv. at
bheir regular meeting on last night:
Past Master Workman, Geo M Mo
Fall; Master Workman, S Gillian; Fore
man, F B Moss; Overseer, Ohss Peter
sen; Recorder, J D James; Flusncier, c
Fl Moore; Receiver, Q w Grouse; Gu DE-,
NJ Wafer; Iosds w4tohnan, W II Hin
sor; Oats de W4tch man, John Hewlett
Trustee, John aowleu; Medical Exami-
ners, Ore Strnud and D4mAron.
WHEREAS. Oar esteemed and beloved
brother, John CLANCY, has passed to
hat realm. from whose bourn no trav-
eler returns; and
WHEREAS. We must bow to the decree
Of an ell-wise Providence ia tha DIS
psneation of His will. Therefore, be it
ResoIUed. That we deeply mourn the
!ose of SO good a brother, sad extend
our sincere sympathy 80 bis bsreaved
widow in her sf1iction; and be 1t
ResolUed, That these resolutions be
spread upon our minutes, and copies
sent to the sorFowing wife, 80 the Phoe-
nix press and the A. GU. W Record for
publication, and that our mblema end
charter he draped with mourning for
period of thirty days as token of
ur grief w. F. ScHALLER,
JOHN HowLErT,
j. D. JAMES, JR.
Committee.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04

II you eat whas you like, and digest
it. you will surely be strong and
healthy.
Bat if you don't digest it, you might
almost as well not eat, for what good
can your food do you if it doesn't
nourish you?
If you find that you can't digest
if, there is a simple help for your
stomach.
1t 3 Shaker Digestive Cordial, made
by the Shakers OF Mount Lebanon. l.
has never failed to cure the worst cese
of indigestion.
Strength aud health come from the
food you eat, after 1T has been digested
and has gone into the blood.
The best tonic is digested food. The
best aid to digestion, Shaker Digestive
Cordial.
When you have aoid eructations,
nausea, headache, wind. dizz ness, Of
tensive breath. or auy other symptoms
of dyspepsia, Shaker D gestive Cordial
will cure you.
All druggists. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
STOP IT.

No Room for Controversy on the
Capitol Grouuds--9or They are
in Best of ConciIion.
EDITOR HERALD:-It seems to me
that there is no occasion for the contro-
versy over the capitol grounds. Any
one can see for himself that they ale
looking nice.
The erase and shrubbery are growing
fine and the grounds are clean.
The present management is satisfac
tocy to the property owners 10 the vicin-
ity of the grounds. ID. E COLLINS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
10 PROVE THAT
CA II DE FSg y
Can be cured write the following persons who
have been cured,
WITHOUT KNIFE OR PAIN.
TO PROVE THAT
WITHOUT KNIFE

Almond, T. D., 1928 e Commercial street, Les
Angeles; cancer of temple.
Arellonss, Miss Panchita of De Ia Gusrrs
House, SANTA Barbara; cancer whois
kF-asJ:
ArnoIi NJ 1872 Temple street. Los Angeles
cancer of face.
Aten, Aaron, 200 Post street, e. ] os angeles;
cancer of Temple
Barker. 3. c., Villa Park, Csl.; cancer of head
Badger. L. f., Azusa Cal; four cancers on face
Rarrovs. E. D. $50 s. Main streets, Los Ang-
8 ies; MALIGNANT { nor.
Beal, Ms. : H., $50 P -sadena Ave, Pasadena,
cancer OF nrease.
Bean Jacob, Still water, Mimi largo cancer of
seHen eT ' G, Compton. Cal cancer of temple.
B ELY Robt.. Claremont Cal; cancer OF face
Black burn, AhneR. San BernaIdino, Cal. cancer
N rectum.
Bowa1ni Caroline, 1910 Main street. Los
Angeles; cancer in mouth.
Brssher Or. ". t. Pomona; cancer upper lip.
Bright Mrs Cecelis, $40 W 18th street. Los
Angeles; cancer on back.
Bramlette. II E a. j. Downey, Cal. cancer IL
Bristol, Mrs, ". NJ. Ea Highland. CAL
csncer OF finger,
Brown, Mrs. Jas. W haven street, University,
Cpl.; n~er Of back.
R-own. C. v, Verdugo Cal, cancer of face.
Buck. Jae. Soldiers Home, Los Al geles Co.;
cancer on end of nose.
Ruffun, Mr. and Mrs, re L. A. Electric r. r.
Blu ke, Mrs a W. ponoDo; cancer OF breast.
. mpben, J.W., Hyde Park. Cal;ca1cer IN ear
Caud.e, MRS. MI, santa Ana; cancers on
face.
68-Daqe treatise sent free, uith Testimonials Of
many loo',derJuI cures.
NO PAY UNTIL CURED.
s. R. CHAMLEY NJ D. I 2tifS s u Cat St
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
LETTER list.
unclaimed Letters In the Post ONCE
IA. Phoenix. Arizona,
Hfay 27th 1896


Unclaimed Letters In the Post Omc
"A. Phoenix. Arizona,
May 27th, 1896.
Arbuckie, F Ballard, Mrs Lee
B4ttee, j L Bolton, Mrs 81
Brown, Jas Burns, John
Oulloch. Mr. DiilHcha, Il 3
Farren Pat Felers, Mrs julia
Ford, Mrs E E Hayden, D
Hamilton, L Heker. G r
Hard icke, j Kari, j MI
KrAliman John Lswie, Mrs MPM
LippIncott, } 3 Malcolm, Jerry
McFaddery, Mrs A O'Brien, z X
Pedgop, John Pitchard, a nsou
Pleasant, Miss Zule Ray, Jan ss
Ksbsrd. Il Rodgers, Allie
R1oe, 90 Sam. OJ
S bley, Sadie she der. Frank
Taylor, John-2 Turk, Michel-2
Uaderhill, Miss q Vancenp, M
Vsndiyer, Lqfs Wheeler, Mrs I &
Whaley, D q. Version, Edw
Wolford, Josiah.
CARTAs EsPANoLAe.
Mariana SortilIo Tamaz, Mendaz
J ,s-fs dA Lsborin Ramon Leon
EsteVan Hu5sdo Frsucisco Cruz
MQu u Ohscon ArissIno Vhlspas
Cayesano Montana.
Call for advertised letters.
WM. e. THOMAS, P. M.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
WANTED FOR RAPE.
O. M. Evans to Be Taken to Missouri
for Trial.

for Trial.
Sheriff r. c. Wood ward, of M ssouri,
arrived this morning on the train from
the norsh for Mr.. o. NJ Evsne, the
carpenter arrested here several days
ago on a telegram. The young man
has been in Phoenix eince last October
and came here for the purpose Of secur-
ing residences before bringing an Sc
tion for divorce from his wife who still
lives in Missouri and from whom he de-
sres TO be separated. The action for
divorce was brought about a month
ago snd the summons is now being pub
lished in this paper.
A HERALD reporter had a oonverss-
tion with the prisoner al the county
sil this morning He stated that he
did not know p s lively jlst what obiact
they had 10 waoting TO bring him back
home as be has bsen guilty of no un-
la Vful act and the charge of rape is
made by his wife with whom he did not
live in harmony.
The Indictment on which extredition
papers were issued by the Governor OF
Missouri alleges that the rape was com
mittsd August Sd, 1894, 10 Clinton
county, Missouri, on the person OF Asgie
De La Vergne, a thirteen-year-old girl.
That the indictment was not made
sooner for the reason that the crime
was not discovered till January %, 1896.
and that no Grand Jury had been in
session since that date till the conven-
ing of the May term of court.
AS soon IS Governor franklin returns
from Tucson application for exsradi-
ton papers vii, be made, and if they
are granted the prisoner will make az
effort to gain his freedom through 8
writ of habe6s corpus, and in the mean
time hs will be held on the telegraphed
warrant.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
Tempe Department. :
From Wednesdays Daily.

When MoCsmley wants q house ples-
we'll, and when it comes down to real
scientific mud throwing he stands at
the head of the procession. He took off
his coat yesterday and gave sn exhibit
ton of how first-olass artist is expect
ed to turn out work.
Maxwell did not ship cattle last
night buS will send out two cars to Col
ton tonight, and Mr.. Cole will ship one
carload to Whittier, California.
Tempe Hotel register: j @ Scott,
San Francisco; e Pritt, Los Angeles;
IL T Lindsey, and Lee Rinehsrt st.
Louis.
Cosner & Goodwin will leave for
! Goldfeld this afternoon with party of
men to work their mining claims.
A new and pretty custom was inau-
gursted at the Normal School last
evening by the claes of 81 rendering to
the graduating clses of the present year
and the Faculty of toe school recep-
bion IS token of the appreciation of
their mutual friendship and remsm-
ORANGE Of their scholastic associations
so soon to be severed by that greatest
/ ous seddeet of all school events, Com
mencement Day. The evening, though
warm, was tempered with gentle sum-
ner breeze and the nicely ventilated
corridors removed sill thoughts of OPP
| pressivenees, while the shadows of the
moonlit campus presented a picture of
vernsl beauty. The benches had been
removed from the GLASS rooms, which
we're tastefully decorated with palms
and peppers and in the main hall the
| motto "Welcome '96' adorned the wall.
The porches were Illuminated with
chinese Lao terms, beneath which long
tables we're placed for the refresh ne its
served later 10 the evening. The re-
ception committee met the guests at
the entrance and their bsaming faces
babe a merry welcome to all, which re-
moved the air OF formality and conduc
ed to make the evening hours q season
of sociability and pleasant con-
verse. Music and parlor games
/ OCCupt BOOdlS VI
the time till the refreshment COMMITTEES
escorted the Faculty aud the class OF
'96 to the table where they were served
with STRAWBERRIES ice cream, osge and
lemonade. The tables were etrewC
With ivy leaves, the emblem of the
the graduating class, with which each
guest adorned themselves in honor Of
the event. As they left the table the
class of '96 echoed their class cry OF
"Rsh, Rsh, Rix, A. T. N s Ninety-siS,
which WIS responded to by the Juniors
with the lusty call of ''Ninety-seven
Ninety Wboop Rah Rec. ]
O., j. c., Yes We be-" The Juniors
then marched to toe festsl board while
music and Dirsh for another hour en-
gagged the attention Of those first eerv.
ed. The evenings enjoyment was TT
tingly closed by all present joining il
the school yell. The class of '96 arr
more than pleased with the honors they
have received from the Juniors while
the class of '97 is to he congratulated
upon their SUCCESS as entertainers eDc
the happy spirit that prompts tht
bridging OF such pleasing features into
| the werksdsy routine OF their schoo
life
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
Mesa Gieanings.

We had the pleasure Of enjoying our
first real Arizona sun bath yesterday.
and we are of the opinion that the sum
tner weather will soon be on US, so We
can ooze to our hearts con tent One
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
From fridays Daily.

@@S-s
Miss Annie Warner is spending the
day in Phoenix.
Mesa is shipping lots Of grain these
days, averaging two car loads daily.
Six cars are being loaded with wheat
today at that point.
F. Taylor, Phoenix, and j. W.
Sprsgue, Los Angeles. are registered at
the Tempe hotel.
The lawn party at the Goodwin resi-
denoe last night was we'll attended end
the time was spent very pleasantly.
G. W. LaFimer of Wichita, Kansas,
was looking over south side invests
meuts yesterday. He will probably 10
cate sone here in the valley.
Mr.. Hansen's little boy is much better
having recovered from the attack of
brain fever and now is battling single
handed with the whooping cough.
The medicine man gave the public a
free lecture on the street last night and
offered the balm of life for sale at so
much a balm.
Miss Zuok who has been sesching in
the University at Tucson arrived on the
morning train, to visit with friends and
relatives.
J. J. Hodnett will move his furniture
stock into the old pelmonico store
extra room be needs SO badly, IS hie
present quarters are badly crowded
Mr.. Hodnest has built up quite trade
and is constantly adding new lines TO
his general assortment.
D. Fl. Recerte, an old time Phoenieien
aud now represe ting the Lorillord
Tobacco Co., accompanied by Mr.. Best,
furniture sales map, and Ssiin Michel
son, OF thu Draohma Go. in Phoenix.
drove over to Tempe this morning on
business trip.
Will McN-il has accepted position
with E F. KeIner & Co. of Globe. VII
is thoroughly competent clerk sp6
socially royal good fellow and we
doubt not will make friends rapidly in
his new home. While we are sorry his
business r6lGblO1S Will tdEo DiU dWby
from Tempe We are glad he has secured
a position with so enterprising a firm.
he expects to leave for Globe on Sun
day or Monday.
The debate by the Oiceronian Club
last night wos hard fought conquest,
both sides being libersiIy supplied with
brains. Mckinley finally captured the
field, however. his usual luck seeming
to remain unchanged. Caleb, who acted
as one of the Judge got little mixed
On the proposition and voted for the
negative, misunderstood ding the state
ment of the question, but when it was
more fully explained be changed his
decision. Should Mckinley be elected
now and foil to give US free silver leg
ieletion be will do we'll to keep long
wsy off from Perron's shoe shop oF come
with his sleeves rolled up.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
> Sores

/, combination, proportion and
nrscass Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar
to to itself, and unequalled in true merit.
No other medicine ever possessed SO
much curative power, or reached sucn
enormous sales, or made such won
derful cures, as Hoods SarsaparlIia::
If is undoubtedly the best medicine
over made to purify, vitalize and en-
rich the blood.
That is the secret of its success
Read this statement;
awhen my son was years OF age ne
.l,s,,,,,atic fever and acute rheuma-
tism. which settled in his left hlp, ns
was 50 sick that no one thought there was
anv beIu for him. Five sores broke ons s
~ HE tbto.,. which the doctor said wefe
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
Fro m Thursdays Daily


Mrs. Rev. KIoss is reported very il
with pheumonia..
The last three days have been ex
csediugly warm even more than Arizong
really lopged for.
Mr.. CHARLES Finch hns rented tbs
Bruce ranch and will run dairy
Maxwell & Colo shipped cattle leet
nj ht,
Figs are ripsning rapidly this weather
ard the dry, worm-eaten product from
Smyrna will have to take a back eeet
for while.
Quite number of Mesa Odd Fellows
went to Glendale last mig BIT TO be pres
ent and assist in the Institution OF
Washington Lodge No. 16, 1. o. o. T.
Quite laudsble rivalry seems to ex
ist between the mem bers of the two
Normal school literary societies as to
which one OF them get up the neateet
program TO hang in the corridor of the
building during the week previous to
their regular meetir gs. The Hesperian
society's- latest is really thing of
beauty. The names and titles compos-
ing the program are taetsfuily printed
on the background, which is ID Itself
work of merit, being a landscape panb-
ing by Mr. Homer Redden.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04

hundred and six degrees at 5 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at J. 81. Bgrnett's
drug store. For sale, a complete outfit
of WOODEN blankets. We have come to
stay.
Mr.. Vernon was in town yesterday.
81 rdware at Wilbur & Cos.
Thurman & Horn do general black
smithing business.
A. W. Taylor, of Rsdington & Co.
drugs and sundries, of San Francisco,
was in town yesterday.
We were agreesbly surprised to see
the smiling features OF s. E. Lewis,
agent for Andrews & Son, furniture
company, of St. Louis. We have mol
seen the Judge for many year. but the
same old congenisl feeling still exists,
as it we're. II we were only some we
could hitch up and do the "proper. D
But harvest is here end we oan't leave
the field Drop in on your way back,
Judge, when we have only the chores to
attend to. May your shadow never
grow less.
Peterson Bros. start in tomorrow to
harvest their wheat and barley. They
we're in town today after their new steel
header. Their crop of small grain is as
6ne as we ever saw in the States.
We have just inspected Mr Rawlng' e
steam thresher which has been over
hauled and if we are judge Mesa can
boast of as fine mechanic ss there is
Ia the west.
Being startled about noon Monday al
an unusual loud noice in the street, We
proceeded to investigate. Upon arriv-
| ing on the ecene OF disturbance We mel
with brother Msguin. "Nothing start
ling" Meguin was only telling q fellow
| country ian all about it.
| Mr. Sslters, bookkeeper for the Con-
solidated Canal Co 8 was seen busil1
manipulating the pedals of his quiet
eteed today going through town.
Mrs. M. A. Steele is going to take
charge of the Mesa RESI- aursnt. Hel
| past reputation as 9 chef cannot b.
! questioned. TENDERFooT.
MEs1, May 26, 1895.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
| Don Sanford, of Tucson, is in Phee.
nix looking for paeturage.
Mr.. ]. Rankin left this morning fol
| Chicago on an important business mis-
sion.
Mr.. Armstrong, clerk at the Garden
City drug store, left last evening for
Mem phis, where he will spend the sum-
mer visiting with relatives.
A trainload of cattle were taken from
Glendale THE morning for eastern
points where they will be faltened for
tha markets.
General M. E. Sherman arrived this
morning from Los Angeles and Will
spend several dsys looking afssr his
laege business interests IL this city.
Rev. Geo Qoiuap, wife and son, who
have been labcriue in Phoenix for the
past several months. left last evening
FOR Redlsnds whers toey will spend the
summer, returning to Phoenix in the
fell
Governor Fro oislin this afternoon is
sued requisition papers for tins return
of Mr.. Evans to Missouri where he lie
wanted on a charge Of repe end it ie ex
pected that TIE prisoner vii be taken
east this evening.
Dr.. Purmen Of this city was honored
b. tho Territoriai Medical Association
yesterday ct Prescott by beng chosen
a it's President The choice was good
one ss thu doctor is a representative
man Der of his profession
Sheriff Orme went 10 the Phoenix
mine last evening 10 post notices OF
the sale OF that property. Mr. w.
George went with him sad will remain
IN charge OF that property until the
date OF the sale and thi4 transfer OF the
ownership.