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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

IL ID required an annual outlay of
Sl00. 90 to insure a family against any
serious consequences FROM sn attack of
bowel complaint during the year there
are many who would feel 10 their duty
to pay it; that they could not afford to
risk their lives, and those of their fam
ly for such an smouos. Any one can
get this insurance for 25 cents, thai be-
ing the price of q bottle of Cham ber-
AIMS Collie, Cholera aud DiarrhoeB
Remedy. Ia almost every neigh Dor
mood some one has died from en- attack
Of bowel complaint before medicine
could be procured or physician sum
noned. One or two doses OF this rem
-dy will cure any ordinary case 1
oever fails. Csa you aff1Id 80 take the
risk for SO small an amount? For sale
by druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Reported FOR the Herald by the VAL
ley Abstract Company.

ley Abstract C0m pany.
June IS.
United States to Theodore Q Shrine
patent sec % n Sc. Testified that the
correct name of patentee is Thodore @
Shrine.
James T Simms to Redewiil deed
lots - end Is blk Simme Addition;
$500
A NJ Austin by constable to Grit
fin certificate of sale he 4 sec 1 L n 1 W;
$4,000.
Hannah T Simme. plaintiff, VS. The
Simms Improvement Co, James T
Slmms, Chas F Simme, Chss f Aims
WORTH, VIM Chrsty and Thos D Ben
nett, defendants, notice of action, to de-
clare fraud ulens ard void, a deed exc
cuted by james T Simms to the Snme
Improvement Go conveying Sc u SEQ 30
, 3 e; D = of NV d and sw 4 of nw
ID SEQ 5 e; lots 4, Z. 10, Ii, IA 16,
II, Is, 10, blk l; lots s, 10. Is, Is IS. 90.
%, blk 2; lots 1. q 5, 7, 9, II, ID, Is. II, 10,
q, blk 8; Smms Addition; lot 4, blk 1;
bke 2 and 4; lots /. 2 and 3, blk 5;
bks 6 ar 7; lots 3 3, 4, blk 8; lots 2, 3,
4, blk 9; oIks 10 and II; lots l. 8, 4, blk
ID; blks Is and IA; lote 1, 3. 4, blk Is;
lots 2 blk 16; lots 1. 6, blk II; lots
2. 8, 5, 6, blk IS; blss 10 and 20, Central
Place; also deeds to ChAs F Simms lot
l big l, and lot blk ,, S INNS Addition,
and subject the whole to the syment
OF q Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
$3.50 and $50 per month.
Frank o Sholty and N Mitchell
locate the Victor and Little Johnny
claims miles northeast of Buckeye.
june 10
Marcus L Smith aud wife to Kate M
Smith, deed, Z int in ne]4 oe sec q, 2
q, , e; SO.
Mary c Parker to W 7 Williams and
wife, rel mtg, S. 4 sec Is, 3 D, 1 e;
$4,000
Thos R Hayes to Josiah Harbert and
wife, rel mtg, 2 yrs, 10 per cent, sw a
sec 10, . q, 4 e; S25.
Lewis Wetzler, declaration OF home
stead, value $500, 5 acres of seq, sec
IL, n, 3 g; aud sell of sw4 sec a, 2 n
.2e.
Eugene D Ming to S I. Gibbs
and wife. rel mtg, VIZ Of nwA sec So,
., Z; $500
Charles Ming and wife to Eugene d
Mig, deed. VIZ Of nw14 sec 35, , n. 3 e;
$40.
T a Fulton to Harry George, rel
mtg, saloon furniture, fixtures and
stock; $780,
L 81 Ocme revokes appointment Of
James Madison as deputy sheriff.
James z Drane, ms deal diploma
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
From Saturdays Daily.


Camping parties are getting them
selves in shape for mountain trips.
A kitchen for the use of the new
lunch counter is being constructed in
the rear of the Gresves building.
Tempe Hotel register: W. Il. Smith,
PRESCOTT, H Hewitt, Pinal; L. D. Perk-
lnson, San Francisco.
This weather should induce the SCI
duosive can tslops and the succulent
sandis into renewed exertions toward
fulfilling their humble, yes honorable,
missions in the eplcuresn world.
Johnny Young has resigned his posi-
5ion as conductor Of the Mesa & Pnoe-
nix train, and will leave today or to-
morrow for Sacaton. Abou. the first
of the month be will accompany hie
father, J. Roe Young, to Kensucky for
visit with friends aud relatives dur
ing the summer.
Jim Williams who seems to have g
mania for collecting and who seems to
be not over particular IS to what be
gets or where or how he gets it SO long
as it belongs to some ore else together
with Withrow the colored gentleman
that keeps the "fenoe" were brought
before Justice Smith this morning and
waving examination were sent to jail
where in keeping With our time honor
ed customs they will be expected to
suguish till the next session of the
Grand Jury. The officers and cit zeus
who trailed and captured this quarry
are eutitled to great credit as Tempe
people can now feel reasonably secure
in leaving their sidewalks and barns
out of doors at night
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
CYCLING EVENTS.
Century Run-Banquet and Races in
Several Cities

Several Cities.
NEWARK, n. j., June 2O.-The riders
in The annual century run of the asso-
cated cycling clubs of New Jersey left
here a. o'clock this morning. The
run is from this city to Ashbury Park
and return, the time limit being four
teen hours
CHICAGO, June 2O.-The regular meet
ing and banquet of the associated cycl-
ing clubs will be held this evening, the
participants represen ting all the lead
ing wheelmen'a organizations of Chi
cago. An unique feature is the con-
ditiou that no one ehall be allowed TO
participate in the banquet who shall
not previously have run in a tep-mile
road race to be held this afternoon.
Toere will be forty prizes, of q total
value of two dollars.
PoRrLkND, Or, June 20.-Toe first
professional cycling meet to be held in
this city was ineugurated today, promi-
uent soorchers from San Francisco and
other coast cities participating The
list of prizes is most liberal, and has
tempted several scores of local riders to
desert the amateur ranks ia order to
for some of the booty
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
AROUND The SENATOR MINE.
Matters and things Among the
Mountains and Pines

Matters and things Among the
Mountains and Pines
Andrew Wallace, formerly at Nam
moth and Clifton. is the superintendent
of toe Senator. The mill is running n
Senator ore and work in the mine 8
going on under very encouraging condi
tions. The prospects are good for the
coutin uous ruu OF the mill.
Superintendent Wallace and family
res de near the mill in moe cottage
among the pine trees. Mrs. c. Hun
phries is looking after the boarding
house on Senator bull, where the miners
are working The climate at shis point
apnot be equslled il the Bradshaws.
> Gssrtmell is operating saw mill
aSssy smps mile below the
osrtmelI turns out 5000 feet
The demand for this lumber
gxcess of the production.
zeEohn Sehafer has been working pIa-
Ger ground in the neigh borhood of the
Delts on the Hassayamps With fair sue
cess. Lately be hes leased the Delts
and after six feet of work struck good
vein of ore and believes he will do we'll
this summer. The Hassnyempa is very
dry.
W Fl Haslan is working the Grizzly.
This is an extension of the Howard
Mr.. Hsslsn is living on the mine with
hie family
The Howard is leased and worked
by Reggert & Carpenter.
A. J. PIckerIll is working the upper
group.
The water supply for the Senator
mill is coming out of she nine. After
the contemplated tanks are put in the
water supply will be settled.
This season has started the driest of
any within the recollection OF the Has
6ssy ampere on the heHdwaters. STEr.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
QUEEN VICTORIA.
Fifty-Ninth Year of Her Reign Com
pleted.

Fifty Ninth Year OF Her Reign Com
pieted.
LONDON, June 2o.-roday marks the
completion OF the fifty ninth year of
she reign OF Queen Victoria. 1t had
been the intention early in the year to
celebrate the event by great public
demonstration, but owing TO her Ma
jssty's failing health, aud her expressed
desire on the subj act, these plans we're
abandoned. The PROJECT of celebrating
the sixtieth anniversary is already te-
ing talked of, and it is possible that t
demonstration viii be held at that time
which will exeesd in briillauoy tbs
ia biIee OF 1887.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
GUATEMAAA's HHBBLnIoN.

A Revolt Has Taken Place IN That
Country.
New YORK, June 20. Reports OF q
revolt in Gustema ala have reached here.
II is nos known HOY extensive or serious
tbs rebellion ie, as no details are
piqan
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Territorial Items.
Tucson Citizen

Tucson Citizen:
Mr.. Manuel Rsdondo is in the city
from st. Louis canyon. He called at
the Citizen Office this morning and gave
the inform alton that bis section hsd
been visited by two very welcome rains
which have filed up all the arroyos and
assures an ample supply of water fol
use about the mines in which be ia in
tereeted. He says that the Oceanic,
upon which great deal Of work hss
been done, is LOOKING most promising
Samples can be- shown which will give
an assurance OF s25. 600 per ton. The
average of the ledge is first-elass, and
Mr.. Redoudo, who is a half owner in
this as we'll as other claims of the group,
Is on the road TO effiuence, which he de
serves for his years OF industrious work.
Border Vidette.
A bottle of sulpburo acid expladed 10
oar containing two boxes of giant pow
der near the depot yesterday and
caused CONSERVATION among the bye
stLnders for a little while, but Charlie
Dsthine went into the car and threw
the acid out and quiet was soon re-
stored. The report that the town came
near being blown up was without sub
stantisl foundation.
Tucson Star:
j. W. Benham, manager of the Phoe-
nix Wood & Coal Co., of Phoenix, was
in Tucson yesterday on business. Mr.
Benhsm was formerly sanitary inspec
tor of Msricops county and is heavily
interested with his cousin, Hon. W. c..
Barnes, in cattle in the northern part OF
the Territory.
GRAHAM COUNTY.
Graham Bulletin:
A party who returned from the coal
fields last Friday brought the repo, t
that man named Henderson found q
d-ad man wrapped in Navajo blanket
aud hid away between u ledge of rocks
His dead horse was also found aud his
saddle was hidden in soma brush APP
psreusly the man had bean there several
yesre. as it is supposed that be had been
murdered elsewhere and packed
there. Tue fnd vas two and a half
miles from the George Epsey cabin
The man was not over 80 or IS years
old.
Mr.. james Perdue. an old soldier
residing at Monroe, Mich., was severely
eff1 cssd with rheums tism but received
nromnE relief from pain by using
Cham beElain's Pain Balm. He ssye:
SAT times my back would ache so badly
that I could hardly rise up. Ii 1 had
not gotten relief would not be here to
write these few lines. Cham berlsiD &
Pain Balm has done me q great deal OF
good and I feel very thankful for it. "
For sale by druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

"My baby bad Group ard was saved
by Shiloh's Cure" writes Mrs. J. b
Martin, of Huntsville, Alabama. For
sale at Keefer'a Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
MESA, june 10. 1896.

Diseased blood, constipation, and
kidney, liver end bowel troubles are
cured by Ksrps Clover Root Tea. For
sale at Keefer's Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
KILROY'S
New Palestine Advertising and
Real Estate Exchange Is
Well Known Throughout
the United States
and Canada,
Room 313. Fleming Biock.
Phoenix, Arizona.
Agent for White star" anchor" md
ssCunard" Steamship Zines, from and
to All Parts OF Europe and
SOUTH AFRICA GOLD FIELDS

BE wise to law IT'S ma iness to defer; next
day the easal prsoadsnt will plead-thus on
till wisdom is pushed out of lifs-'
At the ex pence ef esotisn. which IN practical
measures is won't to bs waived by practical
persons. the New Palestine agency has placed
on the m Nrkst for people during the
present respite, viz: the next ninety days-gO0
city lots j0x137 feet, within Eve minutes walk
| of the ooars house. every one n perfect GEM,
and defy competition eithsr IN proximity to
perfect drainage.
We emphasize every syllable In
the above sentences
zach lot has perfect growth of alfafla and
provided with psrfeorly graded streets and
avenues ranging from 60 to leo feet wids, all
located between Center Street and Seventh
Avenue-one might soy in the heart of the city.
Prices:
On the.installment plan. range from $50 to 500
each, payable $40 monthly. 70 the msohanic
and prudent wife and N oth4r it means a lovely
home and the forever stopping of zo-bit ant
rents Tor poor Roocmm od atoms in rooms and
houses; TO tho yonng man and lady saroing
money, with an eye in their head, it moane the
leucles OF fortune. has been the case in
dozens of other cities il the pact. To the out
side merchant. csttlensn snd miuer. one of
the safest Investments possible, not only as =
home but later on than either of his
present pursuits & hlndsrsd fold. To your
eastern friend with hundced dollars lying
idle it means Thousand, In short, at the
present time, it is
San ADgeIs's VISIT to the Wise
as IT Is 4 STERN ACCOMPLISHMENT TO
TIE CARELESS.
That you have read this over carefully. if at
all interested Tin this phenononaIIy wealthy
city and Territory, is presumed.
Now. How to Secure its Benefits
Remains Only.
Send 500 to the Phoenix National Bank
this city with Instructions that sou want a
warranty deed and abstr. 81 OF title for one o.
more Of these lovely lots The bank W. Il return
yau the same. No risk, but by special Sisnen-
sexton TIE neroles of a fortune thrown IN yepr
Nsy.for ~hich within o1e yesr you viii thank
one stsncy Tell your friends
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Tempe Department.

From Frid ,y's Daily.
DR.. E o. Hyde aud wife, of Phoenix,
visited Tempe today.
Joe Snoef is arranging to start
lunch countec.
A camping outfit left yesterday for
the Superstition mountains.
Mr. Roerig lives out in the country
east of Tempe and keeps bees, honey,
babies aud other sweet things. Yes
terday his wife added handsome pair
OF twin girl babies to the family circle
and now the census commissioner will
have to amend his report. South side
babies like south side bees are hum
mers.
TIE ice famine has passed and people
breathe free again. Tempe got up
early this morning end saluted the ice
it's past sins and laid low for ''stand
in" But there was enough for ell to
get good cool drink and as che ma
| chins has got on 30 its job again We
may safely cay the country is saved.
The career Of the man with sacks on
his feet was brought to sudden close
yesterday, but not until he had created
quite scare among the family folk OF
the town. 1t is said that birdshot
axe-hsndles and small arms were il
demand yesterday morning. ana if the
| cul pris hsd been at large last night and
received hslf OF what WIGS laid up fol
him, an sutopticsl display Of his minere
resources would have been interesting
| today.
Company @, n. G. A., met last nigh
| and as the enlistment of their origins
mem ers had expired they we're giveI
| their discharge papers and about INVENT!
of them Immediately re-enlisted. Th'
militia company is one of the few organ
| izstions that in recent years have helt
the young people of the town together
and even laying seide the patri
otto purpose of it's existence
is very worthy Organization
and should be fostered by the oommu
nifty All the young men in town VIII
are situated so should enlist and he'll
the boss along.
A Tempe real estate man has bee
developing strange symptoms OF late an
his friends feared be had been bite
by a msd-dog or drinking Temp
water without ice IN it. Blu
the matter wes settled yesterda
when be heard of the nominations; hi
peculiar actions were only the result Q
the Repu bican sntidote he has bee
taking for the Democratic fever the
hss been so prevalent during the les
four years. Ii is hoped q oomplet
cure has been effected and that he will
send his vote so Mckinley by mail il
time enough to have 1t counted on cleo
ton day.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Fridays Dsily

From Fridays D&iiy
A marriage license was issued this
afternoon by Probate Judge Grouse to |
John Cation and Oornelia NJ Eieer.
MIR. H. E. Robbins, prominent Colo |
RADIO educator aud superintendent OF !
the schools at Pueblo, in that Sbats, is |
paying q visit TO Phoenix.
perinteudent OF Pub ic Instruction
T. e. Dalton yesterday appointed Prot.
A. FL. Fulton and Rsv. w. e. Vaughn
as members OF the Territorial Board of
Examiners.
The best cough cure is Sbiloh's Cure.
A neglected cough is dangerous. Stop
it at oucs with Shiloh's Cure. For sale
ct Kssfer'e Pharmacy.
Governor Franklin yesterday az
pointed Hon Frank COX Judge Ad-
vocate General of the Territory, B. Nj.
Jacobs, of Tucson, Paymaster General
with the rank of Colonel. and Fl F.
Robinson Inspector of Small Arms
Practice with the rank OF Major.
Arizona Lodge No. L Daughters Of
Bebekah last evening elected the follow
ing officers for the eusuing term: Mrs.
P H Coyle, n G.; Mrs. W. T. Barr,
". G; Miss Nsttie Carrier, Secretary;
Miss Wilson, F. Miss Crumb, T.;
MRS. T. NJ Nolan, Trustee.
Among the outgoing passengers on
the northbouud train this morning
we're james Vancs and wife, Salt Lake
City; Mrs E Lbbey, Richmond. Vlr
GINA; Mrs NJ Allen and Mrs M Lott,
Lansing, Michigan; Mrs. B NJ Wheeler,
Albuquerque.
Mrs Wainsoott, who lived four miles
northwest of the city under the Grand
Canal, died on Wednesday night OF
dropsy, sud was buried yesterday ever
Jog in the CITY csuetery. The services
we're conducted by Rev. O., burn, of the
Christian church. Deceased was up
wards of eighty years old, and leaves a
husband and two daughte both mar
RED, to mourn her loss.
OATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh (
Cstarrh Rsmedy. Price 80 cents.
Nasal Ipisctor free. Fer sale al
Keefer's Pharmacy.
The Good remplars are considering
the feasibility Of purchasing piano
for the Lodge room, and have appoint
ed Messrs. Bert Lincoln and Fred by
sart and Mss NJ estie Anderson IS g
committee to examine the instruments.
| Garden Valley Lodge numbers several
| fine musicians in it's embership, snd
with piano in the hsll can always
furnish good music for the entertain
! ment of the mem bers.
| DR.. Hamblip, Superintendent OF the
Insane Asylum, has been requested t.
resign by Governor Franklin, presum-
ably to make place for DR.. Hughes
1t is understood that Dr.. Ham bin will
refuse to resign and fight the case il
| the courts. Several gffidavite alleging
misconduct against the doctor are re-
| ported TO be ia possession of the Gov
ernor, but it is question whether they
can be eu bstantigted. The doctor hes
certainly conducted the Asylum in G
competent manner aud to the great
relief and benefit of She inmates.
Consumption can be cured by the use
of Shiloh's Cure. This great Cough
Cure is the only known remedy for that
terrible disease. For sale at Keefer's
! Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
The Markets

New YORK, June 2o.-Silver 6s84, lead
290; Mexican dollars 54@54A.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
NOTES FROM CONGRESS-.
What is Going on at the Great
Mine.
CoNGREss, June IS, 1896.

CONGRESS-, June IS, 1896.
Editor HERALD:-The rails of the
new road are now led about three hun
dred yards beyond the compauy's store
The first freight arrived last evening.
Work is progressing rapidly.
On Sunday the thermometer register
ed from ITO to III degrees in the shade,
in ffsrent parts OF the camp.
Flank GUSTS, who has been lying
sick ct the hospital for some time, died
this morning at O'Clock Hs was q
young man and had large number of
friends in the camp.
Miss Spencer, who has been visiting
her numerous friends in the camp, has
left for San Diego.
II small bottle of Shaker Digestive
Cordial does you no good, don'b buy
large one.
"Prove ell things; hold fast st which
is good" It's not good for every body,
only for the thin, psle, sick, weak and
weary. For those who are starving for
want of digested food For those who
cannot get fat or strong, because their
stomachs do not work as they ought
TO.
These are the people, millions of
them, whom Shaker Digestive Cordial
will cure.
Food makes strength, muscle, brain. |
blood, energy-after it is digested. Ii
not dgested, it will do you no good at |
all.
Shaker Digestive Cordial helps your
stomach to digest your food and cures
i digestion permanently. When you've
{ led 3 small bottle, you can tell.
Sold by druggists. Trial bottle 10
cents.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
HIS Cream BAN

is acknowledged TO be the most thorough cure fer
Nasal Catsrrb Cold in Head and Hay Fever Of all
remedies It opens and cleanses the nasal passages
tects the membrane frol colds restores the senses
taste and SMELL Price SOC. at Druggists or by maj
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
From saturdays's Daily.

From saturdays's Daily.
A marriage license was issued last
evening by Probate Judge Grouse to
j. ". Hawks and Rsbecca Turnhaw, of
Mesa City.
Mr.. E A. louvre was this afternoon
appointed a member of the Live Stock
Sanitary Commission vice J. Monihon
resigned.
County School Superintendent Grouse
this morning appointed Mrs. Cora Q.
Ksll as a trustee Of the East Buckley
school district.
Meesre. NJ E aud E. M. Pioney. of
Chinook, Montana, arrived this morn
ing and will spend some time IN the
valley studying the possibilities with
view OF locating.
Are you made miserable by Indiges-
ton. Constipation, D zzinese. Loss of
Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh'a Vital
yer IS positive cure. For sale at
Keefer's Phsruscy.
Secretary F. Kendall. OF the M &
P. road arrived this mornins from San
Francisco and will spend several days
here on business connected with the
road. Mr. Kendall Was accompanied by
his two sons.
TIE Governors Office was in receipt |
today of the bill passed by Congress ex-
tending the provisions of the Funding !
Act aud legsiizng ell previous bond |
issues
Governor Franklia this afternoon is
sued pardon to John Richardson sen
fenced from Yavapai County to three
yenrs for passing bogus check. The
sentence would have been completed
next DC ober.
1 was nervous, tired. irritable and
cross. Ksrls Glover Root Tea BIS
made me we'll and happy Mrs. E B.
Worden. For sale st Keefef'e Phsr-
macy.
The work Of erecting eheds sud build
iugs for the accom- modat:ou of their
stock, by the Saginaw Bumber Co..
c mmenoed this morning under the
of Manager Holmes. Five
carloads of lum her were received this
by that company.
Mrs. s. A. D,sart, who lie spending
she summer in Missouri, is dangerously
III. The doctors have not been abe TO
determine the nature of her maiady,
put fear brain fever or spinal menengibis.
Mr.. Dyaart IS on his way to tbs Grand
canyon aud has not besn spprised of
ais wifs's critical condition. Her many
friends in Phoenix will wish her
peedy recovery.
Mothers will fad ChambsrIein's
Jough Remedy especially valuable for
roup and whooping cough It will
i've prompt relief and is safe and
.lsasaut. We have sold it for several
ears and it has never failed to give the
nost perfect satisfaction. G. W.
richards, Duquesua, Pa. Sid by
ruGgists.
my baby bad Group ard was saved
V Shiloh's Cure writes Mrs. 7 B {
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25

Families are supplied with radishes, beets,
turnips. onions. peas, string beans and ali
mall veeetables By vegetable wagons.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-25
We emphasize every syllable In
the above sentences.

Kach lot has perfect growth of alfalfa and
provided with psrfeorIy graded streets and
avenues ranging from 60 to 1o0 feet wids, all
located bstween Center Street and Seventh
Avenue-one might soy in the heart of the city