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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Pima County:

| Henry Johnson, miner, lsts of Son. ora, met with loss during his stay ip this town. He had inst purchased sn outfit of blankets, clothing, etc, in con
 temptation of starting ous on pros-
 pecting tour. He plecsd his purchases in She hallway of the Occidental Hotel, along with considerable more baggage belonging to other guests
 He did not notify the clerk to look after his property however,snd on the follow 1 ing morning he found that his belong ings had disappeared. It Is not known whether the property wac stolen or tak en accidentally by some ons who had similar baggage deposited in the same place. Several miners left the folloR- ing morning for Mexico, al having cor siderable baggage, and to all probsbili- ties these parties either Intentionally or accidentally took Mr. Johnson's outfit. Tucson Star.
 The American TonsorisI PaFlors has installed lady barber and she is one oe the finest and swiftest artists ia the business. The American shows both taste and judgment In the new depart uFe as ladies will feel free to visit the arlors for hsiF- cutting for themselves and ohildFeD.-TucsOn Star.
 Philip SchrioeF met with qaite a ser ious accident Tuesday evening. As he was walking along street which WAS not we'll lighted he stumbled over en obst soie which had been carelessly left on the sidewalks, and falling struck his head against some sharp article infllct- ing wound which ueceeeitsted the taking of seven stitches.-Tucson Star.
 Detective ThsckeP will be in town for few days. His facs bears look Of satisfaction, one train FobbeF beneath the roses, and five safely jailed He is one of the ehrwdeet detectives in Ari- zons aud to him is due not small amount of the credit due for the cap ture of the Ssein's Pass robbers.-Tatc son Star.
 Mrs. o. H. Smalley, who has been quite Ill for several weeks past with re militant fever, is rep7Fted to be much better, and it is expected will be able to be out again in few dsys.-CHizen.
 DF. A. O.. Jones and party returned yesterday after spending several days at J. Neff's ranch in the Santa Rita mountains, where they vent on hunt ing trip. They report 8 good time and lots of sport t-Citizen.
 Geo. P. Blair, representing ths fEen- ton Trsmwsy Co.,, Trenton, N. Y who ie the construction of the new trsmwsy at Mammoth, came in last night from Altar. Sonora, where he has been for 8 few days past, looking St some mining property .-C Citizen.
 Cescsrets stimulate liver. kidnevs and |
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
How to Prevent Pneumonia

At this time eff the year cold IS very eesily contracted, and if Iefs to run its couree without the aid of some reliable cough medicine ia liable to result in great disease, pneumopIe. We know Of no better remedy to cure s cough or cold than Cham berlsin's Cough Re- medy. We have used it quite exten- sively and 1t has given entire satiefsc- tion. .-Olagah, Ind, Ter. Chief.
 This is the only remedy that is known to be @ certain prever tstive of pneumo- mia. Among the many thousands who have used 1t fer colds and Ia grippe, We have never yet learned of 8 single case having resulted in pneumonia. Persons who have weak lungs or have reason to fear an attack of pneumonia should keep the remedy at hand. The 9 and 50 csnt sizs for sale by all drug giste.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
COCHIsE COUNTY.

Troops were ordered out from Ft Grant and Fit. Huachuca Thursday to search for Apaches who were reported to have pursued a number of cowboys in the Ash Springs country. The al legged Indians proved to be a party of MeXicans and the swift pursuit was only added to the story to make it re alistic. The troops were ordered in Saturday.-Range News.
 Col. Sumner. Post Commandant al Fort Grant, went to Deming Thursday to meet his daughter who arrived that day from New York. While here Miss Sumner was the guest of MT. and Mrs D. R. Hooker while the Colonel had apartments at Hotel Macy. They pro ceeded to the Fort Friday morning by ambulance.--Range News
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
From Fridays Daily.

H HEOtH Hr1oHy Od1Ay. One carload of grain is ready for shipment this evening. It goes to Tue son.
 Professor Heyman of Phoenix, is in town today for the purpose of orgsniz ing dancing ciass. Mr. D R Benhsm and wife returned today from bunting trip in She noun tsins sbont Tonto Basin.
 MF. J W Ffsedmsn of Santa Ana, California, is in town today to 1sks a look at this region of country.
 Messrs Peiley and Higgins of North Yakima, Washington, are here looking for place to looate new homes in the valley.
 The Normal school is doing tioe work this term snd the students seem to be attending to business more closely than ever before.
 Yesterday afterpoon Mrs. H. D. Z1ck assisted by Mrs. Phillips gave 8 "thinbIe party" The Iadiee present were Mesdames Hill, Wildmsn, Morse, Gill, Gage, U mer, Klose, Wilson, Peter son, Hayden, Van Tuyl, West, White and WoIcots.
 MT. O. NJ. Dixon, we'll known mer- chant of Pleasant Ridge, Fulton Co., Pa, has little girl who is frequently threatened with croup. bub when the first symptoms sppeGr, his wife gives her Chemberlsip's Cough Remedy, which always sffords prompt relief. The 9 and 50 cent sizss for sale by ali drug gists
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Buck,en.s ArnIcA ssIve.

The best Ssivelo the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcsrs, Salt Rheum, Fsvsr Sores, 1etser, Cnapp=d Hands, Cai!blAIus, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or 10 pay required, It is gusrsn- teed to givs perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents box For sale by Keystone Pharmacy and the Phoenix Drug O.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
GRAND JURY.
Msde a Final Report Today and
 Were Discharged.

The grand jury go longer exists, and there are many persons who will breathe easier AS a consequence. The jury made final report this afternoon aud was discharged. The report says that in all 47 cases were investigated, end true bills returned in g caess. The various committees appointed to invest iaste the county offices reported that in all the offices the accounts were correct and the books kept in good shape | is ecommeBded that the Board of SO- pervieors be required to furnish list of taxable property to schcoi directors The committee that investigated the county hospital reported that the insti tuition is ovsrorowded. Certain DOT tions of the report cannot be made pub Iio
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
TFRRITORIAL NEWS

MT. BIackman of the company store. went over to the Junction on Sunday to meet his daughter. Miss Blackman was enrOute from Denver to Phoenix, and on her return will make Jerome an extended visit---JerOme Reporter
 Chas E. Donaldson. well known in Jerome, has accepted the position of superintendent of the Sun Dance Min ing company, near Prescott. The com pany was fortunate in securing the services of MT. Donaldson. as he is one of the best miningmen in Arizona.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Fro Fridays Dsilg.

Fro Fridays D s;'y-
 Special Agent Holziresr of the Gen erBl Lsod Oftice, has been ass gned to Arizoas pernsnently ard wit soon take up his rssideDcs in PhosnIx in or. der to be as neec the csnter Of his oper- = ssione as possible.
 There wiil be grand time in this city on the last two days Of this month, and the city will be overrun with redman, not the redmen ip reality. bus their prototype in name only-she order of R dmen. There will be fully 3O0 mem bsrs of the Territory, and the prepara- tious mgde by the local trlb4 for their reception are ou grand scale.
 Attorney General Frazier has render ed sn opinion which will bs of interest to peraoDe who are drsgged into justice courts to acs ss jurors. He maintaine thas persons serving on c3roner's jury or sitting in miedemeenor c. sss are as much entitled to remuneration as jarors h the district courts. His decision is: Is is T. quirsd by the constitution that a man placed on trial for crime is en- bisled to jnry. Since the consti titution provides thIs, ib must be considered un constitu tionsl to forcs jury duty with out semunera ion upon any man,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
rom ThureG%y's Daily


 Bishop J M. Keudrick of the Episco- 1 pal jurisdiction of Arizona and New Mexico, returned Wednesday morning from trip to the City of Mexico, the Episcopal interests of which he hes also under his supsI vision.
 E Fisher. 8 well known mining man of thie place, who has extensive intel ests on Castle Creek ane near Buzzsrd's Roost and Walnut Grove, departed yes- terdsy for the aforesaid localities with some eastern capitalists Who are looking for investments.
 Oscar c. Watson, cashier of the Phoe- nix ofice Of the Mutusl Life Iosurs8ce Company, end Miss Lilisn Hughes, daughter of Editor Hughes Of ths AL buquerque Citizen, were married at AL buquerGle last evening. The couple are expected to srrIvs here by Sunday and will reside here.
 The oity ie beginning to put CD holi- day attire and the stores sTs like wise presenting A much buster appearance than formerly. Several Of ths msr- chants in anticipation of g rush Of busi nese during the nsxs two weeks, are in- creasiug their help. The stores started the niDs o'clock movemsns last night and from Bow until the first Of next month the clerks will not have sn Op- poytunity to have their evenings to themselves. However the cleFks are satisfied with the agreement reached by the Clerks Ulion in having the late closing movement deferred from going into If cot frUm the tirss of D -cem her to the 15sh
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Tempe Department.

Ffom " nc .'sDs '.
 The Tempe Mesa Produce Co. re- ceived car of potatoes today.
 MP. Tribolet of Pboenix wae lookiuR g for stock on the southside. todey.
 Col. Schultz still travels daily between Tempe end Phoenix patiently awaiting the arrival of the boom.
 The Odd Fellows have an engineer ct work establishing the grade for the placing Of sheir new building.
 D. DsVorr Ieft last night for Santa Ans and other Oalifornir points His visit is f9v both business and pleasure.
 Nearly all the south side business men are attending courb st Phoenix these days and bswaiiing the deplorable fate sf Butte county.
 MF Dunn has been sorsly trou bled wlth the rupture ot small blood vessel in one of his eyes but it is rapidly i'm proving and the bondage has been re- moved.
 Fro ID Thu, .sg's Ds''y.
 P.B. McOebe returned from Florence today.
 Mr. Msts ot Mesa City, was visitor it Tempe today.
 Now Is 8 good time to buy wood. l. is liable to rain one of these days.
 MT. Neighbors O. Willoox, is visiting J. B. McNeill. They drove up to Gold field today.
 MT. and Mrs ". J. Kingbury enter tained 8 number of their Phoenix friends today.
 Borrowdale has received new lot of Christmas goods. Gall and have look at his stock.
 J. E. Dunn shipped sixteen cars of cattle to Los Angeles by special train today. hir. Clarence Rich accompanied them.
 Al. Hansen has left for the sonth ern portion of the Territory again to bring back anoshes bunch of cattle for the Arrow A. Go.
 Don't be persuaded into buying lini ments without reputation or merit Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs no more and it's merits have been proven by test of many years. Such letters es the following, from L. G. Baeley, Hueneme, Cal, are constantly beipg re csived: sThe Lest remedy for pain have ever used is Cham berlain's PsIn Balm, and I say so after having used it in my family for several years T. cures rheumatism, lame bsck, spraina and ewelliuge. For sale by all drag g:sts.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Letter UucaiIed for Remaining in sae Post Office at Phoenix,
 A. T. for the week

1 Letter Uucailed for Remaining in ene Post Office at Phoenix, A. T. for the week ending Dec 1o, 1897.
 Armstrong, Mrs J Asher. Andrew Carter, Robt \ Castle, Hubert Carder, J L Davidson, F Day, Arthur-2 Dougiee. Miss T E khert, L Giatiypey,A 4 Griffin, Arch-2 Hssean, M Hartman. A Haveustone, DR A E Heydon, E cneas Kigeine, L Lintss, Mrs Martin, Mrs E 5 Metz, Prof Mitchell, Miss Ida Monroe, Charlotte N swmsn, Jim O'Oonnor, Wm Plommsr, w Roberts, Miss M2 R1sse'l ,, Ms M I3r Sanders, r 4 Schneider, Herm an Sears, Jsmes Ssilegsr, George Shultz, Mrs Minnie sharon. Fred W Smith, Miss J Saith, Bert Spane. Tom Symonds, Jess Tsggart, " H Test, " H Tompsou, Chas Vsn Horn, " H Walton, Eddie Weleh, Deuo's Weiss, Mary Weyette, R E
 Wilson, G 0
 CARTAs EsPANoLAs. Maria Aguino j G Bsrnsl Manuel Carrssoo \ Ohsves J 0 ds Espinoz4 Csslmiro Gallseo Jose B Higuers-2 Clcili8 B de Moreno Yiaria P ds Moreno s MoDtano Anisato MoBtaro s Ordebatque Trinidad Thompson H Nalieetefus
 Gall for advertised letters
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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

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The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
How Boilers Are Made.

The steel for ie-st1etivs boilers Il sup.
Piled by contract in the sbape q Cat. res-
tang aiAr sheets Bsfore u u aceepird thr
tensile and breaking stfsugth Of rach one
with chalk lines fps riVsf boxes. Whieh are
pnnrhed through II bF = marhiae that does
ihr work as euirkfy ard easily u u were
a siiev % cheese. fbru ths sheet u trimmed
20 the proper siEc BY greet steel knifs
which cuts or the edges iiSs paper. FINALLY
Il u turned inf0 rtsrNed shape by passing
bet~era huge rS1iefA. sad u rsNetsd to Other
shests. which make Hp ihe rFiinarirai tute
Of the boilar, ly Eusaus 81 Eedhot trou hsnlts
A bailernsakinE seDp Is Eataftsuzly the upis
lest piacs On cgrft. bat Il i sgFpfisinK 70
dud how ere gets uscd 10 the riarur
- that Il suuia - tlisssltIe - fie daTn and
sleep ansid u All, TArfr Is nothtuT uEr Esg-
ling usrd - thfrEs ENeTY uGU and thsn
NAV l. EIlisz1 IN the N4rks hg tavinE 4
bClisr Fsil up0n ksus- He has hsd such iouE
rfaCtlrr "a ~trsiiuE 6anrers u tAe saFt that
he beeuutrs too inilGsEsats sfsppiug Sut u
The WaF a muHneaf TOO tste-
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
n.rtI.t ..a.l..a.. .ariL..

Sioux FaIls. :. u. Oct. 21-AH buy
thrs~A of the students attending the
Raptisy University here are on strike
sIi demand the removal Of the prssl-
dent
ON Sunday the STUDENTS say enc %
the invalid girl pupils who had bs-en
brought down 80 the Iariur was as
sisted hack to hsT room by couple
q students. VITO carried her IN her
chair. T'1is wnS done during the ab-
syncc Of the president. who. upon hls
return, suspended the two boys This
anrsr,-d all the pupils and they lef,
the institution and VIII demand the ~
moyal of the Isr,ssitissIt bsfor. they wiz
return.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
Salisbury May Resign.

London, Oct. I5.-In spite Of the on
cial denial OF the Marquis OF Sails
buTy's approaching resignation % the
premiership. belief in its truth Is very
strong In political circles. where II il
considered that his retirement T. iuevl,.
able within a few months. This view
OF the uudercurrsnt WIS confirmed by
cabinet minister on Monday. who
privately remarked that the duke OF
Devonsire had declared that he means
TO have the premiership when the mar.
quis Of Salisbury resigns Mr.. BaifOur
Is possible successor.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30

is sci aside from the public lands OF
the territory OF Alaska and declared a
military reservation. Parties who have
prior 10 the receipt of this order locat-
ed and erected buildings on the land so
reserved, win not be Disturbed IN their
us,- OF lands, buildings and improve
fnents. nor In the erection OF structures
needed for their business or residence.
"The military reservation above de
clared, and the military post located
thereon, will be known as Fort ST.
Michael. and viii be under the control
and supervision OF the commanding
officer OF the troops there stationed.
lSisned) ''R a. ALGER.
SECRETARY Of War"
The purpose Is 10 confer upon
Lieutenant Colonel Randall the neccs.
eary legal authority to preserve order
aud protect property In this section OF
the country. both of which are believed
TO be jeopardized by the large number
OF lawIess characters gathered near the
Yukon.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
SPANS REPLY.
WIN Not Allow interference with Any OF
Her Aralrs-

Her Ahatrs-
Madrid. Oct. 23.-In the special note
To United States Minister woodfori
the government declares that Spain has
done all in her power 10 end the war
In Cula. and cites the many sacrifices
which have h--cn made by the nation,
the number OF troops sent 10 Cuba. and
the reforms which are 10 lse carried out
Ia the island. which are fully desaTilSed,
The note ends with the statement that
spain win no; admit the right of any
foreign power TO Interfere In any q her
Affairs"
II Tempo publishes. with r,-s.rvc, the
announcement that the reply cf the
spanish government te ilic UnIir,i
States. presented TO General l. stewart
l.. WOotf0rtf the American minister az
Madrid. declapss that II The United
States does not stop the sailing ot MI
hus;erlpg expeditions from American
ports spain will riAestahlish the right
10 search yCsse.s Hncb0ring In Cuban
waters
The instructions given 10 Marshal
RIRnco. the new governor general OF
Cuba. arr under two hsads-u military
and political In the iir.s. SenoF Maresa,
minister of the colonies. AYERS that htF
course Df action rests exclusively upon
the Judgment of the EovsrBor gcnernL
but recommends that be conduct the
war 80 tkat the rondition 0f The troops
and colOnists be betspre,i and that prsp-
cry d. made safer.
The second ,iircts that In the intro
durtlou of autonomy in the ISLAND an
appeal D. made to all parties, all being
equal IN the eyes OF the mother cUun-
try, but warns Marshal Bianro not to
!HsruSt the work Of autonomy 10 the
revOlutiGnists, as that would b. an In
suit to the loyal colsnists
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30

The pulpit OF little eastern church
has long stood enough to one side OF
the platform to disturb the congrega-
tlon's sense OF proportion; but any pro-
test met with quick reioinder from
the aged minister. The wife OF the sex
ton. taking matters into her own hands.
says the Church Economist. moved the
pulpit toward the center an Inch a week
and gained her point. though it took
time. for the old doctor never noticed
the difference. Some eitadels must
needs be stormed from the front. but
more victories are won and more re-
forms inauguratsd by methods which
do not antagonize. and in which tact
IS Joined 10 pcrseyering moderation
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
aIooo oIxrn Awnr

Think OF II, One thousand dollars
in gold coin offered free by the Sterling
Remedy Company. TO the friends ana
endorsers Of cascarets Candy cathar-
tic The Sterling Is honest and re-
liable. its offer is liberal and attrac-
tive and cascArets are the hes, medi-
cine preparation ever discovered. Don't
miss your share of the gold. for you
can easily get 81 by reading and an
swcring the big ad In this issue.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30

The story goes that the emperor slap
ped the face of a seaman and the sea-
man struck back and blacked the Inn
perial eye, and that thereupon the sea-
man drowned himself. Let us hope
the story is untrue, The loss of good
seaman is a serious thing. But the
theory that the black eye came from n
ropes end is certainly unfortunate. be-
cause that ought naturally to have been
applied to the imperial back.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30

A Partisan who suspects that the
food or drink which he has purchased
Is adulterated. can have the article
analyEed free OF cost at the municipal
laboratory. If impurities Sre found the
city undertakes the prosecution of the
tradesman. and after conviction the Of
fender Is not only liable To fine and i'm
prisonment. but may be Obliged to dis
play in his window a sign reading.
Convicted Of Aduiteration-" There Is
roum for similar law in this eoun-
try.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30

London has crusade against hat
pins. 1t is urged that they are dan
gercus as they are ordinarily used; and
we all know that as a weapon In the
hands OF determined woman they
have frequently mutilated and soms-
times killed. What are they. how
ever, In comparison with the ordinary
pin about n dozen OF which are worn
about the waist. for no legitimate pur-
pose that any man has ever been able
to discover
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
NEW ARMY RESERVATIONS.

4 Chane. Given to ExercIse Military Law
at st. MIchasls-
Washington. ID. G.. Oct. 23.--The sec
retary of war to-day issued an order
creating military reservation In that
part OF Alaska lying within radius Of
nifty miles OF 81. Michaels. The order
reads as follows:
by the authority of the President.
the land known as ST. Michaefs Island.
with all contiguous mainland and Is
lands within one hundred miles Of the
location OF the Flagstaff OF that island,
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
uRu. rhst

we oNer Ore funarst Dollars reward
for any case OF asatarTa that cannes be
cured By NAigE CutArrh Care,
- J. CHENEY a CO. Teisssa. q,
We tho unsrrHtFanssi have saaWu q.
= Cheney Ter the sas4 iE TrArs. ard tsitfxs
hirai perfrctly hcn1rat,+ IN All t0sin-ss
cut any ohitEafinns made - thrtT nTsa-
West a Tfuaz Mhufusats Druggists.
roicda. O. Wai1iu<- ktsukn a Marvin.
WholssAie DrzsEfsts. Talesfa. %
HAIRS CAtarrh Cure = taken Internally.
actiuE directly upgsl the ttnod and uips
sous surfaces q the sfsfsna Teatfr1o-
siAis sent free. Pvtc< 10 p<f bNstfie- sOi9
- all druggists.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
Flood In Central Italy.

Rome. Oct. 24.-The river Tamnto.
In central Italy, which enters the Adr.-
attic OF AscOli. has overfioyed. iiOotilng.
the plain Of Ascoli. Several persons
have been drowned. At Foriiu and
near Mendeloa, a house collapsed.
buryinE nine persons in the ruins,
Floods are reported In various other
localities.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
PAINFUL AFFLlcTloa
A Son wHtes Le,ie, Tsiaus t4e~ His
Father Was Trogslea.

wISAMoR, IND. My father was
troubled with hollis Gnd earhaneles. After
suffering tor some time, be heard Of a
similar case cured ey Hoods sarsaparilis.
He began iaking this medicine and con-
tinued its use until be was cured. Ny
mother Is taking Hoods Hars4pSrillA for
rheamatssn and It S helping her" GuY
e. SEwKtKK. Box lsi.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30

Even an Ameer may be amusing. The
Amer OF Afghanistan compares him
self 10 a swan on a narrow lake. with
a pack of wolves (meaning Russial on
one bank, and a Bengal tiger England
on the other bank The gobbling-up
process, whether by wolves or by IT,
ger, seems to him imminent and unin-
yiting.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
ynrr. IMPORTANT IsroRsArros

To rnru iFlAin euvetoPs,i Hows after ten
years' fruitiess doetoFing. ! ~as fsIiy ~
stared to fuI pisor aud roba.t msahpc4
No &. o. y fraud No nlozey accepted
No toEbection uita rsciicAi eaor-rus
Seat absolutely free A1dres-. 1osk Boz
~, ChicAso. m. Ssn4 s-eeat stAuP u
c1uyen eut
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
CoLoRApo.

The Rev. Frank vrooman of Chicago.
who says he has been frozen out of
one church and starved out Of another.
and that therefore he viii go TO the
Klondike. is evidently fascinated with
precisely that kind OF misery.
The Lamar register., 1897-10-30
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fss, wstc sp 90 fse dagger vhirh thrrat-
sns gsu n ycnr khtueFs aad hladdeT arp In
aEflVc % Svak- ttnnt gUu kaq@ that " y.lu
fall 20 impsi sbcm 20 arEslu. hFtEbt.N ais
tAsz or dLAissfrN awaits Nnat NHc HasfeF-
tsrFs Ssuuaara Itttrrr sithasi dslsy. Y has
uiast trnenrtni sTstt npsap tAa EptUfTs
whcn sluEgish. and Essam fkx AeNStAs liver,
ttnmagb AID ncrfauK sysfsni