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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03

WASHINGTON, May 14.-In all the de-
partments at Washington Paine's celery
compound has become the Office ex-
preston for an ideal iDvigorator when one
is ''run- down by overwork, combining dut-
les, or any of the many causes that result IN
i'll health
Here is what prominent official in the
Department of the Interior says of Paine's
celery compound:
Department of the Interior,
General Land Office
1t affords me much pleasure to state that
Paine's celery compound has been to me an
excellent spring remedy, and particularly
beneficial to the nervous system and dlges-
tive organs | cordially recommend its use.
NJ F. DONOGHUE,
Chief of the contest Division.
Among the thousands of voluntary letters
of acknowledgment for benefit derived from
Paine's celery compound. there have al
ready been published in the Washington
papers testimo ,ials from men representing
every department of the national govern
ment-not only from many of the best
known congressman, but from hosts of the
hard-w ing clerks unknown outside of
their immediate circle of friends. Some of
those who have voluntarily Endorsed Paine's
celery mpound are:
Congressman Powers of Vermont
CONGRESSMAN Meredith, of Virginia.
Congressman Bell. OF Colorado
Congress man NsilI of Arkansas.
Congressman Wiibor. Of New York.
ongressnan Grout OF Vermont.
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NUMBER FOURTEEN
CREIGHTON DISTRICT No. IA.



CREIGHTON DISTRICT No IA.
June l, 1897.
ED HERALD:-The Mexican thrssher
Roeco, is thrsshipg grain for Mr..
Green. Rosoo will do much threshina
at the east end of this district.
fine report OF the drowning of q
certain Glen Baker was sadly miscon-
etraed in this neighborhood. For we
have Glen Baker here, and people
thought he was the man referred to.
But we are glad tc say our Glen is safe
as home.
Nearly all the farmers are cutting
their grain at present.
Mr.. John Graham died on the road
home For weeks Mr.. Graham laid
very low at the home of Wn. Ham
mond, with consumption of the bowels
Notwithstanding his severe pain, he
was always jolly and cheerful. When
the final sentence, shat he could not
live, came, it was thought best 80 take
him back to his old home in Adedo,
Ill. He started last week with his wife,
daughter snd brother. but died near
Hutchinson, Kansas. ME-. Graham las
faithfully served Uncle Sam Cor great
many years in the capacity OF mail
cl TX. He wss a man we'll liked and
will be greatly mourned by his many
friends.
Something good to eat will be found
st the school house on Friday evening
next. The good people OF No IA have
decided 10 give an ice cream and ssfsw-
berry social for the benefit of our
library. Let every body come. The ex
srcises will not commence Bill O'Clock.
thus affording every one an opportu city
TO get there ia tine. Be sure you don't
miss 1t. DUTCHY.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03
There is Nothing so Good.

There is nothing just ss good as Dr
Kings New Discovery Sor Consumpk ioel
Coughs and Colds, go demand il and "a
not permit she dealer to sell you sc re
substitute. He will not claim there ie
anything better, but ia order TO max 8
more profit ne may claim something
else SO be just as good You want Dr.
Kings New Discovery because you
know it to be safe and reliable. ard
guaranteed to dogood or money refund
ed. For Coughs, Colds, Conean pbion
and for all affections OF Throes, CHEST
and Lungs, there is nothing 50 good as
Is DR.. Kings New d soovery. 1
RegulaG size 80 oenta and 81 90
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03

A Phoenix Man Gets an Important
ORca

A Phoenix Man Gets an Important
Office.
KINGMAN, Ariz, May %. The Grand
Lodge, Heights of PythIas. adjourned
shis evening. J. @. Perry, of Tucsop,
was chosen Supreme Representative;
Hon. o. D. NJ. Gaddis, Of KIngmsn,
Past Grand Chancellor; ]. G. Pfitchard
of Bsbee, Grand Chancellor; A j.
Knoblock, of Jerone,v vice @. c. q. Moore,
of Phoenix, Grand Prelate; Harry A
Drschman, of Tucsop, K. of r. and S !;
O. q. Ooble, Master of Exchequer; A
E. Brown, of Flagstaff. Master at Arms;
W. E. Jones. of Solomon vile, Ineide
Guard; w. E. Dseres, of jerome, Out
side Guard. The next meeting of the
Grand Lodge will be held st Tucson
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Nerryp1an. deed. trscs A OF sub nv
sec 81, . I, s.; 500.
john Hubbard 70 J @ Jackson, deed,
VIZ nw4 nw114 sec Is. 10. Be; $1,000.
Plat of "Eiiis re-suhdivision of lots IL,
u, 10, IA. blk 2, OF Park View SUBJ
United States 10 Charles r Clarke,
patent. SCI sec II, Ii, 81.
May %.
Mons Ellingson, plaintiff, VS. L L
Harmon, defendant, execution, IS sec
10 Is BE-; s3243 "a, inst and costs
United States 10 VIM Chriety, patent,
Union mine in Winitred dist.
j c Jackson and wife TO John Hub
hsrd. deed, track in SEX 8 1 Be;
500.
IF Ohilds MDed al locates Cupid
mining claim in Winifred district. Mar
3, 81.
The Valley Bank to VS. MoClain,
deed, W = NV a ne4 and sw ID and
Il 1872 ME.
tt Berry and F Hendrix to CIV
Grouse, deed, 161s ceres in u l91n
5 e; 1862.
VIII Ooughran to John H Hughes
and wis, relesse mortgage on e - nwM
20 l 2 e.
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Congress man f>tey, of Virgins.
Mr.. Carlisie's Priya Secretary.
Hon WilIisIn r. Smith. Supt o. 8. Botsni
cal Garden.
MAJ Gen. Birney.
Commodore Dwoi.
Lieut.. c. A. Nc Aliister.
Hon. e. II. Stickpey. Q. !. Navy.
Paine's celery compound builds up the
run down" health in a sure, uninterrupted,
steadfast fashion from which there can be
no relapse. 1t wipes out unhealthy humors
from the blood, opens up the skin and
makes it do its full share in purifying the
blood. This cleansing the blood through
and through is one of the unfailing accomp-
lishments of Paiue's celery compound
From lifelong contact with the many
forms of nervous debility and impure blood
Prof Edward E. Phelps, NJ. D., LII. D., of
the Dartmouth medical school, was led to
the discovery of Paine's celery compound as
the browning achievement of an extraordi-
narily active and successful professional
life.
No acceptable substitute for Paine's
celery compound exists. Each year further
accumulates evidence of the unequalled
capacity of this greatest of all known REM
edies for restoring health and vigor.
Now that spring has come, nerves. blood
and vital organs cannot remain clogged by
poisonous humors or starved by overwork
and lack of sleep without great risk. Paine's
celery compound is the most intelligent
wisest means anyone can employ for driv-
ing out disease and restoring a healthy
tone to the entire system.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN
Climate and Crop Report of the
Arizona Section.

Climate and Crop Report of the
Arizona Section.
The temperature In all parts of the
Territory continued to increase slowly
until Saturday, the 29th. Ga the after
noon OF that day, thunder storms with
high winds and sprinkles of rain oc-
Cured in Msrioopa, Gils and Cochise
counties, and we're followed by q gen
ersl cooling off, or fall in temperature
of 20 20 80 degrees, within two OF three
hours.
With exceptions noted above No rain
fell during the past week. Since, how
ever, there is bus little effect made to
farm without irrigation and the water
is still fairly plentiful in the canals; the
weather conditions during the week
have been of the kind most favorable
for planting, growing, maturing, bar
vesting and marketing the various
kinds of crops that are now In these
several states of advancement In DIFF
ferent parts of the Territory
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Interesting Paragraphs.

From Saturdays Daily.
Mr. Ed. Wagner, tbs popular mining
man, is in the city today and will leave
| foE the north this evening.
S. a. Parnell, snperin teodsns OF the
Old Dominion Mining Company of
Globe with Mr.Jos. Talton return edbhis
morning from visit to Jerome and
after few deys 10 this oity will return
TO Globe.
Messrs. Murphy and Banks, manager
and foreman of the Haiqua Rals mines.
are ia the city for q couple of days on
business. They report that camr
pretty lively with Considerable work
being done.
Chief Feomm with the foremen of
the different departments of the fire. de-
psrtment, visited the cemetery this
morning and decorated the graves of
ten 6remea buried there. The dscore-
! lions were very fine aud reflect credit
upon the FIRE departments,
Hon. F. T. Aspinwal arrived this
morning from the north ard will go OF
| This evening TO Yuma on private bust
| ness. M. Aspin wall has severed his
connection with the a. & P. road With
which be has been connected for many
years ana may decide TO locate in this
oity.
Miss Poster, of Texas, sister OF Mrs.
J. V. E1warde. OF Msricops. who has
been visiting her sister fos some time,
was in Phoenix soday. she will return
to Texas in a ehort time and will be &C.
compsnied by Mrs. Edwards and the
children, who will spend the summer at
the old home in that State
An old Indian driving spirited team
attached TO farm wagon, participated
IN an exciting runaway this morning
81 team took fright ard dashed down
the street until ii collided with wsgop
standing in front of blacksmith shop
which it turned topsy turvey and the
runaway came Sd halt, though both
wagons were considerably damaged, the
Indian and the team escaping without
Injury.
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ahe hoist is now on the ground and will
soon be placed in position.

soon be placed in position.
Thursday night fire started in cabin
| owned by Happy jack Abbercon, and
located on the hillside juet above the
bend southwest ofthe smelter. Before the
dFe was got under control seventeen
small shacks were either burned or
thrown dowa the hill so prevent their
ourDing.Th compeny's trsmwsy caught
ise but was not damaged to any extent
The loss was very light. No insurance
Mrs. Boyd and G W. Hull, the owners
d the property on which the houses
Rere bulls, will not allow others TO be
erected thereon
Globe Silrer Belt:
Hugh Higdon met With al uafortun-
ale and painful accident in the Black
Warrior Copper Co.'s mine last Thurs
day evening. Higdon was descending
the moline shaft and wss wishin few
feet Of he station where be expected to
stop when the engineer started to hoist
without signal having bsen given. As
The skip 6imost completely fills the
shsfG, thsFe was no escape for Higdon.
Foe skip struck his left lag, badly LAGER
ating the muscles of tbs fore part OF the
lover limb. He also sustained several
Commissions on the head and body, none
of them of serious character, however
DR.. w. NJ. Claypooi, who is attending
aigdon, states that it will probably be
hat he 81
jury. MIR. H,gdon's many friends sym
pathizs greatly with him in his mis-
fortune, and hope for his early recovery.
A man entered the Old Dominion
Commercial Co.'S store yesterday and
asked for chain and bell to put on his
jsckass. After the trade had been
made, we approached the Individual
and offered the suggestion that he
could save money by sending the ami
NAL 30 Phoenix, where jackaeses run at
large and need no bells TO identify
them. Many of them are two legged
and hold high official positions.
Tucson Citizen:
Considerable interest is being mani
tesseo Oy inning men, in the ABOVE
district, over the discovery made re-
Gently by VIM. CLARK in the Liberty
mine, which has had the effect of at
tracing numerous prospectors to that
vicinity. Among the discoveries made
s shaft about so feet deep which was
probably sunk thirty years ago. Il
must have paid well, as 10 was dug
nearly ell the way through solid rock,
and the parties who sunk it must have
gone to great expense and much labor.
Parties from this placs are inspecting
the shaft and a Fich discovery may be
looked for at any time. Among other
locations in that vicinity is q ledge
30 feet wide, which carries both lead
and silver, and two claims which con-
tain copper and gold which are very
promising.
The Southern Poetic pay car, arrived
In town yeste' day forenoon at about 10
O'Clock, few days earlier this month
than usual, and the boys are ell happy
as consequence.
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| Positions were fled with County
School Superintendent Grouse today
for the form alton of two Few school
| districts. One of the petitions was
| from Sentinel ncd tbs other from resi-
| dents of this eide Of the Hssssyenp pc
river who are ara present residents o.
| that school district which in the past
year have had so much trouble through
the moving Of tia echool house and
failure to pay tbs teacner. TIE resi-
dents of this side If the river who have
| the school house rsqneas that they be
| created new district separate from the
old one ard believe tbat IL THE is done
all future trouble will bs eveFted.
Mr.. Isaac Homer, pooDriesoF OF the
Burton Honse Bucsoo, w. V. snd one
of the most widely koowa plen III the
state, was cured of rhaumatism after
three years oe suffering. He says: 81
have not sufficiens command OF Lam
euege to convey any idea OF what L
suffered Ny physicians told no that
nothing could be done for me- and my
friends wsze fully convinced that noth-
ing but death would relieve me OF my
sufferiog. Ia Juae, 1894, Mr.. Evene,
then statesmen for the Wheeliog Drug
Go. recommended Ohamberlsin's Pain
Balm. Al this sime m7 foot and lin b
were swollen 10 more than double Sheir
normal siza and 1t scanned 10 me my leg
would burst, bus soon sitter [ began to
used she Pain Balm She awsliing began
to decrease, the pain TO leave ard now
consider thas | an entirely cursd." For
sale by all druggists.
The boys aboua the SherIfe Office
were tins moruius discussing she prob~
ability IF soon having uodsr their
charge the despsradoes Parker and
Miller, who hava iuet beer reeaptured
and are again in j al in PRESCOTT. L
was thaughs that it would be Impossible !
to secure jury 10 try tue desperedoes
in she northern porsion of she Terri tory, J
and that il was very liksly that they |
would be brought to Phoenix for trial
on change OF venus. Tne iailors have
already begun 10 look up their old Ore
gon boots and oheins, and say that |
should those men be bought to this I
city tbey will be well cared for and no I
chancas taken we them
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4rizond Mining Nea0s.

The breaking OF shaft caused she
smeiter 10 close down elId8y Wednesday.
Jug Out bullion to It's full capacity. The
new iron hoist house almost eompIet-
ed and the engineers ara corresponding
ly happy. Inc iat9e new engine fos
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03

Try Electric B.teFs - " s~Fs'a.iy 9Vl
your troubles? 1 Hot. c"5 s. n4a5l- aow
and get relief. T,.;s u,-eifcfoe. - tes &
taund 10 be- pee..i .,c,, -uaia-G "a u
relief and cure Of al s'.,.u.i- 't.'t4..~tt.' ;
exerting i wondarfu dl,-c i. Il =: c 10
giving strength ~ Il ;ote e a Z utA;'-ys-
II you have Loss ot ts,p-tls7. tosss t,a-
ton, He8daches, F.tnt,OF Sp-lis. or ..s-
Nervous, Sleep!ese, Esc'sab = Meian~
choiy or troubled WIN d NJ s.p~iia,
E ectrc Buffers IS 10 lors'c3ar you
need. Health SD 5 go go. acv pass
anteed by ice uss F.fty ccn5s ala 81 90.
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"Not Exacix Risht.~

Thousands of people are in this con-
disioa. They are nos sick and yet hey
are by no means well. A single bottle
world OF good. l. would toue the
stomach, creste an appetite, purity and
enrich the blood eed give word arfuI
viRor and vitality. Now is the tilos to
take il.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03

Tombstone Prospector:
Is is reported that Asa Walker hal
made valuable discovery of gold anc
silver bes-ing rock few miles north
west OF Dragon summit, and that Tom
Steele and Tom HowaFth have both
made locations near Cochise Strong
hold, assays from which are very fat
tering and the lodges we'll dsfiusd. The
Dragon range is coming to the front
slowly but surely.
Judge Bsthune is suffering from sore
eyes and oubleseme boil directly
over his right eye. He was unable 10
sit 10 judgments on cases today and was
compelled to adjourn court as a couse
quence. A special session will be called
on the first Monday In July when the
calender will be cleared. Il is TO be
hoped the illness OF Judge Bsthune will
not prove serious and thes he will
shortly recover.
Prof. Willard, principal OF our pub
lilo SCHOOL was taken i'll yesterday and
today was compelled to dismiss his
classes until he can recover It is TO
be hoped that his illness will only be
temporary and that he will soon be at
his post again as usual.
A brilliant meteor wBa seen last
evening about O'clock by large num-
Der OF orr cltizsns. While 10 it's decent
and apparently near the earth, an 81
plosion occurred. aud the effect, besides
illuminating the entire country as light
as day for few seconds, was grand to
behold. all the colors OF the rain bow
being noticeable and was phenomena
rarely seen.
The fiesta closed st Prietaa leaving
an aftermath of tragedies. One man
who had lost ell his money committed |
suicide by shooting out his brains, tax |
ing crowded restaurant at meal time
for the eoene Of his demise Another |
out his shroas In an equally public |
place. Two others who bad won con-
money were wsylaid on their
way home, shot dead and robbed. One
Of these tragedies occurred near the
near the cyanide tanks be-
ow the mill. All the victims were
'psisanes."
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, Indigestion, biiIiousoase. All
druggists 25o
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03
EIV'S Cream Balm

ls acknowledged to be the most thorough cure for
Nasal Catarrh, Cold in Head and Hay Fever of al
remedies. It opens and ceanses the nasal passages,
allays pain and Inflammation, heals the sores, pro-
tects the membrane from colds, restores the sensee
Of taste and smell Price 50c at Druggists or by mail
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LOOKS LIKE THE SANTA FE.
Another Railroad syIn Probably Be

Another Railroad VIII Probably BE
Run Through the ella Valley.
We are informed by W. T. Richards
| who has just returned from Deming
| N. ID that party OF surveyors are at
| Deming to Globe. There is no CUES
tion but that the survey is to extend
over this route, as Mr.. Bayard, former
| superintendent OF the G.. Y. g. & n,
| whom Mr.. Richards took to Dsming, by
| way of Duncan. informed him that this
WAS she case. Mr.. Bayard is in charge
of the work.
The proposed route will come in as
direct route as possible to Duncan,
and from there almost direct TO Solo
knoxville, and on through the valley to
Globe.
The Santa Fs people have been con
sldering the project for SONS time of
running road from Phoenix to Globe,
and if shis is done road will nDdoubt
eddy be built over the route mentioned
above.
If this is done it will connect the two
great trunk lines controlled by that
company with each other, ard elso tep
APizona's great mineral agricultural
and timber regions. Ii will also give 30
Arizona direct communication, both |
east and west, over the S anita Fe System !
Don'f Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
Life Away.
If you want TO quit tobacco using
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magnetic, full OF new life and vigor,
taxa No -To-Bec, the wonder worker
shat makes weak men strong. May
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iruRges, who will guarantee cure.
Booklet and samples meiled free. Ad- ,
iseas Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or |
Jew York.
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Territorial Items.

Journdl-Miner.
Geo. O. Underhill and his son, R. s..
Underhill, of Ratland, Vermont, arrived
on last nights train, and will go out to
Mayer in q day or two to commence
work on the onyx quarries there. The
former will have the superintendency OF
che work, and stated TO the Journal
Miner reporter shat he expects 80 push
work on the property, developing 1t and
taking out onyx. The company has not
yet fully decided in regard to the men-
neR OF working the onyx, but will in all
probability erect a plant near the
quarry for saving and dressing it, and
will then ship only the finished prod not.
Norris Walker, Prosper Frejon and Sam
Yatty, expert marble quarters from the
Vermont quaFRies, accompany Mr..
UndeRhili, and other men will be en-
ployed here.
Editor Rogers OF the Courier was
circulating protest today against Col.
McOord's confirmation soliciting Dem
ocrstio signatures TO It.
Senator Freeze, she genial Phoeniclsn,
has gone down to the city again. The
fTigidity OF this climate sffscted this
gentleman somewhat, particularly his
feet, and he went below to get those
sppendsges warmed up. He will re-
turn.
Bishop Kendrick OF the Episcopal
church will deliver the memorial day
address at the court house tomorrow
evening at s'olock. Bishop Ksndrick
is himself q veteran OF the OWL war,
having served in the same regiment With
S O Reese OF Prescott He is a very
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Flagstaff Sun-Democrat:
U. S. Attorney E e Ellin wood is hav-
ing neat law office arranged in she
Babbitt block, which he will OCCUPY in
short time.
Elk Delegate N o Murphy, accom-
panied by ex-Dslegste D F Finn OF
Oklahoma, passed. through on No 2
Saturday enroute for Ohicsgo.
The herald., 1897-12-29
LOS ANGELES HERALD. WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER

Of Wales ig reputed to possess the finest
collection. She has been engaged in this
work over twenty-five years, and her
collection Is said to be worth many thou
sands of dollars. Mrs Stewards lace cost
about $250,0O The curtains which hung
at the windows Of her Fifth avenue
home cost $500 apiece. The collection has
since doubled in value. She could tell
really valuable lace at sight without
even touching 1t. Her collection was
given to her niece.
One of the treasures of the Stewart
collection Is an exact copy Of a bed
spread of Alencon point lace, with pill
low shams made by special command Of
Napoleon l., on the occasion of his mar
riage with the Princess Marie Louise.
For this copy Mrs. Stewart paid $45,-
900. 1t is in perfect condition today. It
has a zephyrlike, fine hexagonal ground
studded with medallions and lilies. An
other treasure is lappet Of fine Brus-
sells point d'Angletere, In Louis XIV.
style. The flowers and leaves are
worked in all their natural colors upon a
quartre-foil diapered ground. 1t was
made with the intention of recalling the
Mayfiower and pedrix ground of Sevres
and Dresden porcelains. 1t weighs over
eight pounds and the only other speci-
men of the kind is in the Kensington
museum, London. The piece in the mu-
scum, however, is not SO fine. Mrs.
Stewart was for several years in nego-
tiation for her rare treasure. 1t was in
the possession Of an impecunious count,
who finally parted with 1t for 10000
mere song compared with its present
value.-Kansas City World.
The herald., 1897-12-29

gelical churches Of New York city. The
Rev. 8. Parkes Cadman is the pastor,
and he. at 80 years of age, is at the head
of this church with it's weekly attend
ance of 1000 souls. The vested choir or
ganized by Mr.. Cadman from the young
people and boys and girls of the temple
Sunday school has 120 members. They
wear black gown of the Genevan pat
tern, with white collars and black era
watts. This robe produces uniformity
and avoids the glaring contrast Of Diff
ferent dress colors.
The choir renders full choral service
every Lords day morning; also on fes-
tival and national occasions. 1t supplies
a contingent to sing at the vesper serv-
ice at p. m. on Sunday, and also cho-