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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07

resources of thst section has msDy to share with him likewise the same be- lief, there seems but little doubt left that # given s1 opportunity the old Santa Maria will yet rival if not over rsaoh in expectations what has bsens claimed for it. Among tha sseyers of that section in fidelity and in practicable work to see khe sun hreGk shrough the mist at lass, D. c. ThoTna has the halo of good fortune to grasp at He has bsen Ike patriarch so ttat section and with others desarvss to sucosed hsndsoms sly .-Journdl- Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
UNIONTsNa oBJEOTs.
whI Not Uphold the Chicago An
 archistS.

CHICAGO, Ocf 4,-Tbe Anarchists who are errsnRlng for demonstration Tn memory of the men executed for the Raymarket massacre dropped bomb into the council of the Federation ct Labor by asking fos sn official endorse ment and co-onerstion Of the union of labor The inyiession caused Lalf hours violent debate, but the council pus iteelf on Tecofd. by A vote CT ehcut 1 to l. IS opoossd 10 ffaternity hetSsen unionisnl and anarchy
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
S2OOO@oo %

Any baking powder will Tighten your cake, if that's al you want. Some are stronger than others, some more whole some.
 ScAilllmg's Best is both and more too. A Schilling & Company
 San Francisco 2Co1
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
 Life Away.

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well, strong, msenetic, full Of new fife aud vigor, take -To-Bac, the wonder worker gain ten mound in ter dsye. Over 100000 cured Buy No-To-Bac from your oun druggist. who will guarantee curs. Booklet and samples mailed free. Ad- drsss Sterling Remedy O., Chicsgo or New York.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
From Toesdey's Daily.

F 0
 It is time now for local sases to get their wits to working in order to make Tempe keep up with the procession this winter. The band wagon is headed for the southwest and It is sure to roll through this valley. Phoenix claims 8 million of dollars of outside inves5- ments last year. There will be more than that this year. There is nothing to keep Tempe from similar prosperity if southsiders will get together and work in unison. The town council seems inclined to do the right thing as soon es they can unrsvel the tangled threads and get the corporation loom in working order. The Board of Trade should break it's shell again and see how much life there is left in the body. It is good thiEg to have in existence even though it seems to be in 8 coma tose condition. The new hotel ie not in sight yet though it is bound to come sometime. Lst every one that lives ip Tempe begin to talk Tempe.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07


 must leave that country by the 20sh of July. The s8me notice was served ou all German born citizsDs of the United States visiting in Germany. Both MT. Stuhr and hts sister-in-lsw are eled to bs back ID Phosnix and ere receiving She congratulations Of their numerous friends here on the success of their trip
 From TGesday's Daily.
 Csscarets s5imuiass liver, kidneys ano boReia. Never eickens, ,weaksn or grips Ioo.
 Probate Judge Grouse ehie morning issued spacisi letters Of administration on tho estate ot the late D Spregue to Attorney A P Snowman, of Mesa City.
 Probate Judge Grouse this afternoon issued g marriage license to William H. Roberts and Francisca AguieF of this oisy. The couple will bs welded to- morrow morning at the Catholic church.
 Work on the Arizona oeual is going ahead as fast as men and teams can push it. Every available man and horse in the valley that can be secured has been pressed into servioe.
 Articles os incorporation of the Acme Smelling and Refining Company were filed with the County Recorder today. The incorporators are T T Powers, G Spsngler, c Oxburn sad N Wilson and the capital stock is placed al S2,000,- 900.
 MT 0 Brown, manager Of the Sagi nav Lum Der Oom psuy, Of Williams, ar rived this moraing from the North and wilI spend aeveral days iD the city. MT Brown reports his oompsny making ex- tensive additions to their large pians at Williams and the prospect for great amount Of business is very good.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Dun can Mining and Milling Company were filed with the Tereitorisl Secretary to day. The incorporasors are R. J, Dan she capisgl stock $1O0,0OO. The prin- cipal place os business of She new cor poration will be at Yums.
 The Sunset Limited train wlIl be re uewed on the Southern Pacific route OF the 18th of the present month This will be the fastest train which has ever passed bssween Chicago sDd San Fran CISCO and will bake passengers from Chicago to Los Angeles ia just thFet days. IL will run via SS. Louis, tor Worth and Eli Paso aud will be besuti fully appointed throughout. If pos sible arrangements will be msde by the M. & P. road so connsc5 with this fast train at MeEioops and give the people of Phoenix the closest connections both east end west with the largest cities that it has ever had.
 Mining expsFta in Ussh say that when Uintah Indian reservation is opened the country will see another gold excitement rivaliDg the Kiondyke fever of today. One of them says: II have been upon the reservation twics, and I believe it is the Fickest gold region in the Rocky Mountains. The Endens s,s very jsgious of thst portion of she reservation whera gold is found and it IS 8 dangerous undertaking for & white man to attempt 60 psUsersts the mountains. Although I was protected on my visits by a written permission from bhs military goveFomeus agen' and the militery authorities, was led away as soon as she Indians discovered the objsct of my mission. No white man of recent years has visited the gold district The Uses keep constan! wstch, and the bones of more than one prospector are bleaching in the canyons of the Uintah reservation .-VIlianl NeaCS
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
Tempe Department.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturday s Daily.
 Miss Manuelle Miller has gone to Show Low, Apache Co, where she will teach the ooming winter. Four members of the Normal faculty
 will read papers at the Joint Teachers Institute at Flagstaff, opening October 18th inst.
 Miss Mary Hugtes of Ft. Scott, Ks., and Miss Lille Hicks, Oe Whestlend, Ariz registered ss students st the NoE-
 nal this week.
 In she matter of The Territory vs. O. c. Smith and A. McOamley, for allowing
 minors to frequent their saloons, the case against MF. Smith was dismissed and MT. McOamley WAS acquitted. These are dog days in Tempe and 1 Marshal Compton Is going around with license tag in one hand and gun in the other, and the owner of the purp generally takes lead. Miss Maud Rebecc8 Clsrke, of Mesa, a member of the senior class st the Normal, was married at the home of her mother, Thursday afternoon to Rsv. Norman H. Bartlett, pastor of the M . B. church at Mese, Rev. O. J. Chase, pastor Of the NJ. B. church at Phoenix, offioisting. Her schoolmstes remeu-
 bered her with several nice presents Rev. and Mrs. BaFtlets will make their home at the Ford in Phoenix till after Conference, which oonvenes next week.
 From Mondays Daily.
 The Tempe Mesa Produce Go. receiv- ed car of potatoes this morning.
 The river is fordsble now at the Tempe crossing and quite @ mum Der Of wagons.
 Mrs. Dr. Heinmau and Mrs. MoCebe and children returned home on Friday last from their summers outing in California
 At meeting of Directors of the Western Branch of the Tempe Canal on Saturday Mir. Frank Jones was elected to succeed Al Miller. MeesFs. Priest and Peterson hold over for an- other year.
 Farley Shrine, ot Mesa, was severely ipinred this morning north Of she river on the road to Phoenix, by being thrown from 8 cart. Hs was driving 8 rather frsctious animal, which, after dieposing of the driver, managed to get into the wire fence and cut itself up somewhat. Mir. Shrine. though badly bruised, was able to be taken home in buggy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07

YaUdpai County Reporter:
 The Jerome Copper company have 8 force of men at work building 8 wagon road in Deception gulch, which will run to the Winningham mine. When this is finished the large and costly machin- cry will be transported to the mine and active operations commenced on this valuable property.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07

Bisbee Tyre:
 James McNeughton who has been so ably assisting at the Compsny's store for some mon ths, left this morning for his home in Tempe.
 Yesterday was pay day ct the Copper King and s2,OO0 in cash was disbursed among the miners. The property of She company is fast coming to the front the ore taken from the double compars- lment shaft, which is now down 275 feet,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
Territorial Items.

Tombstone Prospector:
 A railroad from Coohise to Pesroe is 8 possibility. The route is seventeen miles and level ss floor.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
Tucson Citizen:

Jack" Hsllowell, formerly of San Xavier hotel, Is cutting 6 wide swsth Rmcng the spoRtsmen of the east. At Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the other day, he captured the seasons record by hfs king l54 blue rocks without miss. h live bird contest he killed eighty eight out of nineny-four shot at. In his average shooting he made ninety three per cent out of 8 possible 100. As 8 mem Der of the Tucson Gun club he is expected here to take part in the Territorial shoot to be held in February next.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
Sun Democrat:

Sun Democrat:
 The wealth of Ooconino county for the year 1897, as shown by the essess- ment roll, Is as follows Real es- tate s631, 1928. 78; personal property $l,513 .s55. 20. Total. .s2, ,145, IFS 9S The amount of taxes assessed against the above property is S69, ,253.04.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
DEspERADo CAPTURED.
,hn Tally |" ,De Hands of the

JOhn Iaiiy m ADe HsnHs or The
 Officers.
 SILVER CrrY, N. Ii Oos. John Tslly, 5he desossedo, implicated in the killing cf E1@eFd Moss, and other crimes. was captured es tbs White Horsa rencb, forty m Is fsom hsge last evening. Several sbole wsCs exchanged criminal.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07

has been improving fog the past two weeks and today they are evidently right on the ore body, having struck stratss of black sulphides of copper last night.
 Frank Graf apd Df. Green left this morning for Phoenix, where they will visit friends for few days when they will go on to California. Rumor has it that one of these gentlemen is going on special errand and the othsr will act as best man.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
Jerome Mining Neacs.

Mr.Dillon of the Jerome Copper com- pany informs us that work has not yet begun on the road leading to their prop eFty but that he is daily expecting 8 telegram authorizing him to commence operations. When the work is begun it will mean much to Jerome and the sur- rounding country.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07

Prescott Courier:
 Jake Miller, who was 8 butcher in bhe employ of old man Rogers, in 1879. when the writer arrived here, is now Q prosperous osttleman of the Salt river valley. He arrived in Prescott yester- day on brief business trip.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
Tombstone Proanector.

It is nos believed the District Court will be held this term in Cochiea County until some time in Dscem Der. Judge Davis expects to go east immediately after adjournment of the United States Court at Tucson and bring his family to Arizona, and the postponement of court until his return is likely.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07

1 lEOh CT bt4e pE-kfSl hy Ss5e fn'Aiss ezS
 cidenteliy, oe hia recent purchase at Pines Altos, Nsw Mexico, Mir. Gillette said he believed it 50 be the biggest property he had evsr bssn connected
 with, and he has been connected with
 some pretty large ones.-J0isrnGl Miner.
 Fro Mondays Dsily-
 Probate Judge Grouse this morning
 issued 8 marriage license to Edgar o.
 Cowles and Ross 4 Liet.
 Probate Judge Grouse today issued
 letters of administration to Mrs. B. F. Zoeckler on the estste of her deceased
 husband.
 Probate Judge Grouse was this morn ing calEsd to the Commercial hotel, where he uu ted Gs maa and wife Wm. Icwin and Arnie C. Anderson, of Mesa Oity.
 Governor McOoFd today named Mayor Adams, of this city, ae Lieutenant Colonel aud Aide de Camp, and Ben Sinister, of S5. Sohns, as Captain and Aide de Camp.
 Mrs. J. Burnes, wife of the popular uperientendent of ehe Jerome railroad was among the incoming passengers from The nor5h last night to spend 9 few days in the Territory.
 Dr. Tueals thls morning reports the first baby boy born st ScotEsdsle, and the consequent rejoicing of the entire
 .e +l,,1 ti+tla buz1 rFha hoy is the son of tha Rev. MT. Barnes and the concratulation of the settlement is extended to the happy father and mother.
 Mr. Geo. Betblsr, manager Of the pripDgl almond orchard ab Mesa City i came iu this morning with bis wife to attend the circus. Mr. BebtleF is 6 i fruib man and the orchard l which he is in charge of IS one or the l largest and best cared for in the Terri l tory.
 The people of Tucson are making l great preparations bo care for the large 1 crowd who vii. visit that ei5y, Eext | Sunday, frooa this city. A large sum of money hes beea contributed by the 1 neopls of that oi5y end piaced in the nanda Of the Chamber at Commerce, who will expsadis for the entertainment 1f the people of Phoenix Ball games ,nd other atnnsens sn ts will fa provided and A general good time is guaranteed all who take advantage of that exouf- sion.
 Sunday morning Rsv. c. J. Chase preached his last sermon to the mem bsrs of ths First Methodist Episoopa Church Of this clsy. A large oongfe- yasion greeted tne phetor, and he faith fully ooinssd ous tbe line of duty for seoh enc. Mr. Ohsse reported that turing his ministry Of two yeare one Dnnarsd aad thiray-nine had united with the chureh. leaving 9 membership Ii ths orsssns bjma o1 TWO hundred and ssv-fouF iu fuH connections. Three vere received into the church yesterday. 2arsets are heprd on every hand at the oe Ray. Chass from the .hnreA and city, @i5h many kindly wish thes la may ccomplish much ,ood in tbe large and fiourishipg church - . o..,as in Galiforria
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30
No Prosperity Wave

A Kenney special of Sept
81, says: A stiff norther is
blowing here this morning and
not a cloud is to be seen. If such
weather continues ten days the
entire cotton crop here viii have
been gathered. In many places
not a leaf is left on the cotton
stalks and the hope Of a top crop
here has entirely vanished. The
cotton crop here at a very con-
sentative estimate viii be 20 per
cent less than last year, and
many good farmers say it will be
% or more. There will be about
enough corn made here for home
consumption, but very little il
any for sale. The low price of
cotton here has put quietus on
all kinds of business and the
great wave of prosperity has not
yet reached Kenney.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

PRESIDENT DIAZ, in his message
to the Mexican congress, now in
session, spoke of the financial
situation as follows: "Unfor-
tunately the present fiscal year
does not begin under as good
auspicies as the previous one,
for the excessive weakness and
fluctuation Of silver, often sud-
den and violent in character,
have SO influenced the economic
situations of the country that it
is demanding the serious atten-
ton of the government and has
caused the adoption of measures
of prudence, all expenses not
absolutely necessary being post
poned or reduced. The magni-
tude and sudden character of the
present perturbation in silver
certainly do not correspond to
the known causes which have
produced it, and therefore there
are well founded motives for ex-
pecting that the factors, more or
less artificial, which may have
had an influence in the decline
of silver, will be of short dura-
ton and may even soon bring
about favorable reaction.
There is not therefore for the
present any serious motive of
alarm. The nation will be able
to pass happily through this diff
ficult period, confronting it with
the same serenity which it dis
played several years ago when
the identical causes produced
ALARM
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

M. LIcHrENsTEIN of Corpus
Christi, proprietor of the M.
Lichtenstein mercantile estab-
lishment of this city, was here
Tuesday looking after his bust
ness interests. Mr.. Lichtenstein
is one of the most extensive dry
goods dealers in Southwest
Texas. He is one of the Jews
who "faced the music" during
the civil war, which deluged this
continent with blood from 81 to
'65. He is an ex-Confederate
soldier with a record that none
who followed the "stars and bars"
would be ashamed of.-Beeville
Picayune.
Correct, you are, brother. Mr..
Lichtenstein was a gallant mem
Der of the 4th Texas Cavalry,
Green's Brigade, and is univer-
sal favorite among his old COM
rades at the annual reunions.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30
SPECIALIZED TRAINING.

According to the st. Louis Re-
public President Clayton of the
Farmers National Congress gave
voice to a complaint that is grow
ing and that is fast educating
American agriculturisis to a
sense of their duties as citizens
of a free country when he said
GA review of the present Con-
gress, and the occupation of its
members will reveal the fact that
the farming element is in no way
responsible for disastrous legis-
lation, real or apparent.
GA biographical sketch of the
Congress discloses the fact that
out of a membership of 444 in the
Senate and House of Representa-
tives, the farming element, rep
resenting over thirty millions of
people, has only thirty five mem
bers in the House and but one it
the Senate"
Mr.. Clayton also observes that
those engaged in agricultural
pursuits are a majority of all the
people, yet we can not, if we
would close our eyes to the fact
that this majority is practically
without voice in shaping public
, The very fact that "those en-
gagged in agricultural pursuits
are a majority of the people" is
an Indictment against the farm
ers of the country for disastrous
legislation"
Neither is the fact that few of
heir own number have been sent
@ Washington to help frame the
avs an excuse for the injustice
hat has crept into laws that bear
With particular hardship on agri-
nor is the absence of
armers from the membership of ;
congress an anomaly in legisla-
i've history. The farmers of the !
United States have had it in their
over from the foundations of
he government to dominate its s
and control its admin g
and that they have not
one so is their own fault.
There is a higher order of in
diligence among American far
lers than among any in the
hole worlds previous history, \
nd yet this intelligence must be !
oecialized. I
However, American farmers b
ave learned a great deal during a
lie past few years about the
taking and enforcement of laws,
5 we'll as the general relations S
the functions of the govern I
lent to the whole people, and it p
safe to depend upon their ex-
more thoughtful intelli- i"
ence in the selection of their Il
representatives. in future. A s
revolution in the legis- o
.tion and administration of the q
ountry will be a natural conse-
uence.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30
DIARRHOEAND CHOLERA MORBUs
yield quick to the action of
Seyera's Cholera and DIarrhOea Cure
will save your children. Price % and soc

ALMOST every town in the
State of any, size is annoyed by
the special franchise pleader-
some for one thing and some for
another, and in some instances
valuable concessions are OBJ
tanned for a mere song. This is
all wrong. Cities and towns can
save money by being more part-
cular in granting concession of
any kind.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

Hon. WALLER S. BAKER, of
Waco, wishes it distinctly UNDER
stood that he is not, and will not
be a candidate for governor next
year.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

| Wharton was visited by
5000 conflagration last Tuesday
night.
Efforts are being made to or
ganize a fire company at Hemp
stead.
The Texas railway commits
sion disclaims further jurisdiction
over COMPRISING of interstate
cotton.
"A telegraph station has been
opened at the camp of detention
on the Sabine river.
The demand for lumber, both
at home and abroad, continues
to steadily increase.
Col. S. P. Burns is mention
ed in the Brownwood papers as
an aspirant for Senator Presler's
seat in the state senate.
United States government
fish commissioners have decided
to Stock Lake Mcdonald, created
by the dam in the Colorado river
at Austin, with game fish.
Hill county has a Medical
and Surgical Association.
The Federal Court is in ses-
sion at Fort Worth.
Near Nacogdoches, a few
days ago, a negro man killed his
wife and burned the body and
the house.
Miss Annie Dolson, aged II,
was killed in San Antonio on the
18th, by being thrown from her
her horse taking fright
Ind running away.
"A malignant type of diptheria
las broken out in Kaufman
children.
-Whitecaps have made their
at Bartlett. II
The Johnson county jail is to
'e lighted by electricity.
Perry Heath, farmer re- !
iding near Denison has raised !
nd marketed $500 worth of mel
ms off four acres of ground this !
eason.
x-sheriff Cunningham, of 7
-bilene, charged with killing Nc +
[ahon, circus man in Wichita, a
-ansas, several months ago, has t
cen liberated and the charge f
gainst him dismissed. t
Near the town of Swami, in t.
NTH county last week, Emma a
thompson met Ben Grant in the
Dad and stabbed him to the heart
it'll pocket knife, killing him I
Some love affair is L /
to have been the cause 7
the killing. The woman was n
rrested and placed in jail. is
The Waco grand jury has I
,turned four indictments against v
/. L. Russell, who is 70 years Il
d, and was for forty years G,
,hool teacher. The indictments
larged the defendant with "
assault. The girls W
AIMED, four in number, are F
ated to be under Is years of
ge, as follows: Ola Ramsay, L
on the 1stinstant; Nora b
enry and Nellie Book, assault G
l on the list of July last; Ida 81
.cDonald, assaulted July 18th Fl
st. Defendant Russell taught
'hool for many years in and {
ear Waco. He was arrested and
lied.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

The recent rise in silver has
contributed a cheerful feeling in
business circles in the City of
Mexico.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30
For over Fiftv Wears.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions of moth
ers for their children while teething, with per-
feet success. 1t soothes the child. softens
the gums, allays all pain; cures wind collie.
ard is the best remedy for diarrhoea." It
will relieve the poor little sufferer immedi-
ately. Sold by druggists in every psrt of the
world. Be sure anG ask for "Mrs- Minslow's
Soothing Syrup end take no othsr kindII
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

ANARCHISTS are thoroughly
stirred up in the old World, and
crowned heads are resting I'M
easy in consequence.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

THE Hawaiian congress has
ratified the treaty of annexation,
the vote being taken on the 10th
inst.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

THE New England mills admit
that the South has the advantage
of them in the manufacture of
the cheaper and coarser grades
of cloth.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

JAPAN is said to be landing
soldiers in Honolulu disguised as
laborers.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

BELGIUM will not permit exiled
anarchists to take refuge in that
country.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

TEXAS has the best iron ore in
the World, but her coal deposits
have not as yet proven equal to
the emergency.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-09-30

Two hundred Mexican war
veterans attended a meeting at
Nashville, Tenn, last week.