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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
Report of the Conditions in ArizonI
 For the Week Past.

Report of the Conditions in Arizona
 For the Week Past.
 The mean temperature for the week has been slightly lower than normal at nearly all places in the Territory re porting thermometer readings. This seems to be due in most cases to she unusually low minimum or night tenn persture. In Salt EIver end the lower Gila valley, however, the daily maxi mum have also fallen short of the aver age, and in all sections Doth the mean and extremes throughoub the entire month of June to date have been de- cidedly lower than during the same period of 1896. At Phoenix, the re- cords show daily deficiency of trsc- tion over five degrees as compared with the record from June 1st to 29, 1896.
 No precipitation occurred anywhere in the Territory during the week and water In the rivers and canals is falling rapidly. The Salt river valley iFFigst ing canal companies and the canals in most other agricultural districts are still furnishing water Tn sufficient quantities to supply the actual needs of growing crops, bus are rotating" and practicing strict economy.
 Wheat, barley and citrus fruits are mostly harvested or advanced beyond the state to be injuriously effected by drought.
 Beans, cane, corn, potatoes, the de- ci6uous fruits and the second and shird crops of alfalfa in the several To- cations where cultivated. continue ip good condition and are making rapid growth.
 Range stock is now living on almost exclusively dry feed and on most ranges have to make long trips for their drinking water.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
From Fridays Daily.

From fr1oAy s Daily.
 Miss Maggie Ridenour returned from Globe yesterday.
 Jno. Mclean Is rapidly improving and will be out in few days.
 The social was we'll attended last night and wss decided success.
 There is feeling of goneness in Tempe since last njght't excursion.
 Miss Martha Gage and Miss Louie Gage will leave for Prescott tonight to spend the Fourth.
 The Mexican who vas accidently shot and from whose stomach DF Hart extracted a bullet eighteen davs ago has been up for several days and this morning wac able to come down town and play 8 nickel against BorFowdsle's 'sure thing" soda water game.
 AlejsndFo Moraga vs. Ramona Arez wss the title of case brought in Jus tics Meyers court yesterday and ss the testimony of both parties wBs conclu- sive regarding the effect of cupid s fatal dart, which same had been witnessed by the official signature and seal of Probate Judge Grouse there was nothing for the Justice to do but speak the words which made them happy. He did SC with all the dignity and solemnity of a Bishop.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
COPPER OUTPUT.
Ffifty-eigh and six-tenths Per Cent of the Product of the United States Elk
 

ported.
 So far this year the United States has exported over half it's copper produc- sion, the exsct figures being 58 6 per cent. The output has continued large, having reached during the five months ending with May a total of 88, ,998 long tons, according to the statement of MT. John Stanton, statisticisn for the pro ducing companies. This was an in output of last year; but the gain was 8 little more than absorbed by the in- crease in exports, Ubich were this year g, 193 long tons, OF 672 tons more than In 1896. Our own consumption of cop per has therefore shown no increase, but has remained about stationary.
 Notwithstanding the large quantities sent from this country and the fact that she production from European mines increased about 1.4OO tons In the first five months of the year, the stocke of copper in sight have diminished. The European consumption evidently con- sinues very large, as the supplies are all absorbed withous difficulty. That the demand is strong is shown by the fact that the price of the metal has been we'll maintained and there is even St the present time, sn upward tendency. This is based entirely upon the demand, for there has been this year very little speculation in the metal. An enlarged demand from our own industries could be met only by 8 further increase in pFoduction.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
S1O REWARD.

Strayed from Congress, AT, May 8, two bay mares describ- ed as follows: One dark bay, 7 years old, 15 hands high shod all round, unbranded. One light bay mare 4 years old, IA hands high, knot on left hind foot, shod all round, branded T. Address F. J. CARLSON,
 M. B. MCGRAw.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
UP THE VALLEY.
Prosperous and Progressive Com- munity-What the People About
 Scottsdale Are Doing.
ScorTsDALE, June 27, 1897.

SCoTTeDALE, June 27, 1897. ED. HERALD:
 Scottsdale is in the lead again. Au Anti Saloon League" is to be organ ized here, the first in ehe Territory, so far as we know. This is sn outgroWth of the discussion of the temperance question at the Sunday evening prayer meeting. Rev. c. J. Banks wss ep- pointed to correspond with the origina- tors of the "ADti-Ssloon Leegue" in Onio and ascertain the necessary steps for starting this work in our Territory It is the determination of the first set- tiers of Scottsdale never to let alcohol get fooshold in this part of the valley. We are on the ground first and we do not propose to be caught mapping What community will be second to start an "Anti-Ssloon Lesgue?"
 Children's Day will be appropriately celebrated by our Sunday school CD July Il. A program is arranged and preparations are going forward rspldly.
 The Misses Roberts have returned to Phoenix after spending several months in our neighboFhood. We hope to see shem back again soon.
 MF. W. H. Gill, the faithful Sunday school missionary and his Mexican helper are of ou a long trip into the mountains in the interest of the Sunday school work of the Territory. He is doing a much needed work and doing it under great difficulties. He is expected to be present with us on Children's Day and give an address CD the work of the American Sunday School Union, in whose service he has bsen over twenty years.
 Rsv. Elliott of Kansas City, new ar- rival in the Territory, will preach at 4 o'clock next s lnday afternoon, immedi- ately following Sunday school, under the trees of Chaplain Scouts yard. It will not be long before we shall have gulsr preaching service.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
Territorial Items.
Tucson Citize,a:

Tucson Citizen:
 The following are the riders who will participate in the bicycle races at Union park track on July 4th and 5sh: OG Matteson. R L. Matteson, H Long, M Long. Ross Grouse, B J HaTtwell, Oscar Jones, Walter Kibbey, J Harry Brown. Look out for the best time and plenty of close finishes between the boys of Phoenix and Tucson.
 Prof. Devol has returned from Pecoe valley, New Mexico, where be went several days ago for the purpose of studying the sugar beet industry He went through to Roswell sud E 1dy and examined the growing beet crops Rt both of tEose towns and also visited points in the valley between those places. They are still planting and will continue to plant until about the 18th of July, but growers say that the beets planted early are the best. They have in the valley this year 5000 acres devoted to beet cultivation, to 2000 last year, ard expect yield of 18,OO0 pound. The yield last year was about 5000 pounds. The prof jected sugar factory at Roswell will not be built until next year, owing to the factory at Eddy contracting for the entire crop. They are paying $4 per ton on oars for beets and those going over 12 per csnt. sugar bring still higher prices. Several growers received $5 525 per ton last year Toe professor says that he found the beets here were much in advance of those which he visited. His visit WAS shortened somewhat owing to the wreck which occurred on the Texas Pacific railway last week, he being 8 passenger on one of She trains, bus fortunately es- csped injury.
 Tombstone Prospector:
 MT. John Hull of Ss David, on the S,n Pedro river was srrsigned last Saturday before U s Commissioners Ohas Granville Johnson, charged with polygsmy. Three witnesses for the government swore positively to the fact of polygamous practice while the de- fense not only did not deny the charge but had no witnesses for his vindios- tion. Under these circumstances the Court Commissioner said he had no al- ternstive but to hold the defendent to answer before the next grand jury which meets in September. The de- fendans gave bonds in the sun of $500 with Martin Costello ard c L Cum- mings qusliiing as surtiese.
 The board of school trustees have made the following appointments for She following scholastic year: Principal, R F Willard; Intermediate, Miss Rose Hattich; Primary, Miss Ida Psdfeld. These are the same teachers who have just finished serving for the past year
 The cheerful sound of the whistle at the Toushnub mine recalls to memory the days when Tombstone was the greatest mining camp in Arizona, and one of the greatest in America. With the rehabilitation of silver her former glory will return.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
In MemOrium.
"He Riveth His beloved sleep

"He giveth His beloved sleep"
 Souereigns of Phoenir Camp No. 5 1 Woodnaers of the World: Again our colors are draped In mourn lng; once again we have been called upon to give the lest Camp Honors to the dead.
 And, as OUT hearts sched in sympathy
 with the widow bending above her loved
 and lost, we realizedwhst. great thongt simple thing it is to do @ mans duty by shose whom Providence has placed IL our charge.
 Never egain can we have the cheerful, earnest, helpful presence of SovereIgn R. J. Dorlsnd in our midst.
 He was true to his family, loyal to society and faithful to ue.
 And through this performance of his duty the Shield of our Order is now ex- tended above his family protecting the widow and fatherless from want.
 His memory will be to us rock of faith as solid ss the stone which we shall soon place above his grave.
 And, though he Is now silent, the record of his honest life speaks to the word of the virtue of forethought and providence for the helpless; therefore, be it
 Resolved, That these rssolu tions be spread upon the minutes of the Camp and be published in the papers and s l copy thereof be sent to the family of | deceased.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
A HousehoId Necessity.

Ossoarets Candy Cethartic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, sct gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, hsbi- tual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try box of c. 0. o. to- day; 10, 9, 50 cents. Sold and gursn teed to cure by all druggists.
 Tucson Star:
 From Cattle Inspector Frank L. Prcetos we learn that there has been 8 total Of 31,977 head oP catble shipped from Tucson since January 1st, more shan double the Dumber ever before shipped in one season from this point.
 MT. I. B. Crum, realizing the sdvsn- tsges obtained ID this city from home tailor, last night organized mob of at least 200 and went to the residence of G. K. Smith with sn orchestra, and for an hour the denizsns of his neighbor- hood enjoyed selections from She latest operas. MP. Smith responded to the demands of the elated mob to a late hour, at which time all dispersed, wish ing MT and Mrs Smith long life, pros perity and happiness.
 The proceedinRs of garrison court martial convened at Tucson June 14tb for the trisl of three mem bers of Com pany F., First Infantry, N. G. A., have bsen published. These men were tried for absence from drills without per mission. The court found them guilty as charged, and in the case of two the sentence was to pay fine of five dol lars each or be cor fined in the county jail for three days. The other delin quert was fined one dollar. This will have 6 tendency to secure fuller stten- dance at drills in the future.
 Joseph Goldtree proposes tc present to the Jewish residents of Tucson 8 building for a synagogue, and has made proposals for the Mensger build ing, corner of Meyer and Mesilis streets in furthersnoe of that purpose.
 Marshal Meade yesterday received dispatch from Tombstone which said, "Bill Greene killed Jim Burnett here l bUuby. 4uofo WSE6 10 LQEbQeE p6F6ic- ! ulsrs, but is is believed at the marehals | office that another death led to the | tragedy of today. About 8 week OF so ago 8 dam on the San Pedro, owned by ME. Greene, was blown ons. It so hap pened that little daughter of MT. Greene wBs playing in the river below, wish B companion from Biebee, and iD the rush of water which followed the blowing up of the dam, both children were drowned. Greene cffered reward of one thousand dollsrs for information that would lead to the discovery of the party who hsd blown up his dam, and thus brought death Ia his family This is believed 10 be the cause of todsy'e killing. Burnett bore bad repu tstion and is said to have killed several men. MT. Greene owns fine home on the San Pedro and is highly respected by all who know him. B1b men are well known here.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
On TriaI for Murder.

The trial of Mamie Bohn, charged
 with murder, for the killing of John
 Ooncsnnon, st Congress, on May sth
 has been in progress today in the Dis
 trict court. The defendant had trou- | ole with another woman named Nina Loss, and it Is claimed that the shot in tended for her hit Conoannon, killing him.
 The defendant Is prepossessiDg young woman, dressed neatly and tidiIy, and appears in court with her little child about three or four years old, to whom, it Is said, she is devotedly gs tsched. The little tot Is an exception ally bright and good ohild.
 The following Is the jury impsneled to try the case: Isaac Helm, D. J. Warren, P. Nj. Lacy, J. R. Williams, Fritz lessen. A. s. Turner, K. B. Wat SOD, John Warren, W. NJ. Gilohrist. Chss. Bennitt, l.. D. Bennits, J. R. Alexander.
 The testimony was closed this after noon, and the case was up for srgu- ment. The trial of this case, and par ticulerly the argument by attorneye this afternoon, attracted quite 8 large attendance of visitors. .-Journal-M Miner,
 'I have never had days sickness in my life," said middle aged man the other day.
 "What 8 comfort It would be-" sighe some pooR invalid, "to be in his place for year OF two" Yet half of the in valids we see might bs just as healthy as he, if they would only take proper care of themselves, eat proper food snd digest iA.
 It's so strange that such simple bhings gre overlooked by those who want health.
 Food makes health.
 It makes strength and strength wards of sickness. The man who had never been sick was strong because he always digested his food, and you could l become the same by helping your sto mach to work ss well as his. Shaker | Digestive Cordial will help your sto- mach and will make you strong and l healthy by making the food you eat | make you fat.
 Druggists sell it. Trial bottles 10 | 1ents
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
Esea sons Why Chamberiain's Collie Cholera and Dtarrhoea Rem
 edy is the Best.

l. Bscauss it affords almost instant relief in case of pain in the stomach collie and cholera morbos.
 2. Because it is the only remedy that never fails in the most severe cases of d7sentery spd disrrhoes.
 3. Because it is the only remedy that will cure chronic disrrhoes.
 1. Bscauee is is the only remedy that will prevent bilious collie.
 5. Because it is the only remedy that will cure epidemical dysentery.
 6. Beoauss is is the only remedy that can always be depended upon in cases of cholera infsDtum.
 2. Bscsuse it is the most prompt aud most reliable medicine in use for bowel complaints.
 8. Because it produces no osd re- suits.
 g. B cause it is pleasant end safe to take.
 10. Bsoause l. hes asvsd the lives of more people than any othsr medicine in the world.
 The 25 and 5os s'zes for sale by ali [ Druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
From Thursdays Daily

Remember the social tonight st Kingebury's hall.
 All hands who have the price are fgnring around for sn excursion ticket.
 Every ybody is looking for little piece of money today to spend on the gs-lor- ious Fourth.
 Robs. Finch has returned from Bloom vile and will make another trip as soon es load Is secured.
 Everyone should remember that they have an appointment at the school house on Saturday. The American Eagle will plume hImself there early iD the morning and equawk for freedom till the sun goes down. The SID all boy bss already sbsked out g few punches of 6recrsckers and the fountains of ura- tory are already filled with eIoquence and about to burst the spgot. Copper HiveSed patriotism warranted to with stand half dozen Spanish embroglioe OF Hawsiisn omplications, will be op tap free for all. Every body is not only invited but expected to come ard have good time. It Is an AmeFican'e duty to have good time on the Fourth of July even if is hurts some.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
Hon. F. T. Aspinwall- arrived this

Hon. F. T. Aspiuwsll- arrived this morning from the north and will spend several days in the city ou private busi- ness Mir. Aspiownli has just returned from a visit to the White Hills in Mo- have county where he surveyed route for railroad from KnRman to ths various miuiug camps in that districS. Mf. Aspinwan expresses himself ss confidenB that within year that Fail- road will bs Gu assured fact.
 The great international question of the hour, and American questions Of 8 political or economic character are dis cueeed u the editorial department of the Anlerican Monthly ReUieaC 0f Re vielcS for July The proi scb of Hsw- aiian snusxation claims precedence in the review of current topics, entitled The Progress of the World" The editor com ments on the present status ot the Cuban question, on the situation in Spanish politics, and on our trade relations with the South American re- publics. This department deals, TOO, with the problems resulting from the Turco Grecieu war and other grave ctm plications in she Orient. In do m msasio matters, she proposed currency sotumission and the labor conditions of the country receive special attention. ;
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
AN OLD EMPLoYE
Of the "HeraId" Has Been ProsPect-
 ing fn South America.

Of the "HeraId" Has Been Prospect
 ing in South America.
 Ed. S. Wilson, who at one time was foreman on the HERALD, has series of interesting letters descriptive of she auFiferous mineral fields in Bolivia, South America, in the Rocky MOuntais NeaUs He was sent there by Denver 7yndicate He states that gold is ev- sry where, but that there Is DO chance to make money by the ordinary method of sluioinR; that there are good hydraulic propositions, but it would require large capital to develop them. He describes his experience se South American prospec,or ss any thing but euj )yable, being frsught with hsrdehips and more OF less hazardous. He says 1t is DO country for poor msn Mir Wilson is s brother in-law to ex Senator W. A. Freeze Of this city He hss been tht assistant foreman in tbe Denver Ners composing room for years and is very able and competent gentleman.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

1 From Thursdays Daily.
 Frank Dysart ex-treasurer of Graham
 county, and member of the Rspubli-
 can Territorial executive committee
 arrived today.
 1 Griebel & StsmbauRh make special
 prices for mountain outfits.
 Hon N O. Murphy, wife and son,
 accompanied by W F. Morris, 8 wealthy gentleman from Philadelphia, arrived
 n Prescott yesterday.
 The large old fashioned cannon that
 the G. A R. local post presented to she city was hauled on to the cty hall olaz. this morning to be mounted on 8
 granite base.
 you will not fad another medicine equal to Cham berlsin's Colic, Cholera and Darrhoea Rsmedy for bowel con-
 plsints II is plesssnt, safe and reli- able. For sale by all druggists.
 A report reached here last night that
 George Webb, son of Sam F. Webb. was
 killed accidentally by 8 premature blast
 tn a mine thirty-fve miles south of No
 zalee. The many friends of the young
 gentlemen St this place were grieved to learn of his untimely end.
 Mr. J. Sullivan, repres enting the N. o. Nelson M M.nutacsuring company. # St. Louie, has been in the city sev eral days. He states shat none among the numerous localities That he has vis- ted recently has he noted such univer- sal business contentment as exists at the present time both in Phoenix and
 n Arizona at large. and that in his line ] be IS very much pleased with the orders 1 that he has received.
 Regarding the nomination of H. o. Truesdale, ss Chief Justice ot the Supreme Court of the Territory Cover nor Franklin said to a HERALD reporter today: "Inasmuch ss Senators Davis and Nelson, of Minnesota had recon ended him for the position. I believe that the appointment is 6 first class one and should be confirmed without hesitation, IS do not believe that the Minnesota Senators would recommend anyone un- ess the party was entirely worthy of he honor"
 The Ne1CS of Tempe says that "Tne important and gratifying word was rs ,eived here this morning from Wash ngton that the rural free delivery which has been at operation as this place is to be continued durinR the con- ng fiscal year. an appropriation for that purpose having been made by congress. The survice Is proving complete suc- ,ess wherever it has been tried and our aTmers gre to b9 congratu ated upon he fact of tte cir having the service, ss | will the pexs year only be in opera ion in the original districts.
 Hon l. T. s soddard, o' Yavapai, 0 I Funston, of Coconino, Cant. Ingalls,, f Yuma, Ogpt Lewis Williams of Co., hise, Chas. T. Cornell. of Pima and Ion. Frank Dyssre, of Graham coun les, all stslwart representative Rspub cans of their espeobivesoounties; and 7ho were selected by virtue of their ong and useful residence in Arizons, nd party loyalty, to sch as Executive { 0m mmittee- man Of tha Republican ty are in the city to counsel toge- ger, as they have the welfare of Ari- 1ns at heart az we'll as the interests of : ae Republican party of this Territory.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
Vim, Vigor, Vitality, RES 2 ED
 sN 30 DAYS.
CANrO N'a VITALIZF!I
7oop EFFmors Ar oV lR.

JAN TO VT IFLEtk Cures General or Soe,iet Debility, WaA-ful- ness, spermatorrhoea. E.nissious. Imp .tency Paresis, etc. Corree-s Functional Disor0eIt caused by errors or exoes ses. quickly restoring Lost Manhood in old .ous g, tivinp Visot and Strength where formerly weskuess pc vailed. Convenient pso 1aga, simple, stfsct1al and legitimate. Cure ts qt,ck aud thorough.
 Don't be deceived by iruitaGi..us, nsi-t or CANYONS Vitaiizers. Sent sealed if youI druggist does not ave 1t. Price one g, liar per pack age, 6 for $5 with written guarantes of complete cure. Inform ation, references, etc free and confidential Send us statement O case and 25o for weeks trial treatment. Ons only, sent to each person.
 CANYON MED.sCO.. BOsTON MASS.