Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-21

The Trustees nave called 8 meeting or sll the teachers of the city at o'clock this afternoon when the proposition will be discussed and it will be decided whether the teachers will attend the institute OF remain st home and carry on the work Of the schools.
 From Thursday's Daily.
 Governor McCord. Territorial Treas uEsr Johnetone, Attorney General Frszier snd J. A. Kurtz returned this morning from Los Angeles visit.
 Sheriff Ruffoer arrived this morning from Prescott with an insane patient who was taken to the insane asylum.
 Two oar loads of cattle will leave this city this evening over the s. F., P < P. road for Prescott and the same number for Los Angeles.
 A car of honey will be shipped this evening over the s. F. F. & p. road to Grand Rapids, Michigan. This will most likely bs the last car shipped from shis valley this season as almost the en- tire crop has been disposed of.
 County School Superintendent Grouse today made the fret apportionment of school moneys of the school term, set ting apars s4,3O465 to ths use of the various school districts of the county. This amount will be sufficient to pay the teacheFs one-halt months salary.
 Tomorrow the quail season opeHs and numerous spoEtsmen in this city are cleaning up their guns, procuring am intuition preparatory to big days hunt tomorrow. Qaail about the valley have multiplied rapidly during the close see- son and the hills and valleys are full of them so that great sport is assured the hunters
 "Why can't that Salvation Army Colony be Ioostsd in tbe Sslb River vsl!ey?7 ioquires tha Phosuix, Arizona. HERALD, " there is room for 50,O00 families ia this end the Gils valleys" Just wait B bit friend HERALD and the Army folks will send their isnd inspect ors in that direction. War Cry.
 "The Public Press is the cheapest and most effective form of advertising. If business men would use the columns of reliable newspapers and magazines to the exclusion oe thousand and one fake propositions. thsre would ba fewer to say ahss advertising does not pay. ."- 4. T. SteeGdrt.
 Those who believe chronic dierrhoee to bs iucureble should read what Mr
 D 1F to ssy on the subjact, viz: q hays been 8 sufferer from chronic diaFrh csc ever since the wer and have tried all kinds of medicine for it. At lsst l fouId 8 remedy taat affected B cure and that was Chsm berlain's Collie, Cholera snd Diarrboea sRemedy" This medicine can sIwaye be depended upon for coiic, cholera morbus, ,dysensry ard diarrhoea. Il is pleasant to take and never fails to effsc5 8 cure 9 and 50 cept sizes for ssle by all druggists. Fro ID Fridays Dsiiy.
 Mr J. E. Duuu, the ,ca5sle5uyer. will 1 remova so Phoenix with his family in a | short time and make his winter home 1 in this city.
 Mr. Frank Nicholson, the mining en- from Santa Elena, Meicox, where he is 1oE operating for large English syndi- cate.
 Tsiegrsms sre being received daily y our hotel men asking that rooms be 'eseRved for winter tourists who fear sck of accommodations unless quartsrs Ire reserved in advance.
 Mir. J. A. Aserd returned to Phoenix his morning from Plomoes, Yuma ounty, where he has been mining for one tims past. Mr. Agerd has aoms eluable properties in Yuma county 7h ioh will one dsy make him million { ire. A pain in the chest is Ggsure's warn ! 1g ths5 paeumoEie is threatened. C )ampen piece of flannel with Cham ! eriain's Pain Balm and bind over the sat of pain aud another OF the back esween ths shoulders, snd prompt re- ef will follow. Sold by sil druggists. * Dr. Ciymer returned Wednesday oFning from g professional visit to lobe and relates su experience that is orthy Of bsing preserved in the focal cycle annals. Rs took the train to esq Oity and started from there ever " Ie desert ou his wheel to Silver K.rg. 1ortly sfter starting he was overtaken a rain storm shas put the desert road
 very bad condition, but he succeeded trsveiing the distance Of 6fty miles thout accident. From iver King he | oessd ths Plnai mountains on horse ck. D.. Clymel's return, however, IS made under atill greater difficulties. hen twenty miIss wess of Silver King 3 bicycle broke down, and he walked m. s rem ainirg thirty miles, pushing the