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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16
THE DILLER.

T--e wortA- " sstsrn Lire cors2rises ever
Z 20 vngi~a % pErfsct3y equipped railway
10 rlllunsa. fswA, Wisconsin, Nf1rAt~zn
ssfnns@ssa. sEofsh DAKOTA. South Dakota.
~esraxEa snd wyorssrE- IL operates tie
sy.axt tFzlnz n TIE world TIE service %
s-rfc2x1 AEwaake@ and al tHe pEs8efE ~
cites os ia East ard Southeast cannot
Be SURPASSED INSIST on having your fick .
vi. ssT-ne ssort5- western r. " pArxsx
Commercial Axsn;. 60 E4rs1 avsags. seat
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The Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO. March I5.-Crop damage re-
ports were plentiful at the opening in the
also from Indiana and Kansas, especially
from the latter state. Wheat on that asc-
count opened strong. May. which closed
Saturday at s3a4i5Ac. opened az from
ssssc 10 f0Ac. and in the course OF the fvsi
hours trading IL got "a high az T4Asc. Tbs
Springfield report. which gave the area
Of winter wheat killed IA the state a. %
per cent. Of the whole. received partial
confirmation from private reports. The
only thing that prevented those crop dam
age reports from seriously influencing the
market was the fact thai only a week $50
telegnATns from similar sources said thai
wheat previously th0ug ht 10 be winter
killed vas growing finely under the tniiu-
ence OF two or three Gays OF mild wealth
er The damage TO winter wheat vas not
the only oulfish feature OF the days news.
although nothing else had any particular
effect On prices some FepoTs OF an az
Esrs ting character regarding the crops
were received after Il Q csosk and caused
. decline 70 Jsssc. AftrT ward the prizes
figsctuatea negvoasly UNI renewed dam
sge reports were received. this ulne az
fsctins tha French crop. which caused
O recovery 90 7+A The market closed et
that price
taaon over crop damage TO wAeas after
the FIRST hour OF the session
Oats were firm at the start, but aaisr
short selling prices declined
Provisions weSs again fairy active a;
advancing prices. the highest p2Gas "a tha
DAYS range being at the close.
Closing Quotations
Theat-sIzrcA T3c: May. 7sa
Corr-Marnh zs&yc. May. 2sAse-
alats-March lsAsc: May. 1ISso
pssrk-Nlarch sS71iz; Nav, <@&aa
Ysary.--Nsrch $40. May. s42T1a1&%
fIlbs-March sac. alay. s&s.i4g+7S.
EtaNseS,t-Fsi$c.
sTIus6say-S2ea.
kye--S1Asc.
EArisy-Z2s7<sSSa
Live stock
s~aft9e-Saies were en- a basis G 80
sor FAIR steers, adapted 70 ths require
rsTnts o. TIE dressed beef trade. up 70
s. s4s7s fer Pretty xooG 20 rather chofcs
spring ana export cattle. with sales lArRs-
~ al ssE @nd - g prime cattle. s .
50. steckers ard feeders S1-8s1gS-2 =.
Nox--Ings aas ths kaSeesk day for
nearly rear. Best lots going 10 s. =. ard
from tAaf al tire way down 70 s3.eS foS
poor. heavy pGcs.AS lots Sos1S a. &-5a.s
As
~seen.~k,slorNdo lambs advanced -
reachsnS SIS Ire cop price 50 Far thls
season Commoa - prime native lar2as
we're 80 demand a. S1Ss5Ea. q, SAFES oelng
largely a1 &s&sSss@N SGeep weFe wanted
AZ s. -og,s sor tAe poorest. % s. f1r
5es beat s-7v selow 60 saoEG .-1a4a.s
SD az s. Ja94sa
sheep. Z.Soa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

gA~ FRANCISCO March r TIE East
srn delegates 20 t5s Railway Mall Clerks
,-rnv@nsIou. walch wfEl convene tomorrow.
a~rfvrs hero this yftsrnnon on a special
+rain ove- ths Southern Pacific. TIE DEL
eeaffon was given reception ct Saeras-
rnento On the arrival OF ibs train IN tazs
r7rv tais morning. Gov. Baa4 ard Mayor
Huhbars were present and welcomed tAs
vlsftsrs There are about 20 Delegates
VINO mli - in attendance at tne eongen-
ffgr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

GAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March ia =
.ornsva for Mrs Craven today flied ths
fsrrciI deass. xaich convey valuable prop
erty 70 AfrE Craven. ard which Il - al
Ies~ss wers ~wns4 by Tanres =. Fair. iris
wfl allow "a Inspection of tie deeds. ana
asths zrforuegs for TIRE Fair ealI6r~n havs
ssa.es that ths S.@ss wsrs forgsrlss. they
wlu nrw Do abe 20 nave ga expsrt sxan,-
~.sIau 70 that era.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16

Financial.

LONDON. March is.-consois. NJ s-sa
Silver. - Lied.
NEW YORK, March is-Tns Evening
P6sts London financial cabiegrani says;
The stagnation in the stock market WAS
aabroken today but cheap money and the
reported maintenance OF the European
concert gave a good tone Consols were
firm. but were steadily dealt IN, posi-
ton not aptly described as ''lulf' before
either a storm. which can only be pro-
cuced by severe political complications,
or before further sharp rise such as Is
likely to be produced. owing TO the cheap
ness IN money, IL politics become more
settled. Americans were steady and
closed at the best, but were inactive.
South Americans were good Japan
bought about ESQ 900 IN gold today. bat
the price has fallen to rs 9szd.
The Paris and Berlin markets were
steady.
Hreadstufs and Grain.
LIVERPOOL, March 15.-wheat-Spot
Arm; demand poor; No 2 red spring. ss I'd |;
No. / California, Is sd. Futures closed
firm and higher; March. Is S.d; May. Is 30;
July. 6. @4d-
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed new.
Is sd. Futures closed firm and higher;
March. Is sd; April. Is I'd: May. Is Sd;
July. Is SID.
Fioar-Steady; demand poor. St Louis
fancy winter, SIS Sd.
Hops
Hops-At London. Pacific coast e. i5s.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOOSH. March 1s-4 p. rn.-Specizl--
Barometer, 2975. light rain: wind east,
four miles Outwnrd--TNcg Sea Lion at
D m; tug Wandarer al lis p. n. In
warYl-Steamer klorida at o m.
NEAH BAY March So p m.-Special
Cloudy; calm. Tug Tyee In bay.
PORT ANGELES. March 15.-f .. m
Special-Barorueter. =. -; light rain; wind
snufn@4Ss ssx rufiAz.
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Composition.

We are now prepared 20 20 eompostf,os
fa- re trade lazy aasasarej In zonparxav
sfirlsn, BTsvisr ard Long Prinsr. sssls.
12Ss--~sassFs Seattle
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN FRANCISCO, March H-Flour-
Family extras. 5GS i, bakers extras,
s. fS24 S; superfin@. S&la34 8.
whsas-Shtpplng, SlS for So. :. ard
Bar.ey-kese. 12s4G rs. brewing. t59
6Sts-Fancy white for feed. q. za5lsf q.
eoed 70 oheies g.: - -; poor 70 far;
o.. black for feed SlGLSs. DO FOR ssssa
s. L-s, red, s4-ls&l-S@i milling. sl-sS-
Produce Receipts.
FIstsr- quarter SACKS. ans: ia o-exon
g So. wheat. caa5Als. 1s3o. barley. cantsls
a0e Dc oregon. *. beans sacks. l. ss5
cora cenrsls. -, potatoes SACKS. III. %
Oregon. Is3. oEi0ns. sacks, -. Gran. SACKS.
straw toas -. mustard SEED. sacks ~,
wool bales :. hs6es. nusus 81: Qusck-
silver. aaSkz. &C. SGne. gallons. 4sfa
rroasee. Hr@tt.. Ete-
Feed AID Misunderstanding r. ssa
= "a per ton, srzs, California. .-.SE .,
oufss8s e-anAs bran, GL5a
aay-YS beat. ssGE. wheat &zd ga. s-R
20 Ga. ts49. rlEsr aA-ey. Los -. sss,
s,Sck fssso. eozaprssss.l whszs :e.E -s8
q e. sol. scTaw, per bali "a Sc
NexeGa 49, Fstafo<. Eariy A1sH T1
SIC; s..isas Blre.a<s ssezfsi 70. garnss
rsver r@ss. 80 So, CreE*a Farssaks. ~ 3
E-@e nee p0tAt 3Ss -zs@ Ter pou1S.
waress swesfs, s @4ig5 ssr c-nfzf. 0rs~
gen azi1Es. q go. eGta1s. $ 1901 Y grtaa
~sae-rs Tksc 7~r 5ocn@ dFss6 ezra ia
L1ssc garlic. ls@lA1s APPARATUS ssg1Aa
re~ us,In& les Angeles tasaa so@s. r4a- sC.x-
s5clss.. E~~ea P@-ss. tSsc. Sgr.ns s>azs.
t1E 5Sste greer p<paers, per FOX sG.s-s..
Nexs1an tomatoes. s. = Per aav. pa
b2rh. g. 3. esg Es2st. s2.8c var
gennr-
grssstp-xrnr-y 2spssS. = 4ass9 * cannon
Is s@e@- 6. nsV2 cSazgs~. seEze 3. eseS-
LIZA a. sz@Sea-@-s &sxA.~Ss l.zseA SASa-se
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California Iemsca TsrSE: 60, GOD 20
ehas.s s. S2ss.. 90. fancy. ~: banana
sses2 Per nrncas p1reA-Q-eS. s-@@4 per doz-
en-. Smyrna cgs. 2sS84ss Persian dates.
s. per pora1-s
Euxrer~-FaEcy creamery. f-sISc: sec-
ends. 1sSrElscs fancy dairy. iS &c; sec
t-heese-Earcv mid. Few. Sc: fair q
gcoS. sisHTsees California cream caescar.
Ia lie: young American. sEsc. Eaxs<rn
is@iiI9c. Western. lIIsasc
kEgs-S-cTe ard ranch. l9[Sc.
Poultry ana S-@ns--lVs turkey COB
hl4rs. iss1ss: do hens. lsSzsc; rcsx;erS
small. ssS5s nrotlsrs. sarge. 81. se9s: fry
er.. ss<sssa: asns. seas. ducks. old. IS
-: Go. young, g.s&&&s: geese. g-Ge:
pigeons, cid. E-S. DO. young x2&92 20
hare. fse<aSl Per dozen; RABBITS, 49, 81;
gray geese, 500 white s~ess rsc.5sl;
brant. 81 z~<s--sa. English snlye. g.
ClosinU oaotatfons-
wA@at-Inaetise: December. sLI.sa: Nay.
Corn-Lsrre yellow. sx4sSc-
B-an-ca1ifornla. sl2Ss1-ss psx ten.
Wool
WooE-Faii: Choice mountain, SIZE:
poor DO. 4<s5c: San Joaquin plains sssSc:
do foothill. sfscs Northern fall. s8sc.
sprsng-Nortssrn. i29 sc; Eastern Ores OF
poor. s4scs do choice. Ss Ice; valley Ors-
gon. coarse. sg7Ioc; do medium. io1lao.
Nevada. sGsc; do extra &C.
Ho.S-ouotshls at s9lio scs eaar -
choice. and i2slztsc for fancy.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. ga Drstts-ssgAs -. -
Mex dolls -soss91 Telegraph - =. Isia
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Despair No More.
Hudyan Cures.

There are not few men in this hard
world OF ours who would give much TO
have a new life or fresh start in the
world. This is especially true OF men
who have d.sSipated or abused them
selves.
Abusing ones self IS privilege, but II
is one OF those privileges none ought to
take. for just as certain as you abuse
yourself you pay the penalty.
Vice is loathsoms. vice is horrible. vice
drags. vice destroys. These being true. IS
Il not TO your interest 70 get back your
stomach. your brain, your powers7
Leave drink. dissipation and abuse
where you found them. and renew your
self with the remedio treatment, Hudyan-
This Hudyan can be had only from the
doctors OF the Hudson Medical Institute.
No one else can give you Hudyan- II you
arc weak and premature. IL y-ou suffer
from n premature weakness. you should
get thu Rsmedy-treatment from the Hud-
son Medical Institute. Call or write for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-16
KEAtI ESTATE TaA~sFERx

transactions Saaee January 1 ana
far Yesterday.
Raj estate uzEsxct3ozs sf~es %A11sTy
1 LIZ. axs y4A xAAsg. L--s.s axe --sc ..s
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London Wool Sales.

LONDON. March s.-There was a good
attendance At the wool auction sales to-
day American buyers we're very active,
the purchases today amounting TO 500
bales The offerings aggregated 15,SS
bales OF which 2 100 were Withdrawn.
New South Wales. Sc. bales-Scoursd.
edIls Sd: greasy, sad.
Queensland, AIS bsl<ss-Scouret, fldGls
81: greasy, 5i<41td.
Victoria. . 81 bales-GreAsy, 4d@fis III
South Australia, so beles-GTeasy. SAG
esd.
New Zealand. Ats bales-Scoured. s1lod:
greasy, 6s4Qlod.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal, T9o bales
SECURED. ud0ls 2igd. greasy. R-G7hd-
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

No. / club. export, SIC: milling. Sc; blue
stem. export. size; milling. s5c: firm.
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CHICAGO MARKETS,

PORTLAND. March 16-wheat-walla
W2lla. 1sGs0c valley. s0c per bushel.
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The Miners Popular Rsae
To
| ROSSLAND'
AN ALL.
/ Kootenay Points.
TIME SCHEDULE,
In Effect November Goth. 1S0G.

1UdAF FNIFNI SUNNY III UtHeFN HAEIF-
ffk card subject 10 change without no.
tie
Trough tickets 20 Japan and China via
serihera Pacific Steamship Company.
For rates. routes and other information
cal on or address
4. A. NADEsU.
General Agent. Seattle.
CITY Ticket Office, cor Yesler way and
First avenue
Depot Ticket Office. corner Western av-
snae and Columbia street.
A n. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No Is Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland, or.
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. 3fxrch - 1887.
Excks1xes at the Seattle, Tzcszsa ara
Portland clearing houses today were.
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A NEW LIFE.
A NEW LIFE.
A NEW LIFE.
A NEW LIFE.
A NEW LIFE.
A NEW LIFE.
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MARITIME RECORD.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland, March Is. 1891.
Rain: STA ttonary temperature.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Territorial Items. =
Joatrnal- Miner.

Journal -Miner.
 ISis stated that Allen R. English, the Tom bstone attorney, formerly district attorney of Coehiss county is oontem- plating locating in Prescott.
 Three or fouF carloads of mining ma oaiaery have arrived Bt Congress Juno sjou for the Waters end Standard mines in Santa Maria district.
 J. D. Moore returned last evening from Minnehaha. He brought in gold and silver brick weighing 320 ounces from the Fortuna mine, owned by Al MeCanp, the ore from which is beiDg worked by the cyanide process.
 Simon NovinRer, an old-time and wealthy resident of the Salt River valley, came in on todey's train from California. He says that next week will witness crowded trains with the returning pilgrims from the sea ooast-
 The efforts to secure match steer sying contest on Labor Day between Doc. Goodin and Ed. Gatlipg have proven 8 failure. Goodin's friends do not seem to care to back their man against Gatliug.
 Joseph Eagle and sons are developing 8 clsim near the Four Mile House which promises to become g great bull lion producer when developed. They have croscutted She ledge for eighteen fest without striking the wslls. They are engaged now in taking out cal losd of ore for shipment and if satis- factory returns are recsived, oapitel lto develop the property may be obtained The ore carries gold, silver and copper and Mr. Eugle thinks he has another United Verde mine, although at the present ztime there is only one in the world.
 Parties recently up from Congress state that H Costello, superintendent of the Golden Wave Mining Company, has recently made very .ich strike in the mine he is working In that district kncwn as the Reese mine. Indications gre that the property will become 6 rival of tha famous Congress. It is To- cated on the Martinez creek side of the mountain, eest of the Congress mine. The Journal-Miner's informant further stated that side track vill be placed near the mine by the railroad company for convenience in getting supplies.
 The followiu changes are announced on the s. F. P. & S. c. railrosde: The authorjty of General SuperiDtenClent A G. Well, who has moved his qusEters to Los Angeles, has been exteL ded over the Southern California railroad. A. P. McGinnis will become Claim Agent for the entire Santa Fe system. Andrew Smith will eob as Superin- ssndent of Telegraph of the entire system. Superintendent BesmeF's E headquarters will be moved to San BeFnRrdiDo.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
CUBAN AFFAIRS.
4 General Assembly in Session at
 Puerto Principe.
and Revise the Cen stituti0n.

NEE YORK, Sept. 2.-Nsw and im-
 portant developments in the Cuban re-
 bellion rnsy dste from today. Accord
 ing to the lateat edvicss received by
 the Cuban joata Gsrsral Assembly, composed of tweuty-eigSs delegates
 slsctsd by the Cubans in the six states
 iuso which the Republic is divided by
 the constitution, will convene st Jims-
 guayu, state Of CsmsRuaI. otherwise
 known as the provincs of Puerto Prin-
 cipe. Tois province is nndsr the mili-
 ssry control of General Jimenez Csstel- lsnos, and the latter has beso instructed
 by General Weyler to make every effort to capture She retiring and newly slecGsd mem bsrs Of the Rspu blicsn ccaventon. This however will bs no
 sgsy task ss the convention will be held in the heare Of the rebel district and aoous which eoms 5000 Cuban in- fs1try and 10000 cavalry is encamped Fhe principal purpose of ths Gsnersl Assembly in oonven tion sr this time is 60 elect new president Of the Repub- iic and to So revise the constitution ss 
 ties of she President The favorite candidates for President are General Oalixto Garcia, General Bsrtelomeo Msso, Salvador Clsuoros and Tomas Estrada Palma, now acting es Cuban delegate to shs United States II is believed thet there Wili be coAbina- 5lon on the latter after few ballots osve been taken. IL is siresdy decid- cd thas General Maximo Gomez will; be proclaimed ss Com nspder-in- Chist Of the Gu ban Army for second term. If s revision of the constitution that hes been drafted by soms ot rhe ii faspsial delegates prevails the new president will bs vary much of dictator as hs will not be required as at present 30 obtain she slderssm nt of the C4hiuas CounoiI to suy matters save those oe the grs.ssss nasiozsl i'm postanos.
 It is learned that General Gomez. whoee desires will prob ably hsVs weight with the G4u ral Assembly, strongly favors ths selection for President of Bsrtolomso Masso. vsteran revoiutioulst, and wbo was the life and soul og ths struggle ID ,he first taE days. M 4sso is favored by ,hs dsls9ates from Ste provinces s tnts Jlara. Me-euzas, and Havana. and his .lsctjon is sm1og the prohiaties
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
THE JOHN PRATT MURDER.
Latest News From Giia Bend Re- garding the Murder Hu
 That Place.

A telegram was received in this city thia morning from Sheriff Orme, whe reached Phoenix last evening from the mountains and took she evening train for Gile Bend, to the effect that 1t was shought the5 the man who murdered Mr. Pratt was half breed who talked good English, apd asking the officers ia this oisy to keep lookout for him. The followins special telegram was also re- ceived:
 Special to the HERALD.
 CHA BEND, AFiz., Sept. l.-John Pratt died about midnight without having re- gained consciousness. He wes 8 bach elor about fifty years old, of excellent habits and was universally liked, not having a known enemy. He has beer proprietor of the drug store here for nine years past, owns quite nice drug stock. His brother in-law, N s ShsR- man, and family, reside here, one niece. wife of Rev. Jaceouch, resides at Win sloW, and her younger sister is St pres ens visiting her
 Little Sherman was spending her va cation In Lbs Angeles, bus YVES wired her uncle'a condition and reached home last night. That one of our most psac- able citizsus should bs sa fouly dealt with while quietly sleeping, with neigh bors sleeping out doors all about him, and the esssssa ba still at large has c4ss 4 heavy eloom over ouR ensirs commnnity NJ peace will bs felt until th9 murderer :s spprshended and jus tic4 metsd out to him.
 Nothing further tes been heard froGi tbe officers and poses in pursuit of the murderer, who has undou btedy se caped, ss his capture would at once be ssIegrephed to this city.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
It Saves the oroupy Children.

SBAvIEw, Vs.-We have a splendid sale on Cham bsrlsin's Cough Remedy
 and our customers coming from far and near, speak of it in the highest terms
 Many have said that their children would have died if Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy had not been give1.-KELLUM & OURREN. The 9 50 cent sizes for sale by all druggists.
 Tombstone PT0spector:
 Supt. Johnson, of the Gold Cliff ct Peerce, writes Presinent Pitts that the mine is showing up surprisingly we'll. Hs states that fres gold in qusutity is now developing and in teet Of 8 hand ;us of dirt from the ledge in banning out gave surprising results. He writes vsry enthusiastically of ths progress in the mine.
 A. D. Walsh, Tom bstone's pioneer restaurant man end Tho is known all over she west, has disposed of his inter- est here in bhe Gan Gan and lefs last night for Phoenix, where he goes to take charge of the Six Avenue Hotel. The bsst wishes Of his many Tombstone friends go with him.
 1t appears that the price of range horses in Arizona has gone down to about the price up in Oregon, where the animals gre being used for the menu- factuFe of canned corn beef. h Ysvepsi county during the weak the firm of Hicks < Brigham, cattle buyers of Tsm- pc, are understood to have purchased 300 head of range ponies for $500.
 Cattlsmen from every section of the county state that cattle never were In such good condition in the history of the county than this year With good prices and fat cattle our sturdy cattle men have GO kick coming this year.
 The assessment of Cochise county hss increased until we now are graded as 8 second class county. The aggregate assessment Of Cochise after additions made by the Territorial board foot up $2, ,511, ,OS4 9 considerably past the two and half million notch thus placing us in the rank of second class counties.
 Word vas yesterday received Of the death uf Ed Stump in the Huachucs mountsins. The 4i-sc report was to the effect that Ee was found ID murdered, and many rumors were soon tfoet, causing consid derabie excetement, Ha be wRe well known here. HoWever, authentic word vas re csived later that his death was due to an accident. The Pro spector, by courtesy of tEe Huachucs Water Go, ip using their telephone line, ascertAined by comDuuicstion with B H. SsoFre that MF. Stump had met with tragic death. When his body wss found his neck was broken, and every evidence pointed to the fact that Ed was en- gagged in cutting down tres near the 1 edge of D enbenkment, and epperept tly 1 in trying to pull it over it suddenly gave way aud he wRs precipitated to the bot | tom of the gulch, sustaining a broken | neck and confusion on the head by | projecting rock, resulting fatally. To add to the sgddening circumstances Ed 1 left the house Fridsy and the body WAS not found until Sunday morning. He | IS to be buried near nis homa
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Railroad to Nacosari

The building Of tbe branch railroad from Bisbee to the Nacosari mines re- oently purchased by the Copper Queen is very probable.
 Evidence of the speedy commence ment Of construction are manifest by the arrival oe considerable materiel rails, ties, spikes, etc, at Don Lais from which point work is to be stsrted. The surveying of the line, estimates, etc, it is said have all been completed and arrangements are being made to begin grading and push the new line to completion as sn early date.
 The Copper Queen company have, it is also reliably stated secured con cession from the state of Sonora for the building of road 11O miles, with exemption from taxation, together with other important concessiors, and DO time will now be los5 in carrying out their end of the agreement.
 The road will pass through rich mineral section in She sister republic. and will also mean much for our coun- y. With the building of the road to Bisbee the town will grow to bs the largest city in the Territory, and the commercial trsffio will bs no snell item ID her favOr.-PTOspectOr