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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Money ysnd Trade in Chicago.

The Chicago Daily Trade Bulletin
 says: "The local money market Is nov ing along In quiet way and is in good ing demand for loans from all sources
 which is expected to continue ss the
 season advances. The deposits of the
 large banks, however, are increasing
 and the banks are holding so much
 money that they age not making large
 profits. Rates continue low and call
 loans are made at 3 and per cent, and some of the banks are getting per cent. ca time loans the rate was and 6 per oent. Ia commercial circles there was considerable interest manifested during She past week, and the volume of business in g speculative way wss quite Ebersl-wheat, corn and lard
 meeting with most favor. While buei- ness Is not enlarged 50 any great ex- tent, there appears to be 8 confidential atmosphere surrounding the trade bhst greater improvement will devel- op In the near future. The outlook fs- vors an improved business in most de- partments. Money is plenty and in ssrest rates low, manufacturers are gradually enfsrging theiF business, and the prospects for the growing crops generally are very good. Railroad stocks are exhibiting some strength in consequence of the improved outlook, and in financial circles there Is more confidence expressed. Investors, while not engaging in very largs trsnssotions, are Investigating snd calculating on placing funds which have laid idle for year OF two. Ia fact, the business pub lio appears Go feel that low figures have been reached, and that the time has come for a reaction. without much re- gard for political effaire, either at home OF abroad. Consequently there Is dle- position to enlarge business generally, but gradually"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Weekly Crop Bulletin.

The temperature continues unseason- ably low in all parts of shs Territory While many correspondents report the days warm and the heat, AS measured
 by Che dry bulb bhermoneter. has FoBched and Ia many cases exceeded bhe point which, in the more humid stnos- phsre of the Eastern states prod uces frequent pFostrgtions and death, hee not been such es to interfere with the usual vooetion of men working indoors OF iu She open air. And the nights hsve been without exception oool sad pleasant.
 Thunderssorms and local showers oo- cured on June 2Oth, 3Osh and July 1st in nearly every county in the Territory h most instances, however, the pFecip- itssion amounted to only sprinkle and whereas sb Cedar Spriuge, Graham county, and Fs. Whipple, Ysvapsi coun- ty, where the hail end rainfall mess- inch, the fall occurred in too short a space of time Do be of material benefit to crops or range grass and covered too small sn area to affect the water supply in the larger streams.
 In the agricultural district of the Listle Colorado, in Apache and Navajo counties, corn and beans still show the effects of the late frosts. Rye and winter wheat are ripenirg and the first crop of luceFue Is being cut. Fruits, potatoes and garden truck are coming on nicely.
 In Graham county the second crop of lucerne is in the stack, and tbreshing of small grain is in progress.
 Ia Msricopa. Pinsl and Yuma coun> Dies, practically sll crops except oranges lemons, late vegetables and the third orop ot alfalfa are harvested or sdvsn> osd beyond the stage to be injured by drought.
 Threehing and marke ting of wheat and barley in Ssla river valley is in pro- gress with good yield.
 Notwithstanding she scarcity of water and she fact only dry grass, shrubs and mesquite beans can be obtained fog food, range stock is reported in good eondi6iOn
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
An 0Id Rthie

One of the oldest Protestsnt German Bibles, first published after the Rstor- nation, ie in the possession of Christian Miller, a resident of this valley. nesI Phoenix. The title page of this book bears the date, March the 8th, 1856, and Neuren berg, Ger, as the time and place is was printed, and Rsv. Bobanu Mitchell BilibeEr as its publisher; also that it was printed from MartInLut tber's manuseFipt of his translation of She Bible from the Latin to the German language, while he was in prison. This was 110 years after Mir. Luther's ds- oesse.
 This particular copy was first owned by Bro. MilleR's gFest-gFest-grest grand father in Germany, who first obtained bis name Miller-by reason of his owning and running B mill-by profes- sion a miller.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15

School Districts Nos. 15 and 42, neaH Gila Bend, have lspsed, owing to the fact that She number of children Ze- quired by law do not attend those schools.
 Oascarets stimulete liver, kidneys and bowels. Never sickena, weaken or gRipe 10 cts
 The funeral of H. M. Donuell, who died yesterday afternoon St his rssi- denos ID this city took place this morn- ipg at 10 o'clock and was largely et- tended. MT. Donnell left his family, consisting of his wife and four children, in almoss destitute circumstances but friends have stepped in and will erect cottage for the family on she Tempe road, neaF the city, where they will be comfortably situated. The friends in charge of the funeral desire to express sbeir tbsnks to the Phosnix UndeFtak- Ing Company, who conducted the funer al free of cost and lent all ahe assist snce possible to the stricken family. Ex-Governor 0. c. Bsan arrived this morning from the north, having re- turned short time ago from London and Paris. While on the other side of the waters negotiations for the sale of the Walnut Grove properties for a mil lion dollars were almoss coneumm sted, end would have been realized had the stockholders been all of one mind, but l they were not and she deal fell through. While In New York arrange ments were perfecsed whereby the great dam will be rebuilt and the prop critics under it fully developed. The assessment work hes all been done foR
 She year at an expense of 910.00O, and | before next year it Is expected that the | work of constructing the new dam will ] be well under way.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
The Verde's Flow.

chance for irrigation litigation Is opening up on the Verde river. Years ago, when Camp Verde was hourishing and railroads were unknown in north eFn Arizona there wse very consider able agricultural population in the neighboEhood of this post. But the post was abandoned, railroads brought to Prescott and northern Arizona all kinds of agricultural supplies much cheaper shan they could be marketed from the Yavepai valleys and the Verde farms were deserted ard the farmers moved away.
 But Jerome has sprung up in the last half dozen years and is waxing great. Today it is the mort important of Ari- zona's mining camps; next year 10 may be one of the most imporssnt oities of tbe outhwest. Jerome consumes hay and grain and fruit and vegetables and is best supplied from the Verde valley just at the foot of the mountain side on which the oity Is builded. The old farms are cultivated and new one are being plowed, and new ditches are be- ing taken out till almost the entire flow of the stream is appropriated. This water now appropriated has till lately been allowed to run down to the Salt FiveE channel, whence it was taken out by the Salt River valley canals. These canals have had estimates made of the flow of the Verde at all stages end will insist that st least the maximum aver. age be lefe In the Verde during the summer months. This water Is nov the means whereby a number of excel l lent men are making for themselves and families livelihood on the Verde lands It is hardly probable they will suFTen' deE without a struggle and that struggle l attended with serious features. .-Stock man.
 Cholera and Disrrhoea Rem edy is the Best. 1. Because 1t affords almost Instant | relief in caee of pain in the stomach collie and cholera ImoFbus 2. Because it is the only remedy that
  dysentery and diarrhosa. 3. Because it is the only remedy that l will cure chronic dierrhoes.
 4. Because ia is the only remedy that will prevent bilious colic. ,. Because itIis the only remedy that will cure epidemicsl dysentery. 6. Because it Is the only remedy that can always be depended upon in cases | of cholera Epfantum. '. Because 1t is the most prompt and most reliable medicine.in use for bowel complaints.
 s. Because it produces no bad re- suLts.
 g. Because it is pleasant and safe sc take.
 10 Because it has saved the lives oi more people than any other medicine in the world
 The 25 and 5Oo sizes for sale by all DruRgiste.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
LETTER LIST.

Unclaimed Letters tn the Post Offio a5Phoentx, Arizona, July 8, 1897, Bailey, D c Baker, Mir Bennett, Will Brien, Miss Julia Brennan, J " Brown, w H Brown Geo B, Brown,J N BntteTfeld. E izbth Butter, Chss Bunker, Si Courtenay, Lena Fagelssny, J Goodwin, s Harold, J A-5 Hendrix, J F Hix J Johnson, J Lse, Matte Liddell, Jessie Luideke, O MoPherson, B B Matthews, O Mason, D l. Messinger, W A Miller, H A Moore, l. w Murphy, O F Nabls, Mrs Nj Nardssrom, Miss N Odell, Mrs David Oren, Albert Pfeiffsr, Jake Pleasant, Zulu Psxter, " H Pollard, M Robscts, Edwln R Robertson, N T Schsefer, Heury Shriver.F Smith, Mre N Tubbs, R M Thomas, Miss N Thornton. Vick Waugh D Walker, Geo Walz, Q M Wallace, Anna
 West, Frank c
 CARTAS EsPANOLAS. Ostariua Garoia de Jesus Rozario
 Ariols, Mercedes Boretuez, J ulio OaErsjsl, Jesus DomioRues, Lewis Domingnes, VincenzC FeFferi, Manuel Gailego, Manuel Garcia, Mde Gregalvo, L. Gonzales, Carlos Herrs, J 0 Herran, Rosario Lion, OR Lopez, 3 Martinez, T Mde Martinez. Martinez, F Murello, La R N 4bsrro, Osnsdes Aria, ! B Sslazsr. Pisoide Surrae, Manuel Souze, o ZupIgs,
 Jose HarIez Gall fos advertised letters.
 WM. E. THOMAS, P. M.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15

If strength is what you want, you
 should study what causes your weak 1 ness.
 It is practically lack of food. But you eat three meals 8 day, and all you can eat 60 8 time. Yes, but do you digest 1t? Food undigested, is not food. It is noS nourlehmens. It doesn't create strength. To digest yong food take Shaker Digestive Cordial at meals. Alter a while you will digest your food without it. Then you will get we'll, and strong and healthy.
 Shaker Digestive Cordial cures indi- gession and all it's symptoms, such as nsusea, headache, rupsions, pain in She stomach, giddiness, loss of appetite, etc. It makes your food nourish you, and make you strong and fat and hearty.
 Druggists sell it. Trial bottle ten cents.
 FEom Fridays Daily.
 Ross Wadsworth has returned from Pinsl
 Dr. Hawley of Milwaukee, W1soon- sin, Is the s uest of R. H. Robertson.
 Mrs. Thomas Weedin and daughter. Miss Ada PeytoD, have returned to Florence.
 MT. BslIsmy and farmily started to- day for a trip to the Grand Canyon. They expect to be gone about six weeks.
 The Pearson Company are now play ing the last piece in theiF engagement at Phoenix, The D strict Fair" To- morrow night will close their season here.
 Mrs. Dr Hart and children, Mrs. Dickinson aud ohildreD, Ms. Brown and others will form a camping party that will leave for Bloomerville early next week.
 The s6asemens in yesterdays paper that Mir. P. A Hough's mother lived in 1 Kansas was an error. Her home is in l Indiana and MF. Houeh left l last night in response to the telegrem l informing him of her dangerous illness. 1
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
 Life Away

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well, sbRong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take No-po-Bac, the wonder-worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain tsn pound in ten days. Over 400,0 ,0OO cured. Buy No-To-Bao from your own druggist, who will guarantee 6 cure. Booklet and samples mailed free Ad- dress Sterling Remedy Co.,, Chicago or Nav York.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Buoklen's ArnioA sAlve.

The bsst Salve Ia the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Ohiiblalns, Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Is Is guarsn- teed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents box. For sale by Keystone Pharmacy and the Phoanix Drug Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Estray Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following de-
 scribed live stock came to OUT ranch on May TO- 1897: Three bay mare colts about one year old, no brands. That the same are helo iof r,astr,e and advertising bills and unless owner nroves property md pays charges they will be sold at pubIic auction on Mondey July. 2o at our rranch-Zimmsrnaan cheese factory, 4milss
 ot ,f Ehoanix ZIMMERMAN BRos.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Fro ID Fridays D.ny.

Fro ID Fridays Dsily.
 Griebel X Sssmbsugh sFs meking special pricss ia summer wash goods. | Gall on them. County Treasurer Murray today paid 50 Territorial Treasurer Parish S6500 dus 50 she Territory for taxes. What Hoods SarsapaFiIis has done for others ib will also do for you. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures all blood diseases.
 Mr. c. L. Hasbrouck, 8 druggist at Meudou, Mich, says all of tbe good tee- timonials that have been pu biished by the manufacturers of Cham berlsin's Oalic. Cholera and DisrEhoes Remedy could be upltcsted In shat town. For sale by sll druggists.
 Live Stock Agent Bahen of the s. F., P. < P. road came in this morning from the north. He reports cattle shipments becoming lighter, owing to the hot weather, though last month he shipped over his road 2S00 head to the eastern markets.
 Remember she next excursion to California via the Santa F., leaves Phoenix Thursday, July ? Wait for this excursion before going to Oslifor- mia. Through Pullman car, Phoenix to Los Angeles without change. Thurs day morning in Phoenix and Friday morning in Los Angeles for breskfesb. Why speud all day crossing 8 desert. when you can travel through the moun- tsins where it is always cool.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Prescott Courier:

Prescott Courier:
 . Fred Curtis, aged about II years. a son of A. G. Curtis, was upa gulcb with companion, ou Lynx creek yes terdaY, when according to the story of the boys, Mexican came riding by on burro, and without word drew R re- voIver and opened fire on young Curtis, she charge, which proved to be shot, striking the boy in the face. Alter firing the shot tbe Mexican abandoned the burro and fled. Young Curtis was brought to Prescott for trestmeut. He -hss two ehots in the forehead, one In chin and one in the lip. The lip is badly swollen.
 The advertised steer tying contest for $500 wager between John Still well and Thos. Thompson came eff yes berdaY at the rsce track before grand absnd we'll filled with spectators. The
 ben were to tie tvs steers each, the
 est total time to win. S5iIlweil led off
 pd tied hIs first steer in 1:17 34, the
 bet time made on one steer. His next time was 15:48; the steer jumped the fence. He tied rem msinirR three in follow ing time: 4:58, 1:48, 2:14-total time, 25:- 45 3-4. Thos Thompson tied steers in following time: 1:57, 1:571S, 1:42, 2:05- total, tour steers, TAI 1-2 The judges decided Thompson winner, as there was no need of his roping the fifth steer.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15

"Lsst summer one of our grand children was sick with a severe bowel trouble" says Mrs. B G. Gregory, of Frederickstown, Mo "Our doctors remedy had failed, then va tried Cham berlsin's Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy, which gave very speedy re- lief" For sale by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
S1O REWAR R D.

Strayed from Congress, A T., May 8, two bay mares describ- ed as follows: One dark bay, ' years old, 15 hands high shod all round, unbranded. One light bay mare 4 years old, 14 hands high, knot on left hind foot, shod all round, branded T, Address F. J. CARLSON,
 VI. B MCGRAw.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
From Thursdays Dsjly.

From Thursday s Daily,
 P. J. Myers and wife left for Los Angeles today.
 B. A. Murphy and family Ieft for California on this mornings exouFslon.
 Agent Pitkin will give a public ex- hibition of his private fee department on Saturday next.
 Mir. F. A. Hough received telegram today stating that his mother, who lives in Kansas, was very sick and her recovery doubtful.
 The business men along Mill avenue resolved themselves to street clean ing department and scrsped up the ac- cumulatiops in front of their various locations, 1t having been first under stood with the Marshal that he would cart ia away.
 IL is reported from Golddeld that the rssouing party at the Mammoth mine, while still doing Gll they can to save their fellow miner who vas entombed alive, have almost given up the hope that he can be reached before death overtakea him.
 It is an ots-repeeted saying that the Vsin falls alike on the just and the un- just, but the good people of Tempe feel today that they have 8 righteous kick coming. Is is generally known over here on the south side that Phoenix Is headquarters for moEe sin, moral, social and political than any other village in the Territory and yet when the windows of heaven were opened this morning She akyligbt than hangs immediately over Tempe was stuffed full of bed clothes with the result that only the meresb shower was granted the inh8bI- sants of this upright burg. Of course when it comes to politics, pu ublic office, etc, the south side don't expect much but the crumbs, but with bodies of good farm land scattered around they de usnd just and equitable distribution of the water and if Jupiter PIuvius en- geges in any more funny business they will pull Judge Kibbey's famous water decision on him.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15


 That Philip Lashly will hang on the 9th of this month is foregone conclu- sion with nearly every one in this city . It Is thought that if sreprieve was in- tended by President Mckinley, that it would have been given before this The soeffold is now in course of erection in the jail ysrd, and all preparations are being made for the execution.
 You may hunt the world ever end you will not find another medicine equal to Ohem berlain's Coiic, Cholera and DiarEhoea Remedy for bowel oom- plaints. It is pleasant, safe and relI- able FoE sale by all druggists.
 Dr. A. H. Noen, of Gro Blanco, came in yesterday with M. E. Mcintyre, of San Louis canyon, near AFivscs, who on She 4th had his hand blown entirely of. He was shooting giant f1Fecfscker and held 1t in his hand too long; is went off and the consequence was, he is now minus one hand. The doctor was called snd dressed tue wound and yesterday csme to this city witt the unfortunate man and placed him ct Ss Mary's hos pitaI DE. Noon returned to Gro Blanco this morning. He said last evening that the mines which are being worked at that place are showing up better every day and the outlook for the future there is fine. He is 6 firm believer in the fu- ture of Arizons, having been B resident ot she territory for many years.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Tempe Department.
From HsdnesdaE's Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 l.. W. Jimmie spent the day in Tem- pc. He says he now runs She Monte zums House, the best hotel in Nogsles, being cool and convenient. He still has 8 good business in Tucson and is look ing about for new worlds to conquer.
 "Just tell them that you saw us" said Dufson and Anstraw this morning as they robbed poor defenselees news paper man of 8 ten-cent piece with which he intended to send his family to the coast. After spending the money for some worldly pleasure they drove up to the Normal and applied another layer of slime to the new building.
 District Deputy Grand Master F. P. Trots, accompanied by Grand Secretary last night and installed the following of icers- elect ot Tempe Lodge, No. 8, 10 OF: B G FrRnken burg, N G; J H Harris, V G; Otto Butzer, Sec; B Schmidt, Treas; c N Taylor, R s N G; Wolf Sachs, L s N G; Al Miller, War CAAD W OOGQQC6OIy 4nOS Morrow, O G; Birchett, I G; F Hart, R s VG
 Mr. Arthur Eokhsra is DO longer the Kid" OF 8 birding in the rsilroad brood. He has shed his pinfeethere and this morning appeared in the bril- liant plumege of 8 thoroughbred rail- toad man. Blue uniform with silver oarwheel buttons, big blue cap rInmed with silver and adorned with filligree letters all shining in the golden sun light, long-tsiled sack coat with com modious pockets for punch, tickets short fsFee. etc. Arthur Is fast driftine g along to the day when the boys shall say, Here, Con, I'm g busted railroad man; can't you help ma over the Fosd?' But before all that comes She buttons must rust little and the beautiful Bird of Paradise must have moulted 6 few times.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15

When I say cure I do not mean merely to stop them for a time and then have them return again.
 mean q radical cure I have made the disease Of FITS EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS a life long study. I warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases Because others have failed is reason for not now receiving a Send at once fo treatise and Free Bottle of my lntahole remedy. 1iVe G1-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
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Canton's Tansv Pills

tried, true and safe RELIEF for WOMEN. Always reliable. Avoid limitations. Get CAN TONS and save regrets. St dr0ggists, or sent sealed, S1. Our booklet cents
 Canton Spec. CO., Boston, Mass,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15

Geo. anoIe
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-03
AFTER SERVING HIS SENTENCE
MURDERED THE LAWYER IN
COLD BLOOD.
Searched For Him
And Got Him At Last, Half
Starved But Full Of Fight.
But He Held Out For
Five Hours.
Special Wire to Sunday Light.

Special Wire to Sunday Light.
New Orleans, Oct. News comes
from valdosta of the capture of Shell
ton Dampier, notorious outlaw and
desperate, whose latest crime was the
killing of Samuel Evans Parker, at
Jahira, three weeks ago. He was
caught by sheriffs posse in a swamp
house near Valdosta, after a fight that
lasted for nearly five hours and dur
ing which several hundred shots were
exchanged.
Dampier was discovered in a log cab
in, half starved and nearly dead, but
he refused to surrender and opened
fire ON the officers. They returned the
shots and during the fusilade Dampier
was shot four times and two deputies
We're wounded.
He was brought to Valdosta and
lodged in Jail. There was some talk
of lynching, but the probability of the
outlaw dying from his wounds kept
the citizens from resorting to violence.
The killing Of Parker was a remark
able crime. Three years ago Parker
had occasion to prosecute Dampier,
succeeded in having him sentenced to
the penitentiary for three years.
"W son my lime is up" said the con-
victed man in court, Il will kill you. :"
These words were addressed to Par
ker. Three weeks ago last Sunday in
Jahira, after leaving church, Parker
was standing with a group Of friends
when Dampier walked up and shot
him through the heart. Dampier es-
capped and since then the citizens of
four counties have been searching for
him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-10-03
cowARDLY ESCORTS.
upset Skin and their Four Girl Com

Upset a Skiff and their Four Girl Com
panions Left to Be Drowned.
Special Wire to Sunday Light.
Birmingham, Ala. Oct. "A special
from Hamilton, Marion county, tells
of the drowning of four girls, Belle
Key, Lizzie Smith, Ella Phillips and
Mary Swearengen, aged respectively
u, 10, 16 and II years, in Buttahatchie
river, near that place last night.
They were returning from a candy
pulling party late at night accompan-
led by John and Robert Wright. The
party secured a skiff and were cross
ing the river. Midway of the stream
the young men began playing with
each other which caused the boat to
rock. This frightened the girls and a
panic followed. with the result that
the boat was capsized.
The men swan out, it is said, aban-
doning the girls to their fate. The
bodies of the drowned girls were re-
covered today. 1t is asserted that the
Wright boys have left town, because
of the bitter feeling against them over
their conduct.