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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
YESTERDAY IN THE COURTS
PETITION FOR RELEASE OF MORANO
 0UASHED IN U. s. COURT.

Morano Win be Taken Into Superior Court
 This MOrnIng-Mrs. Radcliffe Hicks Was
 Granted a Divorce and S45,OO0 Aiimony
 Yesterday Afternoon-Probate Business
 Students Cases NOlled.
 Vincenzo Morano, charged with the murder of Antonio Anglolo, was taken before Judge William K. Townsend in the United States court yesterday af- ternoon on a writ of habeas corpus is- sued by Judge Townsend on the appli- cation of ex-Judge Blydenburgh, Mora nos counsel The writ was served on Sheriff Spiegel yesterday by Marshal Morris In the application for the writ Judge Blydenburgh alleged that Mora no was detained without due process of law; that he had been deprived Of reasonable opportunity to procure wit nesses and prepare his defence; depriV- ed of the assistance of counsel and held to answer to murder in the second de- gree without due process of law.
 The petition was argued at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, State Attorney William answering 1t. The petition was quashed by Judge Townsend and Mo- rano will be brought into the superior court this morning,
 A special session of the superior court was convened in this city yesterday InI q presided and heard and granted the petition of Mrs. Isabelle Hicks for divorce from Hon. Radcliffe Hicks of Holland.
 Ex-Judge Harrison and Goodwin Stoddard then considered the question of alimony It was stated that MT. Hicks property was valued at about S135 OO0.
 The court, after the case was con- cluded, decided to grant the divorce on the ground of intolerable cruelty, and granted Mrs. Hicks one-third of her husbands estate as alimony,
 Mrs. Hicks name by the decree is changed to Wormer, which was her name before she was married to MT Hicks. This was her second marriage.
 On the stand yesterday Mrs. Hicks said that she was married to Radcliffe Hicks on October 19 1895, and that she and her husband went to France. She cid that her husband was very cruel to her. She told of several times when he had struck her and knocked her down. She also told of some occur rences when they were in hotel in France She said that her husband abused her and called her vile names, and used indecent and profane lan- guage. He also tore her clothing, she said
 She also said that the only reason she could think of why MT. Hicks had been so cruel was that he drank cham pagne a good deal of the time and was drunk
 Mrs. Hicks daughter next took the stand and testified to some of the acts of cruelty which Mrs. Hicks had first told of.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
A SACRED CONCERT.
At the Humphrey Street Lutheran
 Church.

Church.
 There will be sacred concert at the Humphrey street German Luthern church tomorrow evening. Prof Adolph Schwlcardi will be in charge and he will be assisted by Miss Mary Sullivan and Miss Fluvian Ford, sopranos; Madame Evelyn oertel, contralto; MT, F. o'Con- nor, tenor; MT. William Grab, bass; MT. Adolph Langer, violin; MT. William Hegel, flute; MT. Joseph WeIbel, piano. Following is the program: Overture--"Der Calf von Bagdad"., ...,.,. .... ..,......,..,......'b boliuIeu Messrs. Joseph Weibel and Adolf
 Schwicardi. Tenor solo-"Loves Sorrow. ".."...... ....... .... .. .... .....H. Rowe Shelly
 MT. F. O'Connor. Soprano solo-"Farewell Marguerite" ........ ... ...................B Bordman
 Miss Fluvia Ford. Bass solo-"Die beiden Grenadiere"..
 MT. William Grab. Duo-'Stabat Mater. ...... Rossini Miss Mary Sullivan and Madame
 Evelyn Oertel. Flute solo--"Polka Caprice" ........o .... Terschak
 MT. William Hegel Soprano solo. .... ..........-... Selected
 Miss Mary Sullivan. Trio for violin, flute and piano Selected Messrs. Adolph I4anger, William Hegel
 and Joseph Weioel. Duo" "Zauberfloete", ...... .,. Mozart Madame Evelyn Oertel and MT. William
 Grab. Bass solo--"Der Trompetcr" .... .Speier
 MT. William Grab.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
BIG BARGAINS

For Saturday at D. Schoenberger & Sons Palace and Central markets. Nos 94 and 96 George street and Congress avenue We shall offer the following goods: Veal at Sc lb Corned Beef 2c lb Stew Beef % ID, Lamb for stew Sc ID. Hams 10c h. Chickens Sc lib. Farley Vegetables at very low price. Eggs lie dozen, warranted Best Creamery Butter only PC ID. All goods equally low.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
ARTONs FAIR.

The Arion Singing society will give a fair in their hall from May l to May 10. The committees have done their utmost to make the fair a grand success and appeal especially to the ladies of the society for their aid in this enterprise.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
GRACE M. E. CHURCH.
A Reception to the New Pastor To-
 Morrow Evening.

A reception will be rendered Rev. J. S. Chadwick, D. D., and family in Grace M. E. church, Wednesday evening, April 2S, at o'clock. A musical and literary program has been arranged. All are cordially invited to attend and assist In giving the new pastor and his family a hearty welcome.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27

NEW HAVEN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
 The monthly meeting of the managers will be held at the asylum, 610 Elm street, on Thursday morning of this week at 1915 o'clock.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
REV. MIR. DIAZ
To Speak Tonight on the Cuban Cues
 tion

Rev. A. J. Diaz NJ. D., will speak on "The War and the Gospel in Cuba" at Calvary Baptist church tonight at o'clock. Everybody welcome. The lecture is free.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27

Woman may crown rself with good alth if she will.
 so doing she will 'ure her own at .ctiveness, m ake r husband and her m e happy, and
 prote ct the . Il @ a It h of % her b a bies s. 7 Health is the
 most glorious
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
INVENTORY OF RANsOM'S Es-
 TATE

The estate of Herschel V. Ransom in- ventorles at $57, 1894. .46, according to a statement filed in the probate court yesterday afternoon; $S1,OO0 Is personal property.
 s. ISENBERG ASSIGNED.
 Solomon Isenberg, a small tailor, made an assignment in the probate court yesterday afternoon, naming Abraham Price as trustee.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
The Big Canal.

S4uator Ivss was in Yuma Monday and iufuFm tAe Sentinel that the State of Ar znna Improvement Go. will rOs' t,vely begin wclk un the big canal at sn early date. Sagen carloads of luw Der from Oregon have arrived and Nork will begin next week on g bsrse for the big dredRer, which ie sx- cecsed 10 reach here kry oey. Bs 1t was
 hipptd from Marior, Oaio. over a geek %ea. O. the IS Of his month Gov srnor McC .rd snd Atterce y-G"usra al t'rszie-, Fepreser tit g the Ter. l. ss, and Cn;e' E 1e'nee: Nor;op. S-uesor Ives Ocl. D es R ndoiph, rspT sssn ting
 rs compsnY, 2iii f.o;G j. r-ersiae at the office ot tha supsriote dent Ct sue prison for the purpose of completing the final detsiis of the prison labor contract. When CT co started the enter prise, which is one of the biggest ever undertaken in the southwest, will be pushed to completion es early as pos sible. Is Is estimated. by employing all the available labor at the prison and ss much more from the outside, shat she canal will bs completed and in opera ton within three years from the date of beginning.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
What it Means.

When we advertise that we will guar sntee Dr. Kings Nsw Discovery, Eec- trio Bttsrs, Buoklsn's Arnics Sslve, or De. Kings Nav Life Pills, it means that we are authorized by the proprie- toys to sell these remedies on positive gusra . tse, thss # purchaser is not sat- isfad with results. we will refund the purchase price. Thsse medicines have been sold on thIs RuaEantes for many yasrs, and there could be no more con- elusive evidence of their great merit. Ask about them aud give them 8 trial. Sold at Phoenix Drug Co.'S. and NJ. P. Chnbh's druR stores.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
HIGH WATER.
The GiIa River on the Rampage. Resched 6 Higher Point than
 in 1891,

Last Inday night the citizens Of Solononvilie were startled by 8 tele- gram which came from Duncan en- nounciDg the news that tbe Gila river was rushing by that place five feet high CT shan u was during the fl aod of 1891
 De- Lacy received she nows over the wire md hurFled across the street in forming everyone he met of the news from Duncan. MP. Solomon dispatcn- ed man to the ocsl camp seven miles above town to wsrn them of the sp- prosching higa water. Preparations were made in hurry and the cam ping outfit moved up on the hill They were none too soon for about ? o'clock Mon dsy morning the river cams roaring through ths Box canyon above them aud spread over the hat completely GOV eEing their camping place. A man was sent after the ditch boss who closed down all the head gates on tLe Monte zums canal, bus he had 1st as well have left them open. Durr9 the high water ths heedgates wsrs completely covered and the water poured over them in torrents- The canal ovsI flowed in town and .i1e streets ware turned into FiVera. Waves ran ten and twelve feet evening on Monday before the river showed any signs of faliir g-Grahdm County Bul[eti.:
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Tucson Citizen:

The Ssginaw camp, nine miles from Tucson, Is pulling cut 8 mile at time. Three car loads of machinery are now bsiug hauled to the mine, including one 160 horse power CoFliss engine, ? Hunt ington mills, Gatg rock crusheE, 6 Wiffly concentrations, 1 1S0 hoFss power Atu bular boiler, together with the necee- ssFy shafting. With this in place the crushing capacity will be increased to 100 sons psF day. The present. mill will be stopped in few days in order to 6llow the new m mechinery to be put in place. The company havs 48 men on the payroll of the mine. This does not include wood choppers and hsulers of whom their is quite force. Water is e great disidersum but the Dakote yields 1000 gallons daily and deeper sinking will give the necessary amount A shaft 200 feet dsep is also being pushed down on the Pslo Verde. To addition to tre company buildings there are 27 occu pied tents in place and oddly enough 27 school children in the camp. An application for school, postoffice and telephone line have been made. There is the promise of big camp in the near future.
 At the board of trade meeting last uighs resolutions ware passed urging the City Council to make arrangements with the Southern Pacific for water for the town. Is appears that the South sFn Pacific have sgFsed to supply water ct the rate of 15 csnts per 1000 gallons providing the city furnish the service pipes This it is estimated will involve an outlay of about S7OOO They also passed resolution endorsing the street railway proposition and urging the council 50 help the good work along. It is believed the road will bs in operation as far ss the university within the next three months.
 A sale of the Young America mine is reported 50 have been 10 ade to Chicago parties, and 5000 was paid down on Saturday last. as first instalIment CD the bond JohDny Devine, Chris Christensen, W P Woods and Nr. Rsitz are understood to be interested in the sale. and each received their pFopor- tionase share of the above amount.
 Sun Democrat:
 h lees than eighteen months B smslteF will be located at Flagstaff, from the signs now visible, and within two
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16

His Body Found in a Shallow Grave On Eagle Greek. Six Miles
 From Morenci.


 Ia the month of December, 1895, John Miller. wall known prospecsoE and miner disappeared from MoFeuci, where be had lived for several years. MF. Miller left home one morning with the intention of gong to Gold Gulch to do some assessment work for MF. l. Knapp who was then st Globe He took his Winchester with him and that was the last time any of his friends s6G him alive.
 Ills disappearance occurred only a few days prior to the killing of Pablo Saloido by A Chacon and his band Of Eobbere and murdsFsTs. Foul play was suspected by Millsr's friends, ss he was by no means fsvoFite with some tough characters in MoFsnoi, who had been stealing horses, robbing d dwellings, stc. He Wss one of tbs robbers vic sims, they having broken into his house and stolen large number of valuable specimens.
 DiliRent search WAS made for Miller by his friends and tds officers of -Mor- snci and Clifton, but no trscs Of him could be found. The general belief wes that Miller had been murdered and his body dragged into some sben- doned tunnel OF thrown into 8 shaft. One of the men killed ip the fight with officers ss shs sims Sslcido lost his life, had Millez's rfis and this streog thened the theory of MilIer's deetb.
 On the 31ss of last month, Justice Lspgermsn of Morenci, was notified that grave had been found at a se- cIuded spot CD Esgie Creek, six miles distant from Morencl. It was st once surmised that John Miller's last resting place had been found.
 A party was organized consisting of Dr. .WJDsvis, w T Johnson, H D Keppler, W E Back, Wm M Romley and Maroial Mesa, the latter bsing the discoverer of the Rrsvs. ca srrivsl st the grave, which proved to be very shallow one, ths Morenci party disin- tered the body, which from the cloth ing and other evidence vas identified as bhst of John Miller The remains were taken to Morenci where an inquest was held by Justice LlDgeFmaD, after whict they were reburied, the expenses all be ing paid by the friends of deceased. - Grahdns County Bulletin.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Interesting Paragraphs.

From Saturdays Daily.
 September proves to be the rainy montt of the summer season this year.
 Governor McOord today appointed Mir D Mshoney, of Prescott, ss sid-de- camp with the rank of Captain.
 The rain storms continue to come along very regularly each day and the mud continues to grow deeper on Wash ington street.
 The HERALD office was invaded the watermelon from the 160 acre water melon patch of Fowler Bros. who raises melons fe to lure the gods from their pleasures on the Olympien hills. On rext Friday, the 17th the Good Templars of the valley will ask their friends to join them in picnic to Dsiley's Grove in Mesa City: The ex- cursIon train will leave the M. & P. | depot ss half past nine o'clock, the fare for the round trip being but % cents. Mir. T. L. Schultz returned shis morning from Ash Fork where he wen' to meet Mrs. Schultz on her rerurr from Califiorais. This was MF Schultz first trip over the SEP. .&P.road and b, says it is ths most remarkable railroad he ever rode over. He says the track all are laid up hill and its person was tt get of She train to walk and turned around couple of times he would no know in which direction he was travel ling.
 There are at the present time twenty two prisoners In the county jail, all o whom are serving sentences with tn exception of seven who are awaiting th oonvening of the grand jury to pass o bheiE cases. Of these seven one Raphael Vslenzuela who is now in tn county jail waiting for the grand jur for the third time. Heretofore he ha always escaped though this time nj chances are very good for becoming charge of the Territory. Seven is th smallest number of grand jury prisoner in the county jail at this time of th year for many years and from presen appearances the grand jury will hay but littIs to do.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
A Schilling & Company
 San Francisco

water every acre under such canals, and the surplus thereafter utilized in the reclamation of new lands.
 It has been suggested that the so u- tion of the reclamation of the arid lands in the West might be effe by oeding such lands to tbe States and Territories in which they are located. If the work is too stupendous for the National Government to undertake
 what can such poverty stTiken common wealths os Idsbo, Wyoming, the Dsko-
 bas, Montana, Nevada, Utah, New Mex leo OF Arizoua hope to accomplish To oede such lsnds is merely to belittle the question end place on communities all
 ready overbuTdened with debt the duty
 of creating homes for the increase in 8
 population of over seventy-fve millions
 of souls. It means the building up not
 It will merely eggrevate the conten-
 tious between the different states and
 territories as to which is entitled to
 the water, while 50 the settler under such works 1t gives no guaFentee of Sc
 curity that be will not receive the the Rio Grande Valley in New Mexico Texas and Mexico have already received from Colorado.
 There Is but one solution to the en- tire question: public control and public ownership, control that will prevent exaction, and ownership that will build irrigation works. This can only be done by and with the assistance o1 | the general government, call is batter ] nslism or anything you like to. In the
 last fifty years Congress has expended | S392, ,606 ,596. 28 in the improvements oi eastern herbors, in building dams, can als and like works. In the year 109t
 alone, 1t appropriated S7l, ,158. .956.88 fol this purpose. If it is can do shis In the l in ntetest of con merce, without being charged with psterIslism why can il | not do likewise in the in terest of com merce, iI the interest of millions oi homeless in our nation? Of commerce | and agriculture, agriculture is far more entitled to consideration, for without agriculture there can be no commerce l Within two :esrs space the govern
 ment has spent S15,O00,O0o in sugar 1 bouD ties, and it has spent in the lss quarter of centuary over hundred
 millions in constructing post offices ant other public building in eastern cities and yet no bowl of paternalism ha. gone up against such expenditures as ii
 raised whenever the suggestion is made 1 that it should cid in the reclamation o the arid lands From May 20, 1875 tt
 June 30, 1896, but twenty one yeari | the government received from sale o l pu blic lands chiefly thein western stateE
 S31S, ,532. .129. 20. is is psternalism ol | only justics to ask that 8 portion ot
 this be expended in those sections from
 which it was gathered?
 With twenty-two senators, and ovel
 sixty members of Congress the Wes
 needs only demand recognition to re | ceive 1t. It only needs to get out o ! this spivelliug cgus whose chief srgu-
 mebt is ''sornist peternalism" to accom piish anything. O9cs stsrted d sad th'
 york is half cccmplished Let ue 4ir | with ths HERALD in making the stat 1 VIM. o. DWELL.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16

Donb forgss the Good Templsrs' picnic at Mesa City on Ffidsy Twenty-Five cents will pay for the round trip end good time is assured all VI 0 attend.
 Just try 6 1Oc. box of CGscsrets, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Pres cott & Eastern railroad were filed with the Territorial Secretary today The inoorporetors are D M Ferry, 0 0 Bowen, Simon J Murphy, N K Fair banks, Jay Morton, F NJ Murphy and Geo w KFetzioger. The line will run from Prescott to Big Bog. Notice of intention to build the read WAS also filed.
 The members of the City Council now present in the city held sort ots indig- nation meetiDg st the oity hall this morning and discussed city sffairs, par ticulerly the drainage and conditions of the streets of the oity. They consider themselves abused since the heavy rain of Saturday last and do not hold them . selves responsible for the unpleasant effects of that rain. As soon ss 8 quorum of members are iD the city an effort will be msde to plscs Washing ton street in condition to withstand any storm that may coms. That street from the court house to the city hall will be cut down to grade and grsvelIed and placed in good shsps end the work will then be carried on throughout the business portions of the city.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Reported f,r tho Eer~Id by Pbeni,
 Tisle Guaranty and Abstract Go.

gEAG rssr&5E zkAk EERs. Reported f,r tSso kSer~Id by Pbenix Tisle Guaranty and Abstract Go.
 Sept. II. Simon Novinger and M E Collins to H D Fisher, deed, lots l 4 blk 47 Capitol add; sl2OO. Alex Bsrssnti, by sheriff, to Henry Perazzo, deed, lots and II, blk 9, Phoe- nix; sS3O0.
 Wade H Rulings to M E Collins, deed, lots l 3 blk 1T, Capitol add; S1OO.
 Articles of Incorporation of Phoenix, Globe end Camper Ba,t Railroad O., o4pisal stock S2 OoOOOO; incorporators, A KuFtz, B A Poyep, E Wskelin, s R H Robinson and D 4 Abrams.
 Walter A Bolton and wife to M West, deed. lots 24 sud 26 blk 52, Tempe; S5.OoO.
 Sept 13. Thos Bsysn to A Bisuco deed lots 9. B aud 24 blk 43 Collius add. S150. Aucii Martin So M,rism Talbot Mar aio deed lo'a 8 X 36 Highland sdd s1O. John T Danlao to Territory ot Ari- zoua, bond ss N P, T l. Shultz and Lloyd B OhFisty surssiss. slO00s Tne New England Land Go. to Ella J Pstsrs deed " E blk 2 Hsdeell add, Glendale S452
 Arsioles of Incorporation of the Bol- Son Go. to transact sil and every kind of business. cspisal stock SlO0,O00, in corpsrstors Sarah Bolton. Ahce Bolton, F or=nc= 3olto1. Arsbur L Bolton < " A Rolson
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Com

This is the best medicine in the world for all forms of coughs and colds and for consumption. Every bottle is guaranteed It will cure and nos dis appoint. Every bottle Is qusrsn snteed l. has 20 equal for whoopinR cough asthma. hsy fever, pneumonie, bron- chitis. Ia grippe, cold in the heed snd for consumption. It is safe for all ages, pleeeent to tbke, and, above all, 8 surg ouae | is tiweys yell to take Dr. KIrg'- Nv LifA Pills in connec- tioL with Lr K re'e N4w D .acovesy, ss they reguiete ard one the e.onech and bo@els. We guarantee psrtsct sstief. C. tion or return mopey. Free trial bot ties at Pnoeulx Dug Co'e. ard N P. Chuhb's drug stores.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
LETTER LIST
Unclaimed Letters in ehe Post Office at Phoenix, Arizona, Sept.
 14th 1897.

Unclaimed Letters in the Post Office
 at Phoenix, Arizona, Sept.
 14th, 1897. Bertrsm, Wm Brooks, co Brown, W-2 Connors, John Cooper. Frank Collins, Miss co Davis, Wn P Eoglish, Walter Howe, JJ Johnson, Skinner Kincsid. J P Lsddy, Lock, David McBsin, B McMsFtin, A Means, s w Mestle, Frank Morgan, NIT Myers, l. O Myers, PJ Owens, Jesse A Psye, Geo w Psccianini, Jos PJllock F E Prestol, Mir Putnam, Mark Rice, Frank Rhode, E Rose, B A Smith, Mise Ida Testels. Dan Thomas, Chas P rfuesdsle, Geo Warner. Frank Webster, J Williams, Will Wiiliams,J J B Wiley. DB B Wilson, Mrs B Wright, Dr Lindley Young, Frank Yokem, s D
 CARTAs EsPANoLAs. Abraham Aguirre Felipe AslIssauo Maria Begs Francisco Cairuz Camila Chavez Josefs L Lsrez B Lopez Ricardo l. Martinez Dionioia L Moreno E Montiio Santiago Montes Nschits Ortegs Onofre Ceislla Maria Bsrdugo Gall for advertised letters
 W. E. THOMAS, P. M.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Don's Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
 Life Away

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take To-Bsc, tbe wonder worker tbRt makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pound iu ten days. Over 400, ,000 cured. Buy Ao-To-Rac from your a%E drnegiss, Nisho will guarantee cure. Booklet and samples mailed free. Ad- dress Sterling Remedy Uo,. Chicago OK New York.