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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
The following securities were sold AT auction
at the NcwYork Real Estate Salesroom ny
Adrian H. Muller * Son:

ADRIAN III. Muller d son.
80 shares Gcrmsn.Amercsn Fire Insurance com
paHN. New-iork too1
% shares German Alliance Fire Insurance com
IA shares Brooklyn Trus; Company. Brookl,n
y " ...-........-.- ....'.' wi 10 7"'7
- rrn"K,n '''' '|''" anu ''"' go
- shares Washington Trust company. New
s. Y ''.....'.,..... ....,'.............. .244is
% share Kings County Tr,r; company. Brook
- shares Nassau Trust Company Brooklyn y .,,
IS shares consolidated Ca. Conpany y y. .2l3s
3oi shares southern Railway Company. preferred @J.
%ew.Yofk .27i'.
s2i Duluth. sc,,'h shore and Atlantic Railroad
- mortgage bonds du" 1887 io2
5000 southern Hallway company hrst norigag"
per trnt.. Gee 1901 ......... .....-..: 92s
10000 Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
collateral trust lords. due 1894 .. 1881
$1,000 Erie Railway Company consolidated mortgag"
per cent bonds. On" Sepemter. 1870 .-.. .lf.s
100 shares NewYork Central ioai company
10 shares oriental Bank .....-.......-.... I'm
100 shares Equitable Gaslight Company OF New -
York ......... ............- .2.p
~ shares Adams Express company ............. 1885,
80 shares Yellow Pine Company. preferred ...... ~
shares Latin & Rand Powder Company .... 10
II shares central National Bank ........ :63.
u shares United N"w-Jc'sey Railroad and canal 49,
shares Importers and Trs,ierc National Bank 'aea
s. shares Merchants National Bank .........l'I
200 shares Texas Paoin' Land Trls'' Certificates q
$1,000 Missouri Pacific Raivs: company Hrst col
lateral mortgage par sent bonds. du" August .
SO o1o Missouri Paciai Ra'ivsy COMPANY ,rus per
cent bonds due January. 1917 .............. 90
~ ehares LAWYERS Tile Insurance Company lis
ca shares Panama Railroad Company .......... iN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
THE MONEY MARKET.

Domestic exchange was as follows at the
places named: SavanYlah-Buying. lilo on; SELL
Ing par New Orleans-Commercial. 81 90 as
count: bank. par Charleston-Buylng, l-lOc.
discount: selling. Lice premium. Chicago-Zoc
discount. San Francisco-Sight. loo; telegraph.
l1i9c Boston--lOG IL 2-3c. discount. Cincinnati
Between banks Coo. discount; over counter.
par. ,
Bank cearings in this city were: Exchanges.
S132 So Az: balances ST.S3O,024. Boston-Ex-
changes SIG 167 OIL: balances. S1S9I 300! Chi
oago-Exchanges. $16.3l5993; balances: 81, 4iE-
$40 Baltimore-Exchanges. S2.20.922 bal
ances. s4l2316 iladelphia-Exchanges. So
032 So; balances. 81, 6So3S6 ~
The commercial price If bar silver was o31ec.
Mexican silver dollars. 42c. In London bar sill
yer declined y to ODD. silver exports to-mor-
row. 10000 ounces.
Money on call in London was &Nl per cent.
and open market discounts 1-16 per cent FOR
short and . 1-16 per cent for long bills British
consols closed at 1117s for money and HIS
for the account. French rentes were lo3 francs
1917 centimes Paris discount rate. 1's per cent.
Paris exchange on London. % francs IL CEN
times Berlin discount rate. 3ss per cent
THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement.
covering actual results Of two days ago, COM
pared with the last preceding statement, gives
the following balances:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

The Chatham National Bank has declared a
quarterly dividend OF per cent out OF earnings
OF the last three months. payable October ].
The Fortuna Gold Mining and Milling Com
pany has declared It's thirteenth monthly
dividend of ~ cents share. The company
is making arrangements to increase the output
by the erection of new stamps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
~ OTICE.-Thc Department of Docks will sell
Steamboats,.

Boston and M@w [E@gOamGS
VIA SOUND LINES.
FALL RIVER II%E; VIA NSwgGrt and Fan ALL. River H,H.
and sunday at $50 T. steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. orchestra on each - 81, a.,
pp6VIDTNCE LINE. via Providence. Leave Pier 30.
X r. ono block above cana St week days only. at
s30 T. NJ steamers Plymouth and Rhode Island Or
on cach. nj
n t. one block above cana; ST. week DAYS only. at
cp AZ Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
>GGpic,IIcu LINE Via New London Leave Pier 40
1ud MOI r. r.. Desbrosses St week days only,
U 'e p NJ steamers city OF Lowell! and City Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

TIE ST. LAWRENCE AND ADIRONDACK.
The 81, Lawrence and Adirondack Railroad Company
,.norts for ending June 30 ls3Dg surplus after
charge, ~ 81 go against $780, In 1890 Thc general bal
.nr. shee, shows: A-sestost ~ road ~ m383
r,er ,s..,e $50. other 1881 $50 total. 81.
eaa 7os liabilities Capital Si0D0oo funded debt $500
Id current abiiiti~s stH1G pfOnt ana loss surplus
~ 900: total. 81 $50 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

TIE AMERICAS TOBACCO COMPANY.
Joi 20 West 80 St.
Sow N1a. september 90 1897
\ DIVIDEND of two per cent 60 has been
de.larcd on the common Sfo-k Il THIS Comp
abe 80 tic Farmer. Ian n Trust 60. - William ST.
Sew York cy on the T.; ~ % ~, enaer 1897. 20 tho
holders n ne Common stock - record l3h day -
October 1885,,
re transfer books ot The common sok VIII be closed
on october a. 1877 , O'Clock l.. NJ and wl reopen
on Soiciuier .. 1874. a. 10 o'clock \. "
GEORGE AREN'T Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors o
llublil Notitrs.


EEALED Eds OR ESTIMATES. WITH
> tho IN, 4 the work and the Of the bidder
ind,r.d thereon Will 10 received by III" Department u
pubc iarks AZ s Offices Arsenal Budlns. sixty fourth
srse, AMI r IN avenue. central Park until oc.ock
y # Of Monday september -. 1897
'rOR IIRNlSfIING All. THE LABOR. AND FUR.
NiSIIiN6; AND ERECTING ALh THE MATERIAtS
NL't.SSA AIRY TO ERECT AND COMPLETE, so FAR
As UFREIN SPECIFIED THE NEW sol EST
FORMER WING AND l.ECTt RE HALL. BtllIllNG
A.p ENHANCEMENT or THE AMERICAN MI SCI "
OF NATt'RhL HISTORY, ~ THE MANHATTAN
sot ARE including an the Necessary Blasting and FIX
cSva,ing Blli and other Drains Forndotons Concret.
Ia, Erckw rt Bubble stone Work. Filling and Ramming
o.. Trenches Grading Masonwork Granite and other
st-ravork Piasterrg AMI Stucoo-work. Fre-proonns.
cast iron Wrought Iron and steel al'anzet Iron and
WIrnork C,pp.r and other Netalwort Skvishs. Glaz-
INK Roofing Hastings 81 ~guards Gh,ering Leaders
TIumhing Gas and other Pipes carpenter work DSlT
,rI window Frames. Doors Sashes. Glass. PAINTING.
s,.,s pet,orns cleaning. Pipes Valves Electric Work
anf Alterations and Connections with Present buildings
and other Works.
= Tho time Tor thr reception and opening ~ the
- ~ r,n..als invited by tho above advertisement Is
'-,l,d T., Noncav october lsN1 AZ two O'Clock i VI
"a. o,ier 81 the nm ssion"rs ~ Public Iarks.
~ "'' " WILLIAM LEARY. Secretary
NJ OTlCE.-rhc Department or Docks VIII sell
~ = multi. auction on October >th 1887. NJ 10 O'Clock
n 'pu, Ruits Oh Timber. Ola Iron. etc. For par
tcilars CITY Record 'd'a'osIeS {" 'PP''0i'o" ~
Picr A. Horh River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Customs receipts reported from Washington
to-day were Si29 2Sl Internal revenue receipts
S34S 632 and the miscellaneous receipts S22Oi,:
total Government receipts fOr The day. SID.9sN;
expenditures 10000: excess Of receipts, S@9.-
9SS Receipts for the month to date. $40. 3S0949
expenditures. s23.9S1 900: excess Of expendi-
lures S3GO00Ji Receipts for fiscal year TO
date SIS 4S9 GtS: expenditures S101 669. 956; ex
cess OF expenditures. $40. 1sO2s9. Receipts OF
National bank notes for redemption to-day
S21S.612.
The Sub Urea sury was debtor at the Clear
ing House $4,000 Its net loss on balance was
$5.G.5S9 made up by loss in currency Of
$3.50 GS3 and a loss in coin OF S2GG9;6. To-day =
operations Incd 900 t,eCep'S pay
ance OF $209 O21 Gi4 consisting o. sliS54sO1S
coin ard sos 40 5G6 currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.
ani so West 81 ST.
New York. september 90 1897
\ QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF per cent
has boon declared Preferred Stock OF This
COMPANY PAYABLE az the Farmers Loan Trust 60. ~
william St No-i Ciiy. the is day Of November.
1891 holders - the Preferred Stock n record
me l.'n day of october. 1915.
The transfer the Preferred Stock vii he closed
on october ~. 1891 o'co'N l. VI. ana Will reopen
ON November 2 l>31. a. 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
GEORGE ARENTS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

New York Security and Trust Company,
NO 40 WALL. ST. NEW YORK.
COUPONS PAYABLE OCT. 1ST. 1897.
PittsburG & Lake Erie II. r. Co. Second MtEe..
Spring brook water supply Co.,
MetrOpOlttan CrOsstOwn ny. Co..
CITY OF Dallas. Texas. 81
''' FINDING BONDS,
Venice g. CarOndcIct Ry. Co.,
Central Railway PcOrfH.
Terminal Warehouse CO..
Kansas City Cable ky. Co..
Reform Club.
Central AnsOnia Sugar Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST co.

W N'''' 'f'' NJ i''N'A We
40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK. sept. 81. 1897
4 OF ARrEkLN DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
CENT. LaH been tr.s dav declared hy the Board OF
Trustees pa,ah. October T. l>I1 s'pckholers ~
ord On the closing - ne traus'et h'.ss az i. VI
September - lue bJois alll i~ ,pcned 10 \. VI.
Oci. Der l.
EDWARD o. Stanley. treasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

THE, COLUMBUS HOOKING VALLEY AND TOLEDO
RAILWAY COMPANY
" NOSSARRAT. RECEIVER.
THE COUPONS due October LIST. 1897. on the
COIINBtS ASD HOCK1HG VALLEY RAILROAD
CoMPANY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS will be paid ana after October lSt. 1897 on
presentation at tho Office - The Trust Company.
100 Broadway. New York City
y MONSARRAT. Receiver.
Columbus Ohio September 2Ist. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

GEORGE ELLIS, Secretary
JOHN L. rlORRlS, Asst Secretary.
EDWARD V. PRESTON, Supt Of Agencies
J. Is. LEWIS, I'D, Medical Director and Adjud-r.
SYLVESTER &. DUNHAM. Counsel
NEW YORK OFFICE.
81 Nassau Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

TIE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
= declared a quarterly dividend of FOUR PER CENT.
out the Of the past three months payable
after October sr Until which date the transfer books
Will be closed.
II. +. DOREMUS. Cashier.
NV York. September e4ih. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER r. r. CO.
the Treasurer.
New York. Sept. -. 1897.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this COM
l. pan. at p meeting held this day. declared dvi
dend of ONE PER CENT. its capital stock payable
AZ this the 18th day Of October next TO stock
bo,aers OF record O'Clock the Both inst
az which time transfer books will be closed. to be
opened al ten oclock on the 10Th day OF October
T. v W. ''SSii En- i'easufeE'
TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
Frs, Mortgage coupons due LIST October. 1897. will
y. natd ON and AFTER that date b. MORAN BROTHERS.
q william
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Actual cash
outstanding - 800. $3.50. 90,
tfcaes s225 Ils,313 $40 100 Inc Sll3 'cS
Deposits in Ma - .,- mn
tonal banks 1888. 9OI liljlGsi Dec 3s'Z@"
Avalabl. cash s2l2 s53 $50 s2i23sis53 Dec s27S427
&s,,., II.hui,tss y ~. 973 2I Inc. 44OlJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CLEVELAND CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND ST LOWS.
lSp, 1896 1897.
# mile ISIS
Third vcek in sent. s2S,slI s2.a2l. SeS;
Jan {, sept. ii 99sSo7s 02S> ~: 9.Ga 80
PITTsBURG AND WESTERN
Number & mles....... 3j' 4oi
Third v,.k in
Jan ! :, Sept, III. 2ig3sa2 2rsoa5H 2oca sos
ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
A TERRIBLE DEED.
Spain's Prime Minister Shot
 Dead by an Assassin
IN COLD BLOOD.
The Outcome of an Ex tensive Anarchist Con-
 spiracy.

MADRID, Aug. 9.-The ssssssinat
 of the Prime Minister of Spain, Ssnor Osnovas Dsi Castillo. who was shot end
 killed by an Italian anarchist, believed
 to be Michele Augene Golli, at the
 Baths of Santa Agusds yesterday after
 noon was undoubtedly cold bloodedly
 meditsted. Golli watched for the op-
 portunity to kill the Spanish statesman
 and only fred when he had no chance
 of missing. h fact the assassin, who
 was arrested almost immediately after
 the Premier fell dead at the feet of his
 wife, declared as much to the examin-
 ing magistrate. The Prime Minister
 fingered for some time in acom @ and
 passed away with the cry "L2ng Live Spain" Further details of the assassi-
 nation show that Premier Conovss del Castillo and wife were present. yesser
 day at she celebration of mass in the Chapel attached to the Baths. After mass the premier was reading and con- versing with some reporters when the assassin approached and fired three shots at him with arevolver, hitting him in the 
 wounded man fell to she ground crying, Assassin; long live Spain" The Pre- mier was carried to room and expired at 1:30 p m, after extreme uncsion had been administered by priest of the~ Dominican order. The murderer was immediately seized by the people in the vicinity, severely handled and would have been killed had it not been for the protection of the civil guards. The prisoner, who declared he had killed the Premier ''in accomplishment of just vengeance" gave the name of Rlnaldi and claimed that the deed was the out come of an extensive anarchist con- spiracy. Later. however, the assassin confessed that his real name was Michele Angeliue Golli, that he was twsnty-six years Of age, native of Boggi, near Naples, and that he left Italy and came to Spain in 1896
 Sonora Cauovas, wife of the Premier, husband when the crime was commit ted, rushed to his side upon bearing theW shots. As the premier lay dying on the ground she bitterly represented the murderer for his crime. Golli in reply to the sgonizing words of the distracted wife said: "I respect you because you l. are an honorable lady but have done my duty and am now easy in my mind for have avenged the friends and brother of Montj Juices"
 The Cabinet sat until two o'clock this morning and decided to publish in the official Gazette today which will appesF with black border the appointment of Lieutenant General Don Msrcolo De Ascareago, minister of war, as premi.r sd interim.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
Clear The Way

For the escape from the system of it's waste and debris. which, if retained, would vitiate the hodi1y faids and overthrow health. That im- portant channel of exit, the bowels. may be kept perfectly free from obstructions by using the non-g -griping. gently acting and agreeable cathartio, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. which not only liberetes impurities, but inyigorates the lining of the intestinal canal, when weaken ed by constipation or the up pviee of violent purgatives The stomach. liver and urinary organs are likewise reinforced and aroused to healthful action by this benefcent tonic and corrective, and every organ. fiber, muscle and nerve experiences a share of its invigoratir g influence. Unobjsctionsble, thorough, a most genial and wholesome medicinal stimulant and owing its efficacy to botaaic sources exclusively it is the remedy best adapted to household use, punt of its safety. wise scope and speedy action
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12
JAPANESE NEM
The Country Will Adopt Geld
 Standard.
THE HAWAIIAN QUESTION.
Japan's Position One of Friend ship and Nothing
 More.

SAN FRANcIs co, Aug. 1O.-Tbe
 eseamsr Peru arrived this morning from
 Yokohama via Hong Kong with the fol- 1 lowing Japanese advices:
 1 There is no doubt whatever that
 from October 1 next Jepan will have gold currency. A circnlaF issued by the Specie bank announcee that from
 that date it will pay gold for bank of Japan notes. The Osaka mint is very
 busy st present minting new gold coins the twenty yen coin being struck first. Fne project is to mint & n iliion yen
 worth of subsidiary coins, including fifty sen coins within the yeer, in order to expedite the issursnos of the new coins the usual summer vacation of officials has been dispensed with. Pub fishers and writers of the Tokyo Nichi
 Niehi Shim6unl, CI1u1UO Shinlbunl, and
 Tokyo Shimbuna have been condemned
 to imprison ment for one month and to
 pay fine of five yen for insulting the the ministers of atats by publication in
 their paper of ths famous "Song of March," The Jopenese govern ment ass decided to totally abolish export duty from the commencement of the 31st financial year that is to say from April l, next. Although the budget for that year shows deficit of revenue. A decision bss been made with 5he view of encouraging export srsde. The amount of export duty es- timated in the budget for the current year is 2,269,778 yen but in view of there being en increase ot seven millions yen in customs receipts from 1899 when she new treaty will become operative and their gradually increasing, there will be no difficulty, even though ex port duty be abolished. The Japanese papers are unanimous in approving the proposed submission of the Hawaiian diff sulty to arbitration.
 The Mainichi com nentipg upon the annexation question says: The reason why Japan has made @ protest as soon as the signing of the annexation became known is that she hes done so simply | out of friendship so as to make known her views in the matter before diplo- matic negotiations are opened. From | the reply of the United States Secretary l of State to Jspen's first protest it ap- pears that the determinstion of Amer ca on the subjsob Is very firm. The Japanese government, however, hes not | eel lad m Ina attjtuGa of othaP cou nkFiHa from the outset and this policy will be adhered to the lsss'
 The Japan Gazette seya that there is feeling akin to panic at Kobe which, i; not eoon checked, will lead to serious results. Foreigners are b. coming alarmsd for their safety and encounters with coolies are rife and the spectacle of foreign blue jackets being pursued by mob roughs nob reessurirg.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

TEE Republican party goes straight along redeemi0R its rledges. It prom
 ised at St. Louis protective tariff and has produced it. To promised an hon. est effort for a bimetalic conference, and has not only made the effort, but the effort is likely to be crowned with suo- CESS. It promised 8 currency with every dollar ss good ss gold, and it's Secretary of the Treasury is now shsp ing up plan which will give g uniform and safe currency. and thus redeem the important pledges. of the plat form. Contrast this state of affairs with the conditions four years SEQ, when banks were failing and business houses crashing in every direction.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

] -o--- ,fiIy, says:
 Mr. Anderson wee 8 wealthy man
 He had saved considerable money ant
 invested it soundly in Brooklyn tene
 ments which yields good income. H
 was fifty-five years of age and of goot constitution. With his wife and onl.
 SOD, young man of twenty-eix, he livee
 for several years at the Sacor House, or Clinton street, Brooklyn. Tie place i.
 now known ss Wells Hotel
 A year ago She son developed svmp toms of consumption, and by advice oi ais physicians was sent to the pine re zions in the Adirondacks. There he met Whitelaw Reid. Mir. Reid is an enth usiast on the subject of the medi' cinal value of residence in Arizona. end upon his recommendation the young man went to a stock farm near Phos- pir.
 For time his letters home were full ] of encouragement. Then came change and one day few mouths ago Mfr. and Mrs. Anderson packed their trunks and started west.
 They wrote many letters beck to MT. Wells, the hotel proprietor. They spoke in glowing terms Of the climate and of it's beneficial effect upon the health Of their son. Then came letters speaking of 8 return 50 the east. Only wsek ago Mr. Anderson wrote and asked that 8 suit of rooms be retained for himself and wife. He spoke of fine team of F. i, and son were taking many little ex- ploripg tours about the town of Phoe- nix.
 Add lsss night over the telegraph wires flashed from Phoenix this bull letiu:
 Garrett B. Anderson, capitalist, of New York City, died last night on the narrowly escaped
 That is all. Phoenix is 8 thriving Western town, an oasis of civilization wrested from the terrible burnins sands of Arizona by the necessity of trade To dying son the climate meant lite.
 It is but a short ride from Phoenix, the bustlipg town, to the arid wastes. LID OA0 WoROh VLh'i AtOcO Wbsii 1hO skeletons Of early travellers, grim mile- stones that tell of torsures ipoeecrib able.
 M. Anderson was robust man, but not man of adventurous spirit. His friends cannot believe that he left Phoenix with any intention of leaving the beaten path in search of adventure or discovery.
 Even behind 8 good horse OF team they do not wander far from .he track of travel B1s sometimes there are wind storms that drive She sand of She desert into the eyes of the travellers and make them helpless ss babes"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

A MOST important experimentis being made at Bt. Worth, Texas, on the fever sick'', that pest of the cattle Of the southwest particularly, and which is said to coat the oattlemen Of this coun- try $35,O0O,O 900 annually. The experl- ment consists of plugging the stock in- footed by the tick into a tank Of crude petroleum oil mixed with csrbolic acid, which IS sad to be fatal to the tick The process is described es follows:
 "The dipping tank for cattle consists of large wooden vat about ten feet deep and forty feet long, holding about 5000 gallons. The cattle are driven in through narrow chute st the end of which is trap door bal aoced over the edge of the vat. When the steer steps upon the trap it swings downward with 8 sudden plunge. com pletely submerging the animal before 1t b. gins to swim toward the cieeted in cline on the other sds of the tank. The first plunge brings the cbsmical solution into contact with every part of the sseet's body. end so deadly is iss effect upon the fever ticks that they are said 50 Gie almost instantly.
 "Tbe solution employed is B mixture ot crude petroleum, OF black mineral oil. and a small per centGge of carbolic acid. A lsysr swo inches thick is placed in the water, and when the steer emarpes from the tank its body ia mpieteIy covered with thin coesing of the stuff. Ire solution is said to have no injurious effsct upon the cattle, while it is deadly to the tick. l is estimated that thou sad cattle can be dipped in dSy, con- sequently the expenee Of the bath per head is a small item. Some Of the ex- permentali claim that two and even three dips should be given to mako the cure absolute, and this will bs dooe should It be fouod thet single dip does rot give the dssiFed result.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

THE bill nov before Congress- caicu- lated to provided for the admission of Arizona should be loyelly supported by the people Of the Territory. If there is anything our citizens can do to assist in securing the passage of that bill they should do 1t most heartily. and theres"is much. Most of our leading business men are acquainted with some one of prominence iu Congress or in official life about Wsshingto ton. who could be induced to lend their ir rf1uence to assist
 us to become state. To such persons should be sent all avail able printed mat- ter on the Territorial resources and po- pulstion. If the people of Arizona thoroughly interest their friends fn Washington we will get whht we want in due time, probably before the time the present. Congress expires. Delegate Smith has started in promptly to secute @ Statehood. Let us ss promptly aseist him.