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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Mrs. j. 81. Root and Two Children
Thrown From q Buggy by
Train.


Shortly after noon today ss Mrs. J.
q. Root was crossing the NJ. & P. rail
road track sbous two miles and half
south of Tempe, in a buggy, with her
SOD, lad about sixteeus year of age,
and her grandson, twenty months old,
the train, which was returning from
special run to Msricops, ran into the
buggy throwing the occupants 20 the
ground and demolishing tbs vehicle.
Fhe boys both escaped with few slight
bruises, and Mrs. Root sustained nc
serious injuries, being only bruised
about she face.
It was q narrow escape and all parties
interested are thankful the damage was
so slight. just who is to blame for the
accident has not yes been determined,
( anyone. It is probable it was one of
those unforeseen eve nts for which no
one can be responsible.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
Tempe Department.
From Wednesdays D ally :

Rafael Valeuzuela, who hes furnished
more criminal history for the Tempe
court records than half dozen self
respecting outlaws could be expected to
do, dragged his slippery trail through
Judge Carley's court yesterday. 1t was
a plain case OF misdemeanoF and dis
turbanoe of the peace and quietude OF
his mother in-Iaw After all sorts OF
evidencs, in which the witnesses for the
defense testified for the State, six good
men snd true stalled on verdict; three
stood for conviction, while three seemed
to think that mau Of RlfsePs nature
could not be exo%csed to do much bet
ter. Iussmnoh aa the nvrestiog officer
had later on discovered on R4fsePs per
son a revolver etolen from A. j. Aiken
several days siucs. bnd filed d felonious
charge against HIM, Judge Csrley
thought it useless to 81 nor another
jury and hear the first case over, SO
10 was dismissed end the priaoner
held to await action on the other
matter. Aiken also lost saddle which
has since been recovered.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported for the Herald by PhpDtx
TitIe Guaranty and Abstract Co.


TttIe Guaranty and Abstract Co.
June 8.
Henry Wckenburg to Alexander B
Titue, deed to lot block Wicken burg
$50.
Alexander B Titus to r " Baxter
and A Young, deed to lot block 6
Wioken burg, $3.50.
John V Kendall and wife to Andrew
Barry, deed TO lot 25. La Villa Place,
$500.
W P Padget to Joseph W Wilson
sgrsement,r egardinR party wall between
lot and block 80, Phosnix.
WP Paget to Ell W disagreement
regarding purity wall between lots and
8, block 80, Phoenix
Flora B and R L Rosson to Aaron
Goldberg, deed to lots l. 3, 5, 7, 9, block
IA, Phoenix. $4,000.
F III MoRnett and wife to Franklin E
Keep, deed TO lot 8, block 7, Cnurohill's
add. $500.
W 81 Campbell and " FL Smith locate
the Blue Ball mining claim, On west OF
Kyrene.
BuckIen's Arnica SaIve.
The best SsIve ir the world for Outs,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fsver Sores, Tstter, Chapped
Hands, Ohilbislns, Corns, and
all SKIN Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. Il is guaran-
teed TO give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents box.
For sale by keystone Pharmacy and the |
Drug Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
1aropai COUNTY, Reporter

Yauapai County Reporter:
Fl. E. Morton came up last week from
his=aill on the Verde, where he has just
completed satisfactory run OF ore
from the Gold Ring mine. Five men
are doing development work in this
mine, and the pay streak holds out we'll.
Mr.. Morton has returned to the river,
having been absent three daye, the
longest consecutive time since the prop
erty came under his management.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
Vim, Vigor, Vitality,
RES TOR ed
eEs so DAYS.
CANYONS vITALGZEn
GOOD EFPNrTS AT ONCE.

Cures Genersl or Soscisl Debility, W .keful-
ness. spernatorrhoea. Emissions, 1mprfency,
Paresis, etc CorTects Functional Disorders
caused By errors or ezoesses, quickly restoring
Lost Manhood IL old or youTg G, eisiI Vigor
and SneLgth where 70 merry weak pre-
vaiied Convenient p,oSag2, simple, jfs ctus
and lsgiumats. Gaze is qatick and thorough.
Don't De deceived by imitation, ns isI ON
CANTON s Vitalizs,s. sent sealed If your
drug sc does not have it. Price one G tlar per
pack q. for So win written guar itee Of
complete cure In er1naticn, references, etc..
free AMI er,n o deu tiaI send ms STATE iaent OF
case ami 2Sc torn eek Trial ueatm. t. One
only. sent to eoch peTsoD.
CANTON MED. co. RIOS TON. , IS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
Journal Miner:

Journal Miner:
Mrs. Sampson and daughter OF Tenn
pc are stopping few days in Prescott,
en- route east.
There were heavy winds prevailing In
the valley Saturday, blowing down
several large trees, fences, etc.
The district court calendar is unusu-
ally long for the approaching term, there
being no less than ninety cases already
on it. When court convenes there will
NO doubt be additional civil cases added
to il, while there will be q score or
more OF criminal Gases added, swelling
It TO considerably over one hundred.
In prosecuting on the 300 and 400
levels of the Little Jessie mine an en-
sirely new and different character OF
ore has been encountered. Il is tellur-
ride ore and goes $500 per ton.
Joseph Fl. Drew, the Walnut creek
bear hunter, brought in the scalp of
monster cinnamon bear today. He
killed it in the Juniper range of noun
tains. The animal had been wounded
once OeIOres ana before ne succeeded ID
killing him he lodged sixteen bullets in
his CARCASS. He estimates that ii will
weigh nearly 1900 pounds. At the same
time he killed this one he killed two
grizzlies also.
DR.. J. Miller, who returned yesterday
from visit to Montezuma Wells, says
that the problem of securing labor in
she Verde valley is very serious one,
as there are no unemployed there. He
says that one man who wanted help en-
ployed and paid q man for ten days be-
fore he needed him IN order to secure
his services when needed.
Henry Houser. confidential man for
B. Lsntry & Sons, came in yesterday
evening to euperintend the shipment OF
che firms grading outfit to the line of
bhe A. & P. railroad, where they have
two OF three contracts for the constFuc-
ton of reservoirs for the Santa Fe COM
paDy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10

Fro m Fridays Dsily.
John Mclean was reported better to-
day.
A.J.Psters went to Tucson last night
| on business.
A carload OF cattle will be shipped tc
Denver today,
Mesars. Harris and Murphy drove
over to Phoenix last night.
Mss Myrtle Zuck, of Tucson, is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. II. Z luck.
The children OF Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Murphy are slowly improving.
Several Tempe people took advantage
of the excursion last night for visit to
the coast.
The charge against Modesto Vnlen-
zuels was dismissed yesterday IL Judge
Carley's court.
Walter johnson returned this morn
ing from Denver. lie reports very
pleasant trip savs i6tie detention IN
New Mexico on account OF high water
and wsshouts
The Woodmen lodges of Tempe hnd
Mesa expect to go to Phoen Sunday
afternoon in body to i5in with the
secret societies of the capital cry in
their observances of memcrieI day.
TIE baccalaur~ate sermon 10 the
Normal Class of ~ viii bs preached by
the Rev. o. Ogburn, Of Paoen,x, at the
Baptist Church ia T. npe Sandny eek,
the 6 h inss Ssrvice wih begin at
o N. Tne Junior Clses ire preparing
TO decorate the church for ms occasion.
Dr.. j. A. D,nes sod .Mi=a Jennie b.
Steele we're quietly msrrled on We'd
aeedsy evening at ths resided ca OF ht.
brides parents Mr. ana Mrs. l.. A. |
Steele, Rev. Wnistant officiating. Only |
the int M ate friends ot tbs contracting /
parties wers present. Mr. Dies IS one
Of our prosperous tusiDees msn and
Miss Steele Is one uf Esmpe's most
,asrming young lad es- Their many |
tr ends Wish them Gil p sslble joys In
tasIE welded life
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10

Mr.. Isaac Homer, proprietor of the
Burton House. Burton, W. ". aud one
OF the most widely known men in the
state, was cured of rheumatism after
three years of suffering. He says: 81
have not scfficient command OF Ian
suage to convey any idea of what I
suffered. Ny physicians told ma that
nothing could be done tor me and my
friends were fully convinced that poth-
ing but death would relieve me OF my
suffering. 10 June, 1894. Mr.. Evens,
then statesmen for the Wheeling Drug
Co. recommended Cham berlain's Pain
Balm. At this time my foot aud lin b
we're swollen to more than double their
normal size and it seemed to me my leg
would burst, but soon after began to
used the Pain Balm the swelling began
to decrease, the pain TO leave and now I
consider that am entirely cured" For
sale by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
Territorial Items.
Tucson CstiEen:

Tucson C5tiEen:
The Tucson emelter was closed down
Saturday after weeks run. They
will start up again as soon as they have
@ sufficient quantity OF ore on which to
work.
Hon. Frank Cox and Hon. Eugene S.
Ives. OF Phoenix, accompanied by W. E.
Travis and Burton Mossman, two cattle
buyers from Montana, were In the city
yesterday. They will return in a few
days to perfect arrangements for the
purchase of los of cattle.
Dave Goldberg, wife and child, of
Phoenix, we're in the CITY yesterday
visiting friends. Mrs. Goldberg and
child left last night for Solomonville,
where she will spend come time visiting
with relatives and friends. Mr.. Gold
berg departed also for the East on bust
ness. He is a member of the firm of
Goldberg Bros, one OF the largest cloth
ing and furnishing stores in the Terri
tory.
Prof. E NJ BogRs leaves tonight for
San Bsrnsrdino county. Gal the scene
of his former lsbors. His health for
the past several months has been grad
ually giving way under pressure of his
duties and too close confinement, he
therefore sought and obtained q leave
of absence for one year. The Board of
Regents, In recognition of his care
full and excellent professional
work while in connection with she
University of Arizons, conferred upon
him the degree OF O. E. He carries
with him che best wisees OF his students
and OF his many friends. and it is hoped
that out door life will again restore him
to health and strength.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
MohdUe Miner:

MohdUe Miner:
This morning the section gang on the
section lying west OF Kingmsn met with
3 serious accident. They were going
down the grade near Msguire's ranch
when a crowbar slipped from the car,
one end striking against q sie and the
other sgainsb the front end OF the car.
The oar was running at good rate of
speed, and the collision with the OBJ
struction threw it Gross wise of the
track. Two Mexicans were thrown
down an embark mens on one side of
the track and two down she other side.
VIM. Whaiea and James Devany were
precipitsted between the rails. Whalen
had collar bone broken and received
small scalp wound, best des being badly
shaken up. Dsvsny's scalp was almost
torn from bis head, the wound being Q
bad one. Foreman DuggsR was Sc
verely shaken up and bruised all over.
Another man was bruised in the body.
The Mexicans escaped injury. Whslen
end Devsny will go into sbe hospital at
Albuquerque tonight.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
From Thursdays Daily.

From thursdays DAILY,
Janitor Wilson is constructing a ros-
trum a by 50 feet ou the south side of
the new Normal building, so be- used for
she exercises of Com Dencement week
The contractor for the completion OF
the stone work is nov putting in place
the newell posts 1T the foot of the balus-
ters of the outside stairs Of the new
Normal building Tbsy are tasty works
of ars and odd much to the beauty of
the structure.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
Prescott Courier:

Prescott Courier:
There was q Fumor on the street yes.
terdsy of the arrival OF q miner in Pres
oott who had located extremely rich
placer diggings in the northern part Of
this Territory.
Joseph Carmichael has struck eiRh-
teen inches OF s5O-pe ton gold ore in
one OF the Phoenix group of mines, Big
Bug district. This ore is exposed in
the face of the $50 foot tunnel at a
depth of 135 feet.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Burt brought
Frank Harris in from Aeh Fork last
evening and lodged him in jail. Sec
sion Foreman James Clark lies at the
point of death at Ash Fork from the
effects of being struck on the head with
a shovel by Harris, who may add one
more 10 the crowd of man killers now
IN our Jail.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
Tombstone Pr Ospector:

| Tombstone Pr OSpector:
Flagstaff, Williams, Peso DIT and
other northern Arizona points are en-
desvoFine to catch tie mapy people
who flee from Tucson a6d Phoenix to
escape the summer beat, and claim TO
offer Rdv6nt6g superior TO the coest.
FoE an all-the year-rouod climate what's
the matter with Tom 5stone?
Mr.. Myeon Mott, an Influential min
ing man of Denver and Cripple Geek,
arrived in town today, coming from
Pearce, where he had been 20 see the
bonanza camp Mr.. Mott states thst
this section is attracting attention liz
the mining world, and be was led 30 pay
our county visit because Of the many
favorsl reports con tinuelly coming from
here. He unhesitatingly states be
vas never more fsvorly impressed With
the general mineral resources of our
county which has thus far come under
his notice, and predicts that VS. are
about to ep Joy a mining boom second TO
thst only of Colorado. Mr.. Mott will
continue his investig atoms and ID is
Of the coming boom.
This afternoon about O'clock our
city was given a eheke-up in the shape
Of mammoth whirlwind which came
rollicking up Femont street IN a way
that is peculiar to whirlwinds. Il was
quite peaceful in its maueuvere until
the cid postoffice corner on Ash and FIRE.
mont was reached, when it went mad at
the dilepideted appearance OF things
and proceeded TO show it's displeasure,
carrying away q section of the awning
and otherwise rattling things In that
vicinity. Fortunately no one was hurt.
A bond has been given by VIM
Holmes on his mining property near
Turquois, in the Dragon mountains, to
Messrs. P. FL. CLARK and Geo. Royt, OF
Los Angeles. These gentlemen are
DOW in town and arrangements will be
made to begin development at once
the mine is q lead property and the de
velopment work already done has shown
sufficient 30 justify work on a larger
scale. We are not at liberty ss present
to make known the figures mentioned in
the bond, but they are perfectly salts
factory to the parties most interested
This section has long been known so
contain rich mineral deposits, silver and
gold prin cipelly, and several locations
in the vicinity of the property bonded
have been profitebly worked in the past
The Prospector congratulsses the
gentlemen on their good fortune and
feels confident that the venture will be
a paying one for them.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10

Indigestion ls taken for consumption.
The word consumption means wasting
away, and dyspeptics often waste away
as badly as oonsumptives.
The reason people waste away is be
cause either they DOM ges enough to
eat, or they don'b digest What they do
eat.
II the latter is your trouble, take
Shaker Digestive Cordial This will
help you to digest your food end stop
your loss of flesh.
Shsksr Digestive Cordial Is made
from herbs, barks and the juices of fruit,
by the welI-kuow1 Shakers az Mount
Lebanon. Il possesses great tonic end
digestive powers.
Shaker Digestive Cordisl has cured
m any supposed consu mptives (who we're
really dyspeptcs) by simply helping
their stomachs TO digest their food, SD Us
giving them nourish msus and new
strength.
Sold by druggists. Trial bottles 10
osnts.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10

Governor Franklin this afternoon is-
sued proclamation of reward for the
apprehension OF the Piute Indian,
"Mouse;" wanted for the murder of Mt1n
Davis and ). 4. Ssearnee on February
9Th, last, about sixty miles from King
man. The amount of the reward Of
fered is $500.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10

A b Pstter, with E @ Atkins & Co.,
Indianapolis, Ind, writes: II have never
before given testimonial in my life,
but will say that for three years we
have never been without Cham bsrlsin's
Collie, Cholera and Dierrhoes Remedy
think OF being without fiour as a bottle
of this Remedy in the summer season.
We have used 1t with eli three of our
children and it has never failed to cure
NOT simply stop pain, bub cure ALSO
lutely. Ii is all right, AID anyone who
tries it will find it SOL For sale by all
druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
Range Net0s:

Range Ne10S:
A mining man who returned lately
from trip TO Dos Cabezss camp ex
pressed surprise that the mines there
are not made to produce. The ore is
there in inexhsustive qualities, and all
that is needed to make q furnishing
camp is capital and push.
Bisbee Lyre:
Frank Oliver sustained serious iDju-
ries while working in the Copper Queen
mine Saturday. He wac using q pinch
bar, which slipped, the end striking
MIN on the cheek, frscturing the cheek
bone. He suffered much from the IN
jury, but will soon be around again,
though somewhat dietigured.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10

Tucson Star:
Judge Sethune was confined to his
bed yesterday, making it necessary to
adjourn court.
P. j. Lonergan was fined the sum OF
$50 for violation OF the cemetery ordi-
canoe. The case was appealed. BE is
under bond for 800.
Prof. W. B. Cresger. principal of the
Phoenix public school, was in the city
yesterday. The professor is one of
she most earnest and able educators
and is deeply interested, not only in
the schools OF Phoenix, but in all the
educational institutions OF the Ter
ritory.
The foundation of Tucson's new
opera house wss commenced yesterday.
A large force of men will be employed
and the building will be completed in
quick order. We will then have an
opera house that will accommodate the
sheatre-goiDg crowd The building
will be of modern style with all the
latest equipments.
The strike reported in the Star which
was made in the Blue Jay mine last
week, appears to be turning out even
better than expected. The ore body,
which is black sulphurete, ia five feet
wide and extends from foot to hanging
wall. The depth is $50 feet and sink
ing will be continued for some depth
when drifting will be done both ways.
The ore being taken ous will average
$50 ounces silver and from four to
eight dollars gold, From present indi-
cations the body will cont inue go that
shipments will Sbe made regularly.
A car wes shipped Tuesday and others
will follow just as fest as the O q can be
taken out and delivered here. Mr. M L
Butterdeld, the manager, is much
pleased and encouraged with the show
ing developed during the last few days
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
Net I. Favor = Lazy cyslasts.

IHs A .
I Net IN Favor ~ Lady Cyelists.
"Derlln 10 making for Itself Q most
lbOminablc name for treatment Of The
hdv bicyclist. There are very few
women who dare to show themselves
b the streets. ard those few have to
Iuner indignities of the. most brutal
kMd. One gentleman writes to the pa
Iers, complaining Of the indecent and
Insulting words constantly nung at his
kife az she rides at his side on the
host subdued possible costume, and lie
IFuly observes that Berlin Is the only
herman town in which such things
Iccur. It is high time the matter was
AIKEN up by the authorities and II
you'd he II some Of the leading society
|hdies would unite to ride In public, bu4
hey keep mostly to the riding school,
lot caring to submit themselves to the
Rbsccnitles of Berlin mob-the rough.
st in the world. Neither is 1t alone
rom the vulgar crowd that the insults
ome; the well dressed man has q
neer and a vile remark to his comrade
when the feminine bicyclist Il seen.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
Annual City Election.

NOtice IS hereby gwen that the an
nual election Ut the city Of Pembina,
In The county Of Pembina and state OF
Norm Dakota, will be held on the
first Monday In April, being April 5th,
1897, at The following polling places in
SAID city. tO-wit.
Ward M. l at the store of r. L.
Price.
ward No. 2 at Felson's livery barn.
Ward No. 3 at the city council room.
Polls " I've open from s o'clock Ia
the forenoon to S O'Clock in the after.
noon vi said day.
The following officers are to be vOt-
ed for and elected at said election.
Que mayor, one treasurer, one city
justice, Que alderman for ward No. 1,
Que alderman for ward No. 2, one III.
derman for ward No. 3, each for 4
period Of Two years.
by order Ut the council of the city
Of Pembina, N. ID
Dated March 10th, 1897.
1888 F. A. WARDwELL,
City Auditor.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
Glover T.ki.s Pr.eeae.ce.


The Nebraska Farmer says: Glover
beems to be taking precedence over
klfalfa in the favor Of farmers In HAST
kfn Nebraska the present season.
There is much complaint about alfalfa
killing out last year. It 90 happens
That the conditions Of the present sea-
bon are extremely favorable to the
Hover crop, but we must not conclude
hastily that the one crop can fully take
the place Of the other. IL there is an
occasional shortcoming In the farmers
Experience with either or both Of these
Irops, 1t may be shortcoming Of his
twn and not any Inherent falling on
he part Of the crop itself. The COM
arative adaptability Of these two
6rops for any particular locality, il still
problem open for solution BY every
hrming community in Eastern Nebras.
Ia. We are gratified to see clover re.
kored to it's former good standing. but
he would at the same time urge that
efalfa he pushed for all it Is worth In
Dir farming operations. In the light OF
last experience there is promise OF
Eeat prosperity for the alfalfa crop in
very part of this state.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
st. Thomas.
Matt Walton returned from the
east Saturday.

Matt Walton returned from the
east Saturday.
Nothing of note happened last week
except an exodus Of would-be teachers
to Hamilton, aud our marshal with u
black eye. but he says, "yOu ought to
have seen the other fellow.
The Columbia hotel will shortly be
reopened under the management Of
Nj. Erickson. This famous hUsteIry II
now in competent hands who will no
DOUBT make u success Of 1t.
On the sheds Of the N. E. church is
posted u notice Ola chattel mortgage
sale which, after lengthy description
of the articles to be sold, ends with
the startling announcement ''praise
God from whom. I'LL. hless,DGs dOw.''
Can any one inform US II this is 10 NC.
cordan with the laws just passed ny
our legislators?
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-19
County News.
Hamilton.

Hamilton.
Geo. Brown came over from Canton,
Sunday.
JIM Chisholm came up from Penn.
bina. Saturday,
It's Constable FerrIe now, and Sam
wears his h0nors like a veteran.
The board Of supervisors met Fri.
day last, and transacted considerable
business.
VIM. Men urchie, one Of St. Thomas
most popular attorneys, was in town
for short time Saturday.
Sheriff Truemner came in on Sun
days train from jamestown, N. D.
aid drove over to Cavalier.
Station Agent Thurston is able tt
employ his spare minutes now days
telling people how late the train is
the cause Of delay. etc.
Thursday and Friday Of last week
brought quite population of teach.
ers to Hamilton. Sixty.six took the
examination and Supt. jackson was
as usual overflowing with good nature
Taking the school teachers AZ whole
they are u very good-looking lot ol
people.
There was q meeting Ut the fair di.
rectors "Wednesday, March 10th in the
office 1T Robt. Muir. The meeting
was called for the purpose Of deciding
when the fair should be held, Ia the
fail tr sumner. Those present were
]. 7. Blackjack, president; ]. Kercher,
G. r. Green, W. G. Green, VIM. York,
E. Collins, L. Kenna, r. e. Anderson,
Thos. Armstrong, Memo Seurus, J. E.
'rhacker. H. N. Joy. r. A. Thacker, L,
Baker. After considerable discussion
u vote Wits taken which tsood IA to II
In favor Of summer. Some of the di
rectors voted 10y mail. As far as we
are concerned we do not care whether
the fair is held In the fall or summer,
but from the general sentiment 1t
looks ;ts IL they had made q mistake,