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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-24
COMPAN|A AN0N|MA
DE LA
LUZ ELE( TRICA DE PONCE
SELREIAR RIA

Los extractos de inscription numero
213 y PA Ell que respectivamente cons
tan la de las acciones numcros 1876 y
4s7 de la propiedad de don Pedro de
Cardi, numeros 48e y 489, de la de
don Andres Cueto, han sufrido extravio
en- ell correo.
En- consecuencia, la Junta Directiva
acordo en- session del dfa II del actual,
hacerlo ptiblico por ell termino de ocho
dfas; declarar nulos y sin ningan valor
los mencionados tftulos extraviados, y
librar duplicados de los mismos favor
de los interesados. Ponce, Junio 10 de
1897. Ell Secretario, H. Q. PasoreH.
SIS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-24
FORES HERMAN0S E. Co.
PONCE, 1o-AToCHA--10

han recbi'o Escogda varieaad lie Teas
fantasia de seda de ana Cespones de coores Ga
nadnas negras Ga as Suahs de coores Encas de
agod6n ho do eda Guantes de cabrtia de seda Coro
mas Cintas de sada anchas estrechs AL
fombra superior de odos Pasamanera de eda
adorpo cazado uo de omas eegante Meda de seda
ho de Escocia e. &
Gran surtidO de Perfumerla: los 1ltimOs pro-
ductOs de los meiOres mas acreditadOs fabricaT-
de Paris.
PARA CABAL4EROS: Un complete rtido de Telas in
gesas tales casmres de cooes cores de Mer
nos acordonados so disgonae classes exs recomenabe
todos por caidades super:ores.
Extenso sudo de Corbatas Chaina negas de ores,
gran diversdad de azos nudo donde poda
trar su gusto la persona mas capriohosa
Panuelos de seda, bancos de colore Cuels Punos;
Guantes de Cabrlla, Camsetas Calcetnes fnoe & g.
fCamisas, cami itas calzoncios de lana, camisas
de seda, Paraguas Sombrillas de seda.
[Gran surtido de abrigos
Ponce, Is de Mayo de 1897. a3vs
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
COchise County:

Scott White arrived this morning from San Simon station accompanied by Charles Gardner, who is onsFged with shooting at Tom Sswell. The case will probably come up before Judge Duncan. ME. Sewell ie here as prosecuting witness.-Tom 6stone Pros pector.
 MT. J. g. Williams, ,build der of She new Masonic Temple, informed a Lyre re- porter this morning that the building would bs completed in day OF two, when 1t will be ready to be turned over and dedicated to the use of the Masonic fraternity .-Bis6ee Lyre.
 Is WAS reported last week shat Black Jacks gang had been seen in Che vici- nifty of Bonita. On tracing the Tumor, it was learned that three men who en- swered the published description of the robbers who held up treia in New Mexico, eome time ago, had visited B resort neaR Bonita. Being strangers, they were thought to be members of the gsng.-Range Neacs.
 A shooting sfrsy in which Charles Gardner and a man named Swell were the principals is reported to have taken place at Sam Simone' last Tuesday. According to the report they qusFrelled over fence which Swell was building. Several shots were exchanged, one us- ing a ehot gun and the other g six shooter, with no resulting damage to either. The case will bs carried to couFb.-Range Nea0s.
 The lass legislature of Nevada passed sn act authorizing the killing of wild borees throuehout the state and hunt CTS have found it profitable to lie in wait for the animals at their watering places. The hide and the msDe hair oopstituse the main eource of profit If
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

company recently had Prof Saunders, mining engineer of woEid wide ex- perience. visit the property for She pur- pose of making ositicsl examination of the ore, and to determine the best method for its treatment, and it was upon his recommendation that the chlorination plant was decided on. In addition to making an examination of the Providence oompany's mine, Prof Saunders paid 8 visit to properties in She surrounding country, and ststsd that h all of his experience in mining, eua orscing nearly every country of the globe where mines are found, he had never seen section so highly mineral izsd as the portion ne visited here, be- Ing Chsparral, Big Bug, Lynx creek and thst in the vicinity of Senator Minin0 Journal
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
A GOLDEN RHVERIB
Faith and Hope of These Delivers
 in the EaFth.''
GoLDFIELD, Nov. ?.

GoLDFIELD, Nov. ?. As one walks over the hills surround ing a mining camp he finds holes, holes, holes varying in depth from few feet to hundssds oi feet, all tellingsof many days of unrewsrded toiI, and in medita- tion oDs wonders as the good faith and hopeIof shese delivers in she earth.
 But she mountaine, raising theie stu psndous hsiGats heavenward are 8 perpetual sermon on Faith and Hops so as your eyes wendeY from ths exca- vations in ths ground 60 the surround jag country you catch an inspiration, you have heapd msu say and you be- lieve too, that these noun sei0s hold treasures they have not yes divulged.
 Though the secret they may keep for tusure generations, looking down ths stream of time whether nsap or far awey it matters lissle with the es Of faita you ees mine opened that bsggsEs King Solom- on's. Then partly awakening from your Eeveris, by soms strange cohersnoe of ideas you find yourself say ing, "Fsitb, Hope and Charity" and unconciousiy add "But the greatest of these ia Charity" then oomes the ques- ton, Was bhe Aoossla right? No surely not. --Oh, yes I sea oow!-- The greatest in value because like ,he most prec'ons metal 90 hard to fad.
 Ear from the m .ddeniag crowds iguohle
 strife
 Gold6eld this last.week has kept the :usual
 tenor of its way.
 Mr. Kimbsll of Mesa and owner of the ebosrding house here made hie weekly visit on Thuredsy.
 The long, wailing notes of tbs coyote zach morning reminds one that ws gre In a "howling wilderness" aud the l hsunts ot hhe savage; but fortunately 1 ror us the Red Man does uot come now | Do take our ecslps bus only to cut wood | Tor us.
 Miss Melissa Moras weos to Mesa Saturday to do some shopping.
 Goldfeld is the piece to go to learn economy for besides sli the other scono- nises one must eoonomise .in water, in act aii she neceer.ssi5sa or life but sir. # which we had sG over sou adaDea ast week.
 Mf. Meshsn went to Mesa today to lave srou blsome tooth attended so,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
FOUND DE AID
Probable Murder at Mesa Oity Last
 Night

For the past few days number of hobos have been encsmped in field a short distance below tbe Jones winery at Mssa City and slIcs camping there they have been drinking more or less eud have had several fights with boys about town. The morning the body of one of them WAS fcpnd near their camp. dssd, with several wounds on the head one of shem on sha temple appearing to have caused his death. The body wss taken to the winery erd a corouet's jury summoned and officers sent out to try to find the other trHmps. One of shem. a one-eyed man, was arrested and is be- ing held pending the result of the in quest.
 There is possibility that ehe decess- ed ~ho was sn opium feud died from natural causss, many who saw him ex pressing the opinion that none of the wounds found on his head were suffi oienb to cause death. Three physicians have besn summoned and an autopsy will bs held to determine the cause of destn. In she mean time the coroneF's jary is in session examining witnesses.
 Sheriff Osme wili leave on the five o'clock train for Mesa to look into the matter and arrest the guilty parties if they gre not alFsedy in custody.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

no better solution of the horse problem Is found before the time for She assem- bling of the next legislature in Arizona. ib may be necessary to have similar act passed for this territoFy.-RGnge Nelrs.
 The time for ahe meeting of ths Ma sonic grand lodge is fast approaching. and every thing IS being placed in order f for grand time on the eih, 10th and 11sh. Our city will be crowded with visitors, and our hotel accommodations will no doubt be taxed to their utter most. Let everyone do his best to make our Masonic brethern comfortable and feel at home, and show them that ouF people are up-to-dase in She matter of hospitality .-Bisbee Tyre.
 A most delightful Hallow'en party took place st the residence of MT. bnd Mrs. John Campbell Saturday evening. phe tPiels of chance which all the merry party were obliged to undergo were gsily and hesrtily entered into, and resulted in many an amcefug inci- dent. NeaF midnight the gay revellere sat down to a bountlfuI spread, and some time after the party dispersed and
 went theiE various ways, each opinipg that fate had dealt kindly with him ''en shis night so dark and chill' by making him guest of so gracious and admir- able host and Prospector
 W. c. Green came in this morning from Tuoson. He reports that rob- beTy took place at his ranch on the San Pedro few days back. Three Mexi- cans entered the house of the China man who had psrs of Mr Greens ranch under lease and robbed him of about $500, besides taking watch and pistol
 belonging to the Ohinaman. The Mexi- cans made.s motion to enter the resi- dence of MT. Green, bus were scared away before doing any damage. Ben Snesd immediately notified Tom Vau- ghsn at Bisbee and the trail was taken up and followed fop many milss but was finally lost and the pursuit given up unsil further assistance could be s.
 cured. Sheriff White upon his return this morning from San Simon imme- diately took up the case, and no time will be lcsb in the puPsuit of the rob bers Tombstone Prospector.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
A FueitiHe,s Arresr.

Three years ago last month man named McKewon, in the employ of J B. WsgoneF of Walnut Grove, was shot and killed by Homer Campbell, a eon of respected parents of that section. Up to the time of thie tragedy young Camp bell had borne good reputation and the shooting, so far ss the facts have developed. was without apparent provo cation bub was caused from whisky oFszsd brain. After committing She bloody deed Campbsll immediately fled the place and foR three years success fully eludsd capture, although it has since been lesEned that he remained in hiding for several weeks within few miles of the place. A short time since Sheriff RuffueF received word that g young mon residing in New York state and known by the name of H. Towne was none other than the Arizona fugi- tive from justice. As soon ss he was convinced oE CsmpbslPs identity, he lefs foR the est to capture him. Under Sheriff Dillon vent to Phoenix and se- cured extrsdision papers. vhioh were forwarded by msil to the sheriff. A telegram has bsen received at the sher- ifs office, stating that Sheriff Ruffne left Chicago last evening for Prescott, having Campbell iD charge, and he is with him. m.-Prescott Jour nal Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

Sick poison IS 6 poison which mskes you sick. It comes from the stomach. The stomach mekss it out of undigeet- ed food.
 Tbe blood gets is and tsiuts the whole body with it. That's she way of 1t.
 The way to be rid of it is to look after your digestion.
 If your food Is ell properly digested, there will be none left in the saomech to make sick-poison cut of.
 IF your stomach Is too weak to see to this properly by iteelf, help it along with few doses of Shaker Digestive Cordial
 That's the cure of it.
 Shaker Digestive Cordial Is a deli cioue, heslthful, tonic cordial, made of pure medicinal plsnte, herbs and wine.
 I positively cures indigestion and prevents the sick-poison.
 At druggists. Tsisl bottles 10 cents
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

This olty is we'll represented in the | number of different churches which | thrive in onR midst. To the person seeking investment this, aoge- ther with good schools. is often bhe de- oiding factor.
 A bunch of ssn lafg= oranges on one stem is shs l .sess contribution to the Chamber of Commerce exhibib, by Mrs. Clara A. Evans, from hsr city property. The oranges are as fine and large ss any svsR grown in she valley end are worth going te she Chamber ef Commerce to see.
 MT. N N. Osbufn well known st Woodstock, Mich, was troubled with lame back He was persuaded to use OhambeFlain'e Paio Balm. I. gave him relief in one night. This remedy is.slso famous for it's curas of shsumatism. For sale by all druggists.
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Lee Gray yesterday turned into the county treasury $500 collected from rent Of school land. Up to the present time some S2,O00 bsa been collected from this source and there femsina about S1 900 more to be collected.
 ''The worst cold I ever had in my life WAS cured by Cham Der. aims Cough Remedy" writes W. H. Norton of Suster Creek, Gel "rh's cold lstb me with a cough aud 1 was expeoboEesiDg all the tims. The remedy cured me. and | want all of my friends when troubled with a cough or cold to use it, for it will do them good Sold by Gll druggists. Me. Ohes Goddard arrived last night | from the north and this morning loaded and ssns ous the isst load of machinery for the Fuller mine in Ysvspsi county | Witt the load which vent out today two hundred and fifty thousands lbs. Of freight hays baen sens GO this property fFom shis city. hIe. Goddard reports eiKsy-fiVe men at work on the Fuller properties and the york of putting up the mgohinery for she F-ducsion of the ores from the property is being pushed as fast as possible.
 Rsal Estate Agent Schultz is certain ly valuable resident for any town. When stranger arrives in the city the colonel immediately places himself and his buggy st his diepossl and drives him around the city. If the stranger de sires to buy real estate the colonel ie satisfied and so is tte stranger; if he dossn'e, we'll and good. These little ooupkssies to etFRpGers on the pRrt of citizens are never without their effect and go a long say toward the upbuild i ing of our city.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
NEWS FROM GLORE.
Two Railroads Will Soon Reach That
 City.

City.
 GLOBE, APiz. Nov. l, 1897. ED. HERALD:-Notwithst the oompl plsins of hard times which is occs- sionslly heard from eome old timeR, when he contrasts the boom days of silver, with the present era of copper prosperity, brief Eesume of the oopdi- ! sion Of Globe shows greater activity in mining aud commercial circles thsn prevails n my otheR camp of twice it's size in the Territory.
 The Unised Globe, known locally es the Buffalo O., and the Old Dominion O., are the two principal producers of the place. Neither company is at pFes- ens turning out bullion, both smelteRs being idle, wish the result that where formerly between six and seven hun dFed men weYe employed, shere are now only about two hundred and fifty on the two pay rolls. No ons knows the cause of the shut down, which took placs iast spring, except the Supenn- eendents and she R1lsR of She universe. and of course they won's tell. The al legged reason Is the high tariff on coke from Geronimo, 65 miles, and the neoes- sity of reilroad and reduced rstss. In the mean sime, however, development work goes on rapidly and the various properties are being put in such shape that largs quantities oe ore csu be con- tinuously taken out and the furnaces run to sheiH full capacity, when emelt- Is resumed
 The 6x9 etafs on the HoosieP is down 400 feet with drifts "too numerous to men tion."
 In the old Globe mine the thrse.com- pertinent shaft is belng sunk as rapidly ss three eight hour shifts can push it. Is will be sunk to depth of 100O feet, being now down 900 fact. Immense bodies of ore are being uncovered here.
 The Old Dominion has seven months supply of coke and wood on hand, and is daily receiving more.
 It is etsted that she two companies have purchased the railroad which runs from Bowie to Geronimo, snd will im-
  With work thie road might be made available. At present it is dangerous to walk over.
 The survey of ths A. T. & s. F. is from Duncan to the San 1 Carlos Reservation, and it Is rumored l will pass within twelve miles of here, (with branch to Globe), skirsing the i southern end of the Finals and on to | Phoenix via Florence.
 Ssventes years sgo I met friend l from Globe sDd asked him what the | people ovsr there were doing. He an swsred "dRinking whiskey and waiting 'or railroad" As feR as the railroad l 8 oonosrned, they are still in the same K xpectant attitude. There are also 1 ome very fair single handed drinkers leFs, although the Good Tamplsrs have fourishing lodge of seventy-6ve mem- ,ers and are doing good work.
 The business portion of the town Is made up of eleven wholesale and retail tores, the fouF largest carrying i'm nense esocke; eleven restaurants, four- sen saloons, four bsFbsrshops, three blacksmith shops, three carpenter shops, wo livery stables, two fruit storee, tive este establishments, one drug tore, one hardware, and one furniture tore We have "oours house" two -four doctors and two dentists fine lodge room and public hall The schools are in 8 fouFishiDg coudi- ion and the reputation of the town for 'eace aud quietness is deservsdly good.
 OCCASIONAL.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
BaokIen's ArnIoa saive.

Ths bsss Sslve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever Sores, Tatter, Chapped H snis, Oailblalns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaran- teed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Prios 25 cents box. For seie by KsyesoDe Pharmacy and the Phoenix Drug Go
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
How Cnre RiIions Cnlic

I suffered for weeke with collie and psins in my stomach csused by bilious ness and he'd to tske medicine all the while until I used Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera aud Disrrhoes Remedy which cured ne. I have since recommended it to good many people. MRS. F. BUTLER, FsirhaVen, Conn. Persons who are subject to bilious colio can ward off the attack by taking this remedy as soon ss the first symptoms appear. Sold by ali druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
 Life Away

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever. be made well, strong, me2pesic, fuiI of new life and viRor, take No-To-Bac, the wonder-worker that makeE weak men strong. Meay gain cen pound in ten days. Over 4OO, GOO cured. Buy No-To-Bao from your own druggist, who will guarantee 8 cure. Booklet and samples mailed free. Ad- dress Sterling Remedy Co.,, Chicago or New York.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
LETTER LIST.
Unclaimed Letters in the Post Omce at Phoenix, arizona, Nov.
 B. 1897

Unclaimed Letters in the Post Office l at Phoenix, arizona, Nov.
 8. 1897 Arustcong, DH Ames, Miss Bssndtisld, John Brown, Geo B Brown, Miss Jennie Demse,ere, Mrs OI DeHsndstffar, H W Dupuy, George Fay. Miss Ethel Good msn, D Joh enejon,A A Gustef Johnson, Gertrude La Rsu, Ed Lease, Miss Msnde Ley, Wm Lsckie, LeRoy, T MoCsy. John " McGreQors, Dr Osstsrby bye, Miss Tea Porter, WJ Price, A E SerrlIl, Eddie Saumeker, J Smith, Mre W B Smith, W F Taylor, By um Wagner. D Wile, $ Woodling, Roy Wright, Mrs F L-2
 CARrAs EsPANoLAs. L s Biolabas, Julio Bresteto. FEau cisco Eusinas, A G de Flores, F Franco. Josqnin FsrFe, J l. Heredia. L h0csbsdo. Jesus fdo ina, M de Navsrro DoIorss Perez, Anicets de Perez, Jose Rod reg ues, Benaura Ruiz, Leon Rr tbio, E A Ssnohes, Clara ., Soto, Manuels Savola.
 Rafael Vslensusls. Call for advertised letters.
 w. E. TAoMAs, P. M.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
From Fridays Daily

FROm Frlday' Daily
 Tempe is promised several social events in the near future. The Work men are talking up ball to be given on the 18th and the Rsbekahs are pFepeF- ing for another about Thanksgiving.
 A. J. Peters went to Phoenix this morning on business. B. tbs wsy Mr. Peters is doing & rushing shipping business. Hardly day passes that he does not send out hay, barley, alfalfa ssed, bran or something of ths kind.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Tempe Department. =
From Wsdneeday'a Dajly.

From Wsdn esday's Eajly-
 The Farmers Exchange ot Mesa will ship two CATS of hay south tonight.
 A car of hay was shipped south last night from Tempe and another from Mesa.
 A cag of lum bsR was received in Mesa yesterday for the new residence of Probate Judge Grouse.
 The second quarter of she Normal be- gins November 15. at which time new classes will be formed.
 Mr J. s. Birchett and John R. Birch stt have returned from Psysou, where they have besn for two months.
 The Consolidated Osnal Co. has re- ceived new machinery for the dFedger and will sssib is to work again today Is is expected the esnal will be snlarg ed ss fss as Msse the present winter,
 The Normal lecture course the cur rent year will consist of seven lectures, to bs delivered ss the new Assembly Hall. The first of the series is to occur about the middle of November. A COZ dIslIinvitaeion is extended to the pub lic
 Misses Lowie Gage. E.hel Ocme, Ella Hsuxhurat, Ida Temple, Madge Richmond and Messrs. Walter Wllber, G Homes, Wm Woolf. Q Car,ledge and Harry AFchbsld, have organized she Normal School Tennis Club and fitted up grounds on the Normal com pus. Other students are foEmir3 an Archery Club.
 Fro ID Thu. isy's D. y.
 Mrs. M. G. Hill, Mrs. Perry Wild- man and Mra. 0. N. Taylor were visit oEs to Phoenix yesterday.
 Mrs. Phillips of Tempe and Mrs. Will bur of Mesa were interested visitors at the normal yesterday morning.
 Superintendent of Public Instruction Snowman looked in upon the normal classes at their reoitetioDs B few min uses yesterday.
 On Saturday next the snnusl picnic of the Kansas delegates will be held in Tempe and pleasant time is expected. The msmb mbers Of the association in this valley uow nun beF quite sp army.
 A stranger supposed to be named Grant was beaten to death last night by unknown parties in she vicinity of the winery of Jno. X Jones at Mesa. Local officers are doing their utmost to sp- prehend the murdeTeFs though with very lissls clew clew to work upon.
 To the case of the County against the CsnsigFe Co.,, in Justice Csrley's court yesterday, the defendant agreed to pay the costs of the case S17 45, and will be allowed to use wsteg ss at present till they csn rid their old ditch of Johnson grass.
 Miss Belle KssRney, state organizer of the W. 0. T. U visited the normal school yesterday and favored the stu dents with h very interesting address on Aisske. She described the trip by steamer, she oieies and scenery of that territory and her personal interview with the governor, greatly to the delight of her auditors.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

When bilious or cossIvs eat Cas- cssst, candy cathsr5io, cure gusFsn teed 25 css., 10 cts.