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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
COFFEE CREEK DUPES.
Return of an Arizona Miner From
 the Trinity Country Fraud.
Col. A. S. 4. Bishop, Who Went There for Col. Tom Fitch, Reports
 the True Condition.

A. s. A. Bishop, who hee just return
 ed from Trinity county, California, the
 scene of the late reported rich gold dis
 covery, states that the boom that that
 section lately experienced has fell
 through He says that the Graves
 brothers found pocket of gold, ,aecord-
 ipgly to report, that vas woEth S42,000.
 Mr. Bishop ststss that he snd others
 psuned the dirt at and in the immediate
 vicinity of the strike and that they feil-
 ed to get color. Everything tending to sustain the boom could only be proven by hearsay. That sctusl pros pecting at and near the strike was of bhe most discoursging character. MT. Bishop is an experienced pros pector and was the commissioner of Col.
 Thos. Fitch to the Cotfeyville diggings. Under instruction from Col. Fitch, who l is the Commissioner of Immigration at New YorK city, be left here on August 18th, and returned yesterday. He states that while he was at Trinity Cent
 prospeotors held an indignation meeting owing 60 the fake reports sent out con csFning the reported fabulous strikes in that section ss appeared in San Fran | cisco newspapers. The sensational re- drawing hundreds Of poor men to that locality who are now unable to get | away.
 Reporters of she sensational journals were non est said Mir. Bishop, ss the time of ths meeting of the indignant l dupes.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Nsdnesdax,s Daily.

Q
 MF. Joe Mayer of Mayors station near Prescots, arrived this morning with Mrs Mayer from Tucson and will leave this evening for their home.
 The people are now ooming home by avery train and already the matter of house hunting is growing lively among those who discontinued their leases.
 Msssrs " D. FuIwiIer, T Priest and l. M. Christy who went to the Verde valley about 6 week ago on pleasure trip returned this morn ing delighted wish the pleasures of bheir visit to thss beautiful section.
 The Hon Brewster Cameron of Tue eon came in by the morning train from the south today and leaves this even ing for the north to look at some mIn- ing property with the purpose of hand- ling the same if satisfied of the velue of the property.
 Mrs. G. K. Johnson of Jaroms who has been under she care of Dr. Helm torsome sims was this morning delivered ofa fine. bouncing boy and the good news I
 went by telegraph to Shs husband st Jerome who we presume immediately stopped work to celebrate the happy occasion.
 Hoa N 0. Murphy arrived shis
 morning from the Castle Greek hot l springs and reports work on the new
 road going on as rapidly es possible
 with prospects that it wlll be complete | within the next ten or fifteen days
 when regular stsgs line will be opsF- | ated between ths rsilrosd and the | spring.
 MT. Frank Griebel has purchased bhe
 interest of his partner, Mfr. Stan beugt
 to the grocery and dry good business
 conducted by them on West Washing | ton street, and will hereafter conduct | that business ia his own name. Ms 1 Griebel extends his thanks to his nun erous friends and patrons for past | tavors and will in the future do all ir
 his power to merit the patronage of all l who favor him.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
4 HousehoId Neoessi.x.

Cascsrets Candy Cathartic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidnsys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, diepel colds, cure headache, fever. hsbi- bual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try box of c. c. O. to- day; 10, 9, 50 cents. Sold and gurao teed to cure by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Graham Co,tntu Bulletin:

Three miles this side of Fort Thomee are hot springs owned by John D Ralla- day, the medicinal properties of which are fully equal to the Arksnass Hoi springs. Two springs rise within 100 yards of each other, one hot and one cold. The water is conducted by pipes into the bath rooms, located about 300 yards from the springs. At this place invslids regain health with astonishing Fspidlty. The surroundings of the place are peet. clean snd inviting, the only thing now being eceseaIy 0 make this one Of the famous beslth resorts Of bhe country is the ere ction of first c!ass hotel, the present one being in- adequate to sccou mOdate those who would otherwise spend at leses DOT tion of each year aJ the springs.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
A Cure For Bilious Coiio.

RESOURCE, Screvsn, Co.,, Ga-,-I have b zen subj ses to attacks Of bilious colic for several yesrs. Chem ber!ain's Collie, o loIeFa and Darrhoea Remedy Is she only sure relief. Ii acts like charm Oas dose of it gives relief shan ali osheF re nediss fsil g D SHARP. For sale hz all 0rnouiaks *
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Vim, Vigor, Vitality, sSE OR SD
 sFs 80 DAYS.
CANrON,s vTrAI.IzRn
.uon gEFe rs Nr ONCE.

Cares Gsaar ! pr S9e,tsi Deouity, WaksfuI- eses, si'eriaHtHrrhoea. Esilssioas. inlpa7snc5, Pera=ie, etc Oorrects Fuactis-aai Disorders cA1sed by errors oc excessss. qaickiY restoring Lost Manhood in old or ynnrg. eivips Yixo. sad Strength whsrs formerlF vaakeess pre- vAilef- Convenient pss S's'. smp.s, c fec tuel ana iss sirna5s- Citre is qnick s4sa ttaroaoh
 pVer ps 9rosl7e'i nS i'n'ts,.... asist or CANYONS Vitalsz-~s. ~-,at ss ed # youx drcgeisv aoss not lave i5, F 6 ni,s e, liar ger pack sse. tor s~5; ui.o gcitr-n -uara atas of complete oaTv. ipio t,ot, efes el,ees. etc. free aud o,iI.ieocial. s-,i az sl4ta.asut of case and 25s Jor SS>>'- Jrisi urs u rzasnt. Oce an y, sent rs .as,ah lisrs.sa.
 ANTON MED o. so.rnN
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 H. 0. Yeagey shipped two care of hogs to Los Angeles last night.
 Pupils from outside districts who at terd the Morn :prectice school will have to pay tuition fee of dolleE 6 month.
 Mr. James Patton of Globe wse a visitor Tn Tempe yesterday. Jim made lots of friends here two or three years ago when he was connected With 8 store n Goldfeld
 Nearly sn the students who have not finished their Normal course have Ee- turned from their vacation Rnd are again ready for work 50 begin while the roll of new students is steadily in creasipg.
 The south side contingent of the Nor ual Board makes almost daily trips to Phoenix. There are a lot of mattece these gentlemen have to study over and ib looks very much as though they would have to earn their salaries.
 The M. $ P. ie getting to the front in the excursion business. Saturday night theatre excursions, Sunday picnic excursions to Mesa sDd also on Sunday half fare round trip tickets will be sold to those who desire to et- tend the camp meeting. These tickets will only be good on regular trains.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Bisbee Lure:

A numb Of mining experts have been in the city during the past few weeks inspecting a number of mines and prospects near the city. It is rumorsd that they were sent here by 8 syndicate of eastern capitalists who con- template purchasing extensively. Bis bee has she best copper and copper claims that can be found in the south west, and eastern moneyed men are locking in this direction, and as a re, suit there will be raise in values here soon
 4 special train left this city last night carrying load of our leading people and distinguished guests. The party was made U D ot Mrs. Dougless, daughter of MT. Louis Williams, and number of friends who have been visiting her here. They were bound for Phoenix, Prescott, and other points of interest in the Ter citory.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Tempe Department.
Tom Wsdnesdax,aDaily.

From Wednesdays ally.
 Mrs. James Watroue Is reported quite ill.,
 Ray. Tomlinson has returned from hls outing.
 Robert Bowen and family have moved to Mesa City.
 A csr of cattle wss shipped north from Tempe today.
 Three oars of cattle end two cars of hogs were shipped to Los Angeles last night.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oohn and daughter. of Phoenix, were in Tempe securing rooms for Miss Cohn, who will attend the Normal
 J. B. Sturgeon has returned from Denver. He had quite a sick spell dur ing his absencs and is not yet fully re- covered. A family by the name of SwigaFt have rented the Hslbers house and will 10 ake Tempe their home while the children .ttend the Normal. Dr. Wilbur of Mesa was 8 visitor in Tempe today. He wes securing rooms for his son and daughter who will at tend the Normal this winter. The Martin family who .have had charge ot the reading room have moved into the Marts house aud NJ. l. Spear
 reading room.
 Mrs. BuFley, recently from Kansas,
 has rented the Hayden House and will
 open first class hotel and boarding bouse. Mir. Burley le expected to aF
 rive here shortly. The belligerantly inclined were
 aroused to action yesterday with the Fe-
 sult that the business stRgnstion which
 has pervaded the halls of justice for
 s time,h given way to legal boomlet. From Thursd sy's Daily. JH Hicks went to Phoenix this morning. The Militia Company will meet in she
 AFmory tonight. Miss Sharpe has returned from her summers vacation. E Dunn, cattle buyer for the Cud- ahy Go. Is in this city. Miss Hsrtsfsld ~ill attend the Nor nal, the family having returned to | Tempe for bhe winter Sheriff R1ffner of Prescott is in | Tempe. His visit was occasioned by the serious illness of MT. Houston. There will be citizens meeting to- night to nominate candidates for councilman to be voted foR on Sept. 14th Another picnic will be held in Daily s Grove, Mssa, next Sunday. Excursion trains will be run for those who desire to attend. The M & P. R. R, will run another excursion to Phoenix Saturday night for the benefit of those who desire to attend the theatre. Rsv D. Kloss found purse contain ing small amount of money, on South Mill Avenue. Owner can have same by 1 identifying property. Ramon Lopez through Judge Myers contributed S50 yesterday to the cause of good governmens, and Pedro Padillg will reside indoors foH the next fifteen days while quieting his turbulent temper.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Fro m Friday 's Daily.

Fro m Friday Daily.
 D npty houses will be at premium in a few days.
 The train from the north thIs morn ing brought ta nine fuil Cars ot freight for Phoenlx merchants.
 Bill heads, isbser nsfds, no5e heads, envelopes aud siI sorts of i,b work promptly doas st bne HERALD job rooms.
 w. are el ,d to note that Miss Johu- soo will opsa hsr K,oder srCen Sept. 13. ia the Msthodist chufc1. COT. 2od ave ard Monroe street.
 Probate Ju igs Grouse ltsa evening at hls office h the conrt h4uee psrform ed the car7uouy whicu uads Wlley Goi+ man aI Maud R ,e9r Of }iesa City, nau end wife.
 Mc H ) Cleveland, IndtAu Agent st Sacetou arr vzd this murniTg aEd will rssurn to $ ,eaton this evening He rsposis thab his schooi will open on next Mooday wner about one hundFed I9diap cni!dreu will be taken in and brought up to the sJADdAi d required for admission to the school in this city.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09

| Tucson Star:
 Morgan & Howe, of Phoenix, atbsoh-
 ed the belongings of Mrs. Lee, who has been running the Nsw Ofndorf Rastau- l rant. last night. Sic was up to snuff,
 however, and had spirited away the bulk of the meteriBl.
 Treasurer Hcff hGs been assured by deIinqnents that the bhck taxes for '89 and 91 still remsin,nG unpaid and az
 gregsting over S6OOO, will bs very shortly covered into the county treas uFy.
 The plans are now being drawn for 8 large $l2O00 cold storage, to be built by A. Bail & Co.,, on the sight of their pres ent plant, and adjoining their bottlinR works. This is 8 comnendable undsr- taking and one which will no doubt re- ceive tEe hearty endorsements of every business man In the city. It will mean much to Tucson from business point of view, ss cold storage ie Q necessary institution to the wholesale trsde in such perIshe5le articles of merchandise
 as 10 is now impossible to keep here in any quantity, owing to she exceedingly
 warm climate.
 The Saginaw Mining Go. is steadily
 pursuing it's lebors in the Saginaw
 district. Double shifts are being worked
 sinking on the Palo Verde and Dakota,
 and day shifts drifsing on the Saginaw
 property, about 40 men being on she
 payroll. The Huntington mill Is run
 ming with one concentratoT, but only
 day shift for the present, an enlarge
 ment of the mill building being in pro
 gress pending the arrival of two sddi-
 tiousl Huntington mills and five Wolhey ooncentratoFs, also 8 shed for the new Corliss engine of sixty horse power ab- ut to be put in place.
 The Banner mine in the SieFritee, formerly known Rs the Df. Handy prop erty and now owned by Judge Bethupe being continuously worked by those gentlemen, and in it's results exceeded their most sauRuine hopes. The last shipment giving returns from 62 per cent lesd,76 ounces in silver and several dollars in gold, showing a very hand some profit oveF sll expenses. Below the water level the lead, now four feet, has been more uniform in value of the ore. Concentratore will soon be Intro duced and the working force increased
 However considerable portion of the
 ore is pure gelena, requiring neither sorting nor concentrating.
 Dr. Monk, of Los Angeles and Judge Monk, of the D. 8. Land Office, ~ill probably leave tomorrow morning for their cattle ranch near Wilcox, where they have fine herds of stock rolling ip the glories of unlimited paetursge, and the price of cattle up to the highest notch for years and still advancing. They naturally felt on good terms with themselves end every body else under such favorable conditions. They will remain several days st the rarch and | she Doctor will stop of here egsin for e few days It has been hinted that the | Judge as soon ss he is divorced | from his office may enter a more bliss | ful state than that of office holding. I. | he does, there will be plenty of con- grstuIstione rendered
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09

Tucson Citizen:
 The San Xavier Mining company have
 nov nearly finished putting in theiR
 large new hoistirg works and expect to
 have it ready for work in 8 few days.
 They have about 200 cords of wood on
 the ground already to fire up ss soon ss things are in shape. It is their inten- tion to take out 100 tons of ore per day
 as eoon as they get the mines working in earnest.
 The business known as the Brady
 Candy Kitchen has changed hands. MT. P. A. StoIler having sold the same to Henry Coleman, lately of Phoenix. :. The new proprietor is an old Tucson boy having worked in the Pioneer Nsws Depot in 1879 The business
 will be conducted es heretofore, with the exception that coffee, oysters and light lunches will be served in addi- tion.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
BuokIen,s Arn,cx saIve,

The best Salve in the world for Oute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, r-bter, Chapped H4nds, Oailblalos, Corns, 8. d all Skin Ecupsions, and positively cur, s Piles, or no pay required. It is gueran- teed to give perteot satisfaction IT money refunded. Price D centa a boy. For sale by K4ystoae Pharmacy snd u @ Phoenix Drug Co.
 Money Markers
 NEW YORK. Ssp5. 3-Suver csr5tti cates515s c 5215; Der silver 52; Max ioau dollars 4018 cents.
 NEW YORK. Sept. 3 3--Copper steady, brokers Ills exchange Ills leed strong, brokers 3.85; exchange 4.25.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS:
Annual Report of the Business of the County Schools For she
 Past Year

County School dent Grouse this afternoon completed his re- port to the Territorial upeFintendent of Public Instruction which shows the following facts coccarniug she schools
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Range Neacs:

Range Neacs:
 Hon. 0. P. Lsitch and Mrs. M. H. McCord, wife of the Governor, arrived from Phoenix Thursday morning and went out to Eureka Springs ranch whitheF Mr. Leitch's family had pre- ceded him. They are the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Nisbet MT. Leitch formerly owned the ranch jointly with his brother, now deceased, and when he wants to find B cool retreat he knows where to go His cattle are also on the range and under the care of the Eureka Springs Stock Go.
 By appointment of the President Miss Kate Futile succeeds ouY foRmeE towns man, T. T. Hunter, as postmaster at Stafford. Miss Tuttle is we'll qualified for the position.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Fro m Thursdays Daily.

| Already rooms In our DIE nob6IS are 1 being engaged by eastern people. | Tae will of the lase Elizabeth W. l Look wood was admitted to probate this | morning before Judge Grouse and Al 1 fred Lock wood, son, appointed admin l lssFstor as per provision Of the will. The Salvation Army lessies were
 among tbs business man todsy securing
 su bscriptions of funds for new brass
 band. They have met with good suo-
 cess and will make the proposition 8 | success.
 l How about thss pavilion? The con- | biuuad talk about the matter should re-
 suit in something more pretty soon. II | there is no other suitable place for such
 8 pavilion it might be plaosd on the
 south side of the Ciay Hall between 1t | and Jefferson street.
 Captain Lsmson will this evening take charge of Go. B and at the con-
 olusion of the drill will lead his men to she Mills house where ice cream and cake will be served. The Captain is determined to awaken an interest iD his company and is alrendy succeeding
 ss 8 numb of recuits will bs added to the company.
 It is suggested shat sn excursion bs run from this city to Tucson in the near future to give our people an oppor- sunity to test bhe hospi5eble spirit of she people of tbe aIciens pueblo. A thousand people would take edvsn tege of the opportunity to visit that city if
 She gate were m 8de low enough 50 place
 it within their reach, which could eGsily
 be done.
 Mc. Asa Bishop, who left here con-
 pie of weeks ago to mssS Col. Fitch iu
 California and visit she Klondyke gold
 fields es the representative of the silver
 tongued orator, returned to Phoenix yesterday morning. Hs met MT.
 Fitch sud the matter was thoroughly discussed with she result thas Mr.
 Bishop will leave next spring for the Alaska gold fields to see what he can find in the way of 8 gold mine.
 The directors of the Union High School have determined to open that school on she 18th of the month at She same time as the gram mar schools are opened and to that end are doing every thing possible to prepare the neW building for the reception of pupils. It is not thought that the entire building will be completed in time but tbe work can be carried on after the school has been opened.
 After meals you should have simply 8 feeling of comfort and satisfaction. You should not feel any special indications bhat digestion is going on. If you do, you have indigestion, which means not digestion. This may be the beginning of so msny dangerous dieeasss, shat it
 is best to take i5 in hand st once and treat it with Shaker Digestive Cordial. For yon know that indigestion makes | poison, which causes pain ard sickness. l Add that Shaker Digestive Cordial 1 helps digestion and cures indigestion. | Shaker Digestive Cordial does this by l providing the digestive materials in 1 which the sicz stomach is venting. It | also tones up aud streng the di l zsstive organs and makes them per rscbly healthy. This is theTationale of I5s method Of cure, es ahe doctors would say. Sold by druggiets, price 10 csnts to $I per bottle.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-19
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-19
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-19
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nu mellem 0alsene.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-19
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-19
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1897-10-19
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