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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
sCoTGsDALE SCOOPS
The Anti-SaIoon League In Good
 Working Order.

SCJTTsDALE, Aug. 27, 1897.
 Mr. Greene is making sucsk8ntiRj brick addition to his summer cottage.
 Oar school trustees held an impor- view of the growing needs Of our dis tFiot it was decided to make sn sddi sion to our school house. Valuable apparatus was ordered and the time oi opening school fixed for SsptempeI 13 h.
 Scottsdsle has taken pride in belong ing to the Union High school district. Oar trustees were 8 little taken back this week upon hearing that some one down in Phoenix had uuearthed a rul- ing of some sort shat shuts us out. Accordingly they decided to call sD election of our people for the purpose of voting ourselves in. There is nc doubt what the wish of our district is. The executive cou1cl, of the Anti Saloon l. ssgue held it's first monthly mseting this week and appointed the necessary committees. All things are nov ready for sgressive work. Ioquir- ies are now being made by our neigh bors ss to the purpose and plane of this league. Printed matter giving such in foPmetio will soon be in the hsnde of the agitation committee for distribution-cheirm of commit tee Rev O. J. Banks.
 Orangewood and Scostsdale are growing netghborly. Mrs Perkins and aunt, Miss Hale of Osangewood spent the sabbath in the hone of H L Underhill- They attended servIces or the Pima Reservation h the morning and Mr. Perkins meds record ae leader of the singing. They expressed themselves as charmed With theiE visit which wehope may soon be repeated.
 Harley Telford begins lessons upon the violin this week under ths inetruo- tion of Wm Hslsey of Pboenix. We already have two or three mandolin players snd Mrs Ross is going to brush up some on her guitar playing, so in time we shall have quite an orchestra.
 A. K. B.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
HABEAs CORPUS WINS.
City License Law Declared H.
 legal.

City License Law Declared H.
 legal.
 Tbe long snd hRrd-fonght case of the City of Phoenix vs Ohiness vegetable oedd!ere, ia which the city attempted to collect liceuss of SS per quarter from the vegetable peddlers of she city ia endsd.
 All the white vegetable peddlers paid their licerse without any trouble. but the Cbinameu engaged in thas busi ness refussd Yesterday Recorder Jobs sentenced Chinese vegetable peddler to pay 6 fiue of S25 for refusing to pay his licsnee. The Chinsmsp wsne to jail and hie attorneys, Baker & AiexeDder, institute ted hebsss corpus proces dinRs for his release The case was argued most of the dey before Judge Trues- dsle, sn7 thie tf;efnooD 6 decision was rsnder4 which restored the Chinsman to Iibar,y 0.tkout psyirg either his t ae or iic4Ese. d-oiAFing that ordinance void OF three q ffAFe3s counts. The fi5sa count on which the ordinauoa was fourd dsfsolive was shat under the city charssr SD ordinance wRs illegal levyipg s licerse tsx peysbl other then month iy secondly, that 1t was diecri riminstiog, and sbird, that it wss repealed two days before the OhinamRn wse sentenced.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
UP THE VERDE.
A Prosperous and Promising Coun.

 try.
 AULTMAN, Central Verdi, Aug 25
 ED. PHOENIX HERALD: Dser Su-I been here about one month.
 Elder O Bfistow and myself held religious meetings here one month. then Brother Gill, of the M E Church South, and Elder Cushmau, of the Baptist Church st Jerome, jointly are oontin- uing the meetings, which are very good.
 The weather here has been humid and terrifying hot, and while you are cook ing brown in Salt River valley we on the Verdi are par boiling, done for.
 This, however, is fine little valley thirty miles long by several wide, with rich, fertile land, plenty of water and wholesouled people living in It.
 This valley is deep gorge surround ed by high mountains, and seems to be su iutrod ducbion to She Grand Canyon, which is about 130 miles north of here. These mou ntains on the west are rich in mineral and metals, with cold springs of water and some tim Der. Nesr Camp Verde there is mine of solid rock salt and st the junction of Cherry creek and the Verde riveF coal oil oozss ous of the lime stone rocks. But adjacent to to upper Verde is the great Jerome copper and gold mine. peFfecs lods of metals, probably ths largest in the world.
 The Montezuna We'll, the Soda Spring, the Cliff Dwellings, and this val Icy will we'll pay for the josItipgs of the Black Canyon road.
 While here I have seen from Tempe MP. Gilsnd's family, Mrs. Cosner, Mr. Hendricks family, Mr. Trent and fam fly of Mese, who visited she Grand Canyon. Miss Ella Briston, young lady of this valley, sixteen years of age, them and when they arriv- ed asthe edge ot the grand, sublime and awful gorge Miss Ella mounted horse and rode down the seven mile trail to bhs edge of .he Colorado river. Dis she gathered from its dash ing wstsf's edge some of it's foeiI rock. Not being satisfied with the enormous depths of fosils of the Grand Canyon, shis young m ss was determined to pluck | she highest rock of the San Francisco | nountains so Mr. and Mrs. Trent and | Miss Ella returned to the San Fran ,ieco mountains the Ssh ot August and | III started for the peak bus MF Trent lot being very rugged gave cut but rs. Trent and Miss Ella went on, but Mrs Trent gave out ss Timber line, Miss Ella kept climbing ssometimes lpon heP hands and knees and in about i've hours she reached the summit where she said she could see she lakes est and west, also the smoke of Jerome nine she could also see on the north ide snow on the 85h Of August She lso plucked soms ripe straw berries bove mber line, and also got some raps from shs top and osms down the mountain bus ducipg the sims of the b5ence of Mrs Tesns and Mise Eiis, 1T Trent got rested and thought he 1ouid hunt boar in the tim ber, he soon ouod cracks and some large logs which ad been turned over So Brother Trent oncluded he had not lost anything nd didn't look any farther, 60 be join his wife and Miss Ella and I think @ and bis family returned to Messa.
 W. J. MELTON '
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

"My boy came home from school the other day with his hand badly laosrssed and bleeding, and suff sr:na great pain" l" ssys MT B. J. Schsll, with Meyer Bros Drug Go, St. Louis, Mo. "I dressed the wound, snd applied Cham berlain's Pain Balm freely. Al pain ceased, and tn rsmaFkabiy short time is heslsd without leaving q sosr. For wouI ds, sprains, swellings and rheumatism I know of no medicine or prescription qael to it. 1 consider It a household necessity" The 9 and 50 cent SIZES for sale by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
REAL ESTATE TssANsxazss.

Reported f1r the Rs<@Io bs Phoenix TitIs c naransy and Abstract Go.
 Aug. 27. Affidavit of publication of Articles Of Incorporation of Laurel Mountain Min iDg Oompsny in Los Angeles Journal. Martin I PomeFoy and wife to Mary Uinan, deed De 4 nv II sec 27, D, 5 6; S1.
 Effis apd 0 D Merrill 10 Joseph F Rogers, deed lot ok 4. Mesa; 80 Julius Johnson cod K Wood loc sls the Ootson wood canal os G:ls R v4, A K Meyer sud wif.. to Geo LokeE5 daed lots 20 and 21, Heswat atba Frnis Farm; SI2OO
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
A Cure For Bilious CoIio.

RESOURCE, Screven, O., Gs,-I have been subjsct to attacks of bilious colio for several years. Chsmberlsin's Collie, Cholera and DisFrhoes Remedy is she only sure relief. It acts like B charm. One dose of is gives relief when all other remedies fail -G. D. SHARP. For sale by all deuggiete.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Free Pills

Send your address to H E Buckien & O., Chicago ard get & frse sample box ot DF. Kings New Life Pile. trial will convince you or is merits These pills are essay in aot!on and ars psrtic- ulsrly effective iu the cure of Conetips- sion and Sick Headachs For Malaria and Lvsr troubles they have been ro-ed ievalas ole Thsy are gusrsu- tsed ID b- p-rfeot'y f:ea from every dele;es;ous substarcs sud to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by theIr acslon, but bs giving tone to the ssomcch and howels sreat!y inviSorsies the system. Regular eiz- 25c per box. Sold by Phoenix Dcug G. anu NJ P ChuoD's drug store
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Don'r Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
 Life Away.

If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forsver, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take No-To-8ac, the wonder-worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pound in ten days. Over 40O, ,00C cured. Buy No-To-Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee cure. Booklet and samples mailed free. Ad- dress Sterling Remedy Co.,, Chicago or Nau York
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Yuma Sun.

Yuma Sun.
 John J. Hickey and burro returned Wednesday to Mesquite to do assess ment and development work On some claims they own in tbst promising dis trict. Both Mr. Hickey and his burro are indefstig sble in their search for the sarth's RiisteriDg store, and certainly success would be ft crownipg of their efforts. MT. Hickey states that his next field of operation will bs the Ysqui where the strikes of Fioh pIecers gre
 hkcrted. .l
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

Journal Miner.
 MW Stewart, formerly popular res ident of this Territory, and one of natures noblemen, being ss square 8 man ss ever lived, Is now engaged ID the wholesale grocery business ia Los Angeles and is doing good business. His old Arizona friends should Eemem- Der him in placing thei7 orders. He is located on the corner of Los Angeles and First streets.
 It Is reported that he visit of Phoe- X sstorney to Pfecott recently, was for the purpose of Interviewing J " Norton in regerd to the bill introd uced by the latter st the lest session of the legislature, and the passage of which freed almost sixty mnrderers in the Territory. I5 Is further stated thst MT. Norton refused to be interviewed.
 John O. Hsrndon, of Preecots, was elected 6 ice-president of the National Bar Association on Fridsy. st its ees- sion in the east.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

HOLbrOOE Argus:
 Hon. W. Q. Barnes sud wife, Mrs John Harper and Maggie Jervis re- turned from the Mcqui villsges Isst Toeedey, where they attended the dence on the 2Ist. They report
 good time, and about two hun
 ASs from various parts of the
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
2e Lnre:

LSG 1yT6-
 elopement of the bride of one of
 Mexicsn citizens caused little ex. citement among the hombres from Mex foo this week. Last Saturday afternoon Judge Williams tied the knot which united Manuel Munez and PrecilIeno Cortez, but the knot was united the same day by the bride clipping with 8 "Youpg Locbinvsr'' of Mexican extrao tion, to the Huachucss. The groom ie ssoicslly taking his medicine snd bid ing his time.
 Yuma Sentinel:
 Assistens Superintendent AspinwalI, of the prison, Is the only ladies' man op the hill. II is his duty to look after the wants of the female convicts, of whom there are three, Of more OF less danger ous oh arters, who have heretofore been q source of much annoyance ard dis pleasure to the guards and manege- ment, owing to theiE scrspping proclIv- itias. Ia some manner, however, tbe assistant superintendent, either by his kindness, Fgot looks or winning ways, has won the confidence and good gFaces of the frsil prisoners, and now they will not speak to anyone else connected with the management Of the institution. MH Aspinwsll has promised to have their wardrobe replenisbed, es their wearing apparel is somewhat frayed, end even behind the prison bars they have not lost any of that feminine pride, desire 60 d.ess as well se anybody. The as- eistsnt euperiuter dent proposes to see that the girIs are dressed ss well as poe- eibls under the circumstances, but says they will have to leave C fl the frills Of fashion until they gre released from his cara.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
From Mondays Daily

Ool. Allen T. E 1glish, D strlcs At torney of Cochise County. spsnt yester- day h this oity.
 Mir. Jake Miller, She cettieman. with his family. are expected to retDrn to- morrow morning from CaliEornia.
 Harry Azole, official iuserpretep st the Sacaton agency, is in the city today. He reports everything going on nicely on the reservation sad the Italians hep- py with large crops.
 Professor Ostrum aud family ot Pres cott are in the city On their way to Yuma where she Professor will have charge Of the public schools during the coming school ysaF.
 Col. Johuetone returned yesterday morning fsom L7s Angeles, where he reports having ihe most ple.ssnt time of his experience in ths west. Hs re turns ready 10 take up bis numerous public duties with renewed vigoF.
 L1w MurrlIi an old sims Phoenlc;sn but of late yesss a residensos Oalifornis, hes caught the Klondyke fever ard wilt leave early uexb month tor Alaska. Mrs. Murrin will come to Paosnix to reside with her parents duriug the ab- ssnce of her husbsud,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02


 " s Rsed came into the city yester- day from Gro Blaroo, where be is con- nected with the Gro Mining Co. The company continues running it's mill double shifts, and has more men em- ployed ID the mine Shan ever before. The ore now being mined is of high grade and continuous development shows it to be in large quantities. Il is a free milling gold ore and the increased facilities for handling it which are now in progress will, when completed, en- able the coppsny to handle much lower grade of ore at large profit. Since the present euperin tendent, s H Gould, took charge some months SEQ, great desl of development work has been done and extensive additions made to the milling plant, yet cash returns have been made to the owneFs of the
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
It Saves the oroupy Children.

SEAvIEw. Va.-We have a splendid sale on Chsm bsrl g Cough Remedy, and our customers coming from far and near, speak of is in the highest terms. Many have said that their children would have died If Cham berlein' s Cough Remedy had not besn given.-KELLUM S OURREN. The 25 50 cent sizes for sale by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

Wanted
 Your tea trade from now on.
 Schl2Amg's Best wants it your money back if you don't like 1t. A Sctilling & Company
 San Francisco SS0
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

Tombstone PyospectOr:
 Col. R. s. Hefford, formerly of Tom bstone, and who left here to go to the R indsburg diegiugs, has struck It rich at that El Dorado, and his friends here will be glad to hear Of his good fortune. The Colonel in letter to Judge Dunosn, tells of the sale Of one mine of his group for SIS 900. and still has several left worth fortunes.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Territorial Items.

Graham County Bulletin:
 Under Sheriff Joe T. Mckinney, of Gils oouaty, arrived in Solomonville last Saturday at ' o'clock p. m., having ridden horseback from Globe in twenty nine hours in pursuit of horse thief. A stntteripg fellow who was passing through the country stole 8 woFk horse beyond Globe. This he traded to freighter on the San Carlos reser- vst:on for a horse more euits ble for the saddle. The thief was heard of at Geronimo sud Thatcher. h is hoped that Mckinney will get his man and thus be rewarded for his hard ride.
 The board of supervisors made sn order at it's recent sitting directing the district attorney to bring suit, after thirty days notice, against all property ownsrs in Graham county, who owe de- linquens taxes. Notices were ssnt this week to sll who are now in arrears for taxes. Property which has been sold to the Territory will bs eeized and the occupants ejected.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

The rsir Thursday afternoon was of the good old-fashioned kind. The streets of Kipgmsn were flooded and every little wash wae turbulent little river. Every kind of debris was carried down from the back streets aud spread oveF the yards sEd streets of the lower part of town. ca Bsslo street the water backed up and ran into the door way of one of the houses. A woman stood at the door patiently sweeping back the stream of water until tbs flood subsided. The streets were badly cut up, but no further damage was done.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-28

o'clock. be receives his ministers. lie
IL slovenly Ia habit. and walks up and
down the room with his slippers zip.
tapping. indeed, the reason he parted
with hts arst wife was because she
constantly complained be dld not wash
himself lie dictates dozens % letters.
hears dispatches read and attends min
utcly 90 every detail 81 business This
continues Tor six hours az a stretch.
Then De has hls principal meal All
the food g. carefully prepared. and a
prince Of the royal blood Is responsible
that no tricks are played. Every dish.
a. u Is sent from the Kitchen. Is seal
"a. and the seals are broken In the
soycrcirns presence. The shah. &C
-oriing 60 etiquette. eats alone. For
merry he squattcd. and ate from big
tray placed on the floor. But since
coming 90 Teheran he has been per
suaded 20 slt upon a mattress and eat
from table about a foot high. At
first a chiniz cloth vas on the table
but he was told 70 would be much
nicer u he had a white cloth. and 50
a white cloth Is now used. Between
hfty and sixty dishes are served bu,
His Majesty touches only two or three
First he will eat creased rice. followed
by a chicken or some Erillcd morsels
% mutton. laid between two sheets ~
thin bread-QuIte the ordinary Persian
fare. KNIVES and forks are things un-
known % court. and the king eats
everything with his fingers creased
rice. mutton and fruit His favorite
de'lcacy u marrow. and he loves 90
stick his hand among the rice search
lug out bones from which he can suck
the marrow.
Then the shah has an hours sleep.
and when he aWakes Is served with
some glasses of tea For the rest o.
the day until he rctires 90 his harem
whore he takes his supper. he amuses
himself with working little tele-
graph instrument playing backram-
mon with his ministers who are care
ful not 60 win-se;ting and resc,tlne
plants IN the gardens or taking photo
graphs. Tho shah Is quite an expert
camera fond himself. and some Of his
pictures are stated 20 be really cx-
ecllent lie enjoys being photograph
cd-in fact he has a positive mania 90
be- taken 10 every conceivable attitude
and dress Hc has been photographed
in bed. and there are photographs of
His Majesty ~ the attire % a Prusslan
oficcr. and even as high church Eng
I llsh clergyman. Both officer and
clergyman were present az a leyee. and
the monarch sent word that they we're
both 20 stay after the general guests
had left Then he borrowed their
e,othes and was duly taken"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-28

From the Chicago Chronicle; Il has
been determined that the church IN
which Henry Ward Bcechcr began his
ministry shall be torn down % make
room for buildings OF up-to-dato de-
sign. when Mr.. Beccher became the
pastor the church was the finest IN
Indiana. His salary was $500. but at
the same time the governor received
only $500. which included pay for his
private secretary, Bccchcr Is rcmcm-
bcrcd by members OF his first congrc-
cation for his wit. popularity and So
ciahility, and as a lecturer 20 young
men.
Some persons were inclined 20 be-
llcvc that Mr.. ncecher was little too
cXuberant and fond OF fun" said a
member OF the church. q remember
that Il was said that at a lawn party
he took OF his coat aud rolled down
Hill. Once, In coming from Terri
Haute In a stage at night. he found an
elder OF his church In the stage. lie
disguised his voice and inquired what
people thought OF Beccher's church
and about Beccher, An this was done
for pure fun"
Mr., neccher was twcnty-slx Year,
old when he came here. and he remain
cd Tor elgh, years In isi7 ne left TO
80 to brooklyn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-28

There Is at present IN the keeping Of
Mr. Hayward a Coylou sapphire belong
iug 10 Mai-Gen Rohlcy which Is not
less remarkable Tor its size than Tor a.
translucency and the brilliauco OF the
optical effects Il can show. The weight
ot the gem Is C3N carats and Il Is OF
dark milky blue color. perfectly trans.
parent and nawlcss. Larger sapphlres
have been known. but they have usual.
ly, u not always been DUH and muddy
instead % having the clear. translucent
color OF this specimen hut In addition
10 possesses a property occasionally
found in slightly cloudy or milky Cey-
lon sapphiros and sometimes IN other
gems. too which greatly enhances It's
value lu the eyes ut believers In the
occult powers Of precious stones 10 con-
Ter health and good fortune on their
wcarcrs Il Is a star sapphire or as
tcria That Is. being cut ca cabochon.
% displays a beautiful opalosccnt star.
dividing los six rays az the apex. which
changes iis position according % the
movements Of the source OF llrht hy
which d Is viewed. By employing two
or three sources ~ light two or three
81 these stars can De simultaneously
seen iu the gen. ny further cutting Il
Is said that the beauty OF this stone
could be- still more increased. but. OF
course. al the expense Of Us siEe.-Lon.
don Times.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-28
JUST Fon WOMEN.

The furnace ere Is being snubbed
gradually.
The magnolia trees look like giant
snowballs.
No one ever thinks yeur pen quite
good enough for them.
Robins egg blue stationery Il being
used In preference to violet. so long
popular.
The most casual ehurch-goer made
yesterday remarkable by strict atton-
ton TO religious duties.
Your umbrella may seen a burden IN
the morning. but It IL frequently a Joy
Gus friend before night
Il seems a. though borrowing had
reached the limit when a neighbor
comes after your sewing machine.
A skirt that bags well and a shirt
waist made by a tailor combine cor
rectly. according TO the summer girls
notion.
A woman who goes about with hen
hair In curl papers has no reason fot
wondering why her husband wants q
divorce.
There Is one thing certain. the bird
Of paradise plume has no, yet reached
a price that will permit Of lie getting
common.
To feel sense Of utter helplessness
one only has 10 lose their bicycle pedals
going down hill and discover when toe
late that the brake won't work. What
happens next cannot be recorded IN .
few brief lines.-Phlladelphia Timoa