Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
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From Wednesdays Da: !.

From Wednesdays Da:I.
 Mr. Malcolm McL'esch arrived this morning feom VulGure where he is operating on the od taIlings with the cyanide process and making good clean ups.
 The M & P. road received notice yesterday that the quarantine against New Orleans and other southern cities on account of the yellow fever has been raised and trains over the Southern Pacific are now FpnBipR es Osuel though the southern states.
 The Red Men of the Territory will congregete in this city On December % as guests of the local lodge. Great preparations are going forward to make the reunion 8 success and there ie DO question but thet it wIll ioDg be pleas sntly remembered by all who psrtoi- pssed.
 Suit was filed in tne District Court shis morning by J. A. Black of Tucson assignee of ex-GoveYnor WoifAy against the Territorial Auditor asking that the defendant be compelled to issne war rant to the plaintiff for S5O00 with in- seress ab ten per cent from Jups 255h 1890. Judge Street, who was disqGeli- fad to hear the case transferred it's hearing to Judge Sloan at Prescott. This is the claim allowed MT. Wolfey by the Legislature swo years ego and which Wss cus down by the Board of Control couple of days ago when that body ordered warrant issued to MF. Black for B, 300 to satisfy she claim and which was refused by that gentleman who now sues to compel She Auditor to draw warrant fog the whole amount. Fro m Fridays Daily.
 The Jones ApisFy for safe. Address ?. M. Jones, Box 3S2, Phoenix. d&wsf Cattle buyer Dunn will tomorrow morning ship five carloads of cattle | over the s. F. P. < P road to Los An geles.
 Judge Street this morning appointed Thos. J. Prescott es United States District court cFieF snd bailiff, vice J. Wilson, removed.
 1 Probate Judge Grouse this afternoon issued msrrisge liosnse to Frank Perkins and Miss Clara McGreer The bride is one of Tempe's fairess dsught- ere, while the groom is leading citizen of Silver King.
 Mir. N N. Osburn veil known at l Woodstock, Mich, wss troubled with 8
 lame back. He was persuaded to use l Chsmberlain'e Pein Balm. l. gave him
 relief in one night. This remedy is also | famous for it's cures of rheum atism. FoI sale by all druggista.
 MF. E. s. Thureton, the Goddard
 mining man, came in this morning from
 the mines where 6 large force of mer are employed erecting the ten stamp
 mill and preparing for handling the ore from the mine
 "Ths worst cold I eger had in my life
 was cured by Chem mber.ain's Cough Remedy" writes W. H. Norton of Subtel Creek, Cal "This cold left me with z cough and I was expe ,toFeting all the time. The remedy cured me, and
 want ell of my friends when troubled
 with cough or cold to use it, for it will
 do them good" Sold by all druggists MT. PHI. Coyle re.uFned this morning 1 from visit to the King Of Arizona
 mine and reports that proposition enc 1 of the greatest in ths Territory. While there clean up of g ten dave run ou che five stamp mln was made and nettsd 3 bhirty-hve pound bar of bullion. The sheft in which they gre sinking for water ia now down three hundred feet but es yet gives DO signs 1 of water This shaft is about 800 feet 1 from the Sd aft Of dha mine, down in the canyon, but at 18O fees tbs drill vent | into the main ledge, showing body of I higb-Rrade ore, and ss yet the drill has not succeeded in going through the ! vein.