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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Deputy Sheriff Henry George return

Deputy Sheriff Henry George return
ed this morning from the northern por-
ton of the Territory where he went to
secure witnesses foe the District Court
He reports that the chase for Parker If
still going on but that he Is in the
mountains and it has been some TIM
since any trace hiss been had OF him.
The many reports thai he pinned note
to the ground of srioe p reward for the
killing of Soerlf Ruffner and that be
had cut tbs throst OF the white horse
are entirely unfounded.
Deputy United States Marshal Sian
kard returned lsst evening from Pres
colt With Joseph Peck and Mrs. Henry
! L. Fisher, who ware ind cted by the
late United Ssstes Grand Jury for
| sdultry, both prisoners having left Ohio
together, leaving families behind them.
Mr.. Standard brought with him search
warrant to search their trunks for
couple OF rings which PRESCOTT barber
believes were stolen from his home by
Mfe. Fisher The prisoners were ar
raigned this morning before Judge
BAker aud tomorrow morning set for
time OF pleading, when they were re-
leased on 500 bail each. The rings
were not found by the Marshal.
Toe school Trustees held session
last evening when shey elected teachers
for the ensuing term which opens the
second Monday iu Septs NJ Der.
Though there were over hundred sp-
plicants for the positions to be filed
the trustees restricted themselves 10
their choice to residents of the city and
most of tbose chosen have ed previous
experience in our city schools and sll
have had considerable experience as
tescheFs and will be able to give good
support to::Professor Creeger during the
coming year The following were the
teachers chosen: Ida s. johnson. |
Laura O. Dobbs, Rosa PROOFS, Kate
Chrety, Marguerite Williams, Wini-
fred Coombe, Ada Kelly. Addiue Bury,
CLARA johnson, Allie Gray, Mabel Han
cock, Louise Owsley, Ida Warren,
Marie LIE Chance, Will s. Upton. Fred
Dyssrt, r. W. B ,rnss and J. O. Cole.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Saver Belt:

SIUer Belt:
A change is announced in ths Black
Warrior Copper Company, Col. Jas. A .
Fleming, president, having purchased
Dr.. Ford's interest in the bond on the
property, which gives him the control
ing interest. Supt. W. W. Hill has re-
ceived instructions to push develop
ment work and will increase the force
as rapidly as practicable. Pumps are
now being put in the shaft on the Black
Copper claim, preparatory to sinking
the shaft deeper. It is now down $40
feet. The working shaft IN the Dsde-
vile has been completed to a depth OF
100 feet. Col. Fleming is expected here
in few days.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27

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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Tucson Star:


Professor Dsvol returned yesterday
from ten days successful inspection
of the sugar beet experiments in Ora
ham county. II these experiments do
not turn out fsvorably, it certainly will
NOT be because Professor Devol has not
done bis part in the matter, as he is
visiting and making personal inspection
OF each attempt at growing beets in
each of the agricultural districts OF
Arizona. These experiments are at
traobiDg much attention throughout
the country, judging from the many
comments appearing In exchanges.
General Manager Kruttschnitt, of the
8. P passed through Tucson yesterday
en- route to the scene of the big wash-
out, few miles east OF Ell Paso. The
damage will be repaired in q few days
and traffic resumed. II Is said that the
freight accumulated on each side OF the
break will require solid month Of hard
work to get through
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27

We furnish WEEKLY HERALD and n w. Weekly Tribune
One for 50 so. Cashin Advance
ito
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
II, Is the Best on Earth. ;.

That is what Edwards & Parker, mer-
chants OF Plains, Georgia, says of Cham
berlsin's Pain Balm, for rheumatism,
lame back, deep seated aud muscular
pains. Sold by druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Territorial Items.
Journal Miner:

Prof. j. @. WATSON, principal Of the
Flagstaff public schools, is in town. He
says that the contract for the water
works of the above town was let yester-
day, and work will be commenced with
in the next ten days. Prot. WATSON
also states that tourist trsvel TO the
Grand Canyon has opened quite lively
shis spring.
The shot gun which Parker used With
such desdly effsct in escaping from
jail, and which has since been recover
cd, was the one which Deputy United
States Marshal John A. Donovan, few
years ego, shot and killed CounterfeiteI
Smith, an escape from the Prescott
jail. It was with charge from ID also
that Under Sheriff Dillon winged Muir
derer Hobart. Smith was killed at
distance Of 115 yards, while Dillon
empsied the contents of ib into Hobsrt's
arm at distance of 80 yards.
Two of the Sheriff's posse came in
from Williams last evening, bringing in
several Of the jadsd horses which have
been ridden in tie search for Parker.
The officers are ssill in the vicinity OF
Williams, but Psrker's location is se
much q mystery as il the earth had
opened and swallowed him, although he
is still thought to be hiding in that vi
oinity.
J. R. Harrington, con of g. P. Har-
Eingtop, of the Crowned King Mining
Company, came 10 from the Crowned
King Camp last evening, and left on she
early morning train. He confirms the
report that the officers have Cornelis
Bradshaw mountains.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Prescott No,,r;er

Prescott Courier.
A letter from Crown King states:
The new boiler is being put in place al
ehe hoist. Parties have leased the tail
ings at the mill and are putting in cys-
hide works. Tom Robertson has struck
10-inoh scresk of gold ore that runs
from 1865 to 5000 per ton. The mine is
about two miles below "Kentuck's," on
Humbug creek. Mr.. Hill recently
had mill run made at the Gladiator;
ore was from one Of the Dickey claims.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27

A really palatsble Castor Oil can now
% bad uuder the name of Laxol
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25
NO QUORUM AND NO ELECTION.
Dcboe KNITTED I'm Kentucky sennto-
rinl Contcst-Great Excitement.


FRANKFORT. KY, April H--The big
gest crowd OF the extra session assembled
in the House OF Representatives shortly
before noon to-day, the hour for the joint
session, at which 1t was expected that
TIE long and tedious wrangle would be
ended by the election OF w. j. Deboe TO
the United States Senate. All during the
morning there were rumors 10 the effect
that Senator Linney. OF Louisville, who
was one OF the boilers In tho Hunter race,
would not be present, and that Repre-
sentative Leiberth, OF Newport, also
would be missing, both without pairs.
This caused tho Republicans great un-
easinese. To add to this. the Gold Demo-
Gratis held caucus at noon, and decided
to assist the Silver Democrats In an ef-
fort to break quorum
When President Worthington took the
chair. shortly after noon, there was a
strong smell of fire, and great excitement
for n time, but it was queled by the
prompt action OF the officers OF the
House, who appointed a committee to as
certain II there was a conhagration in
progress I'm the State House. No fire
could be found, except some paper burn
ing in a corner, and the excitement sub
sided. Governor Bradley appeared on tho
floor with Congressman Colson and
others OF his friends and this fact in
itself caused some uneasiness among the
Deboe men, as il was the first time the
Governor has been on the floor since the
extra session convened. Just before roll
call Representative Lieberth appeared,
but Senator Linney declined to answer.
one sound money Democrat replied, but
this was offset by Leberth. who was
Ill Il 90 IA 10
name. The rol-call showed So present
necessary 10 a quorum, 10. A call for tho
absentees was demanded. and the Deboe
men crowded about Linney and Leiberth,
in an endeavor to control them. Linney
finally answered but Leiberth left the
room. leaving only So present
Senator Bronston DemocraO. moved
an adjournment, but President Worthing-
ton overruled him, and said that a
ballot must be taken. quorum or no
quorum When Senator Linneys name
was reached, he answered that he was
paired with Senator Henry j.. Martin.
who has been urged as the compromise
candidate of the Democrats. Only sixty
six voted which left Deboe four short Of
an election, and n call OF the absentees
was demanded. This was productive of
nothing TO Deboes benefit, and the bal
lot as finally announced stood: Deboe,
6G-no quorum and no election.
There was a scene OF the widest ex-
element when It finally became known
that Deboe had been knitted. and the gal
leries. and even the members OF the
Legislature lost their dignity for a
moment An adjournment was moved
and carried. but there was the deepest
feeling manifest on all SIDES.
In the corridor. Governor Bradley
found Mr.. Leiberth, whom he implored
10 vote for the nominee. Mr.. Leiberth,
however. refused TO do so.
After the joint session. Senator Linney.
who voted to make a quorum, but who
claimed he was paired with Senator Mar
tin. said that he honestly believed that
Deboe would be elected Monday. He
would not say what he would do.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25
RACING AT WASHINGTON.
End of the Jockcy-Club's Spring
Meeting.

WASHINGTON, April A.-The spring
meeting OF the Washington Jockey Club
closed to-day. All the events were we'll
contested. and finishes being made in
drive. Summaries:
First race-seling. furlongs-Russler
a 10 u won, Atlantus go to u second,
Hidaddy q to 81 third. Time, ll62-5
Second race-Congressional Stakes,
purse. $500 2-year-olds, half mile
Glenoine. Stanhope DO TO y won. Mr..
Stoffel (evem second. Torstenson. Simms
0l 10 lM third. Time, 81 So
Third race-fve furlongs-Miss Lillian
q 10 q won, Minstrel az to y second.
Maud Adams q to u third. Time, lN3 20
Fourth race-Washington Handicap.
nurse $500. one mile-Buddha (even)
won. Arabian &c TO y second. Volley % TO
1O third. Time, 1:i5.
Fifth race-selling, five and one-half
furlongs-Tantits % to 1O won, Brent
wood Q5 to 81 second. Laura May ca to u
third Time, liz 2-5.
Sixth race-selling. steeplechase, about
two and one-half miles-The Peer q TO y
won. Decapod 6 TO u second, ThacKeray
Is to y third. Time, 5:25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

PATCHING TIRES. 25c.; PUTTING IN
spokes, i5c.-two Csc. cementing tires,
2Oc.; truing wheel. 35c.; strengthening
frames, 75c; crank shaft, $3.50; axles, 75c.;
wood rims put on wheels, S.75; tires N.
& w. So inner tubes put i'm tires, $50;
handle-bars nickelled. Toe; cranks each,
l5c enamclling frame and renickelling
All bright parts, s.: frames enamelled all
colors, g. My superior facilities enable
mo TO do first-class work at lower prices
than others are obliged TO ask for in
ferior work. n. LEONARD.
an it, sos east Main.
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sPALDING PLACED IN JAIL.
Hearing of His Case Comes Up-He
xyoixcs Examination.

CHICAGO. April 2i.-Charles w. spald-
ING president of the Globe Savings Bank
and treasurer Of the University of illinois
BOARD of Trustees, was placed in jail to-
dav on order of Judge Dunno, OF the CIR
emit Court. who was dissatisfied with the
bond given by spaldng on the occasion
Of his arrest a few days ago on the
charge of embezzlement. preferred by the
university alumni. The hearing OF the
case came up to-day. and Spaldins waiv-
ad examination.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.
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In a city in Virginia. where the opportunity
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sv,,I DEVICE but BIG SELLER.

yOI,NGs COMB GUARD IS A SMALL
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Pay for itself in five cuts.
Agents wanted. Also, general.
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m OF, Newburgh. n. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25
Cox.ou-NiIIs Shut Down.

DOVER, n. H.. April 2.-The employees
~ the cocheco cotton-mills were noti-
fed to-day that the entire plant would
no shut down tonight until May Sd. The
cotton market is still dull. and in view
of This fact IL was considered that next
,yaek would be a good time TO make
renairs in the different mills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

PRACTICAL MACHINIST. BICYCLE
BUILDER, AND REPAIKy Iyls
3OS-3I0 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
has the wheel OF wheels the celebrated
KAN-KA-kEE.
Have you seen them? r,,.h
The handsomest in design and finish;
The best in material and workmahhsnp'
The most perfect In It's lines aiiu oe"'
ings. rr,ny
The easiest and smoothest running
wheel I'm the world. .rry prcycr.E
Also. complete MODERN BlCiCnh
REPAIR-SHOP. to Keep up ' ne work.
Old Wheels made new. 80 ,.,,a, .,
Duplicate Parts made Tor AL kii'us Vi
wheels. ~, "a r,ropsrer
eI,gb Class Enamelling ana dra s11,
Work Old phone sss "p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25
s,.,ma,ters Resume Work.

NEW YORK. April 2i.-The lockout OF
7OO steam-fitters, ordered some weeks ago
nv the Master-steam and Hot-Water Fit
ters' Association, has been called off, and
the majority of the locked-out men re-
sumed work to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25
WANTED,

statesmen FOR CIGARS; 1925 MONTH
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Customers. c. G. BISHOP COMPANY. St.
.ouis ap 25-Su. W&Frl3t
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HIS ABSENCE ALARMING.
Corporations with Which He Had to
Do in Difficulties.

NEW BEDFORD. MASS, April "a
Much alarm is felt here over the con-
tinued absence from this city OF VIII
liam d. Rowland, treasurer Of the New
Bedford manufacturing corporation, and
president Of the Rowland cotton-mills,
all of which. as announced last night,
are in financial difficulties. owing princi-
pally to the placing of the Bennett and
Columbia corporations In the hands OF
receivers, and the revelation OF irregu-
larities I'm the accounts of the latter mills.
At a meeting OF the directors or the
Rowland and New Bedford companies
Yesterday. it was decided 10 make full
examination of the accounts, in order
that creditors might be apprised Of their
exact standing.
Mr.. Rowland was seen here early yes
terday. but since that time his where
abouts apparently have become mys-
terry. His family stated TO all callers at
his house that they did not know where
Mr.. Rowland was. Garry Pierce, book
keeper for the corporation of which Mr..
Rowland was treasurer says that the
latter reported 70 him his failure to raise
money TO avert the troubles. and had
threatened TO drown himself.
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AGENTS TO INSURE DEPOSlTokS
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WANTED,

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WANTED,

Statesmen TO SELL ON A LIBERAL
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a perfect Oil Soap Harness Dressing.
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The Weather.

WASHINGTON. April "a
Forecast for Sunday:
fhIk For Virginia and South Caro-
lina-Fair weather; southerlv
winds.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-25

,r,,u SINGER MFG CO. 2o5 f.. Broad.
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THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YES
TERDAY was clear and warm. The skies
al midnight were cloudless.
state of thermometer:
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CASH. BLINDS, AND DOORS.

,,xsYANGER & co. 1926 Main.
bbaa-HDNEAI. & DAVIS, 3 T.. Broad
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PRESERVES, JELLY, PICKLES, &C

HECHLER. V. Jr., L. Main.
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