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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-12

j; j. fireman OF Salt Lake has found
II Dody of mineral in Beaver Lake
whieh he thinks carries tin. He has
taken some Of 1t to the city TO have a
test made =
w nile doing assessment work on the
old Horse claim in Beaver Lake the
Workmen recently encountered a foot
VEN OF pure galena ore
., 5. Carver has made another strike
IN BeaVer Lake. He has twu-foot vein
good values.
frank Van Patten of AIinersville is
polns some work on theGalena property
IN Beaver Lake. ivan" is taking ont
some very fine rock.
me Blade confirms the report in last
evenings News" concerning a strike
IN the Ben Harrison. 1t says the COM
panyhns an eighteeen-inch vein of pea
cock copper on one Of their claims
They are preparing to sink a 2O0-foot
shaft
The Skylark mine is looking fine
some very good looking rock has been
encountered. No test has yet been
made so 1t is not possible to give the
values at this writing, but it Is safe to
say they are good
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COT1T1ERCIAL.

New York, Nov.l2.-The Initial prices
on the stock exchange showed slight
variations either way on light trans
actions. The international shares were
steady with the prices from London.
Chicago gas and sugar were made
center of attack by the bears. the
former breaking rs, and the latter IL.
The standard shares showed marked
resistance and declined a small frac-
ton. a covering movement carried up
lead, Sus. & Western. Chicago gas and
sugar about point each, but the last
FAMED soon lost the advantage.
Prices Improved In the second hours
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NEW YORK MARKET s.

MONEY
New York. November T. Money on call
l'tn2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper ls0iN per cont
sterling exchange firm, with actual
business In bankers bills nt i.SSis for do
mnud aud l.SsigHA for sixty days.
Posted rates Sii. and isGi4.
Commercial bills 4.sl.
silver certificates 51sQs5stt.
linr silver 51ie.
Mexican dollars H.
Government bonds strong now fDurs re-
ristcrcd, i29as ditto coupons ts7a.. fouis
registered, ms; ditto coupons ii8it: tNus
psls; Hves registered. ~: ditto coupons
ia; Pacific skies OF n. lG!fs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-12
IMMENSE MINING TRANSFER.
Property Conveyance In Consideration OF
Twenty Millions Worth of stock

a mining deed has been filed in the
probate clerks office at albuquerque.
N. NJ, in which Phillip A. Campbell OF
Brooklyn, n. Y, transfers an immense
amount of mining property in township
" north range 9 east, that county, to
the Industrial Gold Placer company,
the consideration being $50. OOO, 900
worth of capital stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-12

Wheat No. 9 red DlflDi; Nn. Q red. go0pl
NO. spring, -; No. spring. s46si Ne.
lara winter. s.; No. . hard winter s10sG
No. new spring. %.
Corn, No .. 27it4; No. ., 9i4Na.
oats, No. :, 20M@2l No. j. isft.U.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-12
SAN FRANCISCO.
pROIlIrl,I

san Francisco, November la.-Whcat quiet A:
December, L4Jis May, 13sl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-12

There is considerable interest over the
new find.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-12
County Blanks.

Prices furnished on application. Davey
Tar Board and best grade Of materials
used TO mako our work durable. All
work guaranteed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-12
.Baby's Cloaks and Hoods,

Infants long Cashmere Cloaks, LOO s1.75, 81 % W
Infants short Outing Cloaks, Doc, Zoe 81 90.
Infants wool Eiderdown Coaks, 81. 10, 81 90 81. CO.
Infants silk Hoods, 25c, 5Oc Zoe.
Infants natural wool Undershirts 25c, worth Soc
Infants white ribbed Undershirts 25c 800, 400
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-12

shaded Silk Waists new) great bargain s495
brocade Silk Waists (new) great bargain 1926.
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Night Gowns.
Knit Underwear.

Ladies' natural ribbed VESTS PFC 4oc SOC.
Ladies, wool ribbed Vests tspeca) Soc, worth 1926.
Ladies' Munsing plated Vests Sl25 and S175.
Ladies' Union Suits, 100, $780, Sl25 $780, SL75, So 90
and $3.50
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Everybody should Have
v. B. ChllIllS Hl[lRSS OIL.

Makes leather waterproof Sold by Z.C.M l.,
Newman Mott shoe Co, r. VI, Techs Bargain
store Enstman's shoe Store, White & Sons
Co., sears Grain Store. Utah Butter House
salt Lake stove & Hardware ca, Crows llur-
ness shop, Hooks Harness Store and many
AVOID SUBSTITUTES.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Tucson NearIyin 1t.

Our old Pueblo narrowly escaped
having a genuine sensation, end con.
siderinR the season OF the year when
We don't like to be unnecessarily dis
turbed We are glad TO heave a sigh OF
relief and give ourselves q coDgratu
latory bug because our rest remains
On broken.
Evidently some of the prisoners in
che county Jail had hold OF some
news about the Prescott jail delivery
and made up their minds to emulate
the example of their northern brethren,
in accordance with which they started
10 to have Jail delivery OF their own.
Is was disoovere yesterday morning
that one prison bar had BEEN COM
pletely sawed off and another one about
half way. and they also had q rope
about twenty feet long, made out of
bands from Mexican som breres, when
she plot was nipped. L. is said they
had in contemp alton the holding up of
the treasurer before bidding sdieu 10
Tucson. Tucson Star,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Msssrs. Frank n Pettiugell, a prom

Msssrs Frank 81. Pettingell, prom.
inent banker and broker OF Colorado
Springs, and Gsneral E. C. Humphrey, g.
prominent mining man Of Denver, spent
me day in Phoenix this week on their
way to Southern California. These gen.
aemen were very much impressed with
the business outlook for our city and
will pay Us another visit on their EeIurn
from California.
According TO she newspapers, IA
Ohio husband became the happy fabheF
of ssven children not long ego. or the
seven ell lived but one. It is 90 be,
hoped he laid In supply of Che mbeT--
lain's Cough Remedy, the only sure.
cure for Group, wooping cough, colds
and coughs, and so Insured his children,
against these diseases. For sale by
druggists.
The first land patent 70 the valley
issued by President Mckinley and dat
ed April 10, 1897, hiss been received
here and is issued TO Adolph Lsibenow
for the piece of land on the Tempe
road beyond the Asylum, over which
Mr. Lsibenow and Mr.. Bstz have
been having a confess for some years
past. The patent is signed In Nv. Nc
own hand.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
INDIAN TROUBLE.
A Prominent Cattle Man Killed by
Indians.

A Prominent Cattle Man Killed by
Indians.
Word was brought to this city a few
days ego that Gao. Moore, ons OF the
Moore brothers who have large cattle
interests on the Whitewater, vas killed
by the Indians but no particulars were
learned.
Saturday night telegram was sent
by Colonel Bacon at Fort Huschucs
to the man in charge OF the troops at
San Bern srdino TO take detachment
OF men and two Indian scouts and
capture the Indians who murdered
George Moore.
The troops left San Bsrnardino yes
terdsy and it is hoped that the red skins
who have done the deed may soon be
captured. This is the first outbreak
among them for some time and it lie
thought that few of the Kids follow
ers have come up from Mexico where
they have been among the Ysquis, or
young bucks from San Carlos on their
way to join the Kid 10 Mexico have
done the deed .-Bisbee Lyre
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
LETTER LIST.
Unclaimed Letters An the Post Omoe
n Phoenix, Arizona,
NAV 10 1897

Unclaimed Letters An the Post Omoe
Phoenix, Arizona,
May 10. 1897.
Anderson, Willie Bsyley, John Henry
Barrstt, Sam Barker,
Passenger, D NJ BlakeIy. Edward
Brown, j r Burnett, Tbos
Carter, w Clark, Hattie L
Clark, 6 w Cantzen. PHI
Davis, Geo Davis, o 8
Edwards. F NJ Engel, E P
GarteD, Elizabeth H0rmau, S W
diiimap, Eva Kelleher. Richard
Laughery. Jos F Lewtss r
Lewis, Mrs Annie LlndeI, Geo
HerEell, Ed O'Connor, Geo
Owene, Jesse a Rsss, DO
Rice, c A-2 Rossn berger, Aaron
VIM Scofsld, Miss Lulu
Scott, Q o Spear, NJ D
Stokes, 6 A Thurman. GIN
Williams, Young, Miss O
Young, John.
CARTAs EsPANoIAs
Anseimo Arsgon Audsella Armada
Arch Borefues Carmen O de Oriete
Juaniss ErnsDdes Francisco Ferida
D ilores Feeide Chons B Gonzales
A r Lopez Mssselino LeIon
Andres Yescas label NJ Oigin
Jesus Miranda EIlie Ochos
Ortegs Anita OrteRs
CsFmen M dePsrrez Octsviano Ruiz
Tesus Sssnets Jesus Savedrs
LUCAS Salazar Jose Vidal
Call for advertised letters.
VIZ. E. THOMAS, P. ID.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27

| the chair OF a wheel mule might let his
too long pent soul eputser, spout and
| roar like Yellowstone geyser.
One day took q ride with Boone
| Lewis and his mules. He ontrolled C.
| sexset of national ststemen, wiz: Thos
| Jefferson and Andrew jackson IN the
| lead, John Quincy Adams aud Martin
Van Buren, in the middle and Grover
Cleveland and Samuel j. Tilden at the
wheel. In his obeoluke control of
those intelligent creatures l saw that q
teamster or mulsstesr has the same
perception OF harmony OF action and of
symphony OK movement that a great
orchestra leader has and the sans mas
terry over Assem- blies ss that of officers
like Tom Rsed or orators like Bryan.
For hours Boone's assembly went
swinging, singing. chatting and joshinR
along until their energies dropped q
little Then first making exasperet
remarks about demopetizsd horses and
deprecated jackssses, Grover Cleve-
land bit at the root of John Quincy
Adsms' tail This disoord in the har-
mony OF the pull brought the orchestra
90 q halt and kick-up-bub thus Grover
had executed his scheme of the Assem-
bly, reviving itself from the control of
Boone's imprisoned oratory. Boone
rising in his wrath and toga and -four
shinG his gravel presented the most
drsmsti attitude I ever saw. nlustn t
report his speech verbatim; but 10 gas
highfslutinR; something iika this: Eye
gods leaning from the balcony of
heaven to oatch the music OF the
spheres; ye dieties OF land, ocean and
air; Jupiter enthroned on olympus and
shades Of Lsonidss and Themistoces
broodirg over the glory OF Marathon
attention ell while thump hell out of
tibet mule" But Cleveland got only q
csreseing word and touch and ell tie
mules what they needed. reviver of
eloquen5e.
For Boone knew as l did that while
the soul OF horse is enthused by mar
tisl music, that of mule is revived best
by impressive defamation. He wants
Catsline's address to the Roman Senate,
fragment. sfrom Psmosthenes, Phillipics
and The tragedies of Euripides and
Shakespeare. But SOMETIMES the AFi-
IONA muleteer has nothing OF that sort
at hand. Then he must pull the shirt
off his soul and las is csper, and spread
the fervor of his spirit all oUer the pal
pitRtiug breezes. While marching
through Georgia an Iowa chaplain often
brought order out OF mule chaos by
reciting Webster's address under
Bunker Hill monument, or Brysnt's
"Oh Absalom, my son, my sopp' A
Kentucky wagon master asked the War
Department to provide each brigade
wegon trsin with either tragedisu or
q niger revival; but, strange to tell, his
request was ignored.
Next to what shall follow this as
eclogaes of the wild horse and cattle, OF
the panther, deer, quail, dove and other
wild things, and to the PASTORAL of the
Pretty quick" mocksr, which is Gods
little music box that nature winds up
to go off every morning and scatter its
spray OF melody over the desert, will
elk as a hesdpieoe the heroic figure
of the cowboy and his broncho, for they
are the sutocrate of the herds, and the
cowboy. whom ell the wild things know
bssr, they have crowned Emperor of the
GANADERo.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27

The Westisld, Indiana, Neaos prints
the following in regard TO az old resi-
dent OF that place: Frank MoAvoy,
for many years in the employ of the L j.,
N. & A. Ry. here, says: Il have used
Cham berlain's Colo. Cholera and Di-
srrhoee Remedy for ten years or longer,
am never without 20 in my family.
consider 1t the best remedyiof the kind
manufactured. 1 take pleasure in
recommending it," It is specific for
all bowel disorders. Eos sale by drug
gists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
RuokIen,s Arnica SAlve.

The best Salve n the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rneum,
Fsver Sores, Tstter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblalns, Corns, sad
all Skin Eeuptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. ID is gasFan-
seed to give perfect satisfaction 0R
money refunded. Price 25 cents box
For sale by keystone Pharmacy aud sss
Phoenix Drug Co.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
The Best Remedy1for Rheumatism


From the FairhdUers, N. Y, Register.
Mr.. James Rowlsng, OF this village.
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been a sufferer from rhsuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was In such
pain that she was nearly crazy. She
sent Mr.. Rowland for the doctor, but he
bad read OF Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and instead Of going for the physician
he went to the store and secured bot
tie of 10. His wife did not approve Of
Mr.. Rowlsnd's purchase at first, but
nevertheless applied the Balm Thoroughly
and in an hours time was able to go TO
sleep. She now applies IL whenever
she feels al ache OF q pain and finds
shat 10 always gives relief. He seys
shat no medicine which she has used
aver did her as much good. The % and
20 cent sizes for sale by druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
WEATHER SUMMARY.
For the Month of April 1897
PHoENIX, May 18th, 1897.

| For the Month of April, 1907
| PHoENIx, May 18th, 1897.
Temperature, Degress-The monthly
mean determined from 43 stations was
| o. 3 or Al above the normal and {
| above the mean for A pril, 1896. The
| highest monthly mean was III al
Msricope, and the lowest % 4 at Flag
stag. The highest recorded was ITO al
Fs. Moi ave on the 10Th, and the lowest
IL, on she LIST, at Whipple. The great
est range at any station WAS 70 at Fs.
Mojsve, and the least 45 at Bisbee.
Relative neutrality-suspicious., determin-
ed from two observations taken at $50
q. N. and $50 p. m local time, daily, at
Phoenix 81; at Yuma 80; and dstermin-
I'D from one observation taken at D.
On. local time, daily eb Oracle 81 per
cent.
Precipitation, inches and hundredthe
The average as determined from
amount measured at SO stations, was
0 08, which is 040 less than the normal
and 013 less than the average for April,
1896. The greatest amount measured
al sny station was LEO al Walnut
Grove.
Wsather-The average number of
clear days was %; partly cloudy days g.;
cloudy 2.
Wind Prevailing direction, south
vest. High winds were frequent dur
ing the month at all stations.
Miscellaneous Pnenomena-Thund
storms: Glsels 26 b; Music Mountain,
20, 25, 26; Orc Blanco, 25sh; Tuba g6th;
Williams, 26sh.
Hail-Tubs 18th.
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.
PHoENIX, May Is, 1896.
Slowly rising temperature is reported
from ell sections and, with the excep-
ton OF very light local showers at few
widely separated stations ia Graham.
Pine, Yavapai, Yuma and Navajo coun-
ties, no rain fell during the week.
These conditions ara just such as are
desired for the rapid growsh and mstur-
ing Of all kinds of crops In their various
stages OF advancement, in the districts
susceptible Of irrigation
On the lower levels, the Salt and GiIs
valleys, wheat and barley are ripeniug
fast and will soon be ready to harvest.
The first crop of alfalfa Is being beled
and shipped spd tbs secc nd tE,p is com-
ing on nicely.
The first ripe apricots were picked in
Yuma on the 10Th, and several small
shipments of the fruit are reported to
have been made during the week.
10 Msrioops county the strawberry
crop has been immense, the fruit is of
sn exceptionally good quality and still
plentiful. Muecat graz es and navel
oranges are falling off the trees in some
orchards. Figs are ripeDng
In the agricultural districts of greater
elevation, crops are, OF course, iu less
advanced stage but all are reported do
ng we'll and promise good yields.
Notwithstanding the continued dry
1ess, feed on the ranges is good and
stock of all kinds are reported in excel |
emit condition. Cattle especially are |
at and are being shipped In large num-
,ers.
Water is yet plentiful in the irrigat-
ng canals. W. 7. BLYTHE,
Observer and Saotion Director |
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27

Tucson, Ariz.. May II, 1897.
EDITOR STAR:-We fully believe In
the predictions of your valuable paper
that lone half has not been told" of
Arizons's mineral wealth Without
the least the latest. end verify the rich-
est discovery yet made, In che Pearce
mine.
Under the successful management of
Mr.. Brockmsn, the property is proving
price paid for the mine vas 1915 900 and
already 81, 500 600 have been divided
among the stock holders and 100000
have been refused for the mine. lis
marvellous richness can only be comput-
ed in millions. Three carloads of ore
are shipped daily which Realised to the
owners S100 per ton. When we consider
that not o pound of steam is used on the
property, and that the ore is shipped as
il comes to the surface without sorting
all doubts as TO It's marvellous richness
must be disDelled. A 40 stamp mill is
in course OF construction, and when
ard 10 operation, then lock out.
Considsi able work is also going on in
the Dragon mountains.
The Golden Rule mine, six miles south
Of Cochise station, has been sold TO J.
W. Bibbins OF Philadelphia, for $50 900, |
half in cash and balance in stock. Rus |
seville Copper pine, 9 miles west of |
Dragon station is being prospectsd by |
steam drill. The Grand Rsave nine
n Arivsips owned by Geo. Rsum and
Chas. Cunningham has bsen booded TO
. Nav York syndicate and work will be
pushed on grand scale. CHARLES.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Vim, Vigor, Vitality,
RESTORE ed
III so DAYS.
GOOD EFBFoTs AT ONCE.
CANYONS vITALIzEB

CANrON'8 VITALIZEB
Cures General or Special Debility, Wsksful-
nsss, Spermatorrhoes, Emissions. Imp .tsnoy.
Psresis, etc Corrects Functional Disor.Sez.
caueed by errors or excesses. quickly r. storing
Lost Manhood in old yourg. giving visor
aGd Strength where 70 rInerly weakuess pre-
vstiei. Convenient ptosag'. simple, eifsc tua
ana Legitimate. Care is quick and thorough
DON'T DO deceived by imitscs,.ll-, insist on,
CANTC&'S VitalizsrS. Sent sealed II your
drugg ,st doas not have It. Price one dollar per
pack age. for 81 wita written gaars- atee Of
complete cure. informant, L. references, etc..
free and confidential Send us stint, r snt of
case and 25o for r week iIia] tfeatrntl {. One
only. sent To esch person.
CANTON MED O.. POsT ON. ri ASS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
From Thursdays Daily.

rom 4nut5Cdy Lazy.
Mr.. Reese Ling, the popular Prescott
attorney, is in the city on business be
fore the District Court.
-Four carloads OF cattle will be ship
ped this evening for the east over the
NJ. & P. road and tomorrow ten cars
will go out over the same road for
Denver.
The train from tbs south Was four
hours late this morning owing to trou-
BILE with wsehouts on the Southern
Pacific. The delayed train brought
into Tempe fifteen carloads Of cattle for
Mr. Packard, which will be placed on
pasture near that city.
A second entrances at the Park
theatre where persons holding previ
ously purchased reserve seats can
enter is a great con venience, but
better yes. if the box office opened on
the outside somewhere rather than in TO
the sntrsucs hall she people would be
accom- mod ated.
Mr.. A. 81. Joha Gaylord, manager Of
the Highland Canal, is IL tbs CITY. He
reports the best crops 10 years under
that canal aud statss that he will to-
morrow morning commence the harvest
ing OF mis- grain crop which is fully
An otfi5ar VIII iasvs this city this
evening foe Paris, Texas, to bring back
10 tbs Territory Thos. Cameron, sen
fenced at Prescott on June ., 1894. 10
Tvs years il tbs Territorial Prison for
burglary, aud who escsped from that !
Institution abou5 three months ago |
While ~ work 10 the wood camp.
Applications for the reward offered
y she Governor for she capture OF the
utlaw Miller ara already beginning 60
rive az the Governors cffios. Today
telegram was received by GovsrEor
rankin from T. B Woody OF Jerome,
aiming the reward and requesting
lat toe claims OF sill others for that
ward be discredited as Miller sur i
'ndered 30 him personally. Ii
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27

II will not cure everything. Ii is not
claimed that 10 will cure but one COM
plant, that is dyspepsia. We cannot
say that il will cure every case OF dys-
pepsis, bus it will cure large majority
Of them. Snoh cases IS are adapted to
its use will derive immediate benefit
One small bottle will be sufficient to
test 10.
The Shsker Digestive Cordial is es-
pscially adapted for emsoiated or elder
iy people whose food does them bu'
little or no good because it Is not digest
ed. The Cordial CON tsins an srtifoially
digssted food and is digester of food
happily combined. Read one OF tn.
little books which your druggist is nov
giving awsy and learn OF this wonderful
remedy.
A really palatsbIe Castor Oil can now
% bad undsr the name of LaxoI.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Tucson Citizen


The report that Black Jack was kill
ed esst of Clifton some time ego seems
90 be an sFroF. The man killed was
identified as Tom Ketchem and il so
happens that Black Jack did not mas
que.sde under that name. The latest
reports from headquarters is that Jack
is still healthy and aggressive. To-
stead OF having two or three men with
him he now has eighteen of the same
stripe it not the same csliber as him
self. They are said to be csmped in
the neIghborhood of Ruch's we'll In
Cochise county, and are ready for all
the deviltry that can be cut out for
them. jacks visible presence at the
time serves az an intervensr between
The killers of Ketchem and the $4,000
reward offered by the authorities for
the killing OF capture OF the noted out
law. A posse under United States
Deputy Marshal Ezekiels has gone 10
pursuits.
LAST night Officers Cakes and Meyers
arrested Fred Schroeder for carrying
concealed weapons and for diecharging
firearms in she city limits. Early this
morning it was reported that he held up
Arnold Newman late last night With
pistol, aud secured one dollar, and
learning that Newman had
IS gold piece Ia his possession, held him
up again but did not secure anything.
He claimed this morning 10 Justice
81 and that he took this way to get it.
He will be brought up for examination
before Justice Meyers tomorrow.