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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-21

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Corrected.

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Mexico

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ti.g cut tho Lore star from The firma-
mont Of nations who car say That Mexico
which Is making such strides IN all manner
~ growth would today be enjoying lie
blessings Of q republican form Of govern
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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

l harsh, as men pronounce sentence on the first impulse of great sorrow. yet WHEREAS it behooves these of finite capacity to srust implicitly in the wis l dom os Him who doeth gil things wall, now therefore be it
 ReSolUed, That, while the psople ot ArizoEa grieve at the joss of one who had just begun to administer for them that law whose "sess is the bosom of God"; wbo-had entered upon his great svuss with a spirit that devoted his mind and body to its faithful eKeou- tiou; to whom no patience, no study, no laboF, no protrscsed thought was too great If it led to proper adjudication of even the least important righ6s.-yet they submis themselves humbly 20 She decree of that Great Arbitrator before whom all must some day give an ao- oount of the deeds done in the body.
 ResoIUed, That to the widow and family Of deceased ths people of AEi- zona tender that sympathy which sll must feel who have passed through the shadow of such affliction and that the children of the South follow to his last home in the Norshland one who WAS lent to them that strife might be sooshed end peace reign in the land.
 ResoIUed, That these resolutions be filed among the archives of the Terri tory and shat 8 copy of the same. duly engrossad, be presented to the family of deceased with sn assuranes that the people of Arizona will ever cherish in memory one who, though he fell early in the journey, yet had resolved that Arizonn's God should be his God and that whitheE she went he would go.
 MYRoN H. MoOoRD,
 Governor ot Arizona.
 EDWIN s. GILL, Clerk 3rd Judiciel District of Arizona.
 T. A. JoBs,
 City Recorder of Phoenix, A. T.
 Com mibtse.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

A SHELTER in the vicinity would create pay roll of no small account to the business men of this city; more then shat it would brIng hundreds of thousands of dollars to this oity directly and indirectly all of which would brace up business here enormously. It is time that the business men of Phoenix shonld begin to sec she necessity of fost- ering and building up some soPS Of ID sn- uft cturing business, and the smeltirg business is iu this lIDe, In this region of country. The county resources while gradually becoming Of more and more importance are hampeFe and delayed and will be so for years to come before they will be equal to she growth of busi- ness in this city. Ii is therefore 8 mere matter os good business judgment and she propeR enterprise of men who wish to build up trade that some important
 
 immediately put on foos. The emelteR proposition is one that is now offering earliest results, one in feos that is mere ly ewsiting the encouragement of the business community of this locality to begin operations. A ssnnery should be a SUCCESS heRt carload after carload of hides are shipped ou. Of this valley that should go out in the shape of manufactured stock, and would do SO if the proper business energy were put into the worS. The product would be used right here in the Territory from which abundant raw material could be drawn to keep as lerge sn establishment in constant operetion ss might appear desirable and profitable. The excuse that enough hides could not be had here is not warranted by the facts. establishments is essen tisI; a general movement ln sbat direction should be made now. To get these propositions under way there should be the united moral eud moneyed irfuepee of the community. With this va cen soon have one such establishment undeF way and is wilI not be loug bstore we may have all Of them in successful operation which would duun,e or triple the busi- ness of th s. city in tbe ezs two years. A waiting policy bbis matter won't
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04
THE DEAD CHIEF JUSTICE
Arizona Records Her Grief Over
 His Demise.

Arizona Records Her Grief Over
 His Demise.
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, !
 OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR,
 PHGNIx, Ariz., Oct. 29, 1897. At the meeting of bhe officials of shs Territory of Arizona, of She county of Maricops and of the City of Phoenix. called by the Governor to take action upon the death of Hiram 0. TFuesdgle, late Chief Justice of Arizona, ou motion of Attorney General c. M. Frazier, q committee consisting of Govsr1oF N. H McCord, E s. Gill, OIsrk of the Third District Court for MarIoops county and P A. Jobs, Oity Recorder oE Phoenix was appointed to draft resolutions ex- preesive of the feelings of she people of Arizona with respect to the public ba. reavemenS. The committee re.,crted ae follow:
 WHEREAS the Judge of the Universe has summoned Hiram c. Trnesdale. !aSe Chief Just;cs of Arizona, from sp earthly tribunal to shas Judgement seat whers infinite love is law and the equity of Perfsct Justice prevgile, gDd WHEREAS suoh summons, though frsugbt with divine tenderness, seeme to those, xho throrg shs Courts of this world stern and perhaps needlessly
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

THE last report of the Interstate @ Commerce, Commission is out. l. gives the total railroad nilsegs in the United States on June 30, 1886 as l82, ,776 63 miles. Arizona don't show up in thie EspoFs ss the greatest reiifosd builder in the. Union ss she q in the lsss re port. We are however getting ready to make a fine record for the next re- port. The emoupb of railroad capital invested on Juoe 30, 1896 Ras 0566,- 965,771 which gives an average capisali- zstion per mile of.$59 61O for the entire county. The number of passengers carried for the year WEE 5I1, ,772,797 and and the expense Of operations of the zoads s772, ,957, ,O44. The gross earnings of the business were S1, ,15O, ,169, ,376 or about s377, ,1s0. .332 ret Co the companies owning the fosde. Other eaFninge run this prof to about $5O6, ,205 963 OF about 4 4-5 per cent per snnum interest on the investment, certainly not very extra egan6 incoms on so extensive g business and one, eoo, that 6iss7ibates such sp enormous amouas amoog the Isboriue population.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

PRESIDENT MCKINNEY has psde s final refnsei to involve his edministra- ton in the New York oity elections. This leaves Senator Piatt to his own resources and confines the fight to Low ard Temmeuy. General TFscy's can- didscy # he continues as such will help Esmmany. There is prospect that by the advice of Mir. Pisst he will with draw
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

TEE following from BrGdstreet's con-
 cernlug the Greater New York election,
 which occurs next Tuesday, is 6 vIsw of
 the situstion from purely business
 standpolnt and no doubt gives a most Rccu rate idea of the exact situation at She present moment of municipal poli- tlcs of the great city of ths western continent. Brodstreet's says: ''So far as surfscs indications go no change
 of moment has taken plscs in the
 mayoralty situation in New York.
 The four principal candidates sre mak-
 ing vigorous campaign, three of them
 General Tracy, Mr. Low and Mir. George-being engaged in an unFemit- ting discussion of what they conceive to be the issues involved, while the fourth, Judge Van Wyck, has so faF confined his electioneering efforts to She preparation of 6 letteE of accept sncs. To the ordinary observer no in- diostions are apparent going Co show whether any Of them has made inroads upon the strength of the others. There has never been slime when the i outcome of situation was so difficult | to forecast es is at present the case in | the Greater New York. As Is usual 1 under similar circumstances, there is | no lack of claims on the part of she | managers of the Individual candidates, but these may be dismissed with scsnt consideration. At present opinions as to the outcome are, 50 say she least, de- cidedIF premature"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

OUR dispatches of today announce the sudden death of Henry George last night by appoplexy. He was the orig inal single tsx apostle aud one of the four candidates for mayor of Greater New York, being the candidate of his particular faotiou of the democratic paray of thag city.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

ALBUQUERQUE if correctly reported, and we believe that oity is, has the back bone and the energy to ses on foot proper enterprises for the prom otion of business. A day OF two ago she raised S1OO,0O0 by popular subscription to go inso an irrigation and sugar beat enter prise that will make 8 lou of business .fcs that city and locality.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

CALIFORNIA has just put in force an order among the State Asylums for the segregation of consum psives. Of this movement she San Francisco Chronicle says: ''The order for tine segregation of consunpGives in all the State ssylums has been long in coming, but it will do much to check the spread of this dead ly disease. The next shing thsb the Reslth Board should do is to lay down some regulations for the segregation of conaunpsivss at the various health re- sofbs.. SoushaFn California resorts se- pecislly are infested with people in sd vsncsd stages of consumption who are 0 menace 50 every healthy person in their neiRhborhood. Such tourists should be forced to go to certain hotels provided for theiE use, and they should not be permitted to be Sd large any more than horse with the glanders."
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

FREIGHT rates via Galveston from New York were again cut by the
 Morgan line last week and continus at such point that it is possibls for this city to do business in making purchases in New York at ss favorable railroad rates ss is Los Angeles or San Fran oiaeo
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

THE chainiess bicycle is out snd out to stay. The Pope Manufacturing Go. that makes fhe Columbia bicycle has turned it's whole energy in she bicycle business to this form of wheel. The same company manufactures the new horsalesa Yoad waRon.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

THE Drover Journal of last Saturday says shere.is riee of 10 to 15 cents per 100 in cattle and suitable killers Yesher scgTce most stock arriving st the Omaha stock yards being feeders. Sheep are quoted the game, while hogs gre plentiful except in light weights, where there is scarcity.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

CLEvELAND's last Congress created 40 new offices and discarded 137, the net increase being 276. all of which were no doubt necessary ss our country is grow ing rapidly in the necessities of One peo- pie in the administration of public af- sairs
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY is not devotIug any time to ths consideration Of the answer of the new Spanish ministry to Minister Woodford's sproposition. the full text of which ie nov on its way to Washington, because the substance of that answer hes been known for some time, and nol doubt the new Spanish ministry will be given a ressons ble time in which to try to put iss new policy into effsos in Cuba. The only thing that may change shis programme is the manner in which theF Spanish reply desle with she efforts which have been made by ouFegovern meut so prevent the departure of fllibusteTing parties for Cuba. Ifthestone of the answer is what Spanish publications have indicated, it should be promptly resented by our government. More than $2,OOO,OO0, it is reported, has been spent by this gov ernment in efforts 10 prevent filibus- teriUg and to live up to its in tern stionsl obligations 60 Spain, and no insimstion that this government has been nesli- gent should be tolerated from Spain. It is probable that such talk eppesred in the Spanish papers solely for its of feet sb home, and that nothing ot the muuicstion.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

THE news ot the death of Henry George one of She prominent candidates for Mayor of Greater New York came with shock this morning.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

GEO. M. PULLMAN's estate has been very conssRvstively estimated st s7,600.- 900, ell but sSOOOOO is personal prop
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

THE Rosario, Mexico, suspsct proves
 not to ba Dunbem the murderer of the :. McGIlnoy family at San Jose, Csiifor- . mia
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04
Oh, How Thankful

Pain was MdddeninS ana nope
 Had Been Abandoned Wonder
 fuI Results of Purifying the Blood.
 GA very severe pain came in my left knee, which grew worse and worse, and finally a sore broke out above the knee. It discharged a great deal and the pain from my thigh down was maddening. Large, hard, purple spots appeared on my leg. I suffered in this way for years, and gave up all hope of ever being cured. My wife was reading of a case like mine cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla, and she advised me to try it. I began taking it and when I had used a few bottles I found relief from my suffering. Oh, how thankful I am for this reliefI I am stronger than have ever been in my life. am in the best of health, have a good appetite and am a new man altogether" MO0Rc T,isbO1 Falls Maine
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

Boss WEEDS famous definition of an honest voter as ''a man who will etsy bought" is under consideration in Greater New York these days.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

SENATOR MORGAN is in San Diego, dangerously i'll.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

For AdUertising rates or Jo6 Printing prices inquire at the Busi1sess Office of the He~cld, No. IS North First Street. Tel epkoBe No. 50.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

THE President will go to Ohio to cast his vote for his party on Tuesday nexs.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

"MAN proposes, God disposss." The Hon Hiram O. TFuesdsle, Chief Justice of Arizona. is dead after she short ser vics in that high ofics Of our months !. A young man, comparatively, he had juss enteFsd upon a career of great promise and usefulness, commanding from the first She great confidence of the people which his important position indicated and to which no man should attain who is not worthy Of that great trust, the most important in Territory, State OF Nation. The people of this city where he lived, and of ths Terri tory, extend their hestfslt sympathy to his wife and children, to his brother and his friends.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

PROF. DEvoL who Sho has been ieed by the University Regents for critioie- ing actions of the Board was vsEy competent man In charge of the Agri culturel department and ths only ex- cuse shat could be given the people of the Territory fer cutting him of. is that B much more capable man may be put in his place. The Board should be above petty revenge for 'letter wRib ing''
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

THE HERALD does uos know the in- side of the attempt to, ous6 the Rev Howard Rillnsn from She Presidency of the University, if there is guoh sn at tempt, but it does know that hs has been the most eff ,ient msn in the place she University hsssyet shsd. There is only one excuse for 8 change and that is that there should be yet c better man put in the place, who should only be 8 well-known and great educator.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

PRESCOTT women courteously remove theiP hats in the opeEa house, end in disputable evidence of refined lady.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04
AN HEIR BORN.

OIeveIand's Youngest Escapi
 White House. PRINCETON, Oct. B. Cleveland has been deliY today.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

Just try loo. box Of Csscerets, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made. *
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-04

horseless road wagon.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-09-30
A WOMAN'S LETTER
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-09-30
ENFIELD NEWS.
tcorn espondence to THE coMMoswEALrH.)

(Corl dependence to THE CoMMoNwEALTH.)
ENFIELD, N. c., Sept. 81, 1897.
Mrs. Martha Pope departed this life
last Thursday in the 18th year of her
age and was buried Friday at Conocon-
ara where she joined the church many
years ago and was faithful member.
Rev. r. T. Vann read a Scripture
lesson and made appropriate remarks
and prayer
Children's Day service at Bradford's
next Sunday at II a. m. and preaching
at 2 p. m.
Large sales of tobacco last Friday.
Mrs. Young and daughters, Emma
and Matte, have gone to Boydton, Va.
Miss Carrie Young is teaching near
Rocky Mount.
Mrs. III. w. Williams of Gainesville is
on visit to Mrs. Partin.
A. ". Rawls Of Rocky Mount is on
visit to r. w. Partln.
John Cowper of Mt. Carmel, ILL.,, is
here visiting his aunt, Mrs. Whitfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl of Spring Hope
have moved into the house next to R..
B. Britt. ---..
Mr.. Robertson and family have moy-
ed here and he has opened jewelry
shop near the post Office. His wife is
quite sick.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-09-30
SCOTLAND NECK'S POST
MASTER.
Charlotte Observer.

Charlotte Observer.
Scotland Neck, as is learned from 9
special to this mornings paper, has
drawn a black postmaster. He is the
fourth one of his color appointed fo1
Halifax county. We feel that this is
entirely right. The Republican party
has never acted fairly by its black
voters. They constitute nearly all of its
strength in the South and are the bal
ance Of power which give them quite a
number of Northern States which
would otherwise be Democratic. But
for the black people the Republican
party in North Carolina would not be
big enough for it to be an object for
any other party to fuse with it, and In
Halifax county there are quite ten
black Republicans to one white one. Il
is proper, therefore, that they should
have share OF the post and other Of
fces-that Is. If Senator Vance's propo-
sition that the horse which draws the
pillow should have the fodder, is correct,
and it is, beyond question.
We congratulate the Republican
party upon Its realization, at last, of
what is due to justice. The awakening
of its conscience has come late but it
has come, and in North Carolina it is
beginning to divide the offices
fairly, for fair division would give the
black people four-ffths of them, but it
is beginning to divide them. Let the
good work 60 on. It is little against
party prejudice and preconceived no
tions in this State that a black man
and a seller of rum should be post
master for refined community like
Scotland Neck, but the people are en-
titled to what they vote for and since
in the last election, they voted for Pop
nlism and Republlcanism we are
pleased to see them come into their
own.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Board of County Commissioners
OF Halifax county will receive bids tor
the construction of wire fence about
nine miles long to be built along the
dividing line between Halifax and
Martin counties. Said fence must lie
at least four feet high, proof against
pigs, hogs, and stock of all kinds.
Bids may be filed with the Register
of Deeds In the town of Halifax by the
First Monday in October, 1897, and
must contain full specifications of the
fence which bidder proposes to erect.
Mem. FURGERSON.
Clerk Board County Commissioners
Halifax. N. c.. Sept. Z. 1897. 90 IT.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1897-09-30

Governor Russell has announced his
decision in the case of Railroad Com.
missloners J. w. and S. Ohio Wilson.
He suspends them from power and has
appointed L. G.. Caldwell of IredeIl
county and John III. Pearson of Burke
county in their places. The two Will
sons refuse to vacate their office and
the matter will be tested in the courts.