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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
COconinO County:

The citizens of the Verde valley gre raising subscription to build wagon road from the valley to Flegstaf viz Mund's trail. This is move in the right direction as msny ot the citizens of that section would like to make ouI city their trading point, and the busi- ness men of Flagstaff will only be too willing to receive their produce and trade.-Fldgstaf Kicker.
 Dr. D. J. Brannsn was kept busy Saturday in the forenoon attending persons who were the victims ot ecci dents. He WAS cslfed to Milton to attend brakeman who gos his hand crushed, and ss soon as he returned to hie office he WAS summoned to Walnut, to attend to the injuries of workman who fell of the bridge as that station breaking leg and hurting his back Fidgstaf Kicker.
 The surveying party who were sur veyinR 8 route from the Grand Canyon to this place for the Santa Fe < Grand Canyon railroad will arrive here the lat Ser part of next weak. Those who claim to be on the inside say the road will be bulls from here, and that dirt will fly in less than thirty days We hope they sve not talking through their hats Flagstaf Kicker.
 Three OF four dead engines on the yards heVe the first of the week shows that the railroads supply of water St this point ie iDsufficIent to move the numerous hsavy trains that the oom- psnY nov hss on the road. If bhe amount Of freight continues the rail. road company will have to make some arrangement to get supply of water from the city when ouT water works are rut in -Fzagstaf Kicker.
 A colored gentleman, who gave his name ss Charles Ramon, wee arrested here last week by deputy sheriff Ruben Drum, on a charge of rape committed In Los Angeles, Cal, but WAS released on last Monday week. He passed through here on No. passenger Friday ID charge of an officer who was taking him to Nashville, Tenn, 10 answer for 8 murder committed in that city several yosrs sgo.-F7trystuG KEcfcer.
 Astrou omicsl discoveries of great value are reported by Dr. T J. J. See who has charge Of Lowell Observatory in Flagstef, Arizons. Prof. See eaye that the Arizona air is clearer end purer shan at anyother station in this country. Df. See said that since August, 1896, be has discovered about 500 new double stsre, and measured about TOO objects noticed by previous observers. Many stellar systems discovered are large end brilliant and possess the highest inter- est. The discovery of 500 new double sters is accounted the most important contribution 70 southern astronomy since the survey of ST. John Rerscbe sixty years ago. .-Fldgsta6 Kicker.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
A DAYS CREST.
Disposal of Business Today in the
 District Court.

Disposal of Business Today in ths
 District Court.
 Wallecs Duncan wss brought into court today and entered plea Of Dor guilty to two charges of forgery Teisl set for Dsc. 13-
 J M Flemmis:er, indicted by the grand jury for libel plead not guilty after demurrer to the indictment bad been overruled. Trial was set for Dsc 13
 B R Harroun, for forgery wse eenten- csd to one year in the penitentiary, ssn- tence to begin with today. and four months rebate allowed for time served in jail, awaiting action sf the gran jury.
 The case Of E Tolan charged with misdemesnoc will be tried Dec 16
 Mark Lsmb, charged with aa assault with desdly weapon, wss srreiened and will plead Monday.
 John Doe. vhoee true name is un@ known, was sentenced to five years for an assault to commit murdeF. This is the individual who tried 50 kill Jsilor Duncan and wss su bsequently exam ned for insanity.
 Marshall vs R1undtrae and Jacobs; judgment for plaintiff.
 O'Connor vs. Ge:z; judgment for plaintiff.
 Lsmon and Mandozs were sptsnced for burglary. The former got one year and the latter eighteen months.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Yavapai County.

Mrs. Charles Wilksrson returned from Phoenix ous day last week, where she had bsen iu order to obtain msdice aid for her little son, who will be re- membered as having drank some wash ing solution last Septem Der, uistakipQ the fatal poison for milk. After all these weeks of suffering she little fellow died about ten days ago, and his mother returned to Jerome, where she has inc hearty sympathy of She entire popula- tion- The baby was nineteen months oid.-Jeronae Reporter.
 Jack Duff brought in some fine veni. eon from the mountains where he has been hunting. He reports game as very plentiful. He will return to camp this week.-Jerome Neacs.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
ACUJ UTLA.

For three days we have bsen at an chor near the coast, in the state of Sal
 vsdor. The plees bsing reported un- healthfui we have not besn on shore To is small hamlet ca the coast st the foot of range of mountains From our steamer the location looks most at trsctivs. Much fee is shipped frou the pora and the hills;des are covered with F,nces (pientssiona). some of She IT very large. Oar days are sper t II reading, writing, sleeping, etc. Oar evenings have besn c aimed by Izaloc (E sulko) which is the only active vol ceuo or she cosst and inc first we hays seen. We sre twenty miles away. With oue fiue gIsssse, (pressused us by some thoughtful Paoeaix friends)we watched for hours the hot lava lseping Re if from the ioternsl regions sud plugging down the mountain side reminding us of Mo- Gefy's reader iu our childhood days and tue old lesson, flow doee tse water come down et L7asre?" Running. lespine, houodirG, jumpinR. ruslipg, etc., etc So Ah- lava sesmed to pour liquid fire. and va imagined va could hesE it ',hissinz, sizz og, betting" An active Volcsno must bs ssen ss night to ba appreciated.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
TFRRITORIAI NFWS

The Jerome Lumber Company hes put 10 horse gasoline engine in their carpenter shop. Ths company vii shortly add planning ard other machin sry.-Jeronae Neacs.
 Miss L9osis Ssoney, who has beer visiting her sister in Winslow, has rs- turned to Jerome. The Winslow Mail says: Miss Stoney was a great fsvorite with the young people of Wiuslow, who regret her departure very much and would extend cordial welcome should che rsiurn. Several Of our yonng are inconaolable and are thinking of re- moving to Jerome. Is is more than likely the Postal Telegraph Company will have to look ont for another oper- toF.-JeroD1e Nous.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23

stoon on GBe s te, dozsD os rasssngere on the osbsr s.de, tbe cectsin standing at the head. The seG was like glass; faint pink that pEscedss the rising of the sun, and the peculiar hush belong ing to the hour was ovsr sll. The silence was broken sy she words (resd by the oeptsir) % fsmiligr to Us all: q am the resurrection and the life, seith the Lord, be that helieveth or ne, though he were desd, yet shell he live again there shall bs DO more death, peither sorrow CT crying; neither shall tusrs be auy more psih. faF formsr thinQa gre passed aQey Then, ID re spouse 10 S request from he oaptein, came the besuslfol hymn, '.NssFer, My G06, to Thss, Nearer to Thee is the last note d.ed softly sWly. r,vs -ently ths words came: i've commit this, she body of our brother, to ths esep (here the body was gently raised hy tbe rnen grasping the stars and stripes, sid forward ard was in sn instant nas af sigCt) looking for ths rzsurcecsiop oe shs last day. when the seq shall give np it's dead" :" With bowed ha.ds vs re- peated: "Our Father WI ch At Ia Heaven" Then, raising cur syee, be- holdl The horizon IVES tfismf, the sea was burriehed gold, the devn wss day. No one spoke As for IS, ve felt all day thes we had had gum pse of heaven, and shall always feel tbst should we die on the sea 10 better place is there for slsspipg than ip bey bosom until that day when "There shall be no more sss.''
 En,rrrr g S..rnsnN
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
BURIAL AT SEA.

Oie sad incident of our trip thus far
 I will relate, sa fsw who never witness ed a ouclal as sea nave any idea of how it is oond ucted, aad consi der is frs ght with horror. The evening of the thir- teenth day aG ses, B young mao who had oeen brought on bosFd in SaD Frauoisco,n eae last ssages If corenr4. D. tioD, died. The captain .Iuvle'd Us 70 be present the next moroine as ruor'ss to wi4osss tbe eeevics Of bnvisl-
 We ware called st fge oc.ook
 Just aes4r that tIme 5Ce bell conmenced to tot e.oNly- We went onto the majn deck. The body Is fastened to a board, then sewed IT. canvas, wrapped 10 the Amer.osn l 5 and plsced or B temporary bier, s so cover. wikh fl g. The bier stands in an opening made by removing a section of dsck TaiIink Tne fees ara '4wsrd ths sea. The sailore aud ship cfioers
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
NzAA EsIATs, FRA asEBRs Reported { ,- the Herald by Phenix Tt.te Guaranty and Abstract Oo-

!! Ti.ts Guaranty and Abstract Go. Dec. f.
 Sheriff appoints Richard A. Roberts deputy sheriff.
 Articles of incorporation Of the Phoe- nix Brown Stone O.. G. P Bullard, James Burson and 0. Cenpbell; capital s2QO0o
 Nathsniel Hudson and wife to Fred Hudson, deed, g acres HxA DwA sec I, In, B.; $500
 N Hedson and wifs to Fred Hudson, desd, 20 acres of the ov14 of sec l, h, &; s1.oOo. Estate of Winfield Mills. Lizzie F. Barry. d'~-,'e r distribution, undivided on-vh. lnr~-e=s n Roberts" Little G'znt" std "Aia.." mines.
 Anne Vi O'8-len to 0. W. Grouse, deed, E r1s a@1f sw54 -35. In. 5e; s7O0.
 Dec. 6. JGY.sie. va R G.Jo,TJ and wm G5pdw.a and Gas L Hall. order of s4iS.7 94 4ores of ne 4. sec 9. Iu4e; i0f 8, blk 8. Galdman's Addition, and % 15. sw 74. sso 45. and Sc T, ssc 34, 1 g, 2; S270 ard costs.
 Copy of Articles of Incorporation of 'Fhe Garcia Gold Company of London,p capital stock s5O.OOO
 Garcia Gold Company Go David N Brown. appointmenb of Agent.
 Ramon 0 Valencia locatss the Gsyo B'snco mining claim in Vulturs Dis trioh.
 Ramon Valencia locates the Taste miuing clsim in Vul1ure District Ramon o Vslencia to s B@sk sai D N Btown bond For dsed. Gallo Blsnco end Taste, E ia San Francisco mine; SC 900
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Apache County:

o. B. Kitchener, is @ recent arrival from Cleveland, Ohio. He comes here in the interests of the owners of the Blue Dick mine aud will immediately start force of men to work upon the property Prescott Courier.
 Dr. McCsndles says that Irvine Sanders has 6 very badly broken leg. It seems that the hind wheel Of the front wagon and both whesls of the trail wagon psseed over the limb, tear- ing the ankle joint apart, crushing of one inch of the large and three inches of the small bone of the leg.-Prescott Courier.
 A Blumberg's mercantile establish ment was burglsrized last Taursdey night. Tue burglars broke open the found to be missing vera 900 ladies' kid gloves, 200 fine hsnderchisfs, lot of mems gloves. S17 50 in cash and two watche es. The loss is placed et $50 Officers are on the trail Of the robbers Burglars broke into this stora through the same window when D. J. Sullivan occupied lt.-Couier.
 Hon. John s Jones came in from Chapsrrst last evening. He reports the Little Jessie mine as good ss svsr; tht cyapide works will start up when ths tanks arrive Courier.
 District Attorney Roes went out tc Chspsrrsl yesterday to look into little rape trouble in which two men and oBc women are reported to have been tbs principals. Courier.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Navajo County:

On Tuesday evening L. E Diveibsss took chsrgs of she Holbrook possofice. Hs moved it into the Clark building, snd is now distributing the U. s. mail with the skill of veteran. MT. Hulst, the outgoing postmaster, has been one of the best postmssters the Holbrook office eveg had, and the officials of the service acknowledge that the mall un- der his administration has been handled with unusual accuracy and dispatch. Divelbess will continue to keep up the nigh standard of the office. .-Argus.
 Just try 10c. box ot Cascarets, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
From Mondays Daily .

". R. Patterson, the Los Angeles cattle buyer, will ship several cars of osttle tomorrow morning.
 Lieutenant John s. Porter, U. s. Navy, arrived in the city yesterday aud will remain here some time for tho ben eft of his health.
 There is well grounded rumor Sfioat that the northern addition electric hne will be extended to tos Iadian school and Pem beEton's horse ranch. l. is sad the preliminary work ou the extension will ba begun in 8 moush's time.
 Asuoles of incorporation Of the Gar oia Gold Company were filed this morn- ing with Secretary Akare. The c3rpo- ration is capitalized at $50 900, and wilI operate nesr. the Oas5Is Greek Hct Springs. David Brown of Wicksnbsrg was named as agent.
 Yesterday party of proninsnt reo- pls arrived in sbs city from Las Vegas for the purpose of looking ovsr she city aud adj 4aens country. Al though tbey remained here but stoff time. lesvip6 iass night, they wers grestly pleased et what shey saw, end some of the party will probably returu here for tha purpose of taking up their residence. The party sll reside in Las Vegas, N. M and their names ers. N. J. McNsmara, J O Culley. William Henley, Ralph Murray and F J Breu- neir. Daring their brief stay in tne city the party were guests Of tbs Ford
 Deputy Sheriff Galpin returned this morning from Yuma where bs sscortsd a batch of prisoners sante7csd to the at this term os ths court. Tley were: R. Lsmoo. ons year, end Jose Mendoaa, egn'oan months, for John Dos. fvs yesre, for SC
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Calendars for tsos

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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Vim, Vigor, Vitality. REST OR Eu
 EM 30 DAYS
Goop rFFFoTs Ar ON D.

CANi2ss'S " t.Izlca G,res General or spe,sa 0eb,tirs, s9ase as- ness. Fpel matorrhoea. Er,issiors tfop soncg Paresis, ete. Gorrecss FUnoticrat nis,r.l@ l@r' caused bg errors or ox.esss=. qais;Siy -esfo-is-e Lost Manhood in old soui 2. s{V'ls Xs-. and Strength where forI~srlr weak ces r-c vailed. Convenient D 1iis ,, s;lnpts. ffeSt0s and legitimate. Cure IS qs.ic,s a'ia fs.'-cilaa
 Don't be 6eceivad by iaiita -saai-t CANYONS vitalIzsrs Si'ni sr s5 if scni iruggist does not have 1t. Pro one ooiise 1.= pack age, for g. with writ saesessos ef complete cure Int crrpsti,n. fefoTossss. e,r- free and confidential. 5ea.t os siat-Iuart e easc and 25o foc 2 weeks trial treacinsEJ. GDs on4y. sent to each person
 GsNPON MED. O.. RO9rGN aASS
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Canton's Tansv Pills

tried, true and safe RELIEF for WOMEN. Always re sble. Avoid initstioss. Get CAN TSN'S and save regrets St druae ssts, or sent sealed, $1. Cur booklet cents
 CaDtoD Spec O., Boston. Esess.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Tempe Department.
From saturdsy's Daily.


 The annual meeting of the Tempe Mesa Produce Company was held to day.
 Mrs. 0 p Borrowdsle returned from Globe on yesterdays stage. She says there is about foot of STOW on the Pinsl mountains.
 Joe T Birchett hes accepted the agency for She Page Woven Wire Fence Go. He intends to work mong the farmers nnder the Temps canal Fro m Mond2y's Daily
 Mir E Dunn shipped nine care of cattle to Los Angeles last night
 Dr. Hsrb is doing good work as local immigration agent. He reports 6 son arriving tbis morning in she Espinoea household and sn heiress to estates of Senar and Sonora Bsureya.
 The tsxable valuation of Tempe is S152 s92 which should bring into the City Treasury S967.35. A neat little help for the Municipal Fathers and | that at the small rate of six mills. From Tdesday's Daily-
 R. G. Andre is on the sick list. J. Dunn will make another big shipment of cattle either tonight or to- morrow night.
 The two Methodist churches of Tempe will unite in Christmas services and union tree will greet the little ones.
 | 0. J. Ulmer has just completed the placing of AGO opera chsiTs ID the lee ture room Of che Normal school. They are handsome. hairs, veneered on backs and seats and are 6 credit 50 the school and 8 testimonial of the mechanics workmanship.
 The following were elected Directors of she Temp e-Mess Produce Co. at the annual meeting on Saturday last: J. W. Woolf, Hyrum Phelps, J. V Spain how1r, Joseph Stewert. Albert Miller, F. A. Hough and B. F. Johnson. On Friday next both the old and the new Boards will meet and discuss the ef- tairs of the company.
 The Tempe boys cleaned up the | Alerts in a little matter of baseball that occurred at Phoenix park on Sunday. IL wes the first gems of the season on both sides and it is quite likely there will be more friendly contests before warm weather. The score was six to two in favor of Tempe and but seven innings were played, when tbs game was stopped on account of darkness. Consumption Positively Cured.
 Mr. R 5. Greeve, merchant, of Cnil- howie. Va, certifes that he had con- sumption, was given up to die, sought all medic trent0ent that money could procure, tried all cough remedies he cou!d hear of, but got 10 relief; spent many nights sitting up Tn 8 chair; wse induced to try DF. Kings New Dis covsry and was cured by the use of two bottles. For past thrse years has been attending to business and says Ds. Kings New Discovery is the grsndest remedy ever made, as it has done so much for him and also for others in his community. Dr. Kings Nsw Discovery is guaranteed for coughs, colds and consumption. Ii don't fail. Trial bot ties free at The Phoenix Drug Co.'S. snd M. P. Chubb's drug stores.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-23
Interesting Paragraphs.
From sasurd a5s's Daily.

From Sasurd a5s' E Daily.
 The funeral of Geo. 0. Annear O Texas who died st tbe Sisters Hospital yesterday, took place today under the auspices Of the Woodmen of ths World.
 Wallace Morse, the bright young
 Tsmpeite vho was recently appointed
 to the railway mail service, will leave shortly for Los Angeles whsre hs will
 be placed on the sub list of ths service
 until an opening is created fer him. M E. Asherson, rsturnsd yesterday
 from New York where he was making
 an effort to secure capital for the build ing of sn Ooera house in this city. H. has taken an unusual interest in the pFojsot and thiDka is will be successful
 Phil Sheridan today had she honor to
 pay over to Mrs B. P. Zocekler, the
 sum of g. 900, being the amount of the l insurance on her husbands life. The
 money was paid by the Nebraska JuFis
 diotion of the United Order of Work
 men, of which lodge MT, Zoeokler wss msm Der.
 Walter Hill, She fruit shipper made
 tina first shipment of oranges Of ths
 season, to Chicago. The orange crop will be heavy shis season and several | shipments ip carload lots will be made
 within the next few weeks, which will place few thousand dollars in ciEculs- l sion in ths valley.
 Ths Texas Soclsty WAS organized last
 night in she offics of Justics Kincaid | A goodly number of for mer residents of che Lone Star State were present.
 Justice Kinoaid said this morning that
 ne was of the opinion that it was Texas vigilance committee that had taken possession of his office as when
 he got down this morning his fire wood was ell gone and ths stove showed
 where it had withstood heavy on- sleughts of tobacco saliva. whils the | ssbles showed unmisteksbls signs of having been used ae door mats.
 Sam Axe, 8 Glendale farmer, says thst resident of that pIecs hss found
 what hs thinks was patrifed alfslfs hay The man in question is freight
 er to the Hillside mine and when he reached the mine on his last trip he vent into the stable to get hay for his | team He cut the wires around bale, | but to his surprise the hay did not ex psud as is generally the case with balsd | hay. Alter chopping and saving for some time in vain he became convinced shas nothing but giant powder would disturb ths bale. He tried bale after l bsie with she same effect. The reader can judge for bimself whether the bay OF the story is petrifed.
 There was large and merry time et the park today. She occasion being the snnusl picnic of the Illinois Society. The day wss delightfully."- passed in pleasant and reminiscent conversation, music, addresses. etc. At I:30 o'clock large hampers containing lunobes were opened in the pavilion and the crowd proceeded to dispose of an excellent lunch, which disappeared with g pEomptnese which testified that days outing wss conducive So 8 keen ap petite. Many visitors who did not be- long to the society were invited to par take of the organizations hospitality. Much eDjoym is derived from these pic1ics, as many who were acquainted in years gone by iu farrell Iliinoia get together and talk of times past.
The times., 1897-03-19
SHE WAS ONCE REFINED.
Alcohol Causes the Death of Pretty
Maude Duyal.


Death was unqueStionably due TO alco-
holsm,'' was the comment Dr. Hammett
made last night when called upon to in
vestigate the circumstances surrounding
the sudden death of Maude Virginia DuvaI,
who died at the Myers Hotel Annex, No
326 Pennsylvania avenue, shortly after
O'Clock last evening. Then the coroner
ordered the body removed to Lees under
taking establishment, from where it will
doubtless be buried in the Potter's Field,
unless claimed by friends today.
Back of the mere statement OF the fact
and cause of the girls death is a sad
but interesting story, which relates
its own moral. Maude Duval was about
twenty-eight years old at the time of her
death. She had been a pretty, fascnat-
ing anu accomplished young woman. She
was well educated and had been refined
Not many years ago she held Il good pos
tion in one of the departments and drew
a salary of 81 200 per year, secured
through the influence of states sman, then
a member of Congress, and well known in
public affairs. Then came her downfall
caused by the same man who had be-
friended her.
About two weeks ago the girl came to
the lodging house and has stayed there
nights ever since. She was always alone,
and paid for her room each night. She
first gave her name as Madeline Sinclair,
and later as Mrs. Jones, but afterward
admitted that her correct name was
Maude Duval. She was frequently intox-
icated, and bottle of alcohol was found
under her bed. She had no other effects,
but claimed to have a trunk in house
on Thirteenth street. Yesterday afternoon
Just before 6 o'clock, and shortly after
she returned to the house, the girl came
down stairs and told the landlady that
she was dying, and lay down upon the
couch in the dining-room. DR.. A. A.
Marsteller was sent for, and after giving
the girl a drink of whisky, which fellow
roomer had purchased for her, refused
to treat the patient further because she
had no money. The girl died short
time afterward without anything further
being done for her. Coroner Hammett
was at once notified, and will issue
certificate of death from alcoholism.
The times., 1897-03-19
A Large Part of Des MOines Is
Under Water.

DesMoines, Iowa, March 18.-The ice
inthe DesMoines River at Fort Dodge formed
q great gorge at the city park dam there
last night, and the lower part of the city
and wide area of low land for twenty-five
miles above the city was flooded, and much
damage done. The dam gave way at 3
O'Clock after the water had risen sixteen
feet above it.
new gorge hasfermedat at Madrid, eighty
miles further down, twenty-five miles
above this city The report is that it is
worse than the one at Fort Dodge. The
Des Moines, Northern and Western draw
bridge ut High Bridge, one of the most
expensive pieces Of engineering in she
State, is in great danger, and dynamite
is being used on the gorge in the effort
TO break it up, Thus far nothing has
} been accomplished.
The water from the Fort Dodge gorge
is now reaching the lower jam and the
stream is rising at an appalling rate.