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The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-02
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5WEII1IET NITdHSHTTIeH
 Double Daily Service.

Double Daily Service. Steamers from New Haven leave Bella 10:30 a. m., and RICHARD PECK ut l2:3O midnight. Sundays p. Ill. and 12:30 mid night
 Steamers from New York leave Piers 2S and 26, East River: RICHARD PECK 3 D. nl., anu '. Ii. AUkTHAM l- midnight Sun days 9:3O a. m. and IF midnight. Fare $100. Excursion tickets, good for 15 days, $1.50. Sunday Excursion, $1 0O Staterooms and tickets for sale at Peck q Bishops, TOP Chapel street, and at Mix's drug store, cor. Chapel and Church sta
 FAST FREIGHT.
 Through rates quoted over Express Freight Lines to points West. South, and Southwest, and through Bills ce .4ading is- sued in connection herewith
 CHAS. I. FRENCH, Agent
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
GoIdfeId Gems.

GoLDFIELD, Dec. 8, 1897. D.d you ever get left? That is what happened to us in Goldfeld. Mre. Blake, her li.tle son and dsugh- ter, ard Miss Julia Nichols cams up Sunday to visit Mss Hoiuesley. Mise HolmesIey ssye she would be pleased to have other relstions snd friends do like wise.
 Johnny Sssries came again to Gold field Monday. Though he is younger and hsudsomer, Wa would rather see hie brother, Jim ny Sesrles, come j1st nov. or late thsrs has been great deal Of travel on she road bssween GoIdfeld sad Mees.
 Only a few miners remain in Gold field but they continue Co for min erRI treasures
 There are o0Iy # few children left but they are kept digging for msntal trees- ures.
 Charlie Hall and his father have just retrrned from a Visit to Riverside. There is new etage driver out from Mesa but as IoOg ss the stage comes and we gss our mail we don't care who does the driving.
 JEPTaA's DAUGHTER.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
COCHISE COUNTY.

\ freighter at Crown King lost an eye the other day. He was fixing the harness of one of the eleaders when one of the horses gave jerk and the stick which held the leaders apart flew around and knocked the mans eye out It was feared for a while that he would die.--PrOspectOr.
 Ed Cullen. the dead train rObber, is believed to be well known in this county and is said to have worked for several catlemen in this county Cnl- len was in Bisbee two or three weeks ago and is claimed to have joined the Black Jack band. Several posses are in pursuit of the remainder of the robbers. but no news has been re ceived up to the timeof going to press. --Prospector.
 Word was received this afternoon that four Indians had committed dep relations near SolomOnville and mur- dered one man. The Indians were toward the line followed on the trail by troops from Fit. Grant. All troops at San Bernardino are ordered to patrol the line, and a command from Et Huachuca are now on the way to head the redskins off if possible. Further particulars have not been re ceived up to the time of going to press. --PrOSpectOr.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
PIMA COUNTY.

w. c. Green has been indicted in 1 the second degree for the killing of
 Jim Barnett and will have his trial on 1 the 14th inst. There is not much doubt that MT. Green will be cleared
 as he did what any man under the circumstances would have done and the man he killed was a mighty good
 man to be dead. NogaIes Vidette.
 At the last meeting of the NogaIes | town council Captain J. J. Noon was | elected Mayor, vice q. A. Avery. re signed, and T. J. Wylie was elected clerk. vice A. J. GriswoId. resigned Captain Noon is one of the solid citi- | zens OfNOealeS and q true friend of the town. We congratulate the Coun-
 ciI in it's selection of Captain Noon for Mayor.-NogaIes Vidette.
 Captain J. A. Baldwin. who was formerly stationed at Fort Huachuca
 and who is well known here by many
 of our citizens, was in NOgales Tues day and Wednesday on his tour of in
 spection of the companies of the Ter ritorial militia. Captain Baldwin in
 spected the local company Tuesday
 afternoon and found the boys well
 drilled and well equipped In the ev- ening the officers of the company gave
 the Captain a banquet at Coffee Jim mics where they partoOk of the good
 things the market affords. No com any is Arizona outside of the large towns make as good a showing as does the NOgales company--NogaIes Vidette.
 It is rumored that there are parties in town from California who are here for the special purpose of making an an investigation or the marble reSOur- ces of Arizona. It is feared that the California supply of marble will not be usfficient to build the San Francis co DOstOffice. The supply of marble in this Territory is inexhaustable and it's quality is equal if not superior to the Italian or Vermont marble.--Star
 The remains of Joseph GoIdtree ar rived this morning from San Francis co. The funeral ceremonies will be held this afternoon at ? o'clock from the late residence of the deceased. l on MessiIa street. between Meyer and | Main. The Pioneers and Junior PiO- | neers will take charge of the inter | ment. No doubt there will be q large | as the deceased had many | friends, especially among the old citi- | zens who knew him best.--Star.
 Less than six hundred votes were | cast at the election yesterday. W. l. | Perry had no opposition whatever and NIessrs. Kilt and Pusch were elected by q majority of about two to one. The majority OI the former was 94 and of the latter 142. A number of votes were thrown out on account of but these ballots would not have changed the result. The re- suit of the election is evidently a strong expression of sentiment on the part of our citizens as regards the in- reduction of party politics in munic- pal affairs.---Star
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
regulsr quartesly session of iae Dis.

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 Seven sy-tive sss do~n aud ware ii'-d zith' fae goad taia2s provided " e. Nssa Gcod Tsmp.a5s. 1 Alter sG2per fAe lodgA rscosv-a q. ~ish eV='y iedgs in she vai.sy r-p. sensed sxs4ps GlA Bead. N,nese.-' m 10 -r= j iced she ? s.r:e- Lodge
 C,nslder=b a ttU4 ~=s a-voE-d ', hearing feossts fsom trs seV-rai su1. l ord in,..a tod d and tae d's:oss.'st, %. methods es saas -s=fui work. I w.~ dec d=d to ssBd U C. Aassiu 5o c Band F sss near tosurs so heis, t'- lod< 4s tn~g pi C..
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 The exsre,s-s oi sias s==si..a ws,A c ossd by sa vsCy iossrsst. aS aAd nus csl aud l.terscs program, yh on Tas con srIau6sl 10 hv sl.ss E 4' U1s N W 'ii, sol F; Mir E 'h#rt, yee dlns Mrs Ftta B Jo0esun. 8 E PsapiAs, Mr Sssuf,~. M . Wh 6s.d d ds- Fsy \ -.7sii. rec ..atsss- X P Va b ies. v0,, Il solo: i ss s ,-i NJ Wii5 5-r v. cal ssusF, s.a il -o-.e q l-rf.'fe com D. ea6 ef S1-ssfe Q Au Na |. c Abs su, D E W. .iaor end \ ? w :h- i r.
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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
xEs snn aAVtEN.
K. G Dunn & Co.'S Monthly Repori
 On Trade in Southern CsIifornia.

1 K. G DUna tS Co.'S Monthly RepOri On Trade in Southern CsIifornia. Bank clearances for November con l tinue to make good showing and the excess of imports over exports tOtaled up for the month about S1GO.000 GOO. The improving state of manufactures was shown by the advance in the wages of 30.000 workers in iron and wool industries
 Wheat dropped in the face of a large
 foreign demand, and the certainty Of
 q large cotton crop lessened speculat-
 i've effort and cotton further de
 clined- Iron was quiet without weak
 ening and wool was quiet but steady
 Our immediate district is beginning
 to be concerned over the SeaSOnS de layed rainfall. The continued dry
 weather iS effectinS the market for farm products, giving them great steadiness of value, with q decided tendency to advance.
 Beans are freely offered, demand not so active.
 The orange crop had q close call from the frost. The true orange land sections suffered no damage; the prob ability is the fruit in low lands has suffered some injury. The early orange market this year has been the best ever known. The shipments to meet the holiday demand will be un- usually large and then lessen until the middle of January.
 The prevailing prices for lemons are less than a year asO,demand is fair.
 No improvement in nuts. The wal nut growers over-rated the price effect of tine tariff. and are now ready to make concessions The future mar ket is uncertain. but many growers l think cents will be ultimately real i ized. to wine grapes, the vintage of '9T is {! larger than usual and the quality | promises well; the price a which it i shall be leid k not determined by mGr- ! chant and producer.
 The dried fruit market is dull. de l naHd light except i'll the northwest. | The October rains damaged the raisin | .rOp to some extent. Fine grades are | scarce and the market for choice lots | S strong
 Prices for honey remain unchanged. Market more active, about One-half he crop still unmarketed
 Country trade k good, collections Locally, trade k with ut special features except such as generally appear with the approaching holiday season
 Failures in Southern California dur pg November. fifteen; liabilities S24,- 94: assets $12.599.
 Dec. Sth. 1S97-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09

A temperance wave must hsvs stKuok Phoenix. Six m:lss of water pipe gre to be laid st oncs.-Journdl Miner.
 James A May. who married Locy M Hanks in Durham, North Caroline, December ?, is expected d to soon arrive in Prescott with bis b-ids Journal Miner.
 The safety of the public school build iog having been called into question, the trustees had it carefully examined by W. w, Cain, se an expert, who pro nouncsd tbs building perfectly safe, the trouble being that the, bel besrioge were so.badiy worn that the bell daocsd around when rurg and shook the build ing The dslscs will be remedied st once-JourndL Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
CHA COUNTY.

A large body of iron was recently encountered on the Black Copper claim, one of the Black Warrior Cop per company's group of claims. The discovery is considered important and is to be xploited.--Silver Belt
 Grant Allison was here last Sunday from San Carlos. He stated that Lieut.. Rice, the new agent, contem- plated making many Improvements The capacity of the Touring mill is to be increased, and a better water sup ply provided. Also a new saw mill will probably be erected somewhere near the headwaters of the San Carlos river. Lieut. Rice seems to have taken hold with the determination to i'm prove the condition of the Indians on the San Carlos reservation, encourag- ing industry among them and insur- ing a greater degree of prosperity.-Sil- yer Belt
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
Pima County:

Frank Siegel, the cattle buyer of Kansss City, came in on No. 20 ysster- day morning. He has one of the bull lets fired into the express car by the would be robbers. Ills sports this ss evidence that he stopped running in time Go catch the delayed train. The report st first wss that when the shoot ing became hot Frank started to meet the rising sun.-Star.
 I E SJlomou, of s ,lomnviIle, was in Tucson yesterday On business with the Surveyor Generals office. Mir. Solo mon is more largely interested pecun iarly in real estate and in the mercen- tile business also, than any otber man in the Gila valley. He reports Graham county as more prosperous this year than ever before
 Mrs. O. P. Williams, and her deugh- ter, Mics Grace, and 0 Jsmieson and wife, are at the Nsw Orndoff. They are from Psyette, Wisconsin, and came to probs bly at Mericopa. Perry Williams of that place being brothsr-in-lsw Of Mrs. O. r. Willisms.-Stdr.
 Mr Lsmuel H. McH enry and wife of Louisville, Kentucky, have come to make Tucson their permanent home. MT. McHenry spent last winter in New Mexico for the oent fit of his health and was for short time in Tucson. He now returns to establish himself in the practice of law in Tucson. He grsdu- sted from Centre College, of Kentucky, and took the law course in the U oiver- sity of Virginia. Believing that Tue sons health preserving cline is sll that is claimed for it, he comes here 50 ee- tabIish himself in the practice of his profession. MT. McHenFy comes from good Kentucky stock, his father, Henry D. McHsnry, for many years wes one of it's formest public men, having served five terms in the Kentucky senate and three in the National congress ss did his father, the Honorable John H. McHsnry. Star.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
ROBBED THE CRAVE.

A startling incident of which Mir John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by him as fol lows: ''I was in a most dreadful con- ditiOn. My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain con- tinually in back and sides, no appetite gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians gave me up. Fortu- nately a friend advised trying Flee tric Bitters' and to my great joy and surprise the first bottle made q decid- ed Improvement I continued their use for three weeks and am now a well man. I know they saved my life and robbed the grave of another vic tim" No one should fail to try them. Only 50 cents per bottle at The Phoe, nix Drug Co. and NJ, r. Chabh Drug store.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
THE DISCOVERY OF THE DAY.

Aug. J. BOgel, the leading druggist of Shreveport. La, says: ''Dr- Kings New Discovery is the only thing that cures my cough, and it is the best sell Ter l have" J. F. Campbell, mer- chant of Stafford, Ariz, writes: ..Dr. Kings New Discovery is all that is claimed for it; it never fails and is d sure cure for Consumption. Coughs and Colds l cannot say enough for it's merits. 'Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, coughs and Colds is not an experiment. It has been tried for a garter of a century and today stands at the head. It never disappoints. Free trial bottles at The Phoenix Drug Go. and N. ?, Chubb drug stores
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
YUMA COUNTY.

George Washington McFarlin. the hero of the ''hot time' in tine ..Demo- crat'' office in Phoenix q few weeks ago, is in Yuma, having accepted a po- sition on the ''Sun." George is an old timer in Arizona, and has many friends in Yuma who are pleased to see him again identifiedjwith the grow ing industries of the county.-Sentinel
 John W. Goodfellow met with an ac- cident in the mine at Gold Rock last Saturday which resulted in his death. The remains were shipped to Los An geles. his former home, for interment. MT. Goodfellow had lived in Arizona for the last four or five years and was well known in Prescott and Phoe- nix where he was engaged in business for some time.-Sentinel.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
COchise County:

Parties in Tom mbstone from Aravaips state that considerable mining activity is noted in that section. At the Grand Reef party work is being puebeo, and probably 200 people or Ecre are Dow at she new camp called Kiondy ke. The Tebie Mountain Co. hsve120 men on the pay roll and gre preparing to put up extensive machinery. Two immense boilers and engines have slrescy arrived et Wilcox end are ready to be trans ported to the minee. The new toWneite has been laid out and tents sr- pitched about. Saloons have opened up for business in tenE, snd two stores are al- rsBdy on the ground. K ondyke is en- j1ying boom ard tbe town Las every prospect of beco uiDg busting miriDe city. Verify Ccchiee cc unty and thie section of Arizona is experiencing mining revival. Esch mining success is serving to attract capitol and mining men are beginning to turn their atten- tion Eo the banner mining county of the Territory. Many more opportunities are but awaiting the magic touch of capital, and many prospects of merit worthy of investigation are here to be presented to those interested to develop them into producers.-PTospector.
 As will be seen by court proceedings in another column an indie; ment Of murder ID tbe second degree was found against W. O. Green by the grand jury. The defendant waived usual time tc plead and when arraigned pleed mol guilty. The court ordered-s new bono of S3O,OOO. From indications this case promises to be one of the hardest fought criminal cases in the history of tha county =PrOspectOr.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
Vim, Vigor. Vitality, = STORED
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 IA. -S1S's VITALIzEa

nse~- crs->t, F lissiocs. tnpotencg. Fares. Functional Disorders -a cd u' e-- srs ,t--Sse=, quickly restoring .s-s -hfiud ,.'es ? sDtrs. s.vins Nieor aa6 Saeneta vheae formerly wessness pTe- s=- q. saavs4' at .sas simple. sfsotaAs .-d E r9.siasA ys.-, gsssck and tsorcuGt.
 2,n'g os 6 e,sv-i oy jsuitasi,,n-. -nsist on A'EtN'S N;s-isz ,,.- Sent sealed if yonr rass-si eio-s s'.F saVe it. Price ono dollar psr ,.os>a.;e. % s.'e sa Tisn written guarantee # s.> l,IsSe c0te informant, n, lefeEsLess. sto-. s-se and -oadlenrial. Send us stEtenen of ser and 25c Tor q -eak's trial treatnasnt. One ,alS- sant s>s ssch psr=cn-
 .z TON MED O- Ro~T0N MISS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
From ruesdas,s Deiig.

From Tuesdss,s Daily.
 Two csrs ot hey were shipped fson
 Mssa yesterday
 Jsmes G.lhlaod is net recovering f 'om his reoens illness es rapidly as hi
 usuy friends had hopsd for.
 4 car o. gesia wss saippsi frou Tempe to B'=bee eod a car Of hay tt Harris Spur lrst night.
 Wm Gordon, Lss Vszse; Joho Wen gis, Pomona are registered St thE Tempe house.
 A beautiful speoi n n of fancy feather work by Ms B. F Johnson is on ex
 hibifion st tbs drug store If Laird snc Dines.
 Dsn R'einuain of Mesa who had his leg broksn some time sgo ty being thrown from 3 borse, is able to be around on crn,ohes
 The s,ds w4ik CD E xhth ssrses from the N ,Fcassi e.ssb Is ooth AT ornament and a coavienlerce to Shcs- residing in l Fest T. mre end credit tc ;he cocpo ration coupcil
 Ed Bloom-r snd E. B zz 9 both Of Of w hom ~ ere very near to Gsstt's door with typhoid fever ere isp9revii Eep- idly and tbe.r ultimate IecuveiF Is con : tdsn6ly sxoseeeei
 bisesre NJ, Qleeo. 4 J Char dier. Will L.B>rcr, D Nj L7Bbron, D Beeck, A L. Cuber. D W,leur, C.p--Ir R5ord- e es eoo John P P.neroy @ere passengers to Pho=..ix on ths morning train.
 Mattets er- rnnn,lg 7 very smooth ht q ev.sl:y is, tf g F. snk Muller bcrero;d ct M-sa Fts5ite bcy. thea Is 0 girl. The last V. an eight pound daughter which n1sk.s b;m three ps.r and he you'd saap for roy al fiaea or asck fu Of ecee
 Ob,.pe R che ds f Mesa vho has b-sg, .t.erat,g sehroi IT P-oro City U eAh for tAs llet .flss ,t"is has re- tu4ned Eorue etd sef shs te viii be tsndered ,. rece rtioo euv tt morrow ight !, danos Ii D. R-v-n Iii his honor O. Ti U Sd. It. wi.' rave on | .Tee years 1 ss5on.
 $ ma scouadsti vt ce.4 tss er2'inn be 4xeen right s1d sIof z t-e w..-ful.y de- i generated, s-eie a srtd's- 'sd several busd es th-feto t,.oned from Jno. | E5r,pr etn Ito Iefl | : ho ~s tied at ti D ggs corne5 far a f-N sal'nutes lest i evenI.g. Fl. h..;t $ ss,.g.s of ~'' her con scjepee or fe-r i-f. t'isever be would | have tsk.n si.., i..5's. hridi- snd blsn ket Is,s unG-ssscs q IA. D ;mondson off-fs IsVefo f,r st.e ietuED of his prop rty.
 1'n- Ct. Cau ac'l held 8 r@eu'ar meet iux iass o'gbs psesirg an o'd nance pro hlbttirg furtt-r jntefmeLte 0.thin the Corporation lm'.e. A % an o5dtnauee r, q u ring al p~Fecus ~no deeire to lunp eerosge nc refusa within the .scoits 50 alsce II essue "n 'hs candy road in he rsver ooEtatu. T hey also outrscted for two huadred loads of d,ft from he O5d FelloVs s lot to be nsed in filing up io@ piaees in the .trests under tbe difs e7."G of sne etrest !
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
S2OOOoo

? Whoever you are, SchFlI1ne's $ Best baking powder is worth more to you than the money it costs.
 Your money back if you don't like 1t. A Schiing & Company
 San Francisco -u1s
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
rHn coon rhNaPnARs

A Pleasant Day spent sn sse>a Xss-
 serdny.
 Yeatera,.y was Good Templas's dsy in Mesa ard h., Joe7u fairly sws1med with mem bars of the Or1eF from sil ovsr tee county, ss is we6 bbe Gste 6Sed for Ehy
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
Interesting Paragraphs.
Fromsaturd as s's Daily.

The surveyors of the Grand Canyon railroad eiii reacn Flagstaff lu couple of days.
 Cetarrh, ike scrofuie, is g disease Of the blood and nay be cured by purify ing the blood with Hoods SarsBpa- rills.
 Doe Gondin won the bronoho riding contest as tbs park today. The contess Rss betweeo Doe G5odvin and J.:bn Hoors- They rode four horsss esca.
 John N .Car.y, the buntes killed four mountain lions last week uear Fiorence. He WIS paid bounty of 52O for each scalp. He makes business. of huotipR mouotsin lions with pack of blood i hounds.
 There was 8 gatnsriog of Glendale tanners in she city today. They cane in to urge she sppoinYnent of 3 rscsive' for the Arizpaa cauk Judge Street. howsvsF, msjatAinsd his position thal he as not yet ready to make the sp p7intmsns, but wop d do 90 as aa early date.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09

It Has faithfully prosperity happiness the their business and home for educa- manhood and true womanhood and instructive stories of the F ingo of the world, the nation and the states H imroved methods of cul vatng and harvesting his and the proper tune to them into the largest possible amount of money Has pertaining the welfare of farmers and villagers half century held their confidence and esteem.
 Y Weekly Tribune furnish with the WEEKLY HERALD Year fer $2 90. Cash in Advance
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
From Taesd.y's Daily.

Nervous people find relief by enrich ing their blood with Hoods SarsspariIls which is ths one srue blood purifier and nerve tonic.
 Jack s SseEegs. Iadisn trader at Saos- ton is in this city today. Mir. Stewart says the Indians are in need of wstsr to plant their crops otherwise they ere prospsring.
 The Territorial Bossc Of Ex4esis.~r for teacheFe osct,6o4sss y-es--i-y pre- senssd cert ti;sesa sa she Misoss Bessie Sharkes Mtbei G .sisBd spd Nsttie Norris. ra~ yonac l@dies passed a very credifabls exssuir ation-
 Jas 4 F.vm4eg sfriv. today firm Goh- [. isns sh- trip av-sIend Mr F.sui,ag ;s oow devositR mos. If hie sime 'o st- dsv- .'s'.-.snt os ths Bs,rs War or 5 'pper ufrss .5 Gion., Of whic r. . o--~.sisrt I is-4. j that sn iE.s,sr,~-s sf' ls~ v~s u,- G Ia tbs mins l-s=
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09

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