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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
DURRANT MUST HANG. Supreme Court Renders Its
 Decision AYRRSE TO THE ACCUSED. Five Other Murderers Will Now
 Follow to the
 GalIOWs.
INVERSE TO THE AC

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8-The UaiteG
 States Supreme Court today afiemec
 the decision of the Circuit Court oi
 California, refusing 8 wFi5 of hsbsss corpus to William Hsnry Theodore Du- i rans, under sanbsncs of death for the
 murder of Miss Blanche Lamont at San
 Francisco in April, 1895. Today's deci
 sion permits the law to taks it's course | wiSh the condemned man.
 i SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.-The news
 that the United States States Supreme Court had decided not to interfere with 1 the execution of DarFent epreed quiukly
 over this city today and crowds of in : | terested people read the announcement | eagerly from the newspaper bulletin boards The decision of the Supreme Court was not unexpected here. Dis tricb Attorney Barnes wgs much pleas sd with the decision. Hs is convinced
 that DarFsnt committed the murders
 and chsfed a6 the delay in carrying out
 the sentence. Mir. BerDss said that
 Durens would not nave to bs resentenc- sd. A that WAS necessary would be
 for tho District Attorney. when he re- csived official Eotios of the decision to go into court and sak for an order to procesd with the execution and that day be fixed for 1t. The decision of the Supreme Court peves 5he way for the execution of fge oshe2 murderers who have bssn sentenced to dsath but whose executions have been deferred pending the decision of she DnFrant Wordsn, Harvey Ailendsr of S8o Jose and Eosnks of San D ego,who outchsr- Sd aa aged couple. DurFgnt's parents were notified this moraing of the courts decision and were deeply affected. Mrs Dufrant wept but said her son was in nocent aud she did nos yet give up the hope thas he would get be wind ioated end his innccencs proved. District Attcrn : B4fnss stated tnAs tae only, thing the attorneys for Ddefent could d. now Was to appeal from the order of tho Supreme Court, but that he thought they would not do this as they were sure to fail.
 DurFanb's attorney, Eugene Deuprey res-eee 50 say what his intentions are for the future in that case.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9.-Districb Att tofney Barnes appeared before Judge BahFs today and informed the court thst he had received official notice from the Supreme oouRt of the United States that they had affirmed the decree of the United States Circuit court in the Dur ra1s case.
 Judge Bahrs thereupon issued an order directing that Theodore Durrsnt be brought from San Quentin peniterti- aFy tomorrow in order that 6 new date | could be set for the carrying out of 1 the sen tence already imposed upon the 1 condemned murderer.
 It was currently ruFnoPed that Friday 1 oexs will bs seleoued as shs dats for the l sxecu bion of DaErent, ia being generally l understood that the lew requiring five | lays notice to be- given defendant l does not apply in shis instance
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
TRADE CONDITIONS.
R. C. Dun & Go s Monthly Review
 For Southern California.
Iron Trade the Largest in the History 0 Ihe Country. Other Business
 Most Promising.

Generally throughout the country October trade registered decrease ir volume. This naturally followed the rush of August and September Go rs- plenish stocks, these months showing the heaviest buying in some lines ever known. The manufacturing industries continued well employed and many
 mills went on the active list thet have been unemployed.
 l The iron production is ths lsrges; ever known, which causes prices to yield l 8 little, bus the ouslook is foR higher l quotations with the new year.
 Wheat has been unsteady in all msF- kets and the early quotations for cotton was not sustained. The wool market was surprise; the heavy importseiona just before the new tariff law wens into effect did not produce the expected glus in the market and woolsn goods remained firm.
 Foreign trade continues to show the balance in our favor.
 In our immediate district reports from the growing crops continue good The early oranges are coloring wsll and prices are offsped fos the holiday trade The outlook for lemons is better than for some time.
 The nsw crop of beans makes the market little easier but as the crop is reported 20 per can't less thsn last year and demand is heavy, it is likely prices gill not strike the down grade
 The sugar campaign closes thus year wit 30,O00,00O pounds ot sugar to it's credit.
 The yield in celery promises again to bs heavy, probably 800 carloads.
 The dried fruit market ren eins al- most at 8 ssandssiIl, slight improve psnb is nossd in pruuse and apples.
 Nuts are moving wall. The prices ee5 by the walnut association were held with the exception Of 15 cent concession in sottshells.
 E sriy rains injured Fais;us i1 the field, and the crop Is not now likely to exceed, even if 1t equals in quality that of last year.
 The pack ot the csnoeries, which is tne largest in the history of Southern California, has been mostly disposed of st good prices.
 Collections ara batter than for come years past. Real estate is more active Oar products are being marketed at good prices and the effsob Is already ap- parent. The coming tourist season will soon open. ReViving prosperity in the East should greatly augment travel this year.
 Trade movements while quiet is steady and merchants age generally satisfied and confident of an unusually profitable winter season.
 Commercial oasuslit es lightest on record in this district, five in number, liabilities S7 ,3O0 assets g. 800; for same month last year, twelve, liabilities S4O,- GOO. assets S1500O.
 Nov. 6tb, 1897
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
The Ohio Land and CanaE Company
 Organized.

Articles of incorporation Of the Ohio Land and Canal Go. were fied in sbe County Recorders office this week. with o. Schetter, c. O. McCarroIl, H. J. Cleveland, J. F. McIntoeh and G. U. Holcomb as incorpoFasors snd Boerd of Directors.
 The proposed canal will be taken ont of the Colorado riveF about twenty miles below .Ehrenberg and will end st the Clip mill. Twenty i've thousau q acres of land will be reclaimed in one of the most beautiful valleys on the Colo rsdo river. The valley is about sixty miles from Yuma and is in tbs heart of one of ths greatest mineral belts in the world. which is now being rapidly de- veloped. many mines already producing gold, silver, copper sud lead. The min ing industry will furnish sn excellent msrkes for all tts products of the vel ley for ages to come, and the agricultu- ral development will likewise ssi,n u a5s the mipesai output by natural appii- ostion of the laws of freoiprocity.-Y Yuma Sentinel.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
MINERS AND SHELTERS
A Conference Held In Denver
 For a Week.
TO DEVISE WAYS AND MEANS.
Determined to Make Stand For Correct Market
 Quotations.

DENVER, Nov. 9.-The RepubIican today says:
 For several days the managers of all the smelters from Texas to BritisL Colnmbia have been coaferring together in this city wish view to she proUo- tion of allied interests of mining and smeltipg. There appears to be SD unanimous determination to devise some mesns, if possible, 50 obtain the true market prics of their products, in stead of the doctored and insu ficienb quotations now furnished by certain New York jobbers. Ia tae case of lead, for instance. there is no good reason why the market price in New York should nos be quoted daily at s4 25 instead of s. 75, and it Is believed that through concerted aobion on the part of ell the lead smelters justios can soon bs obtained. The same is true of silver.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
THE YELLOW FEVER. Back Bone of the Disease
 Broken. BUT FEW NEW CASES And Fewer Deaths Reported Throughout the
 South.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8.-Fhe backbone Of the fever is broken YssteCday'G record show only 13 new cases and to- days will probably be smaller. At 1C o'clock this morning the record wss two new oeses and two deaths, the smallest for the hour since September 6Sh.
 MEMPHIS, Nov. 8 No new cases to- day. Business has assumed it's normal condition.
 MOBILE, Nov. 8.-New cases of yellow fever 5, deaths none.
 NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8.-At 1 o'clock the record was six new oases and two dAaths
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Thanksgiving Proclamation

"In Femem branos of Gods goodness 50 us during the last year, which has been so abundant. Let US offer unto Him our thanksgiving snd pay our VOWS unto the Most High.' Under His waschfuI providence industry has pros psred, the conditions of labor have bsen in proved, the rs yards of the husoendmsn have been increased, and she comforts of our homes multiplied. Ills mighty hand has preserved peace and protected the Nation Respect for law and order has besn strengthened, love of free institutions cherished, and all sections of our beloved country brought into closer bonds Of fFsternsl regard and generous cooperation.
 'For these great benefits 1t is our duty to praise the Lord iu spirit of humility and gratitude, and to offer up to Him our most earnest supplicstions. That ws may acknowledge ouF obiigs- bIon ss people to Him who has so grRcioualy granted ue She blessings of free government and material posperity, l, William Mckinley, President of the United States, do hereby designate and sat apart Thursday, the twenty fifth day of November, for National tbanke- giving and prayer, which sll of the peo- pie are invited 10 observe wish appro priste religious services in their re- spective place of worship. On this day of rejoicing and domestic reunion let our prayers sseerd to the Giver of every good and perfect gift for the continu- ance Of His love and favor to us, that our hearts may be filled with charity snd good will, and that we may be ever worthy of His bsaeGoenb concern.
 "In witness whereof, I have hereunto sst my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed.
 Done ab she City of Washington this twenty-niatb day of October, in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seveu, and of the Iadepe ndenca of the United States the one hu rdIsd and twsuty second.
 CIVILIAN MCKINLEY.
 By the President:
 "JoHN SHERMAN. s S=cretsry of Ssete."
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Free Charge to Sufferers

Cut this out and baks is to your draggise and get 8 sample bottle free of D. Kiog's New D .socveEy for Conenmp- bion Coughs and Colds. They do not ssk you to buy before trying This will show you the great merits of}this truly wond erful remedy, and show you what can be ccomplishsd by the regular sizs bottle. This is go experiment and would bs disastrous to the proprietore, did they not know it would invariably cure. Many Of the best physicians are now using It in their practice with great results and are relying on fb in most severe eases. l. is auaran tesd. Tcial bpbtles free at The Phoenix Drug O. and NJ. P. Ohnbbs drug stores. Rsgulai siza 5e. and $1
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
MINERS GO OUT
Randsburg Miners have Grie-
 vance.

Randsburg Miners have a Grie-
 vance.
 RANDBURG, Nov. 9.-The labor trou- bles which have been brewing here for some time, culmip ated some time be- swssn and l2 o'clock last night, when oue hundred Of the miners union went in body to the Roxie mine and per- emp5orily ordered the superintendent and men out of the camp for working below the soedule of the union which is threa dollase per dey of eight hours The men were c N. Clark superinten- dent and part owner, Chae Couch, Levi Richardson, F s Whiting and Lewis Butler. Anthony Daily joined the union in preference to taking g moon light walk but the others all started with their blankets on their backs.
 SPRINGvAn1EY, Iu., Nov. 9-Ths miners in this part of the district are indignant over the action of the Brace vile men in accepting settlement be- low tne gcsle. Tho Spring Valley men clsim to have she strike won sod the leaders say thes no matter if the Brace yllls men do return to work at the non- union scale, the $ bring Valley men will hold ous uotiI next May if nsesssasy for the scals formulated ab Spring field
 L2dd, SsGton7ille, La Sale end Psrn ara equally firm. LsboF leaders here eeoff St the idea Of the "Uoolie" movement being 3 success. They say is ia only a blDff
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
To Cnre Catarrh

Do not depend upon snufs, inhalan5s OF other local applications. Catsrrh is 6 constitutional disease and can be sue eessfuily trested only by means of 8 constitutional remedy like Hoods Sar- sapafilis, which thoroughly purified tbe blood end removes the ecrofulous taiuts which cause catafrh. The gTsss num- Der of testimonials from those who have bsen cured of cgterrh oy Hoods Ssres- perilla prove the unequsljed power of this medicine to conquer this disease If srou bled with Catarsh give Hoods Sareaperilla fair trisl at once.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
MINERS ExoIrED
Chinaman to Be Pueto Work ar
 Illinois.

Chfnaman to Be Pueto Work fin
 Illinois.
 SEPARATOR, III Nov. 9.-The announce ment that Chinese will be brought here to work in shS mines ESs Uaused an su- mense amount of excitement A cali has been issued for full convention of the district to consider the matter.
 INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 9.-The council held with Governor Mount with references to the importing of Kentucky miners into Davies and Pike counties, Indians, to take the place of she striking miners of Gsbei and Ksuf- man Coal operatives, has come to satisfactory ending. One hundred of the striking miners, 1t is said, will go to work immediately and others will fol- low.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE demooFste, independents and
 prohl bitionists in the coming Massa chusette legislature must feel lonesome; i; out of 241 members, tbs republicans elected 216, leaving % for the remaining
 three parties in the field. John L. seems to have got stuck in the mud in Boston flats; hs hasn's been hsard of since lass Tuesday.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THERE ara now more eastein visitors io Phoenix today than there were at this tine last year snd their faces aren't half ss long ss they wers twelve month since They have 8 coinNor two to jingle in their pockets and the best of it Is they know where there is more if nropsr investments gre offered 10 them.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE Ohio legislature is uncomfoE- tsbly uncertsin up she present writing. The latest eteteosnt is that the exact situation will only be detsf mined by aid of the c usts.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
HONORABLE MENTION
Resolution by Phoenix Commander No. 8, K T, on th @ Departure
 of Sir Knight O. J Chase.

ASYLUM OF PRoENIx
 CoMMANDERY No. 3, K 2.
 PHoENIx, AFiz,, Oct. IS, 1897. J At the stated oanclave of this Com meudery held on the above date the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously edopted: i, WHEREAS, The members ef Phoenix Oomnandery No. 3, K. T.. of Phoenix, Anzone, hsve of late rejoiced in the renewed prosperity of our beloved order and havs delighted in the recently awakened Christian sentiment that has pervsdsd our KnightIy intercourse; and WHEREAS. We feel that good part, st least, of the goodly fellowship and zeal has been due to the kindly eymps- shy and earnest teaching of ouP eminent aud beloved Frater and Grand Pfelete, She Rev. c. J. Chase; and
 WHEREAS, His ministerisl duties have called him to fare if pastorete; we are, therefore,
 ResolUed, That ws hereby express our great regret that we shall be de psived Of his genial presence and further eloquent destruction, and that we heartily commend him to the courtesy ot ali true Sir Knights, particularly to those with whom he is about to reside, end congratulate them upon such 8 valuable acquisition to the ranks of those who there ara endesvoring to maintain and support the practice and DFsoapts of the Christian religion
 P. P. PARKER.
 N. A. MoRFoRD,
 D. NICHOLSON, Committee.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
A PRESCOTT BLAZE.

The Palace Saloon Destroyed. No
 Further Damage. Special to the HERALD.
 PRESCOTT, Nov. 6.-The Palace saloon took fire last evening at 6:lO and was completely gusted. No further damage WAS doue. The loss will not be over six hundred dollars. The fire originated in the Chinese restaurant in conneo sion with the saloon,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
STARVING KILOMETRES.

Aid Asked From the Government
 in Their Relief
 WAsHINGreN, Nov The appeal of President Mason. of the Portland, Ore- gon, Chamber of Commerce, to Score tsry Aiger, for help in getting supplies through to the starving miners iu the Klcndyke region, hes been received at she War Department, but in the ab- sence of Secretary Alger, who is expect ed 50 return to Washington today, DO action viIl be taken upon ib by the officials of tha dsnRrtmsnh.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE Galveston Neacs makes the sug4 gestion that there be Gn exchange of val uables captured during ths waR be- tween the people of the north and the south. That is good thought; it would uneaFth whole lot of intensely interesting Dsl history of the civil war
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
RBsENTBNCED TO HANG

Harvey AIIendsr Must Die on the
 Gallows
 SAN JOSE, Cal. Nov. 9.-Rarvey Al lender when resentenosd to hang shis moEuing on Dec. 10sh received the sen- teuoe unmoved. The court room was crowded when the noted prisoner was brought in. His father was with him and remained by his side throughout ths ordeal.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

GREAT BRITAIN seems exceedingly anxious to secure sn arbitration treaty with the United States. Psnncefote, the British Ambassador st Washing on, has returned to this country full of the idea and special commissioner with @ petition of some seven thousand Eng- lishmen asking the United States to enter into negotiations has arrived
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

WEYLER may hevs- to pay dearly for his failure to recognize ibe demends of 8 common humanity while be starved the people Of Cuba to death and footed the Spanish treasury by his corrupt practices on she island.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

A CONTEMPORARY statee thst t!e IS
 cent eleosioa orov~d there WAS DO ne- ceesity for tro Demoorstic parties. One more gie ecs.on and thsre will be no necessits fcf eIy D.r,o1stfc pariy
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

COUNTERFEIT silver dollars are sfioet that are of greater weight and fineness shan the genuine dollar.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

TESLA has n ade discovery that re- stores the freshness of youth to the skin of g human teine; it is the treat ment of the body by electricity. He literally shocks. the dirt.:the refuse of the skin casts of, into falling from the surface of the body leaving the skin fresh and youthful.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

MISSOURI IS biddlrg for the divorce business of the country. A law has be unesrtbed that requires but days residence to sue for decree if the offsnse wss committed within the state and one year if without the state.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE ns@ question to cone up is the
 union of the Central American States
 with the United States A Centiel Amercsn League composed Of the best 1 bus. ness element Of the CeBtEol Amer icaD states has been formed for this purpose and 8 representative hes bssn sent to this country to push the p-opo- sitior; should they iail to beco me part of the United States the plan is then to appeal 70 Mexico for admission to that Goverr mene
 THE Rev McOreary of the First N E Co afch delivered an sddress to and behalf of girls end young aonen lest evening thst should have been heard by every young iedy in t6ie city, and by these not sc young also. The HERALD hopee that the women of Phoenix will taks this matter up and induce the Rev Gentle man 10 go over Shat ground ege'n when the entire body ot the young women of Phoenix end surrounding country mey 1 be present.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

VsBILY Phoenix influence is far Feech- iog and for good. Evanston, Ills, and Winsmac, lad, have adopted the cur few regulation erd the city council Of Tempe has the matter under conaidera- kinn
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

As WAS to be expected the New York YelIoeU Journal nos claims all the vic- tory. Wor der if it will bs willing to stand for all the results.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
CHIEF JUSTICE STREET.
Announcement From Washington That Hen. Webster Street
 Is the Appointee.
i PhOenieian and an ArizOnan Finally Receives the Re,
 ward.

I Special to the HERALD. WASHINGTON, Nov 6.-The President today named Webster Street of Phoe-
 nix. Ariz ons foE Chief Justice of that
 Territory vice Trussdsle, deceased.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
STAINS REPLY.
it Is Very Pacific aud Not st All
 Warlike.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The full text of Spgin's reply to the Woodford note was read ab the cabinet meeting today. It's tone was pacific and instead of be- ing as all wsriiks 1t wes regarded by the cabinet ae very satisfactory and as calculated to ellay any fear of any hos aile break.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

A MORNING cotempoFary discusses Governor Atkiuson's suggestion for the suppression of lynching ard agrees with the Governor that lynching will step "when the better element, who depFe- -cste mob lsw,eRgresEively cords mn and determine to suppress the practice" That does not go to the bottoua of the ease at all and never will frcm the fact that when all law Is subvsrted and men are esssssiusted snd:buildinge buEned at the will of 8 set of free bootere, es is just now occurring in Indiana, "ths better element" will not attempt to protect the perpetrators from summary punish ment. The fact ie lyDching will never be discon tin ued till the time comes when 10 guilty man can escape regular conviction by the lew and the penalty bhersof. Juet ss soon as officials and juries and lawyers determine that pun ishment Of criminals shall as eurely oc- cur es does the crime, then we can ex- peos the cessation of lyncbirg. It is the result Of the ineRcscy of law in the protection ot tbs peopie
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

A NOTED speaker ehys "the bicycle leads to immortality" Here in Phoe- nix it generally leads to the Police court
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Money markats

NEW YORK, Nov. Silver certifi oates 5714 @571a; bar silver 577s; Mex caa dollars 4434.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

THE Kentucky legislature which has elected this year will not elect the United States Ssnateland it may be that by the time ths next legislature is chos- en there will be swing of the people of the state the other way. Joe Blackburn has by no means secured his eee8 in the Senate by the election inst pasged
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

EVEN in sunkissed Arizona one hes 8 wholesome affinity for pair of warm blankets these nights.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

z . WASHINGTON, Nsx a4Ghe Presiaenb has appoint7a W Godfrey Hunter of ksntpoky. D tvoy Extraordinary and Minister .enipoeensiary to Guatamela and Honduras
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
REAL EspAzS ERANsFERs.

Reported for the Herald by Phoenix Tfels Guaranty and Abstract Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

l Reported for the Herald by Phoenix TieIs Guaranty and Abstract Go.
 Nov. 5. VII Robinson to A, Davidson, deed, W 1S aud SC i of sec 12 2nr1 e.; SIO,334.87.
 Edward A Vente to Mary Ksinbuck, deed, lot blk 43 Capitol edd; s1. Nov. 6. Henry LongmoEe to Mary Long more. deed, nv 4 sec 20 l g; $1. Mary L1ngmore declares home stesd, value s3,0OO on the E of nv A sec 20 1n5e.
 The Iowa Lsnd and Cattle Go to Frank l. Howard, deed, sw I, sv Ii sw 4 sec e, $400.
 Nov 8. Trustees Phoenix Lodge No 5, A OU W to Ms R A D5rlsnd, deed, Q E lot ?, blk 20 cemetery; $20.
 Eugene Brsshesr to William R Brash- ear, deed, und E int in Psuper's Dream mine; $1.
 Lizzie Meeker to Ine M Mays, deed, lot 2I S g, blk ?, Hsrmose add; $500 Ina M Mays & bus to Allie M Mullen, deed, lots q 6E 13. bk 2, Hermoss add; s3000
 John R Loosley & wi Go Fisher G Bailey. deed. about 4s1s acres of ss4 sec F, In, 4s; $500.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
HUNTER GETS THERE.

Goss to Guetsmala and Honduras as
 Minister.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

VII Robinson to s A,Davidson, ,deed, 1s and Sc i of sec 12 2nF1 e.; SI0234 ST.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

Edward A Vente to Mary Keinbuck, deed, lot s blk 43 Capitol edd; s1.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11

F. A. SHAW. Recorder.