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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
The Hign School.

N either of o0E morning cotempoTa 8 ies
 seem willing to deal justly with the
 High School mass meeting held las'
 Saturday. That meeting was held iu 1 accordance with law and exactly ss the
 lay provides. UDder the law there
 could bs nothing done other than that
 the meeting vots by belloe for locs-
 tion for the High School. MT. s. D. 1 L7unB wBs selected Chairman by g Fis-
 ing vote. carefully counted by tellere l appointed for that purpose.
 Motions were then made as to how
 the ballot should be counted ard how
 results should be interpreted snd hhat
 ib should require a majority vote to ee- cure the eite, but the Cheirmen ruled l them out of order, saying an sppsel could be taken from his decision and the responsibility of the action of the
 r eesing or it's methods of conducting l the election would then rest with the
 mesting; for himself he regsrded it the only duty of the mass meeting to pro ceed to ballot. An appeal was taken from Mr. L9uut's decision and he was sustained by the meeting, by vote of 103 to 33 Judges were chosen and 8 clerk to act with the clerk of the board as clerks of election, and the balloting began. The nsme of each voter wgs re corded as the voting progressed and the result stood as follows: I've hundred and eighty five votes cast es per ballots counbed and the two lists of voters kept by the clerks. Ot these votes 173 were cast for the Churchill property; 38 for Penn berton; 3l for Ming; 3 for Hatch; 6 For Evans; 4 for Mognette; for Rsde will 24 for Montgomery; for Walter Bannebt.
 Ths ballots wers printed with She name, location and price Of each piece of property oa #. Col. Johpstone, who 1 WAS supposed to be the candidate for 1 Chairman of those opposed to the 1 Churchill property, was appointed l and acted as one of the judges | of election; the mass meeting | was given she ballots, and voting be- gan and when everyone had voted who | wRs in the room, on motion the meeting | a5 5jaurned; all of which was exactly in | conformity with law and the records of the proceedings are in the hands of the Board of Trustees, where they should pa. IT there was considerable mej3F ity of people there who were in favor of the Churchill property i5 was because 5hab property appealed to them as the best possible investment of the money | in ths bands of the Trustees of the High School.
 The meeting was composed entirely of taxpayers and parents of children of school age; there were 20 rounders, no political thugs or irresponsible citizens. The treatment accorded shem by the norning papers ie simply an outrage.
 Territorial rescaers certificates were ssued today to Messrs D A Drew of Flsgstsff and F s Hsfford of Pcescott; certificates were issued to [ , M Tsrdy of Gils county and Wm. { gid of Navajo county ks
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29

Judge Truesdale yesterday received telegram from Minneapolis sunounciDi
 She desth of Mrs Linton wife of Con
 tractor A. H. Linton of the Verde Con
 ssrucsion Company of this valley.
 Mc. Jerry Sullivan while dr!vinI
 cattle from Giendals yesterday wa'
 overcome by the heat aud for time h.
 was h serious condition but today if
 much better and his recovery will be
 complete in few days.
 John T. Dunlap. who hss resided in
 Kansas City for the last tbiriy years .ocomusnied by his wife. mother and
 sister, have arrived in Phoenix, bag baggage, and car load of furniture
 aud expact to make this their future
 home Mr. Dunlap was here last win
 ter and recovered his failing health and
 has decided that this is a pretty good
 place ,o live in and thinks he sees good
 times ahead for this valley. He has
 been s prominent Kansas City business
 man most of his life and is DOW inter- ested in some good mines in northern | Arizona.
 Tempe had an exciting runaway to- day. A Ohinsmsn wss unhitchiug his sesm opposite Ryder's lumbsr yard aud carelessly dropped the tongue before losing she horses from the wagon They became frightened and ran up the street toward Dr. Hsrt's residence where they met team loaded with grain, which team became Frightened, whirlsd around breaking the tongue, and sttempsedto follow the Chinese aggregation. A little farther up the road She Chinamsu's team overlook Dr. Hsrt's buggy driven by Manuel" his hossler. Both rigs attempted to turn the same corner St once and on the same track and before Manuel knew what was going on he WAS laying in the highway digging she dust out ot his eyes and the Docsor's horse and buggy was only teuchipg the high places, headed for Esss TArPs- When the frightened animal was ce2tnred i5 was ascsrtaIned that the horse wee all toe Doctor had lafs as ahe buggy mad been received to scrap ir0n.
 
 Would It not he prohtable under taking for competent person to epgage in raising garden vegetables Of certain kinds under glass nosr Phoenlx, Tuc son or Prescott? | is true ihes many Of the vegetab bles. especially those of Q hardy nature, may na grown the ear round at Phoenix, But when quality is taken into coae deratior those grown 1 under glass are so uuca supsFior thet once pa:taken Uf, ti.e "rdn"gy kinds ] grown out of doors can LOU be compared with them. The D;rsctor cf tte Ascs- cultural Experiment. Station at Tuoso' 1 has been making some expnrimenie . shat kind and aus achieved merss'i success. Letsucs oi ssN NeI s! vAriet: attained large sizs and wt'e so crisp aud tender and hsd such J del;cecy or flavor tn St they would not te taken for the same varieties grown lo the open | ground Tne sig, too Was remark sble, singie plants weighing As IL ueh he two hounds The ssms IS true respecting | tomatoes grown under glass.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
FROM ALASKA
Whas 2 Tolnbstoner Writes from
 There.

Ehas 2 Tom bs'oner Writes from
 There.
 4 letter has been received jn Tomb stone from fer eff golden Alaeka, from 8 Tombstoner, who gives sn account of 5bs couotry and verihee many of the rfin5sd stories Of the new El Dorado
 Th8 lsttsr was written by Anton Per- iada To his brother. J ck Parlindo Anton is wou known io Tombstone, having residad here for several years eitb bis brother. He went to Alaaka last years, and 1esn the excitement st Clou6yka s0d D .wa9n City began WAS oa the ground.
 Anton writes enthusiastically of Aiassa aod speaks cf Il as the richest D scs oa ear51. He owno restaurant fu Dswson Ci5y nad is interested Tn sevsral cla ms with DaFtners. doing ex- ce pstoaaly y well, and Is anxious for his brother to come up end join him. The restaurant is making q small fortune monthly, while ths olGims are contrib uriuE ro his wealth iu surprising man aer.
 Tae wages paid ara nos less than $15 ger dey, aad he has several hired st shat figures. Flour is sold es $50 per sack end bscon Sl per pound Meat is nigh and es sa illustriseion. he states himsalf ead artner had killed two wild morse ths day oefore and were offered $500 ossh for 5he two. The offer was rsfosed tne meat being kept for the restaurant guests. Tue letter took one month exactly in .caasmittai.- Tombstone Prospecter. ]
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
Prescott Courier:

Charles Williams. the strawberry king of Salt River valley, is visiting Prescott. Hs esys he planted bis first plants on 9 piees oe ground ae bsre of vegetation as floor; he has shipped over 10000 boxes os strawberries thia season. He is tae pioneer straw berry speciality man Of the valley. He ezpecfs 70 establish a depot in Prescott next seesor, for tbs sale ot h.s straw berries snd other fruits
 Extra low pFiees 5bis month on dry goods nod groceries es GiebsI & Siam ogugh'e.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29

The Territorial Board of EducatioD was in session all afternoon today but uPto the tins of going to press had taken DO definite action on the matter of changing the text books. Several representatives of book firms were present with samples of theiF books snd orice lists
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
old People.

Cd people who require medicine to regulate the bowels md kidueye gill
 find the tFae remedy io Electric Btatsgs. This medicine does not stimuieie and coctsins 10 whiesey TOT other intozi cant, oo5 ao55 as tonic aad alternative IL acts mildly on inc stomach and bow ele, eddiaR strength end givsoe tone to the oFgsne, thereby aiding Nature in the performance Of ths fnaoaou5. Eisc- tric Bisters is an excellent appetizer and aids digestion. Old people find U juah exactly what they need. Price fifty cents and S1 per bottle et the Pcoeniz Dfug O. and M. P Chabh's.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29

Tucson Star:
 The Invoice of imports ct Nogalee, ae authenticated by the American consul ate, for the quarter CT ding June 90, exceeded an aggregate vslus of $50 GOO The imports of cattle footed Up OGO0
 The ranches tributary to Tucson is is believed will produce sufficient alfalfa hay this year to meet the demand for home consumption. This will beep 8 large amount of money in home circu- lation which has gone elsewhere in the past, to purchase most of the hay for this msrKet. This means more houses for Tucson, OF more improved farms in the immediate vicinity.
 A payment of $5,OOO was made yes terdey by the Saginaw Mining Co to the owners of the mining claims Dsko ta and Gipsy, in the Saginew district, whicn have been worked under bond by the company for some time past There remains 8 deferred payment of $5,000 on these claims. which were owned jointly by " c Davis, V H Barnes, Charles Cornell, Alex. McKey, T Wolfiey and R 1ysl A Johnson.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
From Mondays Daily.


 Physical strength and energy oontri bute to strength of character, and bott may be had by taking Hoods SaFesps- Filla.
 A letter from Seattle conveys the in- selligsnca that Mp. Hsns Herlick of this city, who is spending the summer there, left thas city on the 23rd of the month for Alaska.
 MT. Geo. l.. Fisher who is interest ed in mining in this section of country will leave this evening with his wife for Hillsborough, Nsw Mexico where he will look into some mining propositions.
 Messrs. l.. P. Nash and Kyle will leave this evening for Alaska where they sexpsot to load themselves down with the yellow metal and return to Phoenix in year OF two sId eEj5y themselves.
 Mir. E F. Burnett, General Agent for the Santa F. railroad at Nav York, spent She day ia Phoenix and will leave this evening for the Grand Csnyon of the Colorado, where be will spend several days before returning to New York
 MF. Stevens the rescued Goid6eld miner arrived in Phoenix Saturday evening Bbous seven o'clock and will leave :his evening for hie home in Oolo- redo. Mr. S5evens was en objeob of great curiosity to the people of this city many of whom followed bim about the streets both Saturday evening and Sun day.
 Governor Akers this morning honor ed a requisition from the Governor of the s 5ate of Chihushus, Mexico, for the return to that country of Martin Flores now under arrest at Clifton, wanted in that country on charge Of having on the 9th day of Septe Der Of last year murdered Reyes Z.mbrano. Mir. Ben Clark will take the prisoner 10 Mexico or trial
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
From Taesday's Daily.

From Taesday'e Daily.
 Mrs. Chapman is still quite sick.
 A. A Wslsworsh went to Phoenix to-
 day.
 D.. MeNaughson sDsnt tae day in Phoenix.
 Miss Martha Gage has returned from Prescott.
 ! 4 searching party left Sunday efter- rooo ig quest of Gordon Hunsaker.
 Me=sra. II. G. Cooper end CA. Psake If Kansas City ars registered st the Tempe House.
 ". s. Johnston and Mir. and Mre. J. Webster Johnson returned last night with tha Prescott excursion. A numbar Of snti-prohibitioniets be. came just juberous enough last night to break the monotony of Tempe life. Old Fellows meet tonight in Au- i7e's hall, providing thsre are enough left in the towr. Quits a psrty of saem v % 10 Phoenix
 a.5s. El'z4 A E:gasds received her Examiner bicycle fhis morning It is said to hs tbe pratties5 and ths "ysI- is-is." whsel h the country.
 Tas ahow Dow running ct Phoenix Park has more comedy and vaudeville parts than Dreoaeding weeks and ought to interest Tempe summer garden pat-one.
 Mrs. Wm. Wad3lingtou, wife of the fireman on the Mesa run Of the M. < P. road, was ssuug by scorpion yesterday afteraoon E he homs st Mesa City and for several hours was seriously il. She is much better this morning and will soon be entirely recovered.
 Th9 Tempe Drug Store has received the extra pisces thas ware misplaced in 5he shipment of their new fixtures and the pieces that were broken have been raplsosd. Aisogether, while it is not 7ha biqzasb esors in the world, the fesars. Root may congratulste them selves thss they have probably the l fixtures in the Territory 1 a1d it is hoped that the best of fortune 1 will follow their business enterprise.
 Harry Huck is 6 grass widower for -he first time in his life as Mrs. Z1ck 1 sfb last night for 2 sum mer visit ia Hi zois. Harry can nov begin to realize he peculiar seusetioBs known only to .hs mem bsrship Of this mystic brother hood. As he advances step by step through ths various degrses ot the or Ter we shall pray for him that he grow .o5 hardened and ogllous or fall into ae snsres set for the unwsry.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
SfO R REWARD

Strayed from Congress, AT, May s, two bay mares descrl b. ed as follows: One dark bay, ' years old, 15 hands high shod all round, unbranded. One light bay mare 4 years old, 14 hands high, knot on left hind foot, shod all round, branded T, Address E. J. CARLSON,
 M. B. MCGRAw.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
From TuaAdaxsDailv

From Tuesday Daily.
 Just try loo. box ot Caeoarete. the
 fnest liver and bowel regulator ever
 made.
 Cadet George Lnville, of the Salve-
 tion Army, left last evening for Oak. land, California, where be vii. snter tbe Salvation Army tFainiug school and ex- poets to graduate soon as line fficsr of that organization.
 Judge Tfussdsle this morning ordered that judgment be entered for the plaln- eff in the cese of R1ssi vs E McBaIn, ct al. and adjourned until the 16 of August, when he will bear the argu- ments io the case of Slosser vs. The Salt River Canal Company.
 The M & P. road Is the proud pos sessoP Of a new Pullman car, the 'Ssnts Maria" which was Fecsivsd tbis morn ing direct from ths Pollman works and which Is one of shs finest csrs ever seen in this city. It will be placed on the regular run between Phoenix and Mari cops beginning n>xb Wednesday even, ing.
 The special oar Of she G pod Tsmplsrs returned to Phoenix by the regular train this evening The mem bers of the party are all loud Rnd pFofuse in theiE praise of and thanks scR the hospi- bslity of our people. Meoy are here for the first 5ime, and so delighted with our climate are they, that they will return se tain -JournaE- Miner.
 Ex-Governor Murphy came in shis morning from Prescott with Mrs Murphy and bis sou. They will leave tomorrow morning for the Castle Creek hot springs where he will make his headquarters for some time to come. MF. Murphy expresses himself as having two ysars of herd work at the springs making that resort what ib should be | and will devote al! his tims to that | work. Already the ground plan has | been prepared and as soon ae the road | which is now being constructed from VuIture Siding to she springs is com pIeted the work of beeutifyine the grounds and erecting cottages will be undertaken
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29

4ccepted. ana on fuesday eppointee E. J. EdwsEds to the position. to fl out the uaezQirs3 term. till January 1 1899.
 Ches. ". Slack, aesayer for tbe 8lacs Warrior Copper Gum mpapy, susteined s painful injury to hia eyes through the explosion Of bottle of smmonie, last Sstufesy M7. Sacks fies is in E .ent where tbe thermometer almost polls during the dsy sEd the chemicals become very hot. When he took ur the large bossie of ammonia 5he jar caused sudden vola3ii zsticp, which forced the eork and the am monie flew ID in his face. For time hs was con pletely blinded. bus with carefu! treat msnb his eyss are rapidly improving and be will suffer 10 impairment oi sigts. Hs will rsmsin ia tom unti. the cure is complete.
 4 cattle owner of Globe who hao been trying for ever 8 month to get {; reply from the Lave Stock Ssnitars Beard in reference to etreya sold eno advertised, f0ally sent his claim to | resident of Pboepix who appsared il person at the cfiee Of the Secretary and dsmacded payment. The Secretsr! having no ezcUse 5er further delay sent a blank 60 tie aa.it t0 i. oug and promises upon set -iuru to prompt y remit the onoClt due. We aTe pleased 50 Iearu lhse fhe srduous duties  devolvlng ueoa tae Secretary ere fo3 shs tiue being SC f-r shtened that be osn find time tc occasionally consider she claims of stoVkmen sgainsb the Boerd for ettsgs.
 I[ohaUe Miner:
 William MiliaF returned to Needles 6 few days ago from he chase after Goaee. Ha eook bsck with him. as a trophy, the head of Ahvote, the Piuse Indian who raarde cred the miners in the vicinity Of E. Dore5o nyon and wbc vas in turn murdered by bis relatives. The head will oe 9lsrs on exhibition.
 Byron Collins has struck a wonder fully rich body Of cre in bis Blsckfoot nine, in g oroascnt t4 tls hanging wall The oEs is nearly tm4 f6et in width sn6 viii average 400 ounyes silver and seven ounces gold to the ten. The ooys havs been following one ore etreak, out recent developments have lead Mr. Collins to believe thet the bsuglne ReH mighS show up something, so [ eFoascut vas run with the resUfs thst hs is uog ia bonarzs.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
of Cuba Souvenir.

of ofC o grainsa of The design this beautifully work by the celebrated Monsieur
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   asa pocket termination of the the establishment of and tin public for each placing people, youaid cause? The ready delivery and will be forwarded s each follows will be scale below: 1oc l2c; M f 16c5 1Sc eight, candnine loderso enso twenty cnse ito Iptsof h Stated. for rwens wib be sentx to the k a if of me ando for
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 JOSE ZAYAS, Commissioner
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
Tempe Department. -
From saturdar.s Dailz.


 AIr. Ruse, Of the Mesa Tempe Pro- duoe G.. was mads happy this morning by She arrival Of bis brother, who came from Ksnege City on g visit.
 Mir ,. Webster Johuson has been re- elected fo the office of Grand S4cretsry of the I. o G T. for thie jurisdiction Mir Johnson is very capable man and .n addition hes his beaFt and soul in his work.
 Th5 Heal Wind Mil Go. is certainly hevisg a hard tims. The Ellington tower was found to bs twenty feet short, causing Rn aapoyirg delay in having to send to K ,nsas Ciey foF the missing sso- 5ions. This morning the seventy four foot tower aad mill at the Normal was 6sing raised when the apparatus broke, dropping ahe machine about thirty feet and smashing it considerably.
 @r. James s ovens vent to Phoenix on tbIs afteraoo0's train snd will prob ably leave tonight t. join his family in Colorado. Yzaserday morning after six days Of good living he had gained forty iva pounds and hes probably made 1t if ? by this time. Mr. Stevens is p-ob- =5'y the only man that ever went into proper training fer Q rail road hash 5ouse ard it is rumorsd that the stops I di0irg stations sill be cus down for few days.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
k lbee Tyre:

fOee Tyre:
 The Copper Queen Company of this
 Hey has purchased the famous Nacoseri hines, ninety miles south OF here, iu Sonors, Mexico. The price and the na-
 sOf the transaction have not been
 4b known, but the assurance of the transfer has been given forth. The Nscosari property has been worked for neny years, badly handicapped by its h remote location. A haul by wagon Of # 100 miles to the railroad and bitter liti- ' gasion have been factors that kept back Nacoaari. With the Queen Company in chsrge, business will hum there from the word go. 4 railroad from Bisbee to the camp will sclve the traueporta- ti7n problem, the line being an exsen- sion of the Arizona and Southeastern. To accomplish this the fifteen miles built several years ago from Feirbank to Benson will be taken up eud utilized, the Fairbank extension being DO longer necessary, in view of the transfer of the New Mexico and Arizona road to the !. SQnthern Pacific. Tha Nacosari ores
 s very rich, better, it is aald, than the
 been ores, and the output uoder the
 W regime will probably be run into
 tie and shipped here for refining.
 zsrnal- Miner.
 he onyx company operating at Big
 are getting their machinery for
 ded ss rapidly as possible. They
 ordered ten car loads in all, com
 }g of boilers and engines, mschir- 1
 OF steam derricks and for saw1pG 1 polishing onyx, machine shops, etc. Geo:C. Underhill is general manager and N. E. Walker is foremsn A force | 9;f about twenty men are employed in he quarries at present, but as soon es be machinery Is placed in position She Force will be increased to fifty. The eompauy has already orders for 100 tons Of onyx, which will be shipped as soon e5 ib can be quarried.
 Mike Fagin had g very unpleasant Experience ,on Friday night and IS now ksid up for repairs He took a load of hods put to Mike Hermsn's place, and on lis return in the darkness an acci- dent happened whereby the wsgon wae HFSoes ASWlIR n+tu OO tE6 SECUBO. 10 1 the fall his left ankle WAS go badly sprained thsb he wse jast able to tie his horse to tree, when he could not move. He had six shooter with him, (which he fired eff to attract help, but Riled, and he wes compelled to remain
 ere sll night Jacob Hepkle came Biong Saturday and assisted him to town. There is one miner in Ysvapsi county, who is unmoved by the Clondyke ez- citement. It is 8 man named Chris bianson, who came up from Congress on 5 S4surday's train, en route to South AfE.ca. l c Globe lSiEUer Belt: q On Friday last J. s. sniff7n handed In his resig gnation as District Attorney 10 ths<nRSd of Supervisors, which they
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
ftoriaI Items.
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fLRzen:
 eAeh. of Tempe, proprietor oi
 ery at that piece, who hes beer clsy for several deys past, return Psc~so Tempe last night. He disposed Of several hundred pounds of butter whil- here, and says that Tucson is the live Hest town in the Territory.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29

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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
Yorr OpportunitY.

Your Opportunity. ten cents, cash or stamps, Enple will be mailed of the |atarrh and Hay Fever Cure falm) sufficient to demon sInerits of the remedy. OTHERS,
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 s statement, 1t is 9 posi- rrh if used as directed. "- E 'oole, Pastor Central Pres. . Mont. /. slm is the acknowledged
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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29

Estray Notice.
 Notice is hereby given that the following de- scribed live stock came to ranch on May 1o 1897: Three bay mare colts about one year old no brands. That the held for pasture snd advertising bi ls nd unless owner proves property ard pays charges they will be sold at public auction on Mcndsy July 26, at our embellishments cheese factory, 4miles west of Phceniz ZIMMERMAN BROS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
From Mend sy's Daily.

From Menday's Daily-
 Byron Riaden is now sble to sit up s little.
 Mrs. Hartnnu is recovering from R severe nlnese.
 Al, Petera will ship car of barley 5cuth tonight.
 0. ". Wase-honss was able to be down town yesterday.
 Mrs. Wn 2. Lewis wss vsry eick yes serday bur is better today.
 James Surgeon returned from Globe on Saturday, Il reports the town very quiet, but says she cattle in that vici- aity aFe looking we'll
 Theodore Dickineon is back from Bloomsrville coming down in less than twenty four hours. He says it is so cold up th gre that coats ere very necea sary jn the early morning and 6 camp fire is 8 mighty comfortable piece of property good portion of the time. O. tbs road be saw deer also bear tracks and other evidences that would Inspire the sportsmsn with dignifed regard for the country.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
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