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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14
Rucklen,s Arnioa saIve.

The best Sslve iu the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspped Hands, Ohilblslns, Corns, snd all Skin Erapsions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaFen- tesd to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents box. For sale by Keystone Pharmacy and the Phoenix Drug Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14
Nf. & P. Excursions.

Excursion tickets to the Yosemite now on sale, good to November 30th.
 Half Rates For School Children.
 The NJ. & P. have adopted the system of communication tickets for school chil- dren wishing to attend school at Phoe- nix OF Tempe. and have arranged to sell ten ride tickets. For further in formation call at their office No. 20 CsnesF street.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14
WON'T STAND IT.

Within thirty minutes after the nomi- nation of the rammsny candidate for Mayor of Greater New York the Ger men-American Reform Club numbering 10000 voters in She City of New York, end then in convention sssembl ed, passed 8 resolution to oppose the Tam many msn'e election. They declared ''Do creature of CFoker can bs sup ported" So Tammany has it's etalwsrt oppcnents and Van WycK has no easy road to travel to the municipal chair
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

THE var carried on in Cuoe bg Spain is costing the United States Govern mens the maintenaucs of fset of reve- nue marine vessels and several fully equipped wsr vessels of the navy. This is all in the inteFeets of Spain. The United States Government should i'm msdately withdraw these patrol ves- seis and possi bly, Span would learn g lesson withipg six weeks thet would do her good. The United States Govern- ment is getting mighty tired of this great expense dilce-l5 :orced upon her ia the interests of people who do not appreciate is, to say nothing of the joss caused to 5he commerce of thie country aud to American citizens in Cuba. These things all have their influence ou She attitude of ous Government and they cannot contiLue to exist much longer without the administration talk ing 8 serious and imperative part in closing cut the Weyier regime on that unhappy island.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

IT ie whispered bhet the true cause of John McLssn's ambition to go to the Senate is found in hie enormous gas and street railway interests ia Washing ton. Mr. Mclean is the controlling owner in the Washington Gas WoFks, whose plant and franchise are valued ss S5,OOOOOO, and he is shown by the Washington directory so be one Of the directors of 8 street railway company whose capital stock is S12.00O,OO0. Gas end railroad privileges ia the DistFice of Colambie are controlled by Congress just as those of city are controlled by its common council. Congress ie tbers fore the common oounciI of the District of Columbie, and it is as important foF man with i've or six millions invested in gas and railroad interests to oe for fiVs OF s years member of Congress as it would bs fer man 50 situated in another city to be during thas time @ member of t.,s com non coa1c...
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

TWENTY TWO THOUSAND farmers in twenty seven different statee have in teFestsd themselves in the sugar beet experiments of the Agriculturel Dspers- ment at Washington, aud are furnish- ing sample beets with carefully pre- pared history of their culture.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

PEOPLE who are inclined to criticise President MoKinley's course because he did not adopt the jingo policy on the Cuban question as soon es he was iu- eugutsted President, begin to see the unwisdom of sae crisiciam then and the wisdom of the Presidents course of ac- bion. It is nov apparent from ths de> vslopments since Minister Woodford'e arrival in Spain that the attitude of the administration will be euoh as to bring about termin ation of the troubles on that unhappy island, and in way which will avoid she criticism which would have surely followed the preoipi- tate action urged by many people i'm medietely after the inauguration of the President.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

THOSE European Kaisers keep on kissing. Fms time It IS Germany and Austria, though one would shink that William would, ir his youthful enthusi> asm, prefer to kiss almost "auy old thing" rather than the kingly Franz Joseph, etc. It William don'6 quit kissing everything that comes along he ,s liable to contract yellow fever, CT jaundice, OF enlargement of the spleen, -palpitstion of ahe beRTt, or some
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

GREo1AN refugees, from Thesssly, Epirus and Crete nfe e9Pes ing to che charity CT Europe for food and clothing. The London Chronicle publishes 6 prominent advertisement in their be
 half, .'sn appesI eo the BciGiah natiou."
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14
Crnun OuiokIn Onred-

MOUNTAIN GLEN, Ara Our children were suffering with croup when We re- csived bottle Of Cham beFlain's Cough Remedy. l. afforded almost instant re- lief-F. A THORNTON. This celebrated remedy is for ssle by all druggists ;
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

ARIzoNA can'5 compI ain for want Of rain this fall surely The thunder storm shat began about one o'clock this morning continued pretty regularly till eight o'clock and very heavy raine fell between this city and Florence and gbous the Mericopa mountains. The storm was Of almost unprecedented du ration in thIs region, fog thunder storm.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

JNo. WEDDERBURN < Co Rho have cut considerable Of 6 tis sare iu tbe pat ent business for eome years, have been disbarred for frauduiens practices by the commissioner of patsnts rud his de- cision has been confirmed by phe Ssore tary of the Interior.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

ONE of tbe most frequent causes ot surprise to foreign visitors who come to this county aud inspect the workings of the Agricultural Department is tte ex- tsnt and rsmerkabls iuf1usnoe exeetsd by it. Scarcely dey is said to pass that the DepsFt ment is not visited by one OF more of the foreign visso 60 the country end is is called upon to ex- plain ita scope. theoretically end prsc- Licaliy. h was only fev weeks since 2 wsll-known French scientist came over to etudy the workings Of the Ag- ricuI Itural Department. He vss as- founded by what he fouad by his own investigation, and what vBs explained to him by the scientists in charge of ths different divisions. He esid, time and again, that there YRS Dothing that could approach it in his own country OF in the world. His admiration st what he saw was unbcunded.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

THE Pin Kan, issued thFss times a day, is she principal newspspe Of China and has been published for $ thousand years. And yet China and the Chlaese are supposed to bs barbaFians by the ordinary run of Eoropsaa stock.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14
Reported ,r cho RersId by Pbpni1 Tinia Guaranty and Abstract Co.


 Oct. ,. Articles of incorporation of the Acme Smeiting & Refining Go ;'' in corporstoFs Theodore Powers, John G Spsngler, Frank H Lyman. Calvin Og- burn & Norman B Wilson; capital stock 8 GOO, GOO; shares S1 each. Timnnay $ Mats declares homestead valued at (aot exosediDg) s40Oo on 971S 32O Pb of lots & blz 9. Msss City. L l. Plank to Territory of Arizons, bond, 5000; bond AS notary public; N " Messingsr Gs " P Padget, snreties
 Oct. 6. The New England Lsnd Co to Han nah F Crosby. deed to p115 of sw 1l swA sec 31 3n g; S297 50.
 Charles H Gordon and wife 50 Leon Vargas Navarro deed to 34 interest in Gusdeloupe. Leon and Raol mining claims.
 Thomas Armstrong Jr. trustee to P T Burtis deed to 800 -2850 of ne Ii sec 34 S15.
 Thomas Armstrong Jr, trustee to Charles " Stevens. deed to 49l-2 -285O of ne11l sec 34 2n g; $9 62.
 O,t.7. DN Brown 6 vi to James Fitzgerald & Wan G Willis, truetsss, deed, La Garcia mine; s1
 Letters tessamentary from St Louis, Mo, appointing William 5 Ferguson executoE of est oE Mary A Ferguson, decd.
 E E Reigheou to Territory Of Ari- zona, bond of 5000 as notary public; N " Messinger & W K James, eureties. Amelia J Patton < bus to Elmer E Patton, deed, lots ', g, Il. 13. blk R, Uni- versity add; S1O.
 Elmer D Patton & wf to Lillian J Col- lins, deed, lot 13 & s1s los II, hk R, Uni versity add; S100O. MD MoAllister to H F DoIson. leass, ew14 seA ae4 sec 35. 2p, 2e; 3lOO ? years. A Blessing to Babies of the Poor. An Enterprise that Should be Fostered The prospect is very encouraging that the distribution of Dasteurized milk, devoid of ull microbio germs. among the children of the poor at 3 nominal price, will t-come general in the large cities of the United States. While this beneVelence will be a blessing 10 the babies, OUT adult popu Gtion enjoy equslly great one in the benefit conferred by Hcstet ter's Stomach Bittsrs upon rersoBs afflicted with kidney and bladdsr complaint. Danger from Brights dii sase and diahee es is surely l averted by this admirable preventive which is also safeguard against maIarisl fever nd rheumatism, and 2 thOrOug gh remedy for dys- 1 pepsia, contipation. liver complaint end per vousness. Diseases, Insignificant ct the out l sot onI he and Tor destruction through neglect. Another point of im portance in using this sterling remedy ie, l that it should be taken with regularity and per sistence.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14
A FINE R4NOR.
Manager McQneen Developing an
 Excellent Property.

Manager McQaeen Developing an Excellent Property.
 A little over year ego Mir. $ mon J.
 Murphy, the DstEoib capitalist who is
 interested in several i'm portens Arizona
 enterprises, purchased near Mesa Oity
 half section Of virgin soil for the pur- pose of abliehing g stock farm. He sent to take charge of his property MT. 4. 0. Mcqueen, one of the best men for shat purpose who could be found.
 MF. Mcqueen St once had ths ground cleared of mesa nite and sage and put under cultivation. He then built 8 residence for his family which is model home for werm climate. No where else in the valley hss such resi- dencs beea constructed. I is cool, with wide deep poFches where the sun never peresrstes, while She rooms sre large, airy and inviting and altogether is model country residence.
 On the ranch at the present time are one hundred and ffty-aeven head of cat tle. They are without exception thoroughbred Galways and from She little yeerling to the full grown animal sre perfecb specimens of that fine breed. As black as coal, round as a ball and fat as butter they are sight worth seeing. MF. Murphy has the reputation of having paid the highest price ever paid in the United States for 3 Galway calf end no animal is too high l priced for him 5hB5 shows its value in lts breed.
 Mr. heQusen is making 8 success of the enterprise through closs applica- 1 sion to his duties and his thorough 1 knowledge of the cattle which he is 1 raising.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

THE claim that Germany and other countries would probably sss up retail atory legislation with reference to our tariff is not being justified by events since the new tariff lsv went into effect. Not 8 word is heard sbous any retalie- tory legislation anywhere savs ID AF- genuine, and study Of the commercial relations oE shat country with the United States shows that there is little probability that any action will be taken which will disturb the oommer- cial relations of the two countries in view of the fact that 9e buy more from Argen sine than che buys from us, and that therefore she is unlikely to enter upon system which would ipiure she sales of her own people to us.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

Roll call (memory gems).
 Invocstion.
 Music.
 Primary Teaching M G Hood. Dlscusaion-Miss Addie Shrine General Discussion.
 Equitable Distribution of Our Schoo Funds-W s Vsrnum. General Discussion.
 Music.
 AddFess-Territoris Superintendent A P Snowman.
 AFTERNOON SESSION, 1:30 P. NJ. Free Text Books Necessary 50 Free Schools-F s Hafford.
 Discussion-Lsd by Frank E Win. slow.
 Methods of Teaching RssdiDg- Vie tor R Bowman.
 Disoussion-Miss Margsrete Mo l Oowan, Miss Marguerite Williams. Miss Carrie F'inney, Miss Grace Dutton. Recitation.
 WEDNESDAY MoRN1NG-9 o'cLocK. Music.
 Roll call.
 Invocation.
 A Phase of the Social Qusstion-W s Tipton.
 Superintendent Drew. The Child Training of the Then and Noao-George U Young. Discussion-Msrisn Culver, Mary l. White, Ida Warren.
 Music.
 Rsoitation-Miss Laura Sharpe.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. The Teachers Work in Character De- velopment-Gsorge Blount. General discussion. Discussion-TF Grindell,R R W Barnes, Miss Kiernsn
 EVENING SESSION. Music.
 Leosure. Asyonomy-Dr J J See. Music
 Formal reception by she citizens of Flagstaff.
 THURSDAY MoRN1NG-9 O'CLOCK. Roll call.
 Music. Invoc8tion. Address by W Cresger, President of 5he Association. Music Science in the Public Schools son. Reoitssion-F s Hafford. THURSDAY AFTERNooN-1:3O O'CLOCK. Kindergarten in the Public Schools Miss Lillian Gardner. Discussion-Miss Clara Johnson, Miss | Fannie Bury, Miss Ida Wcolf. Music. Recitation. Patriotism-T F GTipdell.
 EVENING SESSION. Music. Popular lscsure-F s HaffoFd. Visit to the observatory.
 FRIDAY MoRNING-9 O'CLOCK. Roll call. Music Invocation. NssuFe Ssudy-Miss Hattie Culver. General discussion. Reports of Committees. Reports of officers of the Association. Fixing place of tke next meeting of he Association. Election of officers. Unfinished business. Adjournment.
 AFTERNOON. Citizens esoost of the teachers to the diff dwellings. Note-Time on all pepers limited to wenty minutes. Music DlreosoF-F c Rsid, of Flag tsff, Arizona.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

Just try 1Oc. box of Cssosrets, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14
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IT looks as thcuga fammsny in it's choice for Mayor of GEesteE New York, had assumed the eiiyer side of the money metal issue in it's choice of Judge Ven Wyok foF it's candidate, a supporter of Bryan a year ego and en- dorsep oE the Chicago platform. By shis nomination Croker very distinctly indi- oates it as his opinion that Bryan will again be the nominee of the Dsmocrs- sic party for President snd therefore that Tammany should be his supporter and maker ss g candidate.
 HERR ANDREE has uo5 been heard from ct all since his departure, not evsu through those winged messengers the carrier pigeons he took with him, shose reported to have been received not being in any case identified and bearing TO definite word. The fact shat bird life does not exist near the pols, so far es Arctic explorers have ob- served, would be against carrier pigeons existing long enough to fly so more southern attitudes. There is a great probability that he has perished, birds and gIl
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

"The Phoenix, Arizona, HERALD daily. is credited with the largest circa-- lstion accorded to any paper published in Phoenix CT the entire state. Print CTS Iahc of July 2S
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

The following correspondence and de- cision of Attorney General Frszeg ex- plain themselves in most important matter, namely, the suggestion of the Board of Supervisors to gobble up the public school funds derived from the rental of school lands. Attorney Gene sraI Feaz CTS decision is as follows:
 PHoENIx, Oot. ,, 1897. HoN A P. SREwMAN,
 Supt. Public Instruction of ArizOnd,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14

Is3AA sssa AgE GasA NswERs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-22

cards made a light sound in the room.
II treed that coon on Honey" said the
Young man, after a while, wistfuliy.
Honey Creek San Saba. Kind . dry
creek. Used 10 flow into Big Brady
when il rained.'
The danes cracked on, the neigh.
bors still played their cribbage. Still
was the day bright, but the shrinking
wedge of sun had gone entirely from
the windowsll. Half-past Full had
drawn from his pocket "A mouth organ,
breathing half-tunes upon IT. In the
middle of "Suwanee River" the man
who sat in the corner laid the letter he
was beginning upon the heap on his
knees and read no more. The great
genial logs lay glowing, burning; from
the fresher one the flames flowed and
forked. along the embered surface OF
the others ran red and blue shiyers OF
irrdescence. With legs and arms
crooked, sprawled, the buccaroos brood.
ed. staring into the glow with seldom
wnking eyes. Christmas day was pass
ing. but the sun shone still two good
hours high. Outside. over the snow and
pines, il was only in the deeper folds
of the hills that the blue shadows had
come; the rest of the world was gold
and silver; and from far across that
silence into this silence by the fire came
n tinkling stir of sound. Sleigh bells il
was, steadily coming, too early for
Bolles TO he back from his school festi-
val. The toy-thrill of the jingling grew
clear and sweet, spirit of enchantment
that did not wake the stiffness, but it
cast it into deeper dream. The belli
came near the door and stopped, and
then Drake opened il.
Hello, Uncle Pasco!" said he.
Thought you were Santa Claus"
Santa Claus. HIM! Yes. That's
what. Told you maybe I'd come"
80 you did. Turkey is due in--let's
see-ninety minutes. Here, boys. Some
of you take Uncle Pasco's horse"
mo, no, won't. You leave me alone,
| amt stoppin' here. i amt hungry. ]
just grubbed at the school. Sleepin' at
Missouri Pete's tonight. Got TO make
the railroad tomorrow" The old man
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-22

stopped his precipitate statements. He
sat in his sledge deeply muflled, blink
ing at Drake and the buccaroos, who
had strolled out TO look at him. "Done
big business this trip" said he. Told
you would. Now il you was only givin'
your children Christmas tree like
what seen that feller, yer school marin,
doin' just now-hee-hee!" From his
blankets he revealed the well-known
case. Them things would shine on
tree" concluded Uncle Pasco.
Hang 'em in the woods, them" said
Drake.
"Jewelry. is it?" inquired the young
Texas man.
Uncle Pasco whipped open his case.
There you are" said he. "All what's
left. That ring'll cost you dollar"
I've got dollar somewheres." said
The young man, fumbling
Half-Past Full. on the other side OF
tho sleigh, stood visibly fascinated by
The wares he was given sldllful glimpse
Of down among the blankets. lie
pcered and he pondered while Uncle
HHSo bilpiN spoke 10 MIN.
Scatter your truck ont plain!" the
buccaroo exclaimed, loudly. I'm not
buying in the dark. Come over 10 the
bunkhouSe and scatter"
BRASS will look just the same any
where" said Drake.
"Brass!" screamed Uncle Pnsco.
Brass. your eye."
But the buccaroos, plainly glad for
distraction. took the woolly old scoldlng
man with them. Drake shouted that IL
yetting cheated cheered them, by all
means 10 invest heavily, ard he returned
alone 10 his fire where Bolles soon
joined him. They waited, accordingly,
AID 10y and 10y the s!eighbclls iingled
ugain. As they had come out of the
silence. SO did they go into IL, their
little silvery tinklo dancing away in
the distance, faint and fainter then
like breath, gone.
Uncle Pasco's trinlIets had audibly
raised the mems spirits. They re-
mained in the bunkhouse, their laugh
ter reaching Drake and Boles more and
more. Sosetimes they would shuttle
and laugh loudly.
"Do you Imagine it's more leapfrog?"
inquired the schoolmaster.
Gambling" said Drake. They'll
keep at il till somebody's won every
thing they bought"
Have they been lively ever since
morning."
Had n reaction about noon," said
Drake. Regular homesick spell felt
sorry for 'em."
"They seem full Of reaction" said
Bolles. Listen 90 that"
IL was now near four o'clock, and Sam
came In. announcing dinner.
.All leady," said the smiling China
II n.
! Pass the good word 70 the bunk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-22
CITY ADyERTIsEMEN
THE CITY OF PRoyIDESCE-
PROPOSALS
FOR SEWERS
Department Of Public works,


COMMISSIONER Office, City Hail.
Providence, X. l., April 10, 1857.
SEALfD PROFOS AIS viii be- received at
this offico until IL O'Clock n. m FRIDAY,
APRIL %, lsg7, for constructing sewers in the
following named streets;
IN IRVING AND BROAD STREETS:
About go feet l2-inch pipe sewer.
About 2OO feet 6-nch pipe sewer.
IN PhKIA AND OSBORN STREETS AND
FRANKLIN AVENUE:
About 1898 feot l2-incb pipe sewer
About l772 feet inch pipo sewer.
IN VALE AND DANFORrH STREETS:
sewer.
About "a feet l5-inch pipe sewer.
About 4i3 feet l2-inch pipe sewer.
About 33 feet S-inch pipe sewer.
IN PEA, r AND BUCkLIN STREETS:
About 1910 feet l2-inch pipe sewer.
- About 500 feet s-inch pipe sewer -,
IN ARLINGTON AVENUE, FROM OLNEf
STREET TO IRVING AVENUE:
About 4lS feet 2ixdd'inch double course
About ij6 feet ls-inoh single course brick
sewer.
About G;2 feet l5-inch pipe sewer.
About i6 feet l2inch pipe sewer.
IN .ATWELLS AVENUE, FROM THE
%oQNAS9uATUCKET RIVER TO VAL
LEY STREET:
IN BACON, NORTH MAIN, RANDALL AND
PRINTERY STREETS AND ACROSS
About 009 feet 2s-inch double course brick
sewer.
About 353 feet 2O-Inch single course brick
About $40 feet l2.inch pipe sewer.
About AS feet S.inch pipe sewer.
IN SHAFLEE 5Hr, ELF, IS, STREET, FROM APPLETON
About so feet l5-inch pipe sewer.
About $40 feet S-inch pipe sewer.
IN FILLMORE AND OREGON STREETS:
About 24O feet Is-inch double course brick
sewer.
About 594 feet l2-ineh pipe sewer.
- AEout 20 feet S'ineh pipe sewer.
IN HENDERSON STREET:
About $50 feet SSinch double course brick
sewer.
About 30 feet 84-inch double course brick
sewer.
About $40 feet 26-incb double invert brick
IN HUNTINGTON AVENUE, CARTER AND
About so feet l5-inch pipe sewer.
About ll20 feet l2-inch pipe sewer.
IN SMITH, ,'' vIoLEf AND AyRAULT
STREETS:
About 81 feet l5.inch pipe sewer,
About ll1S feet l2.inch pipe sewer
About 80 feet 8 inch pipe sewer
IN WHITMARSH, GILMORE, ID AND BOOTH
STREETS:
About 1000 feet l2-inch pipe sewer.
About $50 feet S-inch pipe sewer
IN MINER, sAYLEs AND OXFORD
STREETS AND LEXINGTON AVENUE:
About 1850 feet Pinch pipe sewer.
About 200 feet Sinch piIe sewer.
The bricks, pipes, cement, iron, fagstones
and granite will be furnished by the Commits
soner of Public Works.
The plans and specifications can be seen at
the Office of the City Engineer.
A bond satisfactory TO the undersigned for
sum equal TO ten per centum of the estimated
amount of the contract, as liquidated DANA
ges for failure TO execute the contract within
ten days, II awarded, must accompany each
proposal, and satisfactory bond equal TO
one third of the estimated amount OF the con.
tract, conditioned upon the faithful per
formance of the contract, will be-r required of
the successful bidder.
Each sewer, with its necessary manholes,
catch basins, pipe branches, connections TO
the curb line, etc, must be bid for separately.
The right TO reject anv or all proposals is
reserved.
ROBERT K. SMITH,
al0it Commissioner.