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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

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liz the resignation OF President Edwin
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the reported deal between President
James J. Hill. q the Great Northern. and
the hondholders OF the Northern Pacific.
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Is regarded as significant
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trustees in sympathy with the Hill move
Ment is expected about June l. when the
first year under the voting trust. which
governs Affairs IN the Northern Pacific.
viii expire
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-30

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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
Rucklen,s Arnica saIxe.

The best Sslve iu the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tsster, Chspped aands, Oaiiblslns, Corns, and 4ll Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It ia guarsn- seed to give perfect satisfaction OF money refunded. Price 9 cents 8 box. For sale by Keystone Pharmacy and the Phoenix Drug Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
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 SarsapariIIa Is the best in fact the One True Blood Purifier. HIs n.s1 are the best after-dinner
THEODORE A. FIGEL Arraigned for the Murder of
 Isaac Hoffman.
FORGERY CHARGED
By the Partner of the Dead Man Bail Refused. July 8 the
 Time Set for Trial.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-Theodore A Figel was srraigned in Judge Camp bells court today, upon charge of the murder of Isaac Hoffman on the even ing of June l, in the presence of 8 large crowd of morbidiy curious people of both sexes. He was also arraigned upon forgery charge preferred by B s Rothohild. By consent of couu- sel all the cases went over until July which is the date set for the exemina- of the first charges preferred against the defaulting bookkeeper; bail being refused, in the meanwhile, Figel was remanded to the city prison.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
THE REWARD MINE
Operations to Be Resumed which
 Dissentions Suspended.

Operations to Be Resumed which
 Dissentions Suspended.
 The Reward copper mine, which lies about twenty-five miles southwest of Casa Grsnde in Pinal county, will shortly be placed smopg the producing mines of Arizona. The Reward mine is known to be first class copper prop erty, but, like so many ezellent mining properties in our territory, has been ly- ing idle for nun Der of years on sc count of dissensions among the people owning ib. On the Reward there is 8 thirty six inch water jacket copper fur nace, all the buildings neoe ssary, sn ample supply of water for all purposes, aud ths mine has been opened 10 b sufficient ex.ent to g"Hrsntee SD ampls supply of ore to kssp the smal or running as fult blset. Re gently tht owners succee ded Tn sdjustil heir differences aod dsbsrmined to ope rs te, ths cnine again Weed to that f ct was rec csivsd at Ceea Gfande last wee l. and last Mo, dsv ten men left for !h+ mius to u O the preliminary woik pr- par atory to starting the mlpe 6nd emsiler John Rsis, com petenb miuiug mar anu who is famlilar with the mine, hae charge of the work. The operating Of this property means much for Casa Grende and Pinai county, and will add another to the long list of Arizons's copper producing mines.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

Ex-SENAToR CoRBErT's claim to the to be acted npon until the regular sss sion, but the committee on Privileges and Elections has had printed for the convenience of Senators the elaborate report prepared by Senator Hosr in favor of seating Mr. Corbertt on the certificate of the Governor of Oregon. MT. Corbett is said to be much dieap- pointed, as he expected the case to be settled at the present session, ,end hoped to get the seat.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

HoN. ELLIS H. ROBERTS of New York, the new Treasurer of the United States, will take hold of his du ties today. The transfer of the treseurer's office from Mir. Morgan to MT. Roberts is 8 big un- dertskiug and will in itself keep force of one hundred persons actively em- ployed for abost three months. Every rote, coin end bond now in the possee- sion of the Treasurer, r,sggregating $7OO, 100000 must be counted and all books and accounts examined. The hardest part of the count is handling the vast stores of gold and silver. The gold must be counted piece by piece, but tke silver is counted by weight. When the accounts are found correct or corrected if they are incorrect, Mir. Roberts will give his individual receipt for s7OO,OOO,- 900, and MT. Morgan will then bs re lieved of his responsibility. The Tress- urer is under $15OOO0 bond. and his bondsmen must make good any loss which may occur.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.
Reported for the Herald by Phoenix TiGIe Guaranty and Abstract Go.
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Reported fDr the Herald by Phoenix FiSIe Guaranty and Abstract Go. June 29 Theron Dykes and Dora Roosley To- cate the Last Chance and Silent Sam" mining claims in Gila Bend Dist. John Casper to John D1nlsp power of attorney. Power of attorney to rs :. lease mortgages
 Arizona Land & Stock Go. to Moses Wafer deed, lot Il blk 49 Churchill add. $500.
 Cora F. KimbeR to Msgdslsna W Richards deed Part of Ii of D WI sec 20 2n 3 @. $500.
 June 30. Carmen Scsnchez and husband to Piedsn Baggiore, deed lot 12 blk A, Collins add; $500.
 James H Campbell locates the Jumbo mining claim in New River dis. WK James to Clara W De Marrow, deed, E .ot 5 blk 2 Calderwoods add; S2o.
 United States to William E Pomeroy, patent for sw 14 51 6 @.
 July l. John B Montgomery & wi to Jstfsr- son Wilson, deed, Its < 8, blk 8, Mont gomery add; $500.
 NH Sherman X vi, by atty, to J. F. Mcintosh, deed, ls ', blk 6, Collins, add; s2O0.
 Board of Education of Normal School to James McNaughson, SF, lesse-nld Normal school building. Tempe; $60. When bilious or costive eat Cas- csret, candy csshsEtio, cure guaranteed
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
A DIsHoNEsT OFFICIAL.

Internal Revenue Collector at Frisco
 Removed from Office.
 WASHINGTON, June 30. = Secretary Gage today appointed B. M. Thomas Acsing Collector of IoseFnsl Rsvenue for San Francisco district, vice O. M. Wellborn. This action was taken upon receipt of She report of special agent that he had discovered wrong doing on Wellqorn's psrs and that Wellborn had lets the cisy to avoid arrest. Wellborn either mads dummy appointment and purloiued the salary attached to that position OF made such appointments under agreement to divide the salary with his appointee.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

NEVER in the history of this city and valley has there been such quantities of offering here not less than a million dollars, for good security. The rate keeps up pretty we'll considerin the amount of money available. Eight per cent has been reached by large amounts for long time but the pre- veiling rate is ten per cent and upward according to con ditions.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE false and viscious evidence given by MT. McCord before the Senate Con- mittee should forever bar him from business among decent business men and mark him ss politician who cav Ills not to use fasehood and deception 60 win his points. At the propsr time we propose to give that testimony to Che public of Arizona.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE political contest that has been raging in Arizona and in Washington over the Gubernatorial appointment for tour solid months and which has un- donbtedly resulted in the defeat of MT. McCord, will be wholesome lesson to politicians 'Rho regard any degree of perfidy and dishonesty justifable to st- tsin political ends. Should the situa- sion now turn out ss we believe it will turn out, and as it should turn out, the political atmosphere in Arizona will be in better condition for some years to come than 1t has been. There will be more ozone and less of that dibilitatioR miasms.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

EX-GOVERNOR BOISE, of lowe, Is re- ported to have abandoned the Bryan free silver proposition. It is refreshing to note that even some Democrats can appreciate the Republican doctrine of bimetsllism as compared with absolute free silver. Even as the coinage of silver now is, foreign silver comes into the country to an extent that is holding the price of the white metal down to about sixty cents in spite of the inoreas- ing chances for the adoption of bimetal- lism.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE characteristic of consciousness of inferiority, and small jealousy Is that it recognizes itself, like guilty con- science, in every shedow-ss our good Republican" ootemporeYy run by a Democratic editor seems to do in the casual remarks of the HERALD. Glad you are able to see yourself as others see you, neiRhbor.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
WILL PRINT IT.

The Senate Orders All the McOord
 History Into Readable Form. lSpeciall.
 WASHINGTON, July 30.-Ths Senate, in session last evening, ordered printed all drmstion of M H. MoOord to be Gov- ernor of Arizona.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08
Secretary Bruce Retires from Omc

Secretary Bruce Retires from Office of the Territory, turned over, this morn ing, the archives of the Territory and the accounts pertaining to his adminis- tration of his office from July l, 1893, to his successor, MT. Charles R. Akers. Chief Justice Baker administered the oath of office to Mir. Akers. who, after receiving the congratulations of his friends, proceeded st once to give hie attention to matters which required his official action MF. Bl uce, before going out of offics, received the following official letter from the Interior Depart ment, showing that the performance of his official duties had been entirely sat lsfactory to the Mckinley sdministrs- sion, as we'll as to MF. Cleveland. to whom he owed his appointment. The letter from Mr. Bliss reads as follows:
 Department of the Interior,
 June ', 1897. Mr. Charles 1T. Bruce, Secretary of Arizona. PhOeniT.
 DEAR SIR:-In answer to your inquiry of the 3lst ultimo, I would say that no charges have been received hgsInst you at this Department. The change ip she office of Secretary was made sb shis inc because it suited the convenience of the President to submit to the Senate the nominations for both the Governor and Secretary at she same time.
 Very res Oeotfully,
 c. N. BLISS, Secretary. Mr. Bruce also received In his mail this morning @ letter from Mir. Bryan. and thought it was quite 8 coincidence shat he should have had MT. Brysnt letter handed to him as he entered she $ .crebsry's office 50 witness his suoces sor take the oath of office under MT Brysn's great opponent. Mr. Bryan'e letter was in reply to one MP. Bruce wrote to him just after lis defeat last fall, and Is as follows:
 LINCOLN, Neb., June 26, 1897. Hon. c. II. Bruce, PhoeT1ic, Arizona. My DEAR SRI have just found among my letters your favor of NJ ve DO Der 7bp; press of other business has compelled me to neglect my mail.
 I beg to thank you for your kind ex preesions of good will. Ie we were right during she campaign, ws are still right, and our position will be vindiceted. With best wishes for your health and happiness, am
 Very truly yours,
 W. J. BRYAN.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

ONE of our popular physicians who has some money to invest got tip from Mir. MoCord's "sgent" on Sunday that resulted in the loss of good sound S2o gold piece by the genial M. D., who is now of the opinion that dead sure things are not real dead in Arizona.
 CAPT. F. s. INGALLS, of Yuma, one of the energetic and prominent Rspubli- cans of the Territory, one of our best oitizsne, and who 80 ably managed prison affairs for the Territory some years since, is in the city today watch ing the results of the Repu ubIicsn Ex- ecutive Committee of which he is a member.
 THE sensational stuff purportiug to come from Mexico concerning the seizure of the Hawaiian islands by the Japanese, scarcely bears the stamp of imaginary truth considering the fact that for several months the public and the Government have been fully in- formed ss to the situation. Such thing might have been
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE attempts of those interested to belittls the movement in the Repub- lican Executive Committee of the Ter rtory in the metter of tie appointment of Governor of the Territory will amount to nothirg Neither misrepre- seutAtioD or abuse will effect it. Those expedients have long since worn them selves out. The little coterie of poli- ticsl sdverturere who 9oisted thens selves 'nto power last spring by such means may have gained an advantage then but the sturdy and honest purposes of the Republicans of the Territory will prevail in the end
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

HoN. CaAs. H. AKERs the new Seo- retary of the Territory assumed the reins of office this morning and will without doubt maintain the high standing and good reputation he is so capable of giving it.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

OUR Adams street coots m porsry says "Come again" and sweils it's belly out and blows around sEd looks for ap- plause, vheu IL has merely clawed over the old r-toss that some other usp or iginated By the way. tbab seems to bs the stronghold of that sheet l. didn't take it long to get down to jts natural level.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

| torisl Central Committee of Arizons now in session in the city of Phoenix and to be acted upon by said commit tee; and that all resolutions and en- dorsemenss of candidates for governor be referred to said subcommittee with ont debate.
 The Chair appointed on such com mittee; Charles T. Cornell, of Pima county; F. s. Ingslle, of Yuma county; 0. M. Funston, of Cocouino county. The Committee on Resolutions brought in @ majority and minority re- port, and the majority report was amended and adopted as follows:
 'PHoBNIx, Ariz. July l, 1897.
 "To the Executive Committee of the Territorial Repu bliesn Central Com mittes.
 "Your committee as appointed, beg leave to submit She following resolution regarding the appointment and con- frmstion of Governor for Arizons, which we trust you will adopt.
 "Reso1ved, in the evert of the failure of the Senate of the Uoited States to confirm the nomination of M. H. MoCord for Governor of Arizona, the Executive Committee of the Republican Territor- ial Central Com mittee, in and for the Territory of Arizona, this day assembled in executive session in the oity of Phoe nix, representing eleven CID members out of twelve Q2) in the Territory of Arizona, hereby respectfully reoom- mend under attest of the Chairman and Secretary, to the President of the United States, the appointment of the best-equipped and acceptable candidate for Governor of Arizona, as appears by endorsements now on file in Washington. "CHAs. CORNELL,
 "F. s. INGALLS,"
 On motion the above report was adopted by vote of seven to three.
 ca motion of Cornell, that the resolu- tion offered by MT. Akers be read to the committee and adopted OF rejected, duly seconded, ,snd said resolution was reject sd by 8 vote of seven to two. The committee then adjourned, to meet at the call of the Chairman pro tenn. PIERCE EVANS, Attest: Chairman pro tenn. 1
 FRANK DYSART
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE HERALD knows no good reason why the Churchill property should not be purchased for High School purposes If the building can be made available. So far as location goes and large roomy lots are concerned there Is not place in the city as available OF anywhere near equal to it. The principal howl concerning that property Is that it was offered for less" to other parties. That offered to any body for less than it is now offered. Lsse has been offered for ib. thouQh.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

As will be ncted n special diepat cb published elsewhere this evening, the Senate has ~-a ,rs tbs testimony gwen before tbs S,cate Committee in toe M,Cord ceee, printed is full. We sin cerely hope the evidence on both sides will De given so thas the public may be given aworn facts and be able to form it's own iudg therefrom.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE Hon. Chas. M. Bruce, who has just completed term of four years ss Secretary of the Territory. leaves the office without a blemish ae an honest and efficient official and with hosts of friends among the best people of the community.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

OWING to the lateness of the hour at which the, Republican Executive Com mittees completed its lsbors yesterday the HERALD could give but partial re- port of the proceedings. Today we publish he official report tn full and it is interesting reading.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

A sensational elopement in high life the detail reports that are coming it don't appear that Los Angeles has lost anything in either eloper, and should not kick 60 be rid of that sort of stock.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE Republican remarks on some mis- spelled words it found in some of the HERALD articles. Why, bless yonr soul, neigh bor, they were left there that the Democratic editor might understand the language used.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

CALIFORNIA has come out solidly for tte annexation of the Hawaiian islands notwithstanding the position ot Senator White of that state. The whole state has sent in a petition ask ing for annexation. California Is gen. erslly very sound in her public judg- ment.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE seweg pipe concern on Adams street seems to have run dry this morn ing; probably the first instance on record of the failure of Democratic editor to omit lot of fetid stuff at al most any hour of.the day OF night.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE attempts to bslittis the meeting ot the Republican Committee yesterday by the two McCord organs of the city does not do away with the fact that the refusal of that Committee to endorse McOord gives the lie to Sue represen> tstions that have been made st Wash inrton.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

HON. s. F. WEBB and wife of Nogates, formerly of this valley. have lost their eldest son, George, by premature ex- plosion in a mine in Sonora. They have the sincere sympathy of their many acqusintsnces here in their sffiiction.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

DUNBAR, of the Gazette, was made to declare yesterday that he is a Demo- erst. Ib has not been long since be de- clsred himself Rspu ublicRn.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

A GENTLEMAN remarked this morning, speaking of certain so-cslled newsps- psre, that "when you struck 8 cur he howled, and the more hound there was in him the longer and he louder be hoWled"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE Los Angeles newspapers seem to think that Charlie Meadows cowboy entertainment is of color. It may bs thas they are not competent to judge in the premises.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

AN unusual amount of fat cattle are being shipped from she valley this sea- son. Scarcely day goes by that sev- egsl oar loads or train load is not sent out, and yet we have more.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

HoH.I. T. SToDDARD, one of the pro- minent candidates for Governor and 8 member of the Executive Committee which met yesterday, still remains in the city today.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

A SIGNIFICANT feature of the meeting of the Republican Executive Commit tee nesting yesterday was the fact that the members were.surrounded by Dsm ocrats pleading for McCord.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

"THE world, the fash and the devil' muss be some sort of pol tical combi- nation, or Arizona experiences are not what they seem.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

Col. TOMBSTONE and MT. D. A. Abrams are the prominent lcandidstes for appointment to the office of Teri i- toriel Treasurer when the new admin istratiou comes in.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE way the railroads are handling the Chrietisn Endesvorere, according ao telegrsphio reports, there will be mighty few of them left to get back hnnna
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE "hy brid" charge that the meet ing yesterday was secretly called is simply 8 willful misststemens of fact. Every member of the Committee was notified that could be reached.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

WHEN Mir. McCord's friends made themselves mem bers and came into and made part of the session of the Re- publican Executive Committee yester- terdsy they can scarcely claim that She committee exceeded its authority in the premises.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

HON. RALPH CAMERON, sheriff ot Cooo- nino county, is in the city on business. Mir. Cameron is one of the live citizens of the TerritaFy, 8 stslwart Republican cessful officers Arizona has ever had.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

"CoLD steel!" Lord, neighbor, the public thought you were handling 8 stink pot of sewer s!nn that seems to percolate through your system.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE gang skick lots when thsy have their own tactics applied to themselves. "Its poor rule that won't work both ways" is an old saw but it saws all right.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

TIE "Republican" the McCord or gan, found taro Republicans in the Ter risory that were not for McCord Perry Williams and Judge Kaltenbsch We thought that McOoFd had nine out of ten of the Republicans with him.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

THE man who "fglls down" on his friends can scarcely expect better treatment himself.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

Ex-DELEGATE N. O. Murphy has re turned to Prescott with his family and expects to engage in mining business.