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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
A M'CORD BOOSTER
Alleged a Serious Charge Agains
 Capt. Ingalls,.
An Investigation DisapprOves the Charge and Proves
 Libel

Company "H," National Guard oi Arizona, met ct Armory Hail last night for the purpose of Investigating the im- | piled charges of embezzlement and de talcation made agsines Captain F. s Ingalls, ln She Arizona Sentinel last | week.
 The m sesing was called by Captain Ingalls sb drill last Monday morning when the company met to observe the regular Fourth of July parade, snd he \ stated at the time that he was fully pre- pared to account for every dollar and l every cent he has ever received for Con- papy H. That he spoke truth has been l proven beyond peradventure, and 1t places the paper which ID sde the serious | charges in the light of having attacked 8 mans honor, and uoiussly, merely be- cause of difference in political opi. uions.
 As to ths merits of the political chsrgas made against Captain Ingslls we know nothing and care less, although ge presume be Is entitled to hold any views on the subject of Ool. McCord he may zee fit; but as regards the charges of missppropristion of militia funds, we nave heard and witnessed Captain h. galls' complete and conclusive vindica- ton.
 L. w. Alexander, treasurer of Go. H, who was cited by the Sentinel as that papers, informant in regard to money having bean ssub Captain Iugslls by Adjusant General Schwartz each month foF the use of Go. H, was recalled bs- fore the committee appointed to con- iuct the investig gation, as a witness, and he sBated that what he told the Sentinel reporter YVES srue to the letter, bus that oe did not quote General Schwartz as having told him that $50 hed bsen sent Captain Ingells each month.
 He simply stated that money had been sent Captain Ingalis, and for the last ten months, esids iron. receipts for SAY, which had been turned to him, he could not account for the company's funds. Ths belsncs of the $500, which amount $120 hes never been drawn, Captain Iogslls has accounted for, as will bs seen by she report of the com mittee below. The investigation wss careful and and everybody who could | by any means throw any light upon the | matter was called befors the committee i which did not complete it's laboss and l finally submit it's report nnsil after mid. right. After B csreEul invest;ga of the entire matter we fad that ehs funds of the company have been propeFiy ex- pended and accounted for. aud wa find 1othing which in any n1snuer reflects 1pou the hoaoP of Capt. F s. Iooalls. md we hereby express our confidence n him as commgnding officsr of cur company
 Dated at Yoms, Arizoaa, July 8, 1897.
 LIEUT.. MEL GREENLEAF, Chairman.
 SERGr. ". II. ELLIOTT,
 CORP. c. L. BROWN,
 CORP ". E. MARVIN,
 PRIV J. L. REDoNDo. -YItDta Sun. ;,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
HOODS PILLS are the only pills to tske with Hoods Sarsapariila Easy and yet efficient.

Governor Ftsuklin'a sppointees ese
 evidently anxiocs so bs rel:evsd from l their position ss soon as tbe new Gov ernor can relieve shem. Already the | Governor has received the resignation of Treasurer Parish end Attorney Gen 1 eFsl Wilson, to tske effect as soon as
 their successors hsve been appointed
 and qualified, and Immigration Com
 missioner Rogers of Yevapai county,
 who asks to be relieved immediately. The Boefd of Supervisors are still in session as BonFd of Eqnslizstion ard today egsin took up the work Of going over the if 9rsnt assessments for the purpose of fnally passing upon them. They have concluded to reduce s large numbaR oE values from the point 10 which they raised them ~heD going over ths books the first time, ard when they have completed the books this sine they will be rsady to have the re- port to the TeFritoFisl Bosrd of Equsli- zation prepared.
 The local Good TeuplaFs Lodge lest uigbs elected the following delegates 60 the Grand Lodge which meets in Prea- cott tomorrow: Waite: Norris, Lloyd Brown, Mrs Alderman, Miss Bertha Smith, Rsv Gal Osbusn, Mss Ide War ren, Miss Lucia Copeland, A V Oomin- guez and Forest B Payne. Alternates: T E F!annigen, Geo E Godfrey. Miss l. Andrews, Miss L O Izviae, Mrs s Scott. Miss Nsttie N ,rris, M N Caster Ilne, Wiokeraham end Miss Macy H To11frro
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
A MoonIIghs Burro Ride.

! Ayoung lady from the east visiting il
 Prescott, had quite a romantic exper
 fence on Thursday night. Sae hsc l beent out to spend the evening and a' she was on her way home accompanied by three young gentlemen the party came across very innocent locking burro taking a moonlight stroll. One Of the party suggested to the young lady that ss she would soon return tc the east again she should not fail to be
 able to tell her friends that she had rid den burFo. Sae thought the exper-
 ience might prove su5jsct of pleasant
 "reminiscences of her ArzoDe visit and
 aesented to the proposition. The young
 gentlemen accordingly introduced them
 selves to the burFo, which mGde 70 ds-
 monstrstion of dissent from their plans
 and very meekly and quietly stood there
 while the young lady was assisted on its
 back. The meek and gentle animal seemed to take in the situation at a glance and apparently realized that the qusrteste was seeking fun and decided to contribute his full share of smuse
 mens for them. No sooner wss the lady seated on his back shat he commenced to rear, kick and buck, and the wild vest show is not to be mentioned on tbe same day of the circus which occurred then end there and which lasted for about two minutes. It was a single sos affair, but during the period the lady diemounted and nos very grace fully either. Ooe of the gentlemen Ee ceived B kick op the shin, which causes him to walk with hating geit, while the other two were scattered promiscn- ouely on She street. The young lady gained really more experience ID burro riding shan she expected, but is nos dis with the results JouynaI- Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
From Tuesday, Daily

From Tuesday 5 Daily
 W. A. Kimba arrived this stternoon from Goidfisld and reports the rescued miner Stevens walking about the camp nearly recovered from his long impris- onment of fourteen deys.
 The August nun bsF of the Engineer ing Magazjae, (New York and London) will oontein an illustrated article on the "M neral Resources of Arizone," written by Thomas Tonge of Denver.
 Just try 1Oc box o5 Cascerets, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made.
 IL is understood that Judge TTues- dale will not nsme his clerk or other appointive officers for coupel of weeks or until MP. Walker she present clerk returns from his outing in the northern portion of the Territory. It is an open secret shss the new clerk will be Mr. Ed. s. Gill who arrived from tne east yesterday morning.
 The first case to be heard by Chiet Justice Truesdale was heabus corpus procsedinRs in 5he case of Chas. White confined in the county jail under a cherge of ssaaling 6 tegm Of horses and a wagon. The writ was denied but She Jud2e will hear ap application for 8 preliminary hearing in the case tomor- rov afternoon.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22

Buffalo smelter, and deliveries will be.
 gIn about August 1st and will amount
 to probably 30 OF 40 tons per day, the
 limit being 50 tons. There Is now SOC
 tons of ore on the dump, and there will
 be no difficulty 60 supply the maximum quantity. About 1900 feet Of 1Sinoh
 gauge treck has been laid from the wagon road to facilitate the handling of the ore.
 Prescott Courier:
 Merchant Con OK esfe is in from Jeroms. He speaks in glowing terms of 5be gress copper camy 1; says that if ID grows for tie nexs four years at the fame ratio in which it has grown in the past four, the people in Prescott will bhink they are living out in the country and will talk of visiting the oiey when 5hey contsm plate coming to Jerome. Tucson Star:
 Deputy Sheriff D.tzen of Henson
 reached here yesterday with a Chins-
 man nemsd Ah Sing whom he captured
 h Los Angeles last week. An Sing was employed by Charlie Lee, who keeps B
 general merchandise store snd banking
 business at Harshaw, and while the
 latter was attending 8 picnic at Wash
 iugton Camp several days ego he de-
 c4mped with ell the valusbles and
 money that he could fad; about $2,000
 watch, ring and some gold bullion
 and sbsrtsd for China. Mir. Ditzen wss
 employed to take charge of the case and followed the thisf to Los Angeles, where
 he found two Chinauen had been sr-
 rested aud were being held at the
 Riverside station awaiting his arrivel. One of the bwo proved to be the man he
 was after. He had considerable diff
 culty ID getting the extrsdition papers
 necessary to teks the man from ons state to another, but after delsy ot nine days managed to have every thing in readiness, when Chin6men st Lol Angeles tried to hold the man on wri of hsbess corpus, but 1t did not stick and he was allowed 10 proceed to thii city with his prisoner. A preliminsF! examination was he'd this mo.aing 8 10 o'clock before Justice Meyer, and Al Sing was bound over to await the ec
 tion of the next grand Jury. J. G 1 Goodwin, special detective on the Lo Angeles police tofce snd formerly { resident of this city, wes the officer wht captured the thiet and who will get large share of the reward, which iG S125, offsred by Charlie Lee. About 1,000 in money, the watch, ring, snc some gold dust were found on the per son of An Sing wbsn Is was arrested. Judge Rouse. Of ths Sscopd Judicis district, is in the o'ty, the court eve which he presides being at recess pend ing the qualifying aud appearance oI
 Judge Dosn. Judge Rouse is of th, opinion that the Territorial Supreme court will not order tns Federal cour
 of the Second district removed iron
 Solomonville sftsF consulting ths
 records ss to the com psritive expenss t.
 the Government Of cond ducting the busi
 ness of shat court between that plscf ard Florence, although the public
 buildings at Solomonville are quite ob,
 isctionsble, espe cIally the jail, ss vel
 as it's management. On this ground au
 effort will be made, doubtless, by both
 Florence and Globe, to secure change
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
DISTRICT FOURTEEN
Good TempIars Have An Interesting
 Time.
CREIGHTON DISTRICT, No IA,

 CREIGHTON DISTRICT. No IA, EDITOR HERALD:-Dlstriot Lodge l O. c. T. met at Unity Lodge hsll CD Saturday evening July 10. Ina after noon session was not largely ettendsd But large S z4d crowd csme in the evening Mesa, Tempe. Floral aud Garden Valley lodges were represented. Seven new mem mbers were taken in, two of whom wsFa members of this lodge. After the initiation and usual business, each lodge gave in 8 report; 0 Baker having the honor Of reporting for Unity Fro. Green G 0 T. from Floral lodge informed the sudiencs shat Floral would dedicate new hall on the fol- lowing Saturday evening and in oonneo- tion with the dedIcesion would be given sn ice- cream supper snd B progrs nme. Ali mem bers of tbe District lodge were very cordially invited to attend.
 Alter the reports, the programme was taken up. But not much of one had been prepared. Consequently this part was short snd not as good es it might have bosu.
 The place Of nexs meeting WAS fixed for Garden Valley Lodge, in Phoenix in October.
 Mir. Fred c Klock left for Toronto Canada, Monday,so attend the EowoI,h Leegus Convention. He will rssurn to Illinois stt=r the convention.
 Mr. Smiths (honey) house burned down Friday morning. The fire was discovered in time to save nearly every thing.
 Mr. Estsr and family left today to see the man who was rescued Saturday from the csved-in mine.
 R 0 Stanford wss in Tempe today to look after some osstle business.
 Massrs. Smith and Pow extracted honey last week.
 The school house is receiving a new cost of paint. Wno says "14' is not advancing. DUTcHY.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
 s. M. MoCowsn. Sup srintendent of the Indian school, left last night for Ogden, Utah, to attend the Iodiau school teachers institute.
 Dr. Astor, lady whose oasd appears in another column, has opened offioe rooms in the Mahoney block. She comes well recommended and will doubtless fad this field a good one for her lhbors.
 Governor Franklin honored requi- sition from the governor of California for the person of ons H B Sturgeon who stands charged with forgery iI Kern county, California Sturgeon
 was srrestad nt Prescott and was brought here lees night and is now con. fined in the county jsil Sheriff Borg
 wardb of Kern county is here and will take the prisoner tonight to Bakersfield
 G W SirRiue and family, Mrs. Briggs H J Harper, Mrs. Dan H bbard, Mrs. Ida Falkner, Mrs. Jessie Steele, c Ful Ter, Mrs. H Burton, Mrs. LeWis, Fl J Horne aud wife, Chas. Horne, B Johns Benny Rogers, G N Lewis H Harper Jr
 Mrs. F 0 R,binson, all of Mesa snd the Blaine family of Phoenix will leave or she 24sh for Salt L3ke, Utah, 10 etteno the Mormon Jubilee.
 Roy Msstison, with the instincs of {
 quid aunc, hied himself to Goldield or ais wheel yesterday. He made the srlp in three hours and five minutes He states Shat he was induced to gC there for the purpose of getting the news of the rescue of the entom beC
 miner, Stevens, foR the Republican But it seems that he was doomed tt disappointment so far ss reward wsl l concerned.
 By George" said a Fleming blocl l ornameut, "didn't Mao come near get-
 bing there yesterdsyr You bet," saie
 d cuckoo. Another stab like that ant he'll get there sure." "QuoFum Watthehellsa quorum? Who is he ae must be some internal affidavit mar l and ought to be run out of the ooun- | try." And the saliva could be seer | tFickling out of the corners of thei mouths as they pondeFed on MeCord' pie.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
Practice Economy

h buying medicine as in otheR matters. Ia IS economy to get Hoods SaFsspe- rills because there is mora medicinal value in Hoods SsrEaQarills shan in any other. Every bottle Of Hoods Ssrsapsrilia contains 100 doses and viii average, taken according to directions, to lass month, while others last bus fortnight.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
RESCUED !!
JnO. Stevens Again in the Land
 of the Living.
GIVE ME WATERr P
Were the First Words of the En- tOmbed GOldfield Miner Who Is Saved After Thirteen
 Days of Starvation.

Yesterday William Kimball came down from Godfeld to Tempe after DE. Hart that he might be oo the ground to render whatever professional services might be necessary when the rescue party that has worked so faith fully for the past thirteen days,reached
 Mir. Stevens the imprisoned miner. All snd number who were curious ss to she circumstances and the final result went up to the mine last night.
 Last evening they had reached 8
 point within 6 fe~ feet of him, so near 10 fact that they could converse" Hurry
 up and give me some water, 1 am burn jog up with thirst" were h1e first words
 About seven o'clock thls morning the shell was broken between the vorkmeu
 and the unfortunate below and before
 they had fairly recovered from the cloud of dust and smoke preparatory to descending into the drift Mr. Stevens was seen crawling up through
 the newly made cFevice his wan Rno
 hagggrd features depicting the awful tortures he had endured since the after noon of the fourth of July.
 The physicien descended the shsfi and took charge of the man and though
 he ie seemingly In bstter condition than vas expected at last report he had not been ssken to the surface.
 Mir. Stevens was in full possession of bis reason and we'll kept his
 bearings and record of time. Tnough
 his awful confnement has left him bus shadow Of his formeR self he has suffered 20 Fe- lapse and ib ;s believed no dfioulty viii be experienced in bringing him back to health and strength. It Is estimated baet he has lost about forty pounds dur ing hls imprisonment. He ate his lunch just before the cave-in occurred on Ju y 4th consequently he has been entirely without food. He had but one gallon of water and that was exhausted On Tues day, July 6. Since then he has not only endured hunger and thirst but bravely held out against seeming cruel fate, maintaining his reason and self posses sion signalling with regularity and pre- cision and though whitening away kept up both faith and works. When they reached bin i5 was discovered that he had heard the sounds sbovs him ard dug up toward them a distance Of six feet. Probably no case in this vicinity has ever excised both sympathy and curiosity to such en extent as the awful ordeal of Mr.Stevens and his experience is 8 marvellous illustration of the re- sources and strength of brave end de
 term:ned man. There is universal hap piuess over his deliverance end sbe breaking of the awful suspense.
 It wss shought best not to bring MF. Stevens to the surfacs till darkness comes again for fear ot injuripg his eye sight, bat comfortable quarters are az ranged on Sop as soon ss he is able to occupy them.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
4 Household Necessity.

Cascarets Candy Caehartic, the most wonderful medical discovery Of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the aaete, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels. cleansing the sntire system, diapel co!de, cure heaGncie, fever, hebi- tusl constipation and biiiousness. Please buy snd try box of c. c. c. to- day; 10, %, 50 osp.s. Sold taoa guran teed to cuRes by sll druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
Free Pills.

Send your address to H B Bucklen 6 Co.,, Chicago, and get fsee sample box of Dr. Kings New Life PIlF. i trial will convincs you of theiR snsrits. These pills are easy n sctiou and gre psrticuf- Iarly effective in the cuse of Copstipa- tion ard Sick Headscbs. For Malaria and Liver troubles they have been proved tavsiuabls. They are gusrsn- teed to b. perfectly free from every de leterious su bssarce end to be purely vegetable They do net weaken by their action, but by giving tone 10 ssomach and bowels grsatly tnvigoTat the syesem. Reg size 25c. per box. Sold by Phoenix Drug Store.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22

About nine years ago Dr. J. T. Stewart OF Illinois, came to this valley and purchased ranch on the Black Canyon road, nser Grand Avarue and about six miles from this city. The following year Me E. W. Stewart, q son of the doc OF, came out and took charge of the ranch, wbere he made his home. Alter coupls of years on She ranch it was noticed tha. the young man was ecticg queerly gEd one even ing be @ent to the Bartlett ranch, which ct that time was under tue care of Mr
 A. J. Straw and spent the night there. Tbs next dey sbous noon he left the ranch and that wss the Iess ever seen of him. The following day when 1t wse learned that hs had not returned home searching parties were organized who followed him scFos5 the desert to 6 point near Bhe White Tank mountains where 8 shower o5literstsd the tracks | and he could be trscsd no further. The father wes notified and spent some time in this valley endeevoriDg to find 8 trace of his missing son but without success and he returned to hia eas 5srn home with she mystery still unsolved. Ever ! since that time the gentlemen in this valley who were acquainted with the missing man have kept him iu mind and used every effort to ascertain whether | he had perished on the desert or made his way to soue otheE portion of the country, but meeting with no success all interested have made up their minds
 to his death sod today Probate Judge | Grouse granted letters of sdmiuistrs
 tion upon his estate to Mr. W. T. Han
 na, of Peoria, on the petition of tht 1 father.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
GRAND ENCAMPM MENT I. O. O. F.

An Organization Effect ed in This
 City Today.
 Delegates from all Encampments I O. O. F. ot the Terrisory met in this city this morning and MT. N A. Mor- ford, representing the Grand Sire of toe Order, formally instituted 8 Grand En- csmpment for this Territory.
 The officers elected were N A Mor- ford, Phoenix, c P; J N Jones, Biebee. G B P; Hill, Tucson, G g W; H c Hitchcock, Globe, G J W; Geo A Mintz, Phoenix, Grand Scribe; D s Murray, Phoenix, Grand Treasurer.
 The next meeting of the Grand En- campment will be held at Jerome next April at the same time the Grand Lodge will meet.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
Th;s Is Your opnortunity.

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, 6 generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Baim) sufficient to demon strate the great merits of the remedy.
 ELY BROTHERS,
 56 Warren Ss., New York City. Rev. John Reid, Jr. of Great Falls, Mont, recommended Fly's Cream Balm to me. I can emphasize his statement, ''It is posi- tive cure for catarrh if used as directed. "- Rev. Francis w. Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont.
 Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents. ::
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
WELLS BORED
 -BY A. J. STRAW,
 Pe0Tid, A7iz. Terms and References on ADplic1tion
Estray Notice

Notice is hereby given that the following de- scribsd live stock came to orr ranch on May 10, 1897: Three bay mare co ts about yeaR old, brands. That the same held for pasture and advertising bills and unless owner proves property snd pave charges they will be sold at public auction on Monday July 26 at cur rranch-Ztmmerraars cheese factory. miles west of Phoenix. ZIMMERMAN BROs-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
Territorial Items.

Journal Miner.
 The Sun Dance company vhils pFos- pecting for water near the bed of the Hssssyamps river, ard close to their mines, yesterday struck a strong flow of water at depth of i've feet from the surface. The water came in so rapidly that steam jet throwing at the rate of 5O,OO0 gallons of weter per day failed to make any impression on It or to lower it in the least. It Is estimated that not less than 100000 gallons per day csn be obtained from it, which will give aD ample supply to run the mill day and night and have 8 surplus of thousands of gallons per day left.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22

Williams NeaUS:
 The Ssginew Lumber Company are still improving. They are now putting in new Top saw, which will increase the capacity of the mill to 900 feet of lumber per day. The daily produc- tion now amounts to between 8O.OOO and 90,OOO feet.
 Globe SilUer Belt:
 ! John Chapman, freigh hter for Alex Asnder Bros., of Fort Thomas, while slnloadina freight at the Old Domlnion ekonEnel ciaI -compegy's store last Sat urdsy, WAS very seriously wounded by the eccideussl discharge of 8 shot, gun. Chapman had placed the gun in corner of the wagon box at the front and in attempting to draw it out the hammer caught on roll of barbed wire and discharged one barrel, the loed oe birdshot taking effect in Chap mans left arm and shoulder, tearing away all the flesh under the arm above she elbow.
 Joht Whyte, scsing uperintendent of the Black Warrior Copper company, in forms ue that he has increased his force and now has forty five men employed, and 1t is the intention to push develop ment work as rapidly as possible. recent discovery of ore establishes the great value of the property. Develop AsazMmTk last month comprised over
 of drifting and sinking The
 F. lery tunnel bss been driven
 pn the vein and is in low grade O. entire length. The company is maT 2 preparations to haul ore Go the
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22

Prescott Courier:
 A very good authority, who was re- gently down in the McCabe mine, says It is one of the biggest mines he ever saw; that there is 800 feet of 8 continuous ore chute; ore is all high grade.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
SfO R " A R D.

Strayed from Congress, A. T., May 8, two bay mares describ- ed as follows: One dark bay,. ' years old, 15 hands high shod all round, unbranded. One light bay mare 4 years old, IA hands high, knot on left hind foot, shod all round, branded T. Address F J. CARLSON,
 M. B. MCGRAw.