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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Journal Miner.

JOuTnGL 1H1neT.
 Today was the date originally fixed for the execution of Parker, the train robber and the murderer of Lee Norris. Having taken an appeal to she supreme court, however, be is still in the enjoy meut of his usual good hesith, his sd- dress being, County Jail, Prescott, ArizoDs
 A group of claims owned by George Wagner and M. J Fuller, located near Squaw Peak, was sold yesterday to Mr Reeves of Denver and MF. Thurston of New York. The sale was negotiated by Luke Turnbull, and is the second one he has made within the past few weeks The purchasers of this property intend to commence active operations on them st once. The prios paid is said to have bsen s35 900.
 The owners of the Red R1ck mining claim, in Big Bug district, have pug chased g steam hoist to place on the property, and will sink 500 feet on the ledge. They propose 60 very thorough ly prospect and develop this claim, and if it meets their expectations they will erect stamp mill on it. With the present development it shows up even better than other properties in that section did with the same amount of development which are now dividend payers.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

From Tuesday's Daily.
 James Sturgeon will chip seven cars of cattle tonight.
 Wiley Oldham of the Superstition re- zion is in town.
 Osscarets stimulate liver, kidneys and
 bowels. Never sickeus, weaken or gripe 10 cts Hodnett says he received a dispatch from Kiondyke over the Tesla system to the effect that the man on his bike has reached his destination. Judge Howell of Tonto Basin, has osen in town fag days having his wagons repaired Meesrs. Parry and Drsis are making 8 record in the black suithing line. on Reno mountain wagons.
 The Mayor of Mesa City is entitled to Fsiss of salary ss he is performing the duties of immigration agent in oonnec- eion with his office. The latest arrival was boy on Sunday night, and he ex- poets to remain in the Mayors family for 8 number of years to come.
 There was woe in Curt Miller's house. hold yesterday. There was also 8 horse and tub full of barley in 1t Shortly after thss the barley was in the horse. Later on the woe was trans tered to Ben George who owned the horse and in the coursesof sn hour Che horse also began to feel woefully. It seems the boFse was wandering around in search of soft snaps snd saw Miller's back door open. He knew that news paper men always had the best to eat and es he had seen south side farmer deliver bushel of barley on account hs followed him up, climb bed the back stairs and ate the barley. He was just going into the bed room for an after dinner sleep when Charley Taylor dis covered his presence and led him out. When the barley began to fermens she horse decided he did not want sleep. He wanted something for guilty con- cience and an over estimated digestive l apparatus. He got both. But the | question Is what did Miller get out of l
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19


 at once speak of she new uS
 located aud draws from his 5apss pockets samples of the ore, many of | which are vely rich. The country arouud Bisbee is teemiug with ore. Ib only needs developments to make it the richest district in Arizona. - Bisbee Tyre.
 The will of the late Biizsbsth Lock wood os Glendale, wss admitted to probate today The will distributes aa estate valued et s GOO among tbe four children of the dees4sed cad sp- points her two children Alberf snd Lois as executors. Tbe daughter Lois being under age Probate Judge Grouse will paae the entire matter in the hands Of the son Albert. Mir. Pendleton, c srk of the local camp # Wooameu of the World, had the great satisfaction of handing 8 check for s20O0 to ths widow of Mir. R J DorIaud, being payment in fuii of the insurance that he held ip that order; and also check for $100 to Mr. Smith, the undertaken, for the monu meat which She Woodmen will dedicate l later iu She season with the elaborate cersmony Of the ritual.
 Miss Joseph;ns Buck IVES ssken from tbe insane asylum yesterday morning | by friends and taken to the residence of Mir. and Mrs E. D. Cousins, on North Fourth avenue, where she is under the care of Dc. Duff 4ld. Every effort will | be msde to restore ths unfortunate young lady to sound reason and if un- successful her friends will return her to the asylum.
 Mir. Asa Bishop arrived Saturday from ths mountains in response h a messenger despatched for him and will
 leave this evening for Alaska as rep resentasive of Hon. Thos. Fitch Mr. l Bishop is sn old time minsr who thor
 oughly understands his business and 1 Col. Fitch selected him from among all his acqu8!n tsncss ss the beeB n sn to
 so 50 the frozsn north and get all there | was 50 get from the mines.
 From Toesday's Daily.
 l Low prices in groosries. Go and see
 Griebel & StRmba1gh.
 J. 0. Stephens shs Pcsscotb butohsr, came in this morning looking for fat bsef for his market.
 i Articles of Incorporation of the Alas ka Gold Mining and Prospecting Com pGry were filed with the County Rs- 1
 DTS are w H Rabinsau of this cty and 0 OCoe, L Y CowI. A E Coy,F K Gusting, P K Lawrence, H k1 Fish, oe Chicago. The capital stock is placed at Sl,5O0 900
 with stock St s1 per share. There is 8 mistaken i1ee that "cui- ture" means to paint little, to sing 8 l little, to dance hbaIe, and to quote passages from iaye popolsr books. As a matter of fact culture means nothing of she kind. Culture msans mastery over self-politeness, charity, frmness, | good temper, good conduct. Culture is not thing to make display of; is is something to use s0 modesbly that peo- pie do not discover gil at once that you have it-EH.
 Mr Cscil E. Shaver received a tele- gram this morning from Mrs J Y T Smith at tSanFcancisco thst DrVooberes l had this morning operated on the left eye of the HoR Y ' Smith and that the operation wss highly successful This will bs good news to the many friends Of that gentlemsn in this Ter risory. Mr. Smith has been suffering
 Eith bis eyes fer soma months and lately has beea Almoss totally bllnd. l. is expected that the operation sill re- store to him his sight.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Tombstone Pgospector:

Tombstone Psospector:
 The rain in Tom bstone last night was urqoestionably the heaviest rainfall during the season. The rain fell in torrents and the streets were veritsble rivers. The storm lasted an hour OF more but rain fell during the night at intervals also, so that virtually the rain continued all night. The gulches were bank full and Walnut wes swelled to the high water mark. Appearances are for more rain tonight.
 Mrs. Wm. Graf, whe has been visit ing Tom bstone the guest of her sister in-law, Mrs. Baron, left today for 8 visit to Bisbee beforer eturniug to her home st Phoenix. She was passenger on the outgoing special today.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Dr. Norton, Territorial Veterinarian,

Dr. Norton, Territorial Veterinarian
 was summoned so Yuma Saturday
 night. arriving there Sunday oocn. On
 his arrival he found that cattle man
 had brought twelve head accoes the
 RiveF and was about 50 follow with
 twenty more, iu violation of the Terri torIaI and United States quarantine
 lays. The doctor plecsd them in quaFsntine in order 10 comply with the law, though there WAS no evidence of disease. The object vas to obey the law and protecs ehe Territory in the matter of quarantine shat ws may not later on become the object 0t burden some and unnecessary quarantine measures preventing stock shipments.
 Tbe following is the Arizona Colony now at Avalon, Santa Os aiiDe island The Arizona Colony has been largely increased during the past flaw days by the arrival of nun bsf Of well-known people, among others 0 F Ainsworth, wife and chiidrep, M Fl Sherman, H c Truesdsle, wife and children and Frank Cox and wife, of Phoenix; H McKean and wife, of Yuma; D R Monk, Df Fen neF, Sam E aghes, J Knox Corbett and 1 daughter, Attic and Mary Hughes. Mrs 1 Peter Stevens sgd daughter, Mrs F 1 Emma Smith, Mrs N F Shaw, snd " A | 1sbrskie, of Tucson Judge Truesdsle 8 Chief Justice Of She Territory. Sem Hughes is sn oid,tlmer whom every Arizonen knows, brother Of ex-Gov. Hughes. l. is sixaesn years since he gae out of the Territo
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

Don't Cobacco Spit and Smoke Your
 Life Away.
 If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, take No-To-Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pound in ten days. Over 100000 cured Buy No-To-Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee a cure Booklet and samples maiIed free. Ad- dress Sterling Remedy O., Chicago or New York.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Prescott Courier:

ISSSCtb OOuI eC1
 Be S6OO nugget picked up on top of
 ground ip Big Bug district can be En in Jeweler Cooks show window. rests on B card on which is written: "kiondy ke? Mil Big Bug" When this nugget IVES found The Courier printed a cut of it. About s70O,OOO has been brought to San Fran cisco from the en- tire Klondyke region. During the Rich Hill excitem ment, near Prescott, $500, 1000 was taken from one acre of ground in Weaver district, and gold is coming from that region in mean quantities to this day.
 Last Saturday evening Ed. Bsrden met his death in the Gold Note mine iD ptbe ou5h 50-foot win zs on the 2OO foot level. Barden had tourhed the fuse Se1d oEGsTsd his partner, Frank Drew, to
 When Bsrden had reached 8
 of about twenty feet, C. poiz:
 ee ladder WAS, Bsrden reached
 dder but apparently he wss
 10 hold and fell back into the
 fh an ohI The shots did not go tffEOme after he struck the bottom The blast covered the man up and on reaching the body it wss found that his laf5 foot had been broken eff near the ankle. There was sn ugly cut on the fJrehesd, caused probably by the fall.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Territorial Items.

Tombstone Prospector:
 Ths Mexican who met with the un-
 tunste accident at Benson and whose legs were both amputsted above the knees, ss already stated in She Prospector, died Monday at Benson and his sufferings ended.
 Three more Chinamen were brought in last evening from Bisbee on the charge of unlswfully being in the United Ssates, is being held that they smuggled themselves across the border and in their attempt to elude the officers were detected and brought here. This now makes five Chinemen who are in custody in Tombstone awaiting trial Tne cases arc set before Justice Duncan but cannob proceed until the arrival of the U. s. District Attorney to prose- cute and is is expected he will arrive to- morrow.
 Most encouraging news of the pro gress Of work on the Golden R sef mine recently bonded by our friend George Rum Of Wilcox eud associates. The property is 8 good one md promises to develop into bonanza
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Tucson Citizen:

Tucson Citizen:
 Henry Coleman left last night for No lales. His wife who hes charge the Belmont hotel in the absence of Mrs. D8Fmee, will join him in s few days, up- on the latter lady's return from CellfoT- nia
 A meeting of ths Board of Trade will be held tonight in She city hall to con- sider the sdvisabiity of putting a new water works system in this city. A Mr. Martin, of Xsnis, Oaio, representing a company of eastern capitalists is In the city aud will make propositson to the Board of Trade at the meeting tonight. P B Z,iRler of this city. 1t is under stood, will also present 8 proposition for the building of new S1OO. GOO hotel providing that the citizens will donate 8 site upon which to build is. Ib is understood that Ex- Secretary of State Ryan, of lumbue, Ohio, is at the back of the latter sche me.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19


 Mr. O. Sbshl, who has two spisries in the vicinity of Kyrene, says the bee business in fourishing and he has made q good profit already on this years in- vestment.
 The loosl courts are very dull today and some of Arzona's bsst statutes are growing musty on the shelves while some of her best lawyers are in danger of rusting out.
 l. W Jimmie who is running hotel In Nogales, buys all his fruits in Tempe. A man who has once lived in this val ley never forgete what it is good for, even after he leaves it.
 Mrs. E. A. Edwards bicycle is to be rstfi d ss soon ss the chances are ali sold at $1 apiece. Mr. o. W. Miller Is in charge of the reffls. The wheel is 8 pretty one and somebody will get it cheap.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Snme1hing m Knnw-

It may be worth something to know that the very best msdcine for restoF- ing the tired out nervous system to 8 healthy viRor IS Electric Bitters. This medioiue is purely vegetable, acts by giving tons So ths nerve centres in the stomach, gently stimulates the liver snd kidneys, and aids these organs in throw ing of impurities in the blood. Electric Bitters improves the sppstite, aids di- geetion, aud is pronounced by those who have tried it as the very best blood purifier and nervs tonic. Try it. Sold for 50 cents OF SI co per bottle St the Phoenix Drug Co.,, and M. P. Chubb's.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

From Monday Daily.
 A shipment of cattle will be made to Rsdlande, Cslifornis, tonight.
 The Tempe Mesa Produce Go. receiv- sd a car Of potatoes this morning.
 Wolf Sacks Is spending 8 day OF two among the cattemen on the North side
 Just try 8 1Oc. box of Cascsrets, the finest liver and bowel regulator ever made.
 The depot looks as bright and new ss a spotted yearliDg colt after it has shed its first hair
 Customs Officsg G. W. Webb is here settling up matters pertaining to the cattle recently coniscated for illegal entry.
 The excursion train to Phoenix was we'll patronized Saturday night. It is a great pleasure and convenience to coun- try residents to be able to spend SstuF day nights in Phoenix and the theatri cal entertainments which furnish the principal attraction are of an interest ing netuIe and greatly appreciated.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
the present sime.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily
 Judge Howell, the Tonto catsle king, was in the city today recsiVing the greeting of his many frienda.
 The river is running quite 8 respect able stream from the rains though very little has fallen in the immediate vicin- ity of Phoenix.
 Governor MeOord this afternoon is sued Notary Public commissions to Eugene J. Trinpei, of Tucson and W. E. Menist, uf Shultz.
 Miss Annie W Ailace, s prominent fe- mele euff rsgiss and woman's rights ad- vocste of Phoenix, AvIzone, was at the Henry yesterday. She lefE for the eaes this morning over the B. sl5imore Ohto.-Pittsbarg Com neroial Gazette.
 Probate Judge Grouse returned last night from Iodiane, where he vent to be wish his family, his little child being seriously ill The little ore had Fecov- cred so that ib was out of danger. The Judges family will return nexs month.
 Clerk Gray of the Board Of Super visors was busy all day today making oat applications for the lese Of school lands for farmers who ware iocsted on scnool sectiune. The Bosrd postponed q their meeting until next Monday when they will ac5 upcn the lsrge nomosr Of for leases.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Yuma Sentinel:

Many inquiries are received as to the salaries of Territorial Prison guards. The Sentinel takes pleasure in supply ing tue information by stating that guards receive S8O per month, payable quarterly in Territorial warrants.
 Guerd W. O. HusoD, in charge of the Gatling gun at the Prison, made 6 splendid shot with that machine last Thursday. He eep3ed B Colorado river crane standing on the bank ot the river, about 800 yards away, and carefully judging the range, and sighting the gun he turned it loose, snd-the bird is nov fixture on the river bank.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Tucson Citizen:

UCSOU CtJtzeIE.
 The Southern Pacific railway com pany expects heavy rush of business about the 10th Of the present. month. Business has increased considerably during the past two weeks and the crews have all been working overtime for several days. In the next few days more men will be put on to take care os she increasing business.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

the others From all accounts 1sf = WAS dead when he left bhe rope for the ladder. Bsrden had Msricopa road sex receipt in his pocket,dat Phoenix, May, 1897.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
Juvenile Joys.

I'd like to be boy again without 8 woe or care, with freckles seat tered Der my face and hayseeds in my hair; I'd like to rise at four o'clock and do Q hundred chores, and saw the wood and feed the hogs and lock the ablei doors; and herd the hens and watch the the bees and take the mules to drink; and teach the turkeys how
 to swim, so they will not sink; and
 milk hundred cows, and bring in
 wood to barn, and stand out in the sun all day and churn and churn and churn; and wear my brothers cast-off clothes and walk four miles to school, and get a licking every day for breaking some old rule; and then get home again at night and do the chores once more, and milk the cows and feed the the hogs and curry mules score; and then crawl wearily upstairs and seek my little bed, and hear dad say, That worthless boy, he dees- Tt earn his bread" I'd like to be a boy again, 8 boy has so much fun; his life is just one round of mirth, from rise to set of sun. I think there's nothing pIeasanter than closing stable doors, and herding hens and chasing bees ard doing evening chores.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
WHAT TO EAT THESE HOT DAYs.
HeaIthfRl Eishes That Can ge Pre-.
 FRred With Little Fire.

During the hot months" write,
 Mrp. s. T. Rorer in the Ausos
 Ladies' Home Jo,srrsI, "ths disl should consist largely of dainty, cold, lean meat, green, sucouleal vegetables, and fruits. Ttis por-
 ular fallacy that the free use Q,
 sub-aeid fruits during hot weothe, causes disturbances of the blweis.
 No diet is more healthful than ripe fruit provided it is properly
 mastioated and swallowed beforo or after bread and butter, bat never with 1t.
 "The lighter wheat preparations, such as farina, whe&tlet and glu- tena, should be substituted for the heat giving oatmeal for breakfast. Cook enough one morning to last two, as they are just as palatable cold as they are hot. While fried food may seem little out of place in the warm weather there are cer- tain light dishes that may be utilized for breakfast. Cornmeal or hominy croquettes, or even rice croquettes, may be made the day before and simply fried at serving time. Squash and cucumbera may be dipped and fried. In the chadng-dish oue may have chipped beef, cold mutton warmed in lit tie tomato sauce, and dishes of eggs, such az omeIets, scrambled eggs, craaned eggs CT poached eggs
 ''Fruit should be served in a Hat dish, with, if the weather is par ticularly hot, a little chopped ice sprinkled over it. Fruit that is very acid should not be served too cold. Powdered sugar and cream should accompany the fruit course. In the place of chops or steaks we may have eggplant, broiled or fried tomatoes, banned tomatoes, a dainty omelet with peas, ornelet with asparagus tips, or with pars- ley, following the fruit. Corn oysters and corn fritters may also take the place of meat. Coffee, tea, chocolate and milk are, of course, in summer, as in winter, the break fast beverages"
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, }

CoUETY OF LOS ANGELES, 'o'
 Before me, A. c. Brodersen, Notary Public iu aid for tie County of Los Angeles State of Cali fornia, personally dppeGred E L. Allen, r A Sal isbuJy, Geo. D. RoberJs. C. T Pepper and J. c Cribb, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instrument, and acknowedged to me that they executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein ex- pressed.
 Given nnder my hand and seal of office this 27th day of Mag, A D 1897. - (sE4L) A. c. .BRODERSEN; Notary Public.
 h. and for Los Angeles County California My commission expires July, 1897.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
Sadie Has Reformed.

Once there lived a little maiden down on Twepty-eleventh street, who has just as nice @ mamma" as 8 man might hope to meet. She was like ray of sunlight or bud to beauty burst, but she had an awful temper and a most uncom- mon thirst,
 Although bced like any iady in 8 moral atmosphere, her affections ran to "fellers" and her palate yearned for beer. She had half a dozen !"steadies." Those ere none in beauty's prime, who could lean" so much of lager ia a given length of time.
 People called her Lillian Russell though her name was Sadie Gray, she was So plnmp and juicy and had such a killing way. Cieopatra wasn't in it with the shape that girl possessed, and she didn't care who knew it, judging by the way she dressed.
 Once there came an eager suitor and he wooed that lovely girl, and he swore he'd give her riches that would cause her hair to curl. She believed his little story and the way they'd hug and groan, was enough to break the inwards of g heathen god of stone. 4
 Once they went to * to 9 fres-and-easy bail, and they took no clothes to speak of, and no modesty at all. Shrewd committees had provided beer enough to launch 8 boat, and poor Sadie kept on drinking till ner teeth were all stioat.
 Ohl she had lovely jag on, and she didn't care & durn whether school remained in session or the earth refused to turn. All the
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
Ants on the LswR.

Bisulphide of carbon placed in the ground at or near the anthilis will destroy the insects. Take a dibble or sharp stick and thrust it into the anthill, making a hole six or eight inches in depth; into tn s pour about two tablespoonfuis of the bisulphide, and then press the soil together at the surface to close the hole, The fumes Of the liquid will penetrate the soil and klll the snts This is the most effective of all the means that have ever been employed for this purp ,so.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

world was like an Eden, with DO sign of care or grief, and she might have posed as Eve, had that good woman given leave.
 Soon she got 50 gay and festive that she asked the band to play, and she did the ouchie-couchie in new and novel way. Oh! she was the warmest member that the gang had ever seen. and score of ladies tainted, with their envy turning green.
 But alas for lovely Sadie and hes Oriental fad, for she broke one pre- cious ankle of the only pair. she hadl Seven weeks in bed reclin- ing gave her ardor time to cool. and she gave up beer forever for g class in Sunday-school.-.St. Louie Post-Dispatch.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

E,aaria6 @t tho request Of 7. Pepper, at z a. n .@no !. 1907
 2 p ca0-II.i, co;snty Recorder
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

". T. V EFNINGE2- hdministrat0r oe the Estate of Y. { O'Bren, Deceased
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. .Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by mi!- lions of mothers for their children while teethiug, with perfect success. It sooths the child. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Diarrhaea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer inn- mediately. Sold by Druggists in every part of the World. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
sucken's arntca satvs

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, Fever Sores Tetter, Chapped il tnds, Ch4lDraius Corps and allSkI i5ruptions, and positively cure Piles or 10 pay re4mred. It ia guaranteed 9o give perfect satisfaction, or money re- unCeC Price = cents ger sox.
 Fer 2a4e ov v. I Goldar z Go
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF ". c. O'Bn-EN DzcE,srr

ESTATE OF ". c. O'BE-EN, DECEASED.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administrator of the estate of w. C.. O'Brien, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the neces- sary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administrator, at his office, in the CoUrt House in the village. and County of Yuma, the same being fac place. for.the transaction Of the business of said estate.
 N>.et Jrly l4th, 1897,