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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
aEAl ESTATE rRArsrnRs.
Reported fDr the Herald by Phoenix Tfsis Guaranty and Abstract Go.

Reported for the Herald by Phanix Tfsis Guaranty and Abstract Go.
 Nov. 27. United States to Chsrles J St Olaire, patent, e15 sel4 < n~4 seA < se14 ne1z sec IS, 5s, 5w.
 Louise G Ksnt. to Mrs R E Bowman, deed, e15 sell < nw4 seA < se4 nsA sec IS, 5, 5w; sl.
 E E X Allie J Isaac to Burroughs Abbott. deed, 10 acres of nell sec 2, In. 2e; s45o.
 E 4 Spsulding < 0 NJ Ester file notice of appropriation of the flood waters of the Second Water canyon, tributary to Salt Rvsr, < intention to constr uct 8 dsm.
 Nov. g. The Valley Bank to Caleb B Fisher. deed, sw 4 nv 4 nv | sec 24 Pa Sc s3l75.
 Linville < NsyloF, by sheriff, to Chss H Holmes, deed, lots 3 blk 5 lots blk D lots 246s 10 blk ' Linvills's add; S557 .O6.
 " H Code, Depy Go Surveyor, files field notes of subdivision of section g l 5 e.
 FloFs and R L Rosson to Leon Bouvier, deed, lot s blk II, Phoenix; $500.
 William Dunn flies notice 50 William Boitho and F P HsRsmsn of forfeiture ct She National and aensley mines in White Tank Mts.
 The Irvine Go to l. l. Plank, assignee deed, assigns for bensfls of creditors. Albert J Gossrs to Ssrsh GossTt, deed lot blk l Kirkland's sub; s100.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
DIR. KHAN vIOr1mIzED.
Howard Duncan Forges Several Checks Beating the Doctors
 Signature

signature.
 1 Saturday evening last MF. Wallace
 Duncan, grandson of General Lew
 Wallace and who is most highly con-
 nsc5ed in the east. passed q check foI
 fifty dollars on Mr. Scots and shortly
 a'ser he passed snothec on Dr. Butts
 for twenty dollars. receiving the money
 in exchange for checks for the amount | bssripg the signature of D.. Pormsn. The young man then vent to his room
 on East Monroe street and exchanged his clothes for some old clothes in the
 room Ead going into another room oc- cupjed by another gentleman he took a revolver from the bureau and left the 1 house. Shortly after he appeared st the Foque livery stable and hiring 8 saddle horse left the city.
 l. eoon developed that the checks were forgsries. MT. Scott WAS paid t5e money in order to keep the young man from arrest bub after ths offisers had spent the night hunting for the missing man Mr. Fuqua s~oTe to warrant chsrgii him with stealing the horse and the officers Fedoubled their efforts to find dim.
 Last night he rsturned and rode the horss to the livery stable, leaving there without giving say expiau stion as to his ioDg sbssacs. The oficels then found him aud placed him under ar rest.
 T. ie understood from his friends that De has bsen in an insane asylum in the east and s nos as al meg ecoountebie i fof nis sssioa as and they rslues to prose cute him. The offic4rs have placed the | matter before the grand jnEy and ! should they fail to indict him charge | of insanity may be lodged against him.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

THE conclusion Of the mem bers of the Executive Committee of the IndieDspo- lis Finss cleI convention of leet winter. which has bsen holding 0 monetary conferer ce in Washington foR some time psss, not to rpsks their report public until after President McKiniey's g message std Secretary Gege's annutl report have been subni ted to Con grees, probably n.esns that the measure which the committee will recommend to Congress will be in the main along the same lines as tbe financial recommenda- sions tb at will be made ip Secretary Gsgs's snnusi report and endorsed by President Mckinley. In statement just issued by this committee, much more confidence is expressed in the passing of fnsncisl leg lslstion by this Congress- than there are indications in sight to justify.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

No President for years hed paid mo ( deferencs to the opinIons of members oi his party than Msi. McKinley doas, srd no President hes ever teken mors pains to ascertain the opinione Of hie callers upon public matters. While there js DC question of public importance upon which President Mckinley has not t we'll defined opinion of his own, hs in vltee the freest expression of the opip- ions Of others and is nos 60 self opinion sted ss not to be sometimes convinced that his ovn ere erroneous.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

ANNA GOULD -CAsTELLASE would pro bsbly give slI her titles and big slice of bsT;gold to be sn American girl once mora if the stories of Conns CestelIaue'e liason with Nellie Nfustatser of Paris are true. She recently psreded .he PaFfsisn boulevarde driving CaeteIIsne's elegant family equipe ze; so say tbe re- ports and they are not denied
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS.

The American Society Meets in Com
 VentiOn.
 NEw YORK. Nov 29.-Dslsgsts gre arriving in goodly numbers today to attend the annual tion of she American Society of Mechanical En- ;ineers which opens tomorrow at the first street. Among today's sFrivsls were George W. Msiville. the famous AIctic explorer, and Coleman Sellers. the eminent mechanical engineer of Philadelphia. Among ths pspsrs to be read are some which, is is said, will make new and important developments the progress of various branches of mechanical engineering.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
A QUEENS GIFT.
Twenty-Five Dollars to Poor
 Cripple.

Cripple.
 LONDON, Nov. 29-On subscrip
 tion sheet now being circulated in Mon.
 mouthshiFe to provide fund for She
 maintenance of farm hand named Mo
 ses Eynon, who lost one sFm, one leg
 and both ayes by the premature explo-
 sion of csnnon wh 5h ves aooa5 to be
 fired on Biains mountain in honor of
 the queeu'a jubilee appears 8 dash in
 plsce of signature, with she sum Of
 fvs pounds OF twenty five dollars at tschad. Ths dash sbsnda in She place of the name Of Queen Victoria and the emcuns represents her msj4s6y's munifi- cent contribution in behalf of her terrl- bly, injured subiact. The cass was brought to She nosics of She quesn by Sir William Vernon Haroourt,th leader of the Liberal minority in ths house of c c,mmose, Eynon being one of his con ssituents in his parliament tary district and the statesman bsing anxious, If possibls, to secure him a small pension from the crown list. F9om Lord James of Hereford, sne minister in attendance, however, her msjssty expressed her in ability to favorably regard the appeal and Lord James's letter conveying this went on to say: "The queen Is much is5rsssed to heer of this sad Dase and wishes to send five pounds, which may perhaps be Of servios to him. The queen never joins in 8 subscription  ask you to [. good enough to arrange bhas her ngme does not appear in the list of su ubscrIbers. .''
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
A FATAL FIRE.

Two Men Lose Their Lives at Es-
 cansba.
 EsCANABA. Mich, Nov. 30.-Ose dock No. 1 of the Chicago < Northwestern railroad, one of she largest in she world, was burned early this morning, together with the steamer Nahsnt, which was lying alongside. Two lives were lost Firemsn Jacob Bosser of the Nahant and 8 deck hand nsmed Harold, both of Clavaland
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

IF shere isa's sn arbitration treaty be- twesn Great Brita end the United States before she adjoarnmens of this session of Congress. it will not be the fault oe President Mckinley, as he in- tsnde to send 8 new treaty to the Senate early i a the session, drawn D ps ss the expressed objections to the one that " ss rejected by the Senats et the last ses- sion
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
SEVENTY-SIX YEARS
The Archbishop of Cantel bury
 Reaches an Old Age.

The Archbishop of Cantel bury
 Reaches an Old Age.
 LONDON, Nov. 3O.-This is the seven sixth birthday Rt. R9v. Dr. Temple. Archbishop of DanteFbury end Primst ports that the vensrsble prelete once the high prses5 of radicalism in the EegI.sb church. would signslizs the anniversary by resiRning his exalted office, but gn authoritative statement n the subj .ct is not yss forthcoming. as has bean Arch bishop of Canterbury 'or listle more than year. and with ,us a exception all of his predecessors have died in harness.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
COLD WEATHER.

Zero Temperature Throughout the
 Northwest
 ST. PAUL, Nay. 29.-Zsro weather continued today throuRhout the north vest. The temperature was eight be- low in this city at o'clock this morn- ing, which was the lowest here. At the same hour Bismarck reported ten de- grees below, Winnipeg fourteen bslow and Miles City eighteen below. The weather Is clear
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

ALREADY the political prospects for 1898 in Arizona are being discussed and reconnoiseucee made by those wbo make politics 6 business in both the great parties; in ether words the ropes gre being laid by the professionals, those who spsculste on politics and make their money, if not living, out of
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

By the way. what has become of that eelf-appointed "ccmmiss on" of silver men who went to Jspep ip August to find out the real csuee of the adoption of the gold stan rdsEd by that country 1? Can it be possible that the Japanese gold-stsudsrd statesmen have convert sd them?
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

Los ANGELES has found den of oor- Fuption in her public schools. The Amerioan people hold school funds the most sacred of all trusts ard little char isy Is shown Tor 8 man who attempts 10 squander and embezz,e them. Los An geIes will make sn example of some Of her echool board.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

NEWSPAPERS brought into sxietenc- foR tbs purposes of viliitiest.ca rather than for legitimate news purpuses gre likely to have rough time of it in this country; the advance of conmon de cs1cy and she exercise of intslligence smoog she people hts reiegsteG that sort ot 'uFDa alism to the background, though shers seems to be some people who taii to understand the situation.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

THE contradic ory rei its that come direct from the Kiondike country cannot evidently be depended upon St sli. No sWo men who come in appear to tell the same story; some report plenty of pro- visions and others report 'slow stsrva- sion" foR the two or three thousand people in that region Of country. There Is one safe tbIDg to do and that is to stay B way from that country till spring time, or Iou ger.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

SECRETARY BLISS hes evidently carri- cd his business habits with him to the Inserior Department. He has succeed ed in getting doVn the estimates of his subordiustes for the next fscsl year over S9OOO.CoO. This is an effective way every time of fighting deficit. "- Nese York ComnzerciM Aduertiser.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

MR. BRYAN would do wsll to hssten So Mexico. There are whie pezed runors from that country that it's statesmen and fnanc:ers are seriously contenPist- ing the adoption of the gold stsndsrd.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

NoGALEs has begun street. improve ments and some of these days will as tonish she country with the fact shat shs is one of the most pupulous and i'm portsns cities in tbe Territory
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
MoHE REsENrENoED.

Goes to the Penitentiary for Eight
 Years.
 LING IN, Nsb., Nov 3O.- Eugene Mnhe, sx- auditor of state, wss reesn- tenced by Judge Cornish today to eight years in ths psnitentisry for smbezzle- ment ot insurance moneys amounting to S23 O0O.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
LUETGERT CASE. The Second Trial Commences
 Today.
A CHANGE OF VENUE
Is Refused After an all Day Effort to Secure
 It.

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-The second trial of Adolph L. Luetgsrt for the murder of his wife WAS csllsd before Judge Gary today.
 The prisoner WAS represented by At torneys Harmon and Riese. They tried all morning to secure another charge of venue, but the motion wss denied.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY's attitude On the Hs~aiien question Is meeting with general approval the country over and there is every reason to believe thst congress will promptly ratify tbe en- nexetion treaty, as has elready been done by the Hawaiian congress.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

Los ANGELES people d0n'b appear to 5s very gressful 10 Secretary Aiger fer paying out of his privcfs funds for the San Pedro advertisement. They seam to have lost entire confidence in the Secretary and yet he is probably honest in his proceedings in that matter and what is more, right in his conservatism.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

Articles of incorporation of the Alasks Dredging Company, with ! E Don nelly, J. NJ. Southworth end F. NJ. Richardson, of Chicago, ss inoorpora. tors, were filed with the Territorial Secretary this morning.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

THE Democratic talk of defeating Mark Hanna for tbe Ser ate, in Re- publican Legislature, has mostly dissp- peared since the press of thi' country hes been heerd from on thai proposi-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

THE s. F., P. & P. management is meeting the demand for better train service between this city and Ash Fork, very pro nptly and efFc'ensIy- Mixed treine have beru discorCinLed and the evening 5Esin leaving this ci'y is B fest psseenges ard mail tIsip.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

BIG TeM REED contemplates Temov- ing to New York City where he will drop politics, enter into the active prsc- tice of law and in time. it is horsd crop out a winning candidate for PFesi- senu of the United States on the Republican ticket.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

THE Mexican Government would do good thing for iteelf and the rect of mankind if it would hang the Mexican officials at Fronteras fer permitting the Blsck Jack baudIts to escape.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

CHAIRMAN DIrGLEY will have no oc- casion to blush for his new tariff law when Congress meets. Neither will Congress nor the cou 1tFy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

TEE orange cscp of the valley is now being rapidly secured end ie going for ward to market Olives sE also doing we'll here this year, and considerable orop has been secured though the trees arc vounC
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

REPORTS from Caina continue to in dicate growing disposition among the statesmen of that coup try to adopt the gold standard and there is reason to be- lieve that that government will ehoFtly follow in the steps of Japan
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
RAILROAD MEN KILLED.

Two Engineers and a Fireman Lose
 Their Lives. FLAGSTAFF, Nov. 3O.- Word comes from Williams of a bad wreck on she Santa Fs in which Engineers Newton and Watson and Bremen Bsrry were killed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

THE train robbers caught the other day on the line below Bisbee will fore badly in New Mexico. where they com mitted the treiu robbery, if they Ere proven guilty. Ae in Arizo1a. train robbery ia g capital off@nee io that Ter
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

REPUBLIcANs io Arizona would hsve more heart to push Rapu blicen party organiz .tien if shere were nos so many Democrats rushed into Republican r aces. What can be expected from local party if the rewards are permitted to be gathered in by shameless Demo- crsts who hsvs no more political man hood than to accept political favors from their political enemies.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS
COMMERCIAL.

III Melton, Brigge; R c BroRn, Tue son.
 ADAMS. R HGrt, St Lotus; " E E Seffler, Ssu Fearcisco; Mrs E E Graham, J W Grs- ham. Chicago; J F Doe, San Francisco; G R Ingles, Ksnst City; Mrs s E Sweet, Mics Sweet, Chicago; Mrs G Simnlors, KsrosAs.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
SECRETARY WILSON SPEAKS.
Delivers an Grafton at Tuekegree
 TOdAY.

TUsKEGEB, Alb, Nov 90. Secretary Agriculture Wilson tnie sfternoon lelivers,i the oration nt the dedication [ the nav egriculturR, building of sooksr T. Washiog gton'a Fuskegee N1cusl and Industrial Institute. o lbeF speakers wsrs Govevuor Joseph \ J1hnson, Es Governor Norton and D Curry. bhe Methodist divine.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

JUNGLE Hop" BoIEs consi nuss to protest that he had nothing to do with the construction of the Chicago plat form. There are others who @ish that they were in a position to similarly assert.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

THE steady eouehwerd march of Re- pubiicanism is shown nos only by ths increased number of mem oers which that party controls from year 10 year in the Congressional delegations but by the permauence of Republican control in Maryland e1d West Virginia. Mary land has now gwen Repu blican ma jority in three successive elections 1895, 1896 and 1897.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

EXPERTS on the cultivation and mar ksting Of the export tobsccos Of Ken lucky aad Tennessee are invited by Secretary Wilson to write what they know on tbs subisot, to be used in 6 se- riss of tobacco bulletins 90 be issuad by the department Of agriculture. Ao- cepted contributiors will be paid for at she rats of S15 a thousand words end while TO length limit Is sci, if is not de- sired that any single ommunication shall exceed 10000 words.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
THE GREAT STORM
Much Damage Done on the Belgium
 Coast.

BRUSSELS, Nog. 3O.-Fha storm which has been sweeping the northern part of Europe did great damage along the Belgium coast. As Hsyst, eight Middleberg dykes have been breaohed. Flooded houses have collapsed and 8 number of vessels have been driven ashore. Vessel and other buildings at BIankenburg were damaged
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
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fHE HERALD has not been made &C., gusinted with the claims of all tbe par sies in the Arizona canal csee now oocu oying the attention Of the court sud of the people of the valley end elsewhere however. from she best information ob tained sbs bosdbolders, the msn gho really have tueir money in the eDter- prise, gre backing is moet faithfully, are the leading people who are asking for MF Murpby's appointment ss receiver; aside from the bondboldere. ss we up- derstand it, large portion of the land ownsrs undez the canal srs also eskiog for his appointment aud the land owners and tiIlefs Of the soil srs es much in tsrssted 2 ths bondboldefs epd proba- ply more so, for in maoy cases their daily breed comes from thaiF personal sfforts in culsivoSine the iend and their petition is evidence thst they are sstis fed that Mr. MuFpby's Inapl cement has been as careful as could be given by any man, under the conditions that have prevailed sBd will prevail tili capital can oe had 50 reserve the fl .od waters of the river. With the O ldholders end the lerd owners asking for his appoint ueot, the ats0rneys should nos find 1t difficult to agree.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Money M Ike 5

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-Silvsr certif cates, sales Il OOO ouncee a 594@59af bar silver, 5915; Mexican doliere 4614
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
CAPTAIN LOWERING GUILTY.
Ina, Officer Win Be Reprima

That Officer Will Be Reprimanded.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.-Secretary A. ger has received she record of che court martial of Cspssin Lowering. He will not givs out the contents but admits ttat the officer was found guilty of Ill treating Private Hammond aud ssn- teuosd to Fscsivs reprimsud.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

ATTORNEY GENERAL McKENNA is pre-, pairing the papers that will be necessary in foreclosure proceedings against the Central Pacific TailIoad, which will, in Js1uary next, owe the United States government nearly s53OOO.OOO. so that no time will be lost in case the company defaults, as it is expected it will do. If foreclosure proceedings gre taken, they gre likely 10 include the Western Pa ific railroad also.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
HAS REooNsIpERED.
Germany Win Not Send Tarship
 to Hayti

BERLIN, Nov. 30 The Gsrmsn gov eFnmeIs has sbe adonad it's intention of sending the warship Geffon to Pors Au PriUce, Hayti. to enforcs the demands for the payment of indemnity to Herr Emil LsudsFs for alleged false i'm prison ment
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

AND TOW comes Postmaster General Gary with 8 request that the Uaitsd States establish postal eavinas banks. The Republicans are always getting 6he country Into trouble Had they let Bryan cad his followers have their way lsss fall there would have been no necessity for establishing savings banks
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

THE Chicago Tribune expresses grave doubts whether the merchants or farm srs of the United States wsbt 8 WAT with SpsiB. B th these classes, it argDee, are just beginning to feel the steady IL fuencs of conservative ad
 nioiatrstion es Washington and any steps which lead to or even threstsp xer with Spain would seriously efso; sbe improved conditions which gre oov making themselves manifest every
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

TEXAS hsndiee the train rob5sF busi- ness in s discoursging end sound sort of 3 manner end don't use the capital punishment farce either. The McNsil train robbers who robbed sn Ioterns- tioaal & Great Northern train October F havs been sent so the penitentiary for forty five snd fifty ysars respect ivsiy. Trey plead guilty but that diGu'5 heip ths rnatter much.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
FORD.

Maud Emerson, Prescott; H HarFis, Detroit; " H Lyon end vife, Tucson; F Campbell, San Francisco.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
REPORTED KILLING.
T. L. HARRIS, ". T. SMITH,
 Committee.

Several Christians Reported Mur-
 dered SUAKIM. Nov. 3O,-Advicss received here from K-ssals say reports EEs cnr rent there that the Kheiit recently murdered several Christisns at Kher- toum
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
NO MORE JURYMEN

gere Casa. CHICAGO, Nov. 3O.-Litsls progress was mede in the Luetgers trial today towards securing jury. Twelve ven- iremen were examined and all passed temposisrly.
Daily camera., 1897-06-30
Mr.. CurZon's Answer.

The reply given yesterdavin the House
of Commons by the Parliamentary Sec
retary of Foreign AffAirs, MIR. Curzon, to
the question about Hawaii put by mem
Der, was couched in the neatest of diplo-
matte language. 1t contained no bluster
no threat, no promise of action, but
merely reserved to the British govern
ment the privilege of demanding recog-
milton by the United States of all of Eng.
lands acquired rights in Hawaii. Against
such a propositlon, thus expressed, there
can be no protes: here. There are ex-
tensive English interests in Hawaii, VAL
liable holdings and large commercial
establishments. 1t is probably to these
that Mr.. Curzon refers when he speaks
of rights that belong to Great Britain and
British subjects. The contrast between
this attitude and that of Japan is note-
worthy, and is somewhat symbolic of the
two nations. England doubtless realizes
that there exists many unsurm ountable
reasons why Hawaii should become a
part of the United States, and gives cred
ence to the sentiment that has bou.d
the two republics together for manyyears
Japan plays a losing game in seeking
to capture the islands by the trick of i'm
migration and flies into fury when the
game is spoiled by the intervention of
the strong hand of the United States.
Mr.. Curzon's reply indicates that Eng
land has had enough experience with
large ,powers-.especially this one-to
know when to fall in with the procession
and when to get out of step.-Washing-
ton Star.