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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
PARKER FOUND GUILTY.
The Jury Afhxes the Death Penalty
 to Their Verdict.

l The Jury Aff1Xes the Death Penalty to Their Verdict. The Parker 6risl is over The story of the killing of Lee Norris was shor
 and it took only a few witnesses to tel
 1t. Those placsd on the stand by the
 prosecut tion were Jaiior Mesder, WhC told of the j .il break and the shooting Drs. Barrett and D wis, who testified tc l the character of the fatal wound, J. O aerndon and Osborn, the eteblemsn fu
 the employ of Sheriff Rlffoer as bis livery stable, who testified ss to Parker getting the white horse, on which he
 made bis famous ride.
 Mr. Herndon testified in regard to
 Lee Norris dying statement to the effect that it was either Parker OF Mill Ter who shot him.
 The court room was crowded again this morning st she trial and on the opening of court the attorneys for the defense announced that they rested their case without the introduction of any evidence.
 The case was argued by District At torney Fl D. Ross and his sssistsnt P W. OSullivsn, for the prosecub bion and by J E Morrison and G A Allen for the defense, wheo the court delivered it's charge to the jury. It lacked just 8 few minutes of 12 o'clock when the jury retired to deliberate on the case, and in whose keeping, for the time being, the life of hu nan being was intrusted.
 As Parker was being taken from the court room to the jail he made some j1culer remarks to Sheriff Ruffner, but never indicated by word OF emotion, his feelings.
 At 12:3o the jury announced that they had agreed upon verdict, Whep Parker was again brought into court and the verdict was read ss follows:
 We, the jury, duly impsneled and sworD, fl od the defendant guilty of m ur- der in the first degree and that be should suffer death. Signed Geo. B. foreman. After the verdict vas recorded it wss tread to the jury and being asked if that wss their yer tlcb as recordsd, answered ''Ye,, so say we all.
 CouDseI for defend ant immediately gave notice of notion for 8 new trial. Wednesday June g, was fixed by the court as the date for pFonounclng eeD- 6ence.
 Parker showed no emotion whatever hen the vsrdtcs vas read but ssb :n his seat unmoved, ss be appeLred all the trial.
 While he showed no outward sign of his feelings or emotions, he had already judged hie own case and had rendered 2 verdics on ib to himself and had also announced his verdios to his fellow prisoners When he was taken back to the Ill after the verdict of the jury bad been rendered, one of the prisoners "WslI, what did they do to 1ouP Hs replied, 'Just what told. Aside from that he made no comment ID the resuls.-JourndL Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
PRESCOTT.
VIII Celebrate the Fourth-It Will
 Last Two Days.


 Last Two Days.
 Prescott is going 61 celebrate the Fourth. She will have 8 wild west show and other attractions, the priDci pal of which will be a miners drilling contest, In three events, olsssed first, second and third. Prizes will be awarded and this feature of the ceie- bration promises to be of much interest lnssmuch es the amounts will be ample induoement to the skilled bammersmsp 70 enter the lists. Col. Rogers of the Courier and Col. Martin of the Journal Mtner are barred out. Major Bot Brow and Commodore Vanderbilt are taking en active interest in promoting the occasion to @ successful end. The msj Dr, it is said, will make himself use tul in various ways, which will be emu mereted hereafter, and the Commodore, who is already actively engaged ointly with Ben Bslcter and Mike Hickey ip rsising the necessary "corruption fund" l" states that the Prescott F aurth of July celebration for the year 1897 will be the greatest iu its history. Tress gentle men know their business in the line of catering to the publio's pleasure, and are, in the language of 6 lady of that city, Every nice men and don't need fixing"
 Before that comes of, however, Joe T ernan will have "gone and done it." He is going to be neptuelized to en eeti- mable young ledy-Miss Jennie Craven -on the 22i of this month, and owing to that it is very likely that the giant form of the genial Joe will be missed OF the field of sport, Our Phoenix readers vill readily recall him to memory ss be WAS the 225 pouod baby in the Prescott foot ball team, which sDstched the championship wreath from the brow of our local team last year.
 Our fire department has sent word to the Prescott fire lBddies that 8 contest tor the belt would be acceptable once more, in order to settle 8 dispute that seems just as muco alive today se it ever wEe, and. which is much more to be desired, thaS 8 spirit of good will will once again be restored. Rivalry is commendeble, but bitterness of spirit is the reverse.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24

Fritche met MT. Sch' If 1T soon after and
 hot words followed when MT. Schatfer
 took knife from his pocket and Mr.
 Fritehe leeped across ditch out of the
 way. The men then armed themselves
 with shot guns and meb at the head gate of th 3 cjsoh. Me. Ftitche with 6 shovel turned tbe wster iUto his own ditchapd MT Schsffer with his shot gun in ons hand kicksd chs dirt away. This waskept up for soma tims neitber msn speaking 8 word. Soon Mr Schefrr stepped back ard lavellsd his gun st Mir. Fritche who grasped 1t by the bar rell and 8 struggle for ita possession epeued During the st uRgle MT SchaffsR reached into bis pocket end pulled knife when MT. Fcitohe eprerR away and csme town where he swore out a wsrrsns for the arrest of MT Sohaffsr. Juetics K noaid wlll hear the case this afternoon.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
Tombstone P, P,ospector

1OWOSLOn6 FJOSpectOTs
 A herd of Phoenix horses WAS seen today below town. They are 6ue speci- mens of horse f9sh. It is understood @ sale of one or two was made here al good figures.
 From the quantity of supplies, fol age etc., that are required or called for in the coming bids to supply Ft. Huachucs virtually confirms the aunouuoemel that Ft. Huschucs is to bs made 6 headquarters station and never less than ten-compauy post hereafter.
 The strike at Pearce meda by Car lyon and Martin is claimed to still be developing into wonderful property . The claims 1ins the end line of the Commonwealth Co.'s property and there seems to be no doubt but what she ledge is the identical one of the famous wealth. The ore is of the sane ohsrsctor, and samples brough iD from there srs enough to make one envious. Every piece is scanned with horn silver while occa- siopsly free gold is noticeable in goodly quantity. Parties iu from there state that it Is another Pearce find and 8 fortune for its owners. A cut has been run on the ledge Wbich displays wealth galore while in 8 depth of ten feet it IS estimated the rock secke d will return S5O00 net. The ore ie being sacked and will be shipped while work will continue and it is believed will de- velop into another bonanza. Pesrce will prof1s thereby and the camp will continue to boom.
 From Pearce comes the important news that srtesian water has been struck. The flow was encounter cd in the Common We slth Co. g well, which was being sunk to secure water sufficient to supply the mill. At depth of 280 feet the workmen were drilling 8 hole for blast and while working sud denly the drill wbs forced out and gushing stream of water burst out from the drill hole-the flow was so strong that the men barely had tune to get ont the shaft and escape wetery grave. The water rose. rapidly and has filled over 80 feet of the we'll. There is DO doubs but it would essily come to the surface but the many stratas cut in sinking the we'll allows the water to run of before reaching the surface. The fact, however, remains that sn ar- tesisn strata was encountered and B How of unusual strength developed sc- cidsntly. No one suspected the pres enoe of eFtesisn water here, and al though considerable water vas in the we'll it was being sunk deeper to de velop larger supply. The finding of arsesien " ster furnishes food for won- derful possibilities of this the largest valley in the Territory. and it reqrires but small stratoh of imagination to picture in the near future the further development of srsesisn wells, and the gradual making of the valley one of the 3 Ardsn spsts of the Territory. This fad in this section is sn important one and mssns much for the future oi Cochise county.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
Journal Miner.

Journal Miner.
 A report comes from the offices of the Santa Fe railroad company st Los An- gsles that surveyors are at york sur veyiug a route for a railroad from Dem
 ng, N. Nj, to Globe, Arizona. The line will come as directly as possible to Duncan, then 10 Solomonville, and or through the valley to Globe. The San ts Fe people have been considering the pr' ct for some time of running a road from Phoenix to Globe and if this 1t lone the road will undoubtedly be built over the route mentioned above To will connect the two trunk lines con- trolled by that company and also ter Arizona's mineral, agricultural and tim OCT regions. Ia will also give Arlzons direct communication both east ar d vest over the Santa Fe system.
 A special purse of about s4O0 will be given for miners drilling contest al she Fourth of July celebration. Miners from all over the country are expected
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
DISTRICT FOURTEEN.
Narrow Escape of Young Lady
 from Injury.


 DISTRICT No II, June 15.
 ED. HERALD: Mrs G b-on has been visiting with the Weed family, of Pooe nix, for she past week. She returned home yesterday, bringing Misses B rdit and Stella Weed out to spend few days in the country.
 Will Hammond Is cutting his second crop of hay.
 The K ock brothers visited with Ed SDalley on Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Spinneste and Lizzie Smith at tended the picnic at Mesa on Sunday.
 Mics Lizzie Smith has been visiting with her sister, Mrs. Spnnette, for the past te 2 days.
 Many from this neigh borhood attend ed the Ohildren's Day exercises in Phoe- nix on Sunday. We attended the First Methodist church, where the exercises were very good indeed.
 Misses Kate and Birdie Baum and Garnet Hileman had quite an ex xperiepce while walking up to lodge Saturday evening. At that time one of the neigh bors was factoring 8 horse that he'd bad cut on it's leg, when the ani- msl gave lunge and rau of down the road, taking the pitching post along The girls heard the beast coming and tried to get out of the way, but Miss Gernett was not quick enough, for, as ths horse passed, it kicked her In the ankle, tearing large rent in her dress and leaving 8 stain of blood from its cut foot. No serious injury was done, however.
 The lodge was we'll attended st it's last meeting. Arrangements to boom the lodge were made. A special cou- mittee was appointed to prepare pro- grammes for each meeting. A neat proQrsmme is posted for next Saturday
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
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 IN 80 DAYS.
CANrON'S VITALIZEE
GOOD FFFrOrs AZ ONNE.

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 Don't bs deceived by imitsoS,u~, insist on C CANTON'S Vitalizers. Sent sealed If your drn ggist does not have 1t. Price one dollar per pack age 6 for 8 with written g1arantee of complete cure Information, references, etc.. free and confidential. Send us staten ent Of case and 25c for a weeks trial treatment. One only sent to each person.
 CANTON MED. O.. BOSTON MASS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
New Mining Regulations in Regard


 To the paragraph published in one of our last issues, says the Boletin Minero de Sonora. in regard to the prof 4ot now being studied in the office of the Score bsry of Fomento, by which she mining agents in the several districts will be suppressed, in order that one single agent will be appointed for each state we have to add that according to tbe proposed new law, the mining agents shall be req tired to be titled engineers duly licensed as such to the end that they may be capable of sscertsniug and determining the oorrection of the work done by the experts, and the exact full f lment of their duties, in order to avoid all kinds of Irregularities and m stakes in the maps and surveys. They Rill have also attached to their ofice cocsulting attorney and counselor al law under whose directions the several -xpedents and petitions for mining alms shall bs couducted. The offices shall have also attached, a first officer, who is required to be elswer, a second officer, not required to be B l8wer, iu charge of the archives, and clerks. All these officials gre not entitIe d to demand any fees from the interested parties, ss their salaries shall be psid by the Fed eFal Treasury. It is to be hoped that the new law shall put stop to so many sousee, or at least so many iDstsnces of gross ignorance which some of the ao tual agents are continually mourning.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
Territorial Items.
Prescott Courier:

FreScOtC COITleT:
 A man came into Prescott last evening with the news of 8 very bad accident. The four horse team attached to the Crowned Klng stage ran away, 25 mile g out from Prescott, down the steep sr d rocky divide leading to Battle Flat, where the stage turned over and was almost demolished. Or tbe five passen- gers and driver the driver was the only person able to stand on his feet after the accident. 4 son of MT. and Mrs Hsthsrington and 8 son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johns are reported among the in lured; a woman passenger ie thought to have sustained fatal internal ipja ries; gentleman known ss California George Is reported to have had his knee cap dlslocated. Thomas Brad well, the driver, was thrown forward, the wheels passing over his head. He is said to have sn injured arm One horse had leg broken and was shot. Dr. Davie left for the scene of toe disaster last evening.
 Range NetCs:
 few cowboys having shown a dis position to defy the local conetabalary and to run things to suit themselves, Bert Alvord, the effl ,ient constable of Pssrce and his deputy, came up last Saturday to assist in enforcing the dig nifty of the law, with the result that order now reigns. A few arrests were made and some fines im posed. Wilcox has always been a cattle town and our citizsns feel very charitable toward the little excesses of their cowboy friends when they come in and attempt to wash the dust out of their throa,s with lis tle spiRitus frumenti; but shooting up the town Is too dangerous 8 sport to be tolerated.
 The new mill now in course of con- stFuction st Pierce is to have cspa- city of sixty tons, but will have power tu run machinery for double that csps- city. Is is expected that the mill vii. be completed inside of two moatha.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
BuckIen's ArnIca saIve.

The best SaIve ia the world for Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, T.tter, Chspped H .nds, OailblaIns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptione, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran teed to give perfect satieteotion or money refunded. Price 25 oents a box For sale by KAyesona Pharmacy and she Phoenix Drug Co.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
rom Fridays Daily.

rom Fridays Daily.
 Water is plentiful in the vslley this year and crops fine.
 A large quantity of Mexican cattle is bsng brought into ths valley to feed.
 T1e cool wsasher continues and tue season will pass tho longest day with out any real hot day.
 w Welcome snd bride started for their home at Gils Bend overland today. So welt pleased are they with the city and valley that they may locate here permanently.
 The ladies of some of the secret eocie- ties that pecessitste their going hone late in the evening have since their re- cent experiences taken to cLrrying re- volvers and the next fellow that follows or insults them will meet with warm reception.
 The re-survey of the lines se9reRat ing the San Carlos coal fields was or dsrsd some three weeks ago, but 1t is not known whether Surveyor Logan has yet entered u poa the work, one thing is certain no more can or will be done until the survey has been again made by the contractor -Star.
 Shipments of honay have begun ffom this valley and tho nunoec If esriosd lots which will b sh 7psd tA'r e@eS''o will surpaes that us a9. otr-' s-~san ID this valley The bou-y croo .s much greater than iu the pbss ,.od as pr cee quoted in tbe eae tern matkeia much higher as and consequ ,ncs the h a-y msn are hsppy
 "There is no use in talking, says " H Htoad veil, druge,st, La Cy2ce, Kas. "Cbsm mberlain'e Colc Ctoiers suo Dlarboea Reme dy does the work. After taking medicines or any own pre essrAtton aud those of o;tf F. look tse Of Cham berlsins aud ii nelped m; 4 src ond dose cured me. Gandidiy ,.ad con soientiousiy I can inu,end It aa he best thing in the market. Tbe 5 ard 50 cent sizes foreale by ail dluSRlsts.
 The Fo zier Bcos. left st the rooms Of ,he Chamber ot Com m cree shis morn ng some very ii le spec. me 's ne Sooora. ! bearded, bssIdless aod S)riog Club | wheat ;the latter is tf very tin" qnslity nd has glven good y'eld notwIth- tsndioR tbefrost whjch was thougbt 6o one hava msterialdams xe. The bearded nd beardless barley Is also ot very fine uality aud has given A most sstisfsc- ory yield.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
The Markets.

NEW YORK, June IT, Bar silver 6o1S; Mexican dollars 4716.
 NEW YORK. June IS Copper strong, urchspged; lead strong, brokers 32O, exchange $40.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
Bis6ee Tyre:

Bisbee Lyre:
 Petitions were being circulated last night for the appointment of Mir. E. G Norton for the position of Deputy Col lector of Customs st this point. Mr. Norton left this morning for Noggles to present the petitions in person. He pleased to have him get the appoint ment.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
Tucson Citizen:

T UCcOIE OttsN6IEs
 Fl. B. Gleason, discoverer of the fa- nous Gleason mines near Yuma, is in the city today. He says the nine is still holding out and that they have an immense amount of ore in sight, which in quality is. if anything growing richer shan at first. Prospectors in that coun- try, however, have nearly all left owing to the scarcity of water,wbich has to be of thirty miles.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
Fzogstaf Sun Democrat:

FIdgStdU SUD Dent0cTdt:
 Hundreds of dollars leave Flsgstt fl annually for Ksnsas for chickens ar d eggs which might just as well remain here if some one would only engage in the poultry business. It would prove a paying investment.
 Attorney E E. Ellinwood left Satur- day for Philadelphia on professions al business.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN

Climate and Crop Report of the Arizona Section "Warm" or"hot days and cool nights is sn expression made use of by core spondente iD nearly all stations of the territory in reporting weather condl- aions for the week just ended. The mean temperture for the territory ss determined from the few figures given oy correspondents supplied with maxi mum and m mImum thermometers, was ooe degree below normal. Occasional izht frosts are reported from northern Joconino and southern parts of Apacne md Nav , counties. No material in- ilry resulted.
 Light scattering showers fell during the week in Ooohise, Coconino, Gils. Navtjo, Pima and Yavepai counties out, except in NaV4j' the amount was not suf1isient to do any more good than totemporarily freshen the verdure.
 The prospects for profitable crops are reported in all sections notwitLstaud ing all farming interests now depend on irrigation for moisture.
 The shipments of watermelons from Yuma began early thie waek.
 Sick stomach mesos sick man Cor women.)
 Why not be we'll?
 Sick stomach comes from poor food, poor nourishment; means poor health, poor oomtnrS. Shaker Digestive Cord isl means beslth and a we'll stomach.
 IF we could examine our stomach we would understand why it is that so lit- tie will put is out of order.
 But, unless we are doctors, we never see our stomach. We only feelit We would feel it less if we took Shaker Dr. geetive Cordis
 Shaker Digestive Cordial makes your stomach digest all the uourishing food yon eat, relieves all the symptoms of indigestion, acts as ton and soon makes you we'll and strong again.
 The more you take, the less you will feel of your stomach.
 A. drugeists. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24

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