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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16

ly being low in values are piled up for | future treatment by roasting snd chlo- | rinetion.
 The Gladiator lode passing through the apex of range crops along a ridge some 4 1000 feet, that branches out north easteFly from the main ridge, the vein dips westerly. On the westerly side of this ridge, below in the canyon, the mill has been placed ,and from the slope above the mill, cross cut tunnels have been driven easterly to cut the lode. Some four of tEese have been run, cut ting the vein respectively, 30, 115 and 402 feet below the surfsce croppinge. From where these different cross outs strike the vein, levels have been driven | northerly and southerly upon it. Those that run eoutherly rapidly gain | additional depth as the cRoppiugs ln- | crease in altitude, until the main ridge 1 is reached.
 l The south end of No. level, now 1 being over 800 feet in depSh below crop | pings, something like 20OO feet in levels ] hays been run upon lode, while the l length of She different cross cut tunnels amount bo some 1000 feet mors. the | lower one having length of 612 feet.
 All ore from tho ssopes will be drop ped to the level and run directly to the mill, quick ss connection hetween No. level and No level some PIP feet apart has been made. No level will then be started half way between the two.
 The mill St pFesegs runs but one shift, but will run the full bwenby-fouE hours when the above connection has preseps dietence between winze dowr from No. 4 level and uprsised from No. 6.
 The company has just put in pump iCg plant and pipe line mile distan from the mill which with large nun will give them an abundance for al time.
 While the Crown King mine enc camp has tho start of the Gladiator some four or five years, another year will see the latter oorreepondingly fouris hing camp similer to the former situated ss they are each side ot the main back bone oe She great Bradshaw range they will be prominent wltneesei of the gold resources of Y avspsi county and vital help to the prosperity of ths whole Territory.
 H Bl8uvslt is now the superintendent of the Gladiator. MT. Blauvelt severa yeaEs ago in connection with Major Watts, bonded the Gladiator. They demonstrated its valus by work but were forced to les go. Is is 8 sstsfec tion at least fos them to know that their judgment wss good.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Visit of Gov. McOord.

Gov. Myron H McCord arrived from Phoenix yesterday morning, hay ing come for the purpose of acquainting himself by personal examination with the condition of affairs st the Territorial University During she forenoon be re- ceived many cslleRs at the New Orn- dorf, 8 steady stream of Tucson citizens presenting themselves for few words with him. h the afternoon Gov Mo Cord and Superintendent of Instruction Snowman inspected the University grounds and buildings under the euid- ence of President Biliman. and then at tended the meeting of the Board of Regents. which lasted until late hour. The officers of the militia, with the military band, sesenaded the Governor at the New Orndorff hotel. Governor McOord returned to Phoenix on this mornings train, promising to give us longer visit when the rush of business incident upon the beginning of new has somewhat passed. - Cf09.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16

Point, British Columbia. She brings news of starvation imminent at Dswson City and tho steamer Excelsior due bere from St. Mchaels had break down; as sea and returued to Unslsska for repairs. The Cleveland brought down bhirty-e'ght passengers who re- and that the stores or the two great transportation companies have closed their doors, ss they have nothing to cell.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
RG DUNs & OO.'s MONTHLY
 REVIEW.
Trade Conditions fin Southern CaIi-
 fOrn{a

l Trade Conditions fin Southern CaIi- fornia.
 Volume of business, measured by acs- ual payments through clearing houses, show large gain, not only over oorree
 bonding month of last year, but also over '92. Photographic reports from ell parts of the country show both stock end produce markets still tending up wards. The greatest gain is foF sRrl- cultural products. A large increasing
 demand is sppsrent in all the great in dus5Fies. Manufacturers are rapidly
 increasing the output and pricss gener-
 ally ars expanding. The signs of pros~ psFity are now too many and too em-
 phatic to be longer denied by Che most
 pessimissic.
 Our immediate districts, while shaF- ing she advantage of the great advance in wheat aud ether cereals, is just now particularly interested in the dried fruit market. Owing to light eastern crops, Ian unusually heavy European dsusnd and the increased prosperity throughout the United States; the oub- look for the grower is brighter than for years past There Is en active and ris ing market in all lines, even eprioots, which are in larger supply than for several years past are steedy.
 The estimate of raisin Is $500 to 34O0 carloads, about 25O carloads more than lsst year Some good grades have brought three cents in the sweat box. There are plenty of bnyers but few are being sold There Is @ heavy crop in Spain this year and We have 600 oar load legacy left from last years mar kstng. The Spanish can save enough in labor and freight to overcome our one cent duty. It might be well for growers who are disposed to hold both nuts and fruits not to overestimste the 1 sariff effect.
 Canneries are working full time in | some instances day aud night, and pay | ing good prices for green products.
 Crop of almonds fairly good, Walnut yssr Prices will rule probably szifis higher. Honey ss yet has nob shared in general advance.
 All fears growing out of the faob that there was en unusual falling of fruit when oranges wers fn formative state have su ubsided and there is general sat over prospects of coming crops.
 The close of the beet harvest this year will probably be little delayed, bhe acresee is heavy but the yield is be- low normal, and the sugar percentage 1t Chino is reported disappointing. {
 Money is easy and interest charges over. Collections improving. Busi- , 1ess locality is having the usual touch ( # mid sun mer dullpees.
 The mining and petroleum industries l # this section still continue to expand. [
 Sigos gre iu evidence that now that [ beGine to ehtke the tree of S ,lenty that Southern California has a n osition Of advantage under the r he branches. T Failures in Southern California for v august 15, Liabilities s3l GOO, Assets I 19,OOO, sgaiust 9 in Argust 1896 with l, liabilities of $146,00O aud Aassts of k 86,OO0 c
 \ Cu-a EIo- SiIinus S,OIic f.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
District Court Appointments.

Judge George R. Davis of this judi cial districb made the following sp- pointments yesterday for the first judi oial district court: For clerk of the district court, which inclu les both U. s. and Territorial court, Clinton D. Hoover, who has recently arrived from Ohio, and Is long standing personal friend of the: , JudRe.
 Court interpreter, George G. Hilz- finger, son ofJ. George Hilzinger, and a graduate of the last class of the University. and IS long tine resident of Tucson.
 Court commissioner of Pima county, Wm. H. Culver. MR. Culver is good lawyer, an old resident of Tucson, and he will make an exceptionally well qualified commissioner.
 Court commissioner of Coohise coun- sy, B. H. Emanuel. >Mr. Emanuel Is also we'll qualified for the commission eFship OF any other appointment in the gift of the court.
 Court reporter, William w. Weed, who Is accepted ss one of the very best stenographers CD the Pacific Coast, and | who enjoys the confidence of the entire bar on accnunt of the correctness of his
 work and fidelity to his duty. Judge Davis has made good appoint
 ments, and from what the Star can
 learn all are very we'll qualified to per form the dubies assigned them. Now
 that the agony is over, the plums dis | tri6uted. all hands can get down so work.-TucSOn Star.
 Don't bolt your food, 1t irritstee your stomach. Choose digessible food and | chew is. Indigestion is 8 dangerous
 sickness. Proper care prevents it Shaker Digestive Cordial cures it. Tha,
 Is the long and short of indigestion Now the question is: Have you got in- digestion? Yes, if you have pain or dis
 comfort afteR eating. headache, dizzi-
 ness. nausea, offensive breath, heers-
 burn, lengouF, weakness, fever, iaun- dice, fstuIence, loss of appetite. irrite
 bility, constipation, etc. Yes, you have 1 indigestion. To cure it take Shaker | Digestive Cordial. The medicinal herbs | end plants of which Shaker Digestive Cordial is composed, help to digest the 1 food in your stomach; help to strength en your stomach. When your stomach Is strong, care will keep it so. Shaker Digestive Cordial is for sale by drug giste, price 10 cents to Sl per bottle.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Apple King of the World |.

Judge Wellhouse is called the apple king of the world. His orchards, in Kansas, says the Kansas City Times consists of l ,63O acres, containing 10O,- GOO apple trees, and are located in the counties of Lsven worth, Miami and Ossge. Ia thirteen years he has picked
 over 100000 bushels of apples, and
 whenever he has little money to epare
 he buys a little more land and sets out
 some more apple trees. Growing apples
 Is his passion, just as gambling is the
 passion of some men and raising fast
 horses the passion of others.
 "I take more delight in planting
 apple trees and seeing them grow" said
 he to Times correspondents, "thsn in
 anything else in the world" Chief
 precedence, es to fsvorise varieties, is given to Ben Davis, of which he has 630 acres; Missouri Pippin, 36O acres; Jon sthsn 300 acres and Gsno, 100 scres He being the apple king. with an ex- peFience of thirty eight years in Kan sas, thirty of which have been spent in apple culture, his methods, from his own lips, ought to ba of interest rot only to all farmers of Kansas, but to all citizsns who have any interest in the product adopted to the etste
 "In planting apple trees use lend in as good state of cultivation as for other crops. Make the Fows north and south, shirsy-two fees apart, by turning a straight plow furrow to the west and another to the east, say twenty inches from the first; the middle strip thus left is shrown out by another round | wish the blow, the last furrow being about ten inches deep. In the bottom l of this dead furrow. running listing | blow with sutsoiling ettachment and l bhen cross marking with any device to | indicate the location of the trees, six ,esb apart in the rows, completes the l of she ground.
 Thrifty two year-oid trees are con- idsFed best, t,sithough those year older Ire not objectionable"
 Is might be added that Judge We'll Iouse ie not 8 Populiat
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
RuckIen,s ArnIoa saIve.

The best Sslve in the world for Outs. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspped Hands, Ohilblslns, Corne, and all Skin ErUptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is gusran- teed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents box. For sale by Keystone Pharmacy and the Phoenix Drug Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Fro ID Fridays Daily.

Fro n Fridays Daily.
 MF Wm Munds, she Jerome butcher
 arrived this morning in search of beet
 cGttle for his market
 The opening Of the High School wil
 be postponed to the 275h on accouut oi
 the unfinished coudision of ths build
 ing.
 The Agua FFIa Construction Com D.
 any today paid ali judgments held | against that company and are sgain l ready to commence work on that enter prise.
 Articles of incorporation Of tho Phoe
 nix, Globe & Copper Bslt Railroad Com
 pany was filed with she Territo orisl Sec-
 reaary today. The ineorporatote are " s Lawrence, J A Knrtz. E A Poyne. E s Wekelin, D A Abrams and $ R H Robinson, ct this oity, and the capital stock is placed at $22OOOOO l. is the intention of the company to construct 8 railroad from Phoenix to Globe, 8 dis tanoe of 11O miles.
 Owing to overcrowding and bad ventilation, the air of the scboolrocm is often close and impure. end teachers and pupils frequently suffer from lung end throat troubles. To all such we would say, try Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. For coughs, colds, weak lungs and bronchial troubles, no other remedy osn compare with is. Says A Freed, Superintendent of Schools, Prairie Dspot, Ohio: Having some knowledge of the eff1oscy of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy, I have no hesits- tion ia recommending it to All who sui fer from coida. lung troubles, etc" For ssls by ell druggists.
 The officers in this city lase yesterday afternoon arrested Mir. Frsnk Merritt | ca suspicion of being one of the mur- derers of Mr. John Pratt at Gils Bend l less week. Mir. Merritt who is young man about twenty yesra old was the man who was as once settled on ss suspicious character by Sheriff Orme and was described as bsii breed with -ed hair Though ha has red hair he is lot a half hrssd, his close associations 1ith Mexicaus giving shat i'm preesion rbs prisoner vss taken to Gila Bsnd esa evening by Deputy Sheriff Slsn- 1erd where he wili be taken befors the ,oroners jury who e,e iDvestiRa ing the murder. Tha yonog maa denies Ill compllcity in the murder and says le will have no trou hle [ proving an libi snd tnat ba was in this valley the light of the ourder. Deputy District ttorpey Kellum will go to Gila Bend his evsniug to oonduci the case before he ooFoner's jury on bshsif of the Ter koPy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
 J w Woolk is mentioned ss a candi- date for mem Der of the Live Stock Sam isery board.
 The weather Is becoming very unset tied of late. It looks like rain when 8 shower is least intended and rains when there is no excuse for it.
 The Spanish-American Society will give grand ball in Kingebury's Hall on the night of the 16, which Is the Mexican 4th of July. A good time Is anticipated.
 Prof. W Stewart, the principal of the schools here. arrived in the city Saturday night from Tempe, where he has been spending his summer vacation He took charge of the schools today BiSbee Tyre.
 If the English speaking citizens of she town wonld take as much interest in their annual Independence Day cele- brstion ss the Spanish people do Tempe would be frequently heard of outside of Butte county
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
It Saves the Croupy Children.

SEAvIEw, Va.-We have a splendid sale on Cham berl 8 Cough Remedy, and oup customers coming from far and neav, speak of is in the highest terms. Many have said that their child ren would have died if Cham mberlsin' s Cough Remedy had not been givsn.-KELLUM & OURRkN. Tos 9 50 cent sizes for sale by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Libal Refufad

The following from Hon. A D James, United States Marshal of Kentucky concerning MP. A T Herd who has been misrepFesented by local paper, is self explanatory:
 United States Msrshsl's Office Louie vile Ky, Sept. 3, 1S97.-To the Editor of the Courier JOurndl:-In justice to
 MF. A T Herd, late Chief Deputy in my office, desire to make a succinot state ment Of the facts, with request that you publish same.
 FIrst-Mr. Herds resign nation was on hIe own mosicn, without request or inti nation from me that sans was desired.
 Second-His departure from this city was not "between two days" but was known to numerous friends, snd, to aid him all in my power, l gave him 8 strong letter of recommendation.
 Third-The orders be gave az aipst his last mouths ssirey have been honor sd and paid. A. D JAMES.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Wednesday'sDaI

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Mrs. F. B. Dsvereux received c tele gram today giving the sad news of the sudden death of her father at his home in Poughkeepsie, New York.
 Mir E. Fl Einwood this morning filed with the Territorial Secretary his intention to construct railroad from Flagetsff to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 The Arizona Pacific railroad company today filed with the Territorial Score tsFy their intention of taking sdvsn bage of the exemption sot in the con- struetion of theiR roads. MT. A. M. Armour, Territorial Man sgeR of the Florence Crittsndon rescue work, is in the city and will be here til building is erected end the home thoFoughbly established. The Governor and staff, together witt most all the Prescott excursioniets, re l turned lesb night from their visit t. Prescott. They ell express themselve ss delighted with their visis to th Mountain City and express desire t renew their many friendships made O their trip.
 Mrs. Barbara Sseubin, mother of Mir Taylor, of Nosth Fourth avenue, die at the residence of her daughter thi afternoon, eged seventy-two year
 The body will be embslmsd by th Phosnix Undertaking Company an
 will be taken so Wisconsin for intst
 menu by 8 daughter who will reac
 Phoenix tonight.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
THE GLADIATOR.

Ths Gladiator mine, owned by the Gladiator Gold M ming and Milling Go. :. | lies about three qnerteFs of nile north e8stezly from the Grown Kiog, she lode lying parallel to the latter and like 1t cutting through the apex of the BrsnshRw range at an altitude of some 7.6OO feet. It may be noted here that
 these lodes are probably the highest in
 altitude ln Arizona and are very per
 sissent in length, both of them cropping
 fully nine thousand feet before they
 pinch and disappear from view. They
 have strike about 14 degrees east of
 north and south and ere about 1900
 feet distant from each otheP. Both are
 in ths same form ation, old greensboro sisse, e,accompaaied by teidsite porphyry dykes thst lis Bdjuncb to the lodes and in places form theiE hanging walls. Ou bheIr strike south they cut through an intrusion of granite that forms the basin locally known ss the Bradshaw Basin, bhes lies on the eoubherly side of the main ridge of the raoge, some 1400 to 1900 feet lower in altitude.
 The ores of both are very similar, galena, zinc blend, copper and iron pyritee, with an occasional eprinkling of l erseuicsl pyrite, are the minerals in e 1 quartz gengue.
 h the oree of the Gladiator the gold in the gslenA and zine blend is preoti~ oally free. Fully 70 to 7o per can't is on plstea, aud 20 to 9 Der cent. of he..balenca is seved in couc~nsrates.
 The method Of treatment ht tbe Gladiator bsiue fine crushing ID deep nortsrs and copceu tretion upon the W ood bury venneFs, making saving of ,ver 90 per osnu. of tbs values. The by this method necesseRi-A
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Vim, Vigor, Vitality, FEE ST CRED
 IN so DAYS.
CANroN,s YITaLIzFR
aoOD EFFN. .Ts Ar ONE.

S-A-' VI, ' tt | - GGrss GensrSl or Special Debility, Wakeful- ness, SpecInatorrhoea, Emissions. Impotency. fsresls, etc. Corrects Functional Disorders caused by errors or excessss. quickly restoring Lost Manhood in old or youpg. giving yigor and Strength where formerly weakness pre- vailed. Convenient psoSags, simple, effsot1sl and iegitimaga. Cure is quick and tEorouoh.
 Don't be deceived by imitatis.n,, insist on CaH1rs S Nlff izsrs. Sent sealed if yorr druggist coes Tot have it. Prioe one dollar per pack sge' for S5 with written guarantee of 70 o'A'pie.e cure. Informstion, references, etc., free snd confidential Send ns s.~+,,,s,+ of case and 2Sc Tor weeks ttial tre;.:u7ept. One only sent to each person
 CARTON MED. O.. BOSTON Mass
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Cure For Bilious CoIic

RESOURCE. Screveu. O., Ga ,-I have been tjsot to attacks of bilious collie for several years. Ohhmosrlain's Collie, Cholera and D srFhoea Remedy IS the only sure relief II acts like charm Gus dose of it gives relief when all other remedies fsil --i D. SHARP. For sale by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
From Thurgd .y's Daily.

Two carloads OF honey were shipped last night over the Nj S P road. one WAS billed to Boston and the other to Nsa York.
 Fhe meeting of the Territorial Teach ers' Association will be held on October 18th at Flagstaff. at which time there will be held st the same place 8 joint county teachers institute. Arrange ments are pending whereby the teach CTS of this county will cb arter car to carry them from this city to Fiagsteff for the meeting,
 The County Board Of Examiners oom- pleted their work of passing on the papers ot the applicants for teacher's certificates who took the examination this week with the result that Bella Moore, Loresto M Huntington, Ella Franklin, Maud E. Douglass, Orrin Holdren and Mable Douglass will be granted frst-grade certificates and Helen Zielley and Lsttis Mossmsn will be granted second-grsde certificates Bus two applicants failed to pass the examination.
 "My boy came home from school the other day with his hand badly lacerated and bleeding, and suffsr great psiD," says MT. E. J. Schell, with Meyer Bros' Drug O., St. Louis, Mo. ''I dressed ohe wound, and applied Cham berlein'e Pain Balm freely. All pain ceased, and in a remarkably short time is healad without leaving scaR. For wounds, spreins, swellings and rheumatism I know of no medicine or prescription equal to it. I consider tb household necessity" The 9 and 50 osnt SECS for sale by all druggists
 The trustees of the city schools held meeting this morning and made the following assignments of teachers for the serm: Central building-Prot. Tip ton, principal and Ssh grade; Miss Ida Johnson and Fred Dyeart, 7th; Miss Laura Dobbs, 6eb; Ida Warren and w. Coombs, 5th; Kate Christy, 4sh; M Williams, 3gd; Allie Gray and $ ella M Clanton, Pad; Ada Ksily and Hattie principal Miss Louisa Oasley, 3rd grade; Addine BuEFy, Pad; Clara John son, 1st. West End Prof. Cole, prin- oipsl; Marie LsOhance, ,3rd; Mahel Rsu- cock, 2nd; Ida Wolf, 1st. The board also decided not to establish 8 school near the NJ. < P. depot as they were petitionsd to de-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-16
Territorial Items.
TScsoaa Citizen:

Tucson Citizen:
 Judge Venderlip came in from Rollin yesterday. As usual the Judge is en- thusiastic over that section of the coun- try and never tires of setting forth its cattle interests and great mineral re- sources which develo2 surprises from day to day. The phenomenal doinge of the Columbia shelter certainly justify the most ssnguiDe expectations of the country and company. After a conse- cutive run of B days and the produc- tion of PA tons of silver-lead bullion, the smelter closed down AS hours for a general clean up. The. result has been highly satisfactory to the company and management.
 Abe Goldbsum of this city, Geo. H. Smaliey of Phoenix, and party of six OF seven miners left Minas Prietae, Sonora, last Saturday. They are bound for she Yaqui river country in search of the yellow metsl.
 The calendar for the next term of the district court is large one, .here being over hundred civil cases booked.
 Mr. Geo Nj. Sutton, of Denver, post office inspector, is stopping at the New Orndorf Mr. Sutton's business here is 60 select 8 new site for the postoffice Parties interested in this matter, and if certainly interests the whole town should see that proper acslou is had iu she premises MT. Sutton will be at the Orndorff tomorrow only. Be up anc doing if you want to do.
 O. D. Hoover, the newly appointed Clerk of the District Court, for Pimt county, entered upon the duties of hiI office today.
 Four large six-mule teams, loaded with luu Der, left the city today for the Nam moth mines. The Mammoth com psny is making ready to work theil mines on larger scale than ever before and the camp is beginning to assume { lively business aspect.