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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
DoINGs IN NO. II.
Move ments OF People and Events in
the Creighton Neigh borhoOd.

! Move ments or People and Events In
the Creighton Neigh borhoOd.
CREIGHTON DISTRICT, May %, 1897.
Ed. HERALD:-Ws are now enjoying
our strawberry crop, which is nearly
ended, however.
| Frank Baum's folks have been pick
ing straw berries nearly every day OF
late
Norton boys ard VIM. Bowen have
rented the Jones ranch AID the War
ran herd of COWS. They are now in
the dairy and nursery business. Ed.
Norton is tending the nursery.
Mr.. Eyer is putting up hay for the
Norton brothers
John Whitou and NJ. Eyer have
combined their forces into g hay and
grain-cutting company. They find
plenty Of work. too.
The Esser boys put up hay for
Captain Pool The job required six
hired men. The boys father put up
hay for Mr. MstheFs near the school
house.
Mr.. Lee is holding a summer school
at the school house. This is TO enable
soma delinquent scholars to catch up
10 their work. There are about
dozen regular scholars.
Toe second crop of hay is st hand
Mr.. Welsh, who had charge of the
Jones ranch. is going on thresher.
Did you notice that the new COVER
nor came out of No. IA?
The Creighton brothers bsiled hsy
near Glendale. TheiF notoFiefy as
baileFs reaches quite far.
John Graham left for bis home in
Aledo, H., last evening, taking his wife,
daughter and brother George. John
stood she trip to the depot very we'll.
We are in hopes be will stand his long
journey home as we'll We hate to see
the Grahams leave.
Ed Stamford is working at the car
penter trade in Preecots.
n. @. Stanford is staying st home
most of the time.
Roy Fleet was at home on visit
Sunday.
Esther Rodes has been milking at
the Morton dairy lately. VIII Ham
mond las also, aud likewise the writer.
We have no report of the last two
Salvation army meetings.
The lodge was not we'll attended Sat
urday night. Some of the members |
vent to town Monday evening to a re
,sption given TO 5hem by the Garden |
Valley lodge
Messes. Gee and Vslbridge were |
odge visitors one wesk ago Saturday |
ave. There was an open installation
oy Mr. Welbridgs. But there were not
enough officsrs to fill all the offices.
We would like 30 see the lodge get up
lustle.
We are looking forth to plenty of
water this summer
VS. viii soon have town established
lere. DUToHY.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
NEW STREET OAR LINE.
The City Council TO Be Asked for
Franchise for an Extensive
system.

A gentleman now in the city as the
| representative of an eastern syndicate
will st the next meeting of the City
Council make an application for fran
chise for the construction OF system
of electric street car lines which will
cover the entire city and CONNECT the
CITY with the Id al school. The geo
pie Interested are SAID to be ready to
begin the work of construction of this
system within month or two after the
franchise is granted. or as soon as they
o4n have their ordsrs filed for ma
terisl.
The following is the proposed route
of the new eyetem within the CITY limits
and the road will leave tina city limits
10 the eastern portiou OF the city and
run to the Indian school, returning to
the CITY through the S INNS addition
and Bennett tract:
Commencing at the Intersection OF
Harrison Street end Centerstreet;t bence
north on Center street TO Adams street.
Commencing at the west boundary OF
the CITY limits on Adams street, thence
east on Adams TO 5lh street. thence
north on 5th street to Baltimore, 11th.
street: thence east on Baltimore 11tn
street to the city limits. Commencing
at the in tereection of and Harrison
streets; thence west on Harrison street
to Isl venue; Themes sou 81 on lst Ave
nve to Maricopa street; thence west on
Maricops street 10 9th Avenue; than
north on 9th Avenue to Adams street.,
thencs east on Adams street o 7fh
Avenue; theuca north on 7th Avenue &c
Balsimore 1lsh street; thence east Cd
Baltimore, 11street, 10 9Th street.
Should this franchise be granted is Is
expected that the entire system will be
constructed and in operation before
next spring.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

Mr.. ST. Claire, father OF Mr.. Il. B. ST.
CLAIRE, OF this city. is In the city visiting
bis son, whom he has not seen for the
past fourteen years. Father and SOD
are delighted to again be with one an
other.
Mr.. W. E. Deity returned to Phoenix
last evening from the Colorado river,
%%a1rs ne is engaged in developing 8
most promising mining proposition. He
will remain in the city foV a couple Of
weeks looking alter business and greet
ing his many friends,
MF W W Wilson, for two years
superintendent OF the Indian schoo! al
Sscston. but who has been located in
che state OF Washington for some time,
arrived in this city yesterday aud will
spend the summer in the valley for the
benefit OF Mrs. Wilson's health.
Sheriff c Potts of Moheve county
arrived from tbs north this morning
and after spending one day in the city
will return TO the north. This is Mr..
Potts first visit TO Phoenix in 8 years
and he is most sgreeablS surprised at
abe progress made in the development
OF the city. The sheriff had gone to
Congress in search of Mouse, an Indian
wanted in his county for numbering q
couple OF white men, found when resch-
ing that camp that the Indian was not
the Mouse. He took the opportunity
70 phaansv I1afa
superintendent Hall and wife OF the
Indian school left the city this morning
for Paris, California, where they will
take charge of like institution. Mr..
Hall and his estimsble wife have made
numerous friends in this city by their
business methods and kind treatment
of all with whom they have come in
contact and our people are sorr to lose
them. Col. Anderson, a Government
Inspector, he's taken charge of the
school, pending the arrival of Mr.. Nc
Oowau, from Albuquerque, who will as
sumo permanent charge.
Mr.. David Leu brie, staff correspond
emit and western manager of the Chris
tian EndeaUorer OF Chicago, is in the
city for the purpose OF giving full public
ity In the columns of his pu bloation sn
illustrated review, comprehensive in de-
tail, relating to Phoenix aud Arizona in
general, describing it's financial, sgri-
cultural, mining and commercial copdi-
lions, its schools, churches snd educs-
tionsl institutions, with she purpose in
view OF giving foil information 10 its
10000 readers in every State of the
Union (msny OF whom are coming to
the great annual convention TO be held
in San Francisco in July of this year. of
the opportunities offered in Arizons for
she safe, permanent and profitable 10
vestment of capital. Mr.. Leu brie will
be in Phoenix few days and will inter
view the prominent citizens. One Of
the objects of Mr.. Leu brie's visit is to
include Phoenix in the itinerary OF
many of the Eadeavorers coming to the
Coast.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
Vim, Vigor, Vitality,
RESTOR Ed
In 80 DAYS.
QnON EERENf.ra AT ONCE
CANroN's vtrALIzER
hood EFFEoTs AT ONCE.

Cures General or special Debility, W4ket1l-
ness, Epermatorrhoes. Emissions, Imp 'tenoy.
PAresis, etc Corrects Functional Disorders
caused by errors excuses. quickly restoring
Lost Manhood in old young. giving Vigor
and Strength where formerly weakness pre-
vailed. Convenient psckaga. simple, sffsctual
and Legitimate. Cure is quick and thorough.
Don't be deceived by imitaoiOns, insist on
CANTON'S Vitalizers. Sent sealed IL your
druggist does not have it. Price one dollar per
package, for s. with written guaran tee OF
complete cure. Information, references, etc.,
free and confidential. Send us statement of
case and 25c for a weeks trial treatment. One
only, sent to each person
CANTON MED. CO., BOSTON, Ma IS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
BuokIen's Arntca saIve.

The best Sslve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Tatter, Chapped
Hands, ChilblaIns. Corns, and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is gusran-
teed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents box.
For sale by keystone Pharmacy and the
Phoenix Drug Co.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

schedules of the Erie and Santa Fe
roads by which q gain Of twenty hours
will be NJ sde in the transmission OF ex-
press matter for points, in Arizona, New
Mexico, California and Oregon.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

Reported f5r the Herald by Phoenix
Tile Guarsnty and Abstract Co.
Msy %.
HBSt Claire to Territory OF Arizona
bond IS No,sry Public, D NJ Purnan
and E A Poyen surities. $1,000.
Henry E Kemp to Harvey j. Lee,
deed 616 acres in Brill addition. $50
Thomas Armstrong, Jr. & VT to Hsr-
vey j. Lse, deed 81 ecres 10 Brill edd.
$3.50.
May %
Herbert L Sand-rs,o 4 W deo;are
Homestesn on sores of : a q u
sec 20 > u 3 & l,t b k H-ewosa
Trsot. $3.50
Joseph schstfer SO Joba M.Gn.r=
deed, lot blk Monss, nery AID SO.
Harvey Lse - Tnos Armstrong, Jr.
deed, 81 acres 10 Bill 'dd. $50
Thos Armstrong. il. Il VI Ia W L
Lock wood & VT deed. 81 ~ores ia
Brill add. $500.
MAY y.
HW Adams x wt II Ia g Lockhn,
deed, nw4 nw4 sec 10. n, Il; $1,000
q W Adans & VI To y Ii Brocss,
Iced, req nw14 sec 10, %, l.; $1,000.
Harvey Chspm an II w To Harry B
Lehman, d4ed. ok 20, iisdssii's add co
5lsudaie; 1920
Henry B La mao 10 Catherine
4shsm, deed, bk 20, Hsdseil's aod 10
ilendale; 1920.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
a HEAVY SENTENCE.

Bank President Goes TO Jail for Ten
Years.
INDIANAPOLIS, May IS. = John F.
johnson. late President and Cashier of
the State National bank at Logansport,
WIS sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment today by the United States court
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

Journol-M Miner:
B. M. Gold water is quite sick, being
confined to his bed.
Mrs. G. G. Ruffner left on this
mornings train for the north Her de-
psrture gave rise TO rumor that in 3
fight with Parker her husband had been
wounded, all OF which was incorrect.
Sheriff Ruffner would like nothing bet
ter than to get ohsnce to have a fight
with Parker.
The deal for she Big Bug onyx claims
has been cousummsted. Deeds for the
transfer of title to it from several own
ers in the property were filed today:
Reese NJ. Ling deeds to w. P Steven
SOD, OF Rosalls, New Jersey; Jos. May
er's deed is executed to W. P. Stevenson
ct al; John DouRherty aud W Rout-
zshu and W. o. Gilkey, of Los Angeles,
holders OF the Geo. B. McOsnn interest,",
dead to the Contiuen tai Trust Company
OF New York. The consideration named
in each OF the several deeds was 81, al
though 1t is currently rumored that the
total purchase price was between $780,
600 and $4,000. or this ID Is stated
that $4,000 In cash has been paid and q
portion of the balance OF the purchase
price is taken in stock by tbs former
owners.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
Journal Miner:

JOurnG-M Miner:
Russell G Woodruff, cashier OF the
Prescott National Bank, whose Illness
has been noted in these columns from
tlms to time, died at 10 O'Clock last
night. Mr. Woodruff has been COL fined
TO bis bed IT about q month, and it
wss dscid sd to move him yesterday 3D.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
Range Meas:

Range Meas:
Fred Moore, the young man recently
reported killed by Indians I ear Rucker
is in town. The report is believed to
have had no further foundation than
she fears of an imaginative oolored man
who thought be saw Apsches.
" M Breckenridge, S. P. Detective,
was in town Thursday and informed ue
that he wss in daily expectation OF
vouchers in payment of cattle claims
Cattlemen will be pleased TO learn that
Mr.. Breckenridge is again looking after
this branch Of the compsny's business.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

just try 100. box OF CsscaRets, the
finest liveE and bowel regulator ever
made.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
OHANGk OF TIME.

Twenty Hours Saved Between Ari-
IONA and the ssas0-
CHICAGO, May 2S Next Sunday inn
portant changes viii De made In the
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
Territorial Items.
Tucson Star:

Tucson Star:
Inquiry at the surveyor generals
Office shows that there are a much larg-
81 number OF applications for the survey
OF mining claims than for any previous
year This is a pointer ss to the oe
velopment OF our mining interests.
P. P. Parker of Phoenix brought in q
clrlosd of ore yesterday from his COP
per mines in the Cave Creek district.
Ii the returns are satisfactory he will
send reg uisr shipments 30 the smelter.
Mr. Parker will be in Tucson for
several days.
The Blue Jay mine twenty eight
miles south of Tucson is developing
some rich bodies of black sulphurets.
A tunnel has been run and at the end
OF this tunnel an incline sixty feet deep
has developed rich body of sulphur
cts which will go 200 ounces silver to
che son. There Is over car load at the
depot which will be shipped as soon as
sufficient 30 make three car loads is
taken out. Night and day shifts are
being worked. Fred Wills ia foreman
for the company.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
Interesting Paragraphs.

From Wednesdays Dai,4'
Apfioots are coming into market
quite plensifully now at five cents per
pound retail.
Seventy million nsopie know Hoods
Ssrsepsfilie puri6es the blood.
strengthens the system and gives good
health.
Judge Trpesdale. OK she Rio Verde
Company, and a prominent candidate
for Chief Justice OF this Territory, ar
rived this uncrnins from she East
One may see teams loaded with brick
travelling in all directions about town
these days. Evidently thege is d1spo-
sition to increase she business and resi-
dence Capacity of the sc6h.
The travel into Phoenix by the rail-
roads does not seem to diminish in the
least with the coming warm season,
which as yet has not appeared. There
is every promise of cool weather for
some time yet.
Mr. j. z. MoAllisteF an old time
AriEonsn who is at present in business
inLos Angeles was in the city yesterday
coming from Tom bstone where he has
been looking after his extensive cattle
interests. He returned to Los Angeles
last evening.
The work of erecsing the new onyx
soda fountain in the Hudson Pharmacy
began this morning and will be com
pleted as soon as possible Mr.. Hey
man has almost completed the onyx
work, and when finished the fountain
will be enc of the finest in the south
west, and above all will be of Arizona
onyx, cut and polished in this city.
A new time table will go into effect
90 the 8 F & P road in couple of
days at which time one train will be
taken off and thereafter there
will be bnt one train out of Phoenix
for the north. The change is made
necessary by change of time on the A
& P road, which makes 10 impossible for
the s F & P 90 connect with the west
bound train on that line. Under the
new time card the train for the north
will leave this city at $50 NJ, and will
make close connections with the A & P
train from the north. The train from
the north will arrive in this city at 11:45
p. m.
AS meeting of she trustees OF the
fire department. held last evening q let
ter was read from the attorneys re-
quested 30 secure from the father of
Mr.. Win Evans, the newly elecsed chief
OF the fire department.. an AFT ievit that
be had been citizsn OF she Uaited
States, to the effect that the cid gentle
man could not say positively that be
had been end that be vas not competent
to make az afidsvis. The matter will
be referred to the meeting of the de-
psFtment next month. The bond of
Treasurer A. Rheinstsin with Mesars
Chss. Goldman and B. Hsymap as
eureties was presented and accepted.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

sne cnaDBe mlRnb % DeneQCl6l. All
arrangements had been made and they
we're making preparations al 8 O'Clock
to convey him to the depot, when be
was suddenly taken with q sinking
spell. Rsstoratives we're applied, which
caused him to rally slightly, but about
$50 O'Clock he relspsed into a comatose
condition, IN which he remained till
death occurred, st the above hour.
Bis6ee Lyre:
A bicycle sgent was 10 soVn day or
swo in the interest OF his company.
Bisbse is rather poor field for that sort
Of thing. Our people have plenty OF
money TO invest in bicycles. but they
don't exactly fill the bill where the hill
sides are almost straight up and down.
IL an agent for a first-clsss balloon, or
one OF these new-fangled flying ma
chimes we hear SO much about lately,
should visit the camp he might do some
business. f.
A mass meeting was held by the citi-
zens at the school house last night and
appointed two committees, one on
finance, the other on arrangement.
Allie Sowle was made president of the
committee on finance and Dr.. F. A.
Sweet president of the committee 90
arrangements, each one to choose euch
assistance as he thinks necessary to
perfect al preparations for making the
celebration the grandesb affair that has
yet taken place in Bisbee. Let each
and every one lend a helping hand as
there is much to do and time is short.
The idea should not be entertained that
none but committeeman are TO do all
the work. Let those on committees
take the lead and sill hands help them,
and success is certain.
We understand that William Evans,
the msu who held up faro bank, was
sentenced TO ten years at Yuma by the
district court. Rather n disastrous tus-
sic with the "tiger"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS,

Reported f5r the Herald by Phoenix
Tile Guaranty and Abstract Co.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
Tempe Department.

From Wednesdays Daily,
Bennie Franklin is still quite sick
boy.
One OF Mrs Ellitt's children is report
ed quite sick.
Johnny Mclean, tho timer, is sick
with typhoid fever.
4 party, under the escort of T E Dial
ton, visited Tempe today.
Milton Myers will fcrsske she halls OF
Justice Tor 70 weeks for the seduo
sions OF the hay field.
The wandering acrobat and equili-
brist brought up in Tempe today with
his tight rope psrsphernslia,
Next Friday night the Normal class
of 'es will entertain the graduating
class of '97 at the Normal reception
rooms.
George" an inmate OF the Asylum,
escaped from that institution yesterday
and arrived in Tempe bsrefooted and
osrehesded, and an officer was hot CD
the trail and soon caught tp with the
fugitive.
On Saturday night next the militia
boys propose to have good time all by
themselves. They turn ous without q
murmuF whenever snyb dy else wants
TO show of, and now they propose to
nave one little evening Of hilarity IN
disturbed by the mookeFy OF she small
boy OF the Jest and jealousy of the big
boy who has no brass bussons. The
picket line will be established at the
front door, through which nothing but
blue uniform can pass. Inside the
srmory all the delicacies and indelioa-
cies of the season in their feetel and
more or less deadly array will await the
charge Of the nations defenders. The
line Of battle will be drawn more effect
lively against the ice cream and straw
berries, while the various wings" and
"hsnks' will take care of the sundries
and etceterss.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

Fro m Fridays Daily.
Csttlsmau L4Fevre will ship eight
cars of beet cattle so the eastern mar
kets over the S F P & P road tomorow.
Inquiry has been made at the { flee
of tho Probate Court OF the where
aboute of Lisa Fl Boone, formerly of
Indiana, who is the beneficiary in an
estate 10 thBt state.
Hon. F. T. Aspinwall, who represent
ed Navajo county In the last session OF
the Legislative Council, will reach
Phoenix tomorrow morning from Pres
colt, where he is spending q couple of
days. He will ba joined at Prescott by
Mr.. b. F. Asaurat, oos OF the loading
of the last House. and together
shey will Welt Phoenix.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

Lsxoi, The nsw Castor OIL, is being
Used in hospitals. Il is sweet as honey.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03

Mrs. BERTHA ToMLINsoN.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
From Thursdays Daily.

A car of hogs were shipped this morn
ing over the North and South road 70
New Mexico.
Mr.. h. s. Merrill and wife expect f
leave for Blooming ton, Illinois, for th
summer tomorrow evening.
Miss Lulu Warren left last evening
for Trinidad, Colorado, where she vii
visit with friends during the summer.
Mr. l. Hammer. the contractor, vii
leave next week for Ell Paso, Texas
where he will spend some time on bust
ness.
Capt P. P. Parker returned thi
morning from Tucson, where he took
carload Of ore from bis mires to b,
worked in the smelter.
Mrs. Jas A Fleming and mothe
leave this evening for Denver, Colorgd {
They will be accompanied by Mis-
Lulu Warren who goes to spsnd the
sammer at different Colorado resorts.
NIB A P ,okard, bhs Ooohiss county
cattle king, will leave this evening tol
Bisbee, and expects TO return about the
10th OK next month With several hun
dred head Of cattle, which he will place
on pasture in this valley.
MrJO Brown of the Saginaw Lum-
Der company arrived from the north
this morning. This company has re-
Gently rebuilt their saw mill at Will
Jams, which was destroyed by fire, and
they now have one of the most extern
sive saw mills in the territory.
Mr. " W Snyder. the Bundle Zee
arrived from the north last
evening. He reported considerable
mining activity In that section of coun-
try, and states that cattle have not
looked SO we'll for years, with plenty of
water and feed 10 sight for the sum
mer.
Mrs. Gertrude B. II. Wood ward,
Professor of Voice and Physical Cul-
sure and English in the University has
to take effect at the close of
the year Mrs. Woe dward has been
connected with the University for
three years as one OF it's most faithful
workers giving more hours of service
Turing the last two years, OF any men,
Der of the faculty, save one. That she
lss been success is sttested by her
popularity with the students end the
esult of her work. Star.
Toadiss, tfimmers ADD suft hunters
Who could not aud did not lave an
Fginsl idea to express on the situation
Turing the whole eime Col. NJ. q. Mo-
ord was making his hard tight for the
oVernorship, ere now loud in denoun-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-03
CURE Hits

When 1 saw cure do not merely to stop
them for a time and then have them return again.
mean a radical have made the disease OF
FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS life
long study I warrant my remedy to cure the worst
cases. Because others have failed is reason for
NOT now receiving a cure. Send fc q treatise
and Free Bottle of my infallibe remedy. Give Ex-
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-31
MEDICINAL.


its multitudes of dead
and dying. The horrors of war are no
greater than the horrors OF disease IF all
the nations Of the earth were at war against
each other there would be no such carnage
%!ought within the year as that which is
accomplished annually by one dread disease
consumption.
And yet this most fatal of all diseases is
not without its remedy. 1t is no longer the
irresistible destroyer that it was considered
thirty years ago. An entirely new aspect is
put upon the possibilities of this dreadful
tuaiady by the astounding remedial action
OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which crres consumption by nourishing the
lungs with an abundant supply of pure,
highly vitalized blood.
This stops the formation of tuberculous
matter, and builds up fresh tissue, muscular
Aesh and vital energy. 1t gives digestive
power to the stomach which is too weak to
asSimilate oily emulsions.
Miss Lucy Klocfacr Of Armada, Mich, writes ::
When was about eight years Of age had In
fammation Of the lungs, and from that time up I
sick nearly all the time and had doctor
nearly all the time. Iwould take cold so easilyit
would 20 right to my lungs. At the age of nine
teen was very bad; there was pain in my lungs.
tickling in my throat and my throat was studded
with ulcers; there was hoarseness aud partial sup
preston of voice. and difficulty Of breathing I
doctored with one Of DIR best physiciaus aud he
said he could not help me and just prescribed cod
liver oil and told my mother could not live longer
chan three months. kept getting weaker every
day, vixen at last friend asked ne why did not
Try Or. Picrcse Golden Medical Discovery.
Thought there was no use, no more help for me as
consumption was IN cur family. My father and
also my sister died with Il: but after taking the
first bottle seemed to feel better My appetite
vas better and kept right on taking It. with
bottle of the Pellets once in while until felt
real well. Before taking 1t, weighed one hun
dred and ten pounds, after taking it. one hundred
aud thirty. have not had cough this winter"