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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-21
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Leave-East Bound:


Train No. 10 kansas and Mel
brBska Limited" for T.. Scott
and s. Louis us. 30. -; 2:lo p II
Louis Express ....................i 80 I'm
Leave for South and West
Tain No 3. for Clearwater Conf
way Springs Anthony. KiOwa
Ki-crnan Norwich. Oxford
Pele Plain and Winfield .......I ~ ~
Train No al for Conway Springs
Anthony and Kio~a ....-.--...-. 500 IN
Train No. @ kansas and Ne-l
braska Limited for Hutchia-l
son. Pueblo. Colorado Springs
and Isaver. -. 81; 5:eo p N
Hutchinson and Ge1eSeo ......- TX -,
IRAN No ~ Local Freight. carl
res passengers between Wica-I
tia and Geneseo .-...----.-.-.--.-i $40 a n,
Arrive From the East
Train Nc z Kansas and Me-
braska Limited. from Fort
Scott and 81 . l2gis z .,,-,,..- -. l.lo n
and St Louis ----.----,. .---.-.L 20 a n
A--Ivt FROM South and West
Train No. 5, from NOVA An
fhoay. Conway Springs and ..
n, ard a points - $40 pm
and Conway Springs -.-.--..-.... ma an
arrive From North and West
Tram no j. from Denver. Colo~i
rado Springs Pueblo and
Hutchinson ---------.--------.. sI1-I9 4 n
Train 40 453- from Hutchinson
ard Ut Hope. t6aily except
sunday -.---....---. .-.------5 $40 :. 70
Train No : from Geneseo and
Hu,ch.nsen .......................Ls SO "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-21

Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas City
without change. Also sleepers on all
and baggage checked to all points north
east, south and west. Steamship tickets
sold to all European points at lowest
rates. Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues. Telephone 100
A. r. COOPER, y. P. A,
JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. p. & T. A.
Chicago. I'll.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-21
Tourist Sleeping Car,
THROUGH TO
Portland, Ore,
Via Missouri Pacific RaiIEaT
Through salt Lake CITY.

Wichita passengers can take thss
through sleeper az Gsaeseo every wed1ss-
day evening. S.s3. arriving az Portland
Sunday morning -
Rates for double hartA 70 DezvsE
s. %. 10 Salt Lake City. = %. 70 PorElznd
so one Berth may Dc occU,i@8 - tvs
persons without extra cAzrse
These Tourist cars are O. iae very latest
design. wfsh vpholsfere: sgrinE seats ara
backs. az bedding AID equipment Is q;
superior quality. a. toilet oozvsnacnces
soap. towels etc. are proys1sd They Ess
as comfortable as G-sr-Cssss s.1sPe-s
C7t- gscket oface. Is North Nssn street
< ( BLECELEY. P L ? Agi-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-21

FOR RENTED acres. in sw. l. l4-e5-2e
one mile from Greenwich. from March
!. lSs9. al Slle cash rent. Dean Gordon.
47-lot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-21
EAGLE PRINT
..0F COURSE
EAGLE OFFICE IF EAST DOUGLAS

To let offices, rooms or houses.
TO get partner, 10 sell your buSi-
ness, in fact, to buy, sell, hire or
rent anything. put your Ads in
the Want Columns OF the Eagle.
Ii pays best.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-21
North and

North and East.
No. 2, Kansas City, Chi
cago and st. Louis linn
tied daily ............
No. 2. Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pacific
coast daily ..........
No. 4, Kansas City, st.
Louis and Chicago
night express daily
except Sunday 49,.
No. %, Accommodation
daily except Sunday.
South and West.
No. ]. Fort Worth. Dali
las. Houston and Gal
weston express daily.
No. l. Oklahoma, Fort
Worth, New Orleans
and Pacific coast dali
No. 3, Oklahoma. Fort
Worth. Dallas and
New Orleans express
daily except Sunday.
No. 8. Ft. Worth, HOus-
ton. Galveston and San
Antonio express daily
except Sunday $500.
No. 81. Accommodation
daily eNcent Sunday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-21
FOR RENT-HOTTSFS

FOR RENT-Fine modern residence. one
block from Douglas avenue. Inquire Us
s Emporia- 3A-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-21
che aita Daily gao1e ghursdau gfrnrriun Gully FL sss

For further information call on or ad-
dress CRY Ticket ONCE. Missouri Pacific
Railway. IA y. Main St. Wichita. Kan
z E. BLECKLEY. p. & T A
Depot corner Wichita and SITS.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
Weekly CrOL Bulletin.

The following IS the summary of the Arizona section of the climate and crop service for the week ending June 14, 1898:
 Taken all in all, the weather during the week has been favorable for farming interests. Show CTS were of frequent occurrence in the mount aims and fell also at few places in the valleys the precipitation, although insufficient to in crease the water supply in the streams to an ap- preciable extent, with the cloudiness that pre- vailed during several days of the week, cleared the atmosphere of dust, freshened vegetation prevented the ual rapid evaporation and com pensated largely for the scarcity of water for irrigating purposes.
 Many correspondents report warm or "hot' days and cool nights, but a comparison of in strumental readings. where such were taken and reported, with the figures of the corresponding week Of previous years, show that the mean temperature varied but little from the normal, and that both extremes were markedly lower { than during the same pc iod in 1887
 h the valley of the Little Colorado crops are said to be backward and making slow growth on account of the continued cool weather. Pota toes. corn and beans have been nipped by frost alfalfa has been cut. Wheat is in the boot and rye is hsadening.
 In Maricopa, Pin l and Graham counties grain harvesting and threshing continue. Alfalfa hay making also continue but in diminishing quan- titles on account of a deficiency in the water supply. Plums, apricots, peaches, figs, black berries, cantaloupes and watermelons are being shipped from sslt river valley in considerable quantities.
 Summary of reports from Apache county:
 Eager-Nights are cold. Shower on the 9th and good rain fell on the 10th Lucerne look. ing well. Everything is late and slowly grow ing.-Mrs. J Udall
 Coucho-Rainfall 9 The past week has been cloudy, windy and quite cold Christopher I Kemnn
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
Lynching Difficulties.
GChicago Record. 1

IChicago Record.
 A blue-shirted cavalcade came riding over the Nebraska prairie toward Hart Renders shack, which was like dot of brown on a measureess field of gray. Hart Renders watched with interest and finally announced to his wife that the man in front was Jim Mulletsand that somebody was tied to one of the horses.
 Jim Mullet rode out ahead of the others. who approached in more leis- urely fashion, as though their mounts were about exhausted.
 "Howdy, Hart!' he cried. "We want CT borry yer wagon tongue"
 "Busted It on the way to Grldlay las week." said Hart. ':Left the wagon there. Howdy."
 "Howdy. Pretty we'll. considerin." Mebbe you've got a two-by-four scant- lin'?"
 "Where in thunder'd man git two- by-four out in the heart of a perary without even a tree in eighty mile? Howdy. Jim. anyway"
 "Right good. We're goin' to hang Kirk, you know, Shot hole into Miggs an crippled Sandy Wallace. We, ben ravagin' all over this here county look in fer tree an can't find one. The boys got kinder tired an allowed if they could git wagon tongue or a beam they'd hang him down yer well. Not so's he'd reach the water. you know. We'd be polite and keeriul about any little thing like that. Didn't wanter drown him, don't wanter shoot him. WaDter hang him. We've laid out to do it for the moral effect. Nothin' but hangin' I'll do. Mebbe you've got a bedstid that could be pulled apart so's the sides would make good thing to go across the top of a well?"
 "No. The tick is set on two dry goods boxes. Table leg wouldn't do. would it?"
 "Too short. Well. Pm glad to "a seen you, anyway, Hart. Howdy. We'll go on up to Blue Crossin'. It's only eighteen miles, an they uset to be cottonwood there by the crick-if it aim't ben bIowed over. Ellis says he heerd somethin' about it bein' throwed down las cyclone. Well, howdy, Hart. I know we got your best wishes an that you'd be glad to help us out of trouble"
 "You bet" said Hart "Howdy:"
 And the cavalcade started off north ward in an optimistic endeavor to find the cottonwood tree of which Ellis was so fearful.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
Live Stock Bulletin.

The National Live Stock association issued the following bulletins from their headquarters at Denver, under date ofJune,12. 1898:
 With the exception of Southern California and Western Oregon the reports from the cattle ran ges of the West and Northwest are more favor able than for years With the exception of the drouth section mentioned, Montana, Wyoming, the Dako!aS, colorado, Utah Idaho, Nevada. Eastern Oregon and Washington, and the grass growing territory north of Montana and the British Northwest Territory, were, during the month of May, visited with frequent gra>s-lilak- ing rains. The pro poets are the best in twenty years and so forward has this avyrable weather made the ranges that the movement of cattle 10 northern grazing grounds will commence at
 least three weeks earlier this wear than last sea
 son, IL is predicted that if these conditions continue and the ranges "cure up right and do
 not get too rank in vegetation. that Utah, West ern Colorado, Idaho and the entire inter mount ain country will have cattle fat enough to go direct from the ranges to the market tt an early dats. It is estimated that the number of this class that will be sent from Utah and Colorado will reach 12C00 head more than in former years.
 The excellent condition of the ranges in the South, with the exception of a small district in the Panhandle, have not made the movement of cattle necessity, and consequently the ship ments from the south up t9 this time have been ! about one thiId les than they were a year ago
 As there IS without doub! scarcity of cattle in many districts, particularly Colorado New Mex leo, Arizona and Texas, and what cattle there are, being scattered over a wide territory, the condition of the ranges will continue to improve.
 making the prospects for abundance of feed dur ing the coming winter most excellent. Information received at headGuartsrs fom 1 Kansas is to the eff ct that the importation of | stock cattle from the South has fallen of two thirds dlrlng the past 45 days but the shipment of mature animals to the river markets contin. | ucs up to the standard The conditions exist l ing in the former branch of the in ustry seem to [ have been brought about by the advance in the ! price of corn, which makes it's feeding 10 stock i al the present prices of fat animals almost pro- | hibitory AnIther factor in stopping these ship ments is the excellent and abundant crop oE
 grass in the Indian Territory and Texas Cattle contracted for Kansas and Nebraska delivery are now being held on these ranges in large
 numbers, to be driven to the feeding pens this ] fall. IL is estimated that the number now in
 the Indian Nations is loo, ,O1O greater than last year
 IntLis connection. il may be said thut if the
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
A Printer-Miner.

The following complimentary notice of Colonel NJ. D. Latin, a prominent miner of Mohave county, is from Our Miueral Wealth. The writer knew Col oneI Latin twenty years ago, having held cases in the same alley with him, on the Cincinnati Commercial. We are glad to know that Latin has struck it rich, and should be enter the political field next fall, as IS Tn timated will make 1t mighty interesting for all hands:
 Colonel NJ, D. Latin came up from Printers Gulch, Chimehuevas, Monday to excnange gold dust for something with intrinsic value. For a change, Che Colonel will prospect the gulches oi the Walapais during the hot months. Lat in is not as fat as when he exchanged the printers stick for dry washer, but the stoop in his Jeff shoulder YVES gained honorably, by carrying the largest nuggets on that side. Now that Buckey ONeill is eff for the war, Colonel Latin is per suading himself to make the race for congres, on the populist ticket The Colonel is a hard man to throttle, and if he concludes te run vii make Colonel Wilson hump his back like { camel to beat him.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
"BrOnchO Bill"

The Silver City Enterprise,i in its com ments on "Broncho Bill," one of the alleged Belen train robbers and mur- derers, says:
 "Broncho B!ll' has a general prestige through out the territory as an all-round bad man A few years ago he committed crime in the Mo- gollou camp and was sent to jail at Socorro to await trial at the next term of the district court He escaped from jail and was next seen in Deming, where he stood the officers off and es- capped after half an hours fusilade. He was next heard of with the Black Jack gang and then Gfterward, when the cowboys now in jail in thls city were arrested for holding up the train at Stein's pass, he organized band to come here and liberate them. He came up from the south with this band, crossing the railroad be- tween Sepai and Lordsburg. The officials here were notified and had warm welcome awaiting the gang. They scented the danger and shied off into the Burro mountains, going thence via the Frisco and Eagle creeks to Black river "Broncho Bill" has just made his latest bow to the public in the hold-up at Belen, and with his pal has sought safety in their baunts at BIacK river. He is stealing some of Black Jacks pres tge as the boss bandit of the Southwest and if an intense rivalry for the reputation of tn e worst bad man" could be promoted between these two luffians. they might be induced to kill each othe of"
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

prlce or corn continues to advance or even rem aims where it is now, that feeders, who purchase stock cattle at the prices ruling this spring. have excellent reasons to anticipate substantial advance in the price of their fattened animals this fall and winter. There is a material short age already in this class of stock, which will be another factor in bringing about this result
 The recent action of the authorities in re- establishing the quarantine line in California so as to shut out cattle from the drouth district of that State from going to other states has re- opened d vigorous discussion between the stock owners and those in authority The latter claim that their action was forced by the fact that fever ticks were found on ths cattle in question. The stockmen emphatically declare that the ticks are the ordinary wood tick and not the Boophilus Bovis. While the presence of the tick is not disputed, on the other hand it has not yet been decided by a scientific exam nation that it is the dread fever tick Of these drouth stricken cattle, about 9, 600 have been sent to other states; half of this number came out by the Northern route and the remainder by the Southern. There are about 1000 more that will come, and 9, coo to 3OO0O more that would come if they could pass the inspection.
 The number of sheep that have gone out is estimated at nearly coo head.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
OUR TERRITORY.
News Notes From All Sections of AriZOna.

D4 AElZO0a.
 The cIy council of Phoenix has or dered the sholshment of tEe reserVa- tion known as Block H."
 An active volcano is doing business in ghe Wallapai mountains. MohaVe county. So says Our Mineral Wealth.
 The assay office Of the T. M. & M' Compapv, at Tombstone, burned one day last week. Loss, SS,0G0; partly in- sured
 Thomas Long, oI 2rescott. proprietor of the Half Way house, and a we'll known character, died at that place. on the 9th inst.
 | man by the name of Beeson shot ana killed another named Keenan, at Lynx Greek, Yavapai county, one day las week. There was a woman TIT the case,
 Richard Crow, a mining man of Yav- apai county. recently committed sui clde by shooting himself in the head. Desp0a1ency due to protracted illness is sad To have been the cause.
 IT. J. ,. GcNauy, of Prescott, was shot by an infuriated patient named Frank Stewart, one day last week. The bul,et struck be doctor's watch. and thence passed through his arm, making a serouS wound. a committee 1pointed by Company 4, \ C. A., ws'-P5 upon the governor in the ezacgGye ehamber and present. ed resolutions oE-ring the services of Company 4 to 9 nan, in the event of his raising regin 1t of infantry Herald
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
RAILROAD VALUES.
Work of the Board of Equa1i-
 zatiOn Completed.
1Gazette. l

TGazettel
 The territorial board of equalization adjourned Saturday morning after be- iug in session for one week. Asa result of its labors. the boaid announced the following valuations:
 Santa Fe Pacific, 386.97S miles, at S5,000 per mile, total valuation, SI, ,934,. 890.
 Southern Pacific, 1925 miles, at s5,. 09I.3S per mile, total valuation g, 39O,- S7O.
 Arizona & New Mexico. narrow gauge fl miles, at S3,0Ol.47 per mile, total val uation Sl23,6O6.5O.
 New Mexico G Arizona, SIS miles, at S3,5O0 per mile. total valuation SsO7 ,3O6.
 Maricopa & Phoenix, 38.3S miles, at s5,OO0 per mile, total valuation $l71,- 9OO.25.
 Arizona & Southeastern, g g miles, at S5,025.33 per mile, total valuation $780, 499.
 Pullman Palace Car company, total valuation of cars S2S, ,325.6 .6l, distributed pro rata among the counties in the ter. ritory through which the cars run.
 In considering the above figures, It is well to remember that the valuation per mile includes all improvements, such as stations, water tanks, etc., and all engines, cars and other rolling stock as well.
 The valuation of the Maricopa &. Phe- nix was the only one raised and Tn that instance. it is said, only slightly. Although Messrs. Black, BurmIster and Cutter left for their homes Satur- day evening, Secretary Frank Cooper remains over until Mo@day evening ln order to complete his work One of his tasks IS to furnish each county in the territory with an abstract of the rall- road property within it's borders and other data required by law.
 "The valuations" said Mir. Cooper Saturday afternoon, "are extremely fair. In fact, they are little larger than usual"
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
Uncle Eph's Opinion.
Washington Post. |

"An old man who used to be a slave in our family has been greatly inter ested in our war with Spain, and to please him 1 have read good bit from the newspapers" said Mir. A. E. Bing- ham of Georgia at the Riggs.
 ''The accounts of Dewey's great deeds at Manila were read to the old fellow, who sat as if entranced, with open mouth and shining eyes, At the end of the story he heaVed long sigh, re- marking, Well, dat does beat all.
 "'What do you think of It, Uncle Ephrailn?' l asked.
 "Did I understan' you, marster.- to say dat dem Spanish nebber killed a single one uv ou' people?'
 "'That's right, Ephraim, we killed several hundred of them. but not one of our men lost hls life.'
 "'Den all got to say is dat de- IS de no cOuntest fighters libin'. Your Uncle Ephraim is surprised. he is, fur shOrely did 'spect to hear dat dey had killed at least one nigger and perhaps a mule. Dev shorely must not been enny of dem aroun' dere, for niggers and mules always gifts de wust uv it. ''
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

Yes, Arizona promptitude in furnish ing her quota of soldiers should be re- membered to her credit when the cues ton of her statehood comes up again. Her population is now nearly double that of Nevada, and while Nevada's fig ure dropped from 62, 266 to 45,76l in the decade of lSS0-90, Arizona has been steadily and rapidly advancing in pop ulstion. By all means give Arizona a place among the stars, that glorious constellation that adorns the field of the American flag Los Angeles Ex- p'esS.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
NoLuutaare Wanted.

Governor11 II. McCord desires to of fer the services of 8 full Regiment of Infantrv tc re Government under the receut call lor GOO men The under sigDod Is prenar.ng a rnll of those who wisE to serve in the Governor Guard. Applicants uvst be tetween the ages of | and 85 and in possession of full phv 7c.l health. strength and vigor. The Governor is to command the regi- men iu per~an.
 ALTER G. SCoTT, Captaiu. commanding K. Company,
 Fr- Regiment, N. G A.,
 St. Johns, Arizona.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
Hard to Understand.


 "The language of you Americans is very difficult for me to understand, '" re- marked the visiting Enghshman. "In what way?' asked his American frlend.
 "Wel. Mr. Tenspot said that golf mac him tired, land Ireplied that l did not know that he played golf, and he ad- mitted that he did not. Now, how could golf weary man who does not play the gam
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

Cards have been received announc- ing the marriage of Miss Adah NJ. Stroup to MT. George Scott, at the home of the brides mother. in Los Angeles, California, on Wednesday, the 9th inst. MT. and Mrs. Scott will be at home, at Show Low. Navajo county, after July l. Our best wishes are extended to the young couple. and may they have their full share of married bliss.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

NIT. John J. Brophy, Of Clayton, New Mexico, who has been here the past two weeks receiving the cattle bought early Tn the spring of Jose Garcia and Miguel Duran, started. with his cattle, for home last Wednesday morning. The cattle were turned over to MT. Bro- phy at Las Pilas ranch, and numbered about 4J0 head. They will be driven to Navajo Springs and shipped by rail to their destination.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
Notice for E8uDIication.
rHa1eSf4al Entry No. 6o7

BAND CF-zez AT FE7s corr, ARIZONA,
 June 13 1898. Notice is terety given hat the followin T. named s=-tc h.s filed uo.i-e of his intention 10 maae final rr.oi supp ilof his claim. and that ~lId 100. iI bc made Uef re tie Clerk of the lis rict o1rt at St Johus, Ara"he county, Arizona. rH Aug S- Z1. ls.- ViZ George Henry CToslg for The -ur-leCst quarter of Section <, Tow ship North Range 2. East
 He name the .0HoViUg witnesses t0 prOv6hs said land, viz.
 David K Tdau of Sprfu gerville, Arizona Adam Greenwood. of opri gesvi le. Arizona Charles E lCer .u. Q. Johns, Arizona Willard Farr, oF S. Johns. +rizona.
 FkEpEHI'h IRIILE, JK., Register. Firs5 pu .-atiau June IS. 55s.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

We have recei ed an invitation to be present at the commencement exercises Of the Arizona Normal school, which are being held at Tempe this week.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

A Mexican named Pascual Gonzales was shot by Officer Porterie, at Phoe- nix, last Saturday morning. He was resisting arrest at the time.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

Father Badilla is giving the church its annual coat Of whitewash. as IS us- ual just before the celebration of St. Johns day.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

Mrs Humphrey and daughter Nancy returned from a visit to sriends at Show Low, last Monday evening.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18
eas t. he Paciac Coast This

IT. santa re will sell cheap excur- sior tickets to Los angeles, San Diego, Rodondo Beach or santa Monica during Jun July and August. The summer at the seaside is not only delightful. but is a most beneficial change from the nigh attitudes of New Mexico and Arizona.
 There is no finer summer resort Tn the world than Coronado Beach. and in the summcr one can stop at this bea .ifu place at no greater expense thau at ordinary places. and at less thal half what : costs at Atlantic Coaet resorts.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

We have received two bulletins from the Arizona Experiment station, enti' tied ''Salt River SoiIs," and "Arizons Weather and Climate"
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

Extensive Improvements are being made in the front of Isaac Barth's store room. With the large addition being finished, and the other improvements completed Mir. Earth will have very attractive and commodious place of hnsIaeSS
The St. Johns herald., 1898-06-18

Miss Josephine Earth, of Grand Rap ids, Mich, daughter of the late Jacob Earth, left on the mail for Williams, last Monday afternoon, after a three weeks visit with the family of her un- ele, Hon. Sol Earth.