Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-13

A Abbott, one of the owners of the
Santa Rosalia mine in AriZpe district,
Sonora, was married in Oakland ON
January 3 to Miss Luella Saxtorph. of
Oakland Mr. Abbott is well known
in Nogales.
The Pacific BoraX Company is build
ing Il railroad from Daggett ON the
! Santa Fe Pacific railroad to their min
| es- They have heretofore freighted
their product TO Daggett with steam
traction wagons
1t is understood that Nilsson, Wood
& Scanland have bonded six copper
claims in the Chiricahua mountains to
an English company for $4,000. These
mines have all been developed to some
The deepest shaft is down 100 feet.
John Hurchins the veteran Groom
creek miner, left Thursday for Cali
form where he will take a richly
earned vacation He expects to be
gone about three weeks. He is one
of the owners of the famed Monte
Cristo mine, Groom creek
A postoffice has been established at
| the McCabe mine. 1t is named Nc
Cabe, and Mrs. NJ. G. Behn has been
appointed postmistress. Mrs. Behn
has lived in the camp for a long time,
and has witnessed its growth to its
present proportions.
a new time card went into effect on
The y. NJ & A road Saturday. The
time of arrival and departure of trains
was not changed very much The pas
Senger will arrive in the future at No
gales at $50. Sonora time, and leave
in the evening at S:15, Sonora time.
| Married-In Prescott Jan ). 1898.
II. H Helm and Miss Florence Gould.
Rev Brown performed the ceremony.
young people of Yavapai county and
have the best wishes of numbers of
friends. They left soon after the
ceremony for Wickenberg where Mr..
Helm is engaged in mining.
On the evening of January 18th. rail
road employees will give ball in the
s. P. Library hall for the benefit of
fellow workman who is incapacitated
from labor and who has a family de-
pendent upon him. Tickets 81 each.
The object is a worthy one and should
be literally patrOnized--Star-
NJ Castenada, that prince of bonila-
faces, entertained a large company of
friends at dinner. and about sixty
guests enjoyed his bOunteouS hoSpi-
tality After dinner games, charades
and music filled the time until the
whistle of the Sonora train reminded
all of the near approach of the Sab
bath-Oasis.
The Z. P mine owned by H D.
Aiken and G.. H. La Bertue in Yava-
PAL county. is said to be looking eX-
ceedingly we'll A Wine sunk from
Il tunnel shows four feet of ore which
samples across the entire face 81 "a.
There is streak of sulphide ore
which assays still higher. The mine
is located near the Senator. and is one
of the first locations made in that sec
ton.
4 reward of 5000 has been offered
for the recovery of the body of Walter
Robertson, a passenger on the Santa
Fe overland. who, while insane. jump
ed from a Pullman car ON the Motive
desert near Bagdad- The country for
thirty miles around has been gone Ov-
er with bloodhounds. but no trace of
the dead man has been found The
reward is offered by the relatives of
the missing man.
If current street rumors are true at
Prescott it seems that Jim Parker, the
train rObber and murderer. now in the
Jail under sentence of death for the
dence in the world of the Supreme
Court saving his neck. 1t is stated that
short time ago he succeeded in get
ting n file and with it cut one of the
links of his shackles apart 1t was
discovered though before he could
take any advantage of it.
The following officers were elected
by White Mountain Lodge No. 3. +.
and A NJ. for the ensuing Masonic
year: f. II. Cook, w. NJ; J. n.
Martin. S. w; T. a. Pascoe, J. W.;
j. w. Ransom, treasurer; A H. More
head. secretary The following mem
bers were appointed: G. w p. Hunt.
S D.; Dan'l Campbell, J. D.; Lee
Middleton s S: Paul AIichaeIsOn. J.
S; F. y. Howell, tyler-Globe Silver
Belt.
Prescott Lodge Daughters of Re
bekah installed the following officers
last evening: Mrs. Nellie Ling, \. G.;
Mrs Annie Henry. V. g.; Mrs. Amy
Hill. r. s.: Miss Cora Dwyer, s.; Miss
De Witt. F. s.; Mrs Ford, Chap. Miss
Lulu simmons, Conductress; Miss
Grace Dennis, Warden: Mrs Got
tschaIk. r. S. n G.; Miss May Rob
erts. L. S \. G.; Mrs ShulI, r. s V
c.; Mrs. Morrison, L. S. V G.; Miss
Utter, 1. G..
The Springfield Mining Co., of
Springfield. Tenn whose mines are
located near Peoples Valley are just
finishing their ten-stamp mill. The
mill is a model in construction and has
the newest and best machinery. There
are 200 tons of high grade ore on the
dump. This company has good mines;
the principal mine. the Monte CristO, |
where most of the development has |
been done. shows q ledge from 215 to 7
3 feet wide of $40 gold ore. This val |
ne is about SO free gold and $50 will |
be contained in the concentrates.
A stomachful of undigested food is
about as unhealthy mass as one can
well imagine
What can be done with it,
There it stays. 1t won't digest. 1t
churns up. ferments and decays: be
comes poisonous las all pUtrid matter
does) and causes great pain and deep
seated disorders
In order to change all this, take
Shaker Digestive Cordial.
1t stops fermentation and decay at
once, so that no more poisons are Gre
ated.
1t clears the stomach of poisons al
food that remains into healthful nour-
ishment- 1t strengthens the stomach
for the next meal.
Here is the whole philosophy and
cure of indigestion in a few words.
And what's more. its all true Try it
Shaker Digestive Cordial is for sale by
price 10 cents to 81 bottle.
The Peoples valley section of the
Weaver district is coming to the front
in the development of its mines The