Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-20

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| George Hamlin has returned from
the relief mine where, be las a force
of men doing development work. The
main shaft is now down almost two
hundred feet.
As there is now plenty of water in
the hills the prospectOrs are taking adj
vantage of the fact to prospect the
portions of the country that are re-
mote from water in the dry season.
W. W. Miller and Receiver G. J.
Hall have compIetedtheirin inspection of
the Arizona canal. An Estimate of the
cost to repair the canal has been made
and the work will begin within the
month.
Florence proposes to induce the gov
eminent to assist in the matter of wat
er storage if such a thing is possible.
| Hon. a. ii. Emanuel of Tombstone is
in town on a flying trip. He has been
on a business trip to Los Angeles and
stops here on his way home.
| There is a report that the Big Bug
onyx works have closed down throwing
thirty men out of employment The
trouble is said to be a disagreement
| among the managers as to whether the
onyx should be shipped east for fin
| fishing or have the work done at Big
Bug.
Hon. Charles W. Bowman of Tucson
| is i'll the city looking after the contest
ed election cases from his city that are
| to come up in the Supreme Court Mr..
Bowman is one of the brightest young
lawyers of the Territory and is estab-
fishing himself in the confidence of the
people with commendable energy.
The Prescott .JournaI-AIine1' says
that Bob Pryor of that city believes
that there is everything in Il name and
is trying to induce his friends Sena-
tor Freeze of Phoenix and Frosty
of Prescott to go on an expedition to
the cold KlOndyke, thinking that if
he is surrounded by such frigid com
bination the horrors of the ChilcoOt
Will be put to scorn.
MY daughter. when recovering
from an attack of fever, was a great
sufferer from pain in the hips writes
Louden Grover, of Sardis, Kentucky.
after using quite number of rem
edies without any benefit she tried |
one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm |
and it has given entire relief "Chamb- |
erlain's Pain Balm is also Il certain |
cure for rheumatism. Sold by all |
druggists.
1t is probable that a corral and |
stockyards will be built at Peoria by |
the s. f. 2. &P. company. Superin
tendent Wells and Chief Engineer
Drake have been investigating the cost
of the work and the bneefit to be de-
rived if the yards were built. There
are hundreds of head of cattle on pas
ture near Peoria and if stock yards
were located there it would save the
necessity of driving the cattle to Glen
dale for shipment.
Mothers whose children are troubl-
ed with bad colds, Group or whooping-
cough will do well to read what Dr.
r. E. Robey, of Olney, Mo; says on
the subject. lie writes: For years
we have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, and always keep it in the
house. 1t is regarded in our family as
a specific for all kinds of colds and
The % and 30 cent bottles
for sale by all druggists.
Mr.. Geo. NJ Sargent arrived from
Prescott last night accompanied by
his father Mr. Geo G. Sargent of
New Hampshire. This
is the first time Mr. Sargent ST. has
been west of the Missouri river. and he
marveled greatly at the difference be
tween the climate here and in the !
frigid east He is delighted with the
appearance of the country and will re-
main here a couple of days to take in
he valley sights. Mrs. Sargent, moth
er of Geo. Jr.. is also in. Arizona but
S stopping in Prescott.
Late yesterday afternoon Judge
Street passed an orskef' fixing the COM
,ensation of G. J. fall as Receiver for
he Arizona Canal Co. and as Receiver I
If the Improvement Co. at 5000 per
month including both companies. The I
;alary of l.. II. Chalmers as attorney !
or both companies was fixed at $3.50 !
,er month. Both salaries are said to
,e moderate. The court also passed +
II order giving the Maricopa Loan q :
trust Company permissionto go ahead s
With its trust sale of that portion of :
he Improvement Company's property :
on condition that the I'm :
royement Company shall be given six
months time to redeem the property.
Persons who are troubled with indi-
estion will be interested in the eX- S
erience of VIM. II. Penn, chief clerk !
n the railway mail service of Des {
Ioines, Iowa, who writes: 1T gives |
ne pleasure to testify tothe merits of |
Collie, Cholera and Di-
rrhoea Remedy. For two years 1
ave suffered from Indigestion, and l
IN subject to frequent severe attacks
f pain in the bowels and stomach. t
ne or two doses of this remedy never t
ais to give perfect relief. Price % i
nd 80 cents; sold by all druggists. a
Toltec Tribe of Red Men last night |
Installed the following officers: Pro q
het, A. A. Long; Senior Sycamore,
:. T. Powers; Junior Sycamore, w. L.
mith; First Sanip, ]. T. Curns; Sec
nd Sanip, J. w. Stuhr; Guard of Wig \
YAM, T. E. Jacot; Guard of Forest,
Ienry Wohler; First Scout, 7. L. Har-
is; Second Scout, J. A. Parks: First
Warrior James Mcnamara; Second 0
Warrior, C. e. Longstreth; Third War
ior, T. H. Beatty; Fourth Warrior,
,obert Fromm; First Brave, o. f. a
black; Second Brave, Geo. McClarty; a
bird Brave. Ed Lightner; Fourth L
'rave, Roy Bowyer; Pale Faces, Har-
V Brown and George Kramer were Il
dopted into the tribe.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Mr. X p Greeve, merchant, of Chill /
lowie, Va. ceItities that he had con- +
umption, was given up te die, sought +
IL medical treatment that money :
Ould procure, tried all cough RENE h
les he could hear of, but got no,relief a
pent many nights sittingup III 4 chair y
vas induced to try DR.. Kings New
discovery and was cured by use of n