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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
A Democrats Conviction.
New York, October 4, 1893.
Col. Alex. o. Brodie, Halifax

Col Brodie
Ny nomination for
Arizona would
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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
A CLEVER TRICK

It certainly looks like it. but Their.
ally is no trick about it. Anybod,
an try it who has lame back an,
reak kidneys. malaria or nervou.
~ouhles- We mean he can cure him
IF right away by liking EIectri
;itters. This medicine tones IN tn.
hole system. acts as a stimulant t.
he liver and kidneys. is Il blood p1lrf
CT and nerve tonic. 1t cures c0nSti
alton. headache. fainting spells
lppplessnesS and melancholy. 1t i
'urely vegetable. a mild laxative and
pstores the system to it's natural Wig
r Try Electric Bitters and be ron
iIiced fhat they are Il miracle worker
every bottle guaranteed Only -
ents a bottle at The Phoenix Drug
Goa
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
WILCOX WISDOM.
Cattle and Mines and Rougnt Riders
Grange News.)

Orange News.)
Mr. A. Stewart. of the firm nf Gil
man Eros & Stewart. has resiened lis
position with TIE S. P company in Gil
iforn;a and VIII hereafter be identified
with the management OF his firms eX-
tensive cattle interests north of VIII
cox. Mr.. Stewart is already favorably
known to many of our stocEmen.
]. L. Powell the well-known bee4
buyer of Southern California. has beeu
Il; town for the past week. awaiting re
c0very from injuries received in a run
away accident which occurred Will,
he and z. 3. Moore We're return-n
from Ruclzer. He expects to make 4
shipme nj of fat cattle to San Diego il
the near future.
CAPTAIN w H. Mc\ittrick after
witnessing the shipment of his steer
Sunday. took the lai.e train for Bakers
field California. where he owns an ex-
tensive stock farm. Captain McKit
trick received $50 Fer head for hi,
yearings. The best figure realized OF
any contract made since the outbreal
of the war. The Captains Arizona
friends are always glad to see MIN
AIessrs. Flower and A1oslier. presi
dent and secretary of the SpenazuIn;
-1I4ilIL1 COlH45dl we've Dsi~~Si4A--S > VI
the s9ql-hbound train Wednesday &c
Black Rock and made an examination
of the workings of the camp at tina
Face. They expressed themselves as
bighIy satisfied with the work so far
and win push the development work
in a vigorous manner The mill will
be erected at once and Spennzuma is
destined to become a permanent camp
Ben Slaughter, a returned Rough
Rider, has been in town for a shori
time AR Slaughter Went from her
as a packer and enlisted with thu
Rough Riders at Tampa. He was il
ali the battles before Santiago and h1C
the especial satisfaction of shooting :
Spanish sharpehoater from a tree dur
ing one Of the fights. Owing to his eX
cellent craftsmanship he was a valu-
able soldier, but he modestly refrain.
from talking of his various exploits
He had the fever and was Obliged t
stop a week at San Antonio and again
at FL Pa.So while en- route home. He
now believes that he has shaken of
the nlalddy for good. Mr. Slaughter
denies the report that the Rough Rid
ers were ambushed at La Quasima
The CUbans had a fight there with the
Spanish forces the night before and
the Americans were looking for trou-
bic when the battle began.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t is certainly gratifying to the pub
ic to know of one concern in the land
Who are lot afraid 10 be generous 10
he needy and suffering The proprie-
nrs of DR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption Cought and Colds have
.iven away over 10.00n.00n trial hot
les OF This great medicine and have
he satisfaction of knowing it has alb
~olutely cured thousands of hopeless
,.aSes Asthma. bronchitis. hoarSe-
ness and all diseases of the throat,
hest and lungs are surely cured by IT,
Call at the Phoenix drug Co. and gel
Il trial bottle free Regular size SOC
and 81
vary bottle guaranteed. or price re
funded.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
STAFFORD SETTINGS.
News Notes From the Upper ella Val
Valley.
(ArizOnianl


DR. Green has the building fever and
: r77nning around with his hands full
of nencils and his head full of plars
We regret to announce that Walt
! Williams is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever. AMI that his brother. who was
supposed TO be convalesPnt has suffer
ed a relanse and is quite sick
\ surprise party was given at the
French residence last Friday evening
10 celebrate the return of the Rough
Riders. which was largely attended by
the citizens of Stafford and an enjoy
able time snent. Owing to the haste
in geta;ng up the party and to the fact
that several different people were de-
lrgated to invite guests some were
FORGOTTEN. This is regretted by all who
had to do with it. and we are assured
that there was no intention of slighl.-
ilrg anybody.
Charley Wild got message on q
facing slip Tuesday which read as fol
lows: Poor KelIog was killed in 4
wreck Yesterday" The details we got
from Wild were as follows: No. 20
which runs between Los Angeles and
Ell Paso. ran into Il sand storm inst
VI est Of Yuma. the sand was drifting
50 bad that the engineer could not see
a rod ahead. and the engine struck ::
drift and turned entirely over A wa /
ter tank which was on behind tele- |
scoped the mail car. killing Mr.. KeI-
log. who was close personal friend
Of Mr.. Wild
Archie Tuttle returned last Friday |
from his evemtful 113 days of soldier
ing in Cuba. looking but little worse
fot the experience. AS far as we can .
learn the original sixteen are locate.
as follows: French. futile and Asay
are AT home: Frank Van Siclin in hos
pital in Long Island: ~ D. Webb il
hospital in New York: Geo. McCartel
working in government printing Of
ice in Washington D. c.; R. S. Pattel
son. visiting at his home in Pennsyl
ania; w Starks. visiting in the east
Geo Bugbee is at Arizola. While hi:
brother is visiting in Kansas City.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
COLONEL BRODIE AT TEMPE.
An Enthusiastic Meeting of Every
body.
J. T. PRIEST,
Chairman.

Tempe Special to the HERALD:
Tempe was full of Republicans anf
Democrats this afternoon. all anXiou,
to see and hear that gallant soldier
and good citizen. Colonel A. o. Bro
die. and they were not disappointed
for most of them had the pleasure
shaking the hand of the man who Wi
represent them in the next Congress
Colonel Brodie was in good condition
considering the fact that his wounded
arm has given him much pain recent
ly at night. and he has been much eX-
posed to the cold, night air. The
warm atmosphere of the valley was
oday welcomed by Colonel Brodie. and
those who accompa MED him from the
north. and all were cheerful and highly
delighted.
The meeting was convened promptly
al The hour appointed.
Colonel Bl-odie was introduced. which
really was scarcely necessary. and
spoke in his chara ctcIfSt.c. manly way.
winning the admiration of everybody
by his plai1nesS. freedom from bluster
and his plain, honest statements of his.
position or the questions of the day
10 the effect that his ideas had moi
changed on the matter of finances
hut that he recognized the fact that
Statehood for the moment the para
mount question for Arizona to de
'ermine now while she has a chance to
crown her long-deferred hope with the
iull admission.
He was accompanied on the rostrunf
~ Judge c. Right. an eloquent, logi-
j-al speaker from Tucson. Also, by
Hon. Cbas. r. Drake, chairman of the
Republican Territorial Committee; by
Hon Clark. of Flagstaff. and others
The meeting was the best-attended
and most successful ever held in
Tempe and Colonel Bro1ie has left an
impression not as a politician but as a
solid citizen of the Territory, who viii
represent the whole people if elected
and he will be elected.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27

JEROME Jorr1NGs.
News of Activity in the Lively Cope
Camp.

Reporter)
\ patent has been granted to Joel
Brown and John Brown, of Jeron
Junction. for a truck.
w A. Clark has been granted
United States patent for the Re
Jacket mine Verde mining district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dillon leave til
fore part of next week for London
| England. where the former goes o
business connected with the Jerom
| Copper company They will be absen
about six weeks.
Con O'Keefe has let the contract TO
he erection of three-story buiidin:
on the site of his old store. Thi.
shows the enterprising spirit that MI
O Keefe is made of. He is putting NJ
structure Of which Jerome need no
be ashamed.
Dave Connor has begun laying t.
Foundation of Hotel Conner. The si,.'
of the building will be 4Ox11S. Ta'
structure viii be of brick and tN'
stories high. The upper story will IL
used as a hotel and the lower fioUl
will be divided into store rooms.
James Edwards. aged about twenty
seven years, died at the home of JacF
NWster on Friday night. October .
1898. after an illness of three week:
with typhoid fever. Jimmy" as be
was famil;arly known. resided here
for a number of years and numbered
his friends by the acGuafntances h
made. During his last Illness he had
every possible attention. but the feve;
had too strong a hold on him before
lie could be induced to keep to hi
room Interment will probably he q
Prescott.
Fitzpatrick & Goddard. the Los Au-
geles contractors. inform us that the
prospects are bright for the construc |
ion of a row of concrete busins s.
louscs, from the lot where the Jerome
lotel si0Cd to the corner next to the
9rand View lot. This will include the
Jerome hotel Blfsley & Tar-'s ole
i.and. Merrill Brothers. Sturmer's old
,tand. Jeroln Meat Market, and the
lite of the New York store. This VIII
make a first-c,ass business block ana
ne that Jerome should be proud of.
Thomas Harris, employed on one Ut
he cranes in the smelter. met Win
ute a serious accident Tuesday after
Don II pouring some hot metal from
ne of the converters 1T struck in a
reen ladte. and as a result an eXpl0S-
N followed and the most of the metal
emit up and set fire to the crane. burn
II Mr. Harris severely. To save HIM
Elf he had to jump from the crane to
le ground distance of twenty-five
ct, dis.ocat:ng both ankles and other
tse brushing him up.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
TERRITORIAL
P1THY POINTS FROM PRESCOTT
Doings of the Clans in the Yavapai
Hills
(Courier)

(COurier)
The board of supervisors has deci(
) eG not to put the names of county as
SCISSORS on ballots.
D. C. Tholne is in from his Santa Nj
ria mine. where he has struck a fin
body of gold ore.
The will of the late DR.. butcher wa
! approved and admitted to probat e yes
terday. and Mrs. Ida Butcher appoinf
! ed eXecutTix of the will
The body of the late J ames Edward
was brought in from Jerome last even
ing Funeral will rake Place from the
| Catholic church at a. IN. today.
Mike Hickey yesterday received SIS
from the miners of Lynx creek for the
Captain O'Neill volunteer monument
fund. and turned the money over to
Father OUetu. the treasurer of the in
corporation having the monument
move in charge.
Captain Frank Frantz and P. ]. Sui
Ivan. Pouch Riders, returned to
Prescott Saturday.
Journal-AIiner)
Harry Camrbeu has returned from
his visit to Washington. His mother
nj $ Ter will remain there for some
tllle yer.
Sister Gertru7 e, form rlv of Prise tt.
lied very suddenly at e. Paso yester-
day morning. She will be remember
ed here in connection with the con-
struction of the Sisters hospital as she
svars very LARGELY instrumental in Sc
cJ7ring the building of this institution
Mrs II. P Anewalt and Mrs. circuit
rave an elegant reception at the for
~ner's residence on Thursday after
noon. The cosy little residence was
very dairI lily and pre.tily DECORATED
with flowers and evergreens for the
occasion. Ele"ant refreshments were
served during the afternoon the host
IL heinz assisted in serving them by
he fCTOwing voTng ladies': Miss An
n DAVIS. Hattie Oliver. Violet HAITI
Julia Gregory. Helen Wells. Inez Raj
Re. Cordelia Gaines. Maud Scarbor-
ugh, Irene Martin
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
Office of the Board of Supervisor

| Office of the Board of Supervisors
Maricopa county. Oct 18th 1898.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
| rent. president 7. T. Priest chairman
]. r. Norton, and JOS Monihon, mem
hers and Lee Gray clerk.
The minntes of the meeting of Oct
| 3rd and 4th were read and upon mo
ion approved
The Democratic and Republican
| HOminees for the various county and
"recinct offices for 1898 were recorded
| ard 1non motion ordered filed
| In the matter of the contest of G.
II. Harden VS.. B. X Kerr, over tbs,
rightful possession of the w u of n. e
4 section SO. 3 W. ? e. The Board
after hearing the sworn testimony of
q H. Harden, B. X Kerr d L
Sturges. w w Jones. e't al. and after
due consideration ordered that the
lease issued to B. X. Kerr for said
land. was valid lease and ordered
that the same be found and so re-
corded
UTOn morton the Board allowed Mrs
Jones INDECENT SIS 90 for month of Oct.
upon the application of P. Gordon.
The Board upon motion took a recess
until 1 p. m. AT l p. m. the Board re
convened all members and the clerk
present.
The following claims were audited
and upon motion allowed:
1858 R ]. List. trans 1ortation in
digent to county hospital
Glendale. ....-S 800
1854 Il. ]. List. constable fees
Glendale precinct, third Il
1898 D Ia |
1863 H. L. Whipple, supplies to
indigents. Tempe. :. =. 5000 |
1856 p Gordon. allowance Mrs.
Jones' INDECENT. . >. =. 500
1857 f. w Sheridan. registration
voters (assng) -. :. 80. 1850
1GSS Geo. E. Sisney, part pay
ment on county poor farm
building contract :. 49,. 10000
1850 Mrs. J. c. Wright. monthly
allowance care of Frank
ElmOre Indecent. =. :. :. 500
600 J. w. Coreghran, four and
one-half months allowance
Irvine Pearce. INDECENT =. 54.00
G91 P Minor ice, district at
torney's office. two months 500
692 Jos I. Bircheltt, registration
of voters :. ..--.. 2.40
G93 Chas Soangler. monthly al
lowance INDECENT =. :. :. 1900
G94 James McNulty, supplies to
indieents :. ... 1000
Cos Pioneer Truck and Transfer
Company. freight charges,
etc. for court house. -. 10
coo c. B. Ming. road vouchers.
(assngl road district No. ,. 160.S0
697 Hiram Eldred. labor (assng)
road district No. .. ...-.- 13 30
The Board unon motion adjourned
0 meet October IS, 1898.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
Office.
R1CKLEN.s ARNICA sALvE.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
'ruiSes. sores. ulcers. salt rheum.
ever sores. letter. chapped hands.
hilhlains. corns. and all skin erup-
ions. and positively cures piles or no
'ay required. 1t is guaranteed to
i've perfect satisfaction or money re-
unded Price % cents per box. For
ale by The Phoenix Drug Cos, and
T. P. Chuht's drug stores.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
so-called trained soldiers.

so-called trained soldiers
But l want to say that there is no
country like our own and a man wh<
is not proud to own his allegiance to
the stars and stripes is an ignoramou,
and has no conception of the relative
greatness of nations. 1 am very glad
myself to get home.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
DISTRICT COURT.

In the District court today the case
of E. s. Wakelin VS.. ]. D. NIonihon
was tried and continued for argument.
Sase of Abrams. assignee. vs. Daggs,
ct al, was continued till tomorrow.
Case of Vance vs. Jaeger was dis
missed.
Case of Potter VS.. Jaeger was con-
tinued for the term.
Case of Ybarra VS.. Freeman was dis
missed.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
Office of the Board of Supervisors,

(u4Co VI tue bOdIu OF SuJSI lSbIS-
Maricopa County. Oct. IS, 1898.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment Present J. T. Priest. chairman
]. R. Norton and Jos. Monihon, mem
bers. and Lee Gray. clerk.
The minutes of the meeting of Dc
tober 18th were read and upon motion
approved.
Upon motion the Board allowed
IHlornntine Risento, INDECENT $500 for
Month of October.
The Board upon motion of ]. r. Nor
ton. seconded by Jos Monihon. and by
vcte of full Board. instructed the clerk
to order the election supplies and
printing from H. H. Mcneil Company
The contract for the care of the
County poor farm, for three years
from the 1st day of November. 1898.
was signed by the Board and Dr. Fl.
4. Hughes and bond in the sum of So
eco was ordered fled
The Board then adjourned TO visit
The county poor farm for the purpose
OF inspecting the construction of the
buildings thereupon.
Upon motion the Board adjourned to
meet October a, 1898.
LEE GRAY,
Clerk
J. T. PRIEST,
Chairman.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27

Read today's news today In the
HERALD.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27

No. 49,. -. ......
1850 Henry Mitchell, reg
of voters. 80. a. 80 80
The Board upon motion adjourned
to meet Oct 10Th $685.
]. I. Priest, Chairman.
Lee Gray, Clerk.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
he guests of the Orndorff. is

II scents hardware firm. but VINO
Ds11.erly travelled for the Colts Arms
Co. Mr. Benton is a noted pistol shot
and few years ago went to Germany
as a member of a pistol team. He is
also 4 fine shot with the shot gun. but
is not allowed to compete in matches
because in shooting he does not put
the gun to his shoulder. Mr.. Benton
has tiny pistol for a watchcharn.
which he leads with cartridges and
fires 1t is decided novelty
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27

@2YsS Oakes last nighf received a
DRatch asking him TO arrest a young
Ia by the name of Roy Aldrich. who
supposed to he a passenger on the
kOming train from the west He
wanted for larceny, and was ar
ed about 3 p. m. An officer is ex-
I'd from Maricopa tonight to take
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-07-28
Captain William j. Ryan.
A Deserved Comp. p.in.ant to
q Gallant SOl0.ec.
A Popular Appointment,
of q Good Man.

On last Tuesday ex-Sheriff. "Bill"
Ryan was appointed Captain of
Commissary, with rank OF Cavalery
Captain and pay of $3.50. 90 a month.
The appointment is credited to Gen.
Grosveuor. who in this act has the
hearty endorsement OF all the old
soldiers, and all the citizens, Demo
Gratis and Republicans alike. Cap.
Ryan is aman we'll qualified for the
place. He is honest, intelligent,
careful in dischage of duty and ac-
combating and genial in his reIa-
tions private and official, and in all
pisces, and at all times, a gentlemen.
Captain Ryan's commission bears
date of July 25th. He will leavs for
Headquarters next week, taking
with him the hearty good wishes Of
every body who knows him.
Cap. Ryan, we congratulate you,
and saluteyOu.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-07-28

Mrs. Phil Rochester gave very
pleasant Musical at her home or
Saturday evening. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. win Jennings
Columbus: Mrs. r. G. Sanderson
St. Augustine Fla: Mr.. and Mrs.
e. d. Norris and daughter of Ath-
ems and Prof. Chas. Adams of Mari
eta o.
DIR Ernest Ranch, son of Mr.
John E. Rauch of our city, and who
recently graduated from the Colum.
bus Medical college, with the highest
honors of his class. left yesterday
morning for Rock Springs in western
Wyoming, to accept an appointment
as Assistant Physician, in the State
Hospital located in that city. DIR.
Rauch is one of Logan's NEST prom
ising young men. The position was
given him, not only because of his
excellent professional attainments
but because Of his moral worth as a
gentleman. DR.. Earnest has our
hearty good wishes for success in his
far away western home, and while
we regret to lose from our society a
young man of his exemplary charater,
we congratulate him on his appoint
ment and hope he will have in his
new location as manv warm friends to
give him welcome, as he leaves be-
hind him in the old home regretting
his departure.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-07-28
Aeeepted for Hospital Service

The company of young men, 42 in
number, who were applicants for en-
listment IN the Hospital Service went
to Athens for examination on last
Monday. The following young men
passed, and were sworn in the United
State service for three years or dur.
ing the war, and left the same even
ing for Camp Alger, near Washing
ton, where they will be classed, in
structed and dispatch ed to posts as
the services demands.
Tie names are:
Harry Rose, Lewis Gage, Bern
ard Davenport, Samuel Brooke: VIM.
Lytle Edward Oliver, Ernnie Butln,
Hayes Flnnsy, Edward Collins, VIM.
Cook, Bert Fisher, H. J. Jadwin,
Merl Burberry, Lester Nutter, Fred
James, Fred Groves.
The boys who failed to pass, had ls,s
some physical infrmity, which the
examiner thought might prove dis
qualifying, when put to actual ser
vice.
A young man mar. may walk four miles
an hour, but his weight might be too
heavy to enable him to walk 40 miles
inten hours. Weak joints; light bones
distended veins, weak eyes, defective
hearing, smell and taste, and general
character and habits are points con-
sldered by the government officer
who dues not require to make long
examination to come to conclusion.
The young men who have gone in
to the service.have the good wishes Of
all our Logan people for a service in
safety and an early return
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-07-28
Judge Harmon on the Imperial
Tendency.

At the late National Bar Meeting,
Judge Harmon, president, and one
of the ablest men in the country, and
a Democrat, makes these pertinent
inquiries. He asked:
"But what are We to do with the
countries we take? 1t when our flag
is carried in battle it must remain as
an emblem of permanent authority,
victory will become more perilous
than defeat. There is no dishonor in
bringing home cur victorious banners
as we did from the walls of Mexico.
There is dishonor, and danger too,
in pulling down the landmarks
Of the Union. No obliga-
ton, legal or moral, prevents our
leaving such countries as we find them
or giving their people control of
their own affairs IS we think best.
Desire only, not duty, suggests the
assumption of authority over them.
If we must provide fuel for our ships
we want coalbins, not provinces or
colonies. We can hold them as
property. We need not broaden
them into domain. If they must be
fortified and guarded so we may fight
our way to and from them, let us
keep them, as England does Gibral-
tar. She does not have to rule Spain
If we must have purely National
property abroad, We can at least keep
our politics at home, where we can
have close eye on it"
This is the thought Of Democrat
and patriot.
The Cincrnnati Commercial Trib-
une, lea'ling Republicap newspaper
of OHIO, commenting upon Judge
Harmon's address, says:
"Judge Harmon's opposition to the
new American idea is based on con-
stitutional grounds. Others before
argued, and others to follow will ar
que from the same base, but they will
have no weight with the great mass
Of Americans. In times past. when
new conditions arose, the constitution
was amended to meet the case; until
now there are fifteen amendments,
and more contemplated. In short,
the constitution Is no longer sacred
shibboleth."
The constitution no longer sacred
to the new American idea." If this
is not treason, what is it?"