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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-28
Real Estate Transfers.

@. E. Daniels to Lucy Thomas, lot 3.
block "a, LOrain, ,..............'''..''S l,SOO w
Sarah M. Renoard to Edgar G. Sweet,
partlot 95. LaGrange. 700 90
Eugene Waite and wife to 0rsemus
Gibson part township lot II. Am
herst township..... ...,..".'.''.'' l,OOO w
Orsemus Gibson to Eugene Waite,
east part oflot 3S, tract 9, Camden
township ...................... 1850 90
Elmer Porter and wife to Frederick
j. Marsh, part lot 20, Br0nson's ad-
dition TO Elyria. a.....,......,....'. 81 w
o. Root to Peter Meyer, lot 80, Oak
land addition to Lorain. 80 %
Jesse Park Smith to Geo. N. Coon,
north part Of Palmer farm, 55 acres,
Penneld township. 1900 90
John Maddox to Eva Robinson, lot
1S. Hengartners addition to Lo-
rain ............. ..................".. 80 90
Arthur w. Hoge and Albert Hageman
to John Barnes, lot 8, block II, Geo.
r. Bfownell's addition to Lorain. $50 90
r. O. johnson to William H. Haulk,
lott S. s. Warmers subdivision to
Wellington .......................... 1900 90
q. q. Lyon to Henry e. Perkins. lot
50. Braman's addition to Elyrla.... 1900 90
Ann Barton and Zella Vaughn to Al
fred Mills, and others. part section
e..Ridgeville township. 90
John A. Bessler to Mark Suhunie, lot
26. Esngartner's lst, addition to
LoraIn .......................@ J. i,4OO 90
Mary }. Hall 70 YIN. P. Leightou,lot
II1 .............,........... LOO 90
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-12-28
NOTICE. oE ApPolNTMENT.

Estate Of Eliza Knapp, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed ane
qualified as administrator Of the estate Oh
Eliza Knapp, late OF Wellington, Loraln
county, deceased. ,aoa
Dated this 10Th day Of December, A, D.. 1885,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
SPANISH PROVERBS.

1t is perhaps in their domestic rela-
tons that the Spaniards have most
trouble, if their proverbs give a fair
picture of their trials They have the
true eastern feeling regarding women.
prescribing seclusion for them as the
only proper state. Here are some of
their pessimistic proverbs:
beware of Il bad woman, and put
no trust in a good one"
The best women in Spain are those
whose legs are broken: i. G., who can
not 90 out
TO love and be wise is impossible"
Mad lovei I for you, you for an
other"
A boys love is like water in
sieve"
Lovers think that others have no
eyes
What woman wills. God Wills
Never advise Il man to go to the
wars or marry"
The day you marry, It's either kill
or cure"
Marry and grow tame
married an ass
Grief for i dead wife lasts to the
door"
The first wife is a broom. the sec
Ond is lady"
These sayings are indicative of the
NATIONAL character-deceit and pinch
beck gallantry. One might go on in
definitely. but the patience that would
endure the strain would need be pro
yerhial.-JOhn Northern billiard.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
THE OLIVER LEE GANG.

There never was time in the his
tory of New Mexico when some indi-
vidual or individuals did not pose in
the character of tough or bad men, and
by careers of bloOdshed and rapine
have justly earned the commanding pO-
siticns in crime that perseverance and
industry begets in that or any other
calling in life. But of all the criminals
that have passed and are passing, none
have presumed to assume the role of
dictator as to just who the peace Off
Ger should be who would receive recog-
milton ut their hands. Lee and Gill
land have taken this course with Sher-
iff Pat Garrett. They boast that they
will never surrender to or be arrested
by Garrett, but if the latter he re
moved by the governor. or is defeated
at the polls i'll the coming election,
they(the outlaw.s) may decide to assume
harmonious relationship with Mr.. Gar
rett's successor This grand stand
play of the outlaws is only for effect
and political effect at that If Sheriff
Garrett don't bring them in before
the day of election, the people of Dona
Ana county owe it to themselves, to
decency. TO good government, to re-
elect him. The law will finally do bus
mess with Messrs. Lee and Gilliland.
md not MesSrs. Lee and Gilliland with
the law. and no matter at what time
)r place the curtain is rung down on |
his drama of blood, the laws Suprem- |
ICY will be recorded-San Marcial |
Bee.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
BUSY BISBEE.
GIeanings from the Orb.

The California visitors have nearly
all returned.
r. \. Packard returned this morning
from his eastern trip looking hale and
hearty as ever.
Mrs. L. w. Howe and daughter
Louise returned today from Il two
months visit to California.
J. y. Irwin the genial proprietor of
the free coinage saloon returned this
morning from Il visit to his old home
in Texas.
+. w. Land and wife were incoming
passengers on the train today. having
spent several days at the Land ranch
near Benson since their return from
California
c. w. Henderson went down to Ben
son last evening to meet his family
who arrived from Albuquerque They
VIII make their future home in Bisbee
and are located in the Oberst house
near the opera house.
F. C. Fenner left yesterday for the
Mule mining companyS properties
on the west side of the mountain. He
took wirh him n wagon load of mining
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
AIOHAVE MATTERS.
MINER.


Mulligan & Hubbs have masons al
work repairing the foundation for their
new brick building.
Judge Redmam this week held Harry
Gray to await the action of the Grand
Jury in the sum of $1,000. NO band
mas been give as yet.
+, + 10y has bonded the Home Pas
time mine. Mineral Park. and Will soon
have hoist on the property.
Hon. David Southwick Will begin the
shipment of ore from his lead claims
III Stockton Hills in a few weeks
Asa Harris has gone out to the nei-
ghhorhood of White Hills TO arrest an
Indian known as Mapata on Il charge
of assault to murder.
The Buckeye Mining Company will
let = contract in a few days to sink the
main shaft of the Buckeye mine one
hundred feet deeper.
Charles T.. Bower has purchased
the restaurant building of F. E. Aus
lin on Front street and it has been
moved to Mr.. Bowers lot further up
the street
Joe Lynch has purchased the lunch
counter on Front street, formerly con-
Quoted by William Benin. Joe IS
hustler and is getting his share of pa
trunage.
f. Perry is about to open meat
market in blackberry. Mr.. Perry is a
ilrf~ht young business man and we
commend him to the good people of
Hack berry
r. Kinsell, of the Buckeye mine,
came in on the delayed passenger train
from Denver. Mr.. Kinsen is accom- |
panied by mining men who may con- |
clude to invest in Mohave county
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08

1t is expected that the telephone
poles will all be up this week. The
Pima office is to be in Sheriff Mar
shall's new hotel, the Thatcher office
in the postoffice, the Solomonville Of
fee in DR.. Lacy's drug store and the
Stafford office in the Stafford drug com
pany's store. There will be eight local
boxes in town, and they are all sub
scrihed Tor.
At the meeting of the Enterprise
canal stockholders. old and new. an
adjustment of old stock was made on
4 basis ef two-JhirdS value in paid up
stock in the new. We are very san
guine that the canal will be pushed 10
completion.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
Secretary and Acting Chairman
The non commissioned officers school

The non commissioned officers school
of company n. G. A. will meet to-
night and weekly hereafter.
Mrs. Conroy went to Congress on
last nights train. 1t is understood she
will teach the Congress school this
year.
As everybody on all the primary tick
cts are for DR.. Belden it looks as
though the contest today is for the
pure love of fight.
A telegram from Col. A. o. Brodie to
Mr.. II. G. Orme received this morning
bears the pleasing intelligence that Nor
man Orme continues to improve.
Rev. G.. L. Pearson formerly pastor
of the Methodist church at Prescott,
delivered the invocation at the flag
raising in Honolulu on August u.
a Chinese woman has just begun to
draw pension from the United States
as the widow of deceased marine.
We are bound somehow to get closer
10 the eastern situation.-GaIveston
News
T. L. Gray of Cottonwood returned
to the city on last nights train from
the north. Tom is just as much at
home as ever. In fact he never was
away from home no matter where he
travelled.
There should be general movement
of the citizens on both sides of the riv-
er to have the NJ. and P company con-
struct a wagon bridge alongside the
railroad bridge at Tempe. The county
could well afford TO go to considerable
expense in this matter.
The rains this summer have made an
elegant road between Phoenix and
Tempe over which it is a pleasure to
drive. The county supervisors never
did better piece of work for the coun
ty than in the graveling and grading
of that thOrOughfare.
The executive committee of the Yav-
apai county republican central commit
tee yesterday fixed the date for holding
the primaries on Sept. 18th and the
date for holding the county convention
on Sept. 18th just prior to the holding
of the Territorial convention. This will
insure full delegation from Yavapai
county in the Territorial convention.
calculator has made computation
which demonstrates that the issue of
revenue stamps for Il single day would
if on one sheet cover an area of 2S.5GO
square yards or nearly six acres. If
placed end to end in Il straight line
they would form Il strip G17 miles in
length il is estimated that one per-
son should be employed in attaching
these stamps it would require fifty-two
wears TO dispose of the issues of a
single day, the employee working ten
hours each day and attaching an av
erage of one stamp every half minute.
Elk
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
MARK HANNA CONSIDERS WAR
4 GOOD INVESTMENT.

eve will control Cuba,'' said Senat-
or Mark Hanna here tonight 1T max
es little difference now whether or not
the insurgents can maintain a stable
government In less than twenty years
the United States will practically own
the island.
1t will now require $4,000 to hold Gu
ba. but we viii get good returns for
our investment. We have spent $500
000.000 and we spent it well We have
done ourselves a good turn while en-
HANGING the cause of humanity.
Speaking of the Philippines Senator
Hanna said:
1T is evident we have Il good hold in
those islands and I am glad OF it. The
Importance of such possessions from
commercial point of view cannot be
over estimated and we are there to
stay.
Whether Cuba is coded to US or not
makes little difference. We will con
troll part Of the Philippine islands and
" care now on Il new era of prospect
ty.''-N. Y. World.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
Stafford SETTINGS.
ARIZONAN

Still no word about opening the Coal
strip. Is there an Ayers San Pedro
Niger in the wood pile?
Mrs. President Layton has returned
from Salt Lake City, where she has
been to attend the obsequies of the
late President Layton.
Ezra Maden's residence is nearing
completion. and it will be Il beautiful
house when finished.
At Il meeting of the San Jose and
Montezuma canal stockholders at Sol
omonville. they failed to incorporate.
This is to be regretted, as it would be
agreat benefit to all concerned.
All trains in the southern portion of
the territory We're delayed the past
week ON account of heavy rains If
the downfall of rain continues Hunt
ingtOn. of the Southern Pacific will
probably put on line of steamboats,
between Yuma and STEMS Pass
Harry Pelham, well and favOrably
known in the valley. and for a long
time Il conductor on the g. Y. G. & n.
railroad, is spending the summer pros
pecting in Alaska, and says that he
will not come out without a stake. All
his numerous friends here wish him
SUCCESSES
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WASH OUTS

Colonel Epes Randolph. superintend-
ert Of the Arizona and New Mexico
division of the Southern Pacific rail
road, returned yesterday from trip
of inspection over the western end of
the division. He was out as far as
Yuma
Speaking of the washouts. Mr.. Ran
dolph said that the road had been Civ
en- more than its allowance for the
month, but delays have not been seri-
Ous in view OF the circumstances Incl
dent to the sweeping out of the road
bed at so many places, some in wide
gaps. The most damaging effects OF
waShOuts was felt ait BlaisdelI and
Ochoa. on the west. while at Bowie 10
the east the greatest damage was man
ifested. During the first half of the
year the tracks have been raised at
points with the idea of keeping our
OF water and as a rule the plan WAS
eftectual However. in exposed points
is is almost out of the question to avoid
the heavy rush of waters from the
many arroyaS. 1t cost the company
many thousand dollars to repair the
breaks, but the expense was secondary
Speaking of the recent cyclone al
ella Bend, the Colonel said that about
81, 600 would cover the loss sustained
TO the company by the wreck of 5lle
roound house, pump house and in other
respects. BY Il miracle the station and
its occupants, Mr.. and Mrs. Pease.
without Il Scratch.-Star.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08

machinery which he will put up in or
der to facilitate matters This proper
ty is rapidly coming to the front and
ere long promises to be one of the most
promising in the district.
A fine example of what can be rails
ed in Arizona soil is a corn field at the
San Bernardino ranch owned by J. III.
Slaughter. A few days since several
of the stalks were measured and found
10 be nearly fourteen feet high ii being
eight feet from the ground to the first
ear of corn. The ears are full of rich
fine favored corn.
Brent Tarbell, son of C. B. TarbeI,
of Tombstone, left last night on his
way to Kansas City where he will take
l four years course in a medical col
iege. During the past year Brent has
been acting in the capacity of steward
Mt the county hospital. He has many
friends in Bisbee who wish him the
best of success in his studies.
The Nogales railroad people are in
deed in hard luck. a few days since
five bridges We're washed away on the
Sonoita, these were partially rebuilt
when several hundred yards of track
was washed out. Trains were run to
the washout and transfers made On
Wednesday night the engine on the
Benson end of the washout tipped over
and went into a ditch. As there is no
wrecking train on this side of Nogales
the whole line is tied up. The express
matter for tombstone is brought I'D on
the Bisbee train but the mail is kept at
Benson as there is no mail clerk to Cd
en- the pouches and distribute the mail
There are quite a number of passen-
gers held at Benson on account of the
waShout. 1t is thought it will be sew
eral days vet before the track can be
repaired and the wreck cleared up.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
Thousands are Trying IT.

Ia order to prove the great merit of
EIy's Cream Balm the most elIeci i've cure
for Catarrh aud Cold in Heal, we have pre-
pared a generous trial size for 10 cents.
Get it OF your druggist or send 10 cents TO
ELY BROS, IS Warren st, \. Y. City
Isuffered from ~ III OF tho worst kind
ever since "A no. ..-i j never hoped 70
cure. bat Ely ,-ca,1 Balm seems to d.
even that II ny ac.Iuaintances lave use"
it with excellent results.-Oscar Ostruin.
As Warren A5o., Chicago, Ill.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledge
cure for catarrh and contains no cocaire,
mercury nor any injurious drug. Price,
se eenta, At druggists ey by mail
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
Ed,o D:Es. are the cniy pills TO take
AIOO- > IIio with HocG's Sar5aI2

The Board of Managers of the Ari-
iona Baptist Young Peoples Union,
will meet in this city next Sunday af-
| ternOon to plan for the winters work
among the Arizona Baptist young peo-
pie. The meeting Will be held at the
home of the Secretary. Mrs \. B.
Buckley, 525 North Third avenue.
Mr. VIM. Taplin Il former resident of
Phoenix and who was also interested
in some mining property in the Win
nifred district died at his residence
i'll East Greenwich, Rhode Island on
the 18th of August. He was consider
ably advanced in years and his death
was not unlocked for for some time
Mr. VIM G. Burns the newly appoint
ed section director of the weather bu-
reau for Arizona has issued a circular
10 volunteer observers and others CO.
operating with the bureau officially
announcing his taking charge of this
section, thanking them for the interest
displayed in the work of the depart
ment in the past and soliciting con-
tinuance of their valuable help in the
gathering of data relative to climate
and crops.
1t is rumOred that 1000 freight cars
for the Santa Fe system are to be
built at the car shops in this city and
that 200 men from the San Bernardino
and Topeka shops are TO be sent here
for that purpose. While the statement
comes from reasonably reliable sources !
it cannot be officially confirmed on ac-
count of the absence of G. w. Smith, !
the superintendent of machinery in Cal !
ifornia-- Citizen
a most happy wedding occurred last
evening at the residence Of E. W. Pot
ter. No. 227 East Van Buren, street.
The contracting parties were Bessie
Mccoy, a sister of Mrs. Potter who
came here from Kingman about three
months ago and Mr.. Clarence Spelman
who also came here from Kingman
about two months ago. Rev. Dr. Hal
sey pronounced the words that united
heir fortunes, the ceremony taking
place at six o'clock. Mr.. Spelman is
trusted empIOye of Mr.. J. w Doris
he grocer and has made many friends
Turing his short residence here. The
)ride is Il most estima BILE lady and the
rappy couple are receiving the congrat
llations of many friends. The wedd-
NJ was Il quiet affair only the family
f Mr.. Potter being present. They will
i've in portion of the house now Oc-
upied by the brides sister.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT.
". b. Casey Again in Trouble
Fight that may End Seriously.


Policeman Kay and Charles Balls
who is in charge of the city sprinkling
carts went out to the Anderson ranch
yesterday afternoon, three miles north
on the Black canyon road. Mrs. Ander
son who lives there is a mOther-in-law
of Mr. Balls and has in her employ
Mr. w. 3. Casey who is we'll known in
town.
The family was engaged in their ev-
ening meal when the little grand
daughter of Mrs. Anderson made
known her desire to take a horseback
ride. Her grandmother saying she
would get 4 horse for her stepped out
into the yard A moment or two later
the men in the house heard an angry
voice and running out heard Casey
cursing the old lady and her ''town
visitors saying he did not propose to
asked him to get horse for the little
girl. Mr.. Balls entered into the con-
versation in defense of his mother-in
law when Casey opened his heavy bat
teries ON him.
He attacked Balls with a pitchfork
handle striking him over the head and
beating him into insensibility. As Ba-
lis fell his leg was also broken below
the knee. Mr. Kay and Mrs. Anderson
took Balls in the house and attended
to his wounds.
This morning Mr. Kay appeared in
Justice JOhnstone's court and swore
out warrant for Mr.. Casey charging
him with assault with intent to kill
and sheriff Orme was given the war
rant to serve
Mr. Casey was arraigned this after
noon and gave bonds in the sum of
5000. His trial Will take place on
Wednesday.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
DISCOVERED BY a WOMAN.

Another great discovery has been
made and that too by Il lady in this
country. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she
withstood its seVerest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months size coughed necessarily and
could not sleep. She finally discovered
way to recovery by purchasing of us
& bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. and was so much re
lieved on taking the first dose that she
slept all night and with two bottles
has absolutely cured herself. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz" Thus
writes W. c. Hannick ana Co. of
Shelby, y. G. Trial bottles free at the
Phoenix Drug Co. Regular size 30
cents and 81. every bottle guaran-
eeed,
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08
YELLOW JAUNDICE CURED.

Suffering humanity should be suppIi-
ed with every means for its relief 1t
is with pleasure we publish the follow
ing: @-This is to certify that 1 was a
terrible sufferer from yellow jaundice
for over six months, and was treated
by some of the best physicians in our
city and all to no avail Dr. Bell, our
druggist, recommended Electric Bit
1ers; and after taking two bottles, l
was entirely cured. 1 now take great
pleasure in recommending them to any
person suffering from this terrible NAL
ady. I am gratefully yours, NJ. A.
Hogarty, Lexington, KY" Sold by
Phoenix Drug Co.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08

With peace come promise of unusual
activity in mining. Competition in
other forms of business makes possible
only slight interest if any, on the
ShreWdest investments, the absence of
ruinous competition and the unrivaled
opportunity for cooperation must
make mining a flvOrite form of invest
ment Mining was the pioneer in
dustry throughout this region from the
Rockies to the Pacific; it continues pre-
eminent: it transcendS all others in its
understandable wealth and supplies
solid, indestructable wealth, and upon
its success rises or falls all other pur-
suits 1t has been noted that the miner
is not competitor; a new farm or a
new factory or a new store means more
competition; a new mine means more
consumers, more customers for all
other industries without competition
with any, and the miner is a good Gus
toner; he eXcels in the number of de
pendent industries he keeps in opera
ton. Each miner affords employment
for ten additional men-the merchant,
the machinist, the manufacturer, the
farmer, the stockraiser, the dairyman,
smelters. mills, railroads, suppliers of
every kind get generous supply of the
wealth he produces He creates the
best cash market, consuming the pro-
ducts of others without competing in
their production.-M. & s. Press.