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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06

tisln. He has been unable to stand
on his feet since the attack but is pa
tiently bearing his sufferings.
Keith Preston met with q serious
and painful accident yesterday in
having a horse fall ON him, breaking
his collarbone. His many friends re-
gret his misfortune and hope for an
early recovery.
Mr.. G. J. Medium, alias West, alias
Smith stands a very good chance of
having an enforced change of climate
and becoming ward of the
government at Yuma. The man of
many aliases was arrested yesterday
for robbery. ne having nearly depleted
the store of W. D. Monmonier of goods
which were stored there 1t is evident
that Medium was at his job for two
or three days having effected an en-
trance through the back door of the
store, which he opened by first re-
moving a pane of glass. He had re-
nOved about q wagon-load of goods
which he Gagged in an empty building
when captured. He had sold several
articles in the shape of pocket books
and perfumes about town but these
were recovered. The store was ran
saked and when he had taken what he
wanted the remainder was left strewn
about the floor. Medium will be |
given hearing before Justice Duncan |
this afternoon. The prisoner is an |
arrival from Bisbee and has been in |
the hospital. He was discharged re- |
Gently and IS now in jail
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06

| W. Brandon the genial clothing clerl
| in the Copper Queen store returned
| yesterday from a two weeks visit tt
| the City of Mexico.
| c. A Overlook is soon to commence
| extensive improvements on his building
| in Brewery gulch. The structure will
| be raised about four feet and new oy
en- and bakery erected in the rear.
o. B. Hardy the Nogales mining man
and who has the Loudon properties in
the WheitstOnes under bond was an ar
rival on the train this morning and left
shortly after for northern Sonora
where he goes to examine some copper
properties.
Alex Eier, one of the rough riders
who returned yesterday was taken ser
iously i'll last evening with fever and
will be taken to the company hospital
where he will remain until the fever is
entirely broken. He has been suffering
with fever since th 18th of July and
has never before been willing to give
up and go to the hospital.
A party Of fifteen besides the rough
riders Kier, Webb and Foster were cor
daily invited to a dinner given at the
Bessemer grill room last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. CROSBY. The banquet
with 4 profuSion of bunting and flags
while in the center of the table was a
arge floral stand from which vines en-
5ermingled with clusters C. bright col
1red grapes hung down in artistic ways
At each plate was placed a boquet of
tube roses while the sideboards were |
covered with ferns and flowers The |
menu was elaborate and was heartily |
enjoyed by those present. Kier being |
taken i'll during the early part of the |
evening cast a gloom over all, and as
the toast customary on
such occasions We're omitted. To Mr..
md Mrs. CROSBY the rough riders and
he other guests are truly grateful for
heir excellent service who show true
leartiness in the manner in which they
nave treated the returned heroes.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
YOUNG REPUBLICANS.

The Young mems Republican club
held a meeting Monday night and ar
ranged for the organization of Re
publican club in the Fowler District
1t was aslo the occasion of their
semi-annual election of officers which
resulted as follows:
President w S. Laughlin; first vice
president Thomas J. Prescott; second
vice-president L. W. Potter; secre-
tary. Robert D. Walton; treasurer, ].
W. Bolton.
General Passenger Agent Byrne, of
the Santa Fe lines in Southern Cali
fornia, announces that the first
steamer to leave San Diego, of the new
line from that port to China, and ia
pan, will sail about October 18th.
Now that this line is assured the next
step for San Diego is to push the COM
nletion of a railroad to the fertile val
1eys of southern Arizona The San
Diego and Eastern already penetrates
twenty-seven miles to the eastward of
San Diego and this road can easily be
pushed through the Julian pass and
on across the desert to Yuma Then
skirtfng the north side of the ella river
if would run though all the rich agri-
cultural land of the lower ella, tap
the rich Salt River valley and on to
the eastward traverse all the upper
ella valley. Besides opening up an
immensely rich agricultural country
Such a road would not have to de-
one of the richest mineral sections in
the United States. Rich gold mines,
enormous copper properties. and the
extensive coal fields of the San Carlos.
SuSuch a road would not have to de
velop its trade 1t would find large
local traffic already awaiting it and
this traffic would have an enormous
growth from the day the railroad
would tap the country. Every railroad
man knows that it is the local traffic
which makes railroads successful.
There is no profit in through business
Place the possibilities of this road in
the proper light and it is bound to be
taken up by experienced railroad men
1t behooves San Diego TO show some
of the enterprise and push of the old
boom days and if she will do this that
much desired road to the east wifi be
built. Phoenix, and in fact all Ari-
iona, stands ready to help in every
way. but naturally San Diego is looked
TO to take the lead in an enterprise that
involves so much for the future of
that civ
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
Stafford SETTINGS.
A little Wheat Garnered from the
Arizonian columns

A trainload of coke went through
TO Globe last Thursday, the first for
some time.
Ed. Heyl has been promoted to a
conductorShip on the G. V, G. & n. He
will make the run from Bowie to Rice
and return on alternate days. Ed is a
good boy and a good railroad man, and
the promotion is deserved.
1t is with great regret that we hear
of the serious Illness of W. W. Dam
ron, of Thatcher. Drs. Lacy and
Green are in attendance on him, and
he has our wishes for his speedy re-
covery.
There has been a change of time on
the G. V, G. & n. The morning
train goes down at 10 a. m and the
evening train goes 70 Bowie at $50 D.
M. \ train now runs from Geronimo,
TO Rice, Il station ON the reservation,
which has great future before it, as,
# it is made q supply station for Fort
Apache it will bring that post sixty
miles nearer to the railroad. Lieut..
Rice, who has gone to Washington,
VIII present this to the department
This. if it becomes a fact, will be still
another demand for the products of
the valley.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
TOMBSTONE TAILINGS.
PROSPECTOR

The discovery of new gold and cop
ner prospects in this region of the ter
ritory continues una bated. Some very
promising prospects are now being de-
veloped.
Joe Donnelly and Miss Mae Camel
were Joined in wedlock last evening,
Probate Judge Bradley officiating.
The groom is the popular foreman at
the Laudon- Gallen mines and the bride
is an estimahle young lady who recent
ly arrived here from Nevada. The hap
by couple are receiving hearty con-
gratula tons. and the ProSpector joins
in best wishes.
From the Copper King mines at Bar
ret't, near South pass, comes the report
that the company intended starting up
their Smelter in a few days and begin
turning out copper bullion. The great
obstacle, that of securing sufficient wa
ter to guarantee a constant run hav-
ing been Surmounted for in the three
wells which were sunk the officials as
sert enough flow of water has been Sc
cured to warrant the starting of the
furnaces and begin converting their
ore into money of the realm. The com
pany have been doing considerable pre-
liminary work and have everything in
shape for business. AT the mine de-
velopment continues and the ore shutes
and bins filled with ore ready to be
handled by the smelter. Many i'm
prOvementS have been introduced to
Facilitate mining and handling of ore
and systematic working is manifest.
1t is understood also that the company
mines at Solomon Springs are devel-
Oping better than expected and ore
from that property will be shipped to
the company smelter at Barrett for re
duction.
District Attorney English is still
confined to his bed with the rheuma-
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
WILCOX ITEMS.
Activity Noted in the Range Country
Range News.

Range News
Geo. L. Bugbee the gallant Rough r
der has returned from A1onuauk Poin
and spent Friday in Wilcox.
There is much complaint from stool
| men of the manning and killing of CA
tie on valley ranges. Something ought
to be done to check this growing evil
E. A. Jones returned Sunday morn
ing from Tucson where he established
his family in quarters for the ensuing
year. Claude and Myrtle are attend
ing school.
1t is stated that Stein & Boericke
who purchased the WolfraRl claims at
Russellville contemplate the erection
of a concentrating plant at that place.
This will make a brisk camp at that
point and viii bring additional bust
ness TO Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Moore and Mr. P.
L. Smith came down from Russellv.lle
Yesterday and have been congratulate
on all sides upon their recent good for
me in selling their wolfram claims at
a good figure. Otto says he may en-
bark in the cattle business.
B. T. Halderman of RuSSellville was
here today in quest of laborerS to col
lect for shipment a quantity of VOL
fran from the claims recently purchas
ed by +. e. Canda of New York Mr..
Canda is expected to visit his property
in October.
Mr.. Chas. Noble of Dos Cabezas left
last night for Yuma where he will &C
cept position as guard.
G. W. Bibbens, the mining man was
in town today. He is overhauling the
Dos CabeZas quartz mill preparatory
to working ore from the Climax mine
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
JEROME JoTTINGs.
The Little Town Springing Into Life
Again.
(Yavapai Reporter.)


y man was arrested for s<ealing o.
Monday. and in the absence of a jai
Officer Burke handcuffed him to
post for several hours.
NJ. S. Ashmore, the undertaken, WIKI
was killed in the fire, belonged to tn,
Masonic order, also the A. o. q. w
His wife resides at San Jose.
The majority of the members of the
Salvation Army have left Jerome Oh
Stroyed by fire. They may return in
the near future.
The Baptist church building is being
utilized by DR.. Wood as a hospital.
John Givanni. the italian burned in
the house near where the fire started,
is rapidly recovering from the effects
of his dangerous experience.
Hotel Conner is to be rebuilt at
once. 1t Will be a two story brick
building the ground floor divided into
store rooms. while the second floor is
to be used for hotel purposes.
Mrs. NJ. D. Stoney and family left
Jerome Tuesday for WinslOw, where
they will make their future home.
Monday evening n number of bust
ness men met at the school house for
the purpose of setting ON foot a move
ment to procure reliable fire protection.
The plan most favorable seemed to be
the putting in of an independent fire
system. that is without reference to
supplying the town with water for
family purposes. To accomplish this
it was suggested that a large number
of water tanks be placed on the Hill
and a siX-inch main be laid through
town. Funds for this purpose It is
proposed to raise by increasing water
rents 80 per cent. until the full amount
is paid to the Copper company. If
something of this kind is not done the
chances are very favOra BILE for Jerome
being cut off by insurance companies.
Wallace Willard returned to Prescott
Wednesday looking little the worse for
his Cuban campaign. He came out
without a scratch. McGag, who ac-
companied him. is suffering with a
wounded leg and is very weak. AT
New York he was carried to his train
but was able to a1ight unassisted at
Prescott The climate has a most
bracing effect on fever sufferers.
Frank Ferguson reached Jerome
Wednesday in a very weak condition
after suffering severely with fever.
He was one of the last to leave San
1iago and shows the ravages of that
fatal disease peculiar to Cuban eli
nate. He is very bitter in his de-
of the men at the head of
he United States forces. Wheeler and
Dawton and Roosevelt, he says, are the
IDOLS of the soldiers.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
BUSY BISBEE.
(OlI.l

Lieutenant Geo. Wilcox and family
will arrive in Bisbee between the LIST
and the 9TH of next month.
Jas Howell came in last night from
tine San Rernardino ranch. He has
just returned from Il "trip to Kansas
City where he went with Il trainload of
beef cattle. He reports the market
somewhat dull but prices fair. He re-
turned to the ranch this morning.
Newspapers are supposed to print
everything and anything in the line of
legitimate news, without regard to re-
In lions, men or women, fear or favor.
Several decidedly spicy bits of news
have been passed over this week out
of regard TO come of the parties.
Lewis Williams is reported as being
considerably better today, much to the
pleasure of his many friends.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
A NOVEL EXHIBIT.

A novel feature of the Burlington
Railway Land department exhibit Is
the work of the extraordinarily clever
wife of a Nebraska farmer. 1t includes
a group of five figures seated at a din
ner table in four pictures. The pict-
rreS are made of corn, corn husks,
corn tassel silk, and the leaves of the
silver maple, and they have been done
SO we'll that they would pass for
Paintings The first scene shows the
young farmer coming to the country
with his OK team The second his sod
house and primitive mode of breaking
the prairie The third and fourth
scenes reveal the changes which thir-
ty years have wrought in the farmers
home ard in means>of tralsr.nrtat ton.
The family at dinner are nI1IRu
corn husks. and even the
is woven of the husks.-On
respondence to Boston Transy
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
This Is Your opportuntsv.

0G receipt OF ten cents, cash or stamps
a generous sample will be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
lEiy's Cream Balm sufficient to demon
strete the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS.
80 Warren St, New York City.
Rev John Reid, Jr.. OF Great Falls, Mont,
recommended EAy'S Cream Balm to me.
can emphasize his statement, 1T is posi-
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed."-
Rev. Francis w. Poole. Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Elys Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price. so cents
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
NOGALES NOTES.
VidattoN


On the 2eth of the month Mr. an,
Mrs. Joseph Thompson had been mar
! RED "a years. They have done wei
and we wish them another quartz
century of happy welded life
George Montague. superintendent o.
! track. bridges and buildings of the n
NJ. & A. and Sonora railroads. has re
ceived new railway tricycle. thatruns
| by gasoline and it is a dandy. Mr.
Montague takes it more easy now
when he runs up and down the road
Mrs. Geo. Christ and her daughter,
| Miss Catherine Christ, Will leave for
! their home at Tucson on the first of
the month after spending the summer
in Nogales. They have hosts of friends
in NOgales who hope to see them here
| again soon.
VIM. H. Palmer and Jeff Fennell,
two mining men of Bisbee. got lost last
week in the big cave and We're rescued
by John Palmer, Frank Bopp and
Edward Barker, of Bisbee. after they
bad been in the cave twenty-four
hours. The two men were exploring
the cave. which is an immense affair
and has many hundred feet of under
Grund passages. Mr.. FenneE lost his
purse containing $500 in the cave and
While hunting for it their candles
not find their way back.
Lieut.. J. B. Mccormick has returned
from HermoSillo. where he has been
several months with Capt L. W Mix.
Lieutenant Mccormick will now re-
main in Nogales.
Contractor Joe Thompson has re-
ceived the contract TO elect the factory
building for Las Dos Naciones Cigar
J151i1 II Io 3
the best in town. The company is
doing fine business and we bespeak
for it a splendid future.
Mr. r. Bartlett has sold his bond on
the Santa Gertrude 1nlne in Sonora, to
John D. Wilbur of San Francisco and
as returned home to Ell Paso, Texas. /
Mr.. Wilbur will at once put in ma
chinery to work the mine which is
good one. Mr.. Bartlett is successful
mining promoter and only handles
property of the highest merit
Geo. W. Webb, J. L. Hathaway
and J. J. Chathin. .. S. customs in
spectors, returned Tuesday night from
Bisbee where they have been doing
some good work capturing smugglers.
On the 10th of the month Inspectors
Webb and Chatham captured Antonio
an old-time smuggler with ~
gallons Ol ul6ScdI- IHree DuTTOS anu
1verH, othfmorisPct HRDL UUU w
firearms. The prisoner was bound over
o the grand jury in the sum of $500
n default of bond e went to jail. On
he 10Th Mr.. Webb and J. L. Hatha-
way captured a horse, saddle and
Jridle and six shooter but the man
escaped. The boys have made many
aptures during the last three months.
The boys headed by George W. Webb
we seized 120 gallons of contraband I
nescal during this time ind have sent
o Jail two smugglers and killed one. {
Where the smuggler was killed some
ime ago Mr.. Webb found a big knife
he other day that was not seen at the 7
me of the killing. :
(OaSiS.) {
Next week Mrs John Wilson will
aturn to La Colorado for the winter, d
1ining Mr. Wilson who is employed G
l the Grand Central Mining Cos
I'LL
Tuesday morning Mr.. R. G. Lowell, I
lie cement contractor returned from V
os Angeles, en- route to Hermosillo.
-e remained at Nogales until Wednes .
ay morning. Y
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN.
Itinerary of Campaign Speakers Dur
ing October

Phoenix. Thursday. October 6.
Mesa. Friday. October Z.
Tempe. Saturday. October 6.
Cartwright. Monday. October 10
Orme. Tuesday. October H.
Alhambra. Wednesday. October 10.
Glendale. Thursday. October 49,
Peoria. Friday. October A.
Wickenburg. Saturday. October 10.
Alma, Monday. October II.
Lehi. Tuesday. October 10.
Mcdowell, Wednesday. October 49,
ScOttsdale, Thursday. October 20.
Coldwater, Monday, October "a
Buckeye. Tuesday. October %.
Aqua Caliente, Thursday. October 81
ella Bend. Friday. October %.
West Buckeye. Saturday, October %
Meetings will be held at the above
places on the dates given and good
speakers will be in attendance.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06

to the railroad for shipment to the
smelter at Pueblo. Tysell is a brave
and venturesome miner as the sequel
will show His prospect or mine IS on
the opposite or east side of the Walla-
PAL mountains from here. more than
fifteen miles away. He is the only
working miners in all that district bun
for the past four months he has been
up there working away. He saw what
he had and staid with it and, he says.
the ore is of very high grade and will
bring him a good sum of money. He
has to pack the ore on burros down
and around the mountain where it will
he placed on a wagon and brought the
balance of the way.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06

The Republican party of Arizona be
lieves that wherever the American
flag has been raised over acquired ter
ritory. in advancing civilization and
furnishing the cruelties of semi-barbar-
Gus governments, there it should re-
main, an emblem of enlightened gov
eminent, protecting commerce and
serving notice upon all Christendom
that whenever our flag floats over soil
conquered by American heroism or
made sacred with American blood, it
is there to stay.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

limit. The council intends to reorgan-
ize the department and call for volun-
teers for the two hose companies. The
chemical engine and hook and ladder
will be managed by a single company,
and volunteers are desired for this
company also. II. e. Sheldon has been
appointed temporary chief of the de-
partment When the companies have
the full number of men required, perm
anent officers will be elected
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06

patches covering the general news
of the world may be read THIS
EVENING in the HERALD, at
fifty cents per month,
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
THE NJ. E. CONFERENCE.
Appointments Made and Work Com
plete.

The NJ E Conference which has
been in session in Tuscon for the past
few days closed its work last evening
with the following appointments:
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06

Republican Territorial Ticket.
COL. A. 0. BR0DlE Delegate 10 Congress.
Republican ceunty Ticket.
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Phoenix Precinct Officers.
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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06
(Cou1ier.)

Mrs. B. T. Porter left for st. Louis
this morning to visit her daughter,
who is quite sick in that city.
There is a runor on the street that
a regiment of cavalry is to garrison
Whipple. Could not run the rumor
down to a reliable source
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-05
Business Notices.
BEST WATER GOD HAS LET RUN
OUT OF THE EARTH"

Jackson Springs Hotel, under the man
acement of Mr.. Ell. Il. Thompson, a ca
pabIe and experienced hotelist, has been
opened for the winter. The Wonder
full water from the mineral springs is I'M
surpassed for Dyspepsia, Kidney and
Stomach Troubles, Cystitis, Chronic
Diarrhoea, Nervous Prostitution, In.
somnia, etc.
Read CAREFUL what the Rev. DIR. @. S.
Blackwell, Corresponding Secretary OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
the South, says:
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. IL. 1897.
TT. e. Thompson, West End, N. g.:
Dear SRA month ago you sent me a
box of the Jackson Springs Water
twelve bottles. You know how fearfully
/ was suffering with an acute bladder
trouble some weeks before. When ]
reached home l found the water await
ing me. i have rested and drank the
water. / am new NANNY old self
practically; my appetite restored, and the
tenderness in the bladder has disappear
ed. / think it is wonderful water.
had been using for weeks before all sorts
Of lithia water, but the Jackson Springs
water went to the spot.
With profound gratitude, I am,
Yours respectfully, &c,
CALVIN S. BLACKWELL.
The Doctor further says, it is s'the
best. / think, God has let run out of the
earth for afflicted humanity"
For pamphlets of testimonials, rates
of board, price of water, and other in
formation, address,
Ell. e. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
West End. Moore county, n. @.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-01-05
wAKE COUNTY's TAXES.

The county commissioners devoted all
yesterday to the State settlement of list
ed and unlisted taxables for 1897, pre-
sented by Sheriff Jones. The entire a
mount is $28,234. OF this $4,000 has
been collected and was yesterday turn
ed over to the State Treasurer. The
State taxes for 1896 were $26, 600. Sher-
if Jones has collected SIC, 1854 of the
$111,061 on the books, leaving $780,.
try people owe $500. The amount col
lected is apportioned as follows: State
Fund, $1S,S01.92; School fund, $50,
69S.38; county fund, S2a, 149.25; Graded
school fund, s9,91768; board fund, ST.,
297.15.