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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-07-12

The claim of C. F. Cox, superiu- tendent of schools, for S256.60 for services and office expenses during second quarter of 1899, was on mo- tion approved.
 Sitting ss a board of equalization the following persons were cited to appear before the board on the day set opposite their respective names and show cause, if any, why the as sessed valuation on their property should not be increased, or property ' added to their assessment;
 Fred Albright, persoLal property, July 10.
 J. R. and c. E. Ashley, number of cattle, July 10.
 Guy Bennett, valuation of lands, July 10.
 Brown Bros. machinery, Cherry creek, July 10.
 Burke < Hickey, valuation stock of goods, July 10
 Sam Boblett, number of cattle, July 10.
 Robert Blair, number of cattle, July 10.
 Est. L. Bashford, valuation oflots, July 10.
 Saturday, July s.-The following claim was audited and allowed on expense fund:
 B Il Weaver, freight on rail ing g.............. Sl5 9S
 sitting as a board of equalization. the following persons were cited 10 arpear before board on the l4th day ol July, 1899 and shew cause, if any, why the assessed valuation Of their property should not be increased, to wit:
 A * E. Dickenson. land; Joseph Dougherty, lots; J W DOugherty, land; C B Eaman, land; T M Earn haIt, stock of goods; c O Ellis, money at interest; NOrah Foran, lots; k \ Fredericks, lots; Robert Finnie, improvements; R NJ Garrett, improvements; NJ Gollwater X Bros, stock of goods; Garland X Ross, catt and horses.
 Monday, July l0-On account Ol the absence of Chairman Schuer- man. J R Beatson was chosen chair man pro tenn.
 4 petition signed by taxpayers and residents of Ash Fork and vicin- ity asking that J. I. Broyles be granted a renewal of saloon license, was read and on showing of such petition he sheriff was directed to issue such license.
 The following claims of justices of the prace were audited and al lowed ou expense fund: . nEAn &tsD
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PLEASED 10 DOT.
Wheeling Citizens Gladly Speak Pub.
lIcIy on this Subject.


A public statement,
Given to the public for the publIc
good.
A citizens experience.
Truthtully told Cor humanlty's sake.
Should find ready appreciation.
Wheeling people are pleased to do It.
Pleased TO tell their friends and
The good deeds of Doan's Kidney
pills
Are spreading over the city.
Ll:tIng burdens from aching backs.
Curing the palms Of kidney Ills.
Read the proof In q Wheeling citizens
words.
Mrs. Scott Liston. residing at No. q
South Euron street. says:
My daughter Berthe caught a heavy
cold, which settled In her kidneys and
In spite OF everything we could do she
got steadily worse. She had such
steady, bearing down pains across the
kidneys. dreadful headaches, spells Of
dizziness. that at times she could
scarcely get around; was always tired
and distressed: restless and irritable.
and arose In the morning unrefreshed
aud weak, in fact her whole system
seemed 90 be affected and nothing
seemed TO do the least bit Of good. /
was Induced to try Deans Kidney Pills
and got a box at the Logan Drug Co..
FOR her. She felt relief amer a few doses
end continued taking them until she
finished two boxes. They cured her"
Doan'S Kidney Pills for sale by ell
dealers. Price % cents. Mailed BY Fos-
tsr-MllburD Co.. Buffalo. n. 2. sole
agents for the United States. Remem-
Der the name-DoIu's-and take no
sutstltute
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POINT FOR GERSIAN.AMERIoANs.

Would It be in Order for Anglo
Americans to Follow Their EK.
ample?
Milwaukee Sentinel: Those Of our
German-American citizens who have
recently seen 1T to hold meetings and
to pass resolutions expressing their OPP
position to an "AnglO-American al
lance" have not only had very little
reason for any apprehension concern
ing such an alliance. but they have
shown exceedingly bad taste in seeking
to influence the policy OF the govern
ment as German-Americans. Suppos-
ing that the former subjects of Great
Britain, now citizens OF this country.
should hold meetings and find fault
with any friendliness between the uni
ted States and Germany, would not
these same German-Americans consid-
er 1t both ridiculous and uncalled for?
A recent utterance of Mr.. Won Mumm,
the new German envoy extraordinary
aud plenipotentlary to the United
States, would supply a sufficient basis
for a protest Of Anglo-Americans SINH
lar to those emitted by German-Amer-
leans. He said:
81 am fortunate In returning to
Washington at a time when the rela-
lions between the two countries are on
such friendly basis. Among those
have left behind-the responsible ofi-
clals at Berlin. as well as the people at
large-I can assure you there is the
most cordial sentiment Of good will for
the United States government and for
your people. and sincere purpose to
maintain that relation. And am glad
to note among your officials the same
evidence Of good VIII. That is the
strongest assurance Of the bonds be-
tween Germany and the United States.
am glad to say there is not even a
cloud on the horizon OF our good rela-
tlons."
No Anglo-Americans have met and
passed resolutions protesting against
the friendly relations existing between
the United States and Germany. nor
are there likely to be any such meet
lngs. Yet there is exactly us much
occasion for such meetings as there
has been for Germnn-Amerlcan meet
lngs expressing hostility to any friend
ly understanding with Great Britain.
We think that German Americans will
appreciate how foolish It would be for
Anglo-Americans to object to our In
tlmacy with Germany and they should
be able to see how their own resolu-
lions appear to other people.
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POSTAL MATTERS
New Postmasters APpOiHted'-changeS
In star Route Service.

New POstmn8tef1 hpilotH lo.l =
in star Route Service.
suseiai Dispatch to The IntslllEsneor'
WASHINGTON, July T.-commis-
slons have been Issued to West virginia
postmasiers Of the fourth class as fol-
lows: ,,.,,
Money order Omees-eeOrge l. MorFis'
Belva; Lewis ]. Shirley Shenandoah
Junction. mn
Not money order ofices-okey j. HIN
AicRim: Porter ]. wlckline, centenn ~,
New ofice-James D. aeCartN Sai-
win, Nicholas county. -. hosn
Fourth class postmnsters hsEe
appointed as follows: s. n. snaIIi Cs
Clay, Clay county; James ~ 6eesH
ley, Mineral, Harrison county; ,,,.
ginia-Fllnttown, Roane county man
10 Geneva. 10 take effect July 81.
Mail messenger service discontinued
Route 2i6075, Tidewater, McDoWell
co,intv. from Norfolk & Western Ran
road route ilI,O3S; from July 81, 1879.
star service changes In West virginia
are ns follows: Route 1881, Arnolds-
h,,Ta TO Osborne's Mills, from August J.
1909 extend service 10 end at Wexford
increasing distance ~ miles.
Route i6.437, Clearcreek TO MacdGn-
aid. from August I. 1889, change service
so as TO omit Roseville, without chanse
in distance.
Route 1850. Walton to clendennin.
from August /. 1883. change service 10
omit osborne's Mills, decreasing as
lance miles. ,-,,,
July IS, 1899. supply Donald a. SIZE au-
thorlzed July IS, 1893, without change
IN distance.
CHANGE ordered in star schedules In
West VlrEinla-Route 1879, hargaret
TO Grangervllle: leave Margaret daily,
except Sunday at 1880 p. m; leave
GrnnEerville daily, except Sunday, at
O'i Route ~ 1879. sImons to Elk City:
leave Slmons Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday At a. M; leave Elk City,
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday NJ
Route 1879. Arnoldsburg to Clara,
leave ArnoldsburE Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at 1850 a. M; leave Clara
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at ,
a. m. -
Goldtown daily, except Sunday. al .
a. m: leave Ripley daily, except Sun
day, at 1:l5 p. m.
Route 1876. Vandalla TO Weston;
leave Vandalla daily. except Sunday.
at $50 a. M; leSve Weston daily, ex-
cept Sunday. at 1880 p m.
Route 1876 Ireland to Arnold. leave
ireland daily. except Sunday. at a. M;
leave Arnold daily, except Sunday Ut
1:45 p. m.
leave Ireland daily, except Sunday, at
Z a. M; leave Replete daily, except
Sunday. at p. m.
Route 16.T6s, Crawford to Jackson
VILE, leave Crawford daily, except Sun
day, at 1916 p. m: leave Jacksonville
daily, except Sunday, at 2:i5 p. m.
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A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture ofAnnie
T.. Springer. OF ll25 Howard st.. Phlln-
delphia, Pa. when she found that DIT.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
had completely cured her OF hacking
cough that for many years had made
life burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help. but sho
SAYS OF this Royal Curc-''it soon re-
moved the pain in my chest and can
now sleep soundly, something can
like sounding Its praises throughout the
universe" SO win everyone who tries
Dr. Kings New Discovery for amy trou-
BILE or the throat. chest or lungs Price
Toe and 800 Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store; every bottle
guaranteed. 6
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ADLsERTER
Being Taken Back to Manila for
Court Martial.

Being Taken Back to Manila for
Court Martial.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27.-on board
the transport Ohio, which with the
Newport sailed at midnight last night
for the Philippines, was Benjamin
GIvens, private of Company H, Fourth
United States Infantry. manacled and
guarded, to be returned to Manila for
trial upon the charge OF "desertIon in
the face OF the enemy" the penalty of
which is death. The young soldier has
been confined in the Preside guard
house since last Friday. He was taken
there from the transport Indiana. He
had been drinking heavily and in his
half crazed condition went aboard the
Indiana. Four or five days out the
hrst sergeant of his company. who was
coming home In charge OF an insane
soldier, saw him and reported him to
the commanding officer. Glyens was
taken into custody. cabled orders from
Manila directed him to be sent back for
courtmartial.
GIvens deserted from his company
when Il was stationed at Block house
No. Z, a mile and half north OF Ma
Mia. The command was under fire
constantly from maraudlng bands. one
day in the latter part OF May he went to
Manila, drank heavily and cast military
obligations to the wind.
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Mnnt to be Anncxcd.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 27.-The Call
to-day says: The natives OF the island
OF Kusale. in the Carollnes. want to be
annexed to the United States. The
king. high chiefs and prominent men
on the Island to the number OF seventy
two, have forwarded a petition to the
effect to San Francisco. with the re-
quest that It be laid before the Presi-
dent. They say not n word about the
spanlnrds or the Germans. but simply
ask to be taken under the folds Of the
stars and stripes. The petition was
forwarded to-day to the President. Now
that Germany has purchased the group
from Spain. she will at once take pos
session and then there may be war
on Rusale similar to that In the Phil
lppines. The petition OF the Husalers
has arrived too late.
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Conrcrtctl Into RcgiMered Bonds.

WASHINGTON. D. C., July 26.-Ths
conversion OF coupon bonds Of the
peg cent Spanish war loan into regis
tered bonds continues to so forward
rapidly. When the loan was first is
sued there were 4aO.Sl4,OOO registered
bonds Issued on original applications.
Since that time there have been ex-
changed 9G7.si6.5i0 coupon bonds for
registered. so that the total amount Of
registered bonds OF this issue out
standing for the payment OF the dlvl-
dend due August /. is t9S.4sO5iO. For Il
time the amount OF bonds registered In
the names OF national banks held hs
security for circulation and public de-
poslts increased rapidly, but for the
quarter ending August /. the total will
be less thnn May /.
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IRON TRADE
Uneaslness and Scarcity orIabOr one
Of the Most Serious Phases Of the
9Ifnotton

Uneaslness and Scarcity ofIabOr one
Of the Most Serious Phases Of the
Situation.
NEW YORK. July n-DIsculSing
trade conditions the Iron Age will say
to-day:
The uneaslnesa and scarcity Of labor
Is one Of the most serious phases Of the
present situation. The slightest pre-
text Is apparently seized upon for an
opportunity to strike. Such disturb
ances have their immediate eject in
throwing the whole line of industries
out Of gear, 50 closely dependent upon
work to full capacity is each link in
the chain.
'The lake ore situation seems TO
cause most uneaslness in this direction
and 1t looks as though estimates Of the
probable tonnage to be brought TO
market before the close Of navigation
will have to undergo revision. That this
has been anticipated by some OF the
large interests is Indicated by the re-
ports that arrangements have been
made to haul large quantities Of Lake
Superior ore to the furnaces by rail,
during the whole winter.
at is somewhat difficult to Judge Of
the demand. A good many Of the ur-
gent requirements which come up are
really to cover material purchased from
but not delivered by other makers. The
majority Of the consumers Of raw ma
terial seem to be buying from hand to
mouth and show little disposition to
place q long time contract unless
prices are guaranteed which is some
times done.
ION the other hand testimony from
the leading western distributing mar
kets for foundry pig iron all agrees on
the point that large sales for delivery
far into next year are being made at
present full prices. This is certainly
not true of the country east of the AL
legheny mountains.
"The development OF the pig Iron pro-
ductlon has been as was predicted, very
much slower than the sangulne were
willing to admit. But while that was
true during the first half OF 1899 II will
certainly not be during the second half.
Furnaces to make foundry iron are
blowing in right and left and there win
be a notable increase in this direction.
The majority OF them It is true are sold
ahead. but any disturbance of con-
sumption would be quickly felt.
1.-THE shortage OF pig iron e most ser
ious in Bessemer pig. and It is reported
that one large Interest has been draw
ing steadily on its emergency stocks
and may be soon forced to supplement
its own supply by purchases in the
open market.
There is very little doing in steel,
although very stifr prices are paid for
small lots for early guaranteed deliv-
cry. A second eastern steel plant has
taken a large order for steel wire bill
let's for delivery during the current
year.
in the west and east the demand for
bars, shapes, bands. hoops, etc, con-
tlnues heavy. Car builders have
placed some good orders and season
contracts from the agricultural imple-
ment makers are coming in. The struc-
tural mills are under heavy pressure
and the plate mills continue swnmped.
"The wire industry is reported to be
quiet, so far MS new business is con-
cerned. This is usually the OF sea-
son."
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Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer.
WASHINGTON, July T.-The follow
Ing patents have been issued to Yves;
Virginia inventors:
John w. Duty, assIgnor Of one-hnlf to
]. w. Grim, Bearsville. car-coupling.
Harry N. Hamrlck, Philadelphia. Pn..
asslgnor to International Incandescent
Light Company. Of West Virginia,
burner, two patents.
Harry NJ. Hamrick. Philadelphia, Pa,
asslgnOr to International Incandescent
Light Company, Of West Virginia, va
por burner.
Frank B. McRenney, Weston, churn.
Pensions have been granted to tho
following West VIrglnlans:
Original-Andrew J. Ullom, Hamlln.
IS.
Increase-Montgomery Hager, Mndl-
son. IS to SO.
Re-lssue-special, William wyant,
Charleston, $l7; William r. Cobbs,
Spring Hill so.
original wldows-Mary F. Hill, Prun-
suppiemental-specIaI. Alfred 7. Ca
ton, Cairo. SC.
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OCEAN CITY. Nd, July 27.-John X.
Cowen. president OF the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, addressed the
convention OF the Maryland Bar Assoc
citation here to-day. on THE Baltimore
& Ohio receivershIp." Ar. Cowcn re-
viewed the rccelyershIp from begin
ming to end and said that the results
nchIcyed show thnt there has boon
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Thr,c Trnnsnorfs sniI.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 27.-Threc
transports sailed for Manila early this
morning. They were the Ohio and
Newport. which left the dock shortly
after midnight, and the Tacoma, which
steamed out toward the heads Mt !
O'Clock. Four companies OF the Nine
tenth Infantry. comprising about 600
men were evenly distributed on board
the Newport and Ohio. besides several
hundred recruits. The Tacoma took
800 horses for the Fourth eavaIry.
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nrnchlnp OF Italians

NEW YORK. July ia special to
the Herald from washington says:
Italy will be paid an indemnity for
the iynchIng of three Of the five 1tal-
ians at TaIluluh, La. and the state de-
partment will lay down the principle
once for all that an allen does not be-
come a full-Gedged citizen Of the uni
ted States until naturalization papers
have been formally Issued TO him. OF
course the state department will pursue
the regular legal course for ascertain
ing all the facts in connection with the
IynehIng and there will doubtless be
considerable diplomatic correspondence
between the two countries before the
incident is closed. But the state de-
partment officials appreciate that there
is no escape from the payment Of the
indemnity. No direct demand has yet
been made by Italy, but there have
been broad hints dropped in that dlrec-
tIon
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evolved a method in American 1uris-
prudence, whereby the courts can
take a great property whose adminis-
tration is full Of difficulty and can so
rehabllltate It that substantial Justice
may be done to 'bondholders. floating
debt creditors and stockholders; that
this can be done without violating any
OF the weli-dehned rights of any credi-
tor-and that It is the duty of the
courts, in administering these great
trusts to place the property in the po-
sltion where its possible earning ca
pacity can be shown and correctly q
fair and Just reorganization can be
made"
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WONDERFUL FECUNDITY
ora Colorcd Woman-Four Girls and
Three Boys at Birth.

Three Boys at Birth.
A Brownsville special to the Pitts
burgh Post says: There was an old
woman who lived In a shoe. who had
SO many children she didn't know what
to do"
The latter part of this quotation
could be aptly applied to Mrs. George
Hackett, a negress. who this afternoon
gave birth to seven bables-four girls
and three boys. The traditional stork
who In childish fancy brings these little
ones, never groaned under a heavier
load.
The seven children were all we'll
formed, though puny when born, but
tonight all are dead. save one, and
there are hopes that II viii live.
The mother Is doing wen. The father
r. a miner and Is poor. His feelings
when the news was broken to him can
not easily be described. True he did
not appreciate the distinguished honor
OF belonging to the chosen few" that
over night come into possession OF an
diversified family.
To the physicians In charge belong
the full credit OF meeting the uneNpect-
ed. overwhelming contingency with tact
and complete success. Their surprise
was equaled only by that OF the faith
er. Perhaps they consider themselves
fortunate ut being present at an event
so rarely occurring In medical expert
ence.
Never in the history OF this little town
has there been such interest and eX-
element over birth. or rather births.
With the departure Of the doctors from
the house the latest news was quickly
nolsed about and carried from house
TO house. Such expressions as NO"
did you ever" Gee" well, / de-
clare" Takes the cake" was heard on
every hand.
As the day wore on there were many
calls by neighbors at the house. and
willing hands made the mother rs COM
Portable as the surroundings would
permit. so far as known there were
no attempts to weigh the little plcka-
ninnies.
When later II became known that six
OF the Infants had died. there was no
lack OF expressed SORROW.
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pERsnNs troubled with dInrrho.

PERSONS troubled with dlarrhoen
will be Interested In the experience OF
Mr. W. ~ Bush. clerk OF Hotel Dor
rance. Providence. II. l. He says: For
several years I have been almost n con-
slant sufferer from dlarrhOca, the fire.
duent attacks completely prostrnting
me and rendering me UNFIT for my du-
ties ut this hotel About two years ago
n travelling salesman kindly gave me n
small bottle OF Chamberlaln's Collie,
Cholera and Dlnrrhoea Remedy. Much
TO my surprise and delight it's effects
were immediate Whenever ! felt
symptoms OF the disease would fortlfy
myself against the attack with few
doses OF this valuable remedy. Tho
result has been very satisfactory and
almost complete relief from the RfIlic-
ton" For sale by druggists.
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BERLIN. July 2G.-At the poorhousc
at schrim in the province OF Posen. on
Frldny last. nearly four hundred In
mates Of them Poles. attacked tho at
tendRntE ana OyeTsccrE with knives
and clubs. The police were summoned
and were attacked by the rioters and
Obliged 90 use their weapons In self
defense Several of the rioters were
Eyercly wounded but finally the ring
leaders were arrested and order was
restored.
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TNHB MoNoNGAH ROUTE IS THE
i Short Line between Fairmont and
CInrkHbuTg. quick Tlmo-FhSt Trains
Sure Connections. When travelling TO or
from Clnrkshurg or West Virginia and
Pittsburgh railroad points. Fee that your
tickets read VIA the honoEahela River
with D. & o. trains, and at ClaFkaburE
with r. 4 o. and W., v. 4 p, trains Tick.
cts via this route on sale At all y. q o.
and W., v. q p. r. r. gthtlona,
HUGH @. BoWLEs, Gon'l supt
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.CANADA'S CLAIMS
In Relation to Alaskan Boundary.
The Premier Explains.
THE MAIN POINT IN DISPUTE

e the Contention With Regard 70
whore the Line Crosses the Lynn
Canal - Laurier Thinks the Ven
ezuelan Treaty Precedent for the
solution Of the QuostiOn-war Talk
all Folly.
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BE sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. Mrs WlnHluw'B Soothing
Syrup. for children teething. II soothsn
tho child. Hoftcns the gum, allayB all
pain. cures wind collie and IL the best
remedy for dlArrhoea. twenty-five
cents a bottle mRAR
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SAN DIEGO. Cal. July 27.-Andrew
Carnegie has offered to give $4,000 for
n public library In this city n n cite be
donated and the library maintained as
at present.
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NO such thing as summer com
plalnt where DR.. Fowler's Extract OF
wild Strawberry IL kept handy. Ma
lures remedy for every looseneSs OF the
bnWpig