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HOLBROGK. ARIZONA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1897.
Number 8.
V.
XHK KAILKOADS.
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad,
(WSSTEHX DITISIOÜ.)
C. W. SMITH. Kocciver.
Condnaid Timo Card 3í"o. 44.
Effect No. 29, 1W6.
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STATIONS.
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Trains Nos. S and 4 are limited trains, run.
nine semi-weekly. No. S leaves- Chicugo
Wednesdays and Saturdays, passes Albu
querque Fridays and Mondays, arriving at
'Los Angeles. Saturdays and Tuesdays. Train
No. 4 will leave Los Angeles. Mondays and
.Thursdays, passing- Albuquerque, Wednes
days and Saturdays, arriving at Chicago,
'Fridays aud Mondays. -'
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily
throttrh between Los Angeles and Chicago
and Williams and Sou FranciNeo.
- Pullman Tourint Sleeping Cars duily
through between Chicago andSan Francisco
and Chicago and Los Angeles.
Tourist ears leave San Francisco every
Wednesday and Lo.-Anieles every Thursday,
running through to Kansas City, Chicago
'and Boston. -
- The Grand Canon of the Colorado can b
reached only via this line. - -
1 Ask for a beautifully illustrated ' book
which will be mailed fren.
Dox A, Swzit,
Geni Passenger Agent, Albuquerque. N. M,
S. F., P. & P. Railway.
WITH TBS
A, T. & S. K. JZ. R.
13 THE SHORTEST AND
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QUICKEST ROUTE
To Denver. Kansas City, Sf. Louis, and Chi
cago and all point AT.
H. If. P. Sc. P. TIMK TAHLE
In effect Nov 29, 1398. Mountain time is
. standard used.. -
KOCTH BOUND. I
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Buck Butte
Del Rio
Jerome Junction
Preseot -I'rescott
Summit
Skull Valley
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Date Creek
Congress
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Dining station.
THE SCENIC ROUTE OF ABIZONA.
.The best route to California. The only lorth
and south line in Arixouatothe
Grand Cation of the Colorado. Petrified
Forest. Cliff Dwellings, Great Pine Forests,
Salt Kiver Valley aud numerous oiber Poluta
of interest.
Thronsh tickets to all points ia the United
States. Canada and Ue-x'co.
Nm. 1 and 2 connect at Jerome Junction
with trains of U. V. & P. Uy. for Jerome.
Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for
all principal mlniug camps; at Congress with
Congress Gold Co. K. K. for Congress -and
-stage linei for Haniua Hula Station aud Tar
nelL At Phamix with the Maricopa A Pb ti
ll is By. for iMjuit on the S. P. By.' Alao with
S. R. V. K-By. . . . C
Close connections made at Ash Fork with
Santa Fe Route fast trains to all 'points eowt
and west. Trains for. California leave Ak
Fork at 8:50 and 8:45 p. nu, arriving in Los
Angele next afternoon nt 1 JO and Sun Frru
clsco second morning at 10:15. Train for the
Eat leaves Ash Fork at 8-25.
F. M. MUBPHY. - GEO. M. SARGENT,
Pres't A (en'l Mg'r. ' - Gol1 Pass'r Acut
Preott. Ariz. Prescott, Aril.
B. E. WÜLLS, Assistant General Manager.
Prescott. Arizoua.
ft CHAIjCEDONY LODGE NO. 6. F. 4 A.
Holbrook, Arizona.- Keulor
stated communications at 7:30 p
y4 m. on Fourth Saturday of each
' " month. Visiting brethren invited.
By order of
R. a KINDER, W. M.
J. H. BOWMAN. Secretary. Otf
CABPENTER SHOP North side of B. R.
track, east of the shoirof Wut Armbrust
er. A II kinds of carpenter work at short
aotire. Repairing a specialty. Give' me a
call if you have work needing Immediate at
tention, ltf C G. TESTEBMAN.
Notice.
Mr. S. E. West of Snowflake. 1 onr author
ized agent for that section of theeoniity. and
is authorized to receive aud receit for sub-
lutnsus to Me iiain.
ARIZONA NEWS.
Territorial Iteras Gleaned From
Onr Exchanges and Con
, densed for Our Iiusy
Pairóos.
Pbenix wants a smelter.
Phenix is putting; in an electric
firo alarm.'
There are seventeen prisocers in
the Tombstone jail.
There are 488 members constitut
ing the Rational Guard of Arizona.
Globe will have a grand masque
rade ball on Washington's birthday.
Gleudale is to have a cannery and
and a packing house in the near
future.
Jack Hennessey committed sui
cide at Williams, Tuesday afternoon
by shooting.
There is a movement on foot to
build a railroad from tbe Salt River
valley to Globe.
Extensive additions will doubtless
be made to the Southern Pacific
shops at Tucson.
The Mineral Wealth of Kingman
says the Elkhart mine is to have a
100-ton concentrator.
The Association .of Civil Engineers
of Arizona held a meeting iu Tho
nix the first of the week.
There were 512.83 ounces of Ari
zona old received at the Denver
mint on the 13th instant.
Beef cattle in the Salt River val
ley now range in price from three to
three and three-quarters. -
The city council of Flagstaff have
resolved to build a substantial muni
cipal building 26ixG0 feet.
The Orb says that or -of the
pressing needs of Bisbee - is a good
opera house and lodge room.
' The Jerome News says on Sunday
night last one of the jackets in the
smelter exploded. No one was hurt.
Twenty roen are working dry
placers in the new district in the
Chimehuevas mountains, this terri
tory.
E. Irvjne3 one of Phoenix' pioneer
merchants, recently decamped for
parts unknown to escape arrest for
bigamy.
B. Heyman has purchased an onyx
mine on Cave creek, near Phenix,
and is about to erect an onyx factory
in that city.
On Friday of last week W. H. Mc
Kit trjck shipped an even hundred
head of cattle from Wileox to
Bakersfield, Cal.
J. B. Knowles, charged with em
bezzling S7U from the A. O. U. W.
lodge of Joplin, Mo., was arrested
at Jerome last week.
Tucson's building and Joan asso
ciations are the pride of the city
and are said to be as well managed
and as profitable as anv in the coun
try, Herman Stohr and Clarence Malm
bey, two miners working in the Sen
ate mine, near Congress, were killed
by a premature explosion a few days
since. '
E. H. Winters, dry goods dealer of
Phenix assigned on the 21st instant
to A. L. Henshaw. Liabilities, 325,
000; assets claimed to be largely in
excess.
A big boulder, loosened by the
storm, rolled down the mountain
side at Jerome last week, crashing
through the residence of Harry
Walters.
The Prescott Courier has figured
out the birth record for Yavapai
county for 181X5 to be fifty-two, or
an averatre of one each week durintr I
the year.
The Southern Pacific is building a
steel bridge across the San Pedro at
Benson and does not expect to be
bothered any more by washouts at 1
that point. I
Hon. H. L. Rogers of Graham !
county thinks that an X-ray battery
would be about the proper thing for
a granger to use when entering ,
Phenix society. j
John Quinlin, an employe at the
j smelter, met with an accident Thurs-!
day which resulted in his left foot j
being crushed by a copper mould
falling on it. Jerome News. i
Dr. C. H. Porter of Saflbrd, was
arrested last' week on a charge oí
attempting to poison his wife, but
was released owing to insufficient
evidence, and has left the country.
The Tempo News says that up to
this date there has been upwards of
sixty car loads of fat cattle gone to
California points since the first of
the present month .over the M. & P.
road.
Phenix barbers are forming an
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organization with a view of getting
legislation passed to prevent inex-
penencea men irom experimenting
on innocents at liau price, says tne
Gazette
' Stock shipments over the S. F., P.
& P. railroad for the year 18Ü6 were:
Cattle, 908 car loads; horses, 21 car
loads; sheep and -hogs, 98 car loads.
Total, 1,087 car loads. Total cattle,
29,000 head.
- A new thirty-ton cyanide plant
was put in near Seymour the first
part of this month, with which to
work the tailings from the Vulture
mine, of which there is said to be
nearly 100,000 tons.
' Of 1277 prisoners sent to the pen
itentiary at Yuma since its estab
lishment C16 were foreign born and
of the remainder 458 were Mexicans.
The proportion of native born grin
goes is therefore small.
The total amount received at the
county treasury of Pima county for
the year 1896, was $136,436.51.
The total expenditures of the coun
ty for the year wero $119,171.59, leav
ing a balance of $17,264.S2.
Bob Mayfield, in the employ of
the Greenlaw Lumber company, had
the misfortune yesterday afternoon
to have his leg terribly crushed and
mangled in the "live rollers" of the
Enterprise mill. Flagstaff Sun
Democrat.
Mrs. Thomas Bryan of Phenix re
cently made an unsuccessful attempt
to commit suicide. She swallowed
a large quantity of poisonous lini
ment, but the timely arrival of her
husband who secured a doctor and a
stomach pump, saved the lady's life.
The purchasers of the Silver Trail
mine, Hassayampa district, have or
dered from the Gates Iron Works,
San - Francisco, a concentrating
quartz mill of GO tons per day ca
pacity, which will be erected upon
that mine as soon as possible. Pres
cott Courier,
James McCleanan, foreman of the
Eureka mine, Cerbat, was badly hurt
by the cave of several hundred
pounds of Eureka ore on him Tues
day morning. Morgan . Jones
brought him to town to have his
wounds looked after. It is not
thought he is hurt internally.
Kingman Mineral Wealth.
The San Francisco mountains are
clad in au elegant mantle of snow.
Never before have they been noticed
so completely covered a3 at present.
They look like an immense bank of
snow. Not a tree is visible nor can
a black spot of any kind be seen
anywhere as is almost always the
case no matter how deep the snow.
At a recent session of the board of
supervisors ' of Yuma county, the
clerk of the board was directed to
notifv ex-Treasurer F. S. Incralls to
make good the deficiency of $1,904.45
within sixty days, and, failing to do
so, the district attorney was iustruct-
ed and directed to immediately
brine suit airaiust his bondsmen for !
i the recovery of the amount due.
Four tons of high grade copper
ore from the Ellis and Baxter mines,
was brought in on Soto's team. Be
tween thirty and forty tons of this
ore is sent to the smelter monthly.
It is understood that tne owners
have refused a cash offer of $60,000
for the property. It is situated in
the foothills of the Sierraitas about
twenty-five miles south of this place.
f :
ulsuu
A Mexican woodman of Clifton
brought the body of his 10-year-old
step-son into Morenci and reported !
that he had been drowned in the
Frisco river. Tho boy had bruises
on his head and other parts of the
body, owing to the fact that he had
recently been severely beaten. Some
people think that the old man killed
him and threw the body in t he river
to prevent being accused of it.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Late Telegrams Condensed
Readers of The Argus.
for
The Upland bank of Upland, Ind.,
has closed.
Sandusky, Ohio, had a $100,000
fire on the 23rd instant.
The Russell & Miller company of
West Superior, Wis., has assigned.
A 65,000 fire occurred at Waxa-
hachie, Texas, on the 22nd instant.
iT.
Kansas City market expects
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to handle 2,000,000 cattle this year.
The Germau Savings bank of Des
Moines, Iowa, closed its doors on
the 21st justa&t
The Dodson-Hils Manufacturing
company of St. Louis, is iu the
hands of a receiver.
The lower house of the Texas
legislature has passed a bill prohib
iting Sunday base ball.
It is estimated that over 200,000
cattle have perished in South Da
kota from cold and hunger.
The Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago railroad is soon to be sold
under mortgage foreclosure.
The Pottsdam National bank of
Pottsdaru, N. Y., has been closed by
the national bank examiner.
Herman Waterman, grain broker
of San Francisco, is insolvent. Lia
bilities, S33,000; practically no assets.
A bill has been introduced in the
California legislature to close the
cemeteries of San Francisco in 1XKX).
The government of Dutch Guiana
has granted a million acres of select
ed gold lands to a British syndicate.
It has been estimated that cattle
in the world have increased from
298,000,000 in 1893, to 312,000,000 in
1896.
The New Castle, Pa., tin mills,
the largest in the world, sustained a
$50,000 loss by fire on the 22ud in
stant. A young man named H. J. Lam
bert was arrested at Ouray, Colo.,
on the 22nd instant, on a charge of
forgery.
Wm. J. Thomas, a miner, was kill
ed at Boulder, Colo., on Monday,
while attempting to thaw a stick of
dynamite.
The Shufeldfc distillery at Chi
cago, which has been paying $3,000,-
000 a year taxes to the government,
has been closed.
The large furniture house of Julio
Lansberg of New York, burned on
the 23rd instant. Loss, $160,000; in
surance, $60,000. -
Samuel Kirby and wife of French
Lick Springs, Ind., were found mur
dered in their bed on the morning of
the 23rd instant. '
I. T. Benham, trayeling salesman
for the Hoffman Publishing compa
ny of Minneapolis, suicided in Chi
cago on Monday.
The , Campbell-Eaton Crockery
company of Kansas City, failed on
the 22nd instant. Assets, $37,000;
liabilities, $22,000.
Miss Sophrcnia Breckinridge,
daughter of Col. W. C. P. Breckin
ridge, has been admitted to the bar i
at Frankfort, Ky.
Ex-United States Senator John
Martin has been appointed clerk of
the supremo court of Kansas by the
1 - t A.1 A. A.
J"aes ol mat coun
The present stock of wool on hand
in Chicago is estimated at 13,000,000
pounds. The bulk of this is terri-
j tory and pulled wool.
Capt. Henry King has been ap
pointed to succeed the late Joseph
B. McCullagh, as editor of the St.
Louis Globe-Democrat,
Tho B. & M. railway's car and rer
pair shops at Plattsmouth, Neb.,
were destroyed by fire on the 26th
instant. Loss, $125,000.
' John E. Evans, postmaster at Fort
Logan, Colo.,' has been arrested for
embezzling public funds. He is
short in his accounts $360.
John Hoch was successfully elec
trocuted at Auburn, N. Y., ot the
21st instant, for the murder of Min
nie Ingersoll in July, 1895. -
On tho 22nd instant the president
approved au act providing for the
construction of a bridge over Red
river, between Arkansas and Texas.
Gene Wilson was fataly .injured
by a falling timber while working in
the bottom of a sixty-foot shaft at
Florissant, Colo., on the 20th instant.
A London dispatch of the 23rd
instant says that Sir Isaac Pittman,
inventor of the system of sten
ography which bears his name, is
dead.
It is said that a syndicate of Ame
rican capitalists ' have associated
with Chilians and will start a factory
for the manufacture of all kinds of
nails.
The rail department of the Illi
nois Steel company's works at South
Chicago haye shut down, throi
about twelve hundred men out of
work.
The senate committee on judici
ary has reported favorably the bill
introduced by Senator Hill fixing
the term of postmasters at four
years.
The Argentine government is ne
gotiating with the Armstrongs, the
big English ship builders, for the
purchase of a 10,000-ton armored
warship.
King Oscar, of Sweeden, has for
mally consented to act as one of the
final arbitrators in the boundary dis
pute between Great Britain and
Venezuela.
Eugene Washington, the negro
who criminally assaulted Miss De-
hart near Bryan, Texas, on the 21st
instant, was lynched at that place
on Saturday.
On the 21st instant an agreement
was entered into by the Cotton Man
ufacturers' association of Fall River,
Mass., to curtail the manufacture of
cotton cloth.
Pierce Taylor, a young negro who
attempted an assault upon Miss
Emma Apthorp last Sunday night,
was lynched at Tallahasse, Fla., on
the 25th instant.
On the 21st instant three mask
men held up a train on the South
ern railway, near Berry station, Ala.,
securing a small amount of money
from the express safe.
A severe blizzard visited the mid
dle west on the 24th instant. The
mercury registered from 15 to 30
degrees below zero and much suffer
ing has been reported.
George Crocker, the California
millionaire, has purchased $1,600,000
worth of real estate in New York,
and will erect a modern fire-proof
office building thereon. '
A Chicago dispatch says a judg
ment for $84,000 in favor of the
World's Columbian Exposition com
pany has been entered against the
Ferris Wheel company.
The libel suit jof Jao Francisco de
Frietas and Tyndalo Palmer against
the Chicago Daily News for $50,000
damages, resulted in the jury award
ing the complainants $1,000.
The secretary of the treasury has
awarded the contract for building a
vessel for the lighthouse service to
Wolf & Zewicker of Portland Or.,
at $73,000 to be finished within ten
months.
A St. Louis dispatch of the 23rd
instant says that Genl. John D.
Stevenson, aged 76 years, is dead,
tter a protracted illness.
He serv
ed with distinction in the Mexican
and civil wars.
On the 23rd instant the govern
ment filed a suit in the United
States circuit court at Omaha asking
that the government's lien on t he
property of tho Union Pacific rail-
way be foreclosed.
At Topeka on the 23rd instant
United States District J udge Foster
granted a writ to compel the Santa
Fe Railway company to make its an
nual report to the interstate com
merce commission.
George E. Ross, who stole $1,500 !
from his employers, the Pacific Ex
press company, ' plead guilty at
Kansas City on the 23rd instant,
and was sentenced to the penitep
tiary for two years.
A dispatch from Telluride, Colo.,
on the 22nd instant, says that Wil
liam Trevis, a miner, was badly hurt
in the Smuglar Union mine by being
caught between the ore car and the
wall of . the tunnel.
The supreme court of Missouri
has affirmed the decree of the low-
er court in the case of Arthur Dues-'
millionair, who
child. He will
now be re-sentenced.
Great excitement prevails at
ElUabf thtown, N. M. A pocket of
ore has been struck in the Black
Copper mine that is said to assay
$100,000 to the ton. The ore looks
almost like pure gold.
A heavy suow storm visited the
British Isles on the 23rd instant.
The snow is reported two feet deep
in Scotland, and .the loss of farm
stack in that country and northern
England will be heavy.
The governments of Egypt, Vene
zuela, Switzerland and Mexico, with
France and Russia, have signified
to this government their intention
to .be represented at the Universal
Postal convention next May.
A Helena, Mont., dispatch says
the value of the mineral output qf
Montana for the year 1896 is as fol
lows: Copper, $22,400,000; silver,
$10,725,000; gold, $4,500,000; lead,
$675,000. Total, $38,300,000.
At Toronto, Ont., on the 21st
instant, a shock from 9 dynamo in
the electric light building, caused a
fire which resulted in tho destruc
tion of the big dynamo, leaving the
city in darkness. Loss, $150,000.
Georgo T. Nicholson, general pass
enger agent of the Santa Fe system,
has been appointed general passen
ger agent of the St. Louis and San
francisco road, and will assume his
new position about the 15th of next
month.
At Dayton, Ohio, Judge Brown,
overruled the motion for a new trial
for Albert J. Frantz, convicted of
the murder of Bessie Little, his
sweetheart, and sentenced Frantz to
be ' electrocuted at Columbus, on
May 13 next, before 6 a.' m.
Justice Lawrence, in the criminal
branch of the supreme court of New
York, has handed down an opinion
denying the demurrer to the indict t
ments found soma months ago for
conspiracy against the officers of
the American Tobacco .company.
Superintendent Knoll, at the Hud-son-sreet
Hospital, New York, has
completed an X-ray photograph
clearly outlining tho brachial artery
in the right arm of Thomas Salt
man. This is said to, be the first
time such a feat has been accom
plished. A telegram from Chihuahua, Mex
tco, says: No more bull 'fights,
prize fisrhts or cock fights will be
allowed to take place in this state,
the legislature having issued a de
cree prohibiting these sports ? d
providing a severe penalty for the
violation of the law.
The German millers have offered
a reward of $250 for a method of
destroying the meal moth, which
has been ravaging the German mills.
United States Consul General Der
kay at Berlin offers to deliver to the
proper authorities any method forr
warded by Americans.
The revenue cutter Daniel Man
ning was launched from the yards
at East Brooklyn on the 22nd in
stant. This is the largest revenue
cutter ever built for the government,
surpassing in speed and power any
nayal vessel of this and foreign '
countries, and in time of war is ex
pected to provo most valuable to the
navy.
Somers Colo of Port Elizabeth, N.
J., while repairing the old Hay
homestead, found a box of gold and
paper money in the eaves of the .
house amounting to $25,000. The
money was ancient money and bank
notes, and owing to its age is worth
considerable more than its face val
ue. The Hays homestead was built
before the revolutionary war and
the money was secretad there by
John Hays, who was one of the pio-.
neer settlers of New Jersey.
"The correspondent of the New
York Herald in Montevideo, Ura-:
guay, telegraphs that the political
situation presents great difficulties.
The government admits that reports
received indicate that a formidable
revolutionary movement is to be
be made by the White party within
a few days. The revolutionists will
invade the republic on the Brazillian
frontier, and it is feared that simul
taneously insurrectionary action wil
take place in the contral provinces.
trow, the St. Louis
killed his wife and
t