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Volume II.
HOLBROOK, ARIZONA, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1897.
Number 13,
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MTHJC KAILHOAD8.
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad,
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C. V, SMITH. Receiver.
Condensed Time Card N"o. 45,
Effect Feb. 14. 1697.
WSSTWABD.
STATIONS.
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Trains Nob. 8 and 4 are limited trains, run
ning semi-weekly. No. 8 leaves Chicago
Wednesdays and - Saturdays, passes Albu
'qaerque 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 and Mondays.
Passengers on limited west-botmd trains
holding tickets reading direct via Mojave
change at Barstow to No. 8.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily
through between Los Angeles and Chicago
ond H liliams and San Francisco.
.ahTUJr
and Chicago and Los Angeles.
Tourist cars leave Sun Francisco every
Tuesday and Los Angeles every Wednesday,
running through to Kansas City, Chicago
and Boston.
The Grand CaBon of the Colorado can be
reached only via this line.
Ask for a beautifully illustrated book
which win be mailed free.
Do A. Swskt,
Gen'l Passenger Agent. Albuquerque, N. M,
S, F., P. & P. Railwau.
- WITH TH
A. T. & S. K. R. R.
IS TBS SHORTEST AND
QUICKEST ROUTE
To Denver. Kansas City. St. Louis, and Chi
, cago and all points sAsT.
S. JT. P. Ac I. TIME TABLE
Io affect Nov 29, 1838. Mountain time is
standard Used
SOUTH BOUND. I
I NORTH BOUND.
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No. 1 1
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I Pass!
No. 4
Pass
STATIONS.
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Bock Butte
Iiel Rio
Jerome J uuction
Prescott
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Skull Valley
Kirkland
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Dining station.
THE SCENIC BOUTS OF ARIZONA.
The best route to California. The only north
and south line in Arisonatothe
Grand CaBon of the Colorado. Petrified
Forest. Cliff Dwellings. Great Pine Foret.
Bait River Valley and numerous oilier Points
pf interest.
Through tickets to all points in the United
States. Canada and Mes'co.
Nos. 1 and 2 connect at Jerome Junction
with trains of U. V. A P. Ry. for Jerome.
Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for
all principal mining ramps; at Congresa with
Congress Gold Co. R. iL for Cons-rets and
stage lines for Harqua Hala Station and Tar
neiL At Phoraix with, the Maricopa A Phcc
nix Ry. for points on the S P. Ry. Also with
B. R. V. K-Ry.
Close eoanections made at Ash Fork with
Santa Fe Ronte fast trains to all points east
and west. Trains for California leave Ash
Fork at.4-.j0 and 8:44 p. m- arriving in Los
A ágeles next afternoon at 1 :'M and San Frrn
eiaoo seeond rooming at 10:45. Train for the
Kast leaves Ash Fork at 6:JS.
F. M. MURPHY. GEO. H. SARGENT,
Pres't A Gent Mj r, ' Gen'l Pass'r Aent.
Prescott. Aria. Prescott. Aria.
B. E. WELLS. Assistant General Manager.
Prescott. Arizona.
CHALCEDONY LODGE NO. (.Ml.
J7 hL. Holbrook. Arlsona. Regular
jfr stated communications at 7 :3U p
kjv tn. on Fourth Saturday of each
' month. . Visiting brethren invited.
By order of
R. C. KINDER, W. M.
J. H. BOWMAN, Secretary. tttf
niRPRVTKK SHOP-Vnrth m.l f It If 1
ii track, east of the shop of Wn. Armbrust-1
, er. All kinds of carpenter work at short '
otiee. Bepairing a specialty. -Give me a ;
all if yea have work needing Immediate at- I
fMtiosk - itf- c, G, TsjiTtKMAN. I
R.
ARIZONA NEWS.
Territorial Items Gleaned From
Oar Exchanges and Con
densed for Our Busy
Patrons.
Fifteen arrests were made in Pres
eott in February.
A joung Men's Gospel union has
been organized in Phenix.
A society of the Unitarian church
has been organized at Phenix.
The fines collected in Prescott
during February amounted to $470.
It is reported that Fort Iluaehuca
will soon be made a division head
quarters.
There was a balance in the city
treasury of Prescott on March 1, of
$i,70ti.3G.
William Gwvn, of the S. F P. &
P. railroad, has resigned and gone
to Mexico.
A Sunday school convention was
held in Prescott on Wednesday and
Thursday.
Thenty-five tons of copper bul
lion were shipped from Tucson one
day last week.
.Prescott is ' in darkness at night,
and efforts are being made to have
the city lighted.
The new Episcopal church at
Xucson was recently dedicated by
Bishop Kendrick.
The license tax collected in Pres
cott for the second month of this
year was S&18.25. .
Hon. Thomas Hughes has an
nounced himself as a candidate for
postmaster at Tucson.
pTom Armer, Indian farmer at the
San Carlos reservation, has resigned
and gone to Globe to reside. .
One hundred Japanese laborers
have been imported to Phenix to
work for the Canaigree company.
It is said that over one-half the
silver produced in Arizona last year
came from the county of Mohave.
Aucrustin Garcia committed sui-
San Jose on Feb. 27, by
shooting himself in the head with a
pistol.
H. M. Abboit has a force of men
at work developing the X Y Z cop
per claim, adjoining the United
V erde mine.
D.Markham has purchased 3,000;
head of New Mexican long horn cat
tle and will put them on his range
near Tucson.
The Arizona & Southeastern rail
road last week received an engine
recently purchased from the G. E.
Si I. railroad.
Prof. Blandy has made a careful
compilation of the copper output
for Arizona and finds it foots a total
of 03,323,788 pounds.
. Good reports continue to comeJ
from the Bald Butte mine, in which
a nine-foot ledge of rich gold rock
has just been exposed.
The smelter of the Detroit Copper
company at Morenci shut down last
Friday. They will be shut down
about ten days. Bulletin.
William Bell and Charles Cator
have begun work on their Little
Harry mine. They intend to drive
a 100-foot tunnel. Jerome Reporter.
The Saginaw Lumber company
have added six feet to the top of
their dam in Wash canon, . making j nian Miner.
the total height of the dam forty-, i C. L. Schaar, manager of the
five feet. Placerita company, recently made a
Seeds of the Australian salt bush a clean-up of $3,000 from a fifteen
are again being distributed by thejdajs' run on ore from the Coral
Arizona Exoeriment station to such ! ne, one of the group owned by his
residents of the territory aseare to
experiment in growing it. .
Another gold strike has been
made below town on the old soldier,
says ine . ,Kingmau aimer, me
ledge is several feet in width and
runs several ounces to the ton.
A holdup at Flagstaff last week
failing to secure any booty, accept
ed an invitation from his victim to
adjourn to a near'4y saloon and
have a drink, and was arrested.
D..B. Gillette, a California mining
nan roranllr m fi 1 fliA statement
' .-
at Tucson, that there was more min-
. . . ,i
ing gOiag On in Yavapai COUnty than
. t, t. ;t,n
in any other part of the territory,
Mecario Acosta and Bergino Gon
zales, both sent to Yuma from Gra
ham county for one year for grand
larceny, have been discharged on
account of expiration of sentence.
During the past few days Brig
ham & Hicks have dehorned over
seven hundred head of cattle. Wolf
Sachs will commence dehorning his
herd some time next week. Tempe
News.
En-Dess-Do-Day, an Apache In
dian from Graham couDty, serving a
life sentence for murder, died at
Yuma a few days since of consump
tion, thus completing the full meas
ure of his sentence.
The United Globe Mines have
purchased the Maudie mining claim
from James P. Faull and partner
for 2,000, and the remaining inter
est of W. T. McNelly in the Mc
Ginty claim, for $1,200.
Governor Franklin pardoned
Frank Woodson from the Yuma
prison that he could be taken to
Cassia county, Idaho, and tried for
murder. Woodson was sent from
Yavapai county in 1896, for aggra
vated assault.
C. B. Genung and sons, who are
working an extension of the Levia
than miuej near Stanton, struck a
body of ore recently which goes
1100 per ton in gold. Iney are
working it with an arastra, and are
realizing excellent results.
The testing mill which was re
cently purchased by the Common
wealth Mining company of Pearce,
has been received and will bo placed
iu position as soon as the excava
tions for same have been completed,
which will be in a few days.
The governor sent the following
appointments to the council last
week: James Coyle, assistant sup
erintendent at the prison; Harry W.
McKeen, secretan; T. H. Sabin,
physician; Emery Kays, member of
live stock sanitary commission.
Information is wanted of J. H.
Jackson, better known as Harry J.
Jackson, who lived in Globe in 1881.
Persons , knowing anything about
him or his whereabouts, will confer
a favor by writing to George R.
Jackson, Church street, Halifax, N. S.
Recent snows in the mountains off
Arizona assure the farmer, that
there willbe plenty of water this
season. In the Bradshaws, the San
I Francisco and Four Peaks countries
much deeper than usual
last uu the 8ummer rains
come. ;
George Harris, a teamster, was
killed yesterday between Prescott
and the McCabe mine. He was en
gaged in freighting to the latter
mine with an eight-mule team and
his wagon upset, falling upon him
and crushing out his life. Journal
Miner. All the ranch and cattle interests
belonging to the Schoshusen broth
ers on the San Pedro, have been sold
to Frank Burns, a Santa Barbara,
Cal., stockman. Everything on the
ranch, even to the kitchen utensils,
were taken in' the deed, and the
place will be kept up.
By Collins has opened up a five
inch streak of-copper ore, in the
Black foot mine, that runs about
1000 in gold and 300 ounces in sil
ver to the ton. The mine is open
ing up splendidly and Messrs. Col
lins and Bohno are assured of
olentv of monev in future. Kins-
it, . -
company. A very rich schute of ore ,
ira i
was recently struck in this mine.
assays as high as $92 per ton and
, a e-i - i..
uiaies cuu poi iuu. i
Der. oi me ick14141" mirouuce a j
bill to have the people of Arizona j
i . 1 1 t l - a , ;
vote on the prison removal question.
Should this be done, the prison will
certainly be removed, with bright
prospects' of its being removed to
Prescott. Courier.
A party who came. through San
Carlos a few days ago, informed us
that some Indians engaged in a free
fight amongst themselves about two
. L aooui, tore up ine carpei ana ieii pttsburg broker, died at San Fran
Thatisagpod suggestion of the everything in confusion, takiug away ' csco on the "3rd instant, from an
Arizona Republican hat some mem-, a few boxes .of cigars and some : nra t
weeks ago, on the Gila opposite San
Carlos. During the fracas one In
dian was shot in the back and killed,
and his supposed sla3er is now in
the guard house at San Carlos.
Globe Silver Belt.
Kanab Uinkaret plateaus in nor
thern Arizona are more heavily tim
bered than any portiou of Arizona
territory. Uinkaret mountains of
northern Mohave county are cov
ered by billions of feet of the finest
pine timber to be found in the Unit-
i ed States. The whole countrv re
sembles in appearance the San Fran
cisco mountains. Kingman Miner.
Governor-Franklin has lerned that
there are three men in the territory
who have not been appointed nota
ries public. He des not know their
names or postodce addresses, but he
is desirous of learning, that he may
forward them notarial commissions.
He does not want it said when he
retires from office that he has not
treated one man as well as another.
Phenix Republican.
J. W. Power, chief engineer at the
Arizona Lumber & Timber compa
ny's mill, was badly scalded Mon
day forenoon while at work, says
the Flagstaff Sun-Democrat. The
gasket, or packing of the piston be
came loosened and was forced, out
by the immense pressure of steam,
which immediately shot out, strik
ing Mr. Power, who was near, in the
face and chest, scalding him terri
bly. In blasting for the foundation of
the mill of the Sundance company,
on their Silver Trail mine near the
head of the Hassayampa, a thirty-two-inch
vein was encountered,' the
ore from which goes $16.58 per ton
in free gold besides a small per
centage in silver. The ledge is
thought to be a continuation of one
from which about $20,000 in gold
was taken a few years ago. Journal
Miner. . .
Now' is the time to get to work on
the Stockton Hill tunnel. Nowhere
on the Pacific coast can greater
bodies of ore be cut by a tunnel
than at that point in the Cerbat
range oí mountains. Ihe tunnel,
as surveyed, will cut the ledges at a
depth of 1,200 feet. All of the
mines are now under water and can
not be worked without putting; in
costly machinery. Mohave County
Miner.
Daniel Drummond, a well-known
surveyor, is reported missing. Some
months ago he .obtained a govern
ment contract in the northern part
of the territory. This he complet
ed and sent his notes to the surveyor
general, and directed that all mail
for him should be retained here
pending his arrival.' This was six
weeks ago and nothing has since
been heard of him. 'Wheu he last
wrote he was in Fagstaff, and fears
are entertained hero that some se-
rious mishap has befallen him.
Tucson Citizen. -
Last Wednesday morning Col. H.
C. Hooker received from California
by special car attached to the east
bound passenger train, several ; Crockery company at San Fran
thoroughbred stallions for his Sierra cSCOj Qa th(j 4th instant, caused a
Bonita ranch. Parisee, a four-year- Hama of S20.000.
old horse, sired by Palo Alto, was of
the number, and is certainly a beau
ty. He is such an animal as old
judges of horse flesh love to see and
admire, and will no doubt prove a
valuable .addition to Colonel Hook
er's stud, which now includes seven
of the best stallions in the south
west. Wilcox News. 1
The Tent store was burglarized on
Monday night during the absence of
the owners, Mr. and Mrs. McNeil, j
who had gone to view the masque- i
rade carnival. The robers ransack-
ed the premises in a search for tnon-
! ey, which Mr. Mceil had prudently
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ueposiieu. Aiiejr weui, lurougo iob
trunks, scattering the contents j
. . . . , , .
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wearing apparel. xney eviaeniiy
meditated the destruction of the
premises, as they placed the lamp
on the floor against a curtain, which
fortunately,; did not ignite. The
same night the saddle was stolen
from the back of S. A. Russell's
horse,' which had been hitched on
Broad street. The boldness of these
thefts cálls for renewed vigilance on :
the part ot otneers ol the law to ap
prehend and rid the town of such
miscreants, Globe Silver Belt,
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Late Telegrams Condensed for
Headers of The Argus.
Worcester, Mass., was visited by a
$100,000 fire on the 6th instant.
The official, reports from Bombay
show that the plague is abating.
Pueblo, Colo., has decided to hold
an industrial exhibition in ApriL
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher died at
Stamford, Conn., on the 8th instant.
The New' Hampshire legislature
has refused to repeal the bounty on
bears.
About 2,000 plasterers and hod
carriers of Chicago struck on the
Sth instant.
An Ohio factory recently received
an order from England for 42,000
pairs of shoes.
Schwartz ' Brothers Commission
company of at. Louis, assigned on
the 4th instant.
Rev. George S. Mallory of New
York, editor of the Churchman,
died on the 3rd instant.
i
Gus A. Norling shot and fatally
wounded his wife and killed himself
at Kansas City on the 9th instant.
Thomas Wilson, a pioneer Chi
cago contractor, who came to that
city in 184 i, died on the 2nd instant.
The house on the 3rd instant
passed the imigration bill over the
president's veto by a vote of 193 to
37.
The Deep iWater commission has
reported favorably on the San Pedro
harbor instead of Santa Monica,
Cal.
O. F. Lodwisk and W. B. Webster
were injured by a blast in the Ibex
mine, near Ouray', Colo., on the 5th
instant.
Five hundred employes of the
Globe Shipbuilding company of
Cleveland, Ohio, struck on the 3rd
instant.
On the Vermillion river in north
western Colorado, rich copper and
gold deposits have recently been dis
covered. Colin Danghdrill was hanged at
Gadsend, Ala., on the 5th instant,
for the murder of J. I. Bates, a
drummer.
The supreme court of California
has filed a decission in the , famous
Durant case, denying the defendant
a new trial. . -
Governor Bradley of Kentucky,'
has appointed A. T. Wood, United
States senator to succeed J. C. S.
Blackburn.
An explosion in a coal mine at
Huntington, Ark., on the 6th instant
burned thirty-five men seriously and
some fatally.
The American Plate Glass com
pany's works at Alexandria, Ind.,
were
damaged on the 2nd
instant
$40,000 by fire.
Fre Q the store of the California
j Prof. Edward Thompson Nelson,
of the chair of science at the Ohio
! Wesleyan university, died of heart
disease a few days since.
The San Francisco Post announces
the sale of the famous Utica mine
i of California. The price alleged to
have been paid is $15.900.
A fast train was wrecked near
Marshall, Mo., on the 2nd instant,
killing C. G. Ehrit, engineer, and
Charles Rynal, brakeman.
Johny West of New York, defeat
ed Joe Walcott, colored, of Boston,
jn a twenty-round boxing bout
at
'ew York on the Oth instant.
John M -a Oakley, a prominent
o o
The Missouri vagrancy law, which
permitted persons convicted of
vagrancy to be sold by the sheriff
from a block, has been repealed.
William J. Koerner has been con
victed of the murder of Rose A.
Redmute of New. York, and sen-
tenced to be electrocuted April 19.
Judge Wolford of Missouri, has
handed down a decission sustaining
the constitutionality of the law fix
ing the death penalty for train rob--bing.
A Tacoma, Wash., cow recently
gave birth to a calf with two fully
formed heads, two taiU and five
legs. The fifth leg issued from the
back. - .
The annual interest on the debt
owed by India to Great Britain is'
about $80,000,000; no wonder India
has a famine and pestilence com
bined. Duhme & Co., one of the oldest
jewelry firms of Cincinnati, Ohio,
made an assignment on the 6th in
stant. Assets,. $100,000; liabilities
unknown.
In a recent engagement between
the insurgents and Spanish forces in
Cuba, 200 Spaniards are reported
killed and the insurgent's loss is
placed at fifty.
- Jerry Shanahan was instantly
killed and Michael Haley seriously
injured by an explosion in the St.
Lawrence mine at Butto, Mont-, on
the 4th instant.
Hon. Edward Ellis, president of
the Schenectady Locomotive works,
and a promiuent republican politi
cian oi the Lmpire state, died on
the 4th instant. '
The destructiou by fire of the
power house of the Union Traction
company of Philadelphia, on the
4th instant, caused a loss of half a
million dollars.
Puma City, Colo., was the scene
of a shooting scrap on the 4th in
stant that resulted in the killing of
Peter S. Cox, a well-known saloon
man and mino operator.
On the 6th instant Governor Loud
of Oregon, appointed ex-Senator H
W. Corbett United States senator to "
fill the vacancy caused by the failure
of the legislature to elect.
Two fires at Aurora, Ind., on the
3rd instant destroyed the Aurora
Chair factory and the Wymond
cooper shop, throwing 500 operat
ives out of work. Loss$100,000.
On the 5th instant, by a unani
mous vote the lower house of the
Washington legislature passed a bill
prohibiting persons wearing hats in
theaters, which will obstruct the
view. ,
From the Peter Wood gravel
mine on Magalia ridge, Butte coun
ty, Cal., a large section of a tree
was taken lately. It was found at a
vertical depth of 800 feet and from
the face of the tunnel 1100 feet.
In a wreck at Bonnotte's Mill, Mo.,
on the Missouri Pacific railroad on
the 5th instant, W. W. Rosen berger,
mail clerk,' was killed and his body
cremated. .The fireman was fatally
injured and the engineer badly hurt.
Advices from Delhi, India, state
that in Scisa, in which district there
has been more suffering from famine
than in any other section of the
country, the death rate was 23 per .
cent of the population; 40,000 per
sons having died.
John R. Parrish a fireman on the
Santa Fe, was instantly killed on
his engine near Las Vegas a few '
days since, by being struck on the
head by timbers of a bridge while .
passing through. He was leading
out of the cab window. '
The Peruvian government hare
absolutely refused to pay the claim
of Victor McCord, an American :
citizen, for $200,000 for false impris
onment. Secretary Olney made a
peremptory demand for payment,
which has been ignored.
A recent Chicago dispatch says
that a new whisky trust is forming
and will include 115 distilleries. The
company will be capitalized to the
amount of $30,000,000. Securities
will be divided as follows: First
mortgage bonds, $10,000,000; prefer-
red stock, S5,000,000; common stock,
$15,000,000.
The legislative committee appoint-r
ed to investigate the charges Gf
bribery in connection with the elec
tion of Hatfield to the United States
senate from Idaho, have made- a re
port recommending that Represen
tative Jones, who made the affidavit
that he was bribed, and Representa
tive Perkins, whom Jones charge
with having paid him $150 far his
vote, be removed from the legisla
ture. This action practically sus.
tains the charges. '