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Salt River herald., 1878-09-28
Sonora News.

CHizeH McssrS. C. T. Butler and Vim. :. Edwards of Tucson, returned here on Thursday from a business trip of several weeks in Sonora. They went to within sixty miles of Urcs. passing through number of towns and mining districts. The late rains have caused q remarkable growth of vegetation, which is truly tropical in vigor and quantity, Streams were all swollen and crossing them difficult and not always safe. After getting some distance in the State they found the people hospitable, showing dis position to encourage foreign energy and entcrpri,c ,c in their midst They examined some mining properties which NIT. Cutler cOntemplates devel- Oping, and that soon. They neither saw nor heard of any evidence of rev olution, as was lately reported in Tue son. Labor is cheap, and so are most articles of food, but foreign cloths and clothing are very high. CalicOes that cost in Tucson from five to ten cents command forty and fifty. Traders seem to keep tine producers in debt; when the latter have anything to sell the former give but a very small price for it, and pay in goods at enormous prices. They think the prospect of the poor people rising to wealth or in dependence hopeless. The farming and other implements are of the rud- est kind.
 They say Gov. Mariscal has posters circulated, calling upon the people to do what they can to arrest Boyer, the murderer of Sweeney, for surrender tD the Arizona authorities. Our peo- pie ought to be thankful for this ac ton. Sonora ought to rid herself of escaped American criminals, and do more to punish, or let Us punish, her own people who commit crimes abroad and seek salty at home.
 The infamous StreetSr, of Chirichua nOtoricty, is in Sonora murdcring and pilfering with about seventy Apachcs Several men had lately been killed by this gang, and the people are al- most tcrror-stricken at its presence and bloody deeds The wise action of Gen. Wilcox. in establishing Camp Supply, very likely influenced Street CT to abandon his former haunts in Southeastern Arizona, but the poor and exposed people of Sonora are sui fcring more in consequence. It would seem as if the Federal govern ment of Mexico could and should promptly kill off these enemies of mankind.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

TIE Semi-Tropic has the following in reference to the Southern Pacific railroad and its extension: All the engines and rolling stock on this end of the line have been carefully over. looked and thoroughly repaired for the season of heavy work that will soon commence. We learn that there will be two pusher engines stationed here to help the trains over the heavy grade of San Gorgonio Pass. The hot weather is about over and the Bantas cutoff is nearly completed, so that, putting this and that together, we may reasonably hope for immense activity on the eastern extension with in q week or two at farthest. When they do commence we may look for q repetition of the rapid building that characterized the struggle between the Union and Central Pacific.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

SAYS the Los Angeles Heruld: .: The Southern Pacific Railway arc in earn- est in their intention to push across Arizona forthwith. Large shipments of the ties are on their way to Will mington to be used in bridging the distance which separates Yuma from Tucson. There is no doubt of the fact that the Southern Pacific people intend tO build eastward until they meet somebody coming west from that section. Their right to lay track in Arizona cannot be disputed. The concession procured from the Arizona legislature nearly two years ago is now the law of the land, through the failure of congress to rcscind it. The laws of the United States provide that where congress neglccts to repeal law of q Territorial legislature within one year from its passage the act becomes valid. Stanley Matthews introduced such q repeating act in the United States senate. IL passed that body but failed of passage in the house. There is, therefore, no lc- gal obstacle to the progress of the Southern Pacific to the New Mexico line, and the presumption is that, with the opening of October, they will push for Tucson at the rate of mile q day. Superintendent Hewitt informs us that the Southern Pacific Railway are shipping sixty thousand railway ties to Wilmington, to be used in building the road through Arizona. Two of the vessels contain ing these ties are now on the way to that port.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

IS an interview with q gentleman, says the Tucson .St0r, who resides in Pinal county, and who has just re- turned from trip through that sec tiOn, we learn that the congressional race in the Globe district will be be- tween Woolsey and Stevens, with Woolsey ahead in Globe City. He further states that great many peo- pie have come to the conclusion that the race now lies between Stevens and Woolsey.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

TRAINS arc now running on the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fc rail- road as far as Trinidad, about ten miles from the New Mexico boundary line. Contracts have been let and it is expected trains will be running to Las Vegas by the 1st of next April This place is forty miles eastof Santa Fc. The Denver and Rio Grandc railroad was, at last accounts, forty miles south of Alamosa, and pushing ahead at the rate of one and half miles per day. It will reach Santa Fe by January next. The cost of this road fully equipped is estimated at S13,5 per mile.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28
Sum mon s.

h the Justice Court. County Of Pinal, Terri tory of AHzona, before J, D. Walker. J. P. IL B, Summerst agains J. D. Wilson. c. T.. Mills and x Simons Jr. The Territory of Ar izona sends gree ing to J D Wilson, c T Mills and s SinOns. Jr. YOu are hereby summoned to appear before ma. Ht my office in the town of Florence. on tho 18th day of November, ls1s, at To o'clock. A. M of that day, 10 answer io the complaint of II B Summers. who demand of vsu that you are indebted 'o him in the sum of Two hHndred dollars for legal services rem der-d at yeur request in proseoutiug certain suits in the District Court, Pinal County. A. T.. When be will take judgment against yon ss de- manded. and for tho costs of this suit if you fail tn appear anu answur. Witness my aaad this lgtL day oi Scptc:nbor, ls77.
 JoHN ID. WALKER.
 n7ii Justice Oi the ieGec.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

THE people of Hollister are satis- fled that there would he greater pros perity in that section if it had a few artesian wells. The Enterprise makes q strong appeal iE that behalf It says: Let our farmers, if they indi- vidually feel unable to engage in the undertaking, band together in the several districts of the country and bore for artesian water. We would suggest the cooperation plan, for lin nnion there is strength" By organ izing a system of this sort, we have not the slightest doubt but an abund- ance of the pluvial substance could be obtained at a very small outlay
 and the advantages to be derived would be incalculable. It is certain ly suicidal policy to lay on our oars and expect nature to do it all for Us
 It is true, in some portions of the county it would require deep wells, but with the improved machinery now in the field, this Is but a trivial excuse to deter people from making ah effort, The San Felipe District is igstlY termed the Eden of the county. The cause of its wonderful fertility and beauty can be attributed directly to the many flowing wells which abound. Then by all means organize whiles't is yet day" and prepare your farms to meet any emergency.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

IS speaking of the Presbyterian church in Tucson, the Star says: " It is the only Protestant church, with the exception of two Methodist churches in Prescott, within a radius of zoo miles," The Methodist church organization in Phenix was formed long before those in Prescott, and arc now constructing q building upon which they have already spent over two thousand dollars, and will re- quire as much again before compile tiOn. As mention has been made of this church buildIngIn these columns several times before, the Star must have omitted it through malice, as it surely could not have done so through ignorance.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

Sentinel: Three thousand seven hundred and forty pounds of shoes, shawls and other merchandise in four pound packages, mostly for Tucson, were received here by mail OF We'd nesday morning. When the roads are good such loads of mail matter arc easily transported, but when half the roads are under water, they impose a heavy tax on contractors. However, the law clearly gives the right to mail such packages, and its accommoda- tion to the people is an immense one.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28
Summons.

In the Justice Court. County Of Pinal, Ter. ritory of Arizona, before J. D. Walker. J. r. II B Summers against l. D Wilson. c T Mills, John Gushing $ simon T. Robert Allen. Mary Pascol and Julius Fay. The Territory of Ar izona sends greeting to D Wilson. c T Mills John Cushing. $ Simons Jr, Robt. Allen Mary Pascol aed Julius Fay You are hereby sum- moned 10 appear before me. at my office in the town of Florence. en the 18th day of No vember, 1878 at 10 o'clock. A. NJ of that day to answer io the complaint of II. E. Summers, who demand, of you that you are indebted io him in the sum of Three Hundred dollars for legal services rendered at your request in prus- ecu;ing cert' il suits in the District Court, Pi nal County. A. T. When he will take juge Gneut against you as demanded. and fr the costs of this suit. if you fail to appear and m swer. Witness my hand this l9ih day of Sep tenbcr 1878. JOHN WALKER.
 Ju.t;ce of the penre
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

Preserve the privacies of your house, marriage state, heart, from father, mother, sister, brother, aunt, and all the world. You two with Gods help, build your own quiet world ;every third or fourth one who draw into it will form a party, and stand between you two. That should never be. Promise this to each other Renew the VOW at each temptation {; you will find your account in it. Your souls well grew, as it were to- gethcr, and at last they will become as one. An. if many young pair on their wedding day knew this se- cret, how many marriages were hap pier than-alas they are
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

TIE Enterprise states that Irish potatoes do not do well in Salt River Valley, on account of the heat or long dry spells. People living here know the statement to be false, but it is as good as could be expected from the source.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

BLACK HILLS Herdld: We are in receipt of q copy of the Salt River HERALD, published at Phenix. Arizo- na territory, by c. F.. McClintock. It is a lively twenty-eight column paper, supports the Independent candidate for delegate to congress, and is also very handsome geographically.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

INTHE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF John A Parker. q ceased
 Notice is hereby E ven by the undersigned administrator of the estate of John Parker, deceased, 10 the cred tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased tO ex- hibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months afier the first publication oi ihis no- tice 10 the said admiuis,raiOr at his residence, about two miles west of the town of Phe nix, in the coudty of MaricOpa
 " D FENTER. Administrator of the estate of John A Parker deceased
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

IS round numbers the miners inch is equivalent to discharge of 95 cu- bic feet per hour; one cubic foot is seven and half gallons. A miners inch would equal d discharge of 112.5 gallons per hour.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF John Knauss deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administrator of the estate of John Knauts. deceassd. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to a1- hibit them with the necessary vouchers. within four months Rfier the first publication of this mo- tice. the said AdministratUr, al his office in Phenix County of Maricopa, Territory of Arr izona.
 J. D. RUNnURG. Administrator of the estate of John Knauss. deceased. n1it
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

The event in Chicago society next week will be tie failure ofa well known and highly-conneeted savings bank. Cards will be out in a day or two. No money will be spared to make 1t tho most recherche affair of the season. Elaborate preparations have been going on for some months. although in quiet way. The Presi- dents wife has already purchased seventeen trunks, and is looking around for more.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

The story comes from Deadwoo' in the United States, that q member of Ii certain church congregation was bowic-knifed by jealous deacon for putting q counterfeit quarter in the contribution-box. and the excited pas tor, without leaving his pulpit, shot the good deacon for creating distur- bance during divine service.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

i-Y The National Gold Medal was awarded to Bradley S Rulofs on. for the best Photo graphs in the United States, and the Vienna Medal for the best in the world
 419 Montgomery Street. San Francisco.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

TIE Citizen and SHrer Bet again make their appearance, the latter af- ter an absence of several weeks.
Salt River herald., 1878-09-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ranch for Rent.

A first class ranch at Temp. with good wa- ter nght. Address, G M F Herrett.
 Phenix.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25
schoebeir, named the substance which ns

echoebeiri named the substance which no
discovered iOxpnes from the Greek worn
.Ozein," signifytng to smell. he suppp6o0
tfiat.i was Oxygen In an active and high!y
eiectro.negativ6 state. Ny observ rvatfons 40
not variant tneseJ conclusions.g aaz tsuts.
stances (sueh as Chlorate Of Potasss retc.l
that Yield large quantities Of Oxygen, give
but little ozone, while others pfodncinH
producing attie or no QOxygen yfeid large
auantities Of Ox0ns. Themosthlghly oEon-i
ixed organic bodies are Cedar-Wood. Pine:
leaves, Bloodi etc., etcj Of the T4AnSIai
salts, Alum, Eurphur, IChldride Of Soda,
otc:, may be mentioned as agents Yielding
ozone ii abundance.F Ozone may be man
ufactured from all oxonixed bodies ~
chemical afiinity, the evolution q oreanic
matter, and the rapid disintegrafion ipi AL
ofonixed substances, either kyL msaEx %
neat. electricity or other forms of forces
ozone ID the antiseptic prim ctple OF every
substance possessing the power 70 preserve
ANIMAL and vegetable structures nCn ue.
cav, The preservattve and purifying 9nal.
tiles Of salt, 0arDQlie ACid, Chloride ~
Lime, Als hdA. .istSo SS9 das 70 the presence
OF Ozolse. - e lEbaG ~ s7'a9ih,h ~
Or. Payne can be conmftsd daiiy 81 his
officoe IN the Heab0dy Hotel Ninth stree
between walnut and Spruce streets .Phila'
delphta, o. "Al AHNe '"'''t.f' p
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25
WIN. NJ. PYLE, '|l1| !.
POSTMASTER.
in the Truth Ovortake . La.

IN tine Truth Ovortak0 D Liza.
ytigat ,on DISCLOSE the fact thai the
|npcrted in the Associated Press dis
|lk, about Aug 10Th. t. have died iD
Iao after two weeks use OF some re-
IEvemedy for 'corpuleucy, haG not
IiAllan's Anti-FaL, but had used q
4 |rsNton put up by q reg ular physician
|uskne, Pa Allan,s. Anti Fat 10 man
lfvA IN Buffalo. N. Y, by the, unoer-
n, We have alreaiy sold over 1cO.-
Etlles or 1t. 1t has therefore been
by thousands, and we challenge
9fnst 1t has ever harmed, any body,
h the reduction Of obese. persons frem
10 pounds, leaving them, healthy and
{hg. is considered q misfortune. Fur
Who're, we hereby offer $500 reward for
3uce showing that II contains poison
klnjnfious ingred tents. Wealso ohei
III we cannot provsthat 1t has recuci !
Lber Of, persons ~ stated herein. ano
@ without Injury. II is said q lie Will
ave the truth any time, but we trust
thnse ntwspapers that have misled
pubic by saying that physicians At.
lied the lady's death To the use ol
.al which Is On.y put up by us, the
"apti-Fat'. being our trace. mark,
CORE t the false Impression they hsye
Vyed, by publishing this refltaLi0n!
BOTANIC MEDICINE Coz.
Buffalo, N. 7.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25

II was FIRST discovered by schoenbein IN
1890. In 1880, Andrews and TAFT obtaineN
small Quantities of 1t from Oxygen, W
means ofpressure. It is asserted BY LOew
and Odling that Ozone contains three
atoms Or Oxygen, while the 1stte 1has two
atoms, ana that BY COMPRISING tito one
sOzene has also been produced by, passing
series of electric sparks through Oxygen
Gas by applying gPermanganateiofoP iofo Potas.
"a to Sulphuric Acid; by burning, Phoe-
phorns In Ether or By sorcing airthfougn
q solution OF Blood, Ether Permahganate
efPotassa and Phosphorus. Es'.it. Il,
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25

Az result he has discovered that III.
eases originate in germs, or In p ain wof0s,
parasites Now ifany persons are disposal
to bc sceptical on this point they can, soon
be convinced. by the use OF e powerful
and not mere assertion. This being so
what could be more natural than the DOC.
tors theory, viz: sTo1 cure the disease
you must destroy the parasites causing IT. W.
able to take Ozone, the great health-giy wing
element Of the air. and reduce 1t 70 "a 2
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causins
It. The sare in regard 70 that ieariui
deadly, simply because the parasites
causing 1t ale allowed. from the want oi
proper treatment, to remain In the mem.
.brare, when II they were destroyed nature
would in all cases do the restsl Thetr ues
strncti0n Ozone will positively accomplish.
It produces better results In 'consumptien
than any other known remedy, and Y
lungs will produce O cure. The same OF
Cancer and other diseases. Ozone % dis
inIeetant has no equal tor the body or sicE
room. .- ,',r ,''.-,. T-.F u.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25
.LAueH,AND5 GROW FAT"

Bis anc, ,ent bit Of advice is we'll enough
ss,s sssr s9ps ss' @R.t RGx sDSss e g Seeo%e
|sns sssssstiil ana iii tell You. Are,
~ expeffih ents, extending through
khs 81 Saticnt investigation and. toll
sIebrated fnrloaly yticaI chemist, w 2:
b, has effected and given TO thewpfld
fLFat. Thus far IN Several hundred
kthls great remedy has never failed u
Pee q cOfpaient person nom three te
bounds pef week. IT is perfectly harm
and positively efficient, Sold by drug
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25
ar prOpS .E's slIsFORrUNEs.

Pns Of the savage tribes enter theti,
tlings through mole In the 1907 and
" q person becomes 80 TAT that he gan
get In. he ia regarded as an OUTLAY
tRis System been adopted ~ tne
{aed Slaies. the ''Out-laws could nGt
made q more activs demana tioI Al
bhsd Ii we'd In constant fear Of sudden
| Ph have, by It's use, been reduced to 3
Mtab'e living weight. Inc sAntt-Fat
R.re!y vegetable and perfectly harm
Sold by all druggists a.l. "a
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25

The world moves, 20 does science. We
nave long been accustomed to read that
the want or Ozone In the atmospheric was
the cause of the plague, Of cholera small
po1 diptheria, spotted fever, indeed az
nom q yitiated condition OF the air we
breathe. How to equalise the disturbed
condition of the air we breathe to healthy
tone, or supply Its health giving functions
O problem which occupied the best miuda
Of the medical profession in Paris. Vienna.
Berlin, Dublin and Edinburg, as well a.
eur own schools for generation or more.
Professor VIM. A. Paine, A. M, M D,g a
highly educated and cultivated physician.
has labored assidiously Tor thirty sfx wears
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25
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WM. NJ. PYLE, =: :.
POSTMASTER.
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25
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lnti. Fat Chemically Examined. 3
le analytical chemist w. B. DRAKE, d
2hlo, N. Y, recently. Analyzed Allan
ja'Fat, and gave the following: XIV,
CERTIFICATE.

have subjected Allan Anti-Fat to
falcal analysis, examined the process
's manufacture. and can truly say, that
ingredients Of which 1t is cOmp0st d are
Pfely vegetable, and cannot but act
lrably upOntthe system, and 1t 10 well
|alated to attain the object Of which II
Nteded. ,l.a ~. ~. '.-,gg w
w. B. DRAKE. Chemist
The Morning herald., 1878-09-25
PEABODY, HOTEL !

The large and elegant Hotel has been ~:
cently fitted in the most exquisite style py
the the celebrated Professor Paine The
Professor exercises personal sIIsrsisaoa ,r
into the steward's department before AZ a
Oven pit tAs cook ~, NILE and SthSrsr. ,srs.
nottVfthstautifhRthe q he large onumberOf4 guests
not a2singls case oi dissass .,s nss 0ccsIrsds
facility. The Professor has thus convertAd
8 flrst-class Hotel into 9 ssnctgnaIy. q
~ is freuuently the! tease with Hotels. 4 He
has the most experfenced Managefs, iet.
tentive Walters and seientifc yCooks. who
cater to the comfort, health and happfneeg
al the euehts, instead Of the rassiong and
morbid appetites. The chafEesare In Keep.
ing with tne4imcs, -being- 9a per day for e
room and, three meals Rooms without
board, from 10 sents - MidWeekly tbea5rIet Y
nom Is to Sl2 Board without er0omA s&W
tperweek. ees emu asttcksts Tor ~ noa Y
= l $50 fsQ lsiGG9 slriN ha9 syod ,nalan 81
|. Open day 'aad naght4 the cai5 funnMl
past the dC0rs Dn yey passefigers q 81 rs. ~ 81
any.Of the der bts, or any pad o5 tneeAsSsS