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Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by 'O the Directors of the Phoenix Canal Com pany until l2 o'clock M. March 90, 1873. for clearing the land on the proposed line of the Canal, commencing near the old Swilling ranch and extending miles northwest, according to specifications on file with the Secretary.
 Also for constructing one hundred feet of the canal at its head, according to plans and speci- fcations on file at the office of the.Sscretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
general Lee Mining Company

M Location of principal place of business. San Francisco. California. Location Of works, Globe Mining District Maricopl County. Arizona. Notice is hereby given that at meet ing of the Board of Directors held on the 7th day of March. 1878, an assessment (No. 9 of Five (5) cents per share was levied on the cap ital stock of the corporation, payable imme- diately in United States gold coin, to the Secre- tary at the office of the Company. Room l2, No. BIO Pine San Francisco. California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, will be de- lnqnent ant advertised for sale at public auc- ton and unless payment is made before. will be sold on Monday tn, 29th day of April. 1878 to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
 THOS. F. ATKINSON, Secretary.
 Oaice--Room l2 No. BIO Pine Street. San Francisco. California. m9td
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Over a column of new advertise ments this week.
 Copper has been discovered in the White Tank mountains.
 Dr. ThibOdo has a card in this issue of the HERALD.
 Several liens have been filed on the Champion mine, globe district.
 Geo. Buck has purchased the Clydesdale stallion Warrior, four years old, weight HOO pounds.
 The first coach of the new stage line between this town and Prescott will arrive here Monday afternoon.
 There will be a social dance at the Courthouse next Monday even ing, under the auspices of our young folks. Tickets, supper included, s 50.
 The Secretary of the Phoenix Canal Company has d notice in this issue clliing for proposals for cleaning lInd and constructing part of the canal
 The telegraph office at Maricopa Wells is no more; it was moved to Phoenix Thursday evening, which makes this town the only repeating office in the Territory.
 E. Brunson < Co. have leased the corner adjoining the HERALD office and started for Prescott to procure lumber; upon arrival they will put up building to be used as d saloon.
 During the Last two or three weeks our enterprising townsman Geo. E Loring has been receiving heavyship- ments of candies, tobaccos and fancy goods, to meet his increasing business.
 Asher < Wollenburg, of the white House, Prescott, have their large stock of merchandise packed prepar- atory to being moved to this place. NIT. H. Ellis will take charge of the establishment which will occupy the first floor of the skating rink.
 A new blackboard will be started on Monday from Phoenix to Cave Creek, leaving the store of A. Gold man between S and 9 o'clock. The rig is a handsome one-a double seated buggy wdgon-and will be a great convenience to travel and the miners of that growing district. Information furnished at this office.
 Messrs Miller & Webb have es- tablished two stations on the north side of the Gila, and the direct route to Yuma by way of Clliente. The first station is on the Hassayampa, 30 miles west of Phoenix, and the second 2s from the Hassayampa and 25 from Agua Caliente. See advertisement.
 Two tramps stopped at the station of Jas. A. Moore, Maricopa Wells, a few days since and demanded food. but were refused. They waited for a short time until the arrival of the mail coach, and when dinner was prepared for passengers, they slip ped into the dining room and dis posed of a square meal before being discovered.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

pROPOSALS will be received by the under signed To April 9th, for furnishing two thousand cords of wood to the Geldsn Star Min Ing Company, on Cave Creek. There is au abundance of wood in tn immediate vicinity Oi the mill, and fine grazing for animal. Proposals will be entertained for any potion of the quantity required. Address
 W. 8. FEELINGS,
 Phoenix, A. T.
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cenposure

Especial Dispa:ches to the HERALD
 FLORENCE, March IG.-Coach on time. c. H. Beckwith is passenger for Phoenix.
 towing to the crowded state of the lines your special dispatches can not be sent to-day. OPERATOR.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
AN "AD.- OF THE PERIOD

Every Saturday. In the HERALD you may Perceive in r5ymes, An ''ad" of the times No doubt in any, Showing to mIny A cultured mind. Poetry. prose. wisely combined. Heap O strain on the press So the editor says, To make amends Double rates he demands, We gladly pay. Beg Co inform you to-day That GOLDMAN did go Last week 10 Frisco And to Phoenix will send The best assortment Eua ever did see In this here city. So please do wait. When the goods are arrayed. On counter and shelf, Then come yourself; Bring child and wife. And value you your life. Bring Pi aud Na, And your muther-in-law.
 To A. GOLDMAN'S, General Merchandise Emporium. pmoESIN. A. T.. March l6, 1873.
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A Gay LOthariO and a
 Country DamSel.
AN INTERESTING LETTER.
A Blighted Maiden Another Love-A Truent Lover
 An Enraged Woman.

As our ubiquitous reporter was rambling through the spacious boulevards of the future Capital of Arizona Phoenix - ruminat- ing on the misfortune of his having incurred the royal dis pleasure of the non-sectional-j john marion-prescott-enterprise man for influencing the Postmaster General to osuch an extent as to cause Phoenix to be sleected as the gene ral dis tribuling point for the mails of Ari- zona, he was startled by the discord- ant sounds of a fierce wordy battle coming from a house close by. Ever on the alert for an item, he drew close to an open window and heard
 THIS IS THE STORY.
 Phoenix boasts of many hand some young gentlemen, but this "o'er true tale is interested in but one, and that one gay young Lothario of the brunette cast.
 It is the old, old story-gay, young, fascinating-a crusher of hearts. To be seen by the ladies once was for the latter to surrender at once, and he had but to select his victim. Of q pious nature, his at tendance at Sunday School was pune tual, but-in the company of a young lady. To the insinuating man she yielded her too trusting heart who, tiring of the toy threw it away for one newer and brighter to his f;lstidious taste. For time she grieved. but hoped that her truant love would return to gladden. the loneliness of her weari- some hours.
 BUT NARY A COME.
 Other lips and other eyes enslaved the heart of the young man |" Hell hath no fury like q woman scorned." No. 1 raved and stormed and vowed vengeance. She would foil this sanctimonious Sunday School scholar She invoked the gods to hear her prayer. She would write a letter, and thus Set the ball a rolling. All the world should know of her wrongs-this lecherous villain should have the mask torn from his face that all mankind might see his naked wick. edness. She cared net for the new love
 HER OBJECT WAS REVENGE.
 Swift and sure. She indited a letter to a young lady friend, in strict con. fidence of course, well knowing that she would get half dozen others to help her keep the secret, setting forth her grievances.
 The letter was duly mailed and received by the above mentioned young lady who showed the letter in the strictest confidence, to hel friend, and this friend--still in the strictcst confidence, of course-tC her lady friend, who in turn showed it to her mother, and who, in the balance of the strictest confidence on hand, showed it to the mother oi the young lady now receiving the attentions of the festive young man whom he is brunette, d dapper little fellow, with
 LOVE OF A MUsTACHE.
 The old Lady was on her higt horse in an mstlnt. Fury flashed from her eyes, and the very cord: of her arms swclled with righteou, indignation. Her daughtcr-a de ceiver in the family-great scott that very instant she would go tc that hussy and learn her a thing O two; the impudence of the |" thing to scandalize respectable man il good standing in the community enjoying the confidence of his em ployer, and d church-goer. Sh'
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MARRIED.

FIELDS HUDsON-At the residence of the brides parent, Kenyon Station, Maricopa county, March 3d, by II. Dunham, J. P George Fields of Tucson Pima county, to Mary J. Hudson.
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DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The Members of the Democratic Central Committee of Maricopa County are requested 10 meet at the Committee Rooms in Phoenix April 9th, 1878. at 1 o'clock F. NJ.
 A full attendance of the members of the Committee is earnestly requested, as tLere will be business of importance to transact.
 KING. $. woOLSEY, Chairman.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
DIED.

HAYES-Susan V. Hayes. at the residence O C. II. Grey. of malarial fever.
 Funoral this morning at 10 o'clock.
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THE sTRANGLING CORD.

He maintained his innocence, and standing upon the gallOws, shook hands with his soldier comrades. bidding them good bye as calmly as if he was only starting upon an ordinary journey. Recognizing the Sheriff in the crowd, he called out, "Good bye, Bowers" and after a pause remarked, II can't do any good in this world, but I may in the next" Then the moose was adjust ed, the black cap covered the face, the drop fell, and with a slight trembling of the body all was over, death coming with scarce a struggle on the part of
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16

Go to E. Irvine x Co, for all kinds of merchandise.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
lg of the body all Wa 'ming with scarce a st. ,art of
 THE VICTIM. ne was tried and COT lst term of the United
THE VICTIM.

Malone was tried and convicted at the last term of the United States Court, in Prescott, for the murder of Richard Law Ter, at Camp Mohave. The crime was committed in Janu- ary, 1876. His accomplice, Leo pOld Eith, is at Yuma serving out a life sentence for his part in the mur- der. Malone was a private in Co. K, Twelfth U. s. Infantry, enlisted in New York City. where his par ents now reside. He Was about 2S or 30 years of age. full, rather heshy face, large, clear blue eyes, and weighed about lSO pounds. He was reticent about his former lif,, and did not wish his parents to know anything of him u..til after death. He has borne a bad reputa- tion ever since his enlistment. Per haps no man ever met death more deliberately and with such perfect composure.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
Paying the Dea;h Pen
 alty.
HANGING OF JAMES MALONE
 YESTERDAY
HIS CALMNESS ON THE
 SCAFFOLD.
MALONE'S >ANTECEDENTS
Ispesial Dispatch to SALT RIVER HERALD. 1

Ispe,ial Dispatch to SALT RIVER HERALD.
 PRESCOTT, March 15.-James Malone paid the death penalty in the jail yard to-day at l2:15 P. NJ He seemed to be perfectly cool and calm, and Was anxious only that there might be no failure on the part of the United States Marshal in the arrangement of the gallows ;anJ strength of
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16

Boston Baked Beans. in cans, at Loring's.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16

Thes Water Mills that have been SO cesstully day and night for two years, are situa- sdEn the center of the great tropical valley Salt River. the gransry of Arizona. Pounded upon a rock above all probability of danger from flood, drawing their power with twenty hree feet of fall from the highest snow- capped mountains of the Territory, their capacity can be increased with the wants of the people. A large run of
 FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES re being added to their capacity. with other i'm extensive grsnarss filled with the
 BEST OF WHEAT, and Agencies in the mining and commercial oen sn, we defy competition, and sfsr all Cash Purchasers the advantages our facilities give us
 CHAS. T. HAYDEN,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18
Last Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.
WAR NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. l7.-News of England s
and Austria action is confirmed by the
Vienna New Free Press. excepting that
Austria only made her declaration at Con
stantinople and not at ST. Petersburg.
ture of Shipka Pass the Russians condi-
tions have become severer and instead Of
admitting the necessity of the previous
agreement with the powers, she now in
sists on seperate peace. On the other
hand St. Peterburg dispatch says: 1t is
semi officially announced no such declara-
tions as represented as coming from Eng
land and Austria have been received here.
In the p0rpartre leading to negotiations
for an armistice, England had an oppor-
tunlty of convincing herself that Russia
fully respects the sphere which has been
defined of British interests, and Russia re-
serves to herself to seek EDgland's partici-
patton in any alterations of international
treaties. Austria expresses herself as hith-
erto conformabIy to her specially friendly
relations to Russia
The official account of the capture oi
| Shipka Pass, states that four Pashas, $50
officers. $4,000 prisoners and 81 guns were
captured. The Russian loss in killed and
wounded was 5,464 men.
The Russian vanguard has occupied Es
ki Saghra and Yeni Saghre, which were
evacuated and burned by the inhabitants
Gen. Skobeloff has captured Tatar Ba
zard and Vetronowa.
A special to the Political Correspondent
from Athens, las the following: The min
istry does not intend, at yresent, to obey
the popular warlike feeling. Importan
negotiations are pending between Greece
and England upon which depends whether
Greece shall or not. at any early date, play
an active part with and at the side of Eng
land
The Montenegrins have entered Dulcign,
without resistance.
Prince Milan has telegraphed the Stu
dents Legion that he will not entertain
the thought of peace until he has captured
| PreZein.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18
TELEGRAPHIC.
Photographed to the Rock Island Argue. !
To-Day's Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
WAR NEWS.


LONDON, Jan. 18.-No news has been
received from Suleiman Pasha yet; Har-
manti, where the Russian troops are said
to have arrived, is an important point on
his line OF retreat to Adrianople; if the
Russians have gained that point before
him, as there is no reason to doubt, he not
only has General Gourko's pursuit to beat
back, but viii be taken in flank by the
column marching from Eski Laghra, while
iforce posted at Harmanti stands d.
rectlyEin his front. Suleiman Pasha' s
force includes the division he brought
from Bulgaria, the garrisons of Sofa and
other towns up to Nish, and Chakir Pashas
army from Kamarli. all, however, are by
this time badly broken and weakened by
their hasty retreat, and the frequent en-
counters with their pursuers. A report
which was current here to-day, that the
bulk of Suleiman Pasha's army had passed
through the enemy's line and arrived near
Adrlanople, proves to be premature.
nothing is known of the position oil
Sulelman's army.
The cabinet council to. day deliberated
upon measures for the defence of Con-
stantlnople. Two squadrons of Cossacks
having arrived at Tirnova- Semenu to es.
corts the Turkish peace delegates to
Kezanlik, the Turkish commatfdant at lthe
former place believed an attack was in
tended and blew upithe railway bridges.
LONDON, Jan, lS-A Russian official
dispatch, dated Kezanlik, Jan. 10th, saws
a reconnoitering party of dragons has
brough information that Suleman Pasha
is at Phillipopolis, and has given orders tt
burn everything. Talar Bazardiik anG
Phillipopolis are reported to have beer
burned. Intelligence from the Danube
says the flow of ice continues and The
| communication is most difficult.
ENGLAND
LONDON, Jan. l8.-It is stated that The
steam yacht Pandora which was purchased
yesterday by James Gordon Bennett is tt
be used for another Arctic expedition,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18

The public cautioned against another coun-
terieit which has lately made its appearance called
W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, the most danger
of ali the counterfeits because his having the
name OF Farrell, many will buy it in good faith,
without the knowledge that a counterfeit exists,
and they will perhaps only discover their error
when thespurious mixture has wrought its evil CT
fects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H.
G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist, No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois,
to whom all applications for Agencies must be ad-
dressed. Be you ge it with the letters II. G.
before Ferrells thHs-H. G. FARRELL'S-and his
signature on the wrapper, all other are counter
feits.
Sold by all druggists and by regular authorized
agents throughout the United States.
E5g@P Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
hamlet In the United Statss in which one is not al
ready established. Address IL. g. Farrell as above,
accompanied with good character, responsibility,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18

The German BARRIERS Society of New
York, held meeting last night and dis
cussed the alarming increase of fve-eent
BARRIERS. 1t was at first proposed 'to ap-
peal to the legislature for relief, but it was
finally decided to hold a mass-meeting on
the 9th inst. for the purpose Of discuss
ing the growing evil.
Harvard University's expenses last
year were $224,575, and the receipts
$224,640. President Eliot suggests that
the best form of gifts are permanent en-
dowments for professorships and perma-
nent funds for the use of the corporation
at discretion. There are at present 1913
seniors, l76 juniors, 222 sophomore. and
232 freshmen; total, 823 students.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18
NEW YoRK.

New YORK, Jan. 18.-By consent,
Judge Brady has granted a postponement
for sixty days from Monday, of the sale
advertised for that day of the Erie rail-
road, under a decree obtained by the
Farmers loan and Trust company, as
trustees of the second consolidated mort.
gage.
Suit has been commenced by the U. s,
iu the Z. s. courts against the Erie rail
road Co. to recover $67 ,405 alleged back
taxation. The papers in the case we're
| filed to-day.
The stockholders have sued Jewe It.
receiver of the Erie railroad for misman-
agement and improvidence. The western
Union company have increased the rates
to various western points about 20 pei
cent
i The Post says a call has been issued
for mass meeting of citizens, irrespec
tive Of party, to express their assent t
the proposed free coinage of U. s. silve
dollars and afixiDg of a permanent lega
value TO u S. silver coin, in the interest o
the internal industrial demands o
the country. This meeting i
to be held at Cooper institute
the 3Oth inst. 1t is .reporte
Senators Voorhees,, of Indiana, aud Jones
of Nevada, will be among the speakers.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.-The republi-
can senatorial caucus after an earnest de-
bate on the subject of changing the
sergeant-at-arms referred the subject to
caucus committee of five who adjourned
without date.
The preponderance of opinion favored
French's retention.
The president nominated Geo. William.
son collector for New Orleans.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18
OHIO.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 1s.-A skiff contain
ing party of boys was drawn over the
dam 10 Symmes creek. near Huntington,
W. Va, last evening, drowning Washing.
ton Russell. Spencer Mitchell, Walter
Goodall and Jesse Ingham.
CINCINNATI, Jan. lS.-W. B. james
a well known manufacturer of boilers com.
mitten suicide, this A. NJ; Cause financial
embarrassment.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18
SSION AL.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-Durham re-
ported the military academy appropriation
bill. The bill appropriates $272, l55. 1t
was made the special order for Tuesday.
Singleton introduced bill extending the
jurisdiction of the southern claims commits
sion. Referred.
Springer, from the election committee,
presented a majority report of that com
mittee regarding the contested election
case for the 4th district of California The
report declares the democratic contestant,
WigglntoB, entitled to a seat.
Hiscock, from the same committee, sub.
mltted minority report declaring Pachicoe
entitled to seat, = Reports printed and
recommitted.
Mills, of Texas, introduced bill donating
lands to the several states and territories
which may provide colleges for the educa-
ton of females Referred.
Freeman presented reuonstrance of
the union league, Philadelphia. against
the payment Of bonds in other than gold
coin. Referred
Private bills were then called for and a
number submitted.
The currency committee ordered the
chairman, Ewing, to report a resolution
for adoption by the house, giving the COM
mittee power to send for persons or papers,
and otherwise make complete investiga-
| tions as to the amount of coin in this
country available for the purpose of re-
| sumption.
| SENATE
| WASHINGTON, Jan. lS.-Bills were intro
duced, by Voorhees, by request, .reviving
and continueing the Court of Commission
ers of Alabama Claims, and for the distri'
button of unappropriated money Of the Ge;
neva award Referred to the Committe on
Judiciary; by Conkling. Petitions of New
York and Albany citizens against the pass
ing Of the Bland bill, tabled.
The bill having been reported to the
senate in presenting the memorials Mr.
Conkling said they were signed by mer
representing not only money and property
but enterprise, and they expressed the
opinion that the passage of the bill woult
be prejudicial to the honor and credit o
the government. He also presented
memorial of the Albany board of trade
against the passage of that bill
After the morning hour the senate re
sumediconsideratio of unfinished business
Matthew's silver resolution then came
up and Morrison spoke in favor of it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-01-18
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Jan. Is
Wheat-Heavy and lower; fairly active; closing
firm; 031s cash: 0314 bid Feb; 04s mixed
Coru-Good demand; steady; 40 cash; 39Is Feb
Osts-Easier 23A cash; 23S Feb.
Rye-5l.
Barley-50h.
Pork-strong and higher; 10 IS cash; 10 92l
Feb; IL 10 March
Lard-strong and higher; Z s71l cash; Az
Feb; Z 55 March.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; quiet and steady: pack
ing heavy 90S4 05; hight 9OQ4 90 shipping 90
"a 10.
Cattle-Receipts 4,250; dull and weak; stockers
and feeders 2 1903 50; fair to medium 6OC14 IS;
good TO choice natives 1904 20; prime to extra
5 O006 50.