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The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

The Bulletin says you may look over many country journals tor years without learning anything oi of the resources of parts of the coun- try where every fact ought to be set down by the home paper. There are
 half dozen country papers i'll Call fornia which have dealt specially with home resources. As for the rest, they are generally barren ot that kind of information which ought to be the most prominent feature of the local journal" And in this connection we would state that the HERALD IS the best "local'' journal in Arizona; and our readers of the past year will bear us out in the assertion. We have done much to attract attention to our many and varied resources. And the HERALD claims, and justly too, much credit for the present state of content ment and prosperity in this section.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

THE failure of Godchaux Bros. x Co. has developed to much greater dimentions than at first supposed. A careful examination reveals the fact that the assets amount to but S4oO, ,OOO of which s75,OOO is in the stock and the balance in the book accounts, notes etc. The liabilities are placed .st seEer &1, 100000. The greater part of the assets were assigned to credi- tors previous to the announcement ot the failure, and as much of the assets wers due from retail houses which have since failed, there will be an ad- ditional sbrinkage of the assets of oO nor cent. or more. s. Rosener, on be halt of John w Mackey, who was involved to the amount of $100,Oo0, Ina. garnisheed sums due GodchauX & Co. from interior houses ill eight counties, and other creditors are gar nisheeing debts wherever due. The Bank of California is the latest suffer CT. but the cashier states the am ouni is small.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19
The Fence Eaw.


 The following law was introduced by Hon. J. T. Alsap.
 An act to amend an act entitled ''an act concerning lawful fences and
 animals trespassing on premises
 lawfully enclosed in Maricopa
 county" approved February 9th,
 1877.
 Be tt enacted6y the legislatice 4sSen- 6ly cf hs territory ef -4ri=ona:
 SECTION 1. An act entitled "an act concerning lawful fences and animals trespassing on premises lawfully en- closed in Maricopa county" approv ed February 9th. 1877, istereby amen ded as follows:
 SEC. ?. Section one of said act is amended so as to read as follows:
 SEC. 1. All fields and enclosures in Maricopa county, except in that DOT tion of the county in this act espec- tally exempted and relieved from the operation thereof, shall be enclosed with a fence composed of posts and rails, posts and palings, palisades, or rails alone laid in the manner com monlv called a worm fence, or turf with a ditch on either side, or wall of rock or stone four feet high, or Ii made of rails. plank or poles it shall be four and one-half feet high Ii made upon the embankment of a ditch, lawful ditch shall not be less than ] four feet from the bottom of the ditch, and the ditch shall be at least two and one half feet wide at the top and 1 tic fence shall be at least two feet high from the top of the embank- ment of the ditch. Said fences in all cases to be substantial and reasonably strong, and made so close that horse $ mules. asses or horned cattle can not get their heads through it. A lawful fence of hedge shall be at least five feet high and sufficiently high to turn stock.
 SEC. 3. Section nine of said act is amended so as to read as follows: SEC. 9. This act shall not apply or be in force in that portion of Marico pa county included in the foll owing lines, to wit Commencing at the sout Invest corner of the military res ervation of Camp Mcdowell, in said county ot MaricOpa, as the said res vation is now established, and run nlng thence westerly to tine well at Caldcrwood's station on the AGua Fria river, thence west to the eastern line of Yuma county; thence soutl along said eastern line of 1uma county to the point where the sout Il ern line of Maricopa county inter sects such line thence eastward along the southern line of Maricopa coun- ty following all the changes of di rection of said southern line in Mar icopa county to a point on said line due south of the point of beginning, tn ence north to point of beginning
 SEC. 4 This act shall take e1tec and be in force from and aft ( the lst day of October, A. D., 1872
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

X new enterprise is about to be un- dertaken in this Territory by Messers. John Kelly, formerly of Oakland and well known as prominent and wealthy cattle dealer, and David Balsz' who has lived long enough in Arizona to know every turn of the country and who has been more or less con nected with live stock for the past thirty years. They are about to star a wholesale beef business for the pur- pose of supplying fat cattle to every part of the Territory and at every season of the year. They have already secured good range in northeastern Maricopa County for 2,50O head of cattle. and arc making arrangemt ms for obtaining more, so that they can always keep fat stock enough on hand to he able to fill all demands Their 6.adonartcrs will i,e at Phoenix, where siI orders for cattle CT Seef Will re ce;v. immediate attention. They have ample capital, no end of energy and are determined to command trade bv reasonable prices Wherever they can not sell cattle they will pro . .bIy butcher. Grass is always good ;ogsastern Maricopa, and stock Is al wsys fat there. The opposite con d;tion occurs every winter in Cailtor- mia With completion of the rail road to Mnrricopa Wells fat beef can le shipped to California, as well as 1t ran from Nevada-and better beei This new enterprise has every a5snr- ance of success.-Sentine!
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19
AN arrangement has bee made be

AN arrangement has bee made be- tween the Union Pacific, Kan sas Pa cific and Colorado Central railroads for pool, by which the Union Paci- t;c will have control of the Kansas Pacific, the receiver of the latter road retiring. The principal inducement for this arrangement is said to be the speedy extension of the Colorado Central from Georgetowe to Lcadvillc and thence into Arizona by way of the San Juan mines.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

To be at par with gold, silver must be worth 59d per English standard ounce. Silver has not been at that valuation since 1S15. In July 1876 it was as low as 461 d, equal to 1,Ol-S- Since then it has been as high as 314, winch was the rate on thc 1st of Feb ruarv 1878, but for the past year 1t has not been above 55d, while at times 1t has fallen below 49d and is now quot ed at 4978.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

By reference to our dispatches it will be seen that Acting Governor Gosper has appointed Hon. J. D. Rumburg of Maricopa county as a prison commissioner, vice J. Colling- wood, resigned. He is one of our oldest citizens and a man we'll quail fled to perform the duties attached to the office. In him Arizona secures an excellent official.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19
OUR SCHOOLS.
And What Cur scholars are Ca
 pabie of Doing

Every Friday is composition day at our public school, and of those sab- mitted the best two arc selected by Mir Conrad, the principal, and will be published in the HERALD. The fol lowing is written by a scholar aged B. Next Wednesday one by Miss Virginia LinviIle will be published:
 The Crust of the Earth.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

NEITHER the General of the army nor his wife have been i'll. The Mrs. Sherman who has died is the wife of Brevet Major-General Thomas w.. Sherman, who resides at Newport, and who, we believe is on the retired list of the army.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19
NEW ADYERTI SEM ENTs.
Prohatc Notice.

In the Probate Court of Marioopa county, in
 the Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Phillip Klot-, de ceascd-
 Pursuant to m order of the said court made on the 17th day of March. A. D. l S1y, rotiee IS hereby given that Monday the 2lst day or April, 1872 at 10 o'clock of said day. at the court room of said court. in the town of Phoenix, in the said county of Maricopa have been ap- pointed the time and place for proving the will of said Phillip klotz, deceased and for hearing the application of Charles Goldman for the issuance to him of letters testemen:ary, when and where any person interested may appear aud contest the same.
 WM A. HANCOCK,
 Probate Judge and ex-officio Clerk. Dated March l7th 1879, b9t
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19
TRAVEL.
Arrival and Departure of Stages
 Passenger List.
sweet music fall.
 March 14th, 1879

From Maricopa (making close con- ncction with Tucson and end of rail roadD daily, arrive 9 a. m; leave for Prescott, via Wickenburg, 9;30 From Prescott via Wickcnburg, 12; to Maricopa, 12 30. To Prescott, via Gillett, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at d. m; arrive every Tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday at 1 D. m. To Camp Mcdowell, twice a week.
 GEO. E. LoRING, Stage Agent.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

Arrangements are already being made for effecting a transfer ot the southern terminus of tire Prescott stage line from Yuma to Gila Bend MT. James Stewart has a building and safe at Dos Palms which are to be taken to Gila Bend, for a stage office, as soon as q railroad station IS established thcrc.-.Sentfnei.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19
ineIinnuent Notice.

Grand Canal Company:
 Location of principal place of business, Phenix, A. T.
 Location of Canal Salt River Valley.
 There are delinquent upon the following des- crib ed stock, on account of assessment No l3 levied ou the 4th day of February, 1879: the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders. as follows Names No of Certificate. Amount due. P [ Cartvrrioht lo 6S 20 % T M Rrvan IS 10 oO p 73 74 45 40 [, K R,,ker g T 20 GO rdsrl,urr (, Rovier II 95 20 co Nirs F r Marin % Ieas IF C1rtwricbt 13 10 % fI,b,,,.,s PrncE man 60 10 00 And in accordance with law and an order ol the Board of Directors made on the 4th day oi February, 1879. so many shares of the said stock as may be necessary, will be sold Tt public auctioB. the office of the Company, Washington street, Phenix, on Tuesday, the 18th day of March, 1879, at the hour ot lO o'clock, a. m. of said day, to pay said delln- uuent assessment thereon, together with the costs of advertising and expenses of the sale
 WM. A. HANCOCK, Secretary.
 The above sale is postponed until the 22th, at .he same hour and place.
 VIM. A. HANCOCK, Secretary.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19
For Sale.

One 0) share in the Grand Canal Company Apply at the PHdsEIX HERALD office. G9-u-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

THE new pension bill gives vete rans of the Mexican war q back pen sion of $9G per annum for the past 32 years. Quite windfall for them &3.O12 to each pensioncr.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

We can give the People better Inducements and sell better goods than any house in the Territory.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19

General Pacific Coast Agent for AMERICAN AN POULTRY FEED. It will make your hens lay and prevent disease
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04
SYMPTOMS or A DISEASED LIVER.

Pa's in the rfeht .ae, under tse edge OF The rbsx
ncrez,< on rressureT sometimes the pain Is In ths
t side the Satieut r rarely abse to lie ON the left
'ide som etirnss the pp is felt under the shoulder
osa'e, and 1t gseauent7 extends to the top OF tho
;fsou ider, aud j. sometimes MISTAKES for rbeumo.
tiSni in fhe arm. The stomach Is ae:te,f with loss
iof appetite nd SICKNESS; tsc bowels In general ara
cosrsve some imes alternative with las the head is
itrous,ed with paih.abcomreaied with dasg heavy
sensation in the b,cs part. There Is generally q
sconstlsera Bile loss o. memory, accompanied with
ipainf'F sensation oshaving est undore something
iTtdohcuglit to have Seen done. sgnr ,ssy cough
Is-sonletfnhes an atteutaut. Tbs patient complains
s wearoe. and debility; he is easily startled his
Get are cold or buratpS, and ae complains OF o
lnseSly sensation OF the sEn; he spirits are low .
anualtliough he Is satisfied thar exercise would be-
beneficial to b i'm, yet lie can scarsey sunzson up
foytitde eout to try - la fact, he d,staists every
rersetS. Sever Il OF the shove symptoms Attend tho
disease, tas eas es have occurred where few OF
hera existed, yet examination OF the body after
death Ia. s;e~n the LIyEGto have hsen extensive
yGarashse5,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

PROCEEDINGS OF TUE HUsTINGS COURT
GRAND JURY YEsTERDAY-The grand Jury
OF the Hastings Court-Mr. L. \. j. Clop-
ton foreman yesterday and found true
bills for felony in the following cases:
Isabella Allen, for assaulting and stabblng
Susan Jackson.
William Graham, for entering the dwell
ing-house Of James A. Green and stealing
various articles.
Augustus Norrell, for breaking into Mr..
Stephen Hunters house.
The grand Jury also found true bills for
misdemeanor in the following cases:
Claiborne Cunningham, for shooting at
J. w. Dabney in the street..
w. G. Roane, for practicing law without
a license.
N. A. II. Goddin, for transacting busi-
ness without license.
Charles Koch, for selling liquor without
license; two cases.
George W. DrewrY. for transactlng busl-
ness without license.
c.. R. Reese, same offence.
| w. q. Carter, for prsctlclng as pnys''
clan without a license.
Henry Crump, for transacslng business
as q merchant without license.
j. r. Hockaday, same offence.
Patterson Curde. same offence
Robert C. & Thomas Redd, same offence
W.F. G. Garnett, for practlcins law With
out license.
| James Neeson, same offence.
The grand jury was adjourned until th'
18th instant. -- -'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

Brief ltemS.-There were only two fire.
alarms here in the month OF October. The
losses from the fires were triflng.
The City School Board will meet again
tomorrow night at Il O'Clock, il q quorum
can be obtained.
Coroner Ingram was not called upon do
ring the month Of October to serve in his
official capacity.
The City Council will meet again next
Friday night at = O'Clock. AS yet there is
nothing OF any special Importance to come
before the body.
There was to be public speaking at HALF.
way, Chesterfield county, last night. D.
L. Pulliam and others were announced to
address the coIored voters there in favor oi
the McCulloch settlement. Politics in this
district have reached iever-heat, and is the
chief topic OF conversation upon our streets.
There are only two more Sundays before
the Methodist ANNA, Conference "ni ovu-
yene III NonoIk. The congregation at the
Methodist church here regret exceedingly
that they will have to give up their beloved
pastor. Mr. Vandcrslice has been stationed
here four years, the longest period allowed
by the Conference, and has gained the es-
TEEN not only Of the members OF bis con-
gregation, but OF this community.
The negro w. Ii. Johnson, who broke
Jail here some time ago whilst awaiting to
be tried for felony, has not been heard
from since he made his escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

cholcs Of the people, The Republican Re
aoJusseTs have also prenareGl q ticket. 74ftt
.Ine heaoInsters bciDg very few lin Chi.
oistrfci. a combinations was2 formed be.
| tween theia and Republicans who are on.
Poseo 10 sae payment of the State debt,
Ebeir ticket 3 called the Republican, Es ad.
gusters ticket, and ore OF the cau,lidaIes Ia
negro. All OF the candidates, r,,o,, the on.
called Sinon-PEre Republican, rtici;et ase
eoiored. 1t seems THAT tlss true, Rep,,bIicans
were dissatisfied With the ticket; pretarefs
DY zoe Resdjusierss aua haYe nosnjnntefi
li'en Of their own choice, HsIg are in favor OF
tns McCu!loeh bill and an honorable. pav-
menS on the State debt 44sr,...r..' =
ihfs split in The RspnofRas party will
somewhat better our cause, and will no
uouDs ee deatb-blow to- the Repudiators
thr"uehofse this dis.ries. II aa OF the Con-
sefvatIYss vote to-day ne vwi3g hays big
ma1orltS. ln Chesterfield the white vote
IL about B590, and the eolored, vote about
ioO. 1t bus been i5eraFay esti,sueerf TINT
the NUMBER OF white Resdjusteys. in that
county wAii not reach 20ty at the atusest.
Ihls coDclusiof was drawn tjt tia5se vseIl
informed upon the subject. and will no
aouDt prove ceiarRct after thCse.sctioa,. Tb,.
majority in so%hlian over the ConserNe-
-, - .. 1"e '''e EiSction was hyout 361s BuV
sfhce there are HTo tickets ilu the f5elf!ln
opposition to ths' Conservative party sbese.
agEres will no doabt be redIsed irrcur
favor at this election. o.. -
Ehe white vote CT aNanchester-the largest
"Msh mas ever teen polled-i>A 6J53 and
coiosed $50. The Haadiusters arsso scarce
here their vote will 'ae but small han,ifya.
Ine indications for The success OF the Cou-
serVasEre ticket are very iavorab9s.. Corr
servatiVes should nosi fail to vote to-day.
however. They shoulRaurn out ir ft,,p force
and carry their ticket by an overw betming
majority, and annlhlats forever in tSis dig
trict the germs of repudSation. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

R1camoND ATHLETIC CLuB.-Pursnant to
notice the annual meeting OF the Richmond
Athletic Club was beld at the gymnasium.
No. anT north Seventh street. The trea-
sussr, Mr.. Howard Bayne, submitted his
annual report.. which showed the tinancisl
affairs Of the Csrb to be in most iourishing
condition. .Atder the transaction OF other
business the Club proceeded to the election
s OF officers iDr the ensuing year, and the fol-
Ebwing genstemen were elected: President,
j. Fl. Chaaberlayne; Vice-President, II. X.
Bayne: Treasurer, F. D. Williams: secre-
tary, J. e. Heath; Superintendent OF Ap'
paratus, W. N. Hill Executive Committee,
Messrs. H. W. Hobson, L. L. Dearborn, j.
e. Lamb, D. P. Morton, and J. L. Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

Found DEAD IN BED.-The City Coroner
was called upon yesterday to view the dead
body OF young man named George Henry
Beine, aged twenty-eight years.. who was
found dead yesterday morning ia his bed at
No. 53S Brook avenue. Young Beine was n
Matchmaker by trade, and on Sunday night
retired about o'clock. Yesterday morning
his mother tried to rouse him, but being
unable to do so sent for neghbor, Mr..
John Whipple. who broke open the door
and found Beine as stated lying dead in his
bed. He had apparently been dead several
hours. He was a single man, and had been
suffering from heart-dsease for several
years-which was probably the cause OF his
death. No inquest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures Lo,
seph j. White presiding.-rhe following
were fined: Eddie Eddleton (colored), dis
orderly conduct, So; Peter Stith (coloredb
disturbance in the street. 81 Henry Eru-
dell and John Schaffer, 81 each for being
disorderly aod drunk in the street; hnes
Earnest, for being drunkand creating dis
turbance, $3.50. . .....
Joseph 6. Mettard, charged with assault
ing and threatening ths life OF Henry jerks.
Bound over to keep. he peace for three
months, with Charlie, Herbst as surety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04
B1Ti!igtE Of .IMITATlsHS

T,1eirauiBe ;yre NeTer su gar-ctaSed.
E7e-y boy krs a'rc,i YAK seal on the !!d, Wit the
impression Da. hIGLArE'S LIyns PILLS
Tho grnutps- MCl,.Hxx's LIYEs PILLS bear the
Signatures of, g. GirlA3E ai ID FLE.fiH1- Baos. on
the Syappers-
Insist upoDaavtns.he GEM Inc De. g. S.MoLANE's
LIyEy3, PIL&a, prc2.csd b.. Flcmini< Bsos, OF
Plt,sbsrzh E,- the narliet be Ing fnA Of limitations
Of the Eame HoE!n,,E, spelled differently bat same
o,Iuactatlcu. p7 I24dzowly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Ekection. To-Day-Co Conservatives 30 the
Eront.-There is considerable interest man.
i,ested in the election which takes place to-
.dav. From present indications there VIII
m doubt be large vote pohed OF botn
white and colored. The, candlaates 1ef
legislative Donors from this district are
quite numerous. The standard-bearsrs o O.
tha Conservative party are DR.. ". i
walker, of Goochland, for the Senate
George a.. levitt and &. L. Jones, o.
ChesterGeld, for the House OF Delegates
They were unanimously nominated by th'
Convention which met at Chesterfield Goutl
house ia October, and are no doubt to-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04

PERSONALS AND BRIErs.-Judge John NJ.
'fesory, Jr., lately elected one of the SUI.
ffior Judges of Solano county, California,
.as Just come in on visit to his parents in
:narles City county, and passed through the
Siy on bis way home last Thursday. The
SSauge was a gallant soldier in the "Lost
ause," and We are pleased that he is APP
,lfeciated in his adopted State. He has been
iss Hs some years probate Judge, and In the
We NC elections was raised to his present office.
se congratulate the Governor on having
y son back again, and know his many
v Msas will be glad to meet the Judge on
p,aafn pSfn to the city al an early day.
Ts"%ae Tes.esae collections last week, $34,634. :,
,,s,ht,,"Ws : ~ ,o"WsrDor has removed the political
con5iy. .-' = " - 60 - : $3.50
tho S.s. S,s Is eeeliou-day here, MS elsew here IN
/. ~ 1.a'e' .n The printed poii.tax lists VIII
: az TIE polls, as usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-11-04
AGIJE AND FEVER.

DEa C..IoEASE'S LIvI& PILLS, sn eases O.
productive Of the m ost hapsy results. No better
cshartfc cn be used repar,tsrT' TO or after taking
lniatRe. Sc wos9d al wise hwao afflicted with
this disease 10 give iheIL FAIE rR1AL-
Eor all bti.cus deEange ments- s1f'as sfnpie pur-
Ss,ive, they1aTc uuayuall ed