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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-11-20
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A. W. JUDD, Portrait and Landscape Photographer, has secured the
exclusive right for the city OF Chattanooga, to use the Wonderful Arhbpe
Process, This is The process which has brought about such a startling rev
olutlon in the manner of producing Photographic prints. The Artotype
prints IRE made with printers inks o n a common hand press, and are there.
fore absolutely permanent. The most remarkable feature of this improve
ment is the cheapness with which the prints can be produced. We respect
fully solicit an inspection lof the exquisite specimens of the work on
exhibition at 2l2 Market Street, Chattanooga. Respectfully,
A. W. JUDD.
Mar. 207S1y
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-11-20

BRIDGE & TRESTLE BOLTS,
RAILROAD SWITCH LOCKS,
FIRE BRICK AND CUPULA LIN
INGS.
FURNACE BEApTHs, BosHEs
AND Innings.
PREFERENTIAL PULLEY BLOCKS
lGRlNDST0NES,
RooFTNG TILE AND SEWER
PIPE.
RAILROAD SPIKES.
LIGHT RAIL.
FISH PLATE AND BOLTS.
WIRE ROPE.
FOUNDRY, COKE AND BLACK
SMITH COAL.
lC0URTLAND WAGONS AND
BUGGlES.
lC0KE AND CHARCOAL FORKS.
Nov. ! 8m.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-11-20

Plenty OF Goods at surguine & Co.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-11-20

For mapa, timetables and all in.
formation in regard TO this route, call
on or address,
A. B. Wrenne, TRAY. Agt.. Atlanta,
Ga; VIM. T, Rogers, Pass. Agt.,
Chattanooga, Tenn, or w. L, Dan
ley, Gepl Pass, 4 Ticket Agta Nash
vile, Tenn,
70 jan !, $50.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
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' .' : : .ss., -iisss-i -o sa 7 1asa'y - ! Inc San Fncisco Es.cs Later las . the followins
 l Secretary J. J. Gosrer is in hot wa ter a paper having beea extensively circtl2ted and signed throughout the Territory asking for lis removal. Various grounds are assigned, pr;n- cipally neglect of official duty NJ. Gosper is very largely interested in mines, ranches, newspapers, the propagation of blooded stock, etc, and, in fact, is one Of those real live. wide-aw;sie business men that are called ras;lors, and, while he puts.one collar in his pocket, he puts two in the future Treasury of Arizona really a goGsend 10 any new country and, as he is meeting with consil- erabie success, he has aroused tie jealousy of some who noW t;llle this mems of cuTtaiiing ais revenue.
 To which the Ef,ssr adds tbat t is literally true, with tic exception of the hot water" part He ears none nape Of the we.k-kneed gentry wbo raised howl against him. He stands on his merits with the Depart- ment at Washington and is as solid as the Rock of Ages.
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The fsllowing entries have i.ec,i
 made for the runniag iaee next S.as- : u.lsy: Q Sri i@sr enlc.s Lady. II. ! e;.u sias enters l2l i'igaia. Slroad e,l-
 ters Grasahopper Jim, Katie Pcuze
 and Roberts.
 The annual mee;ing 2 Of the General
 Lee Mining Company will be held in
 San Ffanci=co next Monday. We ! trust that work will soon be resu~lsd
 ca ih;s, in our mind. valuable prop
 cr;y
 c. T. K Paulisop Register of the
 lanG office ai Florence, gives notice
 in our advertising columns that Jes-
 us O;cro has fl..d his intention to
 make final proof of homestead appli- cation No S.
 Tie United States Restaurant opened this ,moraing, and served breakiast to between forty and fifty persons. Sam Blair, the wen-known cook of the American ald Bank Ex- change hotels, will see that every thing in the eating line is well cooked, and in tie latest styles.
 A dispatch to District Attorney Conklin, from Thomas Sherman, at Pheaix, Arizona, yesterday after noon, stated that ihe latter had ar rested Coviagion and Tripp, two a the parties concerned in the attack on General Bou;oa, of las Angeles, near San Jaciuto, in this county, few weeks ago.-.sfa Dtego Ussoa.
 Through the influence of Judge De Forrest Portct. New York parties will, in the course of g few weeks, arrive !a the Teirit.ry to examine the Exeursioa mine and his other mining property. located in Tonto Basin, We look for much good from this visit
 BIr. Loring, and wife parents Of i our townsman, Geo. E. Loring, de part this evening f~r Boston, Mass Mr. Loring has been here for several | months and has made many friends, who will be sorry to hear of his de parture.
 The District Court opened this morning and the preliminary busi- ness went through with. The calen- dar was called and the eases in which inc resident attorneys were interested set for i,is,l. An order for Grand Jury was made returnable Wedaes- day and Petit Jury. Tuesday, Oc. a1.
 We received this aftertoon 8 pres ent from 9Ir. Linviile, in the shape of bunch of pomegranates, grown ,n hls ranch near town The plants sere brought by him from Santa Barbara three years ago, and have 3orne fruit regularly. They have no care other than watering This plant makes an ornamental tree besides it is profitable. Mr. Linville las three trees that have not less than fifty pounds to the tree. They grow - fery readily, and without care We would advise the planting of few y those having a little ground room D spare.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
AHZGN i.

FLORENCE, October 14.-The D.s- trict Court is now in session, Judge French, presiding. The calendar i. aa uausufily- large oae... ...aud on it are several important criminal cases to be disposed of. The Grand Jury con vene;i yesterday at 9 AM.
 Tle Mc3iorris mine vss scld to- day 10 New York msn. Thirty thou j. and dollars in coiR were paid 10 the old owGers ia part payment for the property.
 Three bars of bullion came in yes terday from the Globe District.
 Heavy rain la-t night, amounting one and 8 quarter inches.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
From MondaY's Dailv Herald

From Mondays Daily Herald.
 Lew, of Seymour was in the citl yestcriay.
 Al Wormel is about to leave on 5 prospecting trip.
 H. Patrick has been out prospect ing for several days past
 Four prospectors started out fol the Ton;o Basin country
 Rev. c. II. Adams, will arrive from the Sruth on Thursday. The Tiger Mining Company has ! just shipped @29, GOO.
 C.E IIoiTmsn, of MeIilen, is here to pay his respects 10 the District Court.
 The manager of the HERALD has returned home from five days trip to Prescots.
 Judge Van Slyck and Charles Mar tin of McNiilen are in the city at tending court.
 Mr. MAalove, of Prescott, arrived yesterday, and is looking up .busi- ness location.
 G. IL Kelly, a good house and sign painter, adTertises that he is pre- to do u ork in his line.
 J. B. Hawley, manager of Jno. R. DaH & Co.'S establishment at the Pe.ys xa inc, is in fhe city.
 Geo. ". Curtis, the lumber king of Prescott, arriveI ycs;erIay even ing from his northern home.
 There is nothing definite abont an other excursion to .Sap Francisco This answers the questions of many on that subject.
 Judge Porter has received the sad news of the death of lis mother a Albion, New York on the g ut. She was 93 years old.
 George E. Webber, Sl?erintcad- cnt Of the TIp-Tpp mine will arrive here this evening from that mine, with %30,aO0 worth of bullion
 Tn a modest sort of way we ask comparison of yesterdays issue of the DAILY HERALD with any daily news pa ger 1n Arizona.
 Paymaster Major Creary is ex- poctcd to arrive this afternoon from Prescott with funds to pay Uncle sam's c illren at Fort Mcdowell.
 Jno. R Dal1 started on n northern trip yesterday but was obliged to re- farn home owing 10 sudden attack of sickness. He is now nearly recov- cred.
 John Sheets is making excellent progress in his studies at the Toland Medical College, San Fran isco. He will, during the present vacalisn pay a visit home.
 Mir Lilville has received letter J. D. Monifon. in which he said lie was to leave Palmyra, Missouri, on the Gin st., for home. We viil be glad to see Jim back again.
 Miss Georgia AcCliatock arrived 2 Saturday morning from Oakland, | and after a pleasant visit of two | days. took her departure for Prescott, i where she will take charge os the [ telegraph cEiee.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

It is feard the public shools of Silver Ci:y will have to be closed for want of funds. The schools are reported in ] most foarishing COR dition and the pupils making excel. lent progress The Hs5-4ga srys: a
 increment is on foot looking to inc collection Of a sufficient amount, each month to keep the Ialblic schogl in session. Tie movement is altogether commcndable and we trust the sub scripiions wiz be large enough to ia- sure the desired result.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

ToRrlsxD. oeto:er :3;l--'FI.e g. Paal l':ssel Astoria sl,is n ,rain-, with Gcn. Grant on bonrd Ee w:ii reach Vancouver this evening anj will arrive in this city io morrow,
 RICH STRIFE
 SAX FEAHcIsco, oc;uber 14ii- Press dispatches say that an e1eht- foot vein of cae hundred dcilar ore was struck in ihe Nevada on the a,3e0 foot level Gre is also reported in the a499-feot level cf the Union whic.s acaoaais for the sharp rise in iile stocks of Those mines to-day-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

Frank Rahm has shown us some specimens Of Egyptian corn grown on his place rear Blacks Station. IL has fine, large growth and is very productive. The ears are of good size. oval-shaped and full of seed, There are two varieties, the red and white--hoih good for stock, and, when grqnnd, making meal said to be superior in many respects to Indian corn, the taste of which is very acceptable to persons who have tried it. and eyceediDgly nulFiticus afso.=Tc;c C sssi
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
PACIFIC COAST
.ruE rIoaA M1NE AccEpEsr.

THE TIoaA MINE ACCIDENT.
 BoDfE, October 1.-The coronor's jury in the Tioga mine accident lay the blame ou the engineer FATAL EUSAwAY-J- C. FLOOD BE-
 FORE THE COURTS.
 SAN FRAxcIsco, Oc;o5cr 12.-N SB- Johnston, the. resident agent of the Loldon::E Globe Insurance Com pany, was thrown from his buggy today, and killed. i. Judge Tiorion yesterday ordcredJ . To. Flood to show cause why he should not be co.nRitled for contempt, in refusing to answer the questio-s ia Burxe's csass against tEs Boaalsza firm.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
LOCAL LINES.
Fr...n sun.Iav's D lily II .r.ld

Mir Giesler, of yisaiia is in th4 city
 The school building is progress jag nicely.
 The UaiteI States restaurant open. to.mor:oy
 Ths excarslonists have returned right side ap, with care.
 School District No 8, at Wiclzcn- bnry has been established.
 Look ont fer the Daily HERALD to- raorrow evening at four o'clock.
 hIrs. Wm- Hlacock is paving 2 short visit to Friends ia Florence.
 Charles $. Black hqs peen appoint. ed Justice Of the Peace. at Seymour
 Deputy-sheriT Elan!,enship has gone to Stockton wi,h an insane clsiaaman.
 Tempe i= now supplied with tan rery which is, we a-e told, in sue cessful operation.
 The Territorial and United States District Courts will meet Monday, Octobe, 20th
 We are glad to see the smiling countenance of Aaron Goldberg on our streets again.
 Joe Drew, who has charge of E. 4. Rcwe's store at he Vulturc mine was in town few days since.
 Born-To the wife of John Y. T. s,niih, Fort MeDowell, September 2S, at::Augusta, Eau Claire Co. Wis consin, a soa.
 Among the ladies roturaing on the excursion were Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Con yers, Mrs. George Brown and Miss Ferguson.
 Brick sidewalks are being put down in front Of tle Magnolia sascon, sturn5urg's barber shop and Dr Conycr's drug store.
 The exccrzionisis brought back lo.s Of oar business men: E. Gang. A. Goldierg, Il. 4 her, \. Rosenthal Geo. Curry and Geo. Brown We failed to observe Charlie Goldman.
 x. Eosenihal, has just received large lot with mere in the way, of clothing, boots and shoes, hats, ard trunks and valises of all kinds. He will have anew advertisement in tc- mnrrows paper
 Ate this issue the Daily "HEn- AL D. will aTTear as an evening pa per. Ttis wifi cradle US 10 lay be fore our readers later telegranls make closer mail connection, and ] will no doubt be just as acceplable as q morning issue.
 The excursi ,nists lad the fluff ben eft Of tlie washout, bat they had | nice weather and plenty to cal, so | -hey were happy Cooking utensils were scarce, and A. Goldberg said . they had plenty of fun frying han in au old shovel. There were some ;eventy-flve passengers.
 James Grams and Fred Peck, two ncn kn3wn in Phonix, are now in Sonora, at 8 mining camp known as on the Sonora river, north .nst of Hermosilla. The first named deserted his wife in Ph@nix and iole pair Of mules from his father n-law and wagon, the property of T..rriaJ5 {, I.,9trer5iirq.
 Major Hopper an.! Mir. Clrr arrir- q from Calii'o-nis yesterday mora ng. The T ajcr is a meiz Der Of tlae irm of Jno. R. Dali Gs O.. who have our establishments scattered over -rizona and New Mexico. The Major 5 one of the eldes- and best known itizens of Arizona He paid our fly q visit a few Incnri}s since and &rricd away pieassnt i.nprezsi' rs Of ar section which are greatly by tiiis visit He wJll gave in a few days for the southern puniry, but will return before going zck to California.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
zEa.rszs.anIaa.y 1scIsnel.

The attention of any Of our barhe- lors who may be dcsirous of obtain ing q wife is called 10 the following Z letter just received by us. We hope the challenge will be accepted by oine one of our readers in the same spirit if is given. and that the result may be q large increase in our popu- latioa:
 SAN FRAacIsco. October 1872.
 DIAR EDITOR: Will you please insert the.iollowing notice In your paper, and confer favor ol the un- dersigncd:
 Waated husba q, by respect able American widow, (no ciiiilren); age, thir.y-one years; eyes and hair, dark; average height; weight, 150 pounds. Any gentleman wishing to correspoll, with :iew 10 III itri mony. may address ffrs $ L. Love, No. 50i Post street, saR Francisco.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
.zaa Esernaroi<so Items.
From the Times:

From ihe Timss:
 There is wild woman living in the foot hii!s near San Bernardino.
 Sheep are worth b cents each.
 If a stranger were to drop into our poso:ace aocnt the time of opeaia5 , the mail at night he would be inciin- cd to think S@2 Bernaliino lively town.
 Cur merchants generally report an Improvement in business during the past month.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

When the hot water from the Com stock mines began 10 flow from the Sgiro tunnel, it was bclieFed that tre es and flowers, if irrigated with it would die, the water being SO hot even a mile below thetunnel's mouth as 10 be uncomfortable to balhe iE. But the result has proven the belief a fallacv The hot water instead of iHjuring the plants. appears to have given them mere ncurishmcnt than cold water has ia past years.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

Sunday evening the Court House at Tucson opened for religious ser vices, which were conducted by Rev. =. II. Adams, of the MclAodist Church, who, says the Citizen, deliver cd an carnest, practical, eloquent discourse. After the ssrinoD Mir Adams proceeded with the orgasai- zafion of Methodist society to which nine members were admitted This society wIli for the present be under tLe supervision of Rev. ". G. Mills, Rev. Adams goes to Tombstone to-day and will return and pass next abbaiil in Tucson also. NIT. \. ex- pecis within q few months 10 have scvan Methodist ministers in active service in Arizona.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

France has 1,s9O,00O mariagcablt girls. Now just think of that, and Massachusetts with several hundreds Of thousands more, and yet fellow will go and make an ass Of himself about a pretty face without five grains of sense behind it, and think there's not another woman in crea-- ton.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

j young man of some means who thought times were dull in Los Angeles, went fo Earsas last winter and bought farm. In letter dated August %. 1879. addressed to 2 friend in this city, he wriicS: T had e acres in wheat, but if was very dry ana I only got six bushels 10 the acre, and my oats were total fail- ure." Times arg very herd there. and ne | utterly disgustsL
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
PrarosALs FaR FLern

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 LseliN--y of olz-1a-- l-- 1-c-r--e ls--4 14 required SVstks-r c--r--rc Cz11s. aud 1-1 -.H sace wilai2 e : --E4 a--rr -,s--,-1-a'1H 8 award No l--.4 .f--4 4l- --i-@r-t---N4 4Na|N' samples la furnish a. v @t11 a1--l.4 nlla HN af less weize. lAln i@ 2c11.-- ss rs.-<s.l .4 10 5a easily i1-ussr .l- al- =c1l4-- r144'4 this ofsce oa. o- n-rlr-. c-e s--s llr l'-ll VI. Of bids. A Standard -s-ir,- .- -1,1r 1. --4 OraliSy this s1Ver -isel1-lr ctc-e'1l'- -t-rA win De furnished esl1,z= on 1pEl.ral which sorllc1r7ssn i- fs ass-rr1 s-ae1-- .e4 made q Jhs earliest Ersc-lr->t- c-1-e. 1-A EisEt is ress-ss1 -9 rs-eSs --s .S .- A'~a| oasrsd.
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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

Jennie, did you divide that chocc late with your little brother ?''
 ''Yes'm i'll; took tie choeolate and gave him the latel; you know how fond he is of spelling his letters"
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
TELEGnhpHlG.
FOREIGN.
UNEASY MAYO.

C-<-@<A11
 LONDON, October Ii.-frfantrv has been stationed throughout ehe county of Mayo, Ireland.
 South Arneiicnn advices say that the Chilians and Peruvian fleets had another engagement off Magillones, and that the Peruvian ram Huascar was captured
 LATEST FROM zULULAND.
 LONDON, October 10.-Adviccs from Cape Town to September 23,! are as follows: The presence ot troops, and Sir Garnet Woolsey's emphatic dec aaration that Elglanl intenis 10 'claim the TrausvaaI, has prodsced a sQuiesing eTect-ep the Doors.
 Affairs in Zalulaad are q jet. but a report was current that D55ula- manzi, brother of Cetawayo hal .i,een killed. It seems liksly Sa,- scoent will submit Mirast continues defiant.
 IRos TRADE REVIVAL.
 BIRMINGHAM, October 12.-At the quarterly meeting af tine iron trade prices wore strong all around, and in some instances.;n advance WAS .a5- itAined. Extensive purchases of lin plates were made by Americans st @6 shilllngs per box, an advance on rcscnt minimum rates. Americans also made large contracts for raw and old iron
 LONDON, October 14th-The cav airy in pursuit of m-:tlneers Of Ca bul, while returning rode through the city. The shops and Baznrs were 'opeu and all was quiet. The leaders of the mutiny are the Ameers most trusted friends.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
A naxsl aEess.sS

GENERAL SIt-vzS a--ss-c, c,42 t''l ss psRv.-'rl= annual Aa.-l11s ~l t1~ @ AA-A rarv s0r rh. esccs-o1 s.r 1 Lellr,l -.- -ilr1,l1N 10 sesrs lrlug fl= e1--.1f e-Ar. --l'- = transaction of sl.cE c-1-r 1-,-1--- A4 --- held m MONDAY. rA. ras1-iela 1aE 4E OStsb-r. 1873. @r o-e c-nrk r- M. a- N-N ollce cf the CoEr4nr- rol--s ana M 2i1 SenSo2s S--c-l >1- 4rsa1--..l'At ~~AN ssznsS. C. -S-LLEl q. >sc1eaAl1-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

A farmer attempted to cut into premium pumpkin at B fair ct Coun- cil Grove, Kansas, to get few of the seeds, but found it made of weed. Ith&d taken many prizes at fairs for its weight. 25O pounds, and it's circumference, feet
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
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IAsp0 z.s..-A..rau.- FloRESc-, AH-zoSA-
 NOTICE E< Rz sEEEK GIVEN A V that the Go ..o.r1 1ls--ll11,aeL s--r-lr 1A4 filed notice of hss inzlrtiau -o U'ak1 anal rrool in snrro of hts cla.rl. and s-rz1a hnal entry tA=reot al tas e.rir--lcl Ql ,1.r.T deys from t1e date Cf -1is IQttct- t--- 4a1N- Io4s PALMA. or AaricQpa coalrE, '- 1o laaAla KzoEsestSSd ArRsie2tioaa- No SSs for the s ss of S E as CT S-cllo1 i& N R l., and names rre lo.L1u.14 SO 1a witnesses Niz- Alhesr I,-cker CT l-rra. Aiariccps county. ana VI izc1-sz-r A-l..-s. also of Tempe. Na-sSon4 colll-
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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
NrorsCE ro CRrnrrnnn.

Tn the Probate Ceart ef 0la-icar. crnmiN in the Territory of t-izcu1- dn the matter of lhe ESrsta e E u. LAND, dCceSscl
 NO OTICE Is fiEREDy GIVEN RF mn I ' unde-Silue1. Asmiri>tzs1l 1lr cf lna -s~ tate os RnFEsr 2. hg11Nn. o-ccsse1. t, Ina creditors or and all ra-~cu- Having clsfrun against the said Gscra--,l. co exeso1l ihs-m Wrth the rccrSSery Ncrc1r-@. ai1l. "a frn'r months Sfter tl- r-st lei.c -icar.c1 ot le1a -~~ tiCc to the said Ac-llr islrl-rr 1r Die rla-. of business In tae tcvr cf loua1x Nnrl- copa county. Tsrrilosy CT ArircaA-
 B. fi.N1%E AdiniEistrat0r of the estate Cl l.pnanr n IiTLAND. decess-G
 Phssnix. Sept Q fS91 tt9&uW
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17

Tommy-Gimmc cake. Mamma If what-If you please. Tommy-O. let up on that Pinafore business; !; gimme Q caI7el
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-17
SorzrE TO cS~prron~

yS THE PRo2ATS OoERE OF EZ8 \ CcaE,y or NA-ic1s'a- I.-r1ilu-g asf a-s4aaAnA h tAe r1a.t-r c- t-= es-1-= -l -41m EaSsasss-. .lec-d-fl-
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TOTICE IS HEREBN CHEN TlAw 1< ths frt2s of Earuetr. Elcck & Ca. and c. WeiAot e Co. arc thi~ day 1is<1luu4 by r.otuAl ccassnr. C. Nc.1oE r.-lrlnF. The firm will LerrG1--r he krozEa IaruaM X Block. who will collect ell hAs and maR all debts o{ the mentioned drn-.
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A IL PERSONS KNOWING rt 1<- "A selve~ indebted 10 the u-laf--iE-a.- a-e recuestsd Co cSt and se.tle .11- Ecr-1uaa sle-,reezz now and tlr Erft ot Nrlef-ns al.i-4- .iIro as sstsr thst date. al 4a-aEls- lac and remaining uupaiz. VIII .ce p,sre4 a the hands of Gc Es-1rrrr tcr ccIl1c- '.Ha.- which vNsl, of necessity S1le,-c- ses 1a-arlIa to further coSis. N L. EEAALEA-
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