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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-11-30
DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Sunday, November 80. 1870


lie was young. he was fair, AMI he
parted his hair. like the average bean,
In tho middle; he was proud, he was
bold-bat the truth must be told -ho
plavcd like tiend on tho Il Idle
barring this vice. he ~as everything
nice, aud his heart was 50 loving sni
tender. that no elsays turned pale
when he ,rod on tng tail of tho cat
lying down 10y tho fender.
He clcrked in store. AMI the way
that he tnre of calico. Jeans ard brown
shecting. would have ,icklei calf.
and made tho brute laugh in the face of
. quarterly meeting.
lie cut quite a dash with a darling
mus,achc. which he learned n adore
aud cherish; for one girl had said 1,
while she dropped her proud heal,
that twould kill her t. see the thing
perish. On Sundays he'd 'earch tho
.h, straight road 10 the church. m
hcediug the voice OF the scorner; and
demurely he sat. like young 'abby
cat, with the saints, in the amen cor.
nor.
He sang like bird. and his sweet
voice was heard fairly tugging away at
long meter; and we speak but the truth.
when we say that this youth could
sing . hungry mosquito.
She was young. she was fair
and she scrambled her hair. like the
average belle Of the city; che was
peoad but not bold-yct the truth
must be told--,hc way she chawei
gum was pity,
Barring this vice. she was everything
nice. aud the world admired her hustle;
and the King county boys. being calmei
by the noise, walked miles 10 hear 1t
rustic
She cut quito swell. did this wax
olawing belle. and men hooked in
crowds to meet her; but she gave them
the shirk. for she loved the young clerk,
Who sang like . hungry m mosquito.
50 she hen,med and she hawed. and
che sighed and she chawcd. TIL her heart
and her jaws were broken. then she
walked by his store. where he stood al
the door. awaiting some loving token
Sho raised up hor eyes with noel
surprise, and tried to enact the scorner
but. TO toll the truth. sho grirnel at the
youth who loved the amen corner.
They met ALAS wha, came
10 PASS was sweet. and brief, and pre-
cious; they wooed. they cooed. ha talked,
she chewed---ohi how he loved good
gracious! They had to part; he rose to
+: start; her grief cannot be painted
these are the facts: she swallowed her
wax, then screamed. then clicked. then
tainted.
Her IA appeared her leau, quite
scared. rushed out to get some water
The watch dog spied his tender hide an1
bit him where he " oughter"
The tale il sal. the sequel stern--sc
thinks the youth thus hilt n. lie sings
no more, 49, of cf yort-- ha gave ,he
girl tho mitten.
She pined apaco her pretty face va.
slender and detected: her father kind
but somewhat blind. behold her and
reflected.
His income tax he spcRt for wax -
sho smiled and called him clever. She
went 10 work. forgot the cletk, and
chawed in hiss forever.
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4 GOAT STONY.

For some time paat the clerks a; a
station in Louisville have been annoyed
by goats that infest that immediate
locality. Not satisfied With the other
devilmeat these sly rascals are guilty
at. they chew all tae tags of the cotton
bales sen, there Tor Shipment thereby
causing . great deal # trouble in
shipping the eot,oa. The other day
the e.ssks Surrounded aso0. dozen (
the goats aud succeeded IN driving
them into = box car alongside the
platform and fastening the door. That
night There WAS carload II large and
small gaats, going north. hi.caei to -
freight train. The csr was left Al,
Indianapolis, and the mex, day the
door was thrown open and the goats
rushed ca; AMI made raid through
the tswa. epseit,ng and hGtilng clerk.
hands boxes. bales. etc, as they
escaped. No, being appraised II the
shipment by wav bill the Indianapolis
clerks chased them all over town,
endeAvoriaE IL catch them. Of 'urse
believing the company would have 20
pay for them - "lcs. freight" il they
we're not caught, Nv night all were
caught and ru, back in the car. A
dispatch WAS sent g. the station man in
Louisville; Send on your WAY bill.
0ot oil the goats" A dispatch wen;
back IN reply. "Doat want any, Let
em go The race IN Indianapolis is
ssd TO have been an exciting one,
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fas rllnEN INCOME TAN SVIr.-
The present condition 81 the income
tax suits agA,ns, nlden is a. folows .
Common Law in the Cated States nSs-
Girs Court sgs,ns, nlien, u re>nVvr
an amount II tax IN iaenmc alleged 10
have been received BY him tToaa 1862
~ 1871 In excess If the Snoan, ri IN
come assessed against hun WA~a the
active prosecution 81 the case WAS bo.
gu. hy General Wooitori. r,llen In.
terposA an answer setting ap Two ssi,-
arats defsnces first. taa, he hal ne,
received any lnc>me, as alleged IN The,
complaint, sai sceAni. that in any
eveet the United States haviag assessed
his Income for tAe perlIi des,gnSird
aud collected the tax. with p-nal'i 5
thsreen, WAS ss;2ppai tc>'a esero.ea-
meat of iartaer demand, T. tins >t<
osd defeaca General WeNitard aemn- :
red, and alter argamsu, before ias.c
CheA,e, tas demurrer VS. saS,}ntA nv
the C>0y. This lcti the issae & tse,
rss~ei by the 6rs, dsfsace - l,r ty,ed
before Court ava Jary. General
Woodland asxt heSas an TN AZ
equity IN the Clrrast Cougt, a0j 6ly5 a
hull Of discovery, e@h.stylag ssvegas
hundred iaserros AtNEae~ i esscd -
Hl3ea respe>sins his ia>'@e for ths
yesrs na@s>l. ard slleslas tia, tav
Ueysrnment Was not sele ~ prove is
complaint by any other testimony than
that s>NaIh, u he ohisinsd uaisg tue
bill To this tigs the aetvaAap, de-
injured, and 1t ~ss argued before lelse
Rlatchfesi. Who evey,alea the iemar-
rer. Eraa that aeenee an appeal has
been taken and Il tue SapreSas Caagt
shouli sassa,a the demurrer il vail
rrsctscslly close tAs ea'ire oas,gaversy
by ds,adiaS II - aass,iaa II Law Tae
issas Of facs 10 the e>sgaasoa lS~ san, We
f..,s the District Ceart weala rsaAaia
undetermined. aaa m,sas hs eyoasa;
60 Trial. but il jadsmeas were rsa-
dsrsd against the defsaaaa, ea tie YER
dict q the jury il soalA 10 Of 10 legal
e practical Valss.
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TO AGENTS.

TO ENTS.
For the bench; Of parties WISHING to ae As Agents
for the above g0ods, We make the following spec a.
Ger:
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make The party gesti,g 1p the crab presea: of any
one Of the ,oleainx wAtchssi
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can send snail eraess as ihey procure ;esr aat
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APACHEs AT WORK.
They Capture a Station and
 Kill 13 Persons.
The Nayajos Reduce Fort Win
 gate to Ashes.
MORROW EN M EXlCO
 AFTER NICTORlO.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD. l

TUcsoN, October 31st. -Intelli- gence received this morning states that the Apaches have captured a station on Jornada del Muerta, near Fort Craig, and killed thirteen per sons.
 The Navajos have also broken out They reduced Fort Wingate to ashes and have stolen all the stock, includ- mail, etc. It is not known whether any murders have been committed.
 TUcsoN, October 31st.-A special to the Tucson Star from Silver City, says: 4 courier arrived at Fort Bay ard and reports that Major Morrow's command as having crossed the line into Mexico. At the time the run ner left, the command was below As tension, sixty miles in the interior, in close pursuit of Victorio and his warriors
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FARMIxG BY FABRICATION

Husbandry by this method is com
 paratively new on American soil, ex-
 cept by Indians and Mexicans in a
 very imperfect style. It is only
 within few years, comparatively,
 that white men have tried the pro-
 cess of farming by artificial moisture
 for their lands and crops. The Nor
 mons, in Utah, were really the pio- neers in the experiment in the west
 ern world And yet, it is not only the most successful, but the oldest
 system of farming in the world. The crops of the Nile, in their certainty and yield, have been the facts of thousands ot years, and no man who has farmed once by this method cares to return to the uncertainty of the rains. He prefers 10 have this mat ter within his own control. Given sufficient water supply and fertile soil, aad the pro blem of husbanlry is not one of difficult solution. Not only is the crop more certain, but the yield is greater in proportion to the labor expended, and the quality far superior to that which is produced under the conditions of alternate drought and excessive rain falls. as in the East, and, when once Inc ditches are constructed and re luced to 8 system, the labor is con- trihing in its ratio to the -esults realised. In another article we may suggest some points of prac- ical utility, applicable especially to Salt River valley and the Territory ! ,f Arizona, and which grow ont of i he limited water supply with which Te unfortunately have to contend.
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TELECRAPHIC. Associated Press Dispatches to the DaIlY "Herala." FER EsTERS UNION AND MILITARY
 TELEGRAPH LINE. Another Railroad Accident
 In Iowa. Fears of an Outbreak by Spotted
 Tail. $50, ,ooo Paid for a Mine
PER EsrERS UNION AND MILITARY
 TELEGRAPH LINE.
$50, 900 Paid for a Mine
 at Patagonia, A. T.
ACCIDENT.

ATcHIsoN, October 31.-An acci- dent occurred on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad near thi: city yesterday, an engine containing five persons jumped tho track and turned ever in ditch D. A. Adams telegraph operator was killed, and she others badly scalGcd. J. C. Null brakeman and S. M- Holmes have since Eed-
 INSTRUCTION TO P0sTNAsTERs.
 WASHINGTON, October 30 Post @aster-General Key has issued ln- structioBs to the Postm aster of the cities of New York, Louisville and New Orleans to refuse hereafter to gent boxes in their offices to Lottery companies or lottery agents.
 SPOTTED TAIL oS THE WAR PATH.
 SIOUX CITT, October 3fst.-A re- port is received that Spotted Tails End ans, iR the northern section of z9akota, have had a serious outbreak Last week a warrior shot Henry Young, an agency employee, claim Ing that his heart became bad from mourning over the death of his sister. Agent Newell arrested the Indian and during the entire night his con- rades from the hills fired on the camp, and eventually compelled Newell to surrender him. Troops arc IFS miles away.
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LOCAL LINES.

Don't forget to go to the Social hop tonight
 Matt. Caviness is in from Picket Post.
 To-day's matter will be found on the first three columns of the first page
 Three passengers by this mornings Black Canon coach: Wm. Griffith, Dan Stevens and John DeLepont.
 Latest advices from the Tiger mine are to the effect that everything is lct king well, but lack of water pre- vents the mill running on full time
 Lost. out of buggy, on the road between Maricopa and the Gila river, black overcoat. The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning the same to George Hamlin, at the livery stable adjoining the Phoenix Hotel.
 Preaching in the building north west of Recorder McNulty's resi- dence. tomorrow at p. M. Sunday school at the same place at 10 A. M. Social singing tonight t7115 o'clock.
 There was considerable stir caused in Court this afternoon by the action of the major portion of the Grand Jury, through their spokesman ". C. Stearns, repud;ating the report which Foreman Hayden WAS about to present, on the ground that they had, on account of the motion to submit the report as the report of the Grand Jury, being wrongly put voted contrary to theJr intentions, and, that through lack of time, they had not been able to make it suffi- cientIy full and explicit. They were permitted, by the Judge, to retire in order 10 come to some definite conclusion in the premises.
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The DIstrIct Court.
"WEDNESDAY, October go

WEDNESDAY, October 23- E. Weymouth vs. Samuel and Fleming Franklin, case submitted to the court for decision on the papers in the case.
 Webster vs. Hamilton & Barnes, Judgement for plaintiff.
 Sock vs- Duryea Mill S Water Co.,, submitted.
 Bremen vs- Duryea Mill & Water Co, original complaint re-instated and defendants ordered 10 answer Saturday, Oct 31.
 Devine ct al vs. McCarty cE al, con- hinucd for the term.
 THURSDAY, October 30. Court ma
 Cline vs. Pemberton, judgement vacated and case continued for the term
 Grand Canal Co. vs. Wharton, Judgement for plaintiff.
 Grand Canal Co. vs. Osborne, con tinued for term.
 Webster ys. Hamilton & Barnes, judgment ordered in favor of plain tiff for possession of property de Acribed in his complaint.
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LETTER FRoA FLORENCE.
CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD
 FLORENCE. October 2S, 1879.

CORRESPONDENCE or THE HERALD
 FLORENCE. October 2S, 1879.
 Thinking few lines from this sec ton might be of interest, l take the liberty of thus writing to you,
 l have just returned from a we'd ding, the interested parties being Jo- seph Redman. of Globe city and Miss Hancock of England, who ar rived here this morning, in company with her brother, direct from Eng land. Miss Hancock was engaged to MT. Redman, 1G years ago, and have not seen each other for four teen years. Happy be they now The knot was tied by his Honor, Chief Justice French, at the Cos mopoli;an Hotel in this city.
 Our town has lively appearance. Court is in session and a great many people are in from the mountains. The case of Thomas Kerr, under in dictment for murder, is set for Thursday. The case of Loss, indict- ed for manslaughter, was tried on the 22d and concluded on the 23l After the witnesses had been examin- ed on both sides, tie District Attor- nev made an able argument on the part of the Territory, who was fol lowed by II. B. Summers, on behalf of the defendant, who made short but effective speech. The case was given to the jury, who, after being out but ten minutes, returned yer dict of not guilty. I was in the Court House when the jury returned. De | fendant was called and the jury re- 1 turned their verdict. For time you | could have heard a pin drop; at the words mot guilty" you would hare thought a herd of Texas cattle or hsd broken loose, such was he racket for awhile. I for myself cduld see no sense in it, as the evi- lence on the part of the defense was and showed very plainly hat it was shoot or get shot, as it had got down to drawing pistols and the in ickest man had it. More anon.
 Respectfully,
 4 CONSTANT READER
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interesting Arizona Te:e-
 grams.
EASTERN.

A NEW TRANsCONTINENTAL RAIL
 ROAD.
 ST. LOUIS, October 3O.-Judge Barker, Yicc-President of the St Louis and San Francisco Raiload has just returned from New York and says that preliminary arrangements are now being made for the compile ton Of the above named road from the vicinity of the Indian Ter ritory, itsi present. terminus, to the Pacific Ocean. He says that S20,oO0, GOO of German capital, at , per cent, is offered to construct the road. If this arrangement is completed the road will sbe built under the land grant of the Atlantic & Pacific Rail way
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PACIFIC COAST,
DOUBLE SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, October 30.-An Oakland dispatch says at Mitchell House, Oakland, at 8:3O last evening Herbert Benton and Frankie Wood ward both comitted suicide by shoot ing themselves with the same pistol. The man killed himself first. It twas a premeditated deed, as both had threatened to kill themselves. Noth- ing known of the cause of the decd
 CONFEDERATION IN COLFAx
 CoLFAx, Ax,.California, October 30.- Fire in Colfax this morning destroyed the Chinese quarter and burned one brock in the business portion of the town. One Chinawoman was burned to death A number of families are destitute. Loss, s3o,O00 Insurance $7,50O.
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Bill of Fare,
AT THE

U. S. RESTAURANT, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1873. At Ie o'clock.
 eotPs. Oyster Consomme Beef, Tongue Chieken-currants sauce.
 BOASTS Beef, Mutton, Shoate, apple sauce Chickea and Turkey, Cranberry
 sauce.
 ENTREES. Chicken Saute, Madeira sauce; Har- ricot of lamb with young carrots; Quail Braisc, with Green Peas; Brain Croquette.
 VEGETABLES Mashed Potatoes, Corn. Pens, and Roast Sweet Potatoes.
 RELIsHEs. Worcestershire sauce, Pickles, To mato catsup, Olives, Chow-Chow French Mustard.
 PASTRY. English Plum Pudding, Brandy Sauce: Apple, Custard and
 Narenso pies.
 FRUIT. Grapes, Apples, Raisins, Assorted
 Cake. Coffee. Tea
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

TIE somewhat renouned JOIN r RAYMOND, COLONEL .SELLERs,) has consented to a divorce which has been granted to his wife, who now assumes her maider name, MARIE GORDON The trial lasted only q few minutes, the testimony being taken before a referee, and consisted of proof of criminal relations with an actress. This is surely divorce made easy" and very poor commentary on the sacredness of the American marriage relation.
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ARIZONA.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HERALD.

TUcsoS, October 30th.-The Hel- land mine, situated in Washington camp, Patagonia District, and which was recently bonded for S60, 900 has been sold for that sun1 to eastern cap it;1ists- A large deposit was made aI he city banks.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

John Anderson has been appoint ed postmaster at Gillett, Yavapai county.
 Wm. A. Scott Jr., of San Francisco is now manager of the Pima county Bank, Tucson.
 Globe City Road Commissioners went out Tuesday on an inspection tour They are to go as far as where the road leaves GiIa canyon
 The placer diggings in Altar dis trict are producing well.
 The Los Angeles Commerct1s states that work on the extension of the Southern Pacific will be recommenc- ed on Tuesday next
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Too ISaUE.

Hon. C. Lindley has just returned Tucson, says the Citizen, and reports Tombstone filling up very rapidly, and he says the people out there are beginning to fear that too many without means are going there at this time. The mines are undoubt- ediv rich and arc being developed ss rapidly as can be expected, but that with ali this in its favor, there may soon be more there who need employ inent than will be abe to get it
 Judge Lindley s@ys this subject is fYcriY .a.k-2 in ts1c ray io Ta-a N-
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The Mexican mIne, Globe District is to have a first class quartz mill with as little delay as possible. Mir Geo. B. Walker who has for nesrly a year been employed by the Tomb stone Company at Charleston, passed through Tucson Tuesday to superin- tend building. He is a most thorough workman and Supt. Baldwin could have selected no superior for the Work.-Cttizen
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AND now, because of a little jeal- ousy between the War and Interior Departments, at Washington, the troops are withdrawn from the Ute country. and the defenseless women of the agency left in helpless cap ii S-ift-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

THE appearance of frost in Mem phis is not only hailed with delight by the people of the deeply afflicted city, by tine whole nation, as this Ge- stroys t1e 'fever germs" and puts an end to the terrible scourge,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

AND he calmly smokes his cigars, and receives the lavish attention be slowed on him with the modesty which is always seen in the great man he really is
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31
Passenger Trave,.

WIcKENBURG, October 3f.-The following passenger is On the coach that left here this morning, to arrive in ThGnix at : o'clock this evening: Clark Churchill
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

AND Chicago is quarreling over the question as to who shall have the privilege of receiving him, the soldiery or the citizens.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

LEADvILLE, Col, shows no sign of abatement, as to growth or the richness of it's mines.