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The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10
aOHESTEADS.

The much mooted question in- volved in the granting of benefits intended by the act of June l5, 1880, which refers specially to the light of all persons who had taken a homestead prior to June 15, 1880, has at last been decided by the Department III tLat thu home steader can, if he so desires, make proof by the payment of s1 p per acre in cash or by Special Deposit Certificates at his option, at the stme rates, less the amount of fees which had been paid at date of entry. It is also further decided that all homesteads taken prior to the date of above act, whether set tied upon now or not, abandoned as well as homesteads actually re- sided upon, can now be paid at S1 25 per acre, less the fees paid at date of .,ntry as above stated. This decision.virtually leaves the home sreader in position to buy the home stead, even if he has abandoned it, and no further settlement is re- quired. Applying only to the ad- vantage of those whose claims were taken prior to June 15, 1880, the many whose claims were taken subsequent need not expect or at tempt to take advantage of it. Great complaint has been occasion
 by this recent decision, and it is possible an attempt will be made to have the act repealed thereby depriving all those who have ne- glected in having their homesteads 1 paid for befor of the benefits in- tended by the act, and which repeal | if possible can only be taken ad- vantage of by an immediate proof no all the homesteads po.sible,- The Cosmopolite.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10

The Prince and Warrior mines, adjacent to the Peck, are being worked by the New York Syndicate, and the yield of rich ore is perfectly marvellous, which, in Nevada or Cal ifornia, would create a minrng sen sation scarcely ever paralleled in the history of mining, but so common has $2,0OO to S3,OO0 ore become here in Arizona, and so remote from rail facilities. that little or no notice is taken of it.-Mincr.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10
 Kew Mexico and Arizona Tariff.

\ joint circular just issued by the Chicago and Northwestern, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and Wabash railways, in conjunction with the California fastfreight line, announces that rates cn Arizona and New Mexico business will be made by adding 10 the rates in force from Omaha and points east of the Miss oure river to Sacramento, Cal, the following arbitraries:
 GLASSES PER 1GO PorSns.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10

A fellow stopped at hotel at Nj agara Falls, and on settling his bill the landlord charged him ST a day for five days. Didn't you make a mistaken" said the fellow. No ? said the landlord. You did," re
 torted the wIry looking fellow You thought you got all the money I had, but you are mistaken. have 2 whole purse full in another pocket
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10
CALIFORNIA vs.gTHE EAST.

A reporter of the Alta lately
 had an interview with Mir. J. w.
 Oates. of Tucson, in regard to Ari-
 zona. from which we quote the fol- lowing:
 ''It is a strange thing that near
 ly all these valuable properties in the Territory are being developed by Eastern capital. Sln Francisco men seem curiously welded to the Comstock, and ill the meantime the Eastern men are stepping in and
 seizing the golden opportunity. It is the same in merchandising. You see in Tucson and Tombstone plenty of St. Louis and Chicago drummers, but rarely a representa- tive of San Francisco house. The latter seem to thi. k that they can have it all their own way without effort, but they will find that they VII fight for every inch, especially when the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe line connects with the Territory,- which cannot be long now"
 That the above is true in more ways than one there is no reason to doubt. The question would naturally arise 10 the average busi- ness man of Arizona Why do San Francisco wholesale merchants evade Arizona and those of Eastern houses seem to take this as the coming field for commercial in- teres:s." Two reasons can be given which will partly answer the above question. First, California capital and Californis merchants have fer many years been. as it were, linked to their pet State, Nevada. 4 re- port coming that a rich mine had been located in Nevada was a sig nal for a rush of men. of capital, and as soon as a mining camp started it was filled with drummers representing every branch of busi- ness in San Francisco. The news papers of Nevada are filled with San Francisco advertisements and thus that State has been Califor- nia's pet for years. As 10 Arizona it has been to them only in the light of foreign country, appear ing as a barren desert with but three or four towns that were even worthy of correspondence and of not value enough to risk sending agents to represent them; Second, California's mining operators have left Arizona out for fear of being ''sold" as they often have been in heir own country, and thinking that the mines there were only of i a surface character and not perma- nent while eastern capitalists were willing to risk their money to find out. Thus it seems that unless San Francisco merchants wake up to their interests soon and make herculcam stride to the front, ere long is will be too late and as the San Francisco "Stock Exchange" very aptly puts it, ''It is a vital subject and one that must not be ignored, if we do not want this city to become an outlying provincial town-a mere mile post on the journey around the world" Buc a few short days more and another trans-continental railroad will con- meet us with our eastern neighbors and then the competitor commences. merchants would rather patronize California if they can do so on as good terms as in the East, because 1t is nearer and quicker put they will not hesitate nor de- iberate to patronize the first that come. To our San Francisco mer- ;hants we would say advertise your selves well in Arizona, both by the press and your agents and lose no time and you will reap a rich har- Vest.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10

II. s. Maxim, a New York eng ineer, has invented an electric light and formed company which agrees to light the city postofice for slO,- 900 a year less than has been spent for gas. This light is said to neither flicker nor dazzle and is very much like Edison's in appearances glass bulb. about the size of an egg. inclosing a bit of carbon, which attains a white heat in an atmosphere of gasoline vapor when the electric current passes.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10

Col. F. A L. Roberts, a million aire inventor of Titusville. Pa, has
 outracted with the Baldwin Loco motive Works at Philadelphia fo- an engine which he claims will run so miles an hour. It will weigh 3S tons, have drive wheels six feet in diameter and Roberts patent cylin- der and piston, which he says saves 20 per cent steam pressure. Its small wheels will be of paper which experience has slown to be better than iron or steel.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10
Eas1s fer Subscribers.

Having made arrangements to club the | PHGNIx HERALD with the Cincinnati | Weekly Comm crcial, we announce that HS | will furnish the Phenix HERALD and tht 1 Cincinnati Weekly Commercial. a large, | S-page, 5G-columR Family Newspaper. one year: for S5-OO- and will give as q FIR E 1 PRIZE to each yearly subscriber under 1 this clubbing arrangement any one book l he may select from the following famous wOrks-postage paid and free of all cost 1 the books being Harper's Editions. una | bridged, beautifully printed on good paper, | in paper covers.
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The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10
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The Editorial columns will discuss all live topics of the day, and its local columns will contain a complete resume of all To- cal happenings. and all matters of home interest
The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10
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This department is open for con- munications discussing any subject. The real name of the writer must accompany every communication.
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 Diseases.

Diseases. YOUNG MEN "HO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM w the effects of youthful follies or indis cretion. will do well to avail themselves of this. the greatest bocp laid at the altar of suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY VIII guarantee to ferfeit $500 for every case O. seminal weakness private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes ana tails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty to sixty Fho are trot bled with too frequent evacuation of the bladd sr. often accompanied bv a siieht smarting or turning sensation. and a weakness or the system in manner the patient cannef account fur. On examining the urinary de- posits ropy sediment will often be found and sometimes small particles oi albumen will appear, or the color will be of a thin milkish nue. again changing to dark and torpid ap- pearance- There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the carse which is The second stage of seminal weak ness Dr. will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases and healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
 P. S.-For private diseases of short stand ing, fnll course of medicines. sufficient for cure, with all instructions. will be sent to any address on receipt of $l0.
 Office Hours-l0 to and 6 to s Sundays from 10 to II a. Consultation free Thor ough examination and auvice S5 Call or addlsss, DR. SPINNEY & CO,
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H E2 A E. D

a newspaper of the day complete in all it's details and in every department
, 1880-01-13
A ytrgtniu Lady Puts an End to Mi
Army Gaptnan's Surveying Operu-
lions on Her Littld,

FfffYgltuTo (Iu-1 IfIlGT.AVp1at
~ " lts. a =: W1T1u.1 Formerly o9,nmaud-
,aa a1s fs Gs 4 eaen. a s,. q 81 ue
Htates army, rccoMfy y!sitt! tllo battie.tIud 0f
Five Forks, iI Dnwidlio County, tho scono u
INFECT " their visit WINS to make u survey AMI
pint nt tllo ttcli. and tho positions Of tho con.
tending armies, g to Ased N tho court Of In
Investigation as to bis p.'n!ptnoss IN moving 10
the light. IN urtlur ~ vet the pxa1t sHsl ailti
sary for Capt. c.,ttnn 70 ruiz u lino OF Hl,rvcy
through the premises of y yontlyInall living III
The vioanlty,-whiuh limo waa Just outside
It aid The nrchanl. The owllor Of
the property happened 70 b. away snNn
homo ut the QM0, aud his wif0 W4s tho custodian
, 1880-01-13
THE SILVER DOLLAR.
Representative. Chalmers Replies
to a "Times Criticism.
And Shows It's Gross Pcrvcr-
siolls and Glarlng Errors.

10 The Edtfof OF The Chttapo tribune. .
WARItSdEtS, n. C., Jnsl, ga fr!c,ul l,nE jl,Et
placed In my hands MI artCip from tho ChlcnE,
Times, to which wish to reply through yn,tr
columns. 1t e0yH:
"1.cprtscntntlve Chnlmcrs, uf mississippi. snya
that tho A!lver dollar siOnd rs tho only unit or
S Erlins If golt! WIS defined III tho dnlMr unit
tr,tc." = ~ :: ''
To this will reply by giving tho Language
of tho acta defining tho wnrtl d0lar" and rnnls
Ing 1t the unit nf vAlnc. anu the public cnn Judge
whether or tho Times hnvo sn!d "what Is not
tr,,n"
The act of 17De snys: "Thcro shall be from time
to tlmo Atrllck and coneh nj tho sud Mint dol
hrs or uislts, each to be Of tho valne Of spun-
ish itcd dollar rs tho same Is now current, ntNl
10 cuntnsn 17l.i Rr7ns Of ptlre or 41a Ernf1,s Of
snidurh sllvpr.' The net Of isle. which provided
for tht sIst gull dollar, snId gold t!ollur should
hc coined "of the value of II tiollnr." defy this
a!'es Or uIX ono clse 70 show my tcllnItlon of
hs Sx" wT' ;Ss s ass m sfans sa1s q Fa @ GsnnSs IT.
that tn .ha net of i7n RoId coi,s: woro rcctSd
inla oalncs or tho vnlila of tca tolt!rs and iive
eras % Of a nd nS5S Ts s II" stGn s Il ,t1c Shs y
4 the emission Of ihrso xorls i .,oni.s rra.
s,a'as Il xoa Tho ys thoa sh"%s s aaSf tit liz IL
engto was defined to, bc *47li 9rains Ut plirc or
liz vas q sa sasf o4S S s as I'll ri of va .n he e
for 1h,s susas ny post,io The ynuo of tis
Of pliro Roil WIS found to bo pf Ercutcr vnllns
thtn ten silver do!ars, II VIM dcelnrr.l thit Ii.
tho vAlne Of tctl .'oars. Ths wis e!thor i,,ost
] 'pSS tso x" 's soso f% ' ~ q tle Ts ssyr
Ayain Tho TImes says: "From tho .lutc of tho
& frs. &eoi,sge nut until ls3 silver dollars and Kolt!
nftCUll1fnif
, 1880-01-13
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, 1880-01-13
PEORIA.

rEot1tA, Jhn 12-t,nAtN-Eorn dull and lnwer.
nor high mixed. ta37ct now nlxcd ;sasbiJfc. tats
aettye hut easy, Eo.7 white. I,fe>sc. lsTo duil' No.
4, fai6Asl1{o.
HiGliWINk6-Stpady nt tl.06A.
, 1880-01-13

DETROIT, Ihy. 2.-tInA1.-Whnat easicr, extfn
nominal, No. white. {1tn4, lnnunryi flTsl, Feb
ranrs q n; Mnrs tfa'; April, ,sltlts stoy. si4s' MILL
NKCEll18-t1lcnt, AO0 hu.
, 1880-01-13

q. steel. Thceo tisscns!ons tn lll'nols dcfcatcl
.ys ut .,sna fn sxs ~ ny s', sces cxs SpnIt e
fr1,m our personal relations. which nre If
tho closest i,n.urn, hayn 4 Rr,at a.l!n!s..tlun
Md MI nm % Eriefal for HI. irt"i'l.hip. liz. ii 4
ts71p hEh+ +mtn.ltt!, patriotic fnn. of great forcc
"na nn tgte Tna he 1k .cY II b1s s"e 81
IN. II Ind nn result. ] hnvc entire faith In
Wn+ilhrnc, md Il could hay. scurct' The wny
jill @ hls 1iiinsia friends ,nntlr That lmIps.hc.
1nw hc ctaIl1 mt he t,otnhnttal | did not seu
my nomination fnr l'nit1n. norton. Y ttonkling.
HrIftow was never tnrtOtaA tHtlttltlnfc.--tfVcr
even probability. Looking arunnd for dark
horse, In my own mind.
PlxED ON FISH.
"yior III s"S to c i" icrn that tho ircc Tins
,f shuk"1. anil isIstnarek: t"Ei hin / thoagut
that he wss wtrthy. u rnnk with tho others.
hJR WIS tho eat tttnatc fnrsnal "f f!eh mfsr epht
e. %hnS ,n % NJ sSriSs; ,.i n X Sr 9, SEsry yfeT ser
* ninr, i " M"re, ar % mi Gon*lr w VIII % exs
,.niI"ii %f CIV. Fill w5ull In u ~Isc tIlns ior
Tho tnrty. mnd hlA election. X elected for tho
st ntcrests of The ;s COUNTRY: ,.I The t. n%ynr
il,n,It this letter until m!t'T thr whrt" C1nrcn-
Tim VIVA nvcr: iIaycs VIA, under the elrc,iIn~
i:pngrs.nnn fairly well. nm! wn. VERY glnd to
support htM. think i,n lE dining as we'll ns he
ra,. especially ctnst'lcrirK TIM 'ii!,lc.lea which
hrrntjfltltu him ut tho Dbut~.t.-tlitfilttrs which
,Yn1h .nIMrr1iHS nsly Atfsi rtt[t,f,. AMI which
rnr friends Ei1n,'ld e!'na,'er hef"r: they arc In
fine like ihit, nrc hlrssinp tH tho Country.
Tor that rnass,n ntonc tic s''s'Isl sw tnAtic i's
''s "iI'st,ls!snn Fiji" suil Gen. Grnnt, ais, !
THE HEST sEcnETAny or STATE
we hayo hni 4, fifty st%I* m ni'l"*s 4 ,nny have
Tho tl1f! Euttt
liz Uttered frnn surcy md ,sc'i1rtI bin! in his:
thns he ,.ey'r ,fltl nnyshEng fnr effect, white
-his aversion u anything Tint Itmk']' like strir:
lnE tnr I'M t:Irect--FIst, wa< 70 s'r"Jvht TINT
1 Gfh1 aa ' ies. s,s,, ,T'HT,'s =" @ WIFI Fl"
ony r,nl,tx.r Df It ~iin !H!nrInt4I IN ntlyai'no
wits 4. r. Stewart: sfr. Scw,!rt hui :, ',!',ns
nnt think 1t wnuh br Intr IN ttTrr him Htlcl It
rnc.' without first knnwinx Whittier hc would
% %;, od 'ft%Hht ts a,nly Ill HIs s,sl '%T "s",s ~ tss
.ss'l''et,s, n;is', ~ y s,rlct bos!mss prIaejplss:
ra%sc.t. "r My iir*t cha.s: for inr st%tc o ,c,
inrtn,c,lt wlls Jnrnos r. VII sun. NJ inw.: up
inntc'l s,r: %ashln.rn ,':cr r.en!iar eIrc.iti!-
y haSnsS; VIII III he wI WIZ i f,.l i him ~ e11on @ MI
y " frnne e s h t %t Ike y yo :, The e1',. rcs
tiHG nG II Cabinet ailfce.-t!int 1t
WOULD tIEl.r uls MrsStUS vEIY MICH.
lie suggested tho Trc,laMry. iln'l nrenly eno..
ken g sir: stewart on TIC sn!,ieu:. ny. sal.i
would nuke HIN secrcnry If stntr: 10 came
the appointment. You rrtnrlncr Srlofca w.ns
reined for TING ns y, sr,rrc'Hty of War: ! ald
intH M .inii,s'n's Cai'inut. As nnltt.r sf ract,
mfnrp schufietI ,lcceptcd .Iotu*nn's nlcr he con,
' I'LL schoslsl Wis in TIC army MI, t,"ncr',i:
or ts1ursc ho could not rslsn tife position ut
S hFh ,,s, FTns af ttn !" take tel e , f if dt
n,4l[,t,r TINT M OcGr in high rink should In,
, 1880-01-13

uprFALo, Jan. l2.-FtnuR-2aol lowor.
qNAiN-WhoAt dull. hoavy md lower 10 Eo11; aales
loo hi Pennsylvania wlte wlntor ntsl,il IN trnok.
Corp dpli and hcnvy} FMIes 500 bu now In etoro nj
GQ}fc. Other Vrnins neglected..
, 1880-01-13
Conversations with John Russell
Young About American
Politics.
The Generals Wow Of Civil-Service
Reform, and Of the Electoral
Commission.
Ills Opinions Of Polittians--B -Buine Morton, Conl.
ling, Waslhurre, Logan, Fish, Greeley,
It., 1t.
Why the Success Of the Democratic Party
Would Be Calamity.

From Itnhng's Aru'lnd he itnrd trlih Gen. Grant.
nnto esrcclnlly ono conversation III tho ttllo
hm1rH VI sea tt,vtl, on home politics, pnstlc''-
lnry ot1 tho potnt NJ much discussed nj hotc Hs
to tho honesty of men in MIR pnthfu ifc. "Mcn
In f,s,sc llfo," sah1 the General, "ars likn 1ncn
in other spheres OF life 1t wtlil 10 very iar'1 for
nlc to say thMt knew ak mon IN p1,bltc posi-
tiou that kuDw 10 be dishonest nf absolute
,nor7.l certainty. Men will do things who nrc
Hciatnrs or Members that rcfornlcra cnll cur
ri.pt. They will usk for patronage. md Rnverii
themselves III tioIr dealings with the Adminls-
tr,ldnn i,y their sccrss III tho rnnttcr III pntrn-
ngc. This n Il cussnsn, md, II tho refOr1ncrs
theory ~ ctirrcct, II ~ corruption. AMI yet tho
men whh wore rcf0r1ncTa, WIN turned their eyes
nt tho sins uf others, generally fninh
AS ANXIOUS ron tAT1DSA0E Az tSr1iE1ss.
AMIR. S,tni1,cr, for Instance, WIN IL the i,!o Of
rcf0rncrs, wns Rmon1 tho first scnntnr8 10 ask
Offices fur hls friends. Tic expected oi1lcca ns
right, 1Ie Ind IN consideration axcont MS Son.
ntor. II he hnt 1Mcn private tnntl In I0ston ho
would never invc named Il MlHstcr to lnn'l0't.
as nl,r rnblic men 10. Ms ohr forms of gnvcr''-
mcnt W. Mr. sumner and ot1ur Fcnators woru
purfeHtly hnt1pst. TltGrt WIS nj corrup ptiun IN
Ills nsklitg ,llH 10 ilptrnt this Man Mn tho ntior.
They regarded tho Executive appointment for
their friends rs the rew,r'!s nf public lI!e Mr..
Estnm,,'ls nskcsl mo to keep sfnrsf IN ftaiy. Tho
whole Vermont delegation Joined In the request.
Yet no Senator w'na .llOre independent than Ed
minds, 1nOrr tr.Hy to oppose tho AInHstrn-
tlon It ho disagreed with lt,-niid 70 down the
whole list.
ut wns rule. In Government whrre there
nro sennfors and alchihcrs, where sen"t"ra at''l
Members depend up0n Jt,F(ts far suGGess, there
will bo appIca.!ous ft,r patrs,,,agc. Yn. car,,nt
cnll II cDrr1iptlOn,-it IL n condition ut
tnlr representative form OF Governments
aful yet, II y.'l rc,lti tho newspapers,
and hear tho stories Of tho rcformcrs, YOU
a.. A..t-t -.
w. nc tn,' ta"s a any MskfR l.f @ inr pce p'nee
~ 1r tin: IN @ .,,, IL MT u, ,,
y nM wery en.rinni" ID ny "rtass''i o. ni,c
oies a s1iK inr %x' tt .r Z tv ssrv
ice y i!a F%si iis my ~ tno worln @ t'i.st n!fo
ETH aa te % s u ,t, m .sI,'M,r, ~" o wn; IT, .s,. s
re, 10 tnn!E nest tnr !!so G!fS III. na u tne '.w
rr tjui H., s .ncr II ' M t1 " .9 r
~ ~ tGinfm ~ ns to lFenat ol INC ontea otatcs
4"' '1e 1l''e oe"ls. lo " .----.
THE nSE PERSON MOST INTERESTED.
pntrouuc ia I'm. 1,unc of tht I,rrsIdertfoi ofcc
rp,. shtrc Uf the vexntit,,ls and cares of tho
Executive tnt,M frnsn patronage. lie ~ 1ecrs-
F.rinlly Cfvia-acrvict, reforntr; hccHusc. he
wnnts pence Of mind. Fscn nrnrt from this,
wns anaitass whcn hcc1lrno President In hHvc.n
, 1880-01-13

In all departments. Cotton uua,s quct. but very
firm, and Fruit If tho 1oom 1tons1nlo. ffnpe and
nther btcnccd cottons nd yAncc J uuGHF. Rhtft-
lng prints nctivG md mesInm; fnncy print. tnnr0
anieht for. Wn1en goods III Irregular detnnnd, but
very tlrm. Foreign Ghodn qulot
, 1880-01-13

LOUISVILLE. n.y.. 1nn. E.-C1rros-Quscta at 12'4c
Fiot1t-Qnlct and unchanged.
0nAts-Whcnt ateaty nj si.n. Corn nrnef; White
lsc, mxet,, lie. Oats steady; white. 4G, m1cd, 4oc
Hye qnlut Attic .., .
HAY-s.cedy With fas dcmnnd ~ 81 fia malaf0:
.fiHOytAjDNR-PDrk firm ht *l4.n. Itnrsl strong.
ctinIce leaf ticrce, a1Gs do keH. VIC: Hulk ments
Arm; eho,IlIera, 4fo} c]nhr lib, EFa5}Mc. bacon In
fair fN1nnnd. Hams, Aurhs~cnfed. SH8lus4c.
WulsKY-Quiet at $1R.
, 1880-01-13

sptctat Dt.pa.eh 10 1ht Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS C1TY, Mo-, Jan. H-f3NAlK7Tha T'rtts
currrntteports wheat receipts nt 1852 hu; shpmtne,
jasz3 bu, iouer, No. cash. ~, JnnnarT. ti7:s M.
4 cash HNagf, january, ei.{. COrn-ftccntpts. T.ly
hui shlpnunts s. ~ bus owcrt No. = cash. @4c jan
uHfT. X(Q.
, 1880-01-13

pswEoo. N, T., inn. l2.--GNA1S-Wheat steady
Corn In Iirht donand3 No. Toledo. Too.