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The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
(" Oil Pipe Hines to Prevent
 WreeEs"

The expres- II Ito pour oil on the
 troubled waters" is generally regard
 ed as figure of speech, illustrating
 the action Of some persuasive peace
 maker, but northern contemporary
 says the London Telegraph, state4
 that series of experiments have
 lately taIen place in the north har-
 bor, Pc;erhcad, with the most satis-
 factory results. The experimentalist
 flied some bottles full of oil and sank them to the bottom of the har-
 hor while gale WAS blowing. Pre- sently the oil was released, and, floating 10 the top of the raging bill lows, slillcd them as if by a miracle. As c consequence of this experiment, 1t is thought in tho neighborbood of Perth that oil can be laid on continu- ously by pines to the bars of all the exposed harbors, so as to enablefves- scls to gain port in safely in the midst of the most violent hurricanes. The invention would be invaluable if applied to the channel passage in dirty weather. Day by day we are taught there are no bounds to the conquests of science over nature, and now that we can oil out the ugly of stormy ocean We need not despair of being able, sooner or later, to warm the north pole with l otherwise waste steam, and fertiliZe | he great desert by artificial irriga- .ion.-Oil City Derrick.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28

IDr zlployee ofthis omce. agent ,r othe
 szs asiihorized to make purchases or
 H.raet asb-s for and CT account of the EzxLD- No b5iis against The HERALD will 'bs rc9osnfzrd except for purchases and con tsaess made by the proprietors personally or Rcon 9heir writte o-dar.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28

And in accordance with law.and an order of fh- Board of Directors. made on the 22d day of December, 1850, so many shares of e3ah parcel of such stock as may be neces- saTy, will be sold at public auction. at the office of the Com any. Room 6, No. 328 &ontcomcry st San Francisco, California, FEBRUARY, 1881. at the hour Of o'clock F. M- of such day, to pay said d-lInquert assessments thereon. together with costs of advertising and expen=c. of the sale.
 :. D. ROGEES. Secy- O5fce-Bcom $, No. 32s Montgomery 1t. SaE Tfazciaco. al.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28

At negro prayer meeting, one of the brcthrea earnestly prayed that they might be preserved from what he called their "upsettin' sins" "Brudder," said one of the elders, yer hain't 'zactly got de hang ob dat ar word. It's bese tin'-not up- settin'." "Brudder," replied the cor rected, "ef dal's so, it's so; but was prayin' de Lawd ter sabe us from de sin of 'toxication, an ef dat ain't a upsettin' sir, I dunno"
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
Wilcox has 800 inhabitants.
Death of Tho.nss A. syntcrnar

Death or Thomas A. SyntcrzaE
 We have painful duty to perform
 in announcing the death of Thomas A. Waterman, who expired Saturday morning at about 10 o'clock, with 8 severe attack of pneumonia. He was one of the firm of Waterman $ Goodri oh, hardware and tin mer- chants, doing business on Sixth street, and was respected, in fact, beloved by all He had been a re- sident of Tom bstone about one year, opening the first tin shop in this city, and soon after took il Mir Goodrich as a partner. Prior to his coming to Arizona, he was mayor of Austin, Nevada, which office he filled with great satisfaction te the people, and from thence he removed to the State of California, and in one of the counties of that State held high offices of trus. At Sacramento he was once Clerk in the House of Re pIesentatives. in each and every position filling the trust imposed in him for the best interests of the peo- pie. Tom Waterman will be long remembered by many friends in this camp, and had he been in town would have been nominated and elected mayor in place of the present incum bent. The Masonic Order con- dUcted the burial cercmonies.- Tombstone Nugget.
 The deceased WAS we'll known in Phoenix, having been in business here for some time, previous to his moving to Tombstone. He was q thorough gentleman and vas highly by all who know him.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Delinquent Sale Notice. Rowe Gold Mining CoOmDany

Location of principal place of business Ssn Frsn cisco, California.
 Loc stion of works, Maricopa County, Arizona.
 NOTICE.-There is delinqueat upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. ? levied on the 22d day O. December, -SU, the seve al amounts set opposite the ames oi the respective share holders, as folloWs:
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
MONDAY

\ The hearin5 of the returns of the
 estate has been set by Judge
 " for one o'clock.
 Sheriff has notice posted
 flown warning all suspicious
 Iers to Tsave town within 48 Thos Dunbar, epreSentative from ma county to the Legf fslaiure, pas . .kpueh Pb>nix this inorning for
 Vail left on this mornings
 ieora stage on visit to Phila-
 kia. Major Vail leaves to-mor
 for Globe. <
 = following are registered st tho crni1 Hotel: TT Saith, Willard Waliz, Major Chafee, wife and hild, Jas White, T B Flelshnan, 'hos Dunbar, < II Rust v. II. Rust of Los Angeles has 4tasned 8 Yankee lotion store next toI 'ocka GWurch's brewery. The town houh be able to support such g usinees handsomelyA
 The cfice hours of Athe Military Telegraph Line hereafAr will be as olicws:e 8 10 II :35 i. m ;A12 .s5 to 4 u.i to s:45 P II. sundays-9 to ID d. A.; to P. M.
 Tho following are registered at the Bank Exchange: D B Nave, John Bog9vich, E P Jennings, A Craw- Ford, H c Wharton, Jacob Armen- roft. Henry Sora. Jno Davis.
 fE- Mayer has returned from Pres Eo.t, where he he has been purchas- ng 2 large amount Of lumber, and afcrns us that he will in few yesks commence inc erection of hew livery stable.
 The following late mining loca- |tinns are flied at inc Recorders Of fee for the past tweuty-four hours e2O foot claim, Me csIillen District, P EdcGorrish ami c L Turner; Jessie 'Oyerton, Mc3fiIlen district, John D Berncr and Talbot Overton.
 A suit has been instituted in the District Court for foreclosure of Sseftgags on the Champion mine and
 Diryea or Foreman mill and II site. situated in Globe District. se amount to be recovered is S24,- I,J The plaintiff is L J Webster |ani u,e defendanis are Jesse Healy, I5eth Marshall, Jr. and A Blackman. hone Of the greatest nuisances af
 ag this ely IS that barb wiIr
 ;hsa across the western end o
 .zt- Il can hardly be seen and
 number of persons, am nl
 Hickman Rouady. Billy vi : fer and Alien Stroud, have ber IT; from runmaS aSain-s t '
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
TUEe0AY.

The improvements around the jail
 are nearly completed.
 The weather changed to compar- atlvely warm this morning, the thcr- momeier standing at 8.
 Major chareo and family. who have been spending few days here, left to-day for Fort McDowell-
 To-day seems to have been tkc day selected for burning up the leaves, that cover the ground in such la, ge quantities, by our townsfolk.
 Edwin J. Knowles passed through Inc city today on his way from Prescott 10 San Francisco. He is going, we believe on mining busi- ness.
 The following arc registered at the Bank Exchange for pat 24 hours: David Neahr, Henry Kurih, J Leary, J II Wcstgate, Edwin Knc wles, CHI Veil, MT Osborn and H Ellis.
 The saddles and harness sold b. E II Workman of Los Angeles are of the very test and the prices at which his goods are sold are very low Read his advertisement and then send in your orders to him for anything in his line thar you need
 . A petition isN Leing circulated around town asking the LesislaisffFr49 z to allow Maricopa county 10 retain ihat portion of Tontc Basin now en- 5raced in the same. Il is being -igned hy every business man and firm in the city l. is but right and ust that ihj =ctiun should be re- aimed in Mo oa county as both lalural boundal ard the people -esiGing in that corptry favor the re- ention.
 If parties going to San Francisco will persist in falling into the nu- nerous dens calling themselves hy Iifercnt "Uncles," and find after purchasing, that they are swindled, t is their own fauit Take the little rouble to see Uncle Harris name tainted on the window of his store 10 first and see him, get his guaran- se (written), and you will find that ou have bought any article for half tore prices Remember the mum CT, 221 Kearny St, hetween Bush nd Sut:er, San Francisco.
 We received this morning the first sue of the Arizona Bulletin, pub shed at Galeyville, Pima county. is a seven column, "ratent out de paper, ard the portion of it lat is printed at home is filled with lterest1ng local neEs which, wi Eh le numerous editorials, show tn lat le editor of it, ". ". Broughtoh,
 TO sIouch in the newsrapFrI It has an excellent a ihd rowing field and we wish it succeeds, we de not know what it's 1lities are and even if ii does britS sgraco upon Arizona journalism by -inging patent outside into t he erFitcGy.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
HARiC0PA MATTERS.
Local Events Of tho Past
 Week.
As They Appeared iii inc "Daiiy
 Herald"
eATUBDAY-

The following arc registered at the Bank Exchange: D Sheahan, J " Lawson, Thos L II Chipley.
 The military telegraph line to Prescott is down, north of Wicken- . burg, so we are without our usual -sislativs report
 Jsf NcC'Afer;y. representative to the Assembly from Arivaca, Pima county. passed through the ely this morning on a short visit to Tucson.
 Hosea Grecahaw, concurring with sz on the subject of poultry if not in politics, has ordered number of fine arkeys from Mics, of Los Angeles, he noted poultry raiscFs
 Tie following gre registered al the ' rhcsai4 Hotel: " II ScamaHs, c sxao. T Sherwood. Mfr Darniian, J J \ Larkins, " c Pimm. Wm Short, J NcCaiTerty.
 The following new mining loca- iozs are filed al the Recorders of Nice: Red Wing, Reno Mountains, " |Sorissrup; Enterprise, same; Beaver, aIne; Patrick Henry. Globe district. A II Morehead. v c Jasper There have been fearful storms all over the globe during the past week, land phnnix, even, has had taste of 'fne general disorder of the elements. 6 bi terly cold wind, something very anusual in the vailay, having blown |frorn the north for several days past. For the past few days the Board yof Sup. rTisors has been making oit Fists of qualified voters. Yesterday it completed it's labors and, after al lowing some mincr bills. adjourned until Monday. tl.e Eth day of Febru- ary.
 @F isF afternoon. abont four 3'ciocS -e caught in large stack Of hay in ihe Dublin feed Yard but our citizens were promptly or hand and exiiaguished the fire before it had done much damage. Mr. Yar- nelI wishes US to express his thanks
 those who so willingly assisted h. for, had it not been fer their lp g-estt loss wouId have eLsaed
 Issfau son re4clA-ssSs through
 W n Of couple of stage men
 sil class Of persons whose
 -o ;Ee truth and The canse
 rance is undoubted tpat the
 bound tram was wrecked at
 ot Knob, east of Yuma early yes day morning. by running into f nd drift. The engine and nine rs were demolished, three persons, sluding the engineer, were killed i a number injured. A special was D from Yuma, east, and the de led mail will be here tomorrow prning.
The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-28
rERRlToRrAH 1TEa1s.

The Arizona Bulletin states that it is rumored that sharon has offered s3,OO0,OO0 for the Grand Central mine at Tombstone.
 s. M. Vessels is about to build a telegraph l1ne to Galeyville, and Wells, Fargo & Co are soon to open an office
 Galeyville has neither church nora school, but is plentlfully sup piled with saloons.
 Voolo, q murdcrous Indian. was legally hanged at Florence en the 14th. He died game
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
Splendid Services Secured.

BY reference to another column will be
seen the advertisement of NJ. RoscnthaI &
Co., 7l3 Main street. The firm will keep in
sock every conceivable thing in the shape
of millinery, ladies' dress suits, fancy goods,
general stock of notions and female wearing
apparel. Provided with every facility Tor doing
An extensive Wholesale and retail business,
with ample capital to purchase everything
At the very lowest cash figures at the head
center OF the trade, New York, with Mr..
Rosenthal, vigilsnt, experienced aud
skilled purchaser, and with perfect arrange
menls made to carry on business not to De
exceled in the south, the house of Nj Ro-
senthsl q 20. must become one of the lead
ing institptions.of all the southwest. Added
to this, the firm has baen wise enough to
secure the splendid services of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bauman, who for many years did an immense
business in this line in Dallas; who are
known so favorsbly to the ladies' of this
city and section OF the state as skilled ar
fists In every thing pertaining to their de,
nsrtment, and, indeed, their speci lty, Mr..
b Auman,as general manager here, assisted by
the exquisite taste, skil, and attentions to
customers, that have made general favor.
lite OF Mrs. Bsumsn-these are certainly
the most logical of reasons why the most
complete of success should at an eariy day
crown the efforts of this ambitious and en-.
ergstic firm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
Iowa ReDabIicaus.

Dea Moiaes, Iowa, june 81 Tho county
convention elected delegates rs follows;
Greene, 0 for Sherman, instructed; JONES
county, for Sherman, Z tor Larrabee; Fla, !
din county, 0 for Sherman, 8 for Larrsbee
FloJ q county, it is reported. was carried
Tor Larrsbee, when Sh rmsn's friends
charged that democrats had been permit ed
to vote, and the difficulty r Ted in d spli,
and an organiza.ian of another convention.
giving Lsrrabee the FLOYD e,unty delegation
and he has 1913 delegates and Sherman 1856
Dubuque, Iowa, June 25.-At the repub.
lichn c 'unty convention, held here to.dsy.
the delegates chosen were instructed TO cast
their votes for William B. Lsrrsbee for
governor and Austin Adams for supreme
Judge. Hardin county has also instructed
for Lsrrsbee and Floyd county for Larrabee
and Adams,
Burlington. Iowa, June 25.-There was an
unusually large attendance ut tho repun licsp
primary meeting in this city. to choose dele
gates TO the county convention. A strong
delegation of prominent citizens, favorable
to the lion. James Harlan for governor, wsl
unanimously elected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
THE DALLAS HERALD TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 2s. 1851.

To say that the SAbbstsrians are disgusted
i. but feebly expressing their feelings. They
must SO unshsven to church; they must
even walk there, for all means of convey
Aice have been stopped by the liquor men
aud they sre even denied
tie refreshments Of Sunday paper
Whilst we believe entirely in the desirability
Of ons day of rest in tho week,
on religious and sanitary and social
grounds, and that in this perpetual
whirl of American life in particular, the
observance of the Sabbath is scarcely to be
overestimated, We have yet to regret the exis-
teuce OF our present state law that is SO bur-
dsnsome in its etfscts,so ununiform in it's ap-
picstion and SO uncertain oil meaning, that II
man may not know whether the title drugs
applies to tinc.ure of gentian, essence Of
lemon, bay rum, cologne, cordial',
bitters, etc.; and that scores of stores
KEEP, by one denomination, may remain open
all Sunday, provided they be closed on
Saturday, whilst others must close on the
Sabbath. Some may differ from US, but we
spprehend that this view of it is almos. uni
versal. For we live about midway in the
race of civilization, between primitive human
ity and the possible perfection of the
future; and between the conflicting
conditions there must be en- adjusts
ment adapted to tho needs of tho hour.
Nothing else will win. Hence We are prone
to believe that the law as it nov stands will
meet with the fate that befel the
Bell Punch failure. 1t is about as
difficult to force a man to become as a
high priest on a seventh day of the week and
to appreciate the true nobility of self-sacri>
ice on that day, as it is TO keep him from
sacrificing Others during the other six days
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
4 Crazy Chinese Cook

San Francisco, June 27.-phe steamer
Newburn brings the crew of the schooner
Eu:tscbe, from Mazatlan, and the particulars
of'he killing of her captain ard firing of the
vessel by a maniac cook, who had shown
signs OF arrangement. He suddenly stabbed
The captain as he entered the cabin, He
then ran toto tho closet, where axes were
kept and closed the cabin doors. The cook
cont ued walking about the cabin
several hours threatening to fire
the vessel. The crew got
GU. boats, and soon after smoke
began rising from the cabin. and the crew
left hastily, as vessel had twenty.three
hundred kegs of powder on board. Soon
afterwards she blewup, the maniac perishipp
In the explosion. The crew reached the
vessel after u pull Of sixty miles in heavy
sea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28
Telephwne kuiiA.

Boston, June 27.-In the United State,
circuit court to-day, Judge Lowell rendered
a decree for the complainants in the sui. Of
the American Bell telephone company ct al
VS. Albert Spenceret al for infringement OF
patent The JUG said if the bills patan,
were for mere arrangement of old devices
TO produce q somewhat better
result in known act, then no doubt the
person who substituted the new elements
not known vt the date Of tho patent, might
escape the charge of Infringement, bu. Bell
discovered new art, that Of trans
hitting speech by electricity, an.
he has the right to hold tho brosdes,
claim for it which can be permitted in sny
case. 1t is not the ab:t act right of sending
'ouods by telegraph without any regard 10
mssnS' but the righlto all means and pro.
cesses which he has both invented and
claimsd.
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THE MEXICAN RAILROAD DIS.
ASTER

Thirteen Onieers and One Hundred
and Ninety.rwO Privates Killed
The Train Entirely Consumed by
F're-The mOst Frightfui Casualty
1hat Ever Occurred la the Republic
New York. Ju-e 2.-City OF Mexico ad
vices of the 26th, say: The following addi-
tional facts are learned touching the accident
on the Morales railway temporary bridle
over the chasm at Mslpsison, recently
opened. The Morales railway WAS washed
away. A train carrying three battslions of
infantry plunged down the abyss. Oue
hundred and Ninety five priv-tes and thirteen
officers wsA killed.
Chicago. June GA special dispstcb
from the City of Mexico, says the accident
at Malpsison loss none of its horrors
through the receipt of fuller and more &C,
curate I'D 'ices. For some time past the dis
trict where it occurred has been swept by
storms, swelling the creeks into torrents and
laying waste many fertile fields. The bridge
spanning river at the point mentioned. al
though known to be uusafe was still in use
when the failed train, bearing battalion of
soldiess, attempted its passage. The result
was q crash. As the undermined supports
Save, away, the engine and cara were hurled
headlong down the chasm. Scarcely had
the magnitude Of the disaster
become apparent, when new hcrrr was
ADDED. In the freight vans, comprising a
pvt of the train. Was q consignment of
{, nol. This took fire and the cons, ouent
6 sion contributed 10 the loss of life.
7 . who had escaped uni jureo at once
r LIED themselves to the rescue of their
unfortunate comrades, but it WIS
some hours before the expct
extent of the disss er became apparent. I.
Is now known that thirteen officers and one
hundred and ninety-two privates were either
killed by tho fall or roasted to death, while
hfiy others sustained hurts of more or les
serious character. The train was entirely
consumed. When information of the apsll-
ing calamity reached this city the exs
element was unbounded. Crowds thronced
all news centers anxiously awaiting partic.
ulsrs. Never in the history of the republic
has so frightful n casualty been chronicles,
and its occurrence it is feared may still fur-
ther prejudice the people against railroad en-
terprlse. However, Los Gringo," as the
natives term ali outside BARBARA scan como
in for no share of toe blame ia this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28

Oshkosh, Wis, June 27.-A swarm Of
thieves, following in tho wake of Fore.
paugh'N circus, have been plying their vocs-
ton n this city with moro or less success
During the parade a lady on Algeria street
locked % houe for few minutes to vow
,he para 3 block distant. Ga her return,
fifteen minutes later, she discovered thai
every 70 IN in tho house had been ranssck ID
by We thieves, who succeeded Ia carving
OIL Si6 10 money, aud dccsmped. The DO,
lice yn'oer ,orestalled the gentry, however
BY arfosling AID falling eight or ton Of
them IL Is a hard crowd,
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IL Il Trinity River wnter

1t 10 not deaaitely known whether or not
tho water supply company has turned in the
water from tho Trinity river, The company
expected to do 80 Sunday evening. A 70.
porter of this paper visited the pump house
last night at 1880. He found tho house
lighted up and The hugo boiler of the pumo
was timmeringat lively ratio. There WA,
no one present 10 impAft any information.
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DenisOn Hydraulic Lime.

This lime has been tpsteG thoroughly. And
Is pronounced by competent judges to be
superior to all Others manufactured in the
stale or any other state. 1t is not only su>
perior in quality, but is far more economi-
cal and durable. the proprietor refers to
any and sll architects and builders in Dallas,
Sherman, Denison and other towns in north,
ern Texas where it has been used and its
excellent qualities are known and apprecia-
TED. Griffin & Cowser are agents at Dallas.
ALI orders should be addressed to
@. LAsHER, Denjson. Texss
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Dallas Lodge No 1870, Heights of Honor,
last evening held IN election of off GERS with
the following result: Dictator, A P Smith
wee dictator, j d Sinclair; assistant dictator
j w Walton; chaplain, j NJ Moore repor.
ter, Thos wilkinson; financial reporter, G
a Webster; guide, A B Sheets; guardian,
{ Mullen and outside sentinel, IDA
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London, June 27.-Glege will telegraph
to MIR Buck of New York, as follow: 1.-THE
Cornell crew draws tho wors. position in
the heat with the L,ndon club and Thsme.
club crew. Il should bs noted that the
Thames and London club crews are the
strongest crews engaged in the race for
Stewards cup, the former being the present
holder of cum
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A first class Phaelon. cost $3.50; will sell
at $3.50. A tirst-clsss Buck Board, $40. A
first.claas Piano Box Buggy At $50 Buggy
and Spring Wagon Poles from So 10 So.
Buggy and Phseton Tops from $l2 to $50.
Anti Shaft R,ttlers at 10 cent?. Buggles,
Carriages and Wagons repaired in first class
style, at prices to suit the times. All work
warranted. VIM. LONG,
?38 & TAO Commerce street,
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internal Affairs of Nnnlu

London, June 27.-The Madrid CORE
spondsl. of the Times says marked and
r'pid Improvement, In Internal affairs of the
country Is generally commented on. The
official statement Of last month shows an OK.
Scep!,onal and very largo increase In the
floating debt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-06-28

but the supposition Is judging from the sur
rouudings, that the waters of the turbid
Trinity have been turned on. The.ssloonists
say that they will have their water hauled in
preference to taking it. and there are great
many citizsns who say that they will do
likewise, yet there are those who say that If
il is properly filtered that they would pre-
fer il to the Browder springs water.