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The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

There is 6 change to be made
 in Phoenix-a change neces-
 sary to the safety and welfare
 of all our citizens-and 1t will
 be made very shortly The change is this: The elilnina- ton of tine hoodlum, bummer and desperado element which
 has been gradually sccumulat-
 ing here during the present
 year. This clement has been
 content Hi5h robbing on small scale and creating disorders and saloon fights occasionally,
 until the cowboy fight of two days ago; and then every man came out in his true colors. During and after the fight this undesirable portion of our conmunity stood h with the disturbers Of the peace and
 wore loud in their denu4ciation of the officers. Now, let it be understood right here, that anyone who sympathizes with She dastardly outrage commit ted by these three men two days ago is not wanted in this town The citizens intend to find out whether cool-blooded murder, in broad, open day light, Is to be permitted on our streets, just because some boys want to have a little fun. True, they hurt no one; but was 1t their fasilt? Can 1t not be proved that before they surren- dered they emptied their six shooters? It's urged by thelr friends that they were not bad men, that this was their first bad break, and that they were forced into 1t by their com panion, who was a wicked and desperate man. If this is so we are sory-very sorry for them. They were led astray, this is true; they committed a this IS true; they must be punished, this is true. They took the chances and they must take the consequences. They deserve justice, that is all; and those who are trying to create a false sympathy for them are absolutely criminal.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

also declares that nothing was ad-
 duced in tue testimony to implic ate
 any foreign minister or official of the United S5aies, or Senator or
 member of Congress in any improp-
 CT effort to influence their official
 action in tue interest of any claim
 agalnt Peru.
 The President ia his veto of the
 River and Haryor bill says: My
 principal objection to the bill is that
 It contains appropriations for pur-
 poses not for common defense or the
 general welfare, and which will not
 promote commerce among tho States. These provisions on the contrary are entirely for the benefit of particular localities in which 1t is proposed to make improvd,ssaa.;ssa regard such appropriaS' of pc money as beyond the powef'sg f'g..s Es-- hy tine constitution to C3ngress or the presl- dent. 1 cannot escape lhe conclusion that as p..rs oi inc la5.-mahing power of the government duly devolves upon me to withhold signature froma any bll1 containing appropriations which in my opinion greatly exceed in amount the needs of the country for the present fiscal year. The ob- iections to the bill could be removed and every constitutional purpose readily obtained. Should Congress enact that only one half of the az gregate amount provided for in the bill be appropriated for expenditure during the fiscal year, and that the sum so appropriated be expended oniy Ivs s--rI, ei.iscts named in the 1 bill as the Secretary Of SFe-. nuder the direction of the President, shall determine provided that in no no case the expenditure for any one purpose shall exceed the sum now designated by the bill fo: that pur- pose. I feel authorized to make the because of the duty i'm posed upon the President by the to recommend to the of Congress such nea- sures as he shall judge necessary and expedient-
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
There are many bad characters in

There are many bad characters in
 town. Tn fact VIC have s many
 hocdluns kere now as we had three
 years ago. ~hen we found it neces
 sary to hang two of them by lynch
 law. It seems that there are many
 who syinaethize wita the misc reants
 who were arrested yesterday. To ali such We say-and VIC are backed mp ty all the law abiding ci;izens os Phmnix-that the sooner they make ihemserves scarce, the better for their worthless cafcasses. No more hoo5ldms will be tolerated in cur town, ard the men referred to will do well to leave pretty shortly, for they arc known and watched. Il will only be few moro days until this matter will be carefully looked after by tie authorities. and shoalf they fail, the citizens themselves will take cars of it. The saloons are filled with men who do nothing for their living, and yet s.ave n1nsy to spend. How do they get it? No one knows. Probably by "rclling" some poor drunk wto happens to hare money in his pocket, or by some other devillry. We endorse he action of our city Marshal in fass, and congratulate ourselves that we were so fortunate IS to have such an officer. If Tomb stone or Calabasas have any more cowboys .o spare let them send them 0 Phenix and we will take charge 1f them
 WANrEp.-A neat and intelligent ,oy to weep and clean ont saloon, O whom good wages will be paid. Inquire at the Cabinet Saloon. tf
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
UE@AssE RE-
An Extraordinary ORer.

There are 8 number of persons out of employment in every county-yet energetic men, willing to work, do rot need to be. Those willing 10 work can make from Sf0G to S500 rnoath clear, working for us in pleasant and permanent business. The amount our agents maAe varies, some making as high as S50O 2 month, while others make as low as @10o-all depending on the energy Of the agent. We have an article Of great merit. It should be sold to every Housed owner, and pays over 100 per cent profit. Each sale is from So59 to s1000. One agent in nIaaasy,,ear:a sold g ia t=o days, and cleared $64 06. An agent in New York made $45.00 in one day. Any man with energy enough to work g fall day, and will Go this a full year, can make from S 600 ot sGyg13 @ year. We only want one IT >-a in each county and to him will 2 5e the exclusive sale as long as he e ltiBues to work faithfully fer us. Tk sre is Do competition, and nothing like our invention made. Parties havlag from S200 to $t,000 to invest can btain General Agency for ten counties o1 a state. Any one who can make an investment of from S25 to S1,000, without the least risk fO loss, as our Circulars will show that those investing S25 can after 90 days trial return the goods Unsol q to us and get their money back, if they do not clear at least $1O0. They show that q General Agent who will take ten counties and invest Sel6-00 can after q trial of SO days return all goods unsoId to us. and have money returned to them if they foil tc clear at least S750.O0 in flat time. We are not paying salaries, bat want men willing to work end ohtain as their pay the profits of their energy. Men act wii.ieg to work on cur terms will not work on any. Those medRing 6usiness will receive cur large deacsipiiVe circular ami e-<t-s- orC.inarv of1er by enclosing 8 tnrea cent atanp, with the;- address. The first to comply with our terms will secure the county or counties tAay may wish to work. Address
 REzsNI-a ldANUFACTURING O.,
 lis Smitbfield street.
 Pittsburgh. Pa
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

these days but tho nights are cooler
 Some sickness in town but not mach.
 MT. George Drew runs the com. Pany boarding house.
 MT. Davis gave up lis hotel aLd has retired to private life,
 We intend to send two good men down to the convention.
 Mrs. Barnes is running the best regulated hotel in the city, so they say.
 Mir. Brill's vegetable wagon was in town today with four horses
 Brother Paten1an is .o be married next month we hear.
 Our friend Christy mas been ap- pointed agent for a matrimonial as- sociation of San Francisco, Now, boyz, is the time for you to io1u. The agent will explain all to you Gall at once at his office No. 52f Sand street, Yultnre- Yours,
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
ArabI Ha=na.

ALEzAsbRJA, August 3.-It is understood that Arabi Pssha in his proclamation insists upon ali natives leaving the service of Europeans. a. he intends to make attack ID force and will treat natives in Europeans employ as Chrlstians. English soldiers are much overwo.ked, and .he deficiency of officers especially is felt. Grave doubts are entertained regarding the trustworthiness Of the interpreters which the English en- pIoy when the forces move forward. The English will be at the mercy of these men, as through the Il the re- bel authorities can obtain informa- tiCn.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Samaritan He~i1s

Cures AieoEclizn. Druzkeunzss a11 t.-
 habit of Opium Eat zsg- Theze q "a. AIi liz-
 he bits arc by far the wlrst erf,s' t1l1 N.lre
 ever befallel suEerfnr a1rlauL-Y- -lll-
 sands dio s1nuails f-cz. t1e=a 1-lrtr1.s
 drlgs- The s.Tr1ararI driz-s Eqrur. nce
 because he likes i-. hn- fsr t.a utaas1re el SriEklag scd t-reatlEE hts q Esl. 1l-lc
 thinks az that he is on hls ''lT co rull1.
 Like tho OPiuLl Eater, 1e @-s1 1@es r14 cruS in srs.e qu11tillss as hz- l~'ezs aw
 tidrte- Ite scUt1iu-z il1llsncc o< -l 4-esaz takee strong held u7cn lrs victim, 4. -cl'ls. , n vD r3 Als s...1 destruction --> its of Ori1m Eating and Liqzcr Drt--.-- gre precisely N hsf eSt-1E is tO GlseatIre- ness. as oFe=-eassur trzc flf4nes .ae g st1fnS-t. which reto1h1rs fes c--etn-e -.1a iil ii par slgzes both st0n2s1 and aq1eSlta. So crsry drsEk Ofiiq1or CT dcse oE o1l--nr instead cf satissyiag. onsy ads % izs 1eres fires ? l4i st Consumes t1e ci-ll fNri,a e-s1L thcn ,s-eiI- E.se the glztrcn1us uapaalu-1 q. cries Give. give, gtvcs' b1e uerer erc7s1 C1Cl irS own re-f-c e O. 14rz ifse'f- Ssrlsrit1D S@rvs2< giNes -as1az 6 Teilsf in all s4eh ease=- lt prDGuee< -lczP. qSists fha nerves. b4rlls Hp tt- rru.lz sy stem and reStsres bf.dr A.-d n.ld e e healthy condition
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Grateful to EnvaIids.

FloTeston Cologne is grateful to invalids, as it is refreshing without the sickening effects of most per fumes.
 A CARD-To all who are suffering from the errors and discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay loss of manhood Sc will send a re- cipe thnt wiil cure you, free of charge" This great remedy was discovered by missionary iu South America Send Q self-addressed en velope to the REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN Station D New York City.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Terrible f0lgh FinGs Trying
 To Take th8 Town.
City Cemetery Contains a Cow -Boy's Cussed
 Carcass.
Future Fun-Finders Feel Free From Finding Frolic
 in Phoenix.


 COW boys-would-b heroes-made
 up their minds to ''take in" Fhenix
 and have a little fun They had
 their fun, and now one of them lies
 six feet under gronnd, while the
 other two are enjoying the comforts
 and Injuries of the jail. While the
 present st.te of pubic excitement
 lasts we omit saying much about the matter. and merely give an out line of the flcts.
 After careering through the back
 streets, shooting their pistols and
 alarming the popalace generally, i they came down the main street and and commenced riding on the side walks, pulling pistols on citizens, riding into saloons, aai abusing 2 everyone they net: During the short period while they were having
 their innocent fun. they did not
 cease to discharge their pistols in all
 directions. not emitting to shoot into
 private houses. Henry Garfias, onr
 brave Marshal. being soon notified
 of the fact, hurriedly called a posse consisting of ". o. O'Nein, Manuel Garcia and F. Mcdonald, and started to arrest them. The desper- adoes, who were several blocks dis tant when they noticed thelr pur suer', wheeled and charged down the street, while Gar1as and his brave posse calmly awalted the at tack The foremost of the rufian opened ire, and a retgrning shot from Garfas broke his right hand, causing his pistol 10 drop to iAs gFound Then commenced q regu- lar fnsilade, and the COW boys broke and ran, closely pursued bv tue posse and returning shot fer shot as they ran. On Monroe street one og them fell from his horse and died soon after, having been shot through the head and lungs. The two others kept on until they saw it wss impos- sible to escape Whea they a5 n doned their horses and took 10 the bush, where they were soon cap tured and marched up and lodged in jail. This has been the first attempt made by the COW boys to take in'' Phenix, and is very likely to be the last.
 The communities in the southern counties have been standing this kind Of thing and letting the ruffians get away with them. but up here in Salt River Valley we sinplrminded farming folk do not understand these matters properly, and perhaps some may think we were hasty in shooting men who endauger the lives of our wives and daughters and friends while having Q little fun" Such men are dangerous members in any community, and th only safe way is to use the well-known receipt for making good Indians" Of course there are many men here. of cer- tain class, who sympathize with these marauders-for Phoenix is not entirely cleansed yet-and we have only to say that even the sympathiz- CTS and upholders of such men are not wanted in this peaceful commu- nity. To MT. Henry Garf1as and l the few men who followed and stood 1 so bravely by him, too much credit 1 can not be given; and we must ail 1 feel thankful that during so much i shooting in crowded l streets, no one was hurt, though it Is not the fault of the cowboys that twenty men, women and children 1 are not corpses today.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
LAWRENCE COLLINS.

Native of Newcastle West, County Limerick, Ireland Left California, where he worked in the mines for many years, about ten years ago to % to Arizona. Age, if living. 48 years. Anyone knowing Of him, or hls whereabouts, will greatly ohlige by communicating with his brother, Michael Collins, 270 Clem- eutina street, San Francisco. ji9 In
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Heare11x Roeouamena- -a

Don't condemn a good thing be- cause you have been deceived by worthless nostrums. Parker's Gin ger Tonic has cured many in this section of nervous disorders, and we recommend it heartily to such suf- ferers.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Tne Highest RanS.

Made from harmless materials, and adapted to the neeis of fading and falling hair, Parker's Hair Bal sam has taken highest rank as Q re- liable hair restorative.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
SIS REWARD.

Strayed or stolen from Desert Sta ton, medium sized black horse, slightly collar galled on off side, crooked tail, bent to the left. The finder will receive S15 reward on leaving him at the HERALD Office.
 j151m.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

FoR SALE--Two Gipsey Queen coal oil stoves, with cooking utensils and dishes pertaining thereto En- quire of Ed Tarbox or al the HER AID office.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

How many a sweet face is marred By yellow teeth and failing gums, And mouth and lips all hot and hard. And breath dcep-tainted as it
 comes;
 And, yet, with sozoDONT, we may Keep all these dire defects at bay
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
vn.ear ss-,,s.

ED EERADo Ws are glad u It the central es,nfa.t;sc ss.ac.s3 NJ. spoone- as ols of Your aemoers. He will make aa actlve aaember and c good one ia all respects. lae n,a- ioritY of the voters this place arc Repu5lieanss and ws sxpe.t b .naEs 2 good slowing whea c!sctiog comes.
 = Oar saloons are not doing rsry much thsss days. People lre nos dEinking as uuca as ,Aey eld years ago.
 The City aan sAiooa has 5ss7 Teatsd to John Khoy. Of tis oity. Melville and party will 1etire the dEst of August. Mr. E1ox is very upright. honest and fine gentleman tI all respects. We hope that he ssli prcsHsr in his new eel.
 Several of our young men are to De -narried about the middle f nexs month. 60 it boys when you are young.
 We have new doctor, right new from New York. He seems to pc a rizs-;: aI,..e nan, and of good inlelli-
 cr5 is cur mill boss since
 and ie is doing we'll
 peopie rise, ss we
 am our fo-cnan- T.
 for Q nan to rise II so - are glad shat one of
 O ter yy-s caas-1 for u # po-
 pisce If seading abroad for
 ser is rather hot here
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
SkInux MOT.

ssWeIl's Health Renewer'' restores health and vigor. cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. S1.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
.Ruci,r.naIhr ;,

Quick, complete cure, all annoy ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary disases- $1. Drugg ists-
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Always Rerreshfne.

A delicious ordor is imported by Floreston Cologne, which is always refreshing, nc matter how freely used.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04


 DAM1AEA makes the old young and .he weak strong and healthy.
 Wm. B. Hoorer & Co arc agents for Dsmiana Bittcrs.
 All respectable dealers keep Da miana Bitters-
 If you want good appetite, drink Camiaaa Bitters.
 Wm. B. Hooper & Co. ETC agents for Damiana Ditters.
 You WILL never have q sour stom- ach If you drink Damiana Bitters. For health. strength and vigor, drink DaIniana Bitters.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
TELE:GRAPhIc
10 Oufbraak.

GRANT, August 3.-The so-called outbreak of Indians ia New Mexico is 10 outbreak at all. A troop Of cavalry from Arizona is following a few hosliles that committed the dep. relations on the Gila a few days since. The arrangements made by Colonel Bracket for following and punishing the hostiIes ia Arizona will he successful though the say ages are already beyond the boun- daries Of the department. Civil Service.
 NEW York, August 3.-The at- tendance at the National Civil Scr vice Association was unusually larea After the executive sess1on George w. Curtis delivered an ad- dress which wss a severe arraiEn mert Of President Arthur for the re- novai of cor petent officers. Cari Schurz, Harris, Rogers, Vaughn and Csssel V ere appointed a committee on resolutions, and recess taken. Al ter recess Geo. ". Curtis was re- elected President. Rssalutions were adopted in favor of i2depsn lent &C., tion ol part of persons desiring to promote civil service rsform ard set for.a the pro6ability of ascaring in creased representation in next Con gress.
 The Veto.
 CHICAGO, August 3.-The veto of the river and harbor bill and the prompt action of tic two houses in passing it over the veto has caused considerable excitement here today. Before the action of Cong ress was known large mum Der of prominent business men sent teleg-ams to the President, congratulating him on his firm and deciIea course i1 refus- ing his assent to the measure which they regards as dangerous legisIs tien.
 George Republicans. ArLAvTA, Ga, August 5.-The s.ase Republican Convention met today wite 50 delegates present ahcut one hundred having gore on to another convention headed by the Exc cutive Committee and certain white Republicans known as aGeo-- gia Syndicates Nothing of con sequence was done beyond fhe ap- pointment of committees.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
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sAMkR,rAR NERsis,R

CTres g ,-p-sc Eiss S-Rs-r- Sl-.i.s. ST 4 i.1s n re .r-e-- insanity. a l1lrsel- -a-r4Av@ T.
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During the excitement in bringing guns to the front yesterday shot gun in Kings saloon loaded wlth bullets was accidentally discharged while putting on caps. and going through the door casing killed q very fine horse belonging to Mr. Scott on the opposite side of She street. sIt was very fortunate that 20 one was killed, as the streets were crowded at the time. A couple of scattering shot inflicted sllgh. wounds on 2 couple of persons.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Samaritan servsne

curss Se,vops .Dys7spsIa Pelal.atlsa as thc Heart. -Ss-has1. n7cnef. -ss >--lfe -> Sys.i,iiis. si-es-,s of tcc <l1ue7z, 41- s44 SiscSscs of t-.e aria 2-y orE-pe- S4EFc4F celtsify, ISed hz sAc tN1Aacr4t1rna a4 yop-n- qe--a>.ae1t.s eurce hE -1e 1<o e1 Lis vni-e ole rllz st-. 11 ror. rcEn1r fcdis-aS ss and cl 1nea w11 a. a ..'r ,..--S look n -SHrta~Sa ? ltA @ man 4te e.sN a T srl- and .ss ss ..rs..,..c ct saved e.1 N-I, and lea- eis ir ri-c -rc-.E of Fo'e g. ser, ff .1. a',-- sn1s sr as. ~s,r ss si.-ss. i's s sss Sss5 s and soul. II you ere -a1F HE-tx,- tkr Dr. R.e>zS'ss's an. arir.z Ns-e-~e- ts prera-ure deeas, sEsT= =-t sene ssa1 ~1E-sF to sEe whole s--41c-1-
 sAxsz--AS NE.VISE cured ny iist,o ri-s cf It's. She was a'>o deaf and dumb. but q curcG 1--- >re can now talk ard aesr as well Ss s,T ses-
 FFTRS Eess. SP-->S s7--s. e-s- SAMARITAN SERVl-sS has been the ueAzz CT ea-s=- ay Slse j. B. FEErcszE. n. c>l,s.s. cel,-
 SAMARITAN SERvrSS made a sure eyre ef . esse eg 4as or l son. E. b. RAILS, Hs-.rsri'ae, Ae.s
 sA,IAS-riN SEEvESE cared me of vcr-tsro. zcuzsisss ard sar4 headache. Ms. Nas. nr,ss,~~ Az-o-a. a
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 sA,1z-sTFAS SEfsslSz cured ne os sSshr.z. aNer spenGlaS og q $s.cc9Tish osn-- cotsors-
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 SAMARITAN S2SVcE eEectuelly erred ne of Srszzsa~
 &lss jESstx NsErES.
 7lfl WS@- IcL E I NJ l' 't cnEr|r.
 sSasARTr-AS sSERvnSE Cured our eSila Of 6ss =ss- give. r- se die b. oUr family. is Having 1ser -tt A- -t AOuEs. 4seS-.S ME
 Veryillas WsEreR s,.,..
 sAS-ARTTAS SxsyISEe crred re ef seEof'as sfss= ssessisss ass eight yea-s- A1szaf Sra<rsc
 Fes-a-- ll.
 sAAASrTAS SE-Sv1NA Cn'ed my son or zts ssss, s2s>tses s@Sf with other do-sors, S- W Is,c12 r.,'', z
 Cisl1o-ns lz.ss-
 SAMARITAN SEEvrSE Cured me permanently of seIsrEs s>s ss s stu0ocr> e-AAsSs1-r- ,s-s- s.t sAsr,'s
 sAsssE.lA>v ,,s-Ss1SE Cared my sen csits 11c- harizz a,a s1c4 in eiseseea lncntEss sAss es-zt
 
 s-NsRFrsS NERVESs Cured me of erliep-y of -iae yearz cad inr Mss osLrSA AkHS1AAA.
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 SAMARITAN NERvHNE Cured me of oroneAiEis. aslA-la Gl1 -.1 e-al debility. OlIs1S NNzES.
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 sAsfksIrSS NESyTSE Has eurcs ne of asth-as also scral4,a .s many wears S.<l3sng- lsAAe J--zzr,
 Cosirz-aa Ay.
 sANARTTAS NERy1SE Cured ne of fits. Eeye eeea ueo scr 1re- four wears sCaarIss E- t'u-.l1s.
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 sANARIrAS SERVTS1- is fer sale hv esa-s,sss cve-y,re-s, @ rlav be kl- 6irccr f~ n us r1@e ~t.a ,rs T 70 eNtztn f--s1e< ~ ii1--e c4 r14 .e,s -iss rsoPestie- Ss ssss,si-s -,.ess Tor : ccny ct c-S lf,~r-at@t -ee-u.I @ Health giViAc -.-.e.. ..e e.. r--.f1-l..t oe cure rrusn De-scrs ~r1o h--~ asef t-e medicine. and Slso <c -..ar-@ tceo~ rspae4 sesr taelr rest--@1-ea sc r~ri>S@ iseais a. Sda-ess
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The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
sAmARITAa EzRvI&F

Cures Female Weakn4sS- Gscera1 r,r1s-- ity. IeucOrrrea or VI hi.es. Ealrr-1 N..rl- struatiO U EiceraE1On Ol 1he l-GrE- .rl- teF1lsl hear. Gravel. rnEzr1nanGinn 1e Bladder. I-rltabzilrv Of the For Wafaf1lness et Ss-h-- 1nere better rametly. DurnE aha ch1oEr life no Female shCmla be Ei1Enm1 M 4 CuiSts the nea Vous sys@e1 and Flr,z ress cornfoE aad llature'S sV-ee1 sIt1'F.
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PREEEERED LOCALS

Advertisements in rhIs coIamn VIII De inserted ct 15c. per line each week.
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PROFESSIONAL.

WHEATON z CeoA. Phygxctans ard SurEeo
 Maricopa Street, East Side of Plaza, Phoepix, A.
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-zRIvAA.

TIFFENY On Saturday, ,ts. O.. 4a Ethe w;fe Of L. H. Ti1fsny, q daughter.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04

WANrEp.-A neat and intelligent boy to weep and clean ont saloon, to whom good wages will be paid. Inquire at the Cabinet Saloon. tf