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BONANZA SPRINGS.

4 AXE COUNTY-H. FERN, A M)N
Il Proprietor. These Springs go Il
are situated in the most delightful "a
part of the mountains, seven ~ FL -
miles west OF Lower Lake. and are --=1--
now open TO the public. Beng well elevated, and
surrounded by magnificent pine and oak timber, it
is one OF the coolest and most pleasant places in the
whole country. There several Of these springs
containing variety Of mineral waters-iron, soda,
magnesia, scia sulphur, borax, etc, besides pure.
cod, mountain spring water. Baths can be had OF
any desired temperature. Cottage for rent; good
accommodations for campers. Parties can reach the
Springs by taking train from Sacramento to Wood
land (fare, 81 25) and from Woodland by stage to
Lower Lake as miles) IS so or by rail from Sacra-
mento to Calistoga, and thence by stage to Glen
brook $50 miles, fare 50 so. If notified will run
my stage and convey passengers, free, from either
Lower Lake or Glcnbrook. je2l.4pIu
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u. A. CUNNINGHAM,

- I street, between Front and Second, Sacrr.
mento. Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, all kinds OF r. airing. Chang nQ
Portable Boilers from Wood to S'taw Burners &
Speciality. je6-4ptf
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IL. III. PETIT,

UTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Foreign and Domestic Cigars, Tobacco, Gig.
arettes, Pipes, etc. Always on hand full stock OF
all classes Of goods in my line r. II. PETIT.
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nEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES, PRO
~ visions, Butter, Cheese Eggs, Hams, Bacon
Flour and every description OF Family Supplies al
the lowest prices. Goods delivered free OF charge
90l Second street, corner |, Sacramento. iyl spIm
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TICKET AGENT SACRAMENTO, Cal

EF Persons can send money by Postohice Order,
Draft or by WELLS, FARGO & COS EMPRESS,
from sny,point where they have an Office. matt
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

STAGES FOR HAUGHS, Al Fsn
= lens and Bartletts Springs will ff3{YSaSagS
leave Williams daily arrival OF k1x
trains at o'clock NJ. go far as Eppersons same
day, and stay night, and OF to Bartletts next
morning. Leave Bartlett's at ) A. NJ. daily, con-
Meeting with the trains at Williams for all points,
that passengers can reach Sacramento and San
Francisco same day OF leaving. Through tickets to
San Francisco for sale at Bartletts Springs and at
the c. P. Railroad ticket office, San Francisco Fare
each way, $40, which makes it the cheapest and
best route to the Springs.
jy14-4p1m. EPPERS0N MOORE.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

The Board of Directors of the
Garfield Memorial fair have COM
pleted all the arrangements, and
work has begun at Washington 10
arrange the different parts of the
stupendous cdifice for the beautiful
and costly exhibits. FIom the de-
tails, it is evinent it will be one of
the grandest, most novel and most
attractive exhibitions ever seen in
the capital of this Republic. The
rotunda. hall amp corridors will be
devoted to art exhibits and the booths
of different States. The agricultural
department, recently erected, for'the
exhibition of agricultural nipple
ments, will be devoted to agricultur-
al exhibits. Already applications
to make exhibits of cere us, fruits,
vegetables and other products and
implements have been received from
q number of States, and it is hoped
more will come. The board of di-
rectors have offered a prize of $500
for the best bail of upland cotton en-
tired in competition, the proceeds of
the sale of which, at auction, is to be
turned into the Garfield Memorial
Fund
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

THE Citizen says that efforts are
being made to have work begun on
a railroad from Calabazas to Tucson.
We do not think that when that road
is once started that it Will end at
Tucson nor before it forms a juno
ton with the Utah Central now be-
ing built towards this Territory. The
sooner the great mineral center of
this Territory is opened up to the
world the sooner will that world be
astonished and the sooner will some
company secure to themselves the
riches which Its vast mining inter
eses will at once develop. TIE great
mineral heart of the Territory throhs
in anzious expectation, but means of
ingress and egress are wante | to
open vast mining region OF thou
sands of squire miles on almost ev-
cry one of which may be opened 4
mine which one day IN the future
will be worked with profit to the
owner. The mining regions OF Cen
trail ARR ma have their "Comstock"
lodes and Tombstone lodes by the
square mile, and no exaggeration-
Thousands of frontiersmen, pres
pectors and miners will attest 10 the
wonderful extent of these regions.
When business men l3oll over the
situation they wonder that no rail-
road penetrates this new Ophir; that
so few are doing anything; that 50
small a portion, comparati vely speak
ing, of the mines are located. I; is
a wonder. To-day some Of the ric h
est mines in the Territory are being
located in this region where, since
men knew it, they hav1 tramped
over it and regarded it as worthless.
Such, we presume, has been the
thought of railroad companies
always discreet. They have waited
till the heat of development sholld
come before moving. The time has
come. We shall not be surprised to
see at once such mining exsite-
ment and ouch rapid development of
this central section of Arizona as
has never before been known IN all
the vast mining regions of the great
West. Let it come.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

THERE is some talk of contestins
/ the election in certain precincts IN
New Mexico, and from the Albu-
querque Journ4l we gather a few
of the points, upon which, it is
thought by New Mexicans, that a
contest might feasibly be based. 1t
is our humble opinion, however,
that from the character of some OF
the points made, the contest would
be carried and end somewhat as the
election seems TO have been carried
and ended-by very substantial and
somewhat convincing arguments.
Here are the charges:
First, one of the election board is
net now, nor was he at the time of
the election, a resident of this pre-
cinct-
Second, the election board permit
ted large numbers of men to vote
who were non registered, which is
in violation of the statute.
Third, misconduct of the election
board, in having and publicly drink
ing whisky and beer, during the
election and counting Of the ballots.
Fourth, misconduct OF the elec ion
board IN sorting out ticke:s of the
the three parties ia separate piles.
Fifth, misconduct of the election
board, in allowing person on 81 lie
the board to exchange tickets in
their presence.
Sixth, misconduct of the election
board, in exchanging tickets, sub IT,
tuting peoples" tic1e for Rcpubli
can ckcts.
Seventh, misc 'nduct Of the cleo
ton boarl, in keeping loaded revol-
vers on the table, for the intimida-
ion of voters
Eighth, misconduct of the election
board, in refusing a leg Il voter OF
The precinct the privilege of oJking
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

smelter lying at Benfn are pros
pecting for a place toe Iocate it, and
there has been talk or locating it at
this placesthough we believe an ef-
fort is now being made to have it
taken to Castle Creek. A sme.ter in
Phoenix could not fail to d. Il sp'en-
did bu ,inas-. Hundreds of tols OF
copper and silver bearing ore pass
through here monthly on the way to
the railroad to be shipped some
where for reduction. More Ilisn
that, there is no doubt that within
the next three to six months there
will he such awaking up of the min
ing interests in this locality as will
astonish the natives. There is now
great deal of Suppressed excite
ment and everybody is, as he thinks,
quietly getting a slice before tnc
rush comes and trying 10 keep
shady. The thing needs but touch
to 60 off with bang, and we say
let her bang. The smclter located
here will have all it can do for the
next two hundred years t. come, and
is not satisfied with that the time
I'll H., ..xtAnaa.l -trnth is. th :
mineral resources opening out to
Phoenix are inexhausti6le. Cave
Creek will furnish gold and silver
in such quantities one of these days
as will astonish an already golI-
glutted people, and that region will
ere long lea the entire coast in the
enormity of its product This is not
mere idle talk. The writer owns not
a single location in all that re gi0n
neither is he pail for "w ritihg up
the country, but he knows where
he speaks. Let the smelter locate
here and it will have 40 cause for
complaint.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
years.

TEE fare on tho New Mexico &c
Ari zona Railroad from Benson to
his limo of Mexico is ten cents a
Iniis. and from the Mexican line to
|Guaymas three cents a mile. The
difference is supposed to be induced
By the higher type of civilization on
4 he U. 8. side of the line.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

QUIZ next legislature will be Re
,ublican. The Couucil will have
evon Republicans cut of a member
hip of twelve, and the Assembly
kirtoen out of twcnty-four. making
Fsnty votes on a joint ballot against
Democratic vote of sixteen.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

TIE ballot has done its work ano
Iected for US the men whom the
.blic believed will faithfully per
tm the duties of the several Offices
which they have been elected
% asperities of the fight, and we
pleased to say that they arc few
pur county, will soon pass away
kn id.e breath. The new elect
We believe, excellent men, men
have been tried in ths commu-
for years, and worthy the hon
bestowed upon them. II now
mes the duty of the good citi-
10 aid and assist them in the dis
&c of their duties. so far as pos
10 the end that our county at
may speedily be put into the
possible shape and our peopl'
red from = burdensome taxa
new buildings provided for the
y and Inducements to the set
al business man to come among
.et no man throw an obstacle
way of the prompt execution
and official duty and let n
EEK to conceal an official FRAUD
shall have one OF the mos
rus and wealthy conmun
q worry few years tn t the su
dpcn.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

J.rGou1D owns $4,000, 900 worth
of stock in the Western Union Tele-
rraph Company, and his income on
it for the last year amounts to S4'-
$3.50, probably all the pocket mon
ey he has need of.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

Our old-time friend Jim Budd, of
Stockton, imagines he has been &C
eidentally elected to Congress. He
is elected all the same however, and
will make lively member, if he is
. Democrat. "Jim" always was
lucky.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
rnrDemocr,tlc papers tenn with

The Democratic papers TEEN with
news Of the GLORIOUS victory" We
are not selfish enough to feel bad
over it at all. Indeed, we think it
will do the country good 10 hs' e
,hen rejoice a while and work off
some of tho i'll humor which has been
accommodating for the past twenty
years.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

Have used Parker's Ginger Tonic
for my bad cough and hemorrhage
1 had twenty-five years. 1 feel like
another man since 1 used it. Am &c
years past. Believe it sure to cure
younger persons A. Orner, High
spire, Pa. MIN
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

CoxE on boys, lets so up the river
and prepare a camp for the Demo
cratic party to occupy two years
hence. The strange climate outside
their natural locality is sure to in
duce their return at al early day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
California.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 11.-Estce,
1861; Stoneman, 24,14t; Clayton,
300; Humphreys, 20,61V; Doyle
2,571; Neuman, 1883; Ro,ecrans,
%, 525; Edgerlon, 1885; Morrow,
1889; Sumner, 22.587; Glascock,
81 $50; Mayor Blake, 1881; Bart
lett, 20,57S. The Democrats elected
the entire county, Legislative and
Municipal ticket, except four Assem-
blymen and two Senators in the 10Th
district by majorIties ranging from
one 10 zen thousa ld.
pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-Returns
from every county III the State, Of
which 56 are official, give Patterson
$3.50 plurality.
New York
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE latest
returns make Cleveland's majority
199,413.
shipment or Base Bullion.
oRDsBUhG, Nov. 1.-THE Shake
speare smelling works shipped to the
Buckingham refinery works tt ST.
Louis, Mo, fifteen tons of 250-ounce
base bullion, making thirly-two tons
shipped during the current week.
The home works are now running
well and regularly on ore from the
Floridas and from the mines at Lei
tendorf, principally from the Last
Chance mine at the latter place.
A Mexican, name unknown, was
shot at 2 o'clock yesterday morning,
while attempting to rob the tent of
w. p. Harris. No arrests.
Blaine on the Political Situation.
BOSTON, Nov. lib aine was ia
the city several hours yesterday on
his way from Augusta to Washing
ton. He talked freely to personal
friends oncerning the political
situation. lie does not see any
thing to cause desrondency for the.
future of the republican party. He
b. lieYes that victory may be achiev-
cd in 81 by pressntin 6 as caudidate
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

THE special return request on en-
velopes, which it is now said the
Government will print free of charge
has always been printed free Eof
charge by Uncle Sam.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

WE are pleased to learn tat the
initial sep has been taken by few
of CUR leading citizen. that will III
tilnat.ly lead to ons OF the fnoat e1-
tensive and v.luable enterprises that
our valley has yet knowa. We refer
to the location and preliminary sur
vev Of the head aud dam Of ditch
which Will furnish water to the en-
tire northern part of the valley which
now lies 4 desert plain. The ditch
heads far above the head OF any
present ditch and the place where
the Salt River sinks,at what iscslied
xiv - 10 ,.>aalil, of
the Verde AID where the Salt River
breaks through the last chain of
hills before entering upon the great
plains OF the salt River valley. The
work will be one Of great value and
interest t. Phoenix and the entire
central part OF the Territory, US it
will open up a vast ex.eat Of coun-
try to settlement; a section too,
which will prove wonderfully pro
duciiye when once water is turned
upon it. It is almost imp )ssible to
calculate the results far as increas-
ed production is concerned aad the
value the enter; rise will ultimately
be TO our already thriving town, to
our county All Territory at large
In the very near future, with very
Ii tie libsrl and julicious manage
mont, our vast arid plains will bios
SOM perenuially, and the business of
Phoenix be Increased 10 an enormous
extent. To these en.erprising citi-
zens Ph@aix owes depth OF graft
tude, provided they continue the
york go well begun, such as the Old
Romans g we tho1e who proved
themselves benefactors OF the conn
try. From thy ashes, rise, Phceaix
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
:. $50 progres cd .

Ninth, misconduct OF the election
boasd, in going to sleep during the
count and leaving the tickets aad
poll books in custody of unauth0r-
izei parties.
Tenth, micondact OF the ele ton
board, in delaying the count Tor
three days and nights.
Of course it must be understood
that these ore not all the reasons
that tbs contestants will presenf, but
the additional reasons will not b'
made public by the a torneys ulti
the proper time for doilg 50 saal
have arrived.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

Coon tradesmen of any kin |, who
mean work, would do we'll to call
around this region. Bummers not
wanted, and would probably find it
up hill business to get along.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

THE Democratic majority of 300
In Yavapai has been very materially
reduced. Curry had a majority OF
one at last accounts. Davis will
lave nsiority of 200 over Horton.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
Are Won Exposed

To malarial influences? then protect
your system by usirg Parker's Gin
ger Tonic 1t strengthens the liver
and kidneys 10 throw off malarial
poisons, and is good for general de-
bility and nervous exhaustion.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

McDoNALD, the Prohibition can
d,date for Governor of Calf rnia'
received hut 1s votes in Nara Coun-
sy, out of a voting population OF
O xoo
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
Dishonor and Death.

AICKEEsPoRT, Nov. IA most
shocking story of crime was devel-
opsd here to-day. Robinson & Cos
coal road is located on the Mononga-
hela river, short distance above
this city, and this morning the mutt
lated body of Edwin Coulson was
found floating among the coal boats
at that point In August last Coul-
sen married JEANETTE Jenkins aud
and shortly thereafter Julia Craw-
ford, hand ONE girl of 1S years,
made a serious charge against him
Coulsen persuaded her to let The
matter drop, confessed his guilt 10
his wife and was forgiven. All was
gu ct then until Saturday, October
81, when Coulson's sister Lizzie,
aged 20 years, preferred another Sc
rious charge against him. When
Cou!son's wife heard this, she went
to him and said, with tears in her
eyes: This is u worse case against
you now than the Crawfcrl girl
case" He was shaving himself ct
the time, and when in answer to his
queries his wife told him what was
the matter, he grabbed the razor and
ran out of he h ,use an was never
again seen alive by any one. This
morning just about the time the
body -=as foui-d- hi--si-ter eaxe-Lirth
to a cbi.d in house only few hun
dred yards away. Tie dead mans
body still lies uncared for in the
mud at the rivers edge.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

TIE postoffiee department shows
= elsar gain in the past year OF
$500 900 over expenses, hence the
move to reduce the rate Of postage
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

ARuNoR is going the rounds of the
Dress that Postmaster-Genernl Howe
intends to resign.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

THE Citizen says ii is re?orted that
Tom Fitch has attacked the tit to
the Copper Queen mine with view
of having the present patent set
aside. Ii this same Tom Fitch had
his title to breathe attacked by a
piece OF hemp for few moments
and then a pat ntsharp stick applied
to Jun him out Of the Territory, the
Territory would be the better off.
The people of central and northern
Arizona have not forgotten his at
tack on the mining interests of those
sections by which they have been set
back for ten years, and VIC think that
probably the fnnd> in Tom Fi;ch's
pocket are getting low.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

A GREAT reform IN the navy is
promised.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

Rev. Berry, of the Methodist
Church, is about to begin the publ
cation of Methodist journal.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

1HE cdI10n oToP
States Just being gathered, is said 70
be the largest ever raised and Will
amour. to about 1000, 900 bales.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

DECIDED opposition to reciproc-
ity treaty with the United States is
expressed by the Mexican neTsra-
pers.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

IRELAND Is said to again be on the
verge of famine in several counties
owing TO the failure of crops, espec-
tally the potsto crop.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
Defeated politicians.

DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 11.-At Hen
ry last night, c. d. Burgess, he de
fcated candidate for County Judge,
shot ard instantly killed r. NJ. Don
ley, young lawyer who had spoken
i'll of him during t he campaign.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
LEG 3ApHgC.
LATEST ELECTION NEWS
Apache and YavapaI.

Apache and EaVapa1-
Prescott, Nov. 13.-Davis and
Porter carry Apache county by
about 800. In Yavapqi Davis is IS
ahead; Porter and Curry about even.
Official C.nyass of ella County.
GLOBE, A. r., Nov. 13.-An Off
cial count of all but two small pre-
clncts, which are held under advise
ment by the Board of Supervisors
on count OF claimed Irregularities
gives Porter 2o4, Curry 372, Horton
353 and Davis 3l6.
Democratic Victory in NavaDai.
PREsc0TT, Nov. 12.-Total vote Of
Yavapai, Oufy ITO, Porter 1913,
Horton 1857, Davis 1141. Nothing
definite from Apache OF Mojave
counties.
nc Democratic Ratification,
SAN FRANcIsCo, Nov. ia meet
ing was held here last night by the
Democratic State and County Cen
trail Committees and candidates-elect
for the purpose of con idering the
question of the holding at an early
day of a grand ratification torchlight
procession, etc, in honor OF the re-
cent signal victories. After long
discussion the meeting finally deter
mined that such a demonstration as
proposed was not advisable and con
cluded to abandon it.
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, Nov. 1s.-Returns from
81 counties give DocKery, Republi-
can, for Congressman at large, 600
majo ity over Bennett, DEM
Hon. = ). Enndali or the Recent
Election.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Nov. 10
Hon. Samuel j. Randall today refer
ring to the elections, said: 81 believe
the recent Democratic and Reform
success mean a declaration by the
peop'e IN favor of greatly reducing
public expenses. both in general and
loc i government. Such reductions
are easily attainable and can be Sc
cured without fri, ton to a proper
administration. ReuublIcan control
has LED 10 extravaganza in every di-
rcction, ard the people believe those
now in power, are not equal TO the
accomplishment Of such result.
There are many questions vital TO
the rros pcrity If the country, that
must he met, and amorg the number |
none is Of more importance than
doing away with the internal reve-
nue.system. as for myself, I am in |
favor of the absolute and entire re
peal of all such taxation. The Re
publicans made fatal mistake in |
not cooperating with the Democrats |
at the last session of Congress, in Sc
curing the then proposed reduction
Of seven millions dollars. Now the
whole system must 60"
He then proceeded to show how
the Government could raise the rev.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
EirSinin

RICHMOND, Nov. 9.-The Rad
justers CAIN the State by 0OoO
majority. Felkihson, D., in the 9th
District is pro sbaly elected. The
Democrats claim the election of Con-
gressmen in the 1st, Sd, 5.h, AMI 9Th
Districts. The CoalitIo lists claim
the election of John S. Wise, Con-
gressman-at-Large, by $1,000. They
also claim the Congressman in the
1st, I'd, 4th, 9th, It'll, and 9Th Dis
tricts.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
PeuHsyIVa il.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Com-
plete returns show that the State
Senatc will stand 30 Republicans, 81
Democf ats. Returns from nearly
all Assembly districts and careful es-
Inmates from those not heard from,
give the Democrats 10 members,
Republicans IL.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

Old fashionable remedies are rapidly
giving ground before the advance of
toned ideas in regard to depletion as a
means of cure, have been quite exploded
by the success of the great renovent,
which tones the system, tranquilizes the
nerves. neutraizeS malaria. depurateS
and enriches the blood, rouses The liver
when dormant, and promotes a regular
habit of body.
For sale by all druggists and dealers
generally. MIN
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17

TIE election in FINAL is to be in
v.stiga.ed. 1t is thought that Curry
has too much of majority there.