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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-15

The Vail grist mil Is net running
this season.
Mrs l.. II. Orme has been quite i'll
but Is now recovering.
The residence of f. A. Shaw is
beng refitted and furnished.
The trains passing Maricopa are
heavily loaded with passengers.
Mr.. Shrivcr is sdding gallery to
Mr.. Kales' residence on Monroe S..
Harry Kowls, the gentleman who
wss stabbed at Vultur-, ID recover
ing.
Mir. John Williams is building Il
new residence en- his ranch about
three miles east of town.
Farmers are busy planting wheat
and barley. a number, however,
have finished for the season.
Mr.. Wormser is fitting up a couple
of rooms in his building on the east
end of Washington Street
Our Touring mill is running again
A contract is pending for the grind
ing Of 100000 ponnd lot of wheat.
Mr. Gardiner is preparing the cor
raj, lately used by Demerbaix & San
ders, for a blacksmith and wagon
shop.
Ex-Governor Powers, with his sur
veying party, is making spider wchs
across the face of the country at Gila
Bend
Mr.. Ed. Edwards will tomorrow
commence the erection of black
smith shop at the Dublin corral.
Success, Ed.
Sergeant Kehler was discharged
from Company I, 9th Cavalry, at Ft
Mcdowell, and left for the East on
the Maricopa stage yesterday.
Mr.. Henshaw compares favorably
his country home with that of Pho
nix He is sufficient y near for
business purposes, and sufficiently
remove for the com forts of the farm.
We learn that the road from Castle
Creek is now located. and leaves
Phoenix to the east. Mr.. Calderwood
will build from the Aqua Fria to the
Grand Canal, and other parties will
build on to the Gila.
The new residence of Mr.. Shriver
will soon be finished. The parlor
has a putty coat of pure, intense
white, with white plaster of Paris
moulding A bay window fronts
Adams street. The room is about
finished and is elegant.
Mr.. Kirby, of Muncie, Indiana,
brought with him some samples OF
flour 10 to compare with ours. 1t
was whittier, but in no other way bet
ter lour Is Whltened, however,
at the expense of nutriment. A good
tie of flour is to pinch a bit between
the fingers; the more it adheres the
better the flour.
The City Attorney of Tucson is in
structed to draw up an ordinance for
the removal of bodies from the old
military cemetery and to regulate all
cemeteries belonging to The city. 1t
may be several years before Phoenix
is compelled to act on the very bad
judgment in locating a cemetery
within the city but it is inevitable.
A gentleman who had occasion to
camp near the Gila, night before
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-15
F ridays S Locals.

Prescott PIT ters on strike.
A da zee in the suburbs tonight.
Mr.. M1rford ia in Prescott to-day.
Peter Blk has u new Chickering
piano.
Gov. Tritle is at the Bank Ex-
change.
Robert Todd. Legal Agent of the
Vulture Co., is in town.
Mr.. Tom Sherman took out sup
plies to Cave Greek to-day.
VIM. Kurtz, late leader Of the
Phoenix band, is il the Tucson ban /.
Hon. CLARK Churchill came in on
the Black Canyon stage this morn
ing.
har.ie Bssss has hal cataract
removed from mis- eye an is confaed
to ais rssm.
The SiI-by Rand did Mr.. Tedrow
and his bride the hsnor OF scrsnade
last evening.
The Lille boys, who caused the
cowboy excitement last summer are
in Mohave county.
Goldman & Co. losded five wagons
for Williamson Valley and Tonic
BASIN this morning.
Whipple Barracks teams are IN
Phoenix on the roal to NaricopA for
Government freight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell are said to
be enviably comfortable il their new
home on Ariyapa street.
E. S. White, well-known in Pho.
nix, left on the stage for Prescott to
day, to work on the Democrat.
The loose way in which fires are
managed in China wash-houses is a
standing menace to the safety of
property.
Geo. S4nborn, w. f. Stronack,
Geo. Borradaile, A. B. Coe. A. L.
ReAle, David Balsz, A. B. Cole, came
in or the Maricopa stage.
Mr.. Robt. Steinegger, asssyer for
the Central Arizona Mining Co., wi
leave on saturday next to spend the
holidays at home in S.n Francisco
Major Edward Collins was taken
violently i'll while en- route from
Verde to Ft. Grant, and is now at L e
Bank Exchange. Fortunately, Gov.
Tritle was travelling in company
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TERRITORIAL TwIes.

The bazaar for the benefit of the
Episcopal church at Tombs tone
netted $500 in two evenings.
In Prescott room rent is alarmil g.
ly high.
Prescott raised s47s for a Christ
mas tree.
Robt. STEIN returned from a trip to
Utah and found himself elected Sher-
if of Mohave County.
Tucson will have literary So
ciety.
Williams recently had snow six
inches deep.
The residence of W. F. Grounds
Mineral Park, was recently burned.
Loss about $1,000.
Twenty-Five witnesses from Tomb
stone to San Bernardino to attend the
Bsdwell-Gird suit. 1t is postponed
till Jan. 5, 1888. Quite a number Of
witnesses from other parts of the
Territory were present also.
The Alpha mine, Mohave county,
is d ,wn 50 feet. The ore averages
$3.50 per ton.
Prescott Democrat says an assay of
Wyandotte ore runs up TO $2,154.41
in gold, with vertical-vein of ore.
A run of ore from the Stocton
mine, Mohavo county nettel the own
ers $475 per ton. Twenty-Five tons
were reduced in San Francisco.
Army official Information Wm.
T. Dalby made hospital steward. 3rd
class, at Verde; John o. Skinner,
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-15

1t is urged aga nst John II Crane.
ono of the new Star Route jurors,
that he is of Ingersoll's religion. II
ia not religion Washington nesdss it
is patriotism
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-15
A Telling Law

Mr. Charles Law, Jr., in converse
ton with one of our representatives
recently said: have been a suf-
fersr from rheumatism and neuralgia
for the past ten years, and tried all
kinds of remedies. Having heard 80
much about st. Jacobs Oil, tried a
bottle, and found it truly wonderful.
-Pottst0ton (P&.) Ledger.
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TELEcRAPHIc.
Petitions ef the rse.Gc Boards
OF Trade.

Petitions 0f the Paesfic Boards
OF Trade.
| WARRINGTON, Dec 14-Grover pre-
sentcd in the Senate yesterday thu
| petition of the Board eff Trade Of SaI
Franci.c aud the Chamber OF Con-
merce of Los An geles and Portland
praying for the passage of the Mic
eragus Caaal Bill. As soon as ths
civil Service Reform Bill is disposed
of, it is hoped The bill msy be CON-
| sidered.
The Tariff.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Ways
and Means Committee to-day decided
to ask to be allowed to hold session
duriag the hoidxy recess Ths com
mite hope to he able TO report =
new tariff bill soon after the begin
Mug uf the New Year. The select
Committee on American Shipping
has adopted tAe proposition p epared
by the San Francisco Board of Trade.
4 New York Ffre.
NEW Y0Rk, Dsc 1.-The exits
sive depot and wharf together with
six;y cars aad ten tons of freight of
ths M4uhstten railroad q Bay Ridge
was burned this morning. Tue origin
is not known. There Vas strong
breeze and i; was oaly shor; time
after the fire Was frs disco eSered BE-
fore the entire drpot Vas il ham-s.
A large pile of lumber belonging To
the Sea B ach Railroad Company
adjoining the Mania ten depot. canal
boat dock, and all in it burned, the
Msnhatlen Beach passenger cars ami
all the locomotives laid up for ths
winter also. Th=re was no one about
but the wa'chman who fading it
was impossible to check the flames
gave the alarm ami obtaiaed help.
but the Chief Engineer by frivolous
answers delayed until it was too late.
The company's loss is $500, 900; in
sured. The other Losses are unknown.
The Union Llsa<as.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-The Ma
tisnal Council Of the Union league
of America held its annual session
Of yesterday. Arrangements were
made for an extra meeting of the
League early ia the csaing year t.
which ali pIominent mel of the Re
publicaas will bo Invited and genu-
inc union formed for campaign pur-
poses. The executive coAmitiss has
been instructed to inagurAte meet.
ngs at the South to aid in the
political education OF the people of |
hat section
ThIsky's work.
MT. PLEASANT, Iowa, Dec. Al
Patrick Slatterly liviag three miles
Iouth of the city who shot lis step |
mother Tuesday left a no.e to his
orether: "Tais 10 what drin K has
lone for me-" aud fed. The home
aad ben scene of turmoil and alco-
2oilSm Tor a long time.
Condensed TeIeG-ams.
Hahone will support Gorham for |
Secretary of the Senate.
The Kesly motor is agaia up IL.
State troops are held in readiness
@ suppress riots at the Malaga, N
J., glass works.
The Marquis of Lorns troop will
mako an extended tour Of the United |
States. General Sir Patrick l.. Nc
Dougall assumes the duties of gov
in Canada during the ab
Ience of the Marquis.
A part of Hampton Court Royal
Palace, fftesn miles from London,
burned yesterday. Some valuable
historical paintings burned and one
woman suffocated.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-15

Thursday night the Indians at San
Carlos gave a dance in honor of
Piute Bill, one of the scouts sent by
General Crook to bring in Loco's
band, at San Carlos. About 400 In
dians participated. Burgess, chief
of scouts, is expected back about the
10Th.
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The Secretary of the Interior says
. shaft-house, to which visitors are
admitted, is conspicuous place )"
for notices.
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Sell Out at Cost EsF'Rce

his entire stock of Furniture from now to April
LIST.
Persons wishing to buy new furniture, should
take advantage Of this opportunity.
Thanking for past patronage, he hopes to also
receive same in future, and requests all, who
owe him for furniture, ETC., to pay within the
month of March.
JOSEPH JUNGMAN
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-22
SERGEANT MASONS PUNISH
HEN

The sentence of the Court Martial in
the case of Sergeant Mason for shooting
into the cell of the assassin Guiteau is,
that he forfeit all MS pay, be dismissed
from the service and be confined at hard
labor in the penitentiary for eight years.
The sentence is unjust, inhuman, bar
barous; the instincts of human nature re-
volt at such a punishment for the offence
committed; it is contrary to the spirit
and letter Of the 8th Article Of the Con-
stitution of the United States which de-
clares, excessive bail shall not be re-
auired, nor excessive fines imposed, nor
cruel and unusual punishments inflicted"
1t may be said that Guiteau was in his
cell under the protection OF the law, he
was there because he was the assassin of
the President whom he had shot in open
day and because it was unsafe for the
iend to be at large lest the speedy hand
of Justice might overtake him. Sergeant
Mason was technically guilty Of disobe-
dience of orders, but great deal should
be allowed for the circumstances Of the
case: he had served under President Gar
field in the late war, and no doubt great
ly wrought up by the horror of the as
sassination of his commander, the in
stincts of human nature rose above the
technicalties of military service, and he
did ohly too unsuccessfully what many
men of heart and courage might do. Ii
some light punishment had been imposed
the country would not feel indignant, but
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Phil. ETeaRrIchs g. Co.
Business Change,

The undersigned hereby notifies the public
that he viii participate in the Phil. Heinrichs
Sash, Door Bedstead q Chair Factory, to which
he intends to devote his whole time in the FIJI
ture. For that reason he will
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To The Public.

Having been requested by large number OF
citizens and Taxpayers hereby announce my
self once more, as a candidate for the office Oh
City Treasurer. -
he ferring to my ecord Of the past year l Will
endeayor 10 discharge the duties of the office
faithfully and honestly
Respectfully
2OWJ HUGO jacob,
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Assistant Adiutant-Gener

The April Atlantic maintains well the
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interest which recent numbers have
reached. Besides two additional chap
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whatever she writes. John Fiske con-
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Arr val of Man. Mr. Charles Wood
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Jacobs Insurance. ''Shakespearean
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gene w Hilgard has an interesting pa
per on Prog ,ess in Agriculture by Educa-
ton and Government Aid;" Edward Far
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the Folk Lore of Lower Canada"
There are several poems, reviews of many
Of the more important recent books and
a diversified Contributors CLUB. com
pleting very interesting number Of this
sterling magazine.
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Wy @ $ertowxa Public Schools
CALENDAR FoR rLIE sPRING OF IS82.

~
The public annufr Exam nations OF the schools
will be held during the last week OF the present
term which closes on Friday, March 3ist
The annual examination for teachers ceruA-
Gates will commence at the High School Room,
on Tuesday, april 4th, AT 10 O'clock A. M. ana
continue three DAYS.
The Spring Term will commence on Tuesday
April 18th. Then the regular promotions OF the
pupils will take place, and children that are to
begin school-life, this year, viii be received as
G F. VIEBAHN,
Supt. of Schools.
WATERFOWL, Wis, March Il, 1889.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-03-22
THE CASE OF SERGT. MASON.

The following is the letter authorized
by General Hancock concerning the sur
render Of Sergt. Mason to the civil au
thorities for trial:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
EAST, GOVERNORS ISLAND, n. Y, Sept.
10, 1881.-C OF. S. B. ayers, Second Ay-
tIzery, Commencing Washington Bar
gacks-SIR: The Major-General directs
me to say as follows:
In the case OF First-Sergt. j. A.
Mason, Battery B, Second Artillery,
against whom charges and specifications
have been preferred for trial by general
court-martial for an attempt to kill pris-
oner &C. J. GuiteauD in the Washington
Jail, the department commander desires
to know if any requisition has been made
by the civil authorities for his rendition
for trial by the Oyer and Iermlner for
attempt to kill" Such acquisitions
should be complied with.
You will please call upon the United
States Attorney of the District of Column
bia, and ascertain whether he proposes
to bring the case before The grand jury,
with a view of Mason's trial by the civil
authorities in which case he will not be
tried by general court-martlal, hut held
to await such action
If however the United States Attorney
does not propose t. take this action, Sergt-
Mason will be tried by general court-mar-
tial under the sixty second article OF war
tor the crime of attempt to kill, as
"preiudicial to good order and military
discipline" in consequence of his status
as soldier and the circumstances OF the
case.
Please telegraph your reply to this
communication. Very respectfully, your
obedient servant, w. G. MITCHELL,
Assistant Adjutant-General.
After sundry formal letters on the sub
ject the correspondence closed with let
ter from Judge-Advocate Asa Bird Gard
ner to the effect that, as the civil au
thorities had been offered an opportunity
to try the prisoner and had declined, the
trial by court-martial would proceed. No
requisition having been made by the
civil authorities, and no indictment found
against Sergt. Mason, the Secretary OF
War, on Feb. IL, wrote that he could
with propriety be tried, and a general
court-martial was accordingly appointed,
as such tribunal has under the law con-
current Jurisdiction when crime not
capital is committed by soldier.