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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20
SATURDAY, Oct, "A.

SATURDAY, Oct, "A.
In the case of the Territory VS.
Barney Set for trial ON Monday
morning
All He sentenced to ore year in
peni!entIarv.
Henry Wickenburg VS.. Gillmcr
Salisbury & Co. Application or
dered as per stipulation filed.
II. S.lcida VS.. J. II. Carr dismissed
at cost OF defendant.
In the case of Pedro Sanches the
Grand jury dismissed The case and
the prisoner was discharged.
MONDAY, Oct. 16.
In the case of PhIlcs vs.. Hickny,
on IN otion defendant ordered to be
permitted to verify case.
NJ. Wormscr vs.. w. A. Rowe &
Co, on motion tho defendants leave
to answer was extended to Tuesday,
18Th last.
Ellis VS.. Millsap, on motion of
plaintiff and consent OF defendant,
judgment ordered by default.
Territory VS.. Barney. passed till
Tuesday, 18th inst.
Jury called and excused TO 30
+. NJ.
Court took recess to l Dor. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
MONDAY, Oct. 16.
The case OF Surrinc vs.. Warn,
set for trial ut $50 A. n. Tuesday
morning.
]. L. Alsa ;, appointed District
Court Commits .oncr of the Second
District Court of Maricopa county,
in place of VIM. Isaac, resigned.
Tie Grand Jury came into Court
and presented an indictment against
VIM. WILDER, for assault with intent
TO rob, aud stated that they had ad-
journed the charge against Patrick
Kelly, of grand larceny. They Pee
scented their final report, which was
iled and Grand Jury discharged.
Court adjourned to meet at 8
o'clock A. N. Tuesday.
TUESDAY, Oct. II.
Court convened, Judge Pinney
presiding. The case of Surrine VS..
Warn, taken up aud witnesses ex
The case will probably go
10 the jury this afternoon.
The case of Sarrine VS.. Warn,
or ejeotmslt on 4 mine at Cave
Creek has brought quite a number
Of the residents OF Mesa City to town
Today.
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west verginia,s Election.
Platform or tn : Mari = opu County
Republicans, September 33rd.

Resolred, That the Republicans
of Marlcopa county hereby renew
their allegiance to the National Re
publican party, and the principles
which it Ii is ever sustained.
That VIC are opposes to all monop-
olies and in favor of equal rights,
equal burdens and equal benefits to
all, with special privileges to none
and hold that the best government is
that wherein an injury to one is the
concern OF all.
That we are opposed to the mon
cpoly of lands, and demand that all
public lands, including those for
feited by noncompliance with law,
shall be restored TO the public do
main. and that there shall never be
any land grants or land subsidies
hereafter promoted by the Govern
ment.
That the Legislature should again
earnestly petition Congress to return
20 the public domain all lands in
this Territory, heretofore granted to
railroads that have been forfeited by
nome ON 2liarce with the terms OF
the graft, and that Our Delegate in
Congress be requested 10 urge upon
Congress the passage Of such laws.
That the welfare and interest of
cur county demands that It's local
government should be managed by
reliable, capable and economical
men, and that, it be represented in
the Legislature by men of undoubt,
ed ability and integrity, 10 the end
that the enactment of such laws may
be urged upon the Legislature as
will lead 10 a more economical adj
ministration of county governments.
That we are in favor Of increasing
the county road fund 70 such an ex-
tent as to enable the Board of Super
v1sors to maintain our public high
ways in good condition.
That our public schools should be
maintained and encouraged by liber-
al legislation.
That all corporations created by
law should be governed by law in
the interest of the people and that
all the property of corporations
should pay its just proportion OF
taxes.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON CoUN-
TY RECORDS.
To the Foreman aud Nem6e-s Of the
Grand Jury for the Oct>ber term,
1892, of the Seco nd Judicial District
We, your committee appointed to
report upoh the records of the y4ri-
Gus couaty Offices, would respect
fully report:
That we have looked into the same
and have fnund no irregularities.
That we fiEd the Indexes of Min
ing Claims in the Recorders office
in & shamcfuily dilaDidatcd cOndi-
ton and wholly unfit fer service.
We arc informed by the Recorder
that he has repeatedly called the al
tcnIion of the Supervisors to this
fact.
We would therefore earnestly rec
ommend that the board of Superb
sors order the Indexing of the same
at as early date as possible.
G. H. RITHRocK,
GEE. F. COATS,
p. MINOR.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20

To His Honor, the Judge of the Sec
ond Judicial District in and for
the County of Maricopa, Territ DRY
of Arizona:
The Grand Jury, rs instructed by
Your Honor, has sought IL discharge
its duty under sense of its sworn
obligations.
The bills found have been report.
ed to Your Honor; also the bills ig.
nored. Bills found are six; bills ig.
nored are three.
we submit to Your Honor the re-
ports of the several committees APP
pointed by the Grand jury.
In the matter of the County HOS
pi;al, Coun y Buildings, and County
Records, see reports marked: on
Hospital, "A" on County Buildings,
b" oa Records, "Ci" Resolution
ID"
Having no further business, we
would ask Your Honor to discharge
US. IyY II. Cox, Foreman.
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REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE On

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON
COUNTY HOSPITAL.
To the Grand Jury cf Marieepa
County:
The committee appointed by you
TO examine into the condition OF the
County Hospital beg Icave to report ::
That they have personally exam
ined the said hospital and the in
mates thereof, and foucd the prem
ises in as good condition as build
ing of this class (adobc house with
out fioors) could be kept, and the in
mates, five in uu nber, well cared for.
We would recommend, however,
that the proper authorities be re-
quested to move the hospital 10 some
location outside the limits of the
city of Phenix, as it is evident that
The health of the citizens of said
city must at times be endangered by
the admission into the hospital of
patients having contagious or cpl
demic diseases.
II. Fl. LINvILLE, Chairman.
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Proposals fer Flour.
Headquarters Department of Arizona.
Office OF The Chief Commls- a:y of Sub
stunce Whinpie Barracks
PRESCOTT. A. t, Sopt. 2.

ONCE of The Chief Commls a:y of Sub (
s.stance. Whippie Barracks.
PRESCOTT. A. r., Sept. %. 1852
SEALED PROPUS AIS. In Il. plicate,
subject To the usual conditions, will b .
rrcei ed n this offieo and ut h. offices of
the Acting Assistant Commissarics ef
Subsistence. at the follow NJ named posts.
until IL o'clock noon, Monday, October
%. 1882 at which time and pIsc they viii
b. Opened in the pra-eRc of bidders, +
fur fishing and delivsry of Flour, rs lol-
lows:
Fat Apache. A. It =, 60 0e0 lbs; Fort
Cow e, A. T.. 50.OO1 lbs. Fsrt Grant 4.
r., 20 900 lo-.; Fer: Buachuca, a. T.. 40,
For: Mcdowell, A. r. a5,COo lbs; Fort
Thomas. A. T.. $4,000 lbs; Fo~t Verde, :
r., 25, 900 lbs; Camp Prince, A. T.. 5000
lbs; Whrp;e B4R acils. A. f., 10000.
Props Il must be accomra / d by q
b. md with two su etc, in the sum +
81 90 each, and in accoi dance with the
form pre- cribrd. a PROPOSE unacoomo~-.
n: cd bv such bond, viii not BE- consider
Cd The RICH. TO diminish the amount TO
be purch ased Mt the respective rostS is
reserved by the Government; and. with
the consent of the bidder to whom an
award is made. II my he incr aseG- De-
livery of one half the amount aw arded,
win DO required within forty-iSe days,
and tue bslauce within ninety days after
notification o award. No bid will be
emit riained. unless sampl be furnished
which sho Id not he of lie wei"h than
pounds. so mark ed as to be asil; Incen-
titled. and should rach this of1ce en- or be-
fore The date FIR Opeuing bids. A stHnd-
ard sample o ur, of the quality this adj
yer, isement cont, mrlates wiz he furnish
e. bidders ON application, which sppIica-
ton should be made at the earliest prac,i-
BILE date The Government reserves the
right to Iejec any or n proposals.
Blank proposals. b nnds and fu / knfor-
nation rs 10 the mann OF btidng, con-
ditions 70 he ob.erv.d by 6idde-s, and
terms of CO. trait and payment will be
furnish- on ap. l:cation TO this oaac o. to
the ComB1issaries OF the 20 Is.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked; "Proposals for Flour at
- and addressed TO the underEi sued or
to the Commissary at tke Post,
CHAS, z. EAGAN,
E3o4w Capt. aid c. s.. L s. A.
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Tho Now Collector.

LoRDsBURG, Oct. 14,~S- w. Fish
er, of Golden, Colorado, the newly
appointed Collector for Arizona, and
and his chief clerk, Rev. T. L. Bel
lam, will arrive in Tucson tonight.
California News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 14.-In hon
or of Major General Mcdowell, who
will be superseded by Gen. Scofeld
on the 18th instant as commander of
the division of the Pacific, ex-Gov.
Stanford gave a farewell banquet
last night at his residence OIL Mob
Hill. About thirty guests We
present, and the affair was a most
elegant one.
TIL. re,rsauizcd Republican cpun
ty convention will convene here this
aftcrno IN to place on non ination u
ticket. The new convention con-
sists Of 3O4 delegates.
Foolish Feat.
Boston, Mass. Oct. 14.-Caet.
Webb, the English swimmer, has
performed the hazardous and SEN
sational feat Of Remaining 100 days
in a huge tank of fresh writer, ct q
temperature of cighty-four degrees.
He lost twcDty-six pounds during the
time. He was allowed cnly fifteen
minutes in :wenty-four hours, eat
ng, drinking, sleeping and smoking
in the bath. He made bet at the
conclusion of TIE performance last
night that Re could stay another
twcnty-four hours, which will be up
10 Z As tonight. He is immersed to
the neck.
The MorEnons' Nominee.
SALT LAKE, Oct 14-John 7.
Care, who was Nominated today for
delegate 10 Congress by the Nor
mons, has ncv er been polygamist,
but is an earnest Mormon, who will
go TO Washingington the acknowl-
edged representative OF the chsrch.
Hooper wa the chico OF the people,
but the church leaders refused 10 &C
cept hin, because he wanted the
10 declare itself in line
with the Democratic policy, anil had
put in blank for the separation of
church and state.
DwIndlInE Down
COLUMBUS, o. Oct. 14.-The Official |
vote Of Stark county CO npletes the
official vote of the 18th dl ,triet, and |
shows the election of Mckinley over
Wallace for Congress by votes. A |
contest is talked of. This makes the
Ohio delegation stand 8 Republi-
cans and 13 Democrats. From the |
returns received 1t is estimated that
the Democratic majority in the State
will be about TO- 900.
Some Opinions.
CHICAGO, Oct. Ex-senator w. II. !
Barnun, who wa, here last night,
refused to :alk on politics. Post
master General HIVE said he look
cd for success in Wisconsin. The
nre working up but
Deuster may be beaten. Srns:or
Conger didn't regard sEe result IN
Ohio as disaster. 1t would teach
The necessity of harmony in the par
".
Con. Grant.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14.-GelcrGl
Grant is here taking no interest in
he p escnt campaign. He says he
is entirely out of politics.
Ikeenc's Colt.
LONDON, Oct. 14.-Keene's colt,
lately quoted in betting
FOR the Cambiidgeshire stakes, has
broken down
West verGinta's Election.
" KEELING, w. Va, Oct. 14.-In
he first Congressional District 6 offs
is about 1920. The last
'eports from the second distri ct look
'avor able for John w. Mason, Re
publican. A spe-i al to the Intcl!i-
,encer just received, indi ates about
fifty majority for Mason.
Yellow Fever.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. 14.-The
BOARD of hea til has issued an arpcai
or help. The people arc in desti-
ute condition.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20
Report OF the Grand Jury.

The Grand Jury, after session of
week. finally finished up their
business yesterday afternoon and
handed in the following reports
REPORT OF COMMITTEE on PUBLIC
BUILDINGs.
Nr. Foreman AMI Gentlemen of the
Jury:
Your committee appointed to ex-
anime the courthouse and Jail re-
specially report:
We find the courthouse who'll I un-
suitable for the business ID occu-
pants Their, of.
Ths courtroom is too smell alto
gether. The room of the DISH ici
Court Clerk, Saerif, Treasurer, and
Probate Judg'. arc all too small and
too dark for the transaction OF bust
nc:s
Tnc whole courthou needs over
haulins; several of the offices need
repairing. bat We woul-i only recon-
mend such repairs as are urgently
needed.
The Recorders office should have
new glass do ,r, as 20 afford bet
ter ligh, to the rom.
We would urgently recommend
the building OF u new courthouse, as
it seems impossible 20 shape the
present buildi e so as to meet The
requirements for the convenience of
the officers aut the public and for
the safety of the public records.
We find the Jail insecure for the
safe retention of prisoners.
With the open and exposed condi-
ton of the Jail, it seems almost I'M
possible to insure the safety of any
prisoner unless themselves willing
TO stay. As now situated, all the
vigilance of the jailer coull not well
prevent outside communication with
the p. isoners ii So desired. 1t nat
urxlly makes it further difficult for
the sheriff, who is the custodian of
all our C unity prisoners, 20 fully and
effcctually guard those prisoners I'M
der his charge ON account of the
present arrangement by the super
visors with The city authorities of
having the city prisoners confined In
the same county Jail and adjacent to
The cells of the hardest criminals.
These city prisoners are now CON-
monty called the Chain Gang, who
puss and repass every day by the
cells OF The county prisoners, and, as
situated. necessarily must have their
meals brought to them, and they do
eat the same in the immediate and
too close proximity of and to the
cells of the county prisoners, and
therefore makes 1t more difficult to
guard.
We wolld therefore recommend
that the contract between the Super
visors and the city authorities, if
such exists, be ut once withdrawn,
As the present space of our county
Jail docs not permit joint occupancy.
We find it necessary and do rec
ommcnd the building of a new and
subsi antial Jail in addition to and III
with the new courth ouse.
&. A. LUKE, Chairman.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20

Goldman s. Co. have received n
whole carload If plows direct from
the Moline Plow Company's works
at Moline, Ill. They propose 10 Sell
them at San Francisco prices.
Farmers know that there is no finer
plow built. s1S-tf.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20
RESOLUTION ID"
II. Fl. LINvILLE, Charm

Motion that this Jury embody in
their report the fact of calling the
atten tiOn of the Sheriff to enforce
the law with reference TO collecting
license tax from persons who sell
liquors in quantities less than one
quart.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20
From Tuesdays DAILr.l

Wells, Fargo & Co. have refused
satry money for tile VuIture Co.
a account Of risk from highway
ZEN.
Mr.. J. Drew, member of the Re
kplican Central Committee from
ulture is stopping in town for y
me.
Mr.. H. Pateman, of the Vulture
Zine, gave our office a friendly call
ais morning. He has succeeded in
having the Government offer an ad-
lditional 5000 for the arrest of Mil
Ter, the escaped stage robber.
Mrs. r. F. Haskell, No. 43 Boston
street, Salem, Mass, writes: l have
used ST. Jacobs Oil on my daughter
for pain in her left side, and it
proTcd itself splendid physician.
Every body regards 1t as a reliable
friend.
WE would call the attention of
our patti Ons to the fine double col
umn advertisement of Messrs. Ros
enibal & Kutner in today's issue of
the HERALD. They have an immen-
stock of new goods just arriving
which were purchased by Mr.. Ros-
thai on his late trip to San Francisco
ard stock that cannot fail to p ease
the most fastidious. ;
Ifpaities coming to the city wi
persist in falling in:o the numerous
dens calling themselves By different
names, aud find, after purchasing,
that they are swindled. it is their
own fault. Take little trouble to
see Uncle Harris name painted on
the windows of his store. Go irst
and get his guarantee (written), and
you will find that you have bought
any article for half store prices.
Remember the number, 221, Bush.
between Bush and Suffer.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20
TELEGRAPHIC.
ban Cases Indians.


SAN CARLOS AGENCY, Oct. 10
General Crook held a very import
ant conference with four hundred OF
the chiefs and head men of the
Apaches at this post to-diy. He
made known, in n few unmistakablc
terms, the policy to govern during
the time he should remain in COM
mand of the department. All In
dams are to be counted daily, and
none allowed away from the rescr-
vation without papers. The manu-
facture of TiswIH, the fayorIte liquor
of the ApaChcs. is to be stopped.
Indians found off the reservation
without passes are TO lie treated az
hosiiles. In conclusion General
Crook SAID that, while every encour-
agement and assistance would be
given Indians willing TO be peaceful
and work for their own living. no
mercy should be shown to those dis
posed 10 G., on the war path. If any
Of the Indians at the council felt dis
posed 10 break out he thought it
best to break out now and bring the
question of supremacy to = test
without more delay.
Lieut.. Dodd, Third Cavalry, with
a detachment of Indian scouts, went
out after small body of Apaches
reported off tue reservation. He
brought back the whole party, eleven
in all, this morning.
Hung Hims elf.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 16.-A tailor
named Peter P. Calander, u native
of Sweden aged 4S, committed sui
eide in a room in the Avenue House.
by hanging. Financial trouble iwas
the cause. The deceased was unmar-
ried.
yellow Fever.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Oct. 10
There are ten light cases of fever at
Fit. Brown. Reports from all other
places inside the Gordon show
healthy condition. The latest re-
ports from Mier and Camargo say
that the death rate keeps at ten to
twelve daily. The weather is hot,
with strong southeasierly wind.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. 16--'rhere
are sixty-four new cases of yellow
fever and three deaths. The three
disabled physicians are on duty
again. The total cases to date, 1907;
deaths, 40.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Oct. I'D. A.
McGinniss, of this city, Grand Mas
ter of the Odd Fellows Of Flrorida.
issues an appeal to the Odd Fellows
OF the United States, for contribu-
tons for the yellow fever sufferers
of Pensacola.
star Route Bribery.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The Post
tomorrow morning will publ ISL an
interview with Col. Robert G. Inger-
soil embodying = number of affida-
Wits which he makes public for the
purpose of showing that several jul
rymen in the late Star Route trinl
were corruptly approached Ivy Off
GERS of the Department of Justice
That these employees regularly re-
ported their proceedings from day 10
day to the department or spme Of
fear thereof. The first affidavit is
one made by VIM. Knox Brown, one
of the jurors, who AYERS that he was
offered 81 800 10 either vote for con-
yiction or hung jury. Thomas r.
Foote deposes that Fall, lawyer
who tried to brihc Brown, gave de-
polent to understand that he was
employed by the Government anu
The corruption money offered was
furnished Ivy the Government Jas.
4. Nelson derosed that Fall was
special u. S. Detective in the Star
Route cases, got a friend appointed
as assistant and told him 10 get
Brown and Martin, ''colored jul ors."
to vote for the conviction Of Dorsey
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20

will please the eye As we'll as
tpcket to extminc the new OK.
ny Fall and Winter ock just
a Gass Ellis s Co.
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Letter List.

Unclaimed letters in Postofflce at
Phoenix, Arizona, Oct. 16, 1882:
Blanchard, e A 2 hayes, q II
Barnard, q B Patton. A
Brown. Edward Turner. Mrs. Jessie
Grasp, Frances Woodbridge,
Davenport, David Woods, j *
Hawthorne, Lou Weldon, T NJ
Harrcl', NarIon Garcia, Leonardo
JOHNSON, Laura Ga ella, Sibadra dc
Kenton, E Comes, Francisco
Lee, Emil Morcno, kefugi'
Mathews, Edw Santa Cruz, E p de-
Morris, Granv 7 Bridges, George
hillay, Jerry Selfridga, G w
Call for advertised letters,
Gee. 4. MowRY, P. IL.
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You WILL never have o sour stom.
aeh if you driek QamIana BiNcrs.
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For Sale.

Cheap for Cash. one lot with ter ements
centrally located in the city OF Phoeni~.
TWEED Is HANCOCK.
Es9lm
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The District Court.
JUDGE rrNNEY, PRESIDING.

FRIDAY, Oct. 10.
Demurrer in case of the Rrilroad
argued and submitted.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20

A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia, =
Damiana Bltters.
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ATTENTION VOTERS!
Read the Following Ter
ritoriaI Law.

BY an Act of the Eleven Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of Ariz-
ona, duly approved March 12, 1881,
1t is provided:
FIRsT-That in the year 1882, and
every two years thereafter, there
shall be an entire new registration.
Section 1, Paragraph 6.
sECoND-That no registering of
fccr shall be permitted to place any
name upon the reg sier after twenty
)20) days before an election.-iSccti0n
1, Paragraph 5.
In accordance Herewith every
voter must be registered before the
18Th of October, 1882, or they will
not be entitled to vote at the en-
suing general election.
Following is n list OF tho various
voting prccin Is, and the registering
officers therein, for Earicopa County,
to wit:
Phoenix. r. T. Kirkland
Tempe. o.. A. J. Hubert, J. t. Pres
Mesa. .............F. NJ. Pomcroy
Mcdowell. ....... NORTH Wilcox
Verde. JAS Latourette
Cave Creek. .......A A. J. Hoskins
Aqua Fria. .... Wilson Campbcll
Vuiture. ;.....J. Ii. Clifford
Wickenburg. Dave Wright
CHA Bend. Prank Welcome
Aqua Calicnte. II. Neahr
Registering officers, under the Inv,
must make monthly returns to the
undersigned in order 10 facilitate
printing. r. F. KIRKLAND,
County Recorder.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-20

Florcston Cologne is grateful 10
invalids, as it is refreshing without
tke sickening effects of most per
fumes.
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From Saturdays DAHL

From Saturdays DAILT-l
Mr.. I. Hopkins. of San Francisco,
rived today and is Stopping at the
|henix Hotel.
Workmen are engaged in putting
new awning around Goldman
Cos store.
Sheep give two crops year.one in
be f.cce, and one in the lambs;
Dmctimes three, for in California
nd Texas they shear twice Il year.
The Western farmers are begin
ing to save all the female calves,
ending only the bulls to market.
This is a step in the right direction
Two women were arrested for fast
living last night, and created quite
ripple.
We are in receipt of Signal Service
Notes No. III, giving directions for
oretelling frost. They must be of
great service to gardeners, hor;icul-
wrists, grape growers, &c, and
hould be in the hands of ali per-
sons engaged in the occupations
named.
Maricopa is coming out with
steam barley cracker aud cleane,
pat up by R. E. Harrington 81 Co.
1t has a capacity of upwards of 80
tons per day and many orders are.
being taken. The mill stands con-
venient to the railroad and grain can
be handled with much facility. The
frst run was made yesterday and
everything worked TO the entire sa-
tisfaction of the owners
From Monday. DAnrl
The Hon, Clark Churchill, OF
Prescott, still remains IN town IN
attendance 4. court.
Mr.. Calderwood has made the
. purchase of a fine. ranch, some ten
or twelve miles below town.
The Contention consolidated mine
At Tom bstone, has declared d.vi-
dend of $62, 500, or % cents a share.
Mr.. O'Neil, the court reporter OF
this county, arrived from Globe on
Saturday evening, and will stop in
Phoenix for time.
Mr.. S. NJ. Huston, of the firm of (
s. NJ. Huston & Co., druggists OF this
Eplace, returned from a trip 10 Tucson
ION Sunday morning.
The Independents have begun the
publication of paper cal ed the
Misunderstanding. 1t is hoped
hat it will not be all that it's name
aplies, and If it is to serve any
purpose we welcome the Fiaa-
lay the Miner piles the cpl
:. Enterprise is somewhat
and the knees of the
Est certainly weaken.
Eaterprisc makes a
xantable, SANDER
. degrading, sill
ing state mcnt
! Territorial
rs, makes
kade against
Ends the accu-
Me says he new
@ho is reported as
IS, the only inter
dring his administra-
bite Bill and Mohave
indians. He invites the
tquiry into the acts of his
tration of the San Carlos
From Tuesdays DAILT.l
wells, Fargo &c Co. have refused
satry money for tile Vulture Co.
q account Of risk from highway