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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

yell, whip and spur. This unlocked
fer indigniiy made the mule lash
out, reae hing the head of No. with
a terrific wnack. He, aroused and
insulted did likewise, with like re-
suit to No. 3, who followed suit on
to No. 4. ditto from 4 to aad to
6, who, being last, had to kick at va
cancy. Here then were six mules
al kicking behind as mules never
kicked before. The Mexican swore,
spurred and whipped to his usmost.
1t VAS soon evident that they were
backing down hill with the sheer
force of Kicking. l was the most
ludicrous sight I ever saw. l ex-
pect d every moment something
would give way, but rider, mules,
tails and cowhids held together. AZ
last the edge of the precipice WAS
reached by the hind mule, who tum-
bled over. dragging The next after
him-still kic ing. He pulled the
one preceding over, still kicking,
and so on until The first was reached
all still kicking. Locking down
4 ravine, L cou d dimly discern the
whole mass of mulanity all in \
heap. still licking. ard for aught l
know are still kicking there today,
as 3 Guatemala mule never,
no never. tires of kicking
Portland, Or, STANDARD.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

THE battle has come and gone
that noisless, peaceful battle, aHom-
klous as the term may seem, in
which the destiny of a county, of a
State, of a natisn depends. DeToc-
vile and other writer's on American
Democracy. ahew clearly that the
s5erm of popular government lies in
our township and precinct or ssniza-
lion. In our primary election is
really the conflict which is to de-
ternine the character of government.
If there the proper men are chosen,
men who are true to the interests
of their nsi yLbars, tho nominees
will alSo be proper men, in whose
hands the trust OF government may
safely be reposed. Our general cleo
lion but chooses between two or moro
good men. The township primary
liss nearest the he1rt of the people.
1t is there that the most una.suming
and diffidsnt IN eonvcrs alton with
his immediate ncighbors may sI-
press his opinions and use his infiu-
ence, which would be completely
in more general assem-
blages. 1t is there, too, tLat the del
egates who are sent to party con-
vention are best known, because in
immsdiatc, d lily business relation
with those who send them, and
therefore tried and known, as only
such Intimacy can try a man and
make him known to his intimatee.
The conflict of the geseral ballot,
on Tuesday, was presuma-
bly, but the confirmation OF choice
between two worthy men, the best
the community had to offer, ard
whoever may be successful. we may
fairly presume that he is ipcapab. e
OF bctraying the precious trusts now
to his personal care. As
a whole, we must accept those Off
cors as good men and true, until they
show that the pride Of manhood has
lett them and That the innate scoun-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
Mule story Of nexieo.

a Standard reporter dropped in
at the rooms of tha Sazernc Lying
Club yesterday, IS one of The new
members wa rela,ing the following
yarn. It is true "tail," and fair
sample of the capabilities of the
members of The club: While at
Guaiema a recently. was travelling
from Esquinila to the capital city
over one OF the m.'st rlgge.l and vii
Iainnus roads to he found probably
he wide worl yer. On nearing
the .ummit of high range of hills,
where :. turn IN the road rev. aled
an immense ravIne o. chasm some
500 feet deep, 1 ovcrlo ,le a Me4 lean
riding i Inule with string Of five
more attached to the leader. The
custom # leading mules in that
country is as llows: Their tails
arc tied in knots with a bunch of
grass or cornstalk leaves, fastened
to each az a bait A strip OF cow
aide is firmly tied fir m The tail of
p lending mule around the neck Of
The one following, and so on to the
IA 81. The rider mounts the leader
and urges him on by a vigorous ap-
pIication of whip and spur, the bait
cd tail ent;cing the rest TO follow.
The leading mule stumbling over
boal or, the rider commenced 10
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

THE following are tho totals OF all
the precincts of the county SO far AZ
definitely heard from: Porter 4a3 /;
Curry 1876; Davis 2s5, Horton 454
Lemon o07; Hayden 2ll; Holcomb
442; Webb 4i3; Underwood 2o1;
Stinsen 412; Orme $50; Gray 17S;
O., borne 1876; Kirkland 1913; Kemper
5e7; Shaw 347; Bakcr 49l; Tweed
$50; Gresnhaw 49,; Alsap as; Nil
Ter 400; Hancock 2S3; HsrricA Bo !;
Smith 1856; Hslbert AIS; Henshaw
3ss; Gregory ais; Carey 474.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
managene nI

IT is decidedly study to read the
Last words of the newspapers the
night before election. If the paper
be Democratic, it goes it with a
whoop, and ri minds one of an In
dian war dance where ply con-
tortlons, flying feather, aerial ,um-
m ersaults, ard noise are the princi-
pal aiti actions. The Republican pa
per ends up with kind of Ego it,
Dick g it, Dcvill" SOFT OF expires :
sion that Indicates confidence. The
Independent paper, naturally suspi-
cious, caats its glances from side to
side, and whispers: Beware! they'll
try 10 cheat you" Some papers
CHATTER and din at the ideas Of their
party ss though they were tying TO
hive a swarm of bees; others swash
through them Ike q seine in a fish,
pond bringing mp good, bad, and in
different alike, at one time q polly
woy, al another = royal trout. One
paper au,Idenly turns religious, an
other honest, while q third discovers
that it should be patriotic; one d .
covers al extraordinary virtue in one
of its candidates; another has just
struck the pool OF filth it knew ex-
isisd and for which it had been no.
ing ar ound the whole campaign, and
it makes great revelations; another
driyels out as though 1t wers going
into lager beer snooze; some ham
mer at the understanding OF thei,
patrons as though they would knock
common sense iu:o them or every
idea out Of them, if possib e; all
close with a sigh.
The mslanchol1 days have come,
The saddest OF the year,
when poll les no mo o we'll Peato,
Nor guzx.e lagei beer.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

LET US turn TO business now.
Though we are dependent on Poli-
ties for good government, we are
dependent on business for bread.
Tbs dormant resources of tai. county
and valley should attract the attsu-
ton and awaked the energies Of sv-
cry cnterprising man in them.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
PILE ?! Piles !
Sure Cure Found at
lasty No One Need
SuferI
Suffer-!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding,
itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. William, ian In
lian remcdy) called DR.. Wiiliam's
Indian Ointment A single b"x has
cured the worst chronic eases of IS
or 30 wears standing. No one need
suffer five minuteu after app ying
this wonderful soothing medicine
Lotions. instruments and electnaries
do more harm than good. Williams
Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays
the intense itching, particularly ut
night after getting warm in bed) acts
as poultice, gives instant and pain
tIss relief. and prepared only for les
Itching ofthe private parts, and for
n,thIng else.
Read what the Hon. J. NJ. Coffin
berry Of Cleveland says about DR..
William i Indian Pile Ointment: II
have used scores of pile cures and II
affords me pleasure to say THAT have
never found ANYTHING which gave
such immediate and permanent re-
lief as DIR. Williams Indian Oint-
ment.
For sale by all druggists Or mailed
on receipt of price, $1.OO.
Mccarthy & Osborne, Wholesale Agent
Denver, Co!a-stn.
Henry & Co., Prop.
CLEVELAND. O
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

drel that was lurking ber cath the
surface has led them to beiray us,
and then they should be forever dis
franchised. The man who hetrays
his friends and neighbors and the
high trusts which they confide to his
honor no longer deserves, no longer
should have voice in their further
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

THE following majoriiies are re-
ported from the various counties SO
far as heard from at this wiring {:
Maricop., Curry 10; Yuma, Porter
d; Pima, Gu y 40: Pinal, Curry 275 !;
Cochi.e, Curry 800; Gila, Oary So:
Graham, Oury 100; Apache, Porter
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

Th. election returns froM all
sources are yet very indefHinte aud
all results so far are merely nice
lures, though it is probable that O1-
ry will have 4 small majority over
Porter and Davis = majority over
Horton.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

A colered blacksmith of Vienna,
Georgia, was shoeing Il mule not
long ago, when the animal disengag-
ed itself and drove one of its hind
feet against the head of the negro
with the force of batterIng ram. A
few days later some one asked the
owner if the blacksmith sustained
severe injuries. II can't say that he
did," responded the man, deiectedly,
"but the mule goes on three legs"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
An Old Mans Belief

Have used Parker's Ginger Tonic
for my bad cough and Eemorrhage
1 had twenty-five years. 1 feel like
another man since l used it. Am &c
years past. Believe t sure to euro
younger persons A. Orner, High
spire, Ps. aim
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

A miserable effort at economy is
practiced when the owner of stock
decides that anything is good enough
for his horse. His wiser neighbor
us,s ST. jacobs Oil, and never has
anything else bit good fortune with
his animals and pleasure in their
appearance.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

"My personal knowledge of the
effect of St. Jacobs Oil on burns
sprains au truises leads me to ex =
press my self strongly in favor of the
Great GermTn Reniedy,' writes DIR.
F AnA >. Dr5wu, North Attleboro',
Mass.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

| cincts; small majority IN Sunset
Apache County comes to the front
for Porter.
ella County.
GLOBE, Nov. S.-Corrcctsd Globe
precinct, official: Curry 25S, Porter
275, Horton 247, Davis 239. Pioneer
reported Curry rs, Porter "a. Salt
River, OuIy 81, Porter 6, Horton 10.
Davis II. San Carlos, a majority of
8 for Curry, with three precincts to
hear from.
Final County.
FLORENCE, Nov. S.-Oury one hun
dred and ninety majority, az far as
heard from. Dempsey, Thomas,
Bartleson, Har,iesty and Doran al e
elected. ]. w. Davis probably gets
small majority.
FLORENCE, Nov. S.-2:15 p. n
The county has gone for Curry. Pr b.
ably majority of 275. A. E. Davis
has a small majority. J. w. Davis
has 100 maio.ity.
Camp Thomas.
CAMP THOMAS, Nov. Total vote
.hir y-nine. Democratic majority
eleven.
Camp Grant.
CAMP GRANT, Nov. S.-Oury forty
four. Porter 5; Horton four, Davis
forty-uins; Bol.n thirty-si1. Trasker
eighteen; A. Solomon three, Frink
fifty; Stevens ssyenty-nns. Hawkins
thirty-three; futile eight. FreYe for
ty Ave; 1 E. Solomon five, Glosby
forty-eight.
<oshisa County.
ToABsToNE Nov. 8.-1hc follow
ing is the result so far as known,
outside prec nets moi all in yet: Por-
ter 42s, Oury 4Ss; Davis 44O, Horton
Az; Councilman Wiley aAea1; A =
sen3lymen-problbly SavAg:, Dun
can, 4 d ose doubtful; Sher.f # Warl
about 100 majority; Supervisors, two
Republisals, one doub full.
Nevada.
RENO, Nevada, Nov. 7.-l'awnng
for Congress, is running ahea1 of
his ticket. HIS majority in this
county, will not fill short of 200.
while Stroller, for Governor, Will
have fir. m 125 to $50. Advice from
different pats of the State lnlicate
majority for Pawning.
CARSON, New, Nov. TIE Dem
ocrnt. claim The State. Il is be-
licved that Adams IS elected b..
trading off the VIII lie ticket. The
Republicans claim the ticket except
for Governor. Very close conte.
for Congless.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

A PRIVATE dispatch from Tucson
at II A. II. to-day reports Por:er with
95 majority and IS ballots yet I'm
counted.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

As We go to press the returns are
ia from Tempe and Mesa City, with
reports from Wictenburg. Vulturs,
CHA, and Mcdowell. The Repub.
licans fall behind with tbs possible
exception of Stinson, Cald~rwood,
Herrick, Smith, Porter and Davis.
If Porter and Davis arc beaten it will
be by but very slight number,
prob bly, not more than ten votes in
The county. Wickcnburg Williams
and Mcdowell show najoritiss Tor
the Republicans named, while Pho
ak shows only majority for Por-
ter and HERR K. The CONT - 20
close Oh most OF the principal csAdi-
dates that nothing will be definite
until more of the precincts are heard
from.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

THE legislature will meet in Pres
cett on the second IL nday IN Janu-
airy, 1888.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

Arizona has never known 9 more
closely contested cleo ion than that
of Tuesday. The Democrats claim
the territory for Curry, and probably
he will have very small majority,
though the Republicans have not
at all given up The Territory N the
Democrats Several days will prob
ably elapss before the data will be
sufficiently completed to determine
who leads and possibly an Official
count will be necessary. Yavspai
reports are exceedingly unsatisfsco-
ry and Mohave has net bsen heard
from at all up to the present hour.
1t is very likely however that when
they are heard from they will swell
the vote for Porter very considers
blD.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
Editorial Notes.


DISPATCHES from the east and
vest are slowly beginning to come in.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
Rains ana Democracy.

WARRINGTON, Nov. Local rains
predic' ed almost every " here by the
signal station cast Of The Misslssippi
ior to-day. Rain is generally recou-
nized as a great advantage to The
Democrats.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
IMPORTANT 10 1ISE OWN
EEEs.

4 Circular E-oal ths srrveTor
General. RekAsasaE LOG lions
of Lode Claims and the SGrvsy
oSSau1e fer Patent
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
R.ilroed Proposition.

BosToN, Nov. THE Southern
Pacific R.-i'rnai has made a pr po-
si,ion to the Santa Fe Company for
a half interest in the Sonora rail
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
Gov. Hendricks RseeverInr.

way.
Gov. Hendricks Recovering.
INDIANAPOLIS Nov. 5.-Governor
Hendricks foot 10 healing <atisfac-
tori Y. There are every indications
OF recovery.
The kncycIicaI Letter OF the
Pope.
! LONDON, Nov. THE encyclical
letter cf the Pore was read N all The
Catholic churches OF this city yes,er-
day, the occasion being the seventh
centenary Of ST. Francis A sissi.
The Pope lam, nts the dearth of
Christina virtues in The nineteen Ii
century and says the greater part of
men to-day a'e seeking to revel in
luxury ard being extr4vagant of
their own goods are greedy after the
good IF their n+ighbors, they extol
tina name OF fraternity of mankind,
but talk more fra ernally tha they
act, votaries of nationalistn encnur-
age violence and ssiition among the |
people, provoke agrarian disturb
anc-s, flitery is applied to lower
C asses. AMI by that means and 9th
fr> serve to weLken the foun lai rs |
of domestic life andapu!hic or Ter IN
ste d of strengthening them by lives
of p obaIty and manhood. The let
ter gues on to recon- mend that Fran
ciscan Institutions. be more widely
spre ID among the lAi y u par ial
remedy against the rapidly spread
Ing evil of socialism.
Pima Comfy
special to the HERALDl
Tucson, Nov. 8.-3: 80 K.-Up
to this nour 56s votes have been can
vassed; Porter 2e4, Curry 273: Hor-
ton, 282; Republicans eject q major
ity of the County officers ami legis-
la i've ticket. Knapp, for the Coun-
Gil, Man and Davis for joint Coun i'll
mrr. The canvass at this place will
rot conclude before tomorrow. Re
turns from outstanding precincts in
dictate that bury and Horton Will
have a small majority.
EzsjoritIes.
Special to the Herald.
TUCSON, Nov. 81. p. M-Glnbe
gives Curry 81. Horton majority;
Pioneer, Curry IS Salt River, Onry
10, Davis 4; san Carlos, Curry 8;
Florence, Curry. 100. As faras heard
from Pima county gives OurY ans!
Horton $50 majority; Maxey, Curry
and Horton H.. Woods, Shaw and
are Ell ected
Apache County.
Special to the HERkLD.1
WINsLow, Nov. $3.50 ?. NJ
Porter has 40 majority in two pre-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

cincts; small majority in Sunset ;
Apache County comes to the front
for Porter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

INDIANAPoLrs Nov. 5.-Governor
Hendricks feot 10 healing <,.tisfac-
forty. There are every indications
OF recovery.
The kncycIicaI Letter OF the
Pope.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10
Tho Election at rasssa.

Special to tho HARALD.l
Tucson, Nov. S.-Fivs hundred
votes counted. Porter and Davis
ahead. VIII elect three Assembly
men and one Councilm IN, r. coider,
District Attorney. and two Superb
sors. Most of the Republican ticket
elected.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-10

C. S. SURVEYOR GENERAL OF
FIcE, TucsoS, A. T., Nov. 6, 1882.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-02
j. f. ALLAN. Secretary.

tOri Thibodaux, la. August 18th, 1882.
tn, Jury net this day at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
pursfSS 1T to adjournment.
Pres pit: Messrs. GrisamOre, president,
co1lont Mathews Folse' Moran kraemc' and
Absent: Messrs. Ago, Delaune, and Gui.
dry.
On motion of Mr.. Moran, seconded by Mr..
Coulon, the Ordinance No. LAG relative to
roads. submitted to the Jury on yesterday by
the committee of the whole was taken up and
adopted as tmeuded by said committee Of the
On motion Of MI. Coulon seconded, the Jury
formed itself into a committee Of the whole
tor the purpo4e Of considering Ordinance No.
relative I'd Levees.
The Presideat called Mr.. Coulon to the
After deliberation tho committee of the
whole reported 10 the Jury that they had tax
en- up the JOrdinance, section by Sec
ton and recO,a mended its adoption as a
whole.
The President assumed the chair and
On motion OF Nh. COulon, seconded by Mr..
Moran, the Levees Ordinance No. l47 was
adopted.
On motion.of Mr.. ,Kiaemer, seconded by Nj.
Moran.
Messrs. Taylor & CO. of the Orange Grove
plantation were granted the privilege to
place or erect gates o. the public roads, as
asked in their memorial; provided that the
said Taylor & Co.. place a keeper at each
gate, and not unnecessarily detain any person
or persons. on foot, horseback or otherwise,
at any time, during tho day or night, from
passing through SAID gates. Provided fur
Their that said Taylor " 20; keep the road, so
enclosed. in travelling condition, at all times
of the year.
On motion of Mr.. Matthew's seconded by mr.
Nor an, tie Jury Adjourned,
(SignedI s. !. GRlSAMORE,
President.
Certified
j. +. ALLAN Secretary.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-02

A copy of a resolution passed by the Police
Jury Of st. Mary Parish, authorizing the Pres
ldent of that Body to appoint 81 Commits
sioners to cooperate with commissioners from
the other parishes in the 4th. Levee District,
for the purpose OF raising means, w%herewith
to close crevasses affecting this portion of the
country, was duly read aud lard over.
A communication from Mr. +. 5. GoOde,
and an enclosed slip containing the proceed
ings of the Commissioners OF the several par
isles in the fourth kyee district. were duly
read and laid over.
A communication from Major A. j. Smith,
of Pointa Coulee, enclosing copy of resOlu-
tions passed by the Jury Of said parish, APP
pointing q commissioner, and inviting this
among other parishes, 20 do Likewise, and so
cooperate in devising means to raise funds
for the purpose of closing crevasses, inundat
ing the parishes in the fourth levce district.
was duly read and laid over,
The following communication was read and
laid over.
State of Louisiana,
Office Board of State Engineers, ;
New Orleans, July Goth. 1882.
Hon. S.. I. Grisamore, President Police Jury,
Parish of LafOurche.
Sir: The appointments of Levce Inspec-
tors heretofore made by the Board Of State
Engineers in accordance with section 10 of
Act No. So of 1880, it is understood will be va
Gated under the amendment Of said section 10
by section 3 of Act l0i session of 1882, which
amendment while authorz lng the appoint
ment of Inspectors, makes 10 provision for
their compensation.
Should your Police Jury desire the appoint
mcnt of such Inspectors for your parish, it is
respectfully requested that you so notify this
Board and nominate sOne competent person
therefor.
Upon the receipt of such notice and nomina
tion from you the Board of State Engineers
will make the appointment authorized in the
amended Act referred to; provided the In-
spector so appointed shall serve without ex-
pense to the State.
Enclosed herewith please find copies of the
Acts referred to
Very Respectfully,
The Board OF State Engineers,
per (S;gned) Henry d. Richardson,
Chief State Engineer.
The District Attorney then read and sub.
mitted two ordinances which he had been re.
quested to draw up, one relative to Roads,
the other relative to Levees, and OIL motion,
seconded, the same were referred to the Com
mittee on Roads and Levees.
The President requested the Committee on
! Public Building 10 examine the Jail yard, jail
and Otl.cr building thereon, and report their
condition to the Jury tomorrow morning.
On motion of Mr.. Coulon seconded, the
District Attorney was requested to submit tt
the Jury, his opinion in writing as to the le
gality of the lease of the Raceland Ferry, t.
Mr.. Rome.
On motion of Mr.. COulon, seconded the Jur,
adjourned to to- morrow morning at 10 O'Clock
(SignedJ S. L. Gl.ISAMORE,
President of Police Jury
Certified:
j. +. ALLAN, Secretary.