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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13
IIayden's Ferry Letter.
TEMPE. Oct. G. 1882.
H. H TRAVIS

TEMPE, Oct. G, 1882.
ED. HERALD:-When do thoughts
become real entities? When they
become bones of contention.
Air, ght, water Prerequisites TO
good health. Man shonId leave
these elements in as good condition
as he found them. We are not coed
husbandmen if we suffer tie Lords
estate to deterlOiaic. Is tie air as
pure and bracing in the Salt River
Valley as of Old? The water as pure
AMI health as good? Has the per
ceHtage of sickness and death in
creased? II so, why? We have
forced the water out of its wonted
channel 10 do service for us else
where, and when done with it, have
failed to restore il, but left it to
waste on the desert; we are receiving
our reward-in malaria. If you cut
4 tree, sill, plant another. If you can
not plant what you want, do the best
you can. Even the cotton-w God is
not to be despised 1t is not q very
pure tree; but we can e;ean the
bitches until we find tree that will
probably do that work for us. The
ash is success. Do not be discour-
aged. Plant, test, experiment. Why |
not plant and train few mesquits? |
They are healthful, JoT. !
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13
GRANVILLE II. curry.
FaIsehood, Ignorance and Chez

We are compelled TO show Mr.
Curry up in rather a ridiculous way
because tie gentleman through ignor
ance ana cheek has uttered and is u
tering that which is not So. ana for the
proof Of what We stale we refer Mr.
Curry or his friends 10 the depart
ment at Washington, or even to a
source nearer home, namely the Sur
veyor-General office at Tucson.
Sometime since the telegraph
wires made the newspapers say tina,
Congress had appropriated 100000
for surveying public lands in the
States and Territories, ard that
$1,000 0 of the same hal been given
to Arizona, while the real facts i'll
tho case are these: Congress aopro-
pria:ed $4,000 for surveying pub
lie lands in the States and territories,
of which Arizona was given Go, 900,
and no more. Probably Mr. Curry
lead the first ac cunt of the amount
given as reported, but neglected TO
keep posted in the p' EN- ses, and
thinks yet that 100000 was correct,
and that he can claim the crtdi of
securing the amount ami use it rs
campaign point.
In his speech at Mineral Park he
said, as we get it from the Prescott
Courier, that
Il succeeded in getting an order
for the re--urvey of the San G rio~
reservation, and also an anpropria-
ton of 100000 TO lie applied 10 the
Territory of Arizona for the survey
of the public lands
The order of the re-survcy of the
San Carlos reservation was secured
by Gov. Tr:tle when in Washing on
and the ten thousand dollars (ror
thet is alD which was credited o
Ar;zona by the Department was net
secured by Mr.. Curry.
We challenge HIM to show Tie
proof that he secured the small
amount of ten thousand doll RS TO
say n-thing of 100000. Yet he
claims that he did it all. Now, Mr..
Curry told the truth in that letter 10
Mr.. George II. Stevens of Graham
equity in which he said:
Il have not heen able to accom-
plish any single tiiing."-Kiner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

An attempt Will be made
within the next two months to
negotiate a commercial treaty
with Mexico, which will open
up the vast mineral resources
of that country to American
capital. To our border Terri
tories and States, such a treaty
is of considerable Importance,
our business relations being so
intermingled with those of the
border Mexican States, and yet
so completely unprotected and
embarrassed by the slow red
tape operations of both gov
ernments. Again, there will
now be more demand for facil-
tiles and protection in inter
national business on account
Of the practically American
railways which are being built
into and through Mexico. Gen
Grant and Mr.. Prescott will
leave Washington early next
month to attend to the imme-
diate business of the treaty.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

The wonderful changes that
are taking place in the United
States, commercially and po-
litically, are well illustrated in
tha fact that Georgia IS first
and foremost in advocating a
protective tariff Fifty years
ago she was ready to take up
arms against the enforcement
OF the tariff laws, and South
Carolina did declare that they
should be null and void within
her borders. With such evil
dences of the departure Of the
country and times from the
Jacksonian period one is some
times astonished to discover
local political leaders still de-
claring for a party as it was in
that day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

The Prohibitionists Of Cali =
fornia have put in the field a
complete ticket and one which,
it is thought, will carry w III it
eight or ten thousand votes.
Most of these votes VII come
from the Republican party.
The contest III the convention
was simply a cont sst between
the Democrats and Republi-
cans, the formey being for and
the latter agar st putting up a
ticket of their own. The for
mer won their point, the ticket
was put up, and the Republi-
can party in California weak
ened to the extent of the fol-
lowing of that ticket, for it is
well known fact that the
Democrats never fail to vote
their party ticket when once it
comes to the test.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13
e regions of invisibility.

A TELEGRAM purporting to come
from Casa Grapde announced a day
or two since that Indian Agent
Wheeler had retutned to Sacaton
and settled up with he Government.
We learn through private sources
that our first account OF the affair
wa correct and that he go as far as
Casa Grande and backed off in haste
when he found tl,at government Of
fcials were on hand.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

JUST as was expected the Star
makes" list of federal officers,
who OPPOSE Porter, which runs rs
follows: Zabriskie. Tidball, Hoover,
Robbins, Pinney AMI some seventy
five postmasters. We know OF a few
fe leral officers who oppose Curry
ID y are Zlbriskie, Tidball, Hoover,
F.obbins, Pinney and some seventy
five postmastcrs. There ur. also
few who, it is we'll known, support
Judge Porter. They are Zabriskie,
Tidball, Hoover, Robbins, Pinncy
and some seventy-five post
masters. With these numbers
we wonder whether the Enter
prise can figure up Oury's distance
below zero on the Sh of November.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

and superb, dressed I'D his mantle of
brocade lined with crmine, and. talk
ing the imperial crown sp .rkliRg
with diamonds, he places it with bis
own hands upon his head. At lhi,
moment the empress advances and
kneels down before her ADJUST
spouse. who, taxing off his crown,
holds it tor moment over the fore
head of the Czarina IN token of her
share in his omnipotenee.
In the courtyard Of the Krcmiins
the cannons thund,r. Tie three
hundred churches of Mo> COW ring
their JOY b. lis, and vaults of he old
cathedral re filed with sons Of
gladne>s and of trium Ii.
The mass bcgiis. The silver doors
of The lcOnostasus are opened. The
ArchbisLops of Novgorod and of
Kew approach the Emperor and in
form him that all is ready for the
anointment. The Gar descenls
from his throne.
The Empress accompan es him to
the door of the SANITARY, the TIRES
hold of which no woman can cross.
The Metropolitan of MoscOw then
dips in the vase that cOulains the
holy oil the golden branch that lie
hollis -, Ii. l,,11 o-d opOipfs fl,a
temples, the cyc.ids, the nostri.s, the
lips, the breast and The hands Of the
Gar while ut,crihg the words.
Behold the seal OF the Holy Ghost"
And after elch holy JUNCTION the Ne
tropcliian Of Novgorod wioes awsy
the traces. The ancient Cz rs for
seven days used not 20 wash the puts
of their body that had thus beea an
nuinted.
Conducted to the altar, the Gear
partalles of the communion, while
the EmpIe 5, sill knecling at the
door of the icon ostlsus, receives also
the communion from the Me
tropoliian of Kew. With the crown
upon his head the new Car depaI IS
through the north portal, passes be-
tween double row of Cpssacks
armed with lanccs and of Grenadiers
with gilded helmets, and amid the
applause of the popuiace enters the
Cathedral of the Archangel St.
Michael, where he kisses the holy
images, after which he ce-enters the
ancient palace by he Rel Staircase.
The r0past of the coronation is
given in the Terem. TAe Emperor
and the Empress, served by the
Marshals of the Court, cat alone
The superior officers, headed by The
Chief Marshal and escorted by oifi-
GERS of tile guards with drawn
swords, bring in the dishes that the
Metr, pOlIian b,esses, one after the
other. When the Gar wants to
drink, the diplomatic corps rctires,
walking backward. rnd singers in
gala costume, with swords by their
sides, andvance and execute, during
the rest of the renast, different pieces
of the old Russian repertoire.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

On Friday, our Territory
was disgraced by another of
those co!d-blooded murders,
the victim being Mr.. Leopold
Furrer, Chairman of the Board
of Supervisors of Yuma Cour-
ty. The criminal was one
VIM. Donehy. a carpenter Of
the Southern Pacific railroad
Mr.. Furrer was seated in his
Office when Donehy entered
and, without o word, opened
fire from a revolver, the first
shot killing the victim instant
ly. The shooting seems to
have originated in trouble con-
corning the settlement of
business transaction, in which
Donehy was evidently in the
wrong. Much excitement pre-
vailed and it was with Difficult
ty that the murderer was saved
from summarily stretching
hemp.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13
Mr.. curry claims that Republican

Mr.. curry claims that Republican
control at Washington is no impedi
ment to his usefulness there. He
Shows in his Mineral Park speech
that he was recognized on the floor
of the House as often as any dele
gate from the Territories and ortner
than some of the Republican dole
gates Now we know that any other
one Of the delegates did more for hi
constituency than did Mr.. Curry and
his acknowledgment that he had as
good a chance as any of hem is but
an acknowledgment that he is inca
pable, from some cause, of doing
what other men can do, and we be
Iieve that cause is a case of didn't
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

OURYs boom like the comet has
busted" and at best will only be
seen fora few minutes before the
rise of Porter's sun of victor5sshich
will hide it through long bright
day of Republican supremacy il
which the Curry will disappear into
the regions of invisibility.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

District Court opened today,
Judge Pi-ncy presiding.
Venire ord red for 30 grand jurors
20 app ar " ednesdly, Oc,ob-r II at
10 O'clock A. NJ.
Venire ordered for 24 trial jurors
for Friday October 10, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
The Civil Calendar is as follows =
No. 207. Chas. E. Philes. ct al. VS..
VIM. w. Hickies. Leave granted.
defendant until Wednesday morning
to file amended answer.
No. 225. s. p. r. II. Co. vs.. L. II
Orme. Tax Collector. Pas ed to
tomorrow.
No. 23O. Geo. w. SHRINE w. W.
Br;m, and John Allen VS.. Harry
II. Warn, demurrer withdl AVN, and
leave to ans wer Wednesday noon
granted.
No. 234. Dolores de Peralta and
NJ. L. Pera.ia VS. Frank Purcella,
for hearing on demurrer October
10th, at 10 A. NJ.
No csc. John Y. T. Smith vs. Eu-
gene Estabrooke & Alodolph G Id
man. Decree of fc%closure ordered.
NJ, 800. 10 Adams VS. Kelley &
Mayer. Dismissed at Defendants
cot
No. 24a. Ana White vs.. Patrick
White. ]. B. l.. Alexander TO take
testimony and report.
No. 24S. a. NJ. Lindsay vs.. C. A.
Luke. Judgment by default.
w. A. Rowe s. Go. vs. L. II. Orme
Tweed s. Hancock added to counsel
for plaintiff. Set for Oct. 10.
No. $50 w. A. Rowe e Co. VS.. L.
II. Orme. Tweed & Hancock added
to com, ei for plaintiff.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13
Kentucky Mules in Egypt.

The n. y. Times speaking of the
purchase and shipment of mules
from The United States TO the British
army in Egypt, makes the following
proposition as to the manner of
of their use:
The British General is an intelli-
gent and well-read man, and he
would never dream of employing
Kentucky mules ia connection with
batteries. The experiment was tried
during our civil war and with The
most disastrous results. In he rare
cl>es where a battery drawn by
mules lasted long enough to reach
position assigned to it on the ba tie
field l. never proved to be of any ser
vice. The mules, the moment they
were detached from the gun, invari-
ably began an assault upon the Gu
tire battery. Time after time the
spirits f the Corfederates were
raised by seeing what they imagined
TO be the explosion of magazine Ia
the Federal lines. They saw the air
flied with guns, broken weels and
artillerymen. and it was not until
they motto ed the absence of smoke
and noise that they could be per-
suaGed that tie phenomenon was the
result of mules. Experience taught
US that sixteen mules could kick
four-gun battery, Including artillery
men and ammunition, into small frag-
ments in six minutes by the watch,
and after seven or eight ba teries
had been thus destroyed an order
was issued forbidding the use of
males in the artillery service. The
FAC. seems to be that the Kentucky
male has a peculiar hatred OF guns.
1t was a Kentucky mule that, while
being led through siege battery at
Peters burg, kicked 300-pound Par
rot gun into the shape of stove =,
pipe elbow with a single kick, and
L =
the 12-inch armor of the Amisked
r0uGeiSdnl3quS,sc'S turret while that
famous monitor was lying at the
Williamsburg wharf were Kentucky
mules inspired by hatred of the two
16-inch turret guns which, as the
Captain of the monitor sadly rcmem.
bers, they finally kicked overheard.
To suppose that Sir Garnet is ignor-
ant of these facts is nonsense and he
would have been little else than
a mailman hal he Intended to pace
his artillery at the mercy of Kenluc-
ky mules. His object in importing
them and timing their arrival so |
that they should land in Egypt ten
days after the cessation of hostil.ties
was therefore something very differ
ent from what the public had i'm
agined it to be.
The landing of The mules at Alex
andria will unquestionably strike
terror to the Egyptians The former
animals have brooded over the
they have endured during
heir confinement on shipboa d, and
they will land in more than usual
Iy gloomy and VI dictive frame of
mind. The Arab donkey boys will
crowd a ound them regarding them
rs new style of donkey, and the
mu'e s will improve the occasion.
The four thousand donkey boys will
sail simultaneously through the air,
md the mules, whose appetite will
have merely been whetted by the
rif1ing exercise of kicking ten don
Key boys each, will roam through
he city ready to take a hand-oI
ather heel-whenever an oppor-
unity of kicking an Egyptian pre-
.ents itself. l
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

A species Of wild potato has
Lately been discovered in the
Huachucas, which promises to
be of great agricultural impor-
lance to Arizona In the future.
It is said to be superior to the
ordinary Irish potato and
grows in great abundance along
the canyons of the mountains
ners discovered. Professor
he noted botanisit, is
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13
SVerer.

Judge Porter had rousing
reception in Florence, Oury's
home, which shows the uupop-
ularity of Curry even among his
own people and where he is
best known The people of
Florence are much d S satisfied
with the conduct Of their dis
tinguished citizen while in
Washington, and propose to
see that some man goes there
this time that is able to do
something. The large court
house in Florence was crowded
to overaowing on the occasion
OF the appearance OF Judge
Potter AM great good feeling
and enthusiasm prevailed
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

The Denver Mineral Expo
sition closed on Monday of
this week, with appropriate ex
ercises. It has been CT vast
benefit to the mining interests
OF the West and Southwes =,
and Will doubtless give a new
impetus to the business In the
gold, silver, end copper bear
ing regions Of the Rocky Noun
tains
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

Mr.. Thnrlow, one of the editors of
The Tomb tone Republic1n, who
called on US a day or two ago, writes
10 his paper of cur town in cry
fatterirg way. He says: Il arrived
here this morning ut o'clock, after
an all-night ride, tired and chilled
through 10 the bone. Just hefore
the dawning of day the comet doomed
up grandly in the eastern heavens,
and if it coul not be seen otherwise,
it would well repay the trip hither.
The bright green fields of alfalfa
that border the rold upol either
hand between the outer ditch and
town were most refreshing after The
barren wastes that intervene between
Maiicopa and Sal; River, and are; the
living evidence of the fert lily of the
soil, where the one requisIte-water
is applied. 1t has been two years
since my last visit 10 Phoenix and
were it not for the prOtusi0n of trees,
L would hardly have becl able TO
recognize the town, so great h I've
been the Improvements. These i'm
provements are not alone confined to
the fine business blocks OF the main
street, but beautiful cottages adorn
the suburbs of the town. Business
is good though not rushing. There
is that happy, contcnted air about
Phoenix that is in marked contrast
with Tombstone, which is either
buoyed up to the seventh heaven by
some new strike, or else depressed
by the everlasting Gro liking of rho-c
who will persist in knocking the bot
tom out once in about every month.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

a portion OF the Yellowstone
Park has been leased to a COM
pany of capitalists and they
are to put two or more hotels
upon the lease costing, in the
aggregate, not less than two
million dollars. The northern
Pacific railroad IS to commence
building a branch road into
the Park at once.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13
AT tie head Of the Rennb

AT the head Of the Republican
ounty ticket today stands the nam
Of Chas. T. Haydn than WI ON n
more upright man Cannot be ioun
in the Territory. Mr. Hayden is
moreover man of progressive idea
and will be a careful legislator and
conservator oftLe rights and privil-
eyes of DIaricopa County should Ii e
be elected.
Judge C. A. Tweed's name appear.
as District Attorney, and what we
have srid of him as a candidate for
Probate Judge we heartily say OF
his candidacy for District Attorney.
The county will be perfectly safe in
i: care.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

The charges against David
Neahr, Of the Prison Commits
sion, for Improperly receiving
money not due him., are b ing
investigated by Coy Iritle.
The proofs are being written
out and submitted to him.
Probably some days will elapse
before any conclusion viii be
arrived at.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

THE hue and cry has been raised
in the Democratic papers of the Ter
ritory that our Federal Office holders
Are opposed to Porter. So far as
those persons are Democrats they ar
opposed TO him, bat as it happens.
only two or three postmastcrs at in
significant Offices are Democrats and
on their backs is built the great
Doubling Castle OF the Democracy,
and accordingly small mole hill
has been pulled into a wonderf Il
mountain of wild. Not one singh
impor' ant Federal official in the
Territory opposes Judge Porter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

Leadyille is producing base
ballion at the rate of $4,000
per day and over one thousand
tons of silver have been pro
daced. there during the; last
five wears.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

The bullion product from
Maine viii soon be largely aug
mented by the opening up of
the Sullivan and Blue Hills
districts
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

The 81 s.aaHa09h .{fiRi5g
Herald says that Feansylva-
MIA viii, in the next few years,
be producing coal, at the pres
ent rate of increase, to the
amount of 100000 tons an
7111a1lv
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

Extensive preparations are
being made for an Authors
Carnival to be held in the Me-
chanic's Pavilion, in San Fran
xoicao
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

Purdy's blow about resum-
ing control Of the EpitapA
seems to have been simply a
Purdy point. Nothing in it.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13
W eekIy aid

The Jeanette investigating
Court of Inquiry was to be
c nvened this week.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13
Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn a coed thing be-
cause you have been deceived by
worthless nostrums. Parker's Gin
ger Tome has cured many in this
section of nervous disorders, and we
recommend it heartily to such suff-
ohm.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

THE Enterprise is about to locate
the capitals of Tucson at Florence.
Just bring that little town over toe
won't you Mr.. Enterprise?
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

The Secenteenth day Of this month
Is The last dry upon aohich you can
rzaister.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

Reniember that you must register
bet;rs you cdr 1ote.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-10-13

GROUND mas been broken FIR the
new Catholic church at Florence.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-01-19
Sgetial Wotites.
State Sunday School Institute.

We are pleased to announce that arrangements
have been made with Mr.. B. F. Jacobs, of Chca-
co. Chairman, Mr.. E. Payson Porter, of Phila'
delphia, Statistical Secretary, and others repre-
senting the Executive Committee of the Inter-
national SUNDAY School Convention, to hold a
Sunday School Institute at Charleston, Febru-
ary 2l-22. The Statistical Secretaries of the State
Sunday School Convention, and the Presidents of
the County Conventions are hereby requested to
secure full representation in this important
meeting. All interested in Sunday School work
are also invited to attend and we are authorized
to say that entertainment will be furnished to
those who come.
The exercises will begin at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning. r. D. SMART, Pres.
G. F. WILLIAMS, Ch. EX. Com.
January 10 1t
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-01-19
TOWN ORDINANCE.

lTa meeting of the Town Council Of York
a Vile, held January 2, 1882, one of the Ordi-
nances passed May 81, 1881, was amended 80 as
to read as follows: .. .-r..
AN ORDINANCE RELATIVE TO sPIRITUous LIQUORS.
Be it Ordatned: That any person or persons soI
violating any of the provisions of the Act of the
General Assembly, adopted Dec. "a, 1880, to regu-
late the sale Of liquors shall in ado addition Hr to the
Wines spirituous or malt liquors, fruits prepared
with spirituous liquors bitters or other beverages
without license, or being a Druggist without
prescription from regular practicng physician ian
9th r than himself, lie fined not less than ten Q0)
dollars, nor more than fifty (50 dollars, for eacn
and every violation, one half to 60 to the inior
mer whether he be Town Marshal or not) ana
the other half paid into the treasury OF tne
town: i: or be imprisoned not less than hVe (o)
dayl; or be both fined and imprisoned,
s. stemutic giving away of any OF sald artlcies,
is b reby ordained to be a nuisance, Wlthin tne
pur ,iew of this Ordinance. and Vlolatlon SUB
C. T.. SPENCER, 1ntendant.
G. w. 8. HART, Clerk,
Jsnuary5 "
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-01-19
THE CORNER DRUG STORE.
ASTONISHING. WONDERFUL

CHRISTMAS GOODS, in great variety, at the
Corner Drug Store, very cheap.
CHRISTMAS GOODS, consisting of fine Hair
Brushes inlaid with Pearl, very beautiful indeed.
CHRISTMAS GOODS, comprising different
qualities of Tooth, Nail and Clothes Brushes
CHRISTMAS GOODS, in large assortment OF
Pungents, in empty and filled Cut Glass Bottles.
CHRISTMAS GOODS, consisting of large and
beautiful Paper Boxes filled with Stationery.
CHRISTMAS GOODS, embracing the finest as
sortment of Pocket Knives in Yorkville.
CHRISTMAS GOODS, in some Of the finest
Razors Razor Straps, Shaving Mugs, Brushes, DC.
Besides great many other articles that would
make all acceptable Christmas or New Years
present to parents, children, lovers or friends,
very cheap, as am determined to sell. At the
"Old Doctors"
DIR. JOHN MAY, Agent.