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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

Ira A. Nall, ESQ.,, an Old friend
 and correspondent of the Nfni'sg Re
 oie,o returns copy of our paper per
 forated with bullet-hole by mail
 robbers in Arizona.-Minfns Revtea0
 The Silver King inning company
 paid their thirty-third monthly
 dividend, one of twenty-five cents
 per share on the 18th 1nst., aggregat-
 ing $25,OOO. Total O. dividends to
 date, s1,O5O,OOC.
 The Pima county democrats, yes
 terday, nominated the following
 ticket; For Sheriff, E. D. Shaw;
 District Attorney, Jos. c. Perry; Treasurer, R. r. Leatherwood Re corder, ". Z. Head Supervisors, R.
 Harrison, Jos. Goldtree; Territorial Council, Col. c. P. Sykes, F. G. Hughes; Assembly, Thos. Gortes, P. L. Bowling, Sabino Otero, Mat. J. Bedding, NJ eye WIcks.
 Salt Lagoons are met with in sev- eral places in Apache county, Arizo na. The principal lake or lagoon is near the line of New Mexico. Abou 100000 pounds are taken yearly from tlis lake, and with proper facilities it could be made 10 produce an almost unlimited supply. The salt is precipitated to the bottom of the lake, wagons are driven into the shallow water, and the glistening crystals shovrled i'm This is one of the most valuable salt springs on the continent, and besides supplying cittlc raiscrs ia Apache and portions of Yavapai, furnishes large qua nti ties for the working Of silver ores.- Citt=ea.
 The commanding officer of com pany c, Indian scouts, will proceed to San Carlos, A. T., and there dis charge, on the 30th instant, lis con- pany of scouts and turn over the dis charged Indians to the Indian Agent, San Carlos Indian Reservation, and immediately thereafter eli { a new company of twenty-five Indians. Upon the completion of this duty he will return without delay, with his company. to his station, Fort Hua- chuca.
 Our Southcrn exchanges repo t the enthusiastic reception of Judge Porter everywhere. Even the Epi- taph only indulges in little slight inuendo.
 A late number of the Sentine, speaks as follows of that section of the Territory: This coming winter promises 10 Le one of great prosper ity in Yuma county. The different mining companies operating in thIs section are making preparations 10 work their properties on an extensive scale. The Castle Dome company has already taken steps to engage a lage force Of men. The merchantile traffic is on q gra luaI increase, and every week large coAslgnmentS Of merchandsge arc forwarded to the lower river On the Gila, the farm ing interests are thriving, and new water ditches arc being cXcavete1. General preparations are being made for the planting of heavy ,rop next season. The boat that eft here this week, carried cargo # nearly 250 tons of assorted freight which speaks well for the business # the upper river. In fact, every, hing considered, the outlook for Yuma county in a commercial point ,f view, is fatterlng and our people nave every reason to expect season ,f coatinued prosperity.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29

The Democracy of the Territory must be ashamed of their platform, adopted by the Territorial Conven- ton. After a hunt of half an hour this morning among our Democratic exchanges we failed 10 fad it.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
ATTENTION VOTERS! If you wish to vote you
 Must Register.
Read tha Following Ter
 riTcYiaE 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 ye ear 1882, and every two years thereafter, there shall be an entire new registration. - Section 4 ParagraGh 6.
 SECoND-That no registering of fcer shall be permitted to place any name upon the reg sier after twenty (20) days before an eieclion.-Sectio7a I, PardgrGgh 5.
 In accordance herewith every voter must be registered before the 18th of October. 1882, or theywill not be entitled to . vote at the en- suing general election.
 Following is list of the various voting precincts, and the regis ering officers therein, for Maricopa County, to wit:
 Phoenix. x.......R. R. F. Kirkland Tempe. =. 4. J. Hubert, J. T. Pr. st Mesa. a.....F. NJ. Pomeroy Mcdowell. ....... North Wilcox Verde. Jas Latourette Cave Creek J. Hoskins Agua Fria. Wilson Campbell Vulhre. .......J. II. Clifford Wickenburg. Dave Wright Gila Bend. Frank Welcome Agua Calicnte. H. Neahr
 Registering officers, under the law, must make monthly returns to the undersigned in order to facilitate printing. R. F. KIRKLAND,
 County Recorder.
 A letter from Democrat of Mesa City to the Citizen says the Mormon Democrats are going for Porter l The HERALD is in possession of like inform. ation through private note.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29

Our government is far from un- grateful or forgeiful of her defend, CTS The total number of pension CTS on the roll is 2S5, ,697, and the amount of pension pail them in the last year, with costs of disbursc- ment. S5429a. .2SO.54.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29

Grover Cleveland IS the Demo- cratic nominee of the Syracuse con vention for Governor of New York. He is the present Mayor of Buffalo, forty years of age, lawyer by pro- fession and a bachelor.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL CO11-
 1EEFEEE.

The members of the County Re publican Central Committee are re- questcd to meet at the Court House, in Phoenix, On Saturday, Sept. 30th, 1882, at 10 o'clock A. M., fer the pur- pose of organization. and for the transaction of such business as may properly be brought before it.
 A full attendance is earnestly solicited. J. Y. T. SMITH,
 Chairman of the Convention.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29


 Though the fees and salaries of officials in Maricopa County are regulated by the Legislature" and for the present time are too large, we have never heard of Democratic economists making any move what ever 10 have the Legislature reduce them. If "econop-y" is to be the slagan of our Democratic friends, a d move in the reduction of salaries would figure very gracefully therein. We do not doubt that the present Democrat officials have done what they ooull fer the county so far as it. did not touch their own pockets, but we speak more particu- larry of the influence the party has lent to measures economic. Who were interes.el in fixing high fees and salaries by legislation enact mcnt? Who were prime movers in stopping extravagant outlay in the county by legislative enactment and providing for the reduction of the county debt? We think the answer to these questions will indicate the party tendency in question.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
Satisfaction enr ,rnn

In our family of ten for over two years Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured headache, mal ria aud other complaints so satisfactorily that we ire in excellent health and no ex- pense for doctors CT other medicine -Chronic1e.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29

A CARD-1o all who are suffering from the errors and discretions cf youth, nervous weakness, early decay loss of manhood &5c 1 will send a re- cipe that will cure you, free of charge" This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send a self-addressei en velope to the REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN Station D New York City.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29

Folger, the Republican candidate for Governor of New York, is the present Secretary of the Treas ury.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
Samaritan MeFvine

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 SAMARITAN NERvINE cured my little girl of fits. She was also deaf and dumb. but it cured her. She can now talk and hear as well as anybody.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
Russian DueI.

NEW YORK. Sept 22.-Frlday's Herald's special from the Petersburg says Lieut. Stalehene was killed yesterday in a duel with pistol at fifteen paces by Capt. Prince 6kok- owskoi. Skokowskoi fell at first shot slightly wounded in the side, but the ball which he fired in fal- ling, mortally wounded Stalehene.
 The persons responsible for the railroad disaster in tunnel at ssh street, New York City, have been ar rested, they are telegraph operator, conductor and g brakeman.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
Egyptian Cienlency.
Striving Ffsherman

QUEBEC, Sept.-The new prefect appointed by the Pope makes an UT gent appeal for public charity for settlers and fishermen on the Labra- dor Coast threatened with star 7aIon through the utter failure of crops and If the seal and coddsheries.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
CowbaYa Guarrel.


 DENVER. Col, Sept. 23-The par ticu1ars of duel between cowboys have just reached here. Geo. How ard, owner of . herd of 5000 cattle, and John Kelly, owner of a herd of 4000, were driving in company frcm Arizona East. North of Trinidad, on the plains, the two herds were separate, Howard to follow the Santa Fe train to Kansas City and Kelly to drive north to Denver. On the riute accidental exchanges had been made, and Howard insisted in having his stock out, but was unwil ling to deliver Kelly's, and it was finally agreed to settle the mater l'y a battle, between SIX picked men of each party. Accordingly eleven men ranged themselves on horse back on two sides fifty feet apart, and at a signal from the employ CTS the fight began. At the first fire four men were instantly killed. Geo Weber, of Kelly's party, was shot through the breast. One of How ards men fell with ball through the head and two others of the same party were shot through the heart The diymayed Howard party, with tho exception of the em lover, fled to camp. Kelly then rode up to Howard and proposed thlt the fight it out. Howard declined saying that he understood the matter settled according to the terms of battle made beforehand. They then ex- changed the mixed cattle buried the dead of both and separated for diff.
 erent routes.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
Ore-on Senator.
Yellow Fever


 WAsaiNGroN, Sept. 26.-The total cases of yellow fever at Brownsvilie thus far are ,97O; deaths 13O. The cases at Pensacola 344; deaths A. Several new cases are reported and enc death.
 The Spanish steamer Rita arrived at Newport-News without inspection by the qu urantine officer The act Ing secretary telegraphs that the civil authorities should or,ler the vessel 10 quarantine If she refuses, war vessel can compel her.
 Engineer EIeIIvllIe.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 26-A Wash ington special to the Sun says: Chief Engineer Melville during q call at tie Navy Department yesterday slid he would be wiling to take' command of another expedition to the North Pole, provided he could have full command and could have a ship built, fitted and equipp.d to suit him. He believes the course to the North Pole is by the Franz Josef Land route.
 E3le Northern Indians.
 OMAHA, Se,t. 26.-Two hundred Cleye ns have left Pine Bidge agen- cy. The Indlans say they have TO hostile intentions, but are goia g on probable excursion 10 Fort Keogh. The Interior Department instructed the agent not to interfere.
 Egyptian Clemency.
 CAIRO, Sept. 26.-It is stated ti Khedive will shortly issue a decree granting a general amnesty to the rebels except about SIX who will be tried for their lives, being implicated lu masacres and the conhagra'ion at 4 lavunlria
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
TELEGRAPHIC.
Tho Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-Wheat Quiet; No. 1, $165; No. 2, S1.60; extra choice, $1.6719.
 Barley-Weaker; feed, ,S1. e4@1.3O brewing, s1.9O e e1 30; chevalier, $1.35@ 1.5O; firm.
 Oats-Lower; extra choice, S1 62116 1.G5; No. l, $1.571s e $1 GO; No. ,, $150@1.55.
 Corr-Nominal; yellow, $1.7O@ 175.
 Hay-steady; s12@1o.
 Potatoos-75c@$1.1O
 Bran-Weal1; S1715 O SIS.
 Wool-Unehang q.
 Grs ham Cauniy DcrnOcrats. CAMP THOMAS, A. T. Sept. 2G.-The Democratic Convent on at SafIord yesterday nominated the following ticket: Legislature, P. J. Bolan; Sheriff, George H. Stevens; Probate Judge, c. 1T. Hyatt; Treasurer, l. E. Solomon; Supervisors, A. L. Jones A. NJ. Franklin, s. Sponery; District Attorney, Patterson; Surveyor, Hol- liday; Public administrator, Dan Ming; Recorder, Salcido.
 Gen. Crook at San Carlos.
 CAMP THOMAS, Sept 26.-General Crook and staff reached San Carlos last evening.
 Marshal Tidball, with Deputy Evans is also here, making arrange ments to remove the Indian prison CTS taken to Tucson for trial. These are the Indians who committed the murders on the Apache road ring the out break last fall. It is Loprd the the citizens of that burg will see that thsse Indians get their just deserts.
 Oregon Senator
 SAN FRANCIsAo, Sept.-Salem Or egon, dispatch says: The Senatorial, ballot today stood: Mitchell, fl; Prime, 30; w. Carly Johnson, 1G; scat e ing, 93; Six Democrats V te with the Mitchell men, The second ballot was the same as the first. Ad- journed till tomorrow.
 Fall of a Gallery.
 PlTTsBURG, Sept. 26-Last night the west gallery of the exposition brilding gave way and a number of persons with the piano anl two or gans were precipitated to the floor, distance of twenty feet. Seven per sons were injured. Two probably |
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
SAMARITAN NERvINE

cured my little girl of fits She was also deaf and dumb. but it cured her. She can now talk and hear as well as anybody.
 PETER Ross, Springwa-er, Wis.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29
SAMARITAN NERvINE

Has cured me of asthma; also scrofula Of many years sta)dins. ISAAC JEWELL.
 Covington. Ky.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29

WashingtNp St, opposite the Plaza.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29

SEVENTY CITIZENS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-29

Has permanently cured me of epilepsy many years duration. JAcoB SUrEn.
 St. Joseph, Mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-02

H Agente, que, q pesar de haber
empleado bien 8 NAL todo los re.
cursos de su especial oratoria, no ha
logrado convertir a uno solo de los
iinfeles que viven separados de su
communion polltica, acaba de hacer-
nos pasar por las horcas cawdimos
con ell siguiente dilema que debiera
aplicarse q 81 mismo, puesto que le
cuadra perfectamente Con San NJ
gue1, 8 CON el Dia6lo.
Y as1 Sc expresa, por ell hecho de
que, segun dice en- su ditimo ndme-
70, la gran reunion del partido
que aquf defiende los derechos de
Espaila secondicionahnaente asistieron
algunos alcaldes de los pueblos de
la Isla, cual 81 este hubiese dejado
de ser meritorio a los ojos de la
patria y de sus representatives en-
este suelo.
Desde que el mencionado peri6.
dico nos endilg6 aquello de +: una de
cal q otrG de arena, sabemos nosorros
que es un mediano GBaHU 8 cons
tructor de patraiias pollttcas, y por
ESQ no nos cuesta gran trabajo ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-02

este camino Sc buscan ellos mismoa
Ia expiaci6n
Conque asf, caro- colega, no Sc
meta & predicador, cuando debe
llevar la tdnica del penitente 8 el
cilicio del anacoreta. iSerfa de ver
que conlas predicaciones de E Ageate
muriese ell cristianismo de la verdsd
y del amor, y resucitasen los tiempos
del paganismo! Nosotros tenemos
una lampara que no Sc apaga runca;
la alampara del patriotismo. Enciendan
otros su luz al Diablc. Nosotros d
San Miguel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-02

SOS varios aventajados aiumnos que
tenfan q su cargo los respectivos pa
peles de la obra. Terminado ell dra-
ma, varios escolares cantaron con
acierto un coro de Lucia.
En- los entreactos toc6 la ban.
da diversas pleas !iricas que fue-
ron escuchadas con gusto, y varios
nifios de corta edad, don Manuel Le-
desma, don Justo Rivera, don Joa-
qufn Servera y don Rafael Balsei-
70, ejecutaron en- ell piano, con
notable maestrfa, rara en- extre-
mo, a.endida su corta edad, escogi-
dos trozcs de opera cuyas dltlmas
notas ahogadas fueron por estallidos
de palmadas. Lo mismo los m1si.
COS de la dicha banda, que los ni6os
que hicieron primores en- el teclado
hubieron de revelar al menos obser-
vador la experta ensenanza artfstica
del professor don Pedro Delgado q
quien nos completeness en- tributar
desde aquf desapasionado elogio.
Terminada la parte musical, hfzo.
sc p1bllca manifestation de los ba-
chilleres en- artes graduados en- el
curse de 1892 y d qulenes fue en-.
tregando suceslvamente ell Sr. Ace.
Llama los respectivos diplomas. Son
ellos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-02

Una multitud inmensa, compuesta
de gran parte de 10 mas selecto que
contiene nuestra sociedad, asisti6 el
jueves a la distribution de premios
del Institute. Ouando hizo alto alli
el tranvla de las IL y media, atesta-
do de gente, va ell Institute presenta-
ba un animado golpe de vista eau
sa de la muchedumbre que por 81 dis
currfa, y que con gran provision, ade-
lantandose al tren, habia llegado de
antemano en- carriages. La facha-
da del Colegio aparecfa decorada
con un gran escudo nacional y otro
de esta isla, y con diversos detalles
de exquisite gusto. La arquerfa del
anchuroso patio-jardfn adornabanla
blasones de las provincias de Espaiia,
inscripciones a.eg6ricas de ciencias y
artes y ramajes.
CuYado completamente ell espa.
cioso salon de actos, llenos los corre-
dOres tambien de numerosfsimo p1-
blico, d ESQ de la una, POGO mas 8
meros, y asf que ocup6 la presiden.
cia ell Excmo Sr Mariscal de Campo
don Saturnino Fernandez Acellana,
d quien TOGO marcha de Infantes la
banda del Institute, di6 principle
la gran solemnidad.
Levantado ell tel6n del bonito es.
cenario que es digno comp!emento
del salon de actos, tuvo lugar Ia re-
presentation de I'm historlco drama
en- tres actos titulado La ConQatistQ
de CddSs y en- cuyo desempeno mere.
cleron nutridos y enthusiasts apiau.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-02

La mlsma manifestation Sc hizo
luego de los jovenes que han sido
distiuguidos con premios y 0ccesSts,
tanto por su piedad y ejemplar con.
ducta, como por su aplicacaci6n en-
las m1ltiples asignaturas de los cur
SOS academicos. A todos, mientras
sc daba puollcidad d sus nombres,
iba ell Excmo Sr Segundo Cabo col.
gando carlnosamente del cuello las
aureas medallas. Ceremonia inn
ponente y conmovedora que hacia
recordar d muchos de los clrcunstan.
tes, con noble envidia y sensaci6n
protunda, las alegrias mas grandes
de la infancia, las lagrimas del amor
de los padres, las dnicas realidades
de la vida humana!
Las tres y media serian cuando e.
nallzo la gfata solemnidad. La mu-
cnedumbre abandon0 ell salon do ac.
tos, y Ell entusiasmo y conmocion
NAL contenidos de los padres y ma.
dres que haolan presenciado henchi-
dos de JuDl4o los trlunfos de los Pc
dazos lie su coraz6n pudieron al 6n
desbordarse en- transportes de ternu.
ra y de feiicidad. La naturaleza
exig1a y recuperabA imperlosa los
derechos que le hablan vedadc por
un momento las leyes socia.es.
No haremos punto final sin enviar
nuestros mas calurosos placemes, d
la vez que a los premlados alumnos
del Ilstltuto- Oolegio, d sus satisfe-
chos padres y exlnios maestros.
He aqui ahora, para completeness
de tod0s, Ia