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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-10-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
Special to the HERALD
Porter ia Gil be.

Special TO the HERALD.
Porter ia Gil be.
GLOBE. via Wilcox, October o.
Judge DeForest Porter arrived here
Saturday and was enthusiastically
received. In the e!ening he deliver
ell what is pronounced to be the
best speech ever made in Globe
Oury's friends concede ella County
to Porter by slight majority.
Splendid Welcome to the Next
Congressman.
PINAI., A. T., Oct S.-Judge Por-
ter arrived here from Florence on
Friday evening and addressed the cit
liens an hour Ur two later. There had
been no announcement of his CON-
ing, but in the short space of an hour
bonflIes and salutes were prepared,
and large audience assembled at
Hunts nall. The speaker wac intro
dnced by Judge Reymert, gave an
able exposition of the needs of our
young Territory, AMI how t. secure
the active aid of the government
He made most complete and salts
factory refutation Of all charges
against him before his resignation.
and clearly proved that the animus
of them was malicious, sprincing
from personal and political jea-
lousics. He had never been served
with copy of the CHI .rges, and was
left without an opportunity officially
to refute them. His personal rcla-
tions with the Attorney General and
administration were entirely am ca
ble and harmonious. judge Porter
wound up with a mastery statement
of tie Indian question. The assem-
blage displayed great enthusiasm,
the speaker making highly favor
able impression on tie audience,
amongst whom were many DINO
Gratis. After the speeches the ser j.
me1t was unanimous IN favor of
Porter. The judge left for Globe
on Saturday morning.
A Temperance Ticket in New
York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The Manhat-
ten Temperance Association has
nominated VIM. E. Dodge for Mayor.
The ScOvi les
CHICAGO. Oct. George Scoville
has filed petition in the County
Court asking that Mrs. Scovllle be
adtudgcd insane anG confined in the
asylum.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

The Arizona Sampling Company
has been organized with plenty Of
funds t" establish samp ing works
at Middietown (Beale Springs in
Mohave county. The capacity will
be about fifty tons ia every ten
hours.
The Graham County Times which
has been missing among our exchan-
yes explains its absence as follows {:
After ii three weeks suspension
the Times relppcars today under a
new MA agcmcnt. 1t has now come
to stay. The paper will be run as
an independent journal, and viii
discuss all affairs without fear o.
favor"
The Times is now under the man.
agemcnt cf W. ". Jones and we
hope to see it enjoy the prosperity
it deserves.
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Informa ion reaches US that much
complaint is being made concerning
the care of the help ess at the Coun-
ty hospital. 1t is stated that the at
tendrnt is off on a spree and the hes
piial affairs are left to take care of
themselves. The Supervisors should
look into the matter al once.
The eleven Indians taken from
San Ca los 10 Tucson for trial con-
corning The Cibicu massacre, II We
bt en- discharged by the grand jury
for want of evidence and the Indians
have been returned TO the Reserva-
ton. Wasn't it just little privious
TO attempt to indict these Indians
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Proposals for Flour.

ONCE Of The Chief Comrn,ssary of Sab
sstance, Whipple Barracks,
PRESCOTT. a. T., Sept. p. 1889
SEALED PROPOS AIS. in TT plicate,
subject to the usual conditions, viii b
recei ed this Office and At he Offices of
the Acting Assistant Commissaries Of
Subsistence. Mt the following named posts.
until 12 O'Clock room, Monday, Oc;ob; T
%. 1882 at which time and plac they viii
be opened in the pre- enc of bidders, fir
furnishing and doliV,fy of Flour, as fol
lows:
Bow e. A. tt. sc, 900 lbs. Fort Graft y.
t. so COO lD-.; Fort Huachuca, A. T., 40
COO lb:. Fort Lowell; A ~ a.; % GOO lbs !;
Thomas, A t, $4,000 lbs; Fort Verde, A.
t. p COO lbs; Camp Prince, A. T.. IS 600
lbs; whipplc Bari acks. A. T., 40 009-
Proposal must be accom- led by a
bond with two su et-es in the snm
81 600 each, and in accold dance with the
form pre- cribcd. proposal unaco ompE-
MED by such bond, will not be consider
ed. The RICH, to diminish the amount to
be pu' chased ut the respective osts is
reserved by the Government; and, with
the consent OF The bldder TO whom an
award is made. II nj be iner ased. De
livery of one half the amount awarded,
win be required within forgive days,
and tie balance within ninety days after
notification o. award. No bid will be
ent, riained. Il; less Sampl 8 be FARMS led
which shoi ID not ne OF re weren't tuuh
) pounds. so marked as to be asily Inc ca
Iilied. and should rach this Office on or be-
fore he date for opeuing bids. A stand
ard sample o. fl ur, OF the qua ity this adj
vertisemcnt conte mplates will he furnish
ed bidders on application, which applica-
ton ehould BE- made at the Carl, st pTao i
BILE date. The Government deserves the
right to eject any or a proposals.
Blank propo- ais. b Inds and fu infor-
nation rs to the mann OF BIZ! ding, con
d!tions to be observ by hidde-s, and
terms of contract and payment viii be
furnish d on BPS lication to this offic or to
II G CommissaiieS of the l0-ts-
Envelop' containing proposals should
be marked; proposals for Flour at
- and addressed to the Undersigned or
to the COmmissary at The Post,
CIIAS, P EAGAE,
s3O4w Capt. and C. S., L 5. A.
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LETTER LIST.

The following letters remained
unclaimed for at the Phoenix Post
office, at Phoenix, A. T., Monday,
Oct. 8 h, 1882:
Clarence W Bur::sss. 9anefon,
VIM S Clark. Miss Rebecca, G. f.
Evans, Chas Ellerman, George Ger
ard, Joseph Gschwind, w S Hcnder-
son, Harvey Hanson, John McCay,
r. K McGrath, w. J. March, Mrs.
Maud McManus, w Mo-ley, Vim
Nixan, G II Moves, William Nye,
Jas Pool, N 3 Sharp, Chris P Skar.
7 G Summers, Peter Pc: der, Andri W
Wammack. Pillar Aras, Juan Albires
Ygnacio Acuna, Ramon Guerta,
Vicente GaIlardo, Refugio Leibas,
Fcrmina Romero. Returned letters ::
Jesus Laguna.
Persons calling for any of the let
tiers will please say "advcrtised." If
not called for within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. GEO. E. MowRY, 2 NJ.
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Republican Central Committee
PHOENIX, \. T. Oct. Q, 1872.

PHOENIX, y. T.. Oct. Q, 1872.
The County Republican Central
Committee met and organized by
elccting John Y. T. Smith. Chair
man, and c. II. Knapp, Secretary.
By unanimous consent, N, A. Nor
ford was placed on the Committee
as member from Phoenix, in place
of G. A. Luke.
On motion it was voted that tn e
nomination Of Chas. T. Hayden, by
the Independents for the office of
j int Councilman, be endorsed by
this Committee aud his name
placed upon the ticket.
A communication from C.. y.
Tweed was received and read, and
on motion it was voted that the name
OF c. A. Tweed heretofore uomina-
ted for the office of Probate Judge,
be Withdrawn, and that c. A. Tweed
be placed upon the ticket, and that
he be declared the nominee of the
Republican party for the office of
Dis riot Attorney.
The matter of nominating Precinct
officers and School Trustees, was
left to the members of The Commit
tee IN the Sc 7eral precincts.
An Executive Committee, consist
ing of E. Rood, E. B. kirkland, and |
]. B Cramcr, of Phoenix; j. M.
Garcia, of Tempe; and Jos. s. Drew,
Of Vulture, was appointed.
Adjourned to meet at the call Of
the Chairman.
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II. Nc Donald has been appointed
Deputy Sheriff.
Mr.. H Pianett, of Mcdowell, and
VI essrs. r. H. Martin and NJ. Cava-
ness, Of Pinal, are paying their re-
spects to Phoenix.
The Rev ]. w. Rumburg arrived
in the Territory few days since
and is stopping with his brother in
this place.
The name of Mr.. Richard Rule
well-known Arizona Journalist
stands at the head of the Epit 1ph as
editor and manager.
Mr.. Killing, of the Centennial dis
trict, is IN town fer a day or two,
coming on horseback by tho way of
Yuma, ride of nearly 400 miles,
made in less than eight days.
The mail train from the west ran
off The track west Of Maricopa on
Saturday night which made the Sun
days N Ill somewhat late. We be-
lieve no damage was done.
Mr.. Eoscnthal, of the firm of
Roscnthal & Kutner. returned on
Saturday from trip 10 San Fran
cisco where he layed in a large stock
of goods for the winter. Mr.. Rcsen-
thai also made the beautiful Napa
valley n running visit as far north
as St. Helena, where he has relatives
residing.
Messrs Demarbaix & Sanders will
continue their business at the corral
one door west of the Phoenix Hotel
where they may be found IN the flu
ture Their stock of horses and
carriages are still In excellent trim
and ample accommodations Will be
furnished to the travelling public as
a. the old stand.
GFrom Tuesdays DAnY.l
TIC Independents claim that the
Democratic voters will be in rs
much trouble after election as H OIL
combs dog.
The Hon. J. J. Gosper arrived
from Prescott to-day on his way to
San Francisco and the East.
That beautiful child's magazine
Our Lite Oaes and The Nursery for
Ocrobcr, comes to our table like a
sunbeam full of light and warmth
for little minds.
l sprsined my ankle sometime
ago, and suffered seriously from the
pain and swelling; writes Mr.
George Stevens, Peabody, Mass, las
a last resort 1 used ST. Jacobs Oil.
Three applications cured me entire
~
VIM. B. Hooper 81 Co arc agents
| for Damiana Bitters.
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Judge P'nney arrived in Phocaix
yesterday.
Water appeared in the bitches but
an hour OF two after the fire.
The rumor reaches US that A.
Frank of the Territorial Prison
Commission has resigned.
Mr. G C. Dunn, for several years
connected with the Napa California;
'Ieegfster, assumes position on the
HERALD today.
Dir. J. S. Carr, ex-Mayor of Tucson,
is in town today. He is now con-
nectel " it'll the house of Hooper &
Co.
Judge Porter is making tour OF
the Globe eoantry speaking at Pina:t
Globe and other places in that part
of the Territory
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Town and County.
fFom Saturdays DArlr.l

ifrOm odturuAg DAALh'l
The Tiger has music again.
Stoves are receiving attention.
Nothing heard of the Jail escapes
Isn't Washington street, in Phoe-
nix, the incest in the Territory?
The knights of PSthias have
moved from tae Woolsey building
t. hail in the Irvine building.
A part of the front walls of an old
nd ,be building on Montezuma street
Lave fallen into the street. but in
1ured no one. The remainder j.
dangerous
In today's HERALD will be found
a very interesting communication
on Mica, wri ten by Mr.. Travis
the mineralogiSt- With such de-
posits of mica as il is almost certain
there are in this Territory, and is
present ard rapidly Increasing uses
and value, good mica locations must
soon become valuable property.
Let some one try the pecan, which
is valuable tree in western Texas,
and would probably be suited to our
valley.
The report that the comet has bro
ken into three pieces seems 10 he an
error, as it loomtd up brilliantly
this morning IN one grand sweep
across the eastern sky.
Hayden's Ferry Letter
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To Retire

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Oct I've
understand that Internal Revenue
Commissioner Raum will speedily
retire from his Office whether he is
successful in his ambition to sue
coed Senator Davis or not. 1t is
known that Folger has for some
time desired The The removal of
| Raum, as the Commissioner and
the S cretary have had serious disa-
greemelts Fplger has objected to
Raum's prolonged absence, and as
serted that Raum resigned his office
at the request of Garfield, and that
he subsequently asked that his resiG-
nation be Withdrawal. This, how
ever. was not permitted, as it is IL
legged that Raum has been holding
office until his resignation is acccr
ted. Such, at least, IS the version
that has been given of The C minis
sloner's off e. 1t is believed here
that he docs not expect to resume lis
duties, at least for any length OF
time.
Gf.lrntes Abroad
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Oct. IA terri
bic excitement exists in Creston
county where three hundred armed
men are searching for John Leigh
wao shot James Rigby. If found
he will be shot or hanged instantly
Leigh, the father of the murderer,
who promised John n thousand dol
lars to kill Rigby, has been commit
ted to Jail and his lite is in danger
from the mob.
Miss Bond Dying.
TAYLoRvILLE, H., Oct. THE
prediction is made th:t Miss Emma
Bond will not survive the night.
Her death will cause the Instant re |
arrest of Montgomery, Pet'es and
Clements who declare that they will
use repeating rifles before they will
again suffer stringing up by the mol.
Yellow Fever.
BROWNSVILLE, Oc.. 6-Nine new
cases here; six new cases IN Mata
moras. No deaths reported. Daily
ieatn rate in Mier is eight to twelve.
The weather is hot.
PENSACOLA, Oct. 6.-There are
ifty-five new casrs; tour deaths.
There is no improvement. and no en-
to physicians.
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Hayden's Ferry Letter
TEMPE. Oct. 5, 1882

Our school is il session, Miss
Dumphy teacher, and as usual the
cry is: What books shall we use and
where are they TO be had? If par
ties have been authorized to select
suitable text books by law for the
use of the Territorial schools and the
same has been done, whether wisely
in all respects or not, would it net
lac better to adopt those selections to
avoid continual confusion and actu Il
irreme,lial damage to the children?
We can not all have our own ftvor-
lite text hooks. The best teacher ia
America wouli fail in school
where there are no recognize! text
books. Let some cosn pctcnt author
lied parties tel. us what we are in
duty bound 10 do, and let as do It,
BY all means let orr schools be put
in working order by proper ciassi-
1ication.
Jot is sick; hence, jnttin-s are
scarce But some disciples OF dtScu-
lapius have paid US visit from
PhenIx, so ~e presume health is
once more restored to the commu-
nifty The Sabbath School picnic |
has been postponed from Saturday
of this week to Saturday of next
Uees
A lodge of Cool Tcmplars has |
been organized here; the ceremonies
took place last Saturday night THIS
Is wnrthy effort and will furnish
rich intellectual food for The minds
81 young people during the winter,
will induce thought and judi
AaciioD on vital question of
- is little leavcn.
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For Sale or Rent.

A nice Dwelling and Lot on Washing
ton street. Frame house, Jour rooms and
We anda. Fine well Of water at the door
Price, $1,000 Rent, 20 per month. In
quire NJ the HERALD Office. Sl3tf.
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To Rent.

On reasonable terms Ranches in s. 1t
River Valley with water for irrigating pur-
poser. Seed grain and water furnished if
desired. WM. A.. HANCOCN.
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a WIFE
RARE CHANCE TO GET A GOOD ONE.
ter.Oceanic = atrimoniaI Bureau

ter-oceanic x atrmoniaI Bureau
1t il familiar fact that in the West,
marriageahle men predominate greatly
over manageable women; and also that
in the Older Eastr IN states there are more
marriages lie woman than men by at least
20 pei cent. The chief aim in the life of
every woman is to be well married hence I:
TO UNMARRIED MEN:
Simply send us yorr name and adore g
with an enclosure of 81, TO cove, expen~e e,
different respectable marie gea BILE young
ladies, applying to us from tn. older states.
Each will respond to gentlemanly adj
vances; hen the future viii remain with
yourself Address promptly
j. Il. IURO, Publisher,
o51yw NJ in ST.. DALLAS, Texas.
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E,preSent.

e. Drew and others filed a
kfion asking for the establish
pment of a voting precinct at Red
Rover mine Precinct established
and NJ. E Clanton made Registering
Officer.
G. W Webb was made Register
lng Officer for Webb Precinct
A warrant Tor $50 was ordered to
be issued TO James Lindsey fer his
support as an INDECENT person.
Minutes of meeting of October 3rd
corrected by making allowance to
John George, Treasurer, for making
Duplicate Assessment Roll, of $500
instead of $l75.
Voting Precinct was established
at Seymour.
Jurors certificate No. 1876 not in
full to Sam Webb; warrant No. 2O5
on general fund for 81 ordered
issued.
Warrant issued to II. Wormser,
Superintendent of Poor House, for
$3.50 on Poor House fund.
Adjourned to Monday, Oct 9.
From Mondays DAILY
PHOENIX, DC. 9. 1882.
Board of Supervisors met pursu-
ant to adjournment Present a. L.
Henshaw, NJ. Wormser, Supervisors
and Frank Cox, Clerk; Absent Jno.
L. Gregg, Chairman.
On motion ard by vote of A. L.
Henshaw and NJ. Wormser it is or
dered that q warrant be drawn in
favor of P. Nelson, for S94 IS in the
general fund of the county for
bridges and repairing, same as per
bills allowed, No. 206.
No. FOG, p. Nelson lumber and Ia
Dor on bri lges.
By same vote the following bill
was allowed and warrants ordered
drawn on the general fund.
No. 2O7, P. Nelson for building
bridges over north extension of Mar
icopa Canal.
On milton Board stood at reccss
anti O'Clock p NJ.
AT O'Clock p, NJ. Board met with
Messrs. Henshaw and Wormser pres
cnt; j. L. Gregg. absent.
On motion Board adjourned until
Tuesday Oct. 10Th, at 10 o'oloel =. NJ.
FRANKLIN Cox, Click.
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Brutal Assal 1t.

ADMISSION, Ala, Oct. 6.-Ten days
ago burly negro, John Brooks,
bruta l. assaulted n little girl on the
outskirts of the Town. He was cap
tured on the fourth and lodged in
Jail A crowd took him out of the
shcriff's hands and lynched MIN.
Illinois as a Producing State.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. THE forth
coming report of the State Bureau of
Labor will show that Illinois is only
second TO Pennsylvania in produc-
ton. The coal output has Increased
from six million tons in 1880 to nine
mil ions this year. Forty-six out of
The hundred counties produce coal.
The aggregate value al the mines has
been nearly fourteen million.
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a Miser Dies.
Frank james.


KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. Ga ], f.
crson City special has a letter from
Frank james addressed to Gov. Crit
tenden, dated St. Louis October 1st,
and the lrtter's reply. The letter
from James proffers to sur ender
through consideration for his wife
and children and desire to relieve
his name; thinks his suffer ngs have
already done penance for his actions
tie denies the authorship of any let
tiers threatening assassination in re-
taliation for the murder of Jesse
lie asks for amne>ty, if 20 :sible, and
states that the answer will reach him
through his wife, who is at hide
pendence, Missouri On receipt of
this letter Gov. Criitendcr replied
that he could make no definite pro-
mise, but would recommend james
TO present him elf before the Courts,
where charges now rest against him
and answer them as best bee mes
men. In accordance herewith
james appeared to the Governor to
day accompanied by Major j. w.
Edwards, of Sedalia, as counsel, and
formally surrendered himself. He
will arrive in Kansas City tomorrow
and nave IL hearing ct the Independ-
cnce county seat.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. G. "A special from
jefferson City says that when Frank
james surrendered to Gov. Critten-
den lie hlnded him his pistols and
stated that he 0he Governor) was the
only man, except himself, who had
touched Them foi twenty years.
Frank is at the Mccarthy House.
In the evening many prominent Gill
zcns were there shaking hands with
him.
Brutal Assault
ADMISSION, Ala, Oct. 6.-Ten days
ago burly negro, John Brooks,
bruta l. assaulted u little girl on the
outskirts of the town. He was cap
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1882-12-12
THEM OUT.
Wiunowing the Wheat from the Tarss.
"a Problem Easily Simphfed.

my friend" said the druggist, '.yor
hare a lame back, You say. aud want Il
plaatax t.. PM. on it. Once I could haye
shown q large assortment to choose from,
Non fkeep5o Only Q few and sell most OF
BfNsosfs tAecrEx Ponots PLisTER Why
Because they are the best. I have Alcock's.
the Cabsfcufn, and some others. They ara
harmless and slow. Business is business.
addiSfaadass ceSsedstosdeal. in them 70
any great extent"
"Al right, 40 me :upaGspeine withort
any more taIf, for my back aches as though
Pr had worked my passage in 3 baggage car;
.aHsrs you sres saidthe druggist WITH
Lxha word CAPCINE cut in the middle oil
|thSAlaster, proving it tobe genuine
nAna hsrs'synur twenty-five cents ss.is
he issfe backed man,Kzlkjfg slowly avas'
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1882-12-12
State Of South Carolina,
,ar LEXINGTON COUNTY.
.trHx PROBATE COURT.

1"E adNiTHx PROBATE COURT.
ByS s. T. Wingard, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, leopard Nichols and Sta
w more Nichols have made .ppticatio! II
to me to g~rsn4trem letters of adm .nistratioa
on the estate of Luke Nichols, late of said
count, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and a.:
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors, Of the said Luke Nichols, dec
that they be and appear before me in tho
Court Of Probate, to be held at Lexington
kG H., on the 23d day Of December ms,
after publication hereof, at IL o'clock in
the forenoon to show cause if any they have
why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this TIA
I'd day, Of December, A. D. H82.
8. P. WINGARD, ), P. l.. G.
nAe; s2~S