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BEG SIN Jersey City, Oct !, Robert NJ.
Funeral rom r., ". 4 b. depot on the arrival
Of the Il 20 .. train, Thursday, the 4th inst
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Board of supervisors |.
PHGx1x. Oct. Is. 1883

PHGSIx. Oct. Is, 1883.
 Board of Sup .rvisors mel this day pursuant 10 law.
 resent: NJ. Wormser, Chairman !; N. Herrick, A. J. HalberI, Su ,ervi- sors; District Attorney and Clerk.
 Treasurer and Sheriff came before the Board and proceed d to settle their license tax account as provided by law, on motion and by vne of full Board said settlement was ap> proved.
 Treasurer then filed his quarterly statement and proceeded to settle with the Board on his p. o ,ucing vouchers for money disburSed. and upon examination of hIs s'arrment. on motion and vote of full Bard said statement is approved as cc rect and settlement approved.
 Report of A. C. Baker on forfeited bond of Warren Webb, approved by vote of full Board.
 On motion Board adjourned till one o'clock p m.
 At one o'clock p. m. Board met with all members ? esent, Clerk Distric Attorney and Sheriff.
 On motion and by vote of full Board the following bills were als lowed:
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From Tuesdays Daily.

A son of Prest. A. F. Macdona Id of Mesa h ad his hands badly burn.d on Saturday evening during the fire in attempting to remove a burning picket fence that was rapidly gui,i- ing the are to other bulldings.
 Mir. Bury is to day removing the Bull buildings preparatory to the building of a fiae store room Messrs. BrittOn and Allen have the contract for the erection of the new building.
 Two cases of varioloid have been discovered by the patrol both trace> abl,- to the recert cases at MT. BrnwRs They were at once removed to the pest house.
 Job work done at the HERALD of : fee in best style and at San Fran> cisco prices. Give us a call and if the work is not equal to auy in the Territory we will do it for nothing.
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i No 25s, ihos- G. Greenhaw, Pro, b t Judge, salary S75.
 No 253, Frank Cox. clerks sal. a's, express, etc Sl35.
 N, 254, X. c. Baker, salary and fees a. ,i, ri { attorney $$50 Nr 255, L. II. Orme. ier ifs fees and disbursements s2.973 50.
 Th~ following Il ls were audite.' allowed and ordered paid by the Pro3nie Judge:
 No. a56, NJ. Wormser, supervisor per di m $S0.
 Nc. 257, A. J Halbert, supervisors per diem $40.
 No 25S, N. Herrick, supervisors s per diem an1 mileage $65.
 On motion aud by vote of full Board t IS ordered that a wa rant be drawh on general fund in favor If II, w. Ryder for $500 as an ad- vance on contract for lumber to pay the freight on the lumber for bri ees.
 On motion Board adjourned until to morrow at 10 o'clock a. m.
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CNRTAs EsPAnnLAs.
Board f sup. vEsors.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SuPERv soRs ] MAHICOPA COUNTY, A T.
 PHRNIy. Oct 2I. IS3;s

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SuPERv soRs !
 MAHICOPA CoUNTY,A. T.
 PHGNIx, Oct 2 !, 1883
 B ard "f Supervisors met this day pursuant to journincut.
 Present: Fall Boa'd.
 Minutes of previous meeting read approved and signed.
 On mation and hy vote of full Boarl the following bills were al- lowe1 and ord rel pail. No. 259, Dr John L. Gregg, salary and fees as county physician s155-
 No 25O, $. E, Patten, cof1i Is for paupers SS6.5O.
 No. 26l, N. 4. Iorford, printing 1 s6s.5).
 No, 262, Winchester Miller, work on road in road district No. 2 $237.s5. On motioa Board sljourne until one o'clock p. m.
 One o'clock D. m. Boari met aft, I recess with all me.n;I,r- present.
 On motion and I'y vnte of full Board it is oriered that the T:easur- CT transfer from the general fun of the county into the poor nouse fund the sum S44. In the matter of the small pox epidemic J Y. Y Smith. Chair,uan oi the Com mittec of Safety, appear ed b-fo~e the Boar ali asked to have $3 70 appropriated ny the Boar l; for the p,lrp ,use of defrs.yins the expenses of the pest hou ,e, stating that there was TWO new c.tse- of re cent date which haI been removel to the pest house.
 On motion and by vote of full Board it Is or,icre,i thaI the Clerk d aw warrant on the general fn q of the county in favor of J Y. T. Smith for $30) for stnall pox and pess house purposes.
 OG motion and by vote of full Board the report of Geo. Wallace, superintendent of p DOT house at hos pital, is a'ceptel and approved and it is ordered that a warr mt be dra VII on poor house funI for $303.50 in favor of Ge,. Wallace.
 OA motion the following bills wet allowe'l
 No 263. F. Fl. Shaw, clerk s fees S33 .25
 No 264, ". R. Morris, Justices feas $130 70.
 N. 2G5, H. c. McDone'd, fees as special deputy sheriff $173.20.
 No. 2G6, Jas. R charls, Jl,tice's fees s3ll g.
 No 257, John T. Alsap. fees as court c3mmissloner Sl0
 No. 2G8, John I. Alsap, making duplicate assessment roll for 1S3} S20o.
 No. 269. w. H. Edwards, services as qu .rantine ni1ic 1T Temp. $236.
 O. motton BAsrd adjnurned until Oct. 3d at 10 o'clock a. m.
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Board of su ervisors.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS i MA RICoPA COUNTY. 4 T.
 PHOENIX Oct 3i. 1883.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS !
 MA RICoPA COUNTY. 4 T.
 PHGNIx. Oct 3d, 1883. Board of Supervisors met this date pursuant to a. adjournment.
 Present: NJ. Wormser, Chair man; A J. Halbert ard N. HerricS Supervisors; Clerk and District At sorney.
 Minutes of previous meeting ware read, approved and signed.
 On motion and by vote Of full Board the Treasurer is ordered tn take from the road fund of the coun- ty as soon ss it shall have accum> mulated in said road fund the sum Of $500 and transfer the same to the general fund in lieu of $500 taken from tis2F:ensral fund to pay freight on lumber for bridges.
 On motion ard by vote of full Board the following bills were au- dited, allowed and ordered paid:
 No. 27O, Dr. R. l.. Rosson, phys'> cian's fees for attending county jail SPOT
 No. 27l, R. Tuten, guarding in> sane $15.
 No. 272, J. ". Crenshaw, for bills for taking testimony before county magistrate $62 10.
 In the matter of bill of F. R. Mc- Donald, of Mesa GIty. for merchane disc furnished marshal of Mesa City for small pox patients, rejected by vote of full Board.
 Bill of Mrs. McDonald for articles burned by committee of health. rp- jecfed by vote of full Board. s43 50 On mofion Board adjourned until one o'clock p. m.
 One o'clock p. m. Board met after recess -itA all members present.
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From Wednesdays Daily.

The Board of Supervisors aie sct> ting up much of the county business early ii he SC son this year, the pay ment of the tax of the Centra l Pacific co.up4ny making it possible to do sp
 MT s E Patten, the contractor and builder, left tod " fir Fort McDuw- ell to figure on the erection of new barracks at that place
 A nnmler Of our merchants were shut up yts'erday aud today on ac count of the observance of the Jew ish New year
 MT Chas R Tarbell If Charleston CuchiSe county, arrived today, to look up mat, CTS concerning the bar> ley business
 Mir Jas McCar'y has erected a house on west Jefferson street which indicates a change from single to tliluOlC
 Mir Lepman new comer to Phoe nix has leased the large st.re. room first door sonth of Rosenth.il & Kni ner's hard va store an is prepar ing it to put in general stock of merchandise
 The HERALD should have stated yesterday that Mr. James Cassiday has the contract for putting up the n,.w store room for Mrs Mcbride in stead of Allen & Britton, which was mistake.
 It it said that the Southern Pacific mpany is offering indl, ements 10 Prescot freight to cone by way of Maricopa If it can holF the busi ness at tiiat point teaming will con tinue to be quite large through this valley
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Journal
TreaSurer's fa otice.

NOTI F IS HEREBY FEAT here is now in the sinking F md f M.rico- pa c1' nty th- sum of toree thousand and will b. received by the md sig led mail Moniay- the fifteen day of Oc. Ober, A. D. 1885 at ID o'clock m of sai Gav, ior sur Iende or county warrants on the General Fund of ~aidcou' ty 10 'he amo1nt or 23. .O32 under and according with th. provision s of an act of le Leg slatnre of the CT. l. tory Of Ar zoua CT til d, n act to Provide Sinking Fund for the pa m mt or the deof oi MaricopI County and O repeal an act entitled. :. ,n act to cilit lte he pay ment oi the debt of Maricop County. ap. leSl
 No bid will be received for more than the D f value of he War ants with inter- est addel. nor nie+~ ihe Wsrrants pro posed t b surreI dsred sccomp my the bid. Bids sh M i'd be n the f. rm of scaled proposals addressed to to the under igaed
 G.F IKE aPER,
 County T1easuyef.
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 h tie matter of Inc bill of Sam Bagley for merc1anHise furnished Wills Richens, of Mesa City, disal- lowed anI rejected by vote of full Board; amount of ilil, S7Si5
 On mo'ion and by voie of full Board the following bills were al~ lowed and ordered paid;
 No 273, J. 4. R. Irvine, rent of room for Supervisors S45 No. 274, N. A. Morford, printing s14
 Statement of County superintend> ent appraved and accepted. Resolved that for every interpreter in Justice of Peace Court, Board will pay only S2.50 per day after thls date.
 On motion and by vote of Messrs. Wormser and Halbert James Mur~ phy is appointed con stable Tn and for Tempe precinct.
 The following bills were audited, allowed and ordered paid
 No. 275, M. L. Spear, Justices fees SIS
 No. 276, Chas. ". Beck, for haul> ing 8
 No. 277. r. A. Shaw, blanks S25 50
 No. PTS, J. L. 5. Alexander, inter- preteI $5
 No. 279. J. B. Alexander, team for Clerk 8
 NJ. 2SO, J. A. R. Irvine, rent of Judae's chambers S36
 No. PSI, o. J. Thlbodo, examining insane S15
 No. 2s2, C. H. Gray, work on road district No. $25
 No. 293, R. L. Rosson, examining insane annd attending Coroner in quest s45
 No. 2S4, A L. Bancroft, stationery | s4s No. 285, P. Minor, lumber and | put ing shed over j1il s132 .49
 No. 2S6, Lee Hoy, board of prison FITS S1,O9O ss
 No. 2S7, J. NJ Gregory, lum her fur nished road district No. 2 $14.90 No. 9ss, c. ". Catten, mercnan- lise S5.4O
 No, 2S9. Neri Osborn, abstract md expressege $6.50
 No. 290, P Minor, lur1bsr for bridge road district No, $33.69 No. 29l, II. w. Ryder, lumber for oad district No. 2 $420
 No. 2a2. P H. Hargrev., exsmin> ng insane $l5
 No. 2O3, A. L. Bancroft & Co.,, sta> iOnery $15.335
 On motion Board adj jrurned until Jet. 4th, st 10 o'clock a m,
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Lncky Jack Gets " Package Ex

Lncky Jack Gets x Package Ex-
 pr cd
 A reporter the American visited MT Jack Grave the driver of Stock ell Eng,nc No. 10 sre if he h ad received the 31l000 ann, uac' d drawn on ticket No. 97,563 on ,h. August drawing O the L ui siana State Lottery. He was found in Chef Stock il's nliic., laI ing ab ut hu, ing ,esid~rc.. for himself and and family. ."Luckv sck," as i- now called, called on MT Dor Isey c Pierce, Agent of the Express. who. handed over the usual yellow pack age, with a very unusual mum her of brown se ais upon it-he took out ten packages nf grccnbacks, each cons taining $1 000 in s20 bills. His wife will still d. all her houscwork, but he is glad that he drew the S10 900 in The L, uisiana St tc Lot tery. as he can buy himself fine home and put s5.000 out at iniere-t besides.-Nashville, Tenn, Amer~ can, August 25. oct 3&4
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F rst Nationa, Ba"k or P"@nix

"A charger has just been isSuad for the First Nliioual Bank of Phe nix, with an authorized capital of $i00,000. The office. are 5 A Mur phy, of Detrot, Mich, president; w J Murphy. vice president; Vim Ghrislv, of Des Moine>, III, cashier i; E Bonnet, assistant cashier D \ rector~: 5 A Murphy, Wn ChrISty, W D Fulwiler, E J B.nn tt, W J Murphy Wm Chris'y who has or gslized the bank, an who ta es Charge of ii, is banker of long x perience ana man of untxc. p ion al rei utation, havi"g been for two terms State Treasurer of Iowa"
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Card t0 'hp Public.

The undersigned citizens whose property WIS either burned out or jeapardizrd at inc fire on S .turd " evening last de>irp, thr 'u 5h he papers, to offer thei- grateful hanks to those who so kin ly assisted il the ate npt 10 save their property from destruc ion an that occ ,slDn:
 WHITAKER & KURTz,
 NJ E. McGINN,
 W. T. WooDs.
 G H. RoTHRocK,
 C. L JoNEs,
 C. H. RFcUM,
 N. A MoKFuRD,
 NJ LOwENTHAL.
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Con rt Calender.
OCTOBER TERM, 1883.
CIVIL CASES

CIVIL CASES.
 Chas. E. Pniles ct al vs. Wm. ". Hickies, Lemon 6 McCabe for plffs. and Tweed & Hancock for df-
 Dnl res de Peralta vs. R. r Kirk land, sdniuis rator Of +staIe of Frank Peralta dec. and II L. Pcralta; AL sap & Baker plff,, - df.
 ; E Patton vs Geo E B-own and Garry Brown, his wife; Alssp 6 Ba ker for pif. - def.
 R. F. Kirkland administrator es- tate of Francisco Purceila, dec vs- James Murphy; Alsap 6 Baker for plf., Tweed & Hancock def
 Geo L Harley vs .Joiu Lutger> ding; Porter & Millsy for plf., Lem- on & McCabe def.
 Goldman & Co. vs D c King; Al sap & Baker for piff def.
 " B Hooper & Co. vs John D..m> erbaix and Joseph Cox; A c Baker for pIffs. def.
 Gi B Bend Canal Co. vs G W Webb Aisap & Baker for plff., Lemon & McCsbe, def.
 Laura Well ys Samuel Well; AL zap t Baker for p f., - def.
 Goldman & CD. vs Chas Church |; Alsap & Baker for piffs., Lemon & McC ahe def.
 RC Powers vs c " Webb; Alsap \ Baker for plff, Lemon 6 McCabe, def.
 Gusss Ellis 6 Go vs Chas Church; i; As p & Baker for plffs, Porter & Millay, def.
 iary L. sullivan vs Geo. L. ssul- livan; A C Baker for plff - f.
 D. H. R cute vs J H Conway; AL sap & Baker for plff. Cox 6 Camp tell, def
 " H Downard vs. Sarah E Moni hon; Alsap & Baker for plff. Porter & Nillsy, def.
 Same vs Same - Same.
 Chas Goldman vs Chss Church; Alsap & Baker for plff., Porter & Mlllay, def.
 Ter. A iz ma for benefit of Mari- copa County, vs w T Snilh and Geo F Coats; A c Baker for pIf1s, c X & Campbell, def.
 Mary E Parker vs John Parker; Alsap & Bt~er for plh. - def.
 Goldman $ Co. vs Chs Church; A'sap & Baker for pif., Porter & MIiay, def.
 C. Agrfirre vs Henry Garfi as; AL sap & Baker for plff, Cox & Camp bell, def.
 Asher 6 Bro. vs C H Gray; All sap & Baker for plff, - def.
 Mart Maloney vs C H Veil; Alsap & Baker for P fl, - def.
 Henry Garfias, executor of last will and testament of R.-fugia Bull dec. vs J Gardiner and E izabeth Gardiner; Alsap & Baker fur plffs., Lemon & McCa5c, def.
 CeIestia F. Walker vs. Danial V Walker; Porter s Millay for rlf., - def.
 Alex SIeinrgger vs John H Blu ger; Alsap & Baker for plff., Cox 6 Campbell, def.
 Maria Lopez de Lopez, adminis- trix of estate of Florence Lopez, dec. vs The Central Mining Co, rem4nd~ .d for new trial; B ,ker, 6 Alsap, Cox & Camp oell for pltf Tweed & Hancock and Caleb Dorsey for def.
 OR MINAL CASES.
 Territory vs Gilbert L. NJ. Dean, indicted for murder; A c Baker Dist Attorney.
 Territory vs J NJ Schriver, indictt ell for bi.amy; A c B .ker Dist Att torney.
 Territory vs Hong Kong, appeal from Justices Cour'; A c Baker Dist Attorney, pIff, Tweed Hancock & Crenshdw for def.
 Territory vs Lloyd Hill, appea led from Justices Court: A c Baker, Dist Attorney, plff, Porter & Millay, def.
 Territory vs o NJ Welsh; A c Ba> ker. Dist Attorney, plF, Porter & Nillay, def,
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Domestic sewing machines at c 1ldman's.
 For gnod appetite drink Dami- ana Bit CTS.
 Harvesting machinery of all kinds at Goldman's.
 Call for Boca beer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 X carload of the ncted Studebakcr wagons at Goldman's.
 A POSITIVE curefor dyspepsia = DaHlllI., .,,tiers-
 For health, strength and vigor, drink Damiana Bitters.
 Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach and is the best tome.
 DAMIANA makes the old young and tho weak strong and healthy.
 A wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell Dsmiana Bitters.
 You WILL never have sour srorl sche if you drink Damlana Bitters.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

 ! The NorM A .e ieaa Reeieto for October pre- ents mot attractive
 tAhle If contents Senator N. F. Hill writes Of "Gold an1 Silver as { standards oI Vshne," and mainta'ns that silver should be coined as well
 as gold, not for the purpose of infiat-
 ing the currency. neither in tie in- terest of the silyer-minirg industry, but for the bra ader and more eqnitae
 hle purpose of p estrvi'sg uniform
 ity in he value If metallic money.
 In Some Aspects of Democracy in
 England," A. V. Dicey makes clear
 to the Ame er;can re ,der how public
 "pi'ion absolutely controls the ac
 tion of the government. Under the
 tltle of "Co- operative Disliibuti n,' the Rev Dr. k. Heher Newton gives
 n instructive historical sketch of the rise, pro sress and fluctuations of c operative merchandising in the United States during the past fifty years. Prof. W. Boyd Dawkins
 wriies of Early Man in America
 he possibility of Astronomical Co lieions," considered by Prof c. A . Ynung. Moncnre D. Conway dls c urses learnediv upon the "SainI Patrick Myth Van Buren Denslow in an article on "Board of Trade Morality" makes a vigorous defe e of the practices of the Corn Ex- change. Frederick Harrison cons tributes an article, invaluable to the historical student, on "Hist ,ries If ihe French sev ,'usion." Fi0ally. 1 the Rev E. E Hale presents an in- ventory of the volume and dIsribn> tiou of Social Forces in the Uniie,i
 tates Published ai 30 Lafayette Place. New Pork. B co year, 50 cents q number.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH TO sHUxAKEn


 DEAR Thanks to your goo shaving, my wife give birth to seven children last night; all boys. How much do yon charge to shave whole family. *tf ELI PERKINS.
 Mir. B. NJ. Brlcher, r. gently of Tip Top, has located here and intends 10 go into business shortly.
 U. S. Deputy Marshal c. T. Duno> van is in town to.iay ge tings things ready for the approaching term of court.
 The brick work of the first story Of the court hnu-e is completed.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04
Letter List.

The following is the list of un- claimed letters remaining in the postoflice. at Phornix, Oct. 1st, 1883 : Extine Allen, Miss Mine An'ie : son, E [ An ier-on, Garter & Lay, c X D tcher, Peter E Davis, Mrs Evans, Ra>kin &- Thurmln, Mike Mooney, J " Olipiant, Alfnrd Riley, D c Smith, c $ Steward, J J Stewart, Mrs C Walker, NJ J Fuller, Wm Ste'zreide.
 CARTAs EsPAi1oLAs. IgnacIn, RivAs, Francisco Ortega, Antonio Islas, Ricmr'io Leibas, Mariana Berbugn. Jesu- Riva~. Crc- .orla A de Ortiz. Jesus Garcia, Lor- enzo sIorenn, Fran isco R. B4lcn- znela, Jose Arujo, Miguel R"mern. Gail for "Advertised Letters"
 GEO. E. MowRY,
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