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Inc weather clerk can't please everybody.
"hile the farmers are praising Ii m to tie skies
ior breaking Up the drouth, the Baltimoreans are
announcing him savagely for not postponIng the
rain until after the oriole procession
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
MOUNTAIN HEALTH RESORT. THFAA
N1Sunny Side Sanitar,um. Open all theVeMV
Beautiful scenery pure air soft Spring .hf
water. good table. baths movements. The place for
neAtn ano rest, DIX PRESTON, Wernersville
Berks County, Pa sepS-sSwlms
HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY Nj. OPENS
4 hrst season July It'll. 1888. Directly onA a
the beach; elegantly furnished: strictly trst Y3AV
Gi2ss; Terms. So so and s.. so. FRANK II. ILL
HILDRETH, Proprietor. je26- 3m
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The recent decision Of Juige Bond, OF the u. 8.
CIRCUIT court In relition TO VIr MIA coupons Will
have IL is asserted In some quarters the effect Of
re-opening The whole debt question The court
held In effect. that II the state refuses to accept
coupons for taxes, she cannot levy upon the tax
payers property for these taxes. II this view ia
sustained by the United Stat Supreme Court. 10
which tribunal tn matter will 20 the state must
receive the coupons for taxes, or make provision
Ior thelr redemjtion This decision practically
nuIlln S all the work of the read1ustens
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DROPOSALS FOR COAL.
REFORM SCHOOL OF THE
DISTRICT COLUMBIA.
WAsHINGToN. Sept. 8, 1887
sealed Proposals viii be received 10y me up to NOON
OF TUESDAY, SEPIEMBEk TIL eENTH. 1883,
Tor the delivery at the Reform School Of
2O0 tons Of white ash Furnace Coal. more or less
50 tons OF white ash Range. less.
All 70 be free from slate and other impurities.
10 be delivered in quantitie. and such times as
may be direct by the superintendent the school,
70 weigh 240 pounds to the ton aud fee 20 cents
ton 70 lnsp ctor and weeher to be paid by
tor Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for Coal
Right to reject bids waive defects il reserved
JAMES l.. FITCH,
sepS4t President Board of Trustees.
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The riot in Canton, China. It appears was not
tne outgrowth OF any special feeling OF hostility to
the French. because OF the French invasion OF An
nam, but was provoke 4 by Portuguese sailors XIII
ing Chinaman. The Chinese. however have a
way OF holding all foreigners, no matter how dis
tlnct their nationality, responsible ror acts COM
mtted by the representatives OF either ana ca
English, French and Americans were made tbs
sufferers In China IL was local disturbance AL
together, and the prompt action OF the Chinese
authorities Indicates that the foreign residents OF
Canton will have proper protection.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

~ mems Insurance Company new building corner Of
7th street and Louisiana avenue northwest AN 'front.'
heated by steam and Otis elevator sep1.Sw
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- Q. relief and Scrs book Pictures birthday Csrds
Paper DOLL. French issue Paper. Don't forTe % buy
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

When undertaking a long journey, we advise you to take along a good supply of St. Jacobs Oil in case of an attack of acute rheumatism or other painful ailments. In this con- nection the St. Louis Post DiSpatch relates the following: Under the title of ''Old Probabilities" one of the most useful and valuable off CTS of the United States Government is most widely known. But quite as we'll known is Prof. J. H. Tice, the meteorologist of the Mississippi Val ley, whose contributions to his favor ite study have given him an almost national reputation ca recent lecture tour through the Northwest, the Professor had narrow escape from the serious consequences of a sudden and very dangerous illness, the particulars of which he thus re fers to: "The day after concluding my course of lectures at Burlington, Iowa, on the 21st Of December last, was seized with a sudden attack of neurolgia in the chesi, giving me ex- crrciaiing pain and almost prevent ing breathing. My pulse usually 80, fell to 35; intense nausea of the stomach succeeded and a cold, clammy sweat covered my enire body. The attending physician could do nothing to relieve me. After suf- fering for three hours I thought-as I had been using St. Jacobs Oil with good effect for rheumatic pains-I would try it. I saturated piece of flannel large enough to cover my chest, with the Oil, and applied it. The relief was almost instantaneous In one hour I WAS almost entirely free from pain, and would have taken the train 10 fill an appoint ment Tn neighboring town had my friends not dissuadcd me. As it was, I took the night train for my home in St. Louis, and have not been troubled since"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
AN ACT,

Supplemental 10 and Amendatory of
 an Act Entitled, 'An Act to Pre-
 vent the Improper Use of Deadly
 Weapons and the Indiscriminale
 Use of Fire Arms in the Towns
 and Villages of the Territory.
 Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona.
 SECTION 1. Any person in this Ter ritory having, carrying or procuring from another person any d,rk, bowie knife, pistol, gun, or other deadly weapon, who shall, in the presence of two or more persons, draw or ex~ Libit any of said deadly weapons in a rude, angry, or threatening man ner not in necessary self-defense, or who shall unlawfully use the same in any fight or quarrel, or who shall handle the same in careless man. ner thereby endangering the life or person of another, shall, upon con viclion thereof in any court of com potent jurisdiction be fined in any sum not exceeding three hundred dollars or shall be imprisoned in the county jail not more than six months or shall be punished by both such
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

OVER the Atlantic, laved by its
 eastern waters, lies the "Emerald
 I le" where they do the mot coward
 ly and bungling j lbs of killing of
 any place in the world. When one
 reads the details of the Cavendish
 murder he is shocked more by their
 blngling awkwardness than by their
 horror Again the descriptions of the
 attack on Lady Florence Dixie at
 Windsor, E gland, is to say the lea,t amusing, in its awkwarlness, if it be true, though We must confess to =uspi ion that things are not what they seem" The flea of two men dressed in women's clothes attempt ing the assnssinah ,n cf woman by first accosting her, then running af ter, catching her and stuffing her month full of mut wien they con- her murderi The account .p aks of their daggers and that two holes were found in the right breast of her dress neither of which would had It the dagger through to the skin owing to corset brace. What weak muscles those fellows must have hadl II strikes us that had her murder been contemplated there would have been found a vulnerable 1!ace for their daggers. Great ;tress is laid on the fact that dog s "supposcd' 10 hare driven off the [ he murIcrers. To crown the whole ibsurdi'y of the bungling accouHt gardener at work thirty yards dis ant neither heard nor saw anything if lie business. The whole thing is most buu- -!ing account oi an awk- yard business which leaves in the niad of an American reader the im- 'ression that there is very strained ttempt from some quarter to gel up
 sen.ation.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

THE Indian question is about 10 solve itself in this Territory. Either the Government must put an end to Indian outragcs in this section of country or the power which makes the Government will be justifiable in doing so. The inclination of our settlers is to take the matter in their own hands. The action of the mlli- tary is now awaited with interest |.
 Will the farce of a year ago be re- peateds If so, the people will no longer rely on protection from sol diers. Energetic fighting last spring would probably have cost less loss of life 10 the whites than has occur red, and would have settled the busi- ness at that time. Our Territory has been SC: back long enough by In dian raveges, by cowboy raids, by rustlers' forays. The two latter have b, en worllcd down to minimum hy the arm of the law, but the Indian seems 10 be privileged character privileged to lnarter and plunder as iong and as much as he pleases. and as long as he will stir around little he will always be pursued, never overtaken
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

fine anl imprisonment, in the discre- i tion of the court trying the cause.
 SEC. 2. Any person who sLall pur- DO ;cly or carclessly discharge any qua, pistol, CT other ire arm in any saloon, dance house, or store, or oth- CT public house or business house in this Territory, thereby endangering he life or person of another, or thereby disturbing any of the in mates thereof, or who shall thereby enjure, destroy or damage any prop eriy therein, or who shall discharge the same in any cit,, village or town of this Territory except in nccess ny self defense, shall, upon conviction thereof in any court of competent jurisdiction be fined In any sum not exceeding three hundred dollars CT be imprisoned in the county jail not exceeding six mo: ths or shall be punished by both such fine and i'm prisonment, in the discretion of the corrt trying the cause
 SEC. 3. Any person in this Terri toy over the age of ten and u1dcr the age of seventeen years having or carrying concealed or unccnceal- el any dirk, dirk kaifc, bawi.- knife, slung shot, brass knuckles or i.istol wi hin any city village or 'osTa in this Terri,ority shall upon conviction thereof in any c-,urt of competent jurisdiction be fined in ary sum not more than fif:y dollars or be imprisoned in the county jail n"t more than one month or be pun ished by both such fine end impris- eameDt n the discretion of the Court trying the case. SEC 4. All acts and parts of acts in conflict with this act are hereby 
 SEC. 5. This act shall take effect | and be in force from and after its passage.
 Approved Febuary e4, 1883.
 W INTHRoP A. ROWE,
 Speaker of the House. | EDWIN H. " HEY,
 Preslden: of the Council.
 F. A. TRITLE,
 Governor
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
COzz music T t. d.

PEGNIx, A. r., March %, 1889.
 EDITOR HERALD:-I promised to supply you with the result of my observations on my trip to he Castle Creek District.
 1 found the road from Phoenix to Castle Creek good The part of the road constructed by Mir. Beechum from the Mesa to Castle Creek IS good-very good. The grade is light. Those who subscribed to open this road can feel assured that MT. Beech um has done his work faithfully. The outlook in the Castle Creek Dis trict is god. There are a great many fine prospects and some mIncs Of merit are opened up. We passed through this district into Black Rock District, where we also found excellent prospects. Upon the whole the future for those districts is prom ising. Yours,
 HI. Cox.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

Just received-a car-road of the celebrated St1debaker farm and spring wagons. Persons in want of any would do well to call aud exam inc this fine assortment.
 COLEMAN G Co.
 You WILL never have sour stoTn- ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
 All respectable dealers keep Da miaua Bitters.
 Neither sun nor sand get the bet ter of Studebaker Wagon shld ny Goldman & Co.
 Drinking Boca Beer, Germania Beer Hall. *
 yym. B. Hooper & Co. are agents for Damiana Bitters.
 For health, strength and vigor, drink Damiana Bitters.
 DAMIANA makes the old young and the weak strong and healthy.
 }Fm. E. Hooper & Go arc agents f8f bamiisaaaee R3iittters.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
W!NDlNG UP THE CLOCK.
Wacn :hc Weary Wheels Were Almost Siiii Lufty Accident l.e-
 yeats tke Lcst kcy
''Ilow long did you say sou had It.

''Iiow long did you say you had It.
 s'Twenty-five years.
 What! q bad cold with ocsssi, nal at tarks Of hem rrhags for twenty i've your {; Wby, man. it's mercy there's dozen d.zen ponnds Jeff of you.'
 braaam O:ner. ot Htghspire, Dauphin County, Pa stuck 10 his statement, and when the exclamntions of wonder ceased he added:
 Exactly You're right. It is a mercy. B st ti greate>t mercy of all is that before got hold of "A KK l. R'S LING R IONl lt. and few bottles ufii cu.ed me
 ''t URED you Relieved you. you mean-n
 T n all what say; it cured me-" siid Mir Orarr, simply. T feel like another man."
 Please take especial notice: PARKER GINGER TrNIG is not a mere essence oi e1Hg"r; uOt mere stnmacnic Tde ordi- nary preparations of gi.ger are ben fcial for 1ransi. nit aches. but | that point their value ends. PsRKEIt'S GINGER TONIC covers r wi Ter and totally different field. at acks and dissipates radical and chronic diseases of the Luugs, Kid neys. Liver, and nerves T. is es delicious frctive in operation. Ginger is enly one among many powerful cnra.ives which the TONIC holds in combination, Test it's vir tues for that cough cyours. or for any oi the il which require an invigorant for the whole system.
 Aud- above all. do nor permit yourse he misled. PARKER'S GINGER TO stand alone. Nothing el~e is .-iust : si,e." UT ''iGst as god Prices 50 ce and $l Eco aomy in buying the lar ze uiSCUX tS co, New Yors. nnie
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

prcve nt it's spreading. The Indiars now proving about our streets ought to be kept out Of town and everything done that is possible by our towr authorities to put the town on g cd sanitary basis. We notice some pools in the outskirts of town partially flied with stagnant water, dead dogs, cats and rubbish generally. They are enough to breed a pcstilence in themselves and should he filled up. Disinfcctants should be literally used everywhere and if smallpox is among us 1t can not long remain.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
@ss.-.e--rze

IT will be remembered that men tion was made in these columns of a robbery at Panama, in which & keg of gold containing S5o,0cO had been taken from the safe of the Panama railroad Company and no trace could be found. Since then four Amerl- cans have been arrested and held in prison on suspicion, though search has failed to produce any evidence against them. Their names are B 5. Lewis, c. H. Burnes. T. D. Scott. and A. Stewart. They have address ed protest to the United States gov ernment asking redress and declar- ing their innocence. Our govern ment ought to demand speedy ex = animation of the prisoners or their release These disrespectful en- croachments of foreign governments are becoming quite too frequent for the dignity of the nation long to be maintained in the eyes of the world or in tine eyes of her own DC ople.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
RtrouG,s Theater.

Froprietors- -....... .BLoNGER & Co. Stage Manager. c. KoHLER. GRAND PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME MONDAYS
 AND FRIDAYs.
 Entrance to Private Boxes on Mon tezuma Street.
 Performance commences at P. M. sharp.
 GOOD, RELIABLE SHOW. The pleasures of the table cease, Whene'er the teeth begin to fail {; The beauties of the mouth decrease {; The bresth's no moro spicy gale And all must soon in ruin lie, Unless to SOZODONT we fly.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
Assessment Notice.
u1o NJ. FUGLEY, CLAIMANT TO ON.
 z Srl.- r..-r. ,ir.a

FFIO NJ FUGLFY, CLAIMANT TO ONE
 half interest in the Srhweitzer mine:
 Now. therefore. yOn, cc-owner in said mine situated in Camp Creek, Maricopa County, Arizona Territory, are hereby mo- CrIrJSf tICiiS e4it. performed the assessment work on said mine as required by law for the years eighteen hundred and eighty-one and eighty-two and also made further improve rnents for the mine to the amount of one hundred and sixty-six dollars for the year eighteen hnndred and eighty-one and 10 the amount of one nundred and fifty-three dollars and eighty five cents for Ihe year eighteen hundFed and oighty-two and that you, the 7aid M- Fugley. have in nowise contributed thereto any part Of the eX- pense or said assessment work and further improvements on the said Schweitzer mine for the years aforesaid This, therefore, is o notify you that unless you pay your pro rata, now due, together with costs, within twenty days after the date of the legal expiration Of thi~ notice. yOur afore- said half int eresi in said Schweirzer mine will cease aud become the property of the subscriber hereto
 Phoenix, Jan. 3, 1SS3
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
LOG ROLLING.
while Wrestling with Fallen Free g.usssbernan Receives
 COnseq oentIaI snnlasrs.

While on a hunting excursion in the great coal and wood region near Carbon aale Pa, the writer William il, luDl- herman. Accustomed to life and labor in tila forest rom early mauhpod, he was a true Knight of the Ak. Many a tree had fallen befora his ringing st -okes, and fleets of rafts h d borne aw, y to market the sawei products. Coil is character, and if o car Wilde is rigat in a2ing that all movements in unhi1d"red labor arc grace fll. cur friend William, stripped for hi work and a.; ;acSing tree as Richard 1 assaulted the heavy doora of Front de BGurs castle, must have presented an admirable picture.
 Che day, however-b1t let him tell ihe story himself, as he told it t. me: (.
 T was ont in the wood. you know. try ing to s art q log down hill. ThinkiHg l could get a better purchase on iI from the lower side. tackled ii with ny iog-roling hook and threw my weight On the 1 yer She started, she did. but as luck would have it. before I couid get out of the way she rolled rig ht over me If t hadn't been fol 9 lot Of small limbs and brush lying in he road which lifted her up. shed q crush cd me fiat. it was l got up without broken bone, but with some mighty bad bruises .''
 .;No by a blamed sight, ranger. took c-,ld. rhenmat sm set in, and, if 1 il adn't hea q of BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS FLASTERS, and used lem, its my opinion [ sh ,uld never have made anofh CT chip fly. But the cepcins took hold quick, and I'm bout as good as new. But there is orc thing vou can cslkilate on :-Ill never wrastle with an;,ther log unless l have Inc advantage of the ground. Fur, as 1 told you before. if it hsdn'- b en for them brushes I'd been smashed so, you could a sod me for door matt
 The cAPciHE is the thing for rheuma- tiem. IL doesn'I keep yon waiting, The word CAPCINE E is CUT in the center of ta the genuine. Price 25 Cents.
 Seabury x Johnson. Chemiats, New York
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
ALeeso1, fn Spelling,

Since the Introduction of Spelling Matches, many words have come prominently into notice-w0rfis that were previously comparatively un- known. For instance we find Anti septic, meaning: stoping and prevent ing fermentation and decomposition and Analgesiant: Painkiler Then Antipyreiic: Cooling down intiama- ton and fever heat. These three words sn eften m;s-spellcd, are three Of the cardinal virtues of something that will cure many bad spell, and that is SaIicylica, pronounced Sal-i- cyl-i-ca Warranted to afford imme- diate relief, and guaranteea to cure nheumatism, Gout or Neuralgia.
 mar261m
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
Arnerican Newspapers in 1883


 From the new edition of Messrs. Geo. P Rowell 6 Co.'S. AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIR EcToKY, which is now in press, it appears that the newspapers and periodicals of all kinds issued in the United States and Territories now reach thc imposing total of Il ,496 This an increase of 595 in twelve months. Taking the States one by one, the newspapers growth in some is very considerable. The present total in New York State fer instance ,339-again of so in the past year The increase in Pennsylvania is IS. the existing number being 943. Nebraska's total total grew from 175 to 2O1. and Illinois from 892 to 914 A year ago Massachusetts had 42O papers {; now the number is 439 In Texas the new papers outnumbered the suspensions by 8, and Ohio n ow has 73S papers instead of 692. The most remarkable change has occurred in the Territories, in which the dai y papers have grown from 43 to 63, and the weeklies from 169 to 243- Dikota being the chief area of activ- ity The number os monthlies throughout lhe country grew from 976 to 1,O34, while the dailies leapcd
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
skinny Rea.

"Well's Health Renewer' restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. $1.
 "yucAupa1Be.'
 Quick, complete cure, all annoy .ng Kidney, Bladder and Urinary iisases. s. Druggists.
 II will please the eye as well a the pocket to examine the new cx- tensive Fall and Winter stock just received at Guss Ellis 6 Co.
 A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia,-- parniana BItters.
 Take your girl out riding in a Stakeholder wagon bought of Gold man 6 Go.
 Buy Studebaker spring wagon from Goldman & Co. if you want something in that line that is hand some and convenient.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

WE are informed that Reavis, the grant man. has filed his claims to the Gila and Salt River valley coun- tay in the United States Land Office at Tucson. This is the first positive step toward opening up the question of his claims.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

rom o07lo 1.o9o. The figures given above are excl i of Canada. which possesses a tota, of 6o6. It is inter- esting to mute that the newly>sett'ed regions of tue Canadian North-West are productive of newspapers as well as of wheat, for ihe number of journals issued in Mani oba was nearly doubled during the year.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

THE Gubernatorial election in Rhode Island will take place on next Wednesday. Ex Governor Sprague was nominated by the Independent Republicans and his nomination con- firmed by the Democrats. A. O.. Bourne IS the nominee of the of tue Stal wart Republican element. The fight promises to be hot. The whole list of state officers is to be elected.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

THE Congressional Record contin- ues to record the daily transactions of Congress and to run right along. though Congress has been adjourned since the 4th instant.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

A. OAKEY HALL, ex- Mayor of New York, was recently discharged from his editorial tripod on the World
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

Horace B. Dix, Esq, assoca c editor of tue Oeleware Co Eepub.icaa Chester, Pa, was cured by Sl. Jacobs Oil of very evere injuries resulting from a fall. His arm appeared to be paralyze;l, but the Oil cured him. Pdtgads.phta Ledger
 Ex-Gov. R. c. POWERS arrived from New Mexico this morning, stopping over day at Tucson, He reports much e&cit ment about L rdssurg and Richm ni on ac- count of Indian dcpredations. The people If that section have suffered so severely from tic rcd fends that they intuiiively look out for safety when Indians are about The Gov eInor leaves st once for Giia Bend where he has b-cumc interested with Mr. c. W. Webb in large tract Of farming land, and is now constructs ing large ditch 70 take out water from the Gila. By June, the Gov eInar expec's to have ten miles of wafer running and a large scct.on of country open to settlement.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
EsTABLt. HE'D 1852
M 3 HOOPER { g0.
 DEAERS IN Groceries, Wines, Liquors Cigars! Oils and Nsining Supplies

Val E atz Milwaukee Beer Dr. Siegert's Angosiura Bitters Damiana Bitters Macondlay & Co.'S Louis Roederer
 Champagne Haras,hy t Co.'S Eclipse and Grand
 Prize Champagne California Star Oil Works Company
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
CLARK & ADAMS,
 PREscorT, ARIZONA

BHav'pg ored our mill five miles west ? resco tt. On Willow r. elk. near Thumb ut e, at point within two miles Of the Miller road, near Iron Springs. and hay iGg comrleted an excellent road o the Mil- Ter read aud 10 Prescott, we are now pre- pared to furnish any amount or quality of
 L U NJ B E R,
 SHINGLES, DOORS, S4SH, LATR
 Et., at Bedrock Prices.
 Barley, flour, corn and produce taken in exchange for lumber.
 CLARK & ADAMS
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

J. A. MiIer's Chicken Cock Whisky
 Two Stamps, all ages Old Kentucky Log Cabin Whisky CoroDet Whisky Vigorit Powder Company Proctor S Gamble's Candles Bay View Distillefy,of San Francisco