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The Evening critic., 1883-02-28

IF OUR GOVERNMENT allows Patrick ].
Sheridan to be extradited it will be guilty
of cruel and infamous outrage. 1t is and
has always been the policy of this country
and of England to protect all persons who
are charged with political ofienses France
under the Second Empire, in 1858, after an
attempt on Napoleon's life, put the plain
question to England, "Is hospitality due
to assassins?' England answered, sub
stantially, "It is"
Now, if Sheridan is guilty of the offenses
charged against him by the informer Carey
they are political crimes, and hence not ex-
traditable under the treaty. He should
not be surrendered on general principles,
and as the treaty and the policy and practice
of both countries are against England's de-
mand he probably will not be given up to
his INSCRIPTIONS and bloodthirsty enemies.
A MORNING PAPER, speaking of the
uncalled-for attack on the Typographical
Union in its relations to the Government
Printing Office, says that a New Hampshire
Senator tells of case in which worthy
but destitute printer from New Hampshire,
who lived in town where there was no
union, was refused employment at the Gov
ernment Office because he was not union
printer.
We repeat what we stated yesterday,
that no printer was ever refused work at
the Government Printing Office because
he was not member of the Union, "a New
Hampshire Senator" to the contrary. If
any printer from New Hampshire or any
other State was ever denied work at the
Government Printing Office, it was because
his Senators and Representatives failed
to ask his employment. For it is o
notorious fact that no Public Printer was
ever free agent in the selection of his en-
ployes. On the contrary, Senators and
Representatives have asked, insisted upon
and demanded the employment of their
favorites, and only too often without any
regard to their qualifications for the work
they would be called upon to do.
The Evening critic., 1883-02-28

Wednesday, February IS, 'sa.
The Evening critic., 1883-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

e..r4r TO THE PUBLIC.-rHE BRO rHER.
SHS hood Oi Carpenters viii hold an open
meeting FRIDAY, March . at 73D O'Clock, at
TCumCy'a Hall, ii!s aud SITS ~ W for d s'u sion
Of labor topics. Prominent speakers will he nres-
ItsttisSion free fur friends foes ft--1tE
The Evening critic., 1883-02-28

SUE quarters for Holiday Goods. A Fine
Line Of Meersohaum Pipes also, oil French Btiar
Root Pipes Cigar Smokers, Cases and other
smokers' articles. Cigars put up % IN boy from
65 cts, up 10 IS. s. SICKLE, i0i Pa. ave-, oppo.
HHrvey's
The Evening critic., 1883-02-28
r.ssz, MBRoHANT-TAILoh-M CLOTH
H&S ING.

ue-r,.IF YOU WOULD AvoID OHILLs AND
Bxe Feveis, Ague and Fevers, Bilious Fevers
and other diseases incident to the season, take
BROWNING'S BITTERs and you will surely es-
cape them. . .N
over twelve years, and no y, rson wns ever known
to have chills or bilious tevers while using tbeso
Bitters. For sale by druggists and grocers gem
BROWNING & MIDDLETON, .
The Evening critic., 1883-02-28
DOUGLASS
NINTH AND F SITS.
gentleman

i have used
Eiy's Cream Balm
for Catarrh, and
can say that II will
do allthatisclaimed
for 1t. q. A. Ives,
Ithaca, N. Y.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

f. ON VIII t VIC have been able o
learn Of the question of bathing in
the town ditch, we are led 10 the
conclusion that most disgraceful
nuisance is forced upon the people
living on the banks of the ditch,
toward the northern end Of town
especially. Our correspondents note
explanatory of her conduct, few
evenings since, told very little of the
facts c1ncerning the condition Of
things in that locality. The gentle
men " no were The cccasinn Of that
note; are not to bc blamed. They
were comparative s'rcnEers and nn-
aware Of the fact that they were ties
1a,sin& where lrespassing in the
most indecent m4nncr was common.
Along this portion Of the ditch
men iii bread day Light, within a
huldrcd feet of the residences o. our
Citizens, shan.clessly stIio thCIn-
selves ard whcii demonstrate with
hy ladies being thus opSnly insuiled
aid The vilcst ob<cen ty and and
basest pr p ,>ition- to the ir conduct
Here the fas, women OF the town
aud their nrntlcnC II of leisure think
nothing Of di~roLing and blthins
together ard indulgin5 in langua u
aud ac-Inas that the word bca>t!y
cannot describe; m All this within
car-sho, an eycsig { of several re-
81 .trbl4 an esteemed families of
orr cit,z"nS, usu .llv IN the absence
of the &c tie men at tn If places Of
business. These, we he levr, are
facts that can be sub initiated 10y Il
number of ladies of The section to
which We refer. Ia the name of
common dtcen"y We pr test ag: nst
such Il condition Of aft HRS. We are
priSrd that cur COT mpo;ary
>honld at empt to vindicate the
heast,incsS OF such conduct. Surrey
It -h nd have m.,re regard for the
resp, c ALT, portion of our cOmmu-
nliy Al d common ducency than 10
juSiif. tre@cs upon i.
We would suggest to the citizens
along the ditch the practicabilIty of
h in- set ri hin the IOWA limi's,
hich will mike it a mu Il easi,r
matter 10 get at the fen les of
common decency. than where they
new arc, though there is a law pro-
hii lting The use Of vulgar and OBJ
sccac language AMI i decent expo
sire
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
FEAST!

A Feast commencing on
San Juan's Day, June 24th
1888 will be held at the
city Of Phoenix, and will
continue until and includ-
ing the 4th day OF July,
1883. The grounds will
be neatly arra' gcd for the
Feast. Arrangements have
been made for p sture for
ANIMALS near the grounds
a so with the various hotel
keepers in the city to fur
nish ace mmodations to
visitors at reduced rates.
Every evening there Wi |
BE- a magnificent disp, ay of
Fireworks. a first class
band will be in attendaE u
every evening. Athl, TIC
games will take I lace each
evening f r which prizes
will be awarded to the
winners For further in
formation apply to
I. W. BRO WIN,
Phoenix, A. I
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
Gen. Crooks Biography

General Cr' ok is enc of the most
popular soldier in the United Sta'rs
Amy, and particularly is he p"pu-
lar with the people of In Pacific
Coast, on account of his knnwl d re-
of In liam warcfarc and his efficiency
in dealing with the Indians. The
Apaches have ii Wholesome dread of
hi and call him "Gray Fox, cn
account of his having so often cut
wi,tcd the most subtle IndI IN Gun
ming.
General Crook is little ov. 80
years of age He is native of
Ohio. After he WIS gradu tel at
West Point lie was appointed TO Il
Lcutrnanry in the Fourth Infantry.
This WAS in the year 1852 During
the civil war he rose from the rank
of Colonel 10 that of Brigadier Cen
'ral in 1862, and Major &c cral il
1861 He commanded the army OF
West Virginia in the valley o: the
Shenandoah. When the war ended
Crook was serving as Major in The
Third Infantry and was Brevrt
Major g encral of the Unit d State 5
army. He had risen to a Bri lad er
G. neral, his present rank 10y the
year 1S73.-Mter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

Norman Macleod's story OF a rath
or gluttonous Presbyterian minister
who WAS used to look 1T The dinner
before saying grace; and if it was Il
good began, "Bounliful jehovah, J.
etc. If it looked bad, 1--WE arc not,
O Lord, worthy of the least of thy
mercics."
a little girl, reading the bible
aloud to Il err old grandmother, sal ::
"And these five children Micah
bore" ''Rt AL that ~ al
daughter" I'D the old lady, Whose
hcaril! WAS Mt go Cd. And the c
flve chill 'r'n Micah bear, re 4 the
girl, 81 there, that will do, said the
grandmother; ''they might milk ii
bear, honey, but they could no milk
a boar"
The hymn beginning: My sins
were washed away Ivy tie blood Of
The Lamb. as sung by the salvation
army of ToroHto, was followed hy
what is called a sacred ng com
m encing, MY tobacco was Sys>l.cd
away by lie bio, d Of lie Lamb"
After that the "recruits" took their
plugs of tobacrO from their poe -
and threw them upon the -
one corner of the hall. 7
fnrmnnce WIS enacted in Il
of hrist.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

IN TIE PROB ATE COURT, N AND
fi the county Ct Maricopa. Terrii DRY
Of ArizO
In The IN tier Of the estate of f. NJ,
S'nrkrrd. deceased.
On rea d ing the petition OF
Cha~. u. 5 IA kard. The admins ratio OF
rh" ,starc Of VI Shank rd. deceased,
and riYing. among ether III n. S. tor an
oid r # sril uti IL of III I -sidue of the
sri =. .te among the pe'sOi entitled;
l If er d that al p rsons Interested
j. lie es ate OF the SAID NJ ankard.
d ceased b ard appear beflre lhe Pro-
b tr Court, III and for the laid OuI t. of
Ma:icOpa, n III ecu room If said COu [.
the co .rthou OF said Count, on
Wcdncs thy. The 20 h dsy # June, 1888. Mt
10 clio k, A. NJ he. and rEe-r to show
cause why an ord, of di -tib1li II shoull
MOI b" made If The residue of Id estate
amn, . the heirs OF the "a deceased, II
cO-diDg to 'aw-
1t fnrih, ordered III t n copy If this
o d b published for {, ur sdcces i've
weeks, before The said 20 h day of Ju {.
Is 3. i tn PHoENIX IIEEaLD-a new aper
pr "Icd AID pa ll~ntd in III City Of Pho
l.iX III sail Co .ntv.
TMOS. G. GRE NHAW.
52I 4r- Probate Judge
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

FINE mining journals and other
ding papers OF the country, are
biinuing t. discuss the silver coin
question with considerable vim,
] we mu say that the arguments
some OF the silver coinage
'rnals are to the point in this re
let, that they regard the &C ion of
|ngrcss as Likely TO be governed
the commercial indie ,tions, and
|nanis concerning The coinage of
Yer and therefore discuss the pro-
bility c. commercial call for silver
ia. On this point the Nintng
cord say>.
It is wholly impossible that the
image of standard dollars can
|nch upon the Treasury stock of
ld in the future, for the pracli'-al
|son, that not an ounce OF the
tu r bullion bought for the use Of
: MINIS pail f in gold. Nor
his AL. The silver bullion thai
cred Into III. 12f.3s2,55O standard
lars coined at our mints h.iwce1
1~t of J~ly. 1918. and the 31st Of
c-'mber 1892, WIS PM fur in stan
d d liars nat IN god, that cost the
IA ury but ia $50, $50. 503, cxc.u-
|, ly of the mcr. cost OF coinage
| ing EecOr |.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
(L4EM~ CT IHF S.P. K

THIS company has male an ap-
lication to The Interior D.partmen nj
for the land grant of the Texas PIT
fic Compa v. The application Is
IN the form of claim made by the
attorney ON behalf OF the company.
1t is accompanied by Il copy IF the
de-d of assignment from the Texas
Pacific 10 the Southern Pacific Of all
its franchise. The claim of the
Southern Pacific is based on -
principle OF assignment, and that the
opinion of he Acknowledgement in
The case or the New Orleans and Pa
{ itic Ro d which the Department of
the Interior has accepted, is Il precc-
dent for such y claim. The officers
of the Inter or Department ma urally
are nni communicative on so import
ant 4 question as this. The papers
have SIMPLY been pres ned to Score
try Teller who has endorsed upt n
-fliem that, irr~his Judgement, the sub
jcc: is one which requires the actio
Of Congress. Tie decision in the
clse of the New ORLEANS and Pacific
RoId is sail TO establish a precedent
as to some features, bat it is also
elaine It that there are important
points of difference between the two
roads -Ec,h omist.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

A ripple of excitement was oeca-
stoned on the street this forenoon by
the +, ceipt of the following tel, gram
sent to Mayor Porter:
CASA GRANDE, June ,, 1888.
Bin informs me that cnu Icrs III e
ii ling to gather Il force II come 10
| . lee the pri ,oncrs Inform The
Sheriff. \. II. JACKSON.
The above tclcgr.m refers TO tic
Indian prisoners for s'me lime con-
fined here fol imrl cation in the
Sears trouble ne Tempe and BIN
is one of the In,liaI Captains on HE
Rcscrvati N. SLcritl Ormc a:tat has
no Importance to tic int iGenf e
from the fact that Mr.. GreeLNaw
vest, rdav returned from the r=SerTa-
to- an was informed ty the n
dams that they were willing l. BIN :
sufficient horses and cate here and
del Yer them into the lands Of The
Sheriff for security tor the aprcar-
ance of the prisoners ut Tie next
term Of Court,
In ,nveisatiOH with Indian Agent
Jackson last ,e',, huwcvc, lie in
formed us that there Lad already
he much talk amo 2 The indians
of the project which it seems 10y the
Telegram they are now about to try
10 AIRY out and he informed us at
that time it was only with mru talk
AMI persuasion that he was able 10
keep the Young men down.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
Notice ofTin bcrC uIGure
Contest,

Dirt publication April 3D. 1855 y
Apri IS. 1855.
. mp'ant having been cnt t.. cd at III :
Off nv William L. Gatk .. of PEpuiX. ~
I -Hgli st Jcbl a. heAOV h. fOr failure
t. comply vi h w as t. imbc~ Cal urc
Entry 40. 81. dated APP il 3r,- 1873. Up III
tn. " y # the s i of Section one,
rowrshp North, r ngr , Eat. ii Ma
icopa county. Arizona. wi II vi w to The
cancellation Of said entry; contestant al
leging hat SAID John A here with has
never planted any trees r tim Der Cd or
GU tings upon any pOiti IL of s1id la d,
and abandon d the same Now. ref re.
III sad parties are here bv mlnCd to
apnear at this office on Il c 6 II day of juno.
1888, ut 10 O'Clock. Il. m. TO spnnd and
furnish testimony concerning said legged
failure. G.. E. DALEY
Re ever OF ubliS NJ neys-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
The New York Times has col, c

THE New York Times has collie
ted simultaneous crop reports from
Il hundred AID twenty nine d fferent
points in thirty of the states and ter
ritorIes and sum- ~ the invcsiiga-
lion OF the crop pre- spect in tho re-
MAX: 'Ind.caions are now clear
that ii viii be much less than last
year" 1t makes the statement that
the Crc;.t grain producing states Of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri
will produce 20 to 25 per cent less
grain than the average this year
whiic in Wiscon, in Iowa MINI, SOFA,
Colorado, Utah and California will
be an incroa >e on account of greater
acreage sow.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
THE REBATE.

AS numerous inquiries still con-
tihue TO come to concerning the re-
bate on tobacco etc, though the time
for that MT or has passed by more
than mouth. we here give synop-
sis of The regulations:
The gods must be inventdried OF
the firsl day OF May in The preSen Z
of two persons who arc disinteiest d.
For package to acro the STAMP
huml'crs mn lie entered sepe' ately.
4 p Is ribcd form of laLcl must be
attached t, each inve itoried pack
age. The wines es Should see t al
no I'D litiors to The s,oci in hand ar
IN lde between the common cement
and compile ion OF the Inventory, As
it mn emb ace only the stock on
hand mt the begin ming Of the 1t #
May. The cliiri has then IT, be daily
certified by the Deputy Collector,
hO ma iiul'l IL D'CN lOf INV 80 lS't
lion if he secs fit To question the re
liability the witnesses. Claims
for rebrtc cannot be transfer d or
assigned. Claimants are advised II
purchase their spc ial lax stamps for
the coming year beio.c May 1st, so
that there may be no gu stion as 10
their rights Under the new Act rs
dealers and manufacturers. Boxes
of clsars which have been O~cnrd
for cxamina' ion, and no. Otherwise
tam .,ercd with, may he ent re in
The inventory if the WITNESSES make
affidavit that the original contents
are entire and unb. oxen.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

THE Teri nIy Of Arizona is at the
present one the most prosperous sec
tious of tie United States. Il'l i'm
ncnse mining resources are no coz
fined to any Que particular section
but are evenly Gi.tributei through
out her whole arel. Outside of this
there are certain portions that are
of the most desirable of grazing and
farming lands bcSiIes vast areas of
coal and timber Ilnds. The advent
of raiii DAD; have opened up and
made the country Available and cap
ital Is rapidly siczing upon TIE OPP
p1r;uniticS for Investment.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

THE Democrats of X ntucky do
not take kindly t. Waitcrsons tariff
~for-reyenue- only doctrine :; AT their
late conyentioB D0tb Water on and
his plank" were ignored complete
~ and the editor of inc COurier-J0Nr-
nal talks as though he had been cast
ing pearls before swine. In fact he
had tipped the soir-mash whiskcy
business and the eountry woul In
stand il.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

AN Ohio r.ilrnad company has
recently adpptei the twenty four
hours per day system instead of the
twelve hour system and no doubt the
habit Of numbering the hours from
one to twenty-iour will come into
use cn-irc'y. Railroads adopt the
system from lie less liability of its
employ ecs making mis- axes as TO
The hour being q III. or p. m. as they
are now liable t. do when the same
hour oc urs in both divisions of he
day. Twenty four o'clock will be
nidni ,ht.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

THE close of I c reign of Victoria
Is no dnubi drawing near. The fall
and Jury to her knee viii Il the
press motto, d some time ago, seems
to have affected her =. neral heal h
seriously sure indication that lh2
vitality AID resistant pow els of her
Constitution no longer are able to
shed her from the attacks of age
She i, the daughter of Edward "
and grand daughter of George III
ard was bonn May 81, 1919, and is
conss GU, nlly O. years of age. she
asccnded the throne in 1887 at the
age G f Is and has occupied it for
4G ears. Though her Office has
bee- gcPtly shorn of it pow er nev-
cItl.cieAs he" death would lie a great
calam ty IL N. Engli II people.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

TIE Bottom 1rfa1script talks of
he Portable Electric light Co. of
that city in {; manner which is sur
prisIng in an honest journal That
paper knows. if it knows anything
that that elf same "Portable Elcce
tr;c Light Co" has swindlcd half
the newspapers in tbs country 10y ia
ducing them 10 advertise for 1t on
promise Ct se"disg i, light and then
f4i ing to cum 10 time. Further
more it knows that the Eight itself
is swinlle ard not what tins con-
pany represents it to be. 1t would
he a CO tlY apparatus t. the buyer ut
nifty cents instead of five dollars.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
Notice Of Homestead
contest,
(Fi tpubIirition AariI 30. IS 81

(Fi- tpublirltion Anril 30. IS b
u. - Ian Cfii c Ut Tucson. Ariz ma,
Ap1l. %. 1873
Complaint having D zen entered n thi ,
ffic by William - Gltll.. f III eniN. a.
T. gIii~t Jrh \. Oh .aoWth TO- nbaI =
, oIi = i lIcm"<'c d ~ t V No 80. dated
April 3 d, 1875 Up II III 4 of the : f 4
f Section ne. nsh'p North. Raj e
. Ens'. il MaIicopa unty ArizOna. wi II
Il vi w 10 the canceillIion of said entry:
III sal prtic~ are hereby SUNNI IN TO
app ar n his iii c ON The 9Th day Of June
1S>3. a 10 DEL OK Il. m t. lcSpn"d and
fin Il sh imony concerning sind legged
Il JuI.d ,hIncnt a.. F. DALEY.
Receiver f ub ic Moneys
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

THE Sec ret Try of the interior has
Tered patents to be issued to the
-ant:c and Pacific Railroad CJm-
~ for lands amounting to 1920
acres on the strength of the com
ton of that road to the Colorado
O. from Al uqueIque.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

TIE drive well. much used in Cal
fornia and eiscwhe re, is pa cit of
Mr.. N. W, Gre n, formerly an amy
officer. Those using The drive well,
i. e. a tube peri rated al the lower
nd and driven into the carih, arc
liable for Il royalty on Is use The
tatent expires in 1885.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
TiIr Salt River valley wants all

THE Salt River valley wants all
The markets it can get. When n
man goes tt' market W til his reduce
he GOES where there are the greatest
number Of business houses and con
scquently he most compcti-Io1 for
his goods, and also where he can
have choice as to what he may
take in Return. As Il valley we
must act ON the same pri CT Die. We
have now and will continue TO have
IL Iarg amount of,produre TO dispose
of. Our farmers want something
more than simple home market
They want facilities for reachins
large anil v.rious mIrket, in al
parts of the sou hives not that they
can supply Those mlrllcts mt all but
that they may b. tolerably sure of \
good market somewhere at all times.
The prosperity of our farmers is the
pr sporty Of all busincs in the valley
ASIDE from the questions of mar
ket for tie valley is the question Of
g.,at,r inducements for settlement
which are great, or less as our val
ley IS more or less f4vorably connec-
ted commercially with The outside
worl AID we believe that rIilro I'd
to Benson will accomplish for our
WI ley more tian any other rod that
can be huilt inio or through it.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
Home stead N lot &c.
ir-t nnhl-c 5ti n Np i d. 1883 ]
LAID Oflice nj Tees III ArizOnn.

ri nnhI clti N up /, y. l5S3 !
LAID Oflice at Tees III Arizona.
Mrrch "A. 1883
y ,tiCc i her by given that the foiinw-
II Z nanod sc tier. Michael EngGsser has
Fl cn no - of his intention 10 IN Ike final
. IL. and seen final entry here be-
fore H. IL Punoy. Ju 7ge of the L. s
DiSirc Ct nHrt. at Phoenix Arizona. on
the 26 II day If May ut Ii hour of 10
o'c'ool m tor The s i Il # Section :.
Township y, re E. g and = K NJ. and
mar es tne foil " ing as his witnesses viz
VIM. isaac. FraI Kim NJ. Fowler. LOUIS
G z"llr. a. d Henry Slosser, OF PHI elk,
= RIO, Il
HENRY COUSINS. E.g..ter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07
.nvIQorator Samples Free.
DR.. SPIN NEY
NOilKEARNY STREET.
TRE.rs ALL CHRnNIc AND SPECIAL
DISEASES


YOUNG MEN
WHO NAY BE SUPPLYING FROM
w the cfec,s O. youthful ip!lies or in
discreet m vii. do We'll to avail III. mSelvcs
OF this tiic grca ost b 'ou ever laid at the
the alter of SAT- ring humanity DIR
- y ET viii gnhrau'cr tori II ) %
for cVc-v clS. OF SIN nal weakness or
private d sense # any KIM or charac ter
whic. lie untlcrtal and ,ails u cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
TNc e a"e many at the. age Of thirty to
siNly who FIRE troubled wIsh too frequent
evacnati rs of the Bladder, often accom-
panied by slight I'm lrting or burHin 2
sensation NJ d Il weakening Of the 8 stem
in manner tn iatient cannot account
for. II cx mining the II mary depos its
Il 70 sediment vi ! often be found and
sotr-titae- small par Icles of albumen will
appc<",' CT hf. co or VIII b az Il hin TX
ism h,,c, ~ in ging TO a dark and or
pid appear. II e. There are many men HI
die Of hi di5ficultN. Ignorant OF the car e,
which is the >ecOn s.a @ of : m.nal we X
nas, Dr. Spiuuey Will guarantee peri 1
cure in ali >iich cases. aHd a healthy =
tor:itioIi dI the = .niJo- urinary Orgrns.
Ctlice hour Id TO land GtoS. Sundays
from it I" II II. Consu liation fee
ThurOug- examination and advice s..
Ca.l or addrr
DIR. SPiNNEY & CO..
y Il Fearny street San r.ranCiscO,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

THE var against the tammany
ring in New York brings out scme
very expressive rcma. Ks from the
New York rapers l~ionrlly. The
Times says; "Tammany is n t
a party CT a faction 1t h 5 no
politics. 1t is merely an organ
il d appetite"