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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-17
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-01-17

There arc 5000 rumshops in Bos.
ton.
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DANK STATEMENT.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Or THE
CITY NATIONAL BANK
December 30th, 1882,

at Cairo In the State OF Illinois at the close Of
business,
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Will somebody who is posted please answer the followin letter which we give perbatem et literatem ::
 Oct the 7, 1883 Sir will you please be so kind
 and tell me all my Questions will
 put to you if I would know your Name I would write this letter to your Dame But so If God to. write to the Postmaster now to Business can A Pearson take land for A Homestete near Phoenix how much land can he take can he make his own Dich and can hee take all the water he Meets for must he
 Buy it from the water compency if how much land can Pearson take for a homes tete or how much is the Government
 Price for land Down there hows fare off from
 Phoenix must a man
 Go to Get it
 Please answer
 me all thesee Questions yours most Respectfulley Please answer me Immiediadeiey
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The Globe Chronicle says word has been received that Cicero Crime has escaped from the asylum at Stockton, Cal. Crime was sentenced to Yuma for life, about year ago, for complicity in an express rob> bery and murder of Andy Hall and Dr. Vail, two of his accomplices being lynched by the citizens of Globe. He was transferred from Yuma to Stockton last spring, it ap> bearing that he had become insane
 The only body competent to de- eide as to the best brand of baking powder now before the public is the community of house-keepers.. And as It is conceded that house-keepers, with great unanimity, prefer pr. PrIce's Cream Baking Powder, over all competing products, after twenty years trial, there is no appeal from that decision.
 We are pleased to state that the reports being circulated by the Gazette and other papers of the Ter ritory concerning Major Hooper are pronounced by the manager of the house here to be entirely false. What the animus could be that causes such an attack on one of the first busi. ness men of the Territory we cannot conceive.
 Twelve passengers came in toeday by stage.
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to irial' 1t having been continued from term 10 term for various req sons.
 The suit has been one of great in terest in mining circles in this sec ton and probably more than any other one thing has served to throttle the mining business on Cave Creek. That it should so soon be closed up is a matter of much sa- tisfaction to every one interested in this section of the country and great credit is due the defendant for for cing the matter to trial and raising the cloud of litigation which has so long hung over his property and res tarded not only the development of this particular property but of much other valuable properties that long ere this should have been pourin g out their treasure into the business of Central Arizona.
 The case was called up last even ing before Associate Justice Pinney and the attorneys for the prosecu- tion at once confessed judgement with costs and the case was dismiss sed.
 The resul. of the action is a sufs ticient commentary as to the justice of the defendants cause and we would prefer to pass the remainder of the whole business without re> mark only regretting that it is posi- bic that the business of a whole community can be so retarded and interfered with through the obstin- acy and selfishness of one UT two individuals.
 We are pleased to know that steps will at once be taken to further the development of the property as ra- pidly as possible.
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is instructed to notify said

clerk is instructed to notify said Gallardo.
 On motion and by vote of full Board the bid O o. L. Mahory to furnish medicine and medical ats tendance being the lowest and best bid for the county IS accepted. On motion Board adjourned until one o'clock p. m. One o'clock p. m. Board met after recess with all members present.
 Bids for wood were opened and James Marian having filed and pre- sented the lowest bid it was awarded to James Ma,lar.
 On motion and by vote of full Board matter of letting bids fol bridges adjour ned till Saturday Oct 20, and to include bridge at foot o. mesa on road from Tempe to Mesa City.
 On motion and by vote of full Board J. H. Moffett is appointed road overseer of road distric No. 1
 On motion and by vote of full Board H. R. Patrick, superinten- dent of court house building, services as such, $210.
 Adjourned till Oct. 20.
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NO. 3O54. Treasury Department.
OFFICE OF COMP
 OF THE CuRRENCY.

OF HI
 WASHINGTON, Sept. Fist. 1883.
 WHEREAS, by satisfactory evi> dence presented to the undersigned it has been made to appear that "The First National Bank of Phoe- nix" in the town of Phoenix, in the county of Maricopa and Territory of Arizona, has complied withall tie provisions of the revised Statutes of the United States required to be compiled with before an association shall be authorized to commence the business of banking,
 Notc therefore I, John s. Lang worthy, acting Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that "The First National Bank of Phoe nix" in the town of Phoenix, in the county of Marlcopa and Territory of Arizona, is authorized to commence the business of banking as provided in section fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 e-@ Tn testimony tohereof wit ] SEAL ness my hand and seal SEAL of office this 21st day oi @-@ September, 1883. J. s. LANewoRTHY, Acting Comptroller of the Currency
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Board of Supervisors.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ! MARIcoPA COUNTY, A. T.
 PuRNJy Oct 15th 1SS3

OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
 MARICOPA CoUNTY,A T. ]
 PHGNIx, Oct. 18th 1883. Beard of Supervisors met this date pursuant to adjournment.
 Present: M. Wcrmser, hair man; A. J. Halbert and N. Herrick, Supervisors; and Frank Cox, Clerk. Minutes of previous meeting were read, approved and signed.
 On motion and by vote of all mem bers present the petition for school district No. 12 is granted as prayed for.
 It appearing by certificate of H. R. Patrick, superintendent of con- struction of court house, that s. E :. Patten, contractor for wood work, etc. has completed two thirds of the work as per contract, and it further appearing that said $. E. Patten was paid on the first payment the sum of $2,760 more than hIs first payment called for now on motion and by vote of Messrs. Wormser and Her rick it is ordered that a warrant be drawn in favor of s. E. Patten for the sum of $2, ,550, making one half of his contract price, on the build ing fund.
 It further appearing by certificate of H. R. Patrick, superintendent of construction on court house, that Cox & Fourshee, contractors for the mason and brick work, have com- pleted two>thirds of their work cons tracted for, now on motion and by vote of Wormser and Herrick It is ordered that a warrant be drawn in favor of Cox & Fourshee on the building fund for the sum $3,s40. The time arriving for opening ds for medicine and medical attendance etc, as per advertisement.
 The bids of Dr. R. L. Rosson and Q. L. Mahony were submitted to the l&3Asson bids to treat and
 etc., as per adver-
 fe quarter ending
 Gr 79 and $15 for
 pe.
 y bids to do it
 nsQel Gallardo as
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
October Term 1883.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE D. H. PINNEY
 PRESIDING.

PRESIDING.
 Afternoon Session, Oct. 15, 1883.
 U. S. COURT.
 U. s. vs Cushman; Jury returned verdict of guilty as charged Jury called and empanneled in case of the U. S. vs NJ. Gallardo.
 DISTRICT COURT
 Territorial Grand Jury came in and presented indictments against: D. c. Jones, grand larceny; James Larsen, robbery; Joseph Chalmers, robbery; Larsen and Chalm CTS rob> bery-
 Warren Webb ct al; assault with attempt to commit murder and two indictments against fifteen Indians for assault with attempt to commit murder. The Grand Jury presented it's final report and was discharged by the Court with thanks for their prompt discharge of business.
 In the case of c. E. Philes ct al vs w. ". Hickies; dismissed at cost of plaintiffs.
 Adjourned to g o'clock a. m. Oct. 16.
 OCTOBER 16, IA. NJ.
 us. COURT.
 J. P. Lee plead not guilty to charge of violating Internal Revenue laws.
 U. $. vs NJ. Gallardo on for trIal.
 DISTRICT COURT.
 Asher Bros., vs NJ. w. Kales ads ministrator etc.. case submitted on plesdings and proofs and judgement ordered in favor of plaintiffs for S4,949.sO.
 E. Rood vs M. W, Kales. adminis- trator, e e. ; ordered to be placed on the calendar.
 Chas Goldman vs Chas. Church :; judgement for plaintiff by default. Guss Ellis & Co.,, vs Chas. Church :; judgement for plaintiffs by default. Goldman & Co.,, vs Chas. Church i; judgement for plaintiffs by default. The following trial jury was re- ported and excused till Wednesday morning at 9 a. m:
 Jas. Ellis, D. H. Recarte, John Agard, c. M. Jamison, Chas. Church, R. F. Kirkland, T. H. Jones John Parker, Beaverly Cox, J. w. Tedrow, Paul Ruben, A. J. Moore. WIG Pimm, s. V. English, Jesus Orozco, J. M. Means, Theodore Hanson, H. R. Patrick. E. F. Staff ford, Philip Hickey, Alex. Steineg> ger, Geo. w. Marlar, C. E. Philcs. Territory vs Webb, ct als; arraign- ed, waived time to plead and plead not guilty.
 Territory vs Mariana Soto; plead not guilty.
 Territory vs Raymond Atondo plead not guilty.
 Territory vs March; plead not guilty.
 Territory vs Antonio Soto; plead guilty.
 Territory vs Benlto Escobar; de- murrer 10 indictment argued and submitted and ovcrruled by the court. Defendant excepted and plead not guilty.
 Territory vs Bloomer: plead guilty.
 In the several cases of Territory agalnst D. c. Jones, Jas. Larsen, Jos. Chambers. Larsen and Cham bers, arraigned and ordered to plead on Wednesday morning.
 In the case of the Territory vs fifteen Indians; plead not guilty. Recess to 1 :15 p. m.
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A Card.

To all who arc suffering from the indIscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay. loss of man. hood, etc., I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send a self>addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. LYMAN.
 Station D, New York City.
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Territorial Twigs .
1Citizen |

Yuma tonight to assume his office as guard of the prison.
 Everybody in Tucson has sudden ly got to be q general or colonel Titles have sprung up like mush- rooms after a storm.
 Parties from Hermosillo who were personally acquainted with Eustis, confirm his death and also that Of Smeardon at that place.
 J. M. Campbell, superintendent of the Arizona Peerless Silver Min ing Company, informs us that hoist ing machinery has been shipped to the mines and that large force will be set to work this week They are down 120 feet now with favorable prospects and anticipate good results at depth of 250 feet. Printers types and engraver's blocks are now made from celluloid This will make the boys stop smok~ ing, for if cigar spark were to fall on the celluloid there would not be remains enough to gather into sar~ dine boz.
 The Supreme Legion of Select Knights, A. o. U. w., which has just closed Its third annual session at Buffalo, New York, attached Mes braska, Colorado, New Mexico and Arlzona to the grand jurisdiction of Kansas.
 Since 1872 the democrats carried Ohio four times and the repub llcans six times. In 1872 the demos crats elected their Governor by SIT plurality, in 1874 their Secretary of State by IT 302 plurality, in 1877 their Governor by 22,530 and last year their Secretary of State and other State officers by 19,115 pluras lity.
 The republicans elected their Gov ernor Tn 1875 by 5,549 plurality and President Hayes had majority of 7,516 over MT. Tilden ln 1876. They elected their State officers including Secretary of State in 1878 by 3,154 plurality. Governor Foster has twice been elected Governor since then--in 1879 by 17,139 plurality and in 1881 by 24,3O9. MT. Garfield carried the State in 1880 by 34, 227 plurality.
 TCitizenl Superintendent Horton has gone on tour of inspectiun of schools to Yavapai, Mohave, Yuma, Maricopa and other counties. He will be ab- sent several weeks.
 There is a movement in Joliet, Illinois, to organize a company with | $100,000 to locate and establish stock ranch in Arizona. And still they come and are coming. As stock country there is none better and the fame of Arizona is spreads ing.
 [Epitaph]
 Ed. and Al. Schieffelin were in Fl Paso Sunday en route to Chihuahua to examine some mining properties. The former will visit Tombstone on his return, and the latter will pro. | ceeds to his home in Philadelphia. It was rumored about town yes terday that Judge Thomas Moses, llte well known resident of Tomb stone, had fallen victim to the pes tIlence now raging iu Sonora. The rumor could not diligent inquiry, be authenticated; but man who ar rived Sunday from Las Delicias says that four days previous he saw the Judge at that place alive and we'll. His many friends will earnestly hope the rumor of his death is un- founded.
 Charley Tribolet has sold his real estate in Tombstone, including his interest in the Occidental hotel, to his brothers Gus and Seigfreid. the consideration being $13, 300. At last accounts MT. Trlbolet was in Phoe. nix, awaiting trial before United States court on the remaining ind jet ment agalnst him.
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OctOber 9cheme.

Whole Tickets, @2; Half fTickets, $1; 25 Tickets $50; 55 Tickets, &IOO.
 Remit money or Bank Draft in Letter, or send by Express. DON'T SEND BY RE. GISTERED LETTER OR POST OF tice ORDERS Of $5 and upward by Express, can be sent st our ex- yense. Address all orders to
 J. J. Douglas, Louisville, Ky.
 st-tu-th&W.
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TELEC RAPHlC

THE DEMOCRACY CHANGES ITS MA ME
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-A pub lie meeting was held in the fourth ward this evening in favor of the renomination of Tilden and Hem dricks on the democrat ticket of '76. Gen. Wm. B. Thomas deliver ed an address and au organization resolved upon to be called the Ma tional Army of Retribution, with auxiliary corps in every State.
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M Hilary Orde rs.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT WHIPPLE BARR ACKS,
 PEEoCnTur Oef 12

r hESCOTT, OCI- To. Second Lieutenant E. F. Willcoy, Sixth Cavalry, is appointed recruit- ing officer at Fort Huachuca, to date the 1st instant, and will take charge of all property and papers pertain> ing to tlIe recruiting service, reliev> ing Second Lieutenant George H. Sands, Sixth Cavalry.
 A Board of survey to consist of Captain H. w. Vessels, jr., Third Cavalry; First Lieutenant Matthew kl.nd. First Infantry; Second
 Enant T. R. Rivers. Thazz.,G ,Gisx x.
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THE YILLARD INTEREsT

CHICAGO, Oct. 13.-Both here and
 New York The statement published here that Willard, of the Northern Pacific, has practically arranged for the construction of number of steamers of unusually heavy tonnage and great speed to operate in cons nection with Northern Pacific from Superior City, and Duluth to Buf falo and by this means overcome the cost of transportation of gram from the line of that road by way of Chicago, and thence east; also it is asserted that the Willard interest has been quietly obtaining control of the New York, Westshore and Buffalo, thus securing, during the season of navigation, through freight from the Pacific Coast to the cast.
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In receipht today of the l the Director of Mint, Rurchard, on the Gold uciion of the United The production of lr was S1,O65,OOO and boo, making a total the Territory an in> preceding year by from this increase p into the account
 ed amount of con
 distant markets
 ere is no return.
 "No other
 the United States
 progress in devel- Arizona within the < * * Mature has of her favors to this United States in bes> tgiving climate, pure mountain breeZes, n the precious and gold, silver, copper. Id coal, the production ough yet in its infancy butes largely to the b. The Territory has eO, GOO acres, nearly ch is mineral; etc." heerful appreciation g young Territory so ng interests go, which but we have otker and able interests in the [ splendid sections of s and in her splendid sources of gold and which will cut. i'd lodges as the years go
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lar has failed to put ! here since last Sa- at home to look at possibly started for
 Cape Horn.
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ACQUITTED

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-August Bellemer, who has been on trial sev> eral days for the murder of John Kelly was acquitted yesterday. The jury took the view of the shooting as accidental.
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U. S. COrRT.
OCTOBER 16, 2 P. V

OCTOBER 16, P. M. In the case of U s vs Manuel Ga> llardo; the case given to he jury at about 4 80 p m, at 5:30 the jury not having appeared was ordered into court. and instructed that should they agree during the night to re- turn a sealed verdict.
 In case of U vs Shannon; jury empanneled.
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GOVERNMENT EMrLOYEs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-It is un- derstood that the civil service com mission has asked the President to direct further classification of the
 employees in the government service so as to bring within the operation of the civil service rules of a class of employees now receiving $9OO per annum. The President is believed to favor the proposition and It is though he will soon direct a reclass~ ification of employees receiving less tan $1,200 which will include a number of those receiving less than $500 and are not now subject to re- gular civil service commission. It is not thought, however, that em- ployes receiving less than $500 be included in the classification.
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Letter List.

The following is the list of un- claimed letters remaining in the postoffice, at Phoenix, October 18th. 1883:
 Butter, " F; Cayot, Jaynes: CahensL V; Callow ay, George; Col lins, John Wesley; Gilbert, T H :: Griffin, W M Jones ID lin
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DECREASING.

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 12.-Off1cial returns from Tuesdays election be- gan coming slowly in to-day. Six counties teing received up to ten o'clock tonight. Franklin county's official returns gives Hoadley 1497 plurality; Secretary of State, New man estimates Hoadley's majority in the state 9S9. No figures have been received to change the esti> mates made on the legislature; set ond amendment received over half the votes in the counties named, and granting the same rate in Hamilton and Cuyohoga counties It is esti- mated the amendment will be de> feated by 5000; still some friends of the measure claim it will be adopted by 10000.
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- - - HtI1uIII6' III 11Ou 1H IT 1o ny THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1883 A Lawful Lottery and Fair
 Drawings
 Chartered by the Legislature of Ky. and in the State. Bon given to Henry coun- ty in the sum of $100.000 for the prompt payment of all prizes sold.
 A Revolution in Single Number
 Drawings.
 V Every ticket holder his own us- pervisor, an call out the number on his ticket and see the cor responding number on the tag placed in the wheel m his presence. These drawings will occur on the last Thursday of every month, Read the magnificent
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in the notorious house of prcstitus tion, known as 555, which Tn about an hour was burned to the ground; estimated loss, $4,OOO; $2,OOO insur, ance. There was no one in the house when the fire broke out. It is be. iieved to be the work of an incen> diary.
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BEN BUTLER ACCEPTS.

BOSTON, Oct. 16 Governor But Ter has written letter accepting the nomination for governor of the na- tioLal greenback labor party of Mas sachusetts. The action, he says, afs lords him much pleasure as it marks his appreciation of his labors iE be- half of the greerback and laboring man,
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FOR BANQUETs, DINNERS AND PARTIES, use Eclipse Ertra Dry, It is equal to any and superior to most imported brands, and the only nat ural California Champagne in the market. Nv
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TERRITORIAL COURT.

Territory vs Webb, ct al set for trial on Tuesday October 23.
 OCTOBER IT, 9A.M.
 D. S. COURT.
 The jury in the Gallardo case came into court and rendered a yer dict of guilty as charged in the in dictment. The jury was excused to o'clock p m Defendant Gallaroo was ordered into the custody of the Marshal.
 U $ vs Shannon; case on for trial
 TERRITORIAL COURT.
 In the cases of the Territory against D 0 Jones, Jos. Chambers and Jas. Larsen he defendants plead not guilty.
 In the case of Territory vs Jas. Larsen and Jos On ambers, the de- fendants by council moved to set aside the indictment on the ground that it was not properly endorsed according to law. Motion pending. Rood vs Kales, administrator of the estate of J M. Bryan, deceased ; case submitted to ;he court on plead- ings and proof and judgment render ed for $2,156 and costs as prayed for in the complaint.
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October IS, 1888
.becription.

TcE FOR ADVERTISING B RATES.
 at all the Principal ies in San Francisco hts' Exchange, is our 1eco Agent.
 Row. will act as our Merchants Exchange. have the HERALD on ess.
 brized to do business paper whose name is D as our ageut. We gents
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:ion, the second
 turned this morn the case of the anuel Gallardo,
 puor to Indians bat aggravaled.
 he citizens at
 hoyed and their
 endangered by
 hd in drunken
 pselves two or || filed. It was in> Rt the law should
 and arrest the before more seri- occur. We con- people of Tempe on in breaking up the pe that the example of cases will have a tend- ke "fre water" scarce Indians for all time to
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A BACKWARD sTEP sAYs FRED
DOUGLAS.
AMMONIA EXPLOSION.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 16 All the horses in the stable of Moertin's brewery, where an ammonia pipe burst last night, which were not kill led out right, were 50 affected by the gas as to make it necessary to kill them. Sixty>one fine horses are lost by this singular accident.
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of the United States vs indicted for obstracting bm the United States mail, Tor trial yesterday after States District Attorney A. Zabriskie was present In for the special purpose of ling the prosecution in tn is id Messrs. Porter and Millay, fed for the defendant.
 |e examination of witnesses was searching and the testimony k by the prosecution against used was very damaging briskie made a most able ar- on behalf Of the Government DO stone unturned in the carefully guarding all
 which there might
 kescape. His argus
 orcible, logical,and
 lough answered by
 kney and orator as
 yet the conviction of