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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
FromMonday's DAILY }
Collection day.

Collection day.
Harvest drawing to a close.
Rain threatening these days.
Mr.. J . L. Petit of Tucson, arrived
his morning.
The City Council meets this after
noon at three o'clock IN regular
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Polhemus will leave
for Anahsim, Cal, in a day or two,
to spend the summer months.
4 Chinaman was arrested yester-
day fer stealing tub, and Justice
Morris this morning gave him
chance 10 mediate over the matter
in Jail.
Mr.. Silsby who has the contract
for painting the HERALD office, pro-
ceeded this morning to dress the
front with a printing coat.
The postoffice at Phoenix issued
800 money orders during the quarter
ended June Both, 1888. Aggregate
amount in dollars and cents being
$4,000.
A Tombstone paper thinks st. Orr
mand has committed suicide, as his
dismissal as Secretary of the Prison
Commission preyed heavily on his
mind.
The Board of Supervisors are in
session to-day being the first of the
regular quarterly meetings. They
will take into consideration the
equalization of taxes.
A general festival took place last
evening On Washington street. Bon
fires crackers and bombs for time
made the street roar The "Glori Gus
Fourth" was taken by the forelock.
A couple of drunken Mexicans
got into a row over bottle of whiss
ky yesterday morning, in front of
the Phoenix restaurant, and one
drew his pistol and began beating
the other over the head with it,
when it was discharged, the ball
going through the wall Of the res
taurant and between two persons
seated at table inside, finally strik-
ing and blowing into the floor. Fortu~
nately no one was hurt. The parties
were arrested by tie officers and are
awaiting examination at present |
writing.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
Territorial TwI&s .

A bank would pay at Florence
The hundred thousand dollars paid
out for Pinal county properties last
| week would have been paid out here
Instead of at Tucson if we had had
bank. Several large mining COM
panies would do their banking bust
ness here and be glad of an oppor-
| tunity to do SO and beside this our
busincssv men and citizens generally
would do large amount of bankin g
business If we had O bank. It
| would not require Il large capital.
Some one desiring to go iuto this
business should lcok the fela over
carefully.-EnterpriSe.
4 internal ReHnuecol1ector Fisher.
will remove his Office from Santa Fe,
to Albuquerque.
The Head Center mine of Tomb
stone, has shut down.
Webster Street of Tombstone, has
been caned by his friends.
Tombstone will not have q formal
racket on the Fourth.
The Tombstone Mining and Mill
ing Company are purchasing all the
smelling ores they can get at a good
round price.
The survey of the southern
houndery of San Carlos reservation
is i'll process.
Florence has about 400 school
children.
a postofIice has been established
at Butte, Pinal county, and will be
served from Florence.
Tombstone has had q hurricane
which disturbed roofs and stirred
The dust considerably,
Silver City Enterprfse.-On hnn-
bred pounds of gold was cleaned up
after sixteen days run at the Car
Isle mill, Grant county, New Me3i-
co. The Carlisle is fast becoming
known rs one of the richest gold
mines IN America. A pound and a
half gold nugget was picked up in
the same mine few days ago.
The ancient and honorable public |
of Tucson, through its mayor, has |
rendered general Crook the hopitali- |
ty of the city.
The Daily SslUer Citizen is the lat
est venture in journalism IN this
city. 1t is bright, neat four col
umn sheet, and is published by j.
L. Goode. We wish 1t the success
that ths enterprise and energy Of its
publisher deserves.
The citizens of Duncan, Graham
new town on the ella, have
declared that no Chinese shall be al
lowed to take up residence there.
Diptherla is raging at Puerto de
Luna and many deaths are occurring
among the children. There Is no
regular practitioner on the lower
Pecos, and an epidemic such as this
kills numbers of people every year.
The Navajo Indians will have
wool clip this year of over 100000
pounds. The hides and pelts that
hey will ban,ile will, amount to
about 600, 900 pounds.
1t is probable that A. Katz. Esq,
If Tucson, in connection with some
eastern gentlemen, will shortly es-
.ahlish general banking institution
n Clifton.
Fifty pigtails are reported to be
coming to Kingston. In tins emer-
sency let Our miners do their whole
ia:y-i. e., fire them out bodily.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

Governor Tritle, Saturday, COM
missioned f. NJ. Murphy, of the
frm of Murphy & Co.. to represent
The mining interests of this Terri
tory at the Santa Fe and Denver ex-
positions. The Territory secures,
through the appointment of Mr..
Murphy, young mi thoroughly
acquainted with the vast mineral
wealth every where deposited
through it, and one that will use
every means to ad pee her interests.
- Courier
Florence to build new
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A London paper illustrates the
force of prejudice by story that a
very low church minister was re
proving his curate for having taken
part ~ wedding breakfast, "But,
SIR" said the young man in amaze-
ment, "our Lord himself was pres
ent as u wedding feast in Canal"
"That's perfectly true, young man."
answered the parson, butin my opin-
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

| A heavy sand STORM accompanied
by lightning. thunder and a little
rain swept oyer this section of the
country last evening, from the north
cast. Aside from sweeping down q
tree here and there, We have heard
OF no damage being done.
The Fiesta husine escaped the
! effects of tire storm last evening TO a
surprising degree. Il was expected
that the light structures would be
blown to tatters, but outside of the
breaking Of q few lamp chimneys
and q thorough busting of every
thing, no injury was done. The at
tendance Was dispersed however for
the evening. though the band con-
tinued business after the storm, and
those stopping On the grounds had
good time among themselves
On Monday will be the semi an
nual clean up IN business matters,
and to that end our accounts will be
overhauled and bills presented for
accounts that have grown to consid-
cradle proportions through long
credit. 1t is simple matter of
business, that these things should
be squared up TO save q greater bur-
den which longer time would make,
and also a matter of justice to US
that moneys which we have long
since earned should be paid up. 1t
is pleasure to us TO give rtason-
able credit, when we feel that the
favor is appreciated and that there
is an endeavor to settle up at the
first opportunity; but where man
attempts to rob us by sneaking out
of paying what he justly owes, we
are ready to fight, and though we
shall ever endeavor to be lenient In
business matters, nevertheless we
shall not hesitate to force settlement
where necessary. We are no more !
able to lose our hard earnings than
any other man, ror do we propose to !
do so.
We would respectfully call the at
tention of the city fathers 10 the
condition of the water sup ply on
Monroe street especially of which
we have personal knowledge, and
other streets also. The point is
this; on the south side OF Monroe
sire and all other streets, lies
chain of blocks from one end of the
own to ollie he otherS, all dependent for
water on the ditch alo2g the south
tide of the street. Now On Monroe
'treet the supply of water lu1Ie
Inadequate to irrigate all reSc
blocks, while Oh the north ot
he street where much less wa Il
eally needed, there is at least
bird more of flow. It seen =: =
Is that little observatiJn on the
art of the town authorities would
atty them -f51f the condition of af-
y n rss which we mention, and little
are would correct the matter so
hat the gardens and trees of the
-arieus residents need not suffer as
hey now do IN some cases. The
Itch along the south side of each
treet ought to carry the bulk of
water while those along the north
ide naturally act as waste bitches
% this end the ditcheS on the south
ides ef the streets Should be clean
out and in some instances enlarg> I
d that the necessary body of water
lay be obtained.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
= Ratisher Raised.

ST. ioUs, Mo, July "a Bowl
ing Green Mo-, Times extra says:
Bill Nc Dowell, the negro who bru-
tally ravkhed Miss Kstc Dwyer,
near Louisiana, Mo, last Monday,
was forcibly taken from the jail at
Bowling Green yesterday morning
by mob Of about one hundred mas
ked men from Louisiana and vici-
nifty, and hanged to q tree. Subse>
qanntly The body was taken to Louis
lana where ii was hung and photo-
graphed. 1t was taken dcwn aud
its head was cut off.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
From Tuesdays Daily.

Fourth.
Celebrate.
No change in mail time as yet.
Council is in session to-day again
Recruits for the chain gang are
putting in an appsranSsM
ssr;ssl cases case. Of ,, y q chain
The Supervisors wiIfL as a
- Of Fqualizati.D on next
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
SLIGHT ODDS.
A little story with Large Nor
M. One Man who knew his
Own Business

mo, my DEAR said She venerable he sp-
er Of a county store 10 timid little girl,
whose head scarcely came uD to the level
of the counter. "No, my dear, we haven't
any red fsnne but we have some first
rate New Orleans molasses." Softly hint
Ing that che didn't think that would an
-wer the purpose quite IS well, the little
child went her way in search of the arti
Gle she desired.
"Havc yon BENSON'S CAPCINE PLAs-
TERS9" asked q gentleman of certain
druggist, whose rame could be given
were IT desired. 81 am troubled Just now
with touch of my old friend, the lum-
bago, ahd the Benson's Plaster seems to
go right to the spot almost as soon as it
touches the skin"
Mot at present. replied the druggist,
genially. ''but we have lots OF plasters
just as good. Their is Allcock's, the
do:"
My dear sir;n retorted the gentlemen,
with Slight show of temper Il am q
business man, ana always Aak Tor pre-
cisely what want and for. ing else.
h. 1kr
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

p TUscAR5AA, July S2-The fire IN
the Grand Prize Argeuta hosting
works on Saturday iguited pile of
rubbish in the boiler room during
the temporary absence of the fireman
and on his return the room was in n
blaze, and soon the entire structure
was in flames. Al Griffin, the engi-
neer on dtiy, he listed two men, who
were on tie 30O-foot level, while the
upper roof was blazing. Six men
Glow that level escaped by coming
up an oil shaft. 1t will require
$4,000 to -epair the machinery and
structure.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

No time should be lost if the stomach
liver and bowels are affected. to ADOPT the
cure remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bitrera.
Diseases of the organs named beget Others
far more serious. aud DELAY is therefore
hazardous. Dyspepsia, liver Complaint
chills and fever, early rheumatic twi1ges.
kidney weakness, bring serious bodily
troub e If trif1ed with.
Lose no time in using This effective and
an d safe medicine
For sale by all Druggists ard Dealers
generally.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
dexican shot.

BESsoN \. t.. July "A Mcxican
stranger il Benson, name unknown.
was shot nd instantly killed last
night by Echard Coleman, a back
smith wholately put up shop here.
Coleman was arrested by Brown, the
deputy sheriff. He refuses to give
AaSRise for the difficulty. The
commenced over Il game of
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
TEEcRAF ZIG
An lrszena xYiIdoat.

CEIoseo5une S0.-Ihe case of W
W. fIickici President of the lthica
Gold and ;iiver Mining Company
OF Maricoa county, Arizona. was
before a Juice of the Peace yester-
day, Hicki induced various parties
TO purchase the stock, claiming the
company MS listed on the San Fran
CISCO Mining Board. Several SAM
Francisco ,entlemen were on the
stand yesterday, who declared thew
had nsvee heard of the company
and beliged the stock valueless
The prosecution failed TO make any
case beyorl this fact against Hickies
Notwithstanding the charge Of OBJ
tanning maey under false pretenses,
it was rejected that the case be dis
missed, Which was done.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
From Saturdays DaiIy.l

From Saturdays Dsily.l
ng lively.
up on Monday.
|iih her beauties fades.
90 wet to thresh this morn
ghtning did the country
igns suecumbed to the blast
ng.
Imam McNnlty is confined
use b. stiff neck. Rheu,
lac reports his best work
at 1,106 sacks and one
day.
raj assortment of odds and
sold at auction before the
use this morning.
|ldest inha5itant" says we
the hottest weather he has
aced in twelve years.
5na and New Mexico have
JADE sin gle internal Revenue
E.. with 8. 4. Fisher as ccllac-
Eentral Pacific raiiroad com-
his men in uniform on
! !, !. !. !" !" !. ! !.
A6lor will be navy
'| sA his copper
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05
EIOD RIFLES.

p FOR ADVERTISING
kArEs-
all the Principal
IS in San Francisco
lt@' Exrhange 10 our
10 agent.
wv. viii act as our
ehani's Exchange.
re the HERALD on
ed TO do buFiress
er whose naIDr is
our agedt. We
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

e grain bought, the fnsnf
Pie amount of business
|our merchaNts and others
here for those
OrSers are filed from
Pa of the Territory, and
lar has earned a just repu-
IS excellent quality, and
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

re has been no new cases
0 time since the advent of
ox here. has there been sixty
or even one-half of that
notwithstanding the MALI
q extrayagentrepresentation
finer TO the contrary.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

The citizens of Duncan, Graham
county's new town on the ella, have
declared that no Chinese shall be al
lowed to take up residence there.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-07-05

nee to build a new
National Republican., 1883-07-16

Manson, and Barnes, Corporuls Mngruder,
Page, Vale, Boteler Clear, Stokes, and Simp-
son, Privatos Abner, Blois, Carlton, w. G.
thadoe, f. II. Challec, Conger, Dickinson,
Dunn jr., Fonda, Garner, Goodwin, Harris,
Harrington, Holmes, Hemingway, HenseN
lsham, Johannes, Kelloher, Keneastor, Moore,
Neale Omohundro Ralston, Rule Shirley,
Simms, Smith, Sprightly, Stokes, Todd, Way,
Wright, Walker and Zantzinger.
Over u hundred friends accompanied them,
among whom wore Miss Adele b. Grey Mrs.
j. IL. Clear, Mrs. and Miss Burnside, Misses
Molie and Belle Oyster, Miss Gortie Wilson,
Mrs Charles b. Fonda, Miss Dalton, Mrs j.
O. Manson, Mrs. f.. A. Goodwin Mrs. W. g.
Keech, Miss Barilli, Mrs. DIR. Harvey aud
daughter, Mrs. Harvey Mr.. and Mrs, G. G..
Duncanson, Miss Minnie Smoot, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Drew, X. W. Barker and wife, Miss
Bette Tomlinson, Miss NJ. l.. Robinson, Miss
Carrie Mcknight, Miss Sarah M. Robinson,
Miss Kidwcll, Miss Murrell Miss Elmer, Miss
ChatIeo, Miss Blois, Miss Maupin, Miss Smith,
DIR. and Mrs. Ten Eyck, Edward Lewis, Mrs.
Samuel Lewis, Mrs. NJ. +. Bonney. Miss Lille
Bonnoy, Mrs r. A. Mitchell, Mrs. Riser, j.
II. Soulc, Il. T. Pcttingill, w. l.. Holmes, John
Downs, f. +. Stokes, II. G. Bowers, MIR. Holmes
Mr. French, Mr.. Myers, W. S. Roosc, Il. G.. Nc.
Cauley and wife, Frank Noyes, Of the ErG,iHS
Star S. C.. Cromwell, of the Post, w. Il. Ring.
walt, of the Critic, and Mr.. j. r. Bivins.
National Republican., 1883-07-16
NATIONAL VS.. Alexandria to-day.
THE RIFLES, DEPARTURE.

They Start for Cape May in Blaze OF
FireworlSs-WhO Accompanied Them.
The National Rifles left the city Saturday
night at II o'clock for Cape May. They were
attended from the armOny on their parade up
the avenue and back to the Sixth street depot
by large crowd of admiring friends. All
along the line of march Roman candles,
rock cts, and colored lights made the avenue
brilliant They arrived in Philadelphia az
yesterday morning and will reach Cape May
at . this morning, They will occupy the an
mex cottages at Congress hall. They will
stay ten days, getting back to Washington
tomorrow night week. The programme of
their occupations and amusements during
their stay Is a varied and entertaining one,
The following We're the members who
went: Capt. j, G, p. Burnside, Lieut. J, +,
Oyster, Lieut. George w. Evans, Lieut., Il, NJ,
Thornett, sergeants Addison, Atkinson,
National Republican., 1883-07-16
ANOTHER RAPID RATE.
Washington TO Lurny and Back at n
Lively Rate.

Tho number dosirous of participating in
last weeks special excursion to Luray was
largely in excess of Baltimorcs complement,
and one Of the coaches fWashington's compile
ment was taken for Baltimore use. Even then
there was from eighty to one hundred ladies
and gentlemen who were obliged TO defer
their trip week. IL is something long
way out Of the ordinary run for railway
company TO decline to sell tickets, especially
for an excursion. As rule tho sale is CON
tinuod without regard to numbers on the
principle that railway coaches, like street
cars and omnibuses, are never full, and
always room for one more. But the Balu-
more and Ohio, when it announced the
series of Duray trips, declared that the
number of tickets to be sold each week
in Baltimore and Washington would posi-
lively be limited to fixed figure, and whom
IL was reached the salo would bo stopped.
This was the case lust week and there will be
no deviation during tho summer. 1t is the
exceptionally high character of the cNcur'
sions that has made them 50 popularin cir
clcs which rarely grow interested in oCca'
siOns of the kind. To large extent the
participants are parties Of friends made mp t
go together, the system of rescrVing seat
| and otherwise providing for comfort anc
| convenience creating especial favoF anon.
| the ladies' The diagrams of coaches bcini
| always open at the Baltimore and ONO ticke
offices the choice of seats is permitted, ant
those who contemplate going need not hav
to postpone their trips if they but take tn
preCaution to reserve their seats in due sea
son. The run made by the spec cial train las
Wednesday was beautiful one. Luray wa
reached before l o'clock, and the return tri
made in remarkable fast time. Such even
ing hours of arrival as $50 certainly do no
necessitate very late returning hours, while tn
| 81, ,.l .F t,,v tg s,tp
about the hour to depart. Truly the Balti
more and Ohio has demonstrated that til
Luray round trip can easily and most delight
fully be made in a day.
National Republican., 1883-07-16

THOSE who have deferred making pur-
chases until prices are down may now reap
the reward of their foresight. 1t is positively
surprising what a few dollars will buy to-
day. Dresses suits. sacques wrappers, jer-
seys, parasols just in the midst OF the season
offered at cost or less. Economical people are
taking advantage of this TO buy at Taylor Il
Hufty's, where the stock is sure to be select,
and tho reductions are bona fide. Every
lady should 60 there this week.
National Republican., 1883-07-16
BIlheads, Note, and Letter Head
Ilieo

BUCHANAN--At Oakland Md, on Friday, July
-. CAIRNS, beloved and only chill Of r. Key and
Minnie A. Buchanan, aged months and l3days.
TuTTLE.-on July Ii, Mrs. MARY p FUTILE,
aged 10 years.
Funeral from the residence of her son.in-aw, 1859
Fourteenth street northwest Tuesday, at O'clock p.
IN. Friends invited to attend. -
ALLISON.On sunday. July Is. 1883, at 1890 p. M,
OF cholera iniantum, LEWIS MANN, inflnt son of
William and Ida q. Allison, aged months and
week.
Funeral will take place on MooddY ,.IJS 49, AT p.
from the residence of his parents, No. 1907 Ninth
street northwest. ....I Pn
RAAiSEY.-On the morning ofIply- ". Iss 3ARo or n
protraCted illness of more than four years. hch She
bore with torttude and resignation CharaCeristi tic
of noble wOmanhOod, Mrs. ISABELLA NJ. .dsNStsEY =,
beloved wife OF w. Ramsey In the 3th year OF her
age 10
Funeral from her late residence, $50 First street
northwest, on Monday, July 10, 1888, at i3 n m.
Friends and relatives invited to attend .ri,I
National Republican., 1883-07-16
FOR STATIONERY.
pEpAnrMESr OF STATE,

WAsHIHGToN, June l5 issa
Sealed proposals will be received at the Depart
ment of State until IL of the 3lst day of JULY,
l6S3 10 furnish said department with stationery for
the year ending June 30, 1884, ia accordance with
schedule OF articles which will be supplied 10 persons
aud firms proposing TO bid.
The right 10 reject any and all bids OF 10 accept
any portion Of any bid, or amend the quantity given
any article in the schedule Is reserved; and each
bidder is required 10 furnish with his bid bond, with
two suTetes IN the sum Of g. 900, guarantee OF
faithful performance OF the contract which may be
awarded him.
All samples submitted should be LEFT at the stAon4
cry room OF the department. Iel0ly3ls,25L
National Republican., 1883-07-16
NVn Arn nrfcr,ninrd

to clear out odds and ends We have selected
some more pants to be sold ut half price; call
before the best are picked.
EIsENAN Bros, cor. Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1883-07-16
OUTDOOR SPORTs.

What Is Being Done by the Lovers OF the
Gun, Bow and Arrow, and the Bat.
Tho Capital City Gun club had its usual
shooting Saturday afternoon. The range was
at 10 clay pigeons 10 yards rise, and 10 shots
National Republican., 1883-07-16

TNHE REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE HAS EV-
Il cry facility for the prompt execution OF all kinds
ana Book Work, and AZ prices low Rs can bO
had IN this or any other city,
National Republican., 1883-07-16
RnsImcss Outlook.

Messrs. Norman * Everett merchants,
Baltimore, Md, state that they have used DIR.
Worthngtons Cholera and Diarrhoea Medi-
cine and believe there is no more valuable
medicine. Cures Dyhpepsia.
National Republican., 1883-07-16
Glnorrtukrrs.
SprtiaI glutirrs.

s>51e NOTICE.
Note. is hereby given TO the Stockholders of the
Metropolitan Mining and Manufacturing Company
of the District of Columbia as reorganzed A. d. lss2
that stock dividend of 10 per cent. has, this 18TH
DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1883 been declared, payable
on and after August /, 1883, at Company's Philade
phia OiIice. a. IL, BOCKINS,
Attest President
A. w. GAzzAIS, Solicitor. II
N~SFI TIE CoRCORAN GALLERY OF ART
b-S will he closed to the public from the 10TH OF
july to AUGUST 10, inclusive.
BY order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
WM MACLEOD,
i,,n.n, "a (urutnr
National Republican., 1883-07-16
For SnIC.

Soldiers additional homestead $50 acres),
approved. Address w. L. Moses, Denver,
Colorado (P o. box 2Gt4).
National Republican., 1883-07-16
NATIONAL VS.. Alexandria to-day.
LOCAL MENTION.

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches jewelry, &C. Call on or
address Herzog, No. 3JS Ninth street, near Penn =
sylvania avenue,