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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

year--such a. lnss OF memory. Lassiiudc
| y, ,turnal Emission. aversion TO soc ely.
| Di-Aness of vision. noises in the hC3 i. the
vital fluid pa sing unobseivcd in the Urine
and many other Diseases shat lead to N
sanity and death.
r.Mintie will ag-ee TO forfeit Five Hun-
bred d IllarS for case uf this kind the
,-ital Restorative (under his special vice
and treatmcnD will not cure, or for any
thing Impure or injurious found in il. DIR
Mintie treats all private Diseases sncc"ss-
fully without mercury Consultation free.
A thorough examination and advice. in
Gliding analysis of urine, 81 Price of
Vital Restorative. S. Il bottle, or four times
the quaint Y, $40; sent To any address
upon rece.pI of price. OF c. q. d. secure
from observation and In privat" name if
desired by \. Z. Mintie, NJ. D., No. IIKear-
ny ST San Francisco.
Sample bottle tee on application by
letter stating symptoms. sex al age.
Communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL
DIR Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPRR
CUM. cures all kinds of Kidney nd bla
Complaints, GOnOrrhea. elect, l. eucorr
For sale Wy all druggists; 81 bottle
bottles. IS.
Dr. Mintie's DANDELION PILLS
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and b ii
the AR ket. For sale by all drugg is
ian1-1ff
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TIE San Francisco Mint will re-
GIVE no crude bullion after to-day
and no fine bullion af.cr the 23rd
instant till toward The close of July
This arrangement is made necessary
pendir g the annual clean up.
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A mine was sold at Helena Mon
tana II few days since, tor So, 100, GOO.
S@50F00 OF which was uaid down
cash; but il was name and not a
hole in the grornl with few
bucket full If quartz scat cred
around.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

THE Santa Barbara LdG endcnt
says that an excellent quality of
sponge is Occationlly washed up on
the shore along tn. Santa Barbara
channel. 1t may be that there are
large gr"wihs of that article in the
channel, or that it might be prop:-
gated there profitably, az d thu aid
view III iritime industry to the coast
O: California.
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Invigorator Samples Fee,
DR.. SPINNEY

Treats ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
DISEASES
YOUNG MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of y 'uihful Ia lies or in
discreet IN vii. do well TO avail tn mselvcs
o. this. the urea est h 'On ever laid al the
the altar OF suff rirg humanity DIR
81. Ely vii, guarantee u fort il %
for eve case of Sem nal Weakness or
private d sease # any kin or charac ter
which lac undertake and 'ails tn cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
The "a { many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with TOO frequent
evacuati ms OF the bladder. ofre" accom-
panied by slight SIN trting or burnt z
-ensation and weakening of the stem
ill manner tn patient cannot account
for. n examining the u iniry deposits
u roy sediment wi ofteu be found and
SOM Zines small par'lcl of albumen viii
appca-. or he co,or viii b. of a Thin TX
ish hue, again changing TO dark and or
pid appoar. nee. There are many men he
dc of hi- difficulty. Ignorant of the Gu e,
which is the Secun STA e offs m.nal we K
nos, DR.. Spinney will guarantee peri I
cure in all such cases, aud hralthyr =
toration OF the q ,nito-urinary O-grLs.
Office nour<-lO 70 sand tOS. Sundays
from 10 l. IL NJ. Gonsu ltation Ice
Thorougl examination and advice, s..
Call or adore
DR. SPiNNEY & CO.,
\ III Kcarny street san francisco,
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Int untAi ENuL Sit hEnD,

Is 4 ncveI-Iallin q
cure for Nervous
ID. b lily, Exhaust
edNitality .Semin-
al Weakness.Sper
mt orrhuea. :4nst
Manhood Impo-
tcncy. Paraly is.
p TO = t atOrrhiea
and all the terri
Bile effects OF
sclfa huse. ynnth-
full fnllies. and eX-
CpsSpr in narure
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

In the week ending May 10 the
exports of flour AMI wheat from A.
lantic ports, saws n new York paper,
were equal to 1,O67, 424 bushels of
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

THERE i, such great demand for
F'"c" at The coming Denver Expos :
on in July that TIL building of two
bryce an exes has been made ncccs-
AIRY for The display of agricultural
md mining machin"ry.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

THE NV Receiver, Mir. De Long,
of the Prescott Land Office has ar
rived in p csrOft.
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THE latest Der ocrrt'c Il kct fer
1894, is NJ D rald # Indiana for
Pre- ide' t. and Stock Oh Of New
jersey for Vi .c-Prc<id, nj.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

f GIT trU * lines railroad are now
in operation between New York and
and Chicago. Two of these have
been opened to traffic this spring.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

Los ANGELES is 10 have n Bureau
Of immigration for the purpose of
inducing settlers TO GU lands in
that county.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

tt RRITOR AL Treasurer Butler, is
now paving cash for Territorial war
rants, says the j urndl.
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Notice is hereby given that if the
taxes set opposite the alor' sal"
names are not paid on or before The
25ih day of May, a. d. 1888. 1 will
sell at public auction the property
assessed for said taxes as appears by
The Assessment Kohl OF the City of
PhGnix
HENRY GARFIAs,
Marshal City of Phoenix
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

STOCKTON is chdc"vrri"g to bri"g
negro labor into Cali 0rnir for farm
and household purposes, and an ASSOC
citation has been formed for that
PURPOSE
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

JUDGE Fo ker, Republican nnmi-
nee for Governor Of Oiin, is ii GIn-
cinnati lawyer, and is but thirty
seven years of ag".
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

IT is expected that the NOrthe
Pacific railroad will reach Helc a
Montana, by thu, 2Oih instant.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

Klnsns h al very sew re storm o
ind and rain en- The Cnluigo the
5th in>trnt. Consider. be damage
10 Gro $
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

GUN IsoN Coo ado, is to have
mo. iron and steel works at once
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l. AWHILE has p oducrd 5000,
600 unccs # silver in the past five
years, and 10000 ounr es Of golu.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

THE Government pays out twelve
million dollars per moth to her
pensioners.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

KENTUCKY Democrats lit down
hard on the tariff for-rcvenut-0nly
proposition.
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Finance aud FRA, e.

The financial situation is, for the
| present, bright nd healthy Money
! is moving To The Eastern centres and
| the reserves OF the banks arc steadily
and qui e TT! idly in. rcnSing. I he
United s at, Treasury draws urge
~ from the IN rkCt, Notwithstanding
which the lOaning rates 'nrinu- OK
| tremcly easy. The StO, X EXt hangc
| rates are from two to four per C, mt.
and balances between banks loan as
low as two Ter cent. at both New
York and Boston The Philadelphia
banks report large gains in their re-
rves. In the Immediate future the
prospect is equally good. The
Treasury will disbursc du' Ing tins
month $12 coo, 600 TO. pensions, and
$2,I56, 591 in intercs' Oh the AZ per
CEN. bonds. The demand for orks
is comparatively ligh aud although
there is Il little doing in bonds till
the supply Is not sutll, icntly large
to alb orb the floating money seek
ing investment. The result has been
that money has been Put INTO >prcu-
lations on wheat. cotton and petro-
leum. New York i slow V, but
surely, buying OIL and many think
that before long a lnr.e portion of
the pipe line certificates will he
held or controlled by New York
parties. The recent dull III. We in
this class of 5, curities has added
much u sp, cnlation in them. The
My danger TO the situation comes
rom Europe
Furnac in Germany are n w be
ing c: clscd in silk, which is Sound
to he much bett r nnnt o" du.tor of
heat ha. f. 1t, and n more cxpt nsive
About twenty tens Of cid iron
composed of rolls, skulls and Sala-
manders, were recently placed in Il
pit at Chicago AID reduc. d to fra =
ments with dynamite.
1t is said that 100000 bushels
of sw .ct potatoes will be rai-ed 4
Georgia this season, and ! ow to
pose of the crop is a problcm.
Griffin, Ga, has the largest pI
orchar,! IN the South. containin -
900 trees, and covering ms
acres. On the same farm
grated apple trees and ~
trees.
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PUEBLO Colorado, is TO have a
union defof.
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Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Second JUDICIAL DisuIc of the Terri
t ~ Of Arizona, in and for the County OF
Marie pa.
aura. W ell, laintiff. vs.. samuel We'll
Defeu liant
Ali N brought in the Dist let Court Of
til e, ond Judicial DIsrr;c IF the I erri
I, r. of Arizona, and complaint fiji d
In eair ccunty of \. aricU pa. in the one
Of I I G.r K of said hi icI C. urt.
The Ter Dry of Arizona sends gee Ing
to a 4 DefeI dant.
You are hereby ummOn and required
10 Il pear IL HI HcIiOn brou. Int against
on by the the abo named p nilt fl. in
the is ct t'O1rt of the second Judici al
Dls Iict OF the Terii OrH o ARR ra. in and
for the q nat Of Mari,Op g, and an-wcr
The COmpl Int fl ed with the Clerk q this
court II Phoenix. in said Comfy. "a CO. V
of which ComDla mt accom- mes III =
~ummO } tin twenty days exclusive
Of II q V of Service) affcr the rVjcc IL
OIL OF This summOus-if serv d in This
county, hut. j. Sc ( the my
End - hin This District, then il in I =
~ days; in all other cas-, s forty d iYs-or
in .gment by default will he taken
agaI st You according TO the pra CIR of
said complaint
= he said action is brought to obtain Il
Decree of thi- Court DissolN ing III TO Gs
of mltr;mony existing between Plaintiff
and Defendant. T. costs of It and g..n-
nj rcli f.. A. will fully appear IRON tn"
c mplAint on file herein, and 10 which ref
erencc Is here made.
And you are hereby notified that if you
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14
q ezaISPle Of idu"
n stlc1c-s The GRE;


ID ~ success. The - great
t of our valley to1-ay is more peO
| I'd more money. To get them
we musI make some cx eIt.on
he publ alton of our resources
do much for us. An Igricultu-
ind M ming association for the
pose of displaying our products
those of the Territory would do
y more for us and would proba-
more quickly result in connect.
with the outside world by
other move We might
Your bounty make \ little
is direction this year and
hwEcr attractions we are
year We can do more -.
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This Grca

MS ~fcA
R-juvInat n&
Re nledy and
Nerve T .nic.
is the legitimate
re- nit of twenty
years of practe
cal experience
and cUaE> WITH
UHFAT ING Ger
TAINTY Nervou
and p h ii cs
Debility, Sem
ma weakness.
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POSTPONEMENT.

The above s.1e is hereby pras'pon-
ed until Saturday J'Inc d 1888.
HENRY GARFIAs,
Marshal.
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Spermatorrhma. Pr fea. Emissions,
I'm rot.nc7 Exhnu 1t Vitality. Prema'ur
Decline. and s."SS MANIIOOD
rom what"vcr cause produc' d. II cH
riches and nurihes the Bl cd. Strengthen
the Nerves Rrnin. Muscles. Dige
lion, RcnroductIve Organs ard Phv
and Mental achilles. 1t stops any II
natural dcbilitafin9 drain upon the sys'e
prcvantinr involuntary losses debllitatir
drea ms. seminal losses with The urine. 1T
so distinctive to mind and body. 1t is
-u~e climinator of all Kidney and Bladde
Comnla 1t contain no injurious in
gradients. To those suffering from the
vail effects of Youthful indscreiions or ex-
ceSsrs = speedy thorough and permanent
nrr il Guaranteed. Price $3.50 per bottle
or five hotties in case. with full direction
and advice, $40. Sent secure from Obse-
vation 10 any address upon receipt of hrice
or e. q. n To he had only DIR. G. ID.
SAIFIELD. go K"arney ST., san Francis
CO Cal Consu 'tatiOns strictly cOrfiden
tial. nv letter or AZ office, FREE. For The
convenience OF nati .nts, and in order to in
>Gre pcrfect sAcrec, I have adopted pri-
vatr address, undei which all packages are
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p public spirit. No matter how
may be the natural advantages
locality, if it is dead to enter
BE, If it can show no public i'm
ovemen's, no enterprises of gen.
'hl or individual character and
here the very few e. m 10 prosper
d the great many struggle for a
IRE existence the sharp business
IN SEES something wrong in that
immunity and avoids it. Public
irit makes business, public enier-
Use makes thrift and the sooner a
immunity can IA Sc itself to the
Fcl of public action an do some>
ing for public benefit the sooner
IL that community display an I'M
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TRIAL BoTT'.EFREE.

NOTTCE-I will send a Il ial bottle of the
REJCNEN ATOR-sutiicient to show it,
merii-f-ee ofcharge. to any ore AFFLICTED
amply ing by letter. staring his symptoms
and age. Communication strictly cor
sd .p.'~'
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' ckIy Fl aid

NAE1oCPA County Should hold Il
ir this season at Which would lie
displayed er fine grain, srlcnd d
it in great variety, COOL cattle,
heep, hogs and her lloUdtd al d fast
lnrses d there would be full dis
nlav of vast and varied mineral pro-
utt> of our mines. There is nothing
o stimulating 10 industry If anykinG
Is comparison of results and process
IS of obtain ing Item. The citizers
f Maricopu county would be vastly
he gamers ov txcrting rht MS Ives
10 the end that each fall shall bring
round It, exhibit on If tho prOduc
If the country. Nor should this OK
liJit b. conf I'd 20 the county. The
Whole Tcrrit ry should be invited
b place its mineral a ID agricultural
PRODUCTS on exhibition, to bring and
i play it, fine 5 ock IF all kinds.
o this enl an assccia'i m of our
lrmcrs and otkcr bu-incss men
onld lie formed and premiums OF
ned for the most mcritorious exam
les of all sorts of products usually
/ "A country fair. The cApcnsc+ of
4 hcf. an exhibit would aGiIy be
Jet by entrance fees and gate money
= advar tage to our county and
pwn of such q gathering would be
pe>timablc. Our county would be-
pme thoro Ighly undcrstool as to
mineral and a-riclI ural resour-
IS and To he understood in these
spC cts would be TO become the
I'D of Il rapid increase OF both our
ming and agric llIural population.
FIde from the stimulating effect of
Oh an rnterpri-e on the -nnchcrs
incIs Ill q other business men al !
ply here the attention
the whole Territory AMI |
outside world would ie es-
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Five years established ard never
known to fail in sin.le case, acute
or chronic. Refer TO all prominent
physicians and druggists for the
standing of Salicylica.
, 1883-02-22
sugar.

New YORK. Feb. 19.-Sugar men de-
mand immediate and thorough investiga-
tion nf alleged frauds practiced by Gus
toms officials OF the Pacific coast, in the
matter of admitting Hawaiian sugar of
higher grade than originally intended by
the treaty. They charge Spreckles is in
collusion with officials OF the Treasury
department, and they demand the ques-
tion be judicially investigated in San
Francisco by suit, wherein sugar experts
can be called and the truth not be left
entirely to customs officers and Spreckles.
Being the leading sugar dealers in New
York they also ask congress to ask the
President to maze public all official cor
respondence OF the department that may
throw light on the question. What sug-
ar dealers in New York seek now is n
grade of sugar which under the treaty is
to be admitted duty free; that question
officials of the treasury refuse to answer
in practical way by identifying and
marking samples. Importers to New
York of PHILIPPINE Islands sugars say
since the Hawaiian treaty there is very
much less Of the former islands sugar
heard OF in American ports.
, 1883-02-22
webfOOt News.

PORTLAND, Feb. 20-Today the Port
land FIGURING Mills Co., composed OF
leading grain dealers here, let contract
to J. +. Wagner & Co., OF San Francisco,
for the building and equipping OF first
class roller Touring mill to cost S200000.
1t will have capacity Of one thousand
barrels in twenty-four hours, and will be
finished by August lst. The millwill be
located just below the terminus of the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Compa-
ny's railroad at Albina.
The board of school directors today
decided to buy the s. G.. Reed block,
bounded by 18th, Lownsdale, Morrison
and Alder streets, for school building,
and will give the hotel company posses
sion OF Central block as soon as the
buildings can be removed, probably in
three weeks. Mr.. Willard telegrnphed
tonight that plans had been finished in
New York, and the company we're ready
to let the contract for excavation. II is
understood that one Of the Lelands will
lease the hotel,
, 1883-02-22
Dakota's Newspapers,

Dakota now has one hundred and
thirty five newspapers, seyenty-fve
of which were established during the
year 1882. Truly wonderful show
ing! The Yankton Press and Duko-
tan publishes q list OF papers now in
existence in that territory. The Du-
kotan says:
There are nineteen daily and week.
ly papers in the list, and one hundred
and forty three weeklies, not includ
ing the special edition Of the Fargo
Sunday Argus. There are also two
agricultural journals, one journal de
voted to temperance and two religious
magazines. Seventy-tive OF the num-
Der have been established during the
present year, an average OF consider
ably more than one each week, and
the indications for 1883 are promis
ing for the same ratio of increase.
While we have employed consider
able pains to make the list perfect, it is
possible one or two, or perhaps half II
dozen have been overlooked"
The table, as published by the Dd
kotan, forms a text that the ordinary
Dakota editor could preach from for
a dozen years. 1t shows more dis
tinctively than any thing else that
could be written the lightning march
of this wonderful country toward that
glittering goal Of her citizens fond
ambition. The table shows us that
in 1861 there were but two newspa
pers in the territory-the Press and
Ddkotan and the DAKOTA Republican
and for the next ten years the ter.
ritory stood perfectly still, so far as
were concerned, not
another journal being born until 1871,
, 1883-02-22
Not Parallel Cases.

PostIntsRigeacSr.l
Because Dakota, with II ,473 voters,
is not admitted to statehood. terri
torial exchange thinks that Washing
ton. with only l9,499, stands no show
whatever for securing the great boon.
This may be, but we cannot see it
in that light. The cases are by no
means parallel as stated
It is only half of Dakota that is
asking admission-the southern half.
while it is not only the whole of
Washington asking, but u part of
Idaho, alro. Adding north Idaho to
Washington, and making Il reasona
BILE allowance for gain of voters since
last November, we are justified in
claiming $4,000 as our present nun
ber. How many the southern half of
Dakota can truthfully claim we have
no means of knowing, but probably
not many, if any, in excess Of 25,0OO.
Again, Dakota is not really kept
out on account of alleged lack of
sufficient population. Census returns,
assessments, land office, post Office,
railroad and other reports, have eff
fectually disproved this assertion,
and it is no longer heard except
among the ignorant, prejudiced or
false ones, whose testimony is unwor
thy heed More effective arguments,
against her admission have been
found in the dishonesty of her people
and the Objectionable character Of
her laws, but the argument of great
est weight is found in her politics
The latter argument holds equally
good against us, but not the former,
and the political argument can easily
be set aside by the simultaneous ad-
mission of Montana or some other
democratic territory.
Considering Dakota in its entirety
our Territory is as densely populated,
our area being less than one-half
theirs. We have a more firmly fixed,
stable, prosperous and richer popula
ton, and are better able to- sustain
the burden of state government. This
is evidenced in many ways, but more
particularly by the assessment OF the.
two territories, ours footing up in
value over thirty-two millions to- for
ty-seven millions of theirs, an average
per voter here of over sixteen hun
dred dollars to ten hundred there.
These things are all to be consider
ed in the matter of the admission Of
the two territories.
We must not let mp trying to- So
cure our entry to the sisterhood of
states, the only objection to remove
being the politics of cur people, which
is too fimsy for urging by those in
huenced byit.
, 1883-02-22
yanderbiIt's Canadian Scheme.

]. H. Rutter, Vice-President OF the
New York Central. says that by Wander
bilt's new Canadian connections via the
Utah 4 Black River railroad, crossing
the St Lawrence at Brockville, the Van
derbilt roads will secure q great deal Of
Canadian business, OF which the Grand
Trunk has hitherto had entire control.
They in turn will give the Canadian
Pacific great deal Of business Grain
will be carried from Chicago to be sent
to Europe by ocean steamers and sail
ing vessels from Montreal, and the
lumber business will be heavy. The
line will be larger than the Grand Trunk,
but the same rates can of coures be made.
Vanderbilt is said to have taken heavy
money interest in the Canadian Pacific.