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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

Alfalfa bay does not have rs coed
= reputation in the markets to which
large quNntities were cent the past
year as it ought to have. The reason
OF this is that it is cut too often. that
Il is not allowed Ia mature sufficient
~ before l,esng mown- Il IS usual
to cut it when in blossom. and IT
reaches that state about four times
in the course of J season. It's nature
as to nut.itive propcnsiiies is just
he same as any other grass. which
no one would think of cutting before
the seed IS either wholly or partially
formed. Any grass cut before ihst
ime would be almost less, and
that alfalfa is ns good as it is, cut
when ii IS, we'll illustrates its vIlu-
able and nutrive properties. But
when cut 81 the right stage Of its
growth. as other grasses are, or the
cereals, when cut forshay, it makes
the best hay in the world, its
Strengthening ard faiteniug propen-
sites being remarkable. It arrives
Il; this stage twice, or, at most, three
times IN the course of The season
Cut twice in the season, ii yields just
as many tons to the acre as If ii
were cut four times, and the qua!-
ity of The hay is beyond criticism.
In favorable situations the crop viii
he so RINK and heavy that it would
be aim st impossible to go through
it with a mower and OF necessity it
must be cut three times. Cut four
lines, the hay disappoints exp@cta-
lions, and is not altogether free from
cause Of complaint, while IN no way
are SO many cuttings of any possible
advantage to the producer. From,
This time onward, particularly in
seasons such as this, there viii be
large export demand for alfalfa hay,
and producers should nov carefully
study the prophecies of the plant 20
as not 90 cut it in an immature state.
and thus avoid giving II bad repu-
taiion abroad. BY needing tbe fore.
goiue suggestions the minds Of buy
ers VIII be disabused of the impress
sions that when they are buying al
falfa hay they are buying AZ inferior
article, and it will soon attain the
reputation of being the nest valu-
able produced and be considered as
much superior to barley hay Us that
variety now is to it, and be sought
after and sell accordingly. The nu-
triiive, sustaining qualities of al
kinds Of hay depend on certain de-
velopment of the grain or seed, aad
alfalfa is no exception TO the rule.
As this promises to be consider
able article Of export in future, every
farmer should study 10 give II the
reputation to which ii IS really en-
tilted, thus Strengthening and in
creasing the demand and enhan ing
lis price in the market Kern Cou,s~
IT, Californian.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

country
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

A deputy o. s. Marshal surroudei
party Of Texas horzethieves IN the
Indian Territory, and killed Samuel
Rouss before the gang surrendered e
Sir John McDonald Gays there viii
be no restriction of Chinese immi-
grafton into British Columbia until
The completion Of The Canadian Pa
cifc railroyd.
Grand River rose eight feet in IS
hours, and is flooding the north and
south sides OF Bradford, Ont
Sheriff Fletcher, visa 4 posse OF
fifty armed me, enabled the freight
trains 10 move out Of Little Rock,
practically breaking up the strike
among the hFakemen.
The Denver s. New Orleans road
has sued the Atchison. Topeka and
Saba Fe road for 100000 dam
ages sustained since last May by re
fusing to exchange business, IL ac-
cordance with the decision of Judge
Hallelt, recently rendered
The CONNECTICUT House passed a
bill 10 prevent railroad di>crimina .
ton in freights.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
Judge shelGoa .

The Chicago Tribune of the 7tb
instant gives the following Informs
tion concerning the new Associate
Justice Of Arizona: Among The last
acts performed by the President yes
terday was 70 afix bis signure to
the commission Of Col. 4. ". Shell
don, editor Of the Baltimore Hsrola
10 be Associate Justice of the Terri
tory OF Arizona, vice W. W. Hoover
suspended. ExPIesident Grant, the
members of the New York bar, cx-
Senator Conkling, AMI the leading
Republicans and business men CT
Baltimore Endorsed Col. Sheldon,
and the President said he wss tie
strongest backed man yet presented
to him for 81 Office. The Judge
will leave Tar his post As soon as he
can visit New ! crk and have an op-
Grafton performed upon His hip FOR
an injury received during Tic late
war.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

ured our child Of Ats after given u to
de bv oar family it having over 10 in %
hours HHNRY kNsE.
NcrYilla, y Grreu Co,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

The Reno, Nevada, Gazette gives
the following as sovereign remedy
for alcoholism. If 1t has the effect
claimed for it the name of Jim
Townsend will go down to posterity
as one of the greatest benefactors Of
the age. Says he: II don't care if q
man has been as drunk as Dayid's
SOW every night, or as full as s.
Muster Mason for a week, raw beef
nill cure him. When his stomach
is so weak that it Will do some lofty
,umbling at the smell of fresh water
raw beef is the only p4uacea When
you get up groggy in the morning
and have 10 tie your head up in q
towel because your hut wont fit it
and your eyes look like the red light
at the snd or freight train, don't 60
to the house of the wicked publican
and ask for "a hair of the dog that
bit you but 90 to the butcher shop,
get juicy slice from a fresh raw
round, sprinkle it with pepper aud
sal. and down it. The gastric juice
OF your poor old It mach that would
refuse the daintiest quail that ever
sizzled on toas., viii take TO that
beef vita the avidity Of q sterviilg
tramp. I; gives you nulriment, kills
the liquor, and inside cf an hour
will make You feel as fresh as lily
and IS solid as Il stone house with
marsard roof"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
= The PAGnix cas- and g.Sgh.
Company

4 petition has been presented to
our Common Council by Chas. D
Poster, Benz. c. Parker and Eli B.
Clifford. for franchise 10 Il company
be called 1.-THE Phoenix Gas and
Light Company" TO furnish our city
gas, electric light or both, at the dis
erection OF the company. The articles
Of the proposed ordinance granting
the franchise gives the company toe
right to construct gas works any
where within that city. This matter
should be under the control of the
Common Council. otherwise injury
might be wrought to the property of
citizens by the erection of such
works which come well nigh being a
nuisance to Immediately surround
ing property. The company is also
to have the right to lay down and
take up mains and pipes in all
streets, etc, provided there be no
unnecessary interruption of the use
Of such streets. etc. They shall erect
posts and lamps for lighting the
streets, public grounds, etc, but by
the terms of the franchise the city is
70 maintsin The lamps and posts IA
care OF = Own property
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19


IRIsuMEN arc al exeitab!e crcWo
and IS much Inclined to mob law rs
they are to the shclaiie and good
whisky. 4 few days since a Boston
Irish woman sued Catholic Father
for damages Tor removing paper i'm
ages from her child; MERELY causing
injury to the chil.l's mind, where
upon there was an occasion Tor 81
Irish mob who gathered about tie
woman's house, hooted, yelled, ard
pelted it with stones till dispersed
by the police.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

GovERNoR SBELDoS, OF New Mex
co, is putting forth every effort for
the recovery Of the little teH-yesr-
old son Of Judge McComas- 1t is
supposed that he has been carried
of, as his remains cannot be found
The relatives Of the boy offer 5000
reward and the Citise. il this Terri
tory has started a subscription fund
for Els recovery, beading it with
$50 subscription. Governor Shell
don is in communication with the
governor Of Sonora aud Chihuehua,
asking their cooperation.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

The life Of Peter Cooper should be
kept in mind by all who have in
view the welfare of mankind. A
hardworking man, DESTROYS Of doing
the utmost good, his work has beer
more lasting for the benefit OF The
working classes OF New York than
that of any other phjlanthropist who
honored the city by making it his
residence. Ard his death is mourn
ed by rich AID poor alike. He is
one Of the few who have been able
to give that which could have been
used for personal enjoyment, and to
give freely and well. His life has
been an honor to the city, the State
and the ua.ior He WIS to be emu
lated, net envied, and his character
should stand as monument for the
education Of those who are yet to
come. What a contrast his life pre-
sents when compared with those Of
the many rich and selfish men who
exist only for self Economfst.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

! new invention is reported from
Turin. 1t consists in the application
# light-giving materials to printing
ink, By which print becomes iumiu-
Gus in the dark, so that in future it
viii be possible to read without he
assistance Of candle or lamp. & new
daily paper, j! is said, will soon be
@tarted il that city upon which the
luminous ink viii be used. What
nice thing for railway cars running
out of large cities on winter even
ings. Everybody reading his paper
ard lighting up the car al the same
time. The mere papers the more
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

SECRETARY FRELiSeHUXSEN mas
lately had occasion to brin; into no
lice one of the grand old principles
of cur government that has been
we'll nigh forgotten from the fact
that it has not for many years been
necessary 10 remind Americans Of
its existence, so deeply has is roots
grown into American polity. Not
long since the Mormons Of Kirkland,
Ohio, who are heterogeneous, re
questsd the Secretary te distinguish
shem by circular from polygamous
mormons. His reply was: IT IS
contrary to the practices Of this
government to give by circular, as s
proposed, any sanction or endorse
ment Of q specific form Of belief. Il
is for the agents Of any religion 10
make It's character known. Law
abiding emigrants arc secure against
interference" More than sky
years ago Il certain member of Con
gress arose in his place with no
tice that he would present 3 bill to
make a certain religion or church
the recognized church Of the gov
ernmens. A fellow member pear
him promptly arose ard sent him
sprawiing on the floor by pugilis~
tic tap on the ear. Tic scrgeant-at-
arms was not called fori nobody
made any remarks; in the silence
that cnsaed the fallen member
crawled up and took his seat; the
bill was never introduced; nor from
that day to this has there been any
attempt TO have The government rec
ognize any religious sect or to dis
tinguish any one sect from others.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

The C5tizsr heads the list with S5o,
gor Is fuad 10 be placed in Hudson -
Co.'S bank, Tucson, Arizona, for Six
months, if not sooner called for, to
be used in assisting the friends of
the late Judge McComas, as re-
ward to any one who win find and
return the lost child 10 his friends
Little Charley was carried away by
The Apaches after they had murder
ed mis- father and mother at Thomp~
sons canyon. New Mexico, on the
28th of last March. Coutribu-
tons are solicited throughout the
Pacific States ana Territories--C CT
zen.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

TEE Treasurer Office at Wash
ington is undergoing thorough in
ppection, an operation 10 which il
has not been subjected during the
past ten years The eRiire amount
Of money is beiun counted dollar by
dollar and the amounts in the vari-
Gus departments compared with the
Treasurer's books of account.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
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The Pennsylvania Senate Is con
sidering bill to prevent The maui
iacture and sale of internal machines
ana such devices. Also . bill to
prevent the personal representation
Of and being recognized as diYin-
lty in the Old or New Testament, in
any show or theatrical performance T.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
7reasurer's books of account

THE New York Econ0nfst, after
discussing the condition of business
and fnances at the present time, re-
marks that at VIII be strange If
leaning rates do not rapidly fall dur
ing the summer months. 1t is not
at all impossible, in fact it is highly
probable, that money viii loan in
New York and Boston during June,
July and August at two or two and
n half per cent per annum."
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

{ THE foot hills OF The Sierra Ne
vadas. in California, arc being large
ly planted in vines. and an enormous
Increase in the wine product Of that
state viii result in the course of two
or three years.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

4 girl just returned from a Boston
high school, said, upon seeing a fire
engine at oT!<: who would evan
have dweaiaed such i vewy diminu~
tive looking apawatus would hold SO
unlIch nnflaii -
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
Presumption Notice.
First publication March 2a, 1883 J
Land Office at Tucson, Ar zon q
March % 1882

Marcn %. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler, John Miller, has
filed notice OF his in .ention TO make final
proOfin support OF his presumption claim
No. 1856, and secure final entry thereof be-
fore D. II. Pinuey, Judge Of the District
Court, MaricopR county. at PhRnix, a :
zona, on the Path day Of April, ct The hour
of 10 o clock a IN, for the N \ u OF Sec
ton 30, Township 2 N,kg3 Z, q and : Il
NJ. and names the following as his witness
es. viz: Samuel z. Webb, VIM. L. Osborn,
E. o. Slccumb. and james P Holcoino
Of PhREix ArizoDR.
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

THE report is in circulation that
Bismarck proposes to start Ger
man Empire in Mexico, subject to
tae laws and supervision Of the Ger
man Empire.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

THE blizzard OF last Thursday
seems to have been general in south
crn California, Arizona, and New
Mexico. On Friday it reached AL
buqaerque.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

DENVER is to lead the great cities
in tie matter OF hotels. Ex-senator
Tabor proposes to honor that city
with million dollar caravaasAry.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
SAMARITAN NEnvINE.

Cures Neryaue Dyspepsia Pnip;Fstion q
lac Heart asthma Bronchitis Scrofala
svphliia. diseases Of the Kidneys. Gne al
diseases or the u-irarv nTgans- NerYeu<
debility, cansed ny the indiscrcil ons Of
youth. permanently cured By the use Of
Ibis valuehla remedy. To Won. onng,
middle-ac q ana cid men who b. covering
your suAaring- Us y ith q man le by silence,
look up. you can 81 saved by timely enorts-
snd roal-s ,'rnarrerts % society. and Jew
g. : IN tie crown OF vuRr maker, II you ~
not keep this q secret longer 1ntii u
8 De vour vitajs, nd destroys both OouN
ana soui. IF vcu are TINS afflicted. tax
d Richmoud's Samaritan Nerciue- II
"; restore your shattered nerves srre$t
81 mature decay. i'm part tone ana enerEf
~ he Shole syateIn.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

THE wheat market in the east and
IN Europe is said to be rapidly weak
ening under the improved prospects
for good crop the coming harvest
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
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ENeryHTaG .
sAMARITAN- NERYINE.


Cures Epileptic Fits, Spasms. convul-
sioNs. ST. Vjtus Dance, vertigo, MYSTERIES
insanity Apoplexv. Paralysis. NheuNla
tisIn, Neuralgia and all Nervous ID seases
eradicate every species OF Nervous De
raDremcnt. and drive them away iroip
wheBc efhev came never TO return again.
It utterly DESTROYS the germs Of disease
BY ncG6f,iizin5 the hereditery taint or
poison in The system and Thoroughly
cradicates the disease. and utterly des-
troys the cause.
SAMARITAN NERT1NE. -
t;ures Female weakness. General Dcbil
.ty. LeucOrrCsa or Whites PHintll Men
situation. liberation Of the Uterus IN
teFtlai heat. Gravel, infianimetoa % me
Fer WaixefllHcss ut Nigh. there IS no
better remedy. During the change OF
lie. no Femal,- should be without IT. II
daiots the ncivous system aa9 gives rest
comfort erd natures fweei sseew
SAMARITAN NERVINE-
Cures Alcoholism. rrut igenn'-ss a1'd he
habit of opium Eat ng. These oeSrsding
,,,,j,ite arc NV re- the worst evils Jhat have
ever hefallsu entering hUnlhhit4 !t'3ii-
s7uGs do annuellN from thete 40 >ious
.irugs. The 6runfarc dr'nS= hq"of' no!
because h. likes IT.. bat for inc pleasure so
drinking aud Treating his friends hifie
.Fi-ksnc tina; he is on mis- Cay 10 run
Like the 0ntnm Estcr- he lrot tSe- ne
drug IL small q2antitl@s rs s uAI ~ $50 ~
idote Tx. soothing influence ~ the tit ~
takce strong hold upon its v;cl1 N. lenSin@
hlrl on 10 his own destruction. TIC hai'-
its % Opium Rating and Liquor DF5T sing
=Fe precisely that eatiug isto ali1aent'Ne-
nesS. as overcoming first inha'ncs fht
stomach which re toubfes its cravings an
II IL pa slvzes both stomach ent appetite
SO every drink or liquor or dese OF eEaaHi
iastcsd az eaii swing. only aGds 10 It's nero,
fires. until < cnrsumH~ ire vital IoTce ans
thru itself Like ahe eIuttOncns tapewoJn
il cries "Gi. = giva, cire'" but never
enough until lis own rapac IS davo'rs
itseli Samaritan Ngiyine gives instant
relief in all s:fch ases. 4 produces slcep,
aufefS thA nerves. SDl Ids u the nerF9as
system and restored body End mind 70
iea5tky condition.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
Proposals for Flour.
HEDQ CARTERs DEPARTMENT OF ,
ARIZONA. {
OFFICE cBIEE oo5dsIrssaHY or suBsIs
ESCr.
Mn1pEr- E.H.AaEa p-eac.-4 N

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OFFICE cBIl-F co5fsfrssAt.Y OF, sfry,sfs
EScr.
WHIPPTr BAReAeBs. Presctr4 m
An-iI7 fSes
EtEAIED PROPOSALS. ~ 47Prp
= est. subject n, ~. ,lsrai r.,,,t151;,,r,,
.sili be received a fails office ara NJ ~
eflicea Of tie Acting Colnn!ssaries Of s..b-
e1-t~rre al the fn3f9y,j no, + 81 No. ,,l,,+ ~,
I'll l2 O'Clock. noon. Monday. 80, = 1SS3
81 which TIME ana Dl.cas fh.v I'm ~.
o1,eaed in the presence of kidIeT. f'r rn5..
rii-iliuss sud deliver Of Flor as fotlnsvs-
Fort Apache 4 r 81. eco lss fforf
BGsrir : T. 10 eco lbs Frrf Gu.
i GO. Cos ifs Fcrt .ii,snh,,ce a n ~ M,
lbs Fors LoweiI. a T.. so. oeo ms. s'orl
1iejle.eil, > 7 % roo lbs FORT Thomas,
T.. IGO.Oc0 lbs; Fort Verde. a =
>5,CcO lbs " hiIE5le Barracks r ~ nnj
lbs
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

THE spring elections in Kansas
have very generally been holly con
tested affairs. Prohibition Is strug
Cling ha1d to maintain It's position
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19


EUROPE is overrun with Nihilists
Ia France, Russia, Prussia, and Eng
land, they are constantly cropping
out in political and social disturb
ances under one name OF another.
They are the iconoclasts Of govern
ment in any form, and of monarch
Ical sovernment in particular, with
on; being able to fabricate anything
better. They declare what they do
not want, without knowing exactly
what they do want. The impulse
which underliez-the movement is
undoubtedly much such IS i'm
peIs the frontiersman to pull NJ
stakes and set out for new scenes Of
operation with hope of escaping
from his present condition to some
thing of which he has formed a
grand ideal and which he ultimately
fuds to be far beyond the nature of
circumstances to produce. In the
end he settles down with his strength
exhausted and in an actually worse
condition than when he set out. The
Nihilists of Russia and Prussia, the
Socialists of France, and the Fenians
assG-ssR britain, are but so many
} great political uneasi-
body which itches for
change without a conception of the
practical effects of that change. This
peculiar body has its use, however,
In the economy of government. 1t
constitutes the gems farms of popu-
lar welfare in European govern
lnents by keeping them, IN q certain
sense, in check The condition Of
Irishmen Is deplorable enough to-
day, but there is little doubt that ii
would be worse were 1t not for Fen
ianism. England has made even
surprising concessions to the Irish
people through the agitation of tie
Feniau element. The Nihilists Of
Russia are certainly producing
like result in that most naughty of
empires The covering people are
braced up by this outspoken and ag
gressive element; the imperious gov
eminent is held in check; The ex-
tremes are brought nearer together;
there is a strengthening Of tie social
and political fabric-7a most unlock
ed for result on the past of this rest
less ard agiiaiing element. IN our
own American government there is
no occasion ami no place for this
element The whole people are d.
vided into two great bodies, each
acting as a conservator Of the privi~
Ieges OF the whole, and the conse,
quence is that Nihiiisn, OF whatever
name it may be given. finds no place
IN the concerns Of our nation; our
republican form of government is its
owr conservator; imperial govern
ment preserves its health by the use
Of mustard plasters, so to speak.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

The old thoroughbred
saadler, d. ". Jones VIII
run a saddler shop for a
short season at Tempe,
commencing IN about two
weeks from date.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

G1EAr BRITAIN, during her last
financial year, expended just So, 900
more than her income.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

TIE Mexican Congress is at work
re ling the customs tariff of that
country.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

Sperm 81 orrhCea. Pr ga Erni sSions,
m notencv Fxi1er sfcd Vitality Prema-ur
Decline era s.s@ss.s - 3 y s zs7sss >
from whatrver canse produc-d- IL en-
riches sad pjride. fhe 5l.od. Strengthen
the Nerves Brain Muscles Dige
lfoa. Rcproduct7ve Organs and Phv
and Mental rscnliies. L stops any u
natusaI dehiiisrfing drain upon the sys'e
T,reyeu-fHs involuntary losses Ge5IlitAtis
Grea ms, seminal losses with the urine. et
20 distinctive 10 nind ard hody. 1t l.
su~e eliIHinator Of ali Kidney sud Biadde
Complant-. Tt centain- no iniusious IN
gradients To those sufferiTsgD from the
veil efTeo-s or TouthCul indiscreticas or sx-
ecsses. 3 speedy thorough and permanent
are is GnarenteeG- Price $3.50 per bottle
or i've BOTTLES in case. @ira full direction
and advice $50. Sent secure from obse-
varfon 70 auy address unon rec ipt Of brice
or g. O. D. To be had only O. Dr. c. D.
SALFTEED. 2iG Nesrney St. san Francis
CO. Cal C0rsa itations strictly corfiden'
tia7 lev letter or al Office, FREE. Fer The
couvcrfeaco OF pau eute. aud 10 order TO in
Sire perfect secrecl j heve edapted pri
yete address, undei which al PACKAGES are
forwarded.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
SAMARITAN NERvINE

Cured ne Of bronchitis, asthma and gen
erSl debility OIIvsf MYERS.
Iropt0p, Ohio.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
FORENOON.

Court issued an order releasing E
2 Ryder from an attachment as de-
fauliing witness liz the United States
Court at Tombstone Case trans
ferred to maIicopa County.
Case Of Mary q Sullivan V David
MeaheT, on trial.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19
SAMARITAN NERvINE

HISS cured me OF asthma; also scrofvia o.
many yesrs sta1ding. Isaac ) E~EIL.
Covington Ky.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-19

Ex-sEN. DAVID DAVIS and bride
are at Los Angeles.