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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23

with small pnx(except the physician
 legally in atiehdunce or consulting
 associales) who shali go upon any
 public street or square, or otherw ise mingle with the people mt affl lcted
 with such disease shall be guilty of mIsdemeanor.
 SECTION 15. Any person remov-
 ing any yellow flag or other rotlf-- cation of danger, from any premises where the same shall have been placed by legal authority, without per mission of the Mayor or City Coun- cil, shall be guilty of misdemean- or,
 SECTION IS. Every owner or les, see. occupying any house in the city of Phoenix, or person or persons in charge of any premises, shall forth with report to the Mayor, Recorder or some member of the City Council the name of every person, boarder or inmate of said house or premises. whom they, he or she shall have req. son to believe to be i'll of small pox, or any contagious or infectious disease.
 SECTION F. Ordinance Number 31 is hereby repeal.
 SECTION IS. Any person or persons who shall violate any of the pro- visions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by 9 fine of not less than one, nor more than three hun dred dollars, or by imprisonment m 1 the city jail not less than one nor more than ninety days, or by both such fine and imprisonment.
 Passed in the Common Council of | Phoenix this 1Tth day of August, A. | D. 1883.
 Approved the goth day of August. | .S93
 Attest, DEFoREsr PORTER, -- Mayor, CIT, c. H. KNAPP,
 Recorder.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
T. 60t'e! d!e f1 one waste

dump
 NJ w,'e K in li- artical pu- blished n the Gssette makes the at-g't hat it ost il m rom $15 to SEQ tonto mine his ore. put tn C fact is it cost him from $75 to $100 to mine it and yet he did not know he was going to make failure un- til he had his ore on the feed floor. and about ready to commence smelt> ing. With thIs statement of facts and they are facts, for which every person in tAe camp at the time will vouch, have I used to strong an ex- pressIon when pfonounce it dis graceful failure? With the above statement, l hope that if NIT. Wilcox or any one else in their wrath, goes after the Cop perorolis Company that it will be if not expresses that I am not one of them.
 VIC. COLLIER.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23


 Last winter boarding house
 keeper rejected q steak which seem-
 ed too old for even boarding house.
 It was then used for door-mat for
 awhile, and was finally buried in
 the back yard. Two months lates a
 beautiful rubber tree sprang from
 the ground, and is now in full blos-
 som.
 "The happiness of man arises
 more from his inward than his out.
 ward condition,' says an exchange,
 which IS parabolic way of saying that cucumber out in a mans ganden patch won't make him as unhappy as it would if it were locat> ed under the front elevation of his vest.
 w. ". Morris from Huachdca was brought before U. s. Commis4 sioner charged with suburnatio of perjury in the case of United States against Col. Hubbard. The trial was set for Friday. N. Zubrod, who furnishes the citizens of Phoenix with first class boots and shoes, once measured the feet of royalty. Before he left the Faderland he was court shoemaker to this majesty Grand Duke Louis of Hessen, Darmstadt, the son in law of her Royal Highness Q ueen Victoria.
 MT. William Garland, of Clifton, Arizona, was in the city yesterday and takes out with him corps of engineers to begin work on the branch railroad to connect Prescott with the A. P. road. MT. Garland stated that ground will be broken in about week, and that he will push the work to speedy termination.- Albuquerque Journal.
 MT J. Campbe Il, who bought out ". B. Hooper & Co.'S business in Alexandria, Mojave County, is visit ing Phoenix. Mir. Campbell is now 1 in the saloon business in that place. | He reports that the Peck mine has just pat up new hoisting works. and ] that the mill will be working hy the 10lh of September.
 No new cases of small pox have been reported in the last two days. The Sanitary Committee is working faithfully and successfully to eradi- cate the last vestige of the foul dls ease If the people will fumigate and vaecinste as requested by the the trouble will soon be it an end. If they do not we can expect to be cursed with the disease 3 long time.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23

| A couple of lrate citizens coole their tempers in back street toda.
 about noon attracting quite crowt by their display of slugging ability The result was not very satisfactor. to the audience though it may kav'
 been to the participants.
 Dan Moran. 2 prisoner, died at tn,
 Tc ritorial prison on Thursday
 Dan was sent from Tucson for killing
 man. He was native of Ohio ant
 colored man. By hIs strict obe- ] dience and respectful bearing he be-
 came gres, favori;e at the prison
 and his death, though release 1 from Imprisonment, is deplored by all who knew him. Virtue is aIl anchor that is often'lcst and when lost can never be regained. GA common danger produces un> snimity" in every fellow to look out for himself.
 "Honor is the reward of virtue" ," but very rarely. It is generally piled up on success.
 ''It is better 10 forget misfortunes than to talk about them," but great deal harder
 Relieve that you have It, and you have it," but make sure that you have it before you believe. especially if it is gold piece.
 "Punishr1ent follows hard upon crime" if the fellow is to poor to use "influence," or can't escape before he is discovered.
 A man never brides himself on the smailness of his wife's feet when she has got them planted in his spine and is prying him out of bed to build the fire -FaH Rtuer Adcance
 The pig finds living in his pen and so does the editor. The sirnila- rity, however, ceases at this point.
 Iscare not what mans condition in life may have been; if he prove him. self superior to that condition he is a hero.
 Prosperity is no just scale; adver- sity is the only balance to weigh friends.
 A young lady is not like 8 tree. You can not estimate her age by | counting her rings.
 Knowledge without justice ought 10 be called cunning rather than wis dom.
 He is a happy man who implicitly believes in the virtue and general of his wife.
 A knowing heathen: A Portland peddler refused an English offered ss two bit piece, No good. Me heap sabe." No chicken on him.
 "There are two things" remarked 1 . shnewd old lady, which no matter low you look, the world will never dispute you on. One is putting 7our age up high, and the other is Ietting your capacity down low"
 Elderly philanthropist, to small ,cy vainiy trying to pull a door bell .bove his reach: "Let me help you ny little man. (Pnlls the bell. small boy-"Now you had better un or we'll both get licking.
 The output of ore from the Clip I nine is double the amount of capa ity of the teams.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
A Little Boston Barber BIown
 up High.

Theodore Veigt, little German
 barber, was shaving at the shop of MT. Chas. Baeumlcr, No. 9 Avery street, when a Etdr representative interviewed him. He said: "When I found that my ticket was the lucky ;one dld not drop my razor and stop work, When finished 1 expressed my ticket to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, for collection. $5,O0o cash was returned to me for my $1 invested" He is a sober, industri ous and prudent young man. who will make good use of his wealth; was born in Marklissa. Germany; IS aged -23. He has several brothers and sisters at home whom he will assist and will probably open a barber shop of his own in this city.-Bosto1 ( Hdss ) Star, July 26,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23


 Domestic sewing machines at Goldman's. f
 The sale of an article is the criter- ion of it's merits. DaIniana Bitters have large sales.
 All respe ctable dealers keep D miaua Bitters.
 Harvesting machinery of all kinds at Goldman's.
 You WILL never. nave a sour storl ache if you drink Bamiana Bitters.
 Call for Boca beer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 For health, strength and vigor, drink Damiana Bitters.
 All wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell Dsmiana Bitters.
 For good appetite drink Dami- ana Bitters. A carload of the noted Studebakcr at Goldman's. DAMIANA makes the old young and tho weak strong and healthy.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
Notice ofsoIe Trade ship
To WHOM IT MAY o.NcERr:

To WHOM IT MAY ceNcERN:
 This is to c iy that I, Marilla W Ns- borr, wife of Neri F. soorn of Pbnnix, county of Msrioopa, Territory or Arizona, h. tend ts carry on in my own namc and OR my own account. the business of farmer or rancher. and dealer in hay, grain and I.v stock
 This notice is given in a"cordanre with the provisions Of the Statute as set forth in chapter B, section 24 ant 25 of the | Compiled Laws or the Ter tory of Arizona MARILL W. O>DORNE. PHos NIX, A. r. August s,sd, lsS}. ht 23 sfSy
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Town Council
OFFICE CITY RECORDER,
 pnnrr Annr 1r. 1893.

OFFIOE PHOENIX Aug. IT, 1883. The Common Council held an ads journed meeting last evening.
 Mayor Porter being absent from illness the chair was occupied by Councilman.
 An ordin ance concerning misde- meanors was discussed and passed and now awaits the approval of the Mayor.
 MT. Thos. Rogers was appointed special policeman with full powers to act in making arrests and in other duties concerning his office.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
A Cara.

To all who are suffering from the iudIscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss of man. hood, etc. will send 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.
 o20eOdW
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A Thief.

A man stole last week frcm the aneh of my son, which lies nex west from J. M. Bryan's ranch, F mesquite posts. I will pay $20 for the detection of the thief andevid~ ence sufficient to convict him.
 c. A. TWEED, PHoENTx, Aug. 11th, 1885,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
Military Orders.
NIPPLE BARRACKS,

PRESCOTT, Aug. 17th, 1883.
 Subject to the approval of the Se- cretaTy of War, First Lieutenan B. Reynolds, Adiutant and Acting Re- igimeEtaI Quarternaster Third Cav airy, is, in addition to his present duties assigned to duty, under the iprovisons of general orders No. 135 series ,sSs, AdJutant Generals office q; the depot of the quartermasler's at Whipple Barrack ,and Will at once relieve First Lieutenant james F. Simpson, RegimentaI .Quartermastcr Third Cavalry.
 By crder of
 BEGADIER GEN. CROOK,
 J. P. MARTIN,
 Assistant Adjutant General.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
CAPITAL PRIZE. S75.OOo.
 TICR FITS S5 % EACH.
Fractions In fifths in proportion
 LIST OF PRIZES.
1867 Prizes, amounting to. ,$a65, 300

I5OI III1eo, dIIIOUl1lIISS IU. a~O0,0UU Application for rates to clubs should be made only to the office of the Company Tn New Orleans.
 For further information. write clearly, giving full addres. Make P. O. Money Orders payable and ad- dress Registered Letters to
 NEW ORLE NNs NATIONAL RANK,
 New Orleans, La. Ordinary letters by mail or express to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans La. or NJ. A. Danphin. GOT Seventh St. Washington, D. c.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23

Clothing and straw goods selling of AT COST at Nc Nuty's for cash Call and price his goods and you will be convinced that he means what he says and that you will ge the goods f67 Cost.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23

Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer Dr. Siegert's Angostura Bitters Damiana Bitters Macondray & Co.'S Louis Roedercr
 Champagne Harasthy a& Co.'S Eclipse and Grand
 Prize Champagne California Star Oil Works Company
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
NEW ORLEANS, August 1, 1883. TOTHE PUBLIC
InyestIgate For Yourselves!

 Postmaster General Gresham hay ing published wilful ard malicious falsehood in regard to the character of The Louisiana State Lottery Com- pany the following facts are given to the public to prove his statement, ,that we are engaged in fraudulent busi- ness, to be false and untrue:
 Amount of prizes paid by The Louisiana State Lottery Coinpany from January 1, 1879, to present date:
 Paid to the Southern Ezs
 press Co.,, New Orleans,
 T. M. Wescoat, manager $1, ,366, 300 Paid to the Louisiana Ma
 tional Bank, Jos. H.
 Oglesby, President. .:. 453, 300 Paid to Louisiana State
 National Bank, s. H.
 Kennedy, President. =. 125, 100 Paid to New Orleans Ma
 national Bank, A. Bald-
 win, President. =. -. 8s,55O Paid to Union National
 Bank, s. Charlaron, Gas
 shier.. 64,45O Paid to Citizens Bank, E.
 l.. Carrlere, President. 5l,OO0 Paid to Germania National
 Bank, Jules Cassard,
 President. ,.... 3O,OOO1 Paid to Hibernia National
 shier -, ,....... ......... 37,OOo Pald to Canal Bank, Ed.
 Toby, Cashier. .,........ 1S,15O Paid to Mutual National
 Bank. Jos. Mitchell, Gas
 shier. er................... s,2OO
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
TerIitOriaI Twigss
lNentineL. l

lOS"tHsc1-
 Hon. s. Furday has gone on trip to liver District and Castle Dome. Two excursions to the conclave in an Francisco passed through q this weetr
 ut. Geo. s. Anderson, U. s. A. Ed in Yuma on last Saturday, to end report upon the proposed una Indian Reservation. On sday, in company with MT. Douglas, he went over the set apart for that purpose.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
Total paid by all. s4,ss1, ,o6

Total paid by all..- $4, 881, ,060
 For the truth of the above facts we refer the public te the officers of the above-named corporations, and for our legality and standing to the Mayor and Officers of the City of New Orleans, to the State authori- ties of Louisiana, and also to the U. 5. Officials of Louisiana. We claim to be legal, honest and correct in all our transactions, as much so as any business in the country. Our siand> ing is conceded by all who will in vestigate, and our stock has for years been sold at our Board of Bro- kers, and owned by many of our best known and respected citizens.
 M. 4. PAUPHIN, President.
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Notice to Lumbermen.
Dissolution Notice.

M OrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN mar
 " the partnership heretofore existing between oder F. Slankar'i and Charles Il Slankard, is this day dissolved by mu- tual couscnt- The debts due the firm will he paid by either of the parties. All debts due 10 the firm will be collected by Col der F. Slankard. who will hereafter carry on the blacksmsthing business at inc old July a. 1883. G, F. SLANKARD.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
sX% CAPITAL PRIZE SS5 GOO-1 Tickets only @5, Shares in Pro-
 DOrtiOn.
i1gIsisaa stats Lstta.y Company.

"Ke do hereby certify hat aoc supervise Hse arrangements. .f0a aU tue Monthly and Semi AnnuaL Draaoings of The Louisaan1 lState LOtterg Company and iR person nsdnage and control the Drdeciags hemsezDes, and 5tGt the same are conducted soitb honesty, JdirnesS, and in goed .faith t0e6ayds dU partjes, and aue QnthOrtzs the Company, to use this certificate, aoith c Jdc>siHaile g 0ter signatures dttGched aR itS ddCer, tise17enfs."
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
Ron~h on Eats.

Clears out rats, mice. reaches, f1ies ants, bedbugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers, etc. 15 cents st druggists.
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LOCAL LINES.

Fruit cans at Frederick Ss Hill's'
 Smoke Opera Puf's at Ruben's.
 Smoke the Aphrodite at Ruben's
 Elegant filigree jewelry at Clark
 Go to Frederick d Hill's for fruit eans.
 Get your picture taken at Roth rocks.
 One and two quart fruit cans at Frederick & Hills.
 Smoke "E. NJ. H." and ''Lone FishefIaau" at the Palace Saloon.
 Greas assortEheEt of watches and clocks at Clark's Jewellery store. <
 Any one wishing nicely furnished rooms, can get them at the Gregory House.
 Three nice rooms to let in Loring's building. Apply Cox 6 Campbell law office.
  Three clean, neat, polite and first \rlass barbers at Shumaker's barber shop on Washington st.
 @Bick" tho HERALD Bohemian is of t@ the mountains on a flower" | for b is healtk and such things
 Notice hereby given that there is no more fruit for sale at present at mr orchards. J. NJ. Bryan.
 fhe Call reaches us to-day with twelve pages mostly devoted to the
 Knight Tenpiar paradsi on last
 aouday. [
 "GeAuine Key West,'' "J. R Loos
 49's Cabinet and "Old Fisherman tcislrs ak the Cabinet Saloon, corner Washington and Center ss A1 persons knowing themselves to De indebted to W. F. McNulty arc requested to call and settle on or be- fore the ist of September. We mean business as-tf
 The Prince Restaurant is always e in the lead and from 6 a. m. to 12 m i Ehey keep up regular pic nic on the c premises. You can get a meal there = good enough for camp meeting. ii The only place in the city where B you can get an elegant French dir sl 1er cooked by French cooks and II served by French walters is at the V Bank Exchange restaurant. ;" Judge D. H. Pihney, wife and two N, boys and Miss Curry, niece. erri- X xed ill the city last evening from V, Joliet, Illinels. They will visit Los 6, Angeles and ether cities in Ca7ifcr d, ,ia before going to Phoenix, where a, heir home will be in the future.- h, Citizen. n, Mir. J. M. Mullen with eight or pr en cattlemen left this morning for of he Verde. They formed quite q w 'avalcade as they passed by Washo
 ng'on street I ly The Mayer of Manchester, Va, su Ion. Jas. A. Gentry. suffered with Lcute rheumatism; but by using St !" Jacobs Oil he was cured. Pa Capt. Hancock returned from ~c Tombstone this morning. He reports S: to ship some barley to Ia m nat 0S, but nothing fiattering. pI
 Utter to lhis office from Pl a Hon. \. D. Lemon, written from tn, he White Sulphur Springs, Ark. we CT re sorry to learn that Mrs. Lemen's an edith is very feeble. MT. Lemon cit imself, is slowly recovering from ore he hurt which he received in being ery hrown from buggy some time ago. the Ie is now able to walk about a part we the day and hopes to be able to the -avel and be able to return to Phoe- snt K by the first week in September. thr
 the
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SOLE AGENTS FOR

MS FOR
 J. A. Miller's Chicken Cock Whisky
 Two Stamps, all ages Old Kentucky Log Cabin Whisky Coronet Whisky Vigorit Powder Company Proctor 6 Gamble's Candles Bay View Distillery,of San Francisco
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23

"Custom is held as law," but some laws are only followed by fools.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23

Eclipse Extra Dry is the only pure native Champagne equal 10 any inns ported, and but half the price.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23

Total paid as above. .S2, 2,253 $50
 Paid in sums of under $1,000 at the various offices of the Company States. ................. 2.6a7, ,41o
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PaRturQgel

nASTURAGE FGR STICK ONE AND | a half miles Ia orth of Phoenix. at the ranch of E. O. SLOCUN.
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- The revival meetings y ~ i. \.
con closed Iaet week. Ihorg were over
20 projections % conventions end - -
ceosiono q thg church, o. oucA - hope
q be eav91. lro. Andenon = dol1g :
good WORK.
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lCsuss ~. ~
STATE OF INDIANA,
CoUN81 % DUDoIs,
Tie Stale OF Indiana On TIE relation 81
Norman Fisher, Administrator De
boni9 non Of The estato Of Bernard
AulEhrl. deceased,
W.
John b. Befghaus, Clement Hembrock,
Bernard Bcrghaus, John G AufIaFt,
Francis 9. Gehlhansen and Jehn n
Beckmann.
NOTICE = hereby given % John B
~ Berghsus and bernard Berghaus
who - 4 appears ~ proper amdavil
1led IN ny once, are non-reoIdento d
The State % Indiana, thet The State 81
Indiana On The relation Of Norman
Fisher, Administrator Dc bonis non 81
The cstato Of Bernard Aufhrt, deceased, =
hes filed complaint and commenced "a
action against I'll OF The above named
defendants ID the Circuit Court % Du.
bois county, IN the State OF Indiana, for
The recovery Of the penalty On the bond
of eaid John B. Berghaus, former Ex.
cculor q oaid estate, ooid defendants
John B. Berghaus and Bernard Berghaur
ERE therefore hereby notified that said
cauoo will stand for trial q tho next term
or ne Dubois Circuit Court, 70 b begun
and held q tho Court house, n tho town
of Jasper eeld county end State, o. the
fourth Monday II April, "A. u. 1883,
and unless said defendants appear and
answer Or demuf % plaintiff com
plant q that time, oald cause will b
heard and determined u their absence.
- Witness ny hand and Official
LIS. eoal = jasper, this The l4th
day o. February, ~. D. 1854
PkTEt J. Go9nAxN, Clerk
Dubois Circuit Court.
ELY 3 DRErx, TRAYEon 3 HunrKn,
February ielh, l5o5->v. rpf col
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r.. FL. = D. r. B.-Tho en- CO. -
annual meeting q " otocehoIdovs q
THE company Will b found u smother
column ~ - Comm. Xho o1looro
represent - present prospoo(o lbe CON-
pIolioo - being vary 1ottoglDgs Our
people Will Welcome G heartily.
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lIealeb o(ler. 1oP ne year ending Feb-
r0ayy & 1854 " take The following;
PopuIaiions according % let consns.
Lon bir(hs -lemaloo. ~ births -m,les,
- vholo numbee % birlho, g blrsh-
ga,c- one n 1o.1o % Inhabitants. |
Deaths -louolco. 10; dcolho- males, Il
whole number % deaths. Is; doaehrato,|
one - every Go.o % lnhabllants. No. oil
coioo q typhoid C1ver reported, 8 dca,h- |
mt u typhoid (svor 80 Der cent. No.
a. school cbIldron onomer1fo1, l22
No. of oeg(iGca1co % vaccination return
"a b. loocbogo. 15a
Health throughout ~ yons be- besn|
very good 20 serious epidemic pro-
een(eo it6olE WAooping-ooogh d rnlhsS|
oilo form mode - roond tho foroperl
|ine may children hon school TSs =.
fort o. he part Or many property oUn-
|ors Iose spring. n cleaning end purifying
their premioeo snddod much % ne heallh
|of he town s(ill thoro = 3 olowneos o.
|the part % many % clean ID their
|premlooo . they should. Probably the
|mose dololorions source % dlsoaoo within
|ouP town 9 lho Temporary priVloo that
|aro 81 nee, and TIE surface wa(er lhol
many wells ogo died With. The coll
being % porous. and many % tho vollo
being badly walled and curbo6. impurl-
de- ere carried through and o. top or
|tho coll, lmproGno1In9 ~ water With =
|poIoon which uani(6ots ylroloncy upon
he uoors' boollb. The Board o. Health
|In their Rules end Regulations pubIlshod
IL year 40. rocOmmondod ne nee o. dry
oor1h e10n@1n 49, nvfu1on ana ~ owno~{
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