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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

Elk INDIAN Agent Roswell Wheel CT who skipped from the Pima Agency year or more ago it seems has again turned up and is straight ening up his supposed crookedness. and explanation of which we get from the Enterprise as fellows:
 "Dr Jackson, Indian Agent at Sa- eaton, and Roswell Wheeler, former agent at the same place, were in town Tuesday. MT. Wheeler re- turned to the agency 10 make final settlement of his a counts with the government and, according to Mir. Jackson, has succeeded. Only q difference of S36 now remains to be settled. MT. Jackson further says that there was conspiracy among the employees at the agency to des- troy Mir. Wheeler and that they even went so far as to lift his mail from the postoffice in order to post them selves on his affairs The shortages in the cash account were mostly caused by clerical errors, says MT. Jackson, and the latter is enclined to believe that Wheeler endeavorod to conduct the business of the agency honestly, and that he has been gross ly maligned, all of which may be true notwithstanding outside ape pearances pointed the other way.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

WE are able to-day to present to the public the following facts and figures concerning tie present dis tribution of water, to the farming lands of the valley.
 The capacity of each canal is giv- en; some of them, however have not yet been used to their utmost the lands depending on them, now being farmed, rot requiring the service We have the following authentic figures:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
LETTERS of inquiry are coming in

LETTERS of inquiry are coming in from all directions concerning the possibilities of fruit growing in this
 alley. To all these inquiries we have but one reply; That there is no better opportunity anywhere to engage in that industry. The soil and climate are peculiarly adapted
 to it. The yield is simply enormous and as to qua lity and variety we compare favorably with any country in our latitude. The smaller fruits so far as they have been tested here are unexcelled by the product Of any country, and IS to apples. our o5ser- vation is that in no country of our latitude and even in the higher lati~ tudes, supposed to be peculiarly favorable to apple growing, can the product compare with that of th1s valley. The fruit industry here is truly in it's infancy. Within the last two or three years, only have or
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

CERTAIN of the Massachusetts de> mocracy whose toes Butler has trod upon arc cndeavoring 10 burst up his boom.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

THE Inder talks us though the proposition to build a smelter at Tucson, had been abandoned and the CYtixen thinks it is Il long time com> ing.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01


 fhE Mexican Central railroad was to be finished as far as Aguas- calientes by Sept 90 at the latest; by the first of December the track will reach Zacatecas, and by New Year day the locomotive is expected to be in Fresnillo. The northern en d will reach San Juan de Guadalupe by Dec. 1, leaving only 16O kilometres between the two extremes of the line, enabling the gap to be closed by April 1881 so that the great cele- bration may take place on the fifth of May.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

THE President has appointed a "hog commission" whose business it is to investigate the hog, (No al> fusion to Butler.)
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

Pn1IosoPnY of the age: "What is Mind s'' No matter" "iYhlt IS sIatter s'' Never mind"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

AN exchange informs us that the Hon. Murat Mssterson is practicing law at Socorro, New Mexico.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
THE HERALD.

GEN. SHERMAN retires from the army November 1st-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
Motice to Tax Ravars

DUBLIC Notice i hereby given that the \ Territorial and County Tsxes fo- the year 1883. are now due and payable at my office i T the city oi Phoenix, aLd if rot paid on or before he tenth day of Decen- 1883, will then be delinque mt and sub ject to the legal penalties
 L. II Orme. Sheriff and Tax Collector, Of Maricopa County A T.
 t-D-10.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
R E Al ES TIE
 For Sale or to Rent

HNHE NORTH WEST A OF SEC. 2, r. l | N. R. 3 T.. two miles N E. of phoe- nix; with one wa'er right in the Grand anal. Price, &se,50O.
 TNHE W i of SEC F, T. N, R. E, \ six miles of Ph@nix. Pric s ,500. THE w.A SEC 3i. T. 3 N, R2 E.; to mile N ' of PhGnix, with water right in the Grand Canal. Price, $3, GOO, GECTION 12, T.1S., R f. F.; miles Osoutheast of Tempe, with water rights in the Tempe Canal. To rent on favor able terms for two or three years. r OTIS 2,4AND 6, BLOCKI7, SITUATED IIon Washington Street in the city or Phoenix. Cheap for cash.
 L. ECTIuN 8. T. 2 N R. 1 E.: New - land; to rent on favorable terms with
 TWEED 6 HANCOCK.
 Office, Washington St., PHOENIX A. T,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
MORE INDIANS

FL PAso, Oct. 25.-The Fl Paso Times special from Casas Grandes confirms the reports of an engage. ment between the Indians and Mex ican cavalry, near that place. The Mexican authorities refuse to tell the number of wounded and killed, but from a surgeon at thas place, learned that tke hospital was full. The Indians have broken camp and separated into rowing bands of and 10 and are raiding the surrounding country. It is believed that most of them have gone into the state of Sonora. The natives are in great fear.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
RAILROAD WAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 26.-The Merchants and Farmers Association for the Prevention of Railroad Ex- tortion, have issued circular in ops position to the joint circular issued by the railroad companies a few days ago, regarding the renewal of speclal contracts. The Merchants and Farmers circular is an appeal to the merchants throughout the State to give their patronage to the Northen Pacific road as a compet- ing line.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
Estray Notice.

TAKEN UP on my premises nine miles northwest of Phoenix. on October 19, 1883, one blac horse with few white hairs mixed, sway backed. and saddle mark d on both sidcl; is about four years old and 15 hands high. few white hairs in center of forehead, No brand visible Owner will please come forward. prove property. pay charges and take the same away, CT the same will be disposed of according to law.
 Oct. Ia-t0 d.
 SAMUEL FRA NHLIS
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
For Sale.

AoO ACRES OF THE BEST WHEAT 4CO Land in the Valley, 10 mi es west of Pho nix. all in cultivation, good Houses. Stable, Biacksm mith shop and A l well of water. Price, Ss;s,00O.
 A LSO, THREE WATER RIGHTS IN "A the Grand Canal. Price each $500 cGA ACRES A 1 LAND, UNIM- Q OAO proved. PrIce, $s.00O- 1.-TWO WATER RIGHTS IN GRAND \ Canal, Price, ee oh, $500. HN HEAD OF MULES AND HAR- ness and three Freight Wagons, Price, SI ,50O-
 App y to
 j30tf WEI. ISAAC.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
TRADERS CERTIFICATES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26-Regard- ing the unusual number of Chinese traders that have been arriving and about which so much has been sad in the newspapers, the custom house officers state that the Chinese su- perintendent of customs at Canton is doing good biz furnishing trad der" certificates at from $2.50 10 $5 each.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
o'DoNNELL's TRIAL.

CHICAGO, Oct. 24--Sullivan, one of the counsel for the defense of O. Donnell, cabled from London yes terday that the prisoner had good prospects os acquital, but money was needed to procure witnesses from South Africa. The treasu Ter of the O'Donnell defense fund at once forwarded S2 900.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
GUAYMAs.

GUATafAs, Get. 24.-Rios, the man who was incarcerated for trying to kill his wife and then stabbed him.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
IS IT so?

VIENNA, Oct. 25.-Tagblatt says: "The czar decides to grant Russia more freedom; he instructed Count Tolstd and Count Ka6off to take and prepare a constitution.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
NoRrHER N PACIFIC BONDS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-H. H. Ans derson ot Wall street, obtained an injunction preventing the issue of Northern Pacific bond svnaicate. He consulted the best legal taleut obtainable before taking the new second mortgage bonds and stated that no injunction can stand under the character of the company if three quarters of the preferred stock hold CTS consent to issue it.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
MISSED HIS MAN

CHARLESTON, Oct. 26.-Jo ohn Bies sel, the keeper of lodging house here, had some trifllng dispute with Frank Moritz, man employed at the smelter, which resulted in Biesel shooting at Moritz with six shoot> CT, but without effect. Biesel was placed under bonds to appear for preliminary examination, and Moritz was fined twenty five dollars for dis turbing the peace.
 WHAT A SUFFERER HAS TO SAY.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 26.-J. A. Robertson formerly of this city, just returned from Mexico and fully con- firms all that has been said of the ravages of the yellow fever at Ma zatlan. He went there in Angus; last to buy sugar plantation and was caught with the fever, but re- covered a few days before he lef:. He says: II went to the cemetery where l learned from the gate keep~ CT that during the two months of the fever there had been passed III $500 to 5000 dead. He was not sure as to exact number, as some days they came so thick it was i'm possible to keep the tally it is said
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
PRINTERS ST RIKE.

NEW YORK, Get. 26.-The strike of composi.ors is nearly over; the rates demanded generally conceded.
 VIOLATING NEUTRALITY LAWS.
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-Capt. Rand, mate Thomas Fender of the steamer Tropic have been convicted of violating the neutrality laws by furnishing arms and ammunition to the insurgents of Hayti. and have been sentenced to one years impri- sonment and a fine of five hundred dollars.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

that in one week the death roll nun
 bered fully 900 The American col~ ony was severely attacked; among those known to have dIed were: A, Musselman, of Dixon, California; A. w Rogers. Horace Adams, Porter Holmes, George Rufner, John Mc> Ewen, all of San Francisco; Robert Porter, of Pennsylvania; Marcus Monroe, Victoria, B. C.; William Cornelius, of Virginia City These are only the names," added MT. Rob ertson, ''of those I can think of at present, but there were many others" He says most positively that the danger is rot over at Maza tan, and that il is criminal to say that it is; thus fiatly contradictory of a statement the port authorities at Mazatlan were wiling to give. Steamer Granada received clean bill of health,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
DE coLoRED BREDDEN .

CHICAGO, Oct. 25.-At a meeting of colored citizens F Polk, pastor of the church in which the meeting was held, said the decision is an in : suit to the race. I have always been good Republican, but now I believe we should give our al'eg> lance to that party which will give us our rights, even if it runs the devils tickets or Ben Butler.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01

FL PAso, Oct. 25.-Assistant Mar shal Harris of this city left for parts unknown this morning. Harris has been irregular in habits for some time past Yesterday he was res lieved from duty by Marshal Bor> ing. He was secretary to the Odd Fellows here and is short in his ac- counts one hundred and eighty-five dollars. A warrant will be issued for his arrest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-20
Smiths Extract of May Flower

Is natures own remedy. II is no vile concOc.
hon OF naseous drugs and dangerous chemicals.
May Flower is a modest litteN plant which
grows in New Foundland, 10 Pennsylvania and
Kentucky. Iii, diuretc and astrin cent in its
properties, and has frequently been used to
great advantage in DiarrhGa and Bowel Com.
plants OF children. Its great merit however.
is in its gentle and efficient action on the Kid.
neys. 1t removes all i'm Ourities through na,u.
raj channel' and restores the system to a
healthy condition: 1t prOmptly rtlieyes pains
IN the back and loins In cases ofwesk and del.
ieate females, its value is beyond computation,
But for the natural mOdesly Of woman. which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds of testimonials Of
inestimable benefit derived from It's use
ASK your dr.. ggist 'or Smiths Fxtrart Of May
Flower. Read carefully the eirlula around the
bottle. 1t is yours 10 choose between
Health. Happiness and Life,
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared Only by 8. B. Smith & Bro. Coyings
ton XIV For sale nv all drue eists
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4 ducationaI.
University Of Virginia

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tni.e weekly
begin l2th July. 1854 and end i2lh Sep, cmbef
Have proved OF signal ust---lst, TO students who
design TO pursue their studies al this or other
Law school, -, TO those who prorose to read
had the advantage Of systematic Instruction'
For circular apply u. .. University OF VAL 10
JOHN d. MINOR, Prof. Com. and Stat. Law.
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Smiths a:xtraet.
Smiths a:xtraet.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
The Time Tried and Universally Approved
Remedy for all Diseases Of the Blad.
der and Kidneys
II Positively Cures Where All Other
Remedies Have Failed to Pro-
duce Relief,

'Brghts Disease OF the Kidneys.n n tea,fn,
scourage, which spares neither are, seq nor
conditions, becomes an incurable disease oniy
for the want Of timely attention. II allowed 10
work Its rsvages unchecked until 1t has fastea.
60 upsn the vitals Of Its victim, no medical
annually numbers its victims by the thousand.
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noticc of dissolution.

1'iiE PARTNERSHIP nkRRTOFoRE FX.
i listing between Arthur Cain and joseph
Rothslein In the Livery and Sale business IN
the city of Dallas Is this day dissolved by mu.
luel consent. Joseph Rothsteln will collect all
und Will continue the business Mt the old stand,
ARTHUR CAIN,
JOSEPH ROrIlslElN.
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have this day &c ID my interest IN the livery
stable 70 Joseph Rothstein, and thspking The
public ioi Their patronage In the past rsconl-
mess ARTHUR CAIN.
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Smiths Extract Of May Flower

VIII positively prevent such results In proof
OF this assertion, we cite you to the numberless
testimonials IN our possession. and quote such
eminent authorities as DR.. Eli Ives, Of New IA.
ven, Conn, and DR.. King Compiler of Kings
Dispensatoryl Ask your own physician ifthese
names are authorities and decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather III an
surrender your prejudice to an advertised medi.
cine. Decide now, II may not be too late.
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Pound,

FOUND "A GOLD BRACELET - 1WNFP
L VIII please call and get same ana paving
Tor this advertisement at +. X. ROWLEY. cor.
ner Evergreen and 81. Louis SITS .iuneIo.it
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Thear Column.
0ntices.

AFTER business hours, OF moro
properly speaking, at night, the bu-
siness Office of the HERALD here
after will be moved to the editorial
rooms up stairs, so as to accommo-
date those who desire to transact
with the paper any business at late
hour. Those, therefore, who find
the business Office closed in the even
ings. will apply to the foreman Of
The HERALD after this hour in the
editorial rooms, who will attend to
the matter In hand
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MoltcM tn I.cmd.

EOR LOAN-I AM PREPARED TO LEND
II s5OO0vO on land, lots, @ unity bonds md
land notes at reasonable rates and satisfactory
tune, JAMES h. SIMPSON, for Scottish Am,
Mort Co; for Western Mort. and Investment
no, limited; for Dundee Mort. and Trust Co..
n'u''eu. Jun 3
4 DAMS NkGurlArED-Onc to five y.ars
- time, Land notes or deed OF trust REQUIRED
as security Texas Loan Agency, Corsicana
,eAas' mayg.u
MONEY TO LEND-On one to five years
W time at reasonable rates. G. K, Wellesley.
general MANAGER Dallas, Texas.
AND LoANs-J. b, Watkins q Co, pailas
- Texas fob 10 ~
M oNEY 10 LEND--R, D. CouRhanour.
wi feb7 II
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For Ke,tf.
Lost.

osI "A WATCH CHARM FINDER
- pleasc leave same at Telegraph office and
Se, tewnfuea' B. NJ. PICKETT.
osi.A YELLOW DOG MIIHA ROB VAIL.
you reward If lett at Ce trail wagon Yard,
luuely.N. A. BURTLE
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L'Ok SALE-A FARM EIGHT MILES FROM
L Dallas, containing twenty scres OF woodland
ahd twenty acres clear under fence and in hgq
state of cultivation, the farm also has on II n
No l.. box house, u kitchen stable and a large
new barn. Good water on the place. For par
uculars enquire of A, Dyserbach, East Dallas.
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N0TICE-Adveruseme may be hanaed into
~ our business office up to Sp. m, and into the
composing room IN to a. N.
NOTICE -sEALEU BIDS WILL BE RE-
~ ceived by the undersigned up to Saturday,
4 p M, June %, for the erection of Il two.stOry
pfick residence, corner Ross avenue and Masten
street Plans on file at the Office of ]. T.. Elan.
ders, architect 700 Main street. Tho right is re.
served to reject any and all bids. c. f. CARTER.
" junl9 81
NO1lCE-Citzens or strangers wishing to in
~ vest III city real estate. farms or wild lands,
are respectfully invited TO call Al our office No
and abstracts of land titles The best of refer,
Agents N
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L'oR SALE-REsIDENCE CORNER OF
Il Harwood aud Wood streets For I, rms
amply to GE0RGEN ALDRIDGE junG.lm
L'OR SALE-A GOOD FARM CONTAINING
l. $50 acres, miles south of Dallas. on the
prairie; 800 acres enclosed lSj in cultivation.
remainder In grass; everlasting spring water;
houses ON the premises; 20 acres in the timber:
VIII be sold on easy terms; price, $40 per acre
Apply to KING, 526 IIarwood street or to
ARDRY, Elm street maySO I'm
EOR SALE-MY RESIDENCE, 500 ERyAY
street NJ, NJ. NEWSoM. may2S. 4
kOR sALE-HAvlNG OPERATED SEVEN
i drug stores for the past ten years, wish to
euIiali some and offer for sale my drug business
porous and growing cities In Texas. Tits rare
ohance for success to any purchaser. Address
CltAS. o, BOWEN, Paris, Tex. may2o Inn
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Enr Salg.

FOE, SALE OR LEASE-THE TRINITY
l Mills property, Is miles northwest of Dallas,
Oh the Missouri Pacific railroad. containing Gid
acres of land. li0 in cultivation, balance in tim
PER together with Touring mill, &C., OF will sell
me mill alone or lease the same for the sea, on
Dallas Tex. jnnle.imo
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NOR SALE AT BARGAIN-A DESIRABLE
L business corner, near the Texas & Pacific do.
not Apply to LOUGLAS & hanover. Real
Estate Agents, corner of Elm and Sycamore
lam
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W good reference Address box No. "A.
MANTkD- EIGHT GOOD CARPENTERS
~ Enquire at Carpenters shop west of Grand
windsor Hotel, Main street j. ]. BRICK.
junel9.it.
WANTED o JOURNEY MEN PLASTER
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son, Ennis, or CoIsicana, junel9-lt
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W (white) to do housework few in family
VIII pay good wages. Apply at Herald office
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w manufacturing business in Dallas; sue.
cess assured TO parties investing. Address
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" stands cornice work and jObbing; also a
plumber that understands tin work Write to
GEoRGE A. BRnSH Austin, Texas iunl6.4t
WANTED-CuPYING BY A LADY HAV
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EXPLAINING THE TARIFF.
Conflicting Rates of Duty Bothering the
Customs officers.

Conflicting Rates of Duty Bothering the
Customs officers.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Treasury De-
partmeDt has issued a circular to customs off
GERS, which is regarded as important in its ex-
plantations OF the new tariff act, where conflict
ing rates OF duty are found TO be applicable TO
the same article. The circular. which has ref
ereDce particularly to duties on manufactures
of flax not enumerated in the new tariff, is as
follows:
The following provisions are found in sched-
ule j of the tariff act of March 3, 1888: Brown
and bleached linens, ducks, canvas paddings,
cot bottoms, diapers, crash, huckabacks, hand
kerchefs, lawns or other manufactures of fax,
jate or hemp, of which fax, iuts or hemp shall
be the component material OF chi II value, not
specially enumerated or provided for In this
act, 35 per cent. ad valorem. Flax or linen
thread, twine and pack thread, aud all manu-
factures of fax, or of which flax shall be the
component material of chief value, not spe-
cially enumerated or provided for in this act,
40 per cent ad valorem" For manufactures OF
fax not enumerated, there would thus appear
to be two provisions-oDe fixing the rate at 30
per cent. and the other 40 per cent ad valorem.
The department holds that the provision first
cited was designed more especially to embrace
textile fabrics, and that all textile fabtic6 nam
ed therein an d all others Of tbs same general
Character are dutiable Hereunder al 50 per
cent. while manufactures not enumerated In
said act which assimilate to haxen linen
thread, twiBe and pack thread, IS we'll as those
articles themselves are dutiable under the pre-
vision last quoted at 40 per cent. This is in
accordance with the general principles by
which tariff laws are interpreted. Consistency
must be given to. the various provisions of the
tariff as far as practicable, end the provision in
Sec 2499 of said tariff, ('if two or more rates Of
duty should be applicable to any imported arti-
Gle, it shall be classified for duty under the
highest Of such Iates,') is not to be applied
whore, in q case like the present, consistent
effect can otherwise be given to each of two
provisions which may appear to conflict.