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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23

departure of Mrs A. Hicklin for
 Prescott on trip as agent of 6
 Marriage Insurance business as we
 innocentlY supposed and said, but
 we spoke better than we knew. It
 was D marriage Insurance business to
 be sure. for that estimable lady has
 hoisied sail on the Fay-ry seas of matrimonial bliss May the elf1u songs ot the Fsy-ry boat ever charm her delight. d maternal cars.
 From Tuesdays Dnilyl
 The term of court approaches.
 Mir D. B. Todd left to-day for Cave Creek.
 Will our Odd Fellows celebrate on the 26i h of Aprilf A brick front is being pu; into tho old Nathan building. Work Is being rapidly turned out for the next grand jury.
 Ths PinGcarte is thinking of walk ing up after long silence.
 Three teams loaded today with freight for Cave Creek al the store of Goldman & Co.
 The Hon. J J. Gosper inquircs whether MT. c. H. Grey has those boots ready for business.
 MT. Geo. Bernard has taken up the line of march for Castle Creek, wh re he will open up saloon, etc.
 The Board of Supervisors arc in session to>day az III endeav"ring 10 deie' mine upon courthouse plsns and specifications.
 Judge Cox and Mr. M Gee return- ed from thei' visit to th, miuts out at Cave treek yesterday.
 We are sorry :o learn that slrs. samuel B-giey, If Mesa City, is lying very tow fa"m the effects of 
 Messrs. Ginning am S Mills Con- tractors and Build rs. have just fin ishel nice dwelling for ,i r Pc cl Dn Jackson ret.
 The Black C.nyon rod is said to be in very bad col trp1. Tie super Tlsers of Yavapai have place there for seversl thousand dc lars ihal VI uid be well spent.
 Frank Tewkshury dIed last week 1 n Pleasant Valley, from measles while en route home from Prescott, where he had been to at { end the trial of Giliiland, ct al l.- [ Globe Chronicle.
 Four miners working in the South Pioneer mine at Globe were precipi atcd from the top of the shaft some 306 feet by the bucket starting off with them before the engineer was ready to control it. Strange to say 1o.e were killed and all will recover rom their injuries. The Black Cation stage was re- ieved of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s box : ,n it's northern trip on Sunday nigh; , ust this side of Rumble Bee station. One man did the business. and didn't ry very hard ,iIher. He was a modest cuss; only wanted Wells, Fargo 6 Co.'S box. Mails and pas 'engers were supposed not to be worth working up. No arrests.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23

A Leadville man travelling in the Gunnison country met a stranger in the lonely parl Of the trail. "Hallor' sa q the Leadville man. "Halloi" was the rather surly reply. Then the Leadville man reached around to his hip pocket to get out bottle of whisky as kind of mollifier. The stranger promptly shot at him puts ting bullet through the Lcadvile mans hat. "All ight," said the latter, digging spurs into his bronco, If tha,'s Inc way ynu feel about i, we will just drop tn acqu ip auct righ here. I never try to force m self on a man "-Ez.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23

Mark Twain failed to answer a letter written to him by Sergeant Bsllentine. After waiting reason able time the Inter was so exas2er- ated at not receiving an .: swer that he mailed Twain q sh. ct of paper an.i 8 postage stamp as gentle re- hinder. MT Clemens wrote back on a postal: Paper and stamp re- ceived; please send an envelope
 A New York man was so enraP- tured with lady at a fancy ball that he offered her S1oo to unma-k, She accepted t'e money saying, "Now yo,r wife can pay the ss rva,t girls back wages" 1t was his mo ,her-il:- law.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
Easter Sunday is the first Sunday

Easter Sunday i> the first Sunday after the full m oon, which comes on or follows the vernal equinox on the 21st of March. That full moon this year comes on March 23 |, so that Easter Sunday is "n the 25lh. In 1918 it fell on March 22d, the earliest date possible. It will not occur on that date again either in this or the twentieth century. If the full moon comes on Sunday, then Easter is the Sunday following.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
Corral to Let

IMPORTANT TO MINERS, SETTLEBs on Public Lands, Claimants for In dian Depredations, and So diers ai c sailors in Every War or their Heirs may find something to their interest uuNer late laws and decisions by sending for circular, FREE, to w. A. Coulter, AttoE- ney at law, St. Cloud building, Washing ton, D. c. Twelve years practice in the highest courts, before congress, ana all departments of the Government, Speclei attention given to contested f4ln1ng cases, homesf eads, pre-eInption, desert land and timber culture contests, con firmation of Spanish and Mexican grants and securing patents to any class ot fSD- lie land.
 MINES A large number of mineral applications are deveceive and may leae 10 expensive litigation Every IAlner who wants a patent should employ 9 skilled attorney in WasAiu gton to exaHa- inc his ease and correct any mis akes or defeats that exist iA application. proofs, ana other papers, Best of references given.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
trrom Mondays DAlL II

Builders and architect. plentiful to-day.
 The grist mill is again iu fuli blast.
 Fine croquet weather. Trot out the tools.
 El Progreso is again on deck with 6 good collection of news.
 Mir. Collier and party have re- turned from Cave Creek.
 The stages came in loaded from all directions this morning
 Mr. D. s. Todd. ot the Ithaca Con- soiidated Mines st Cave Creek, ST. rived last evening.
 A National Industrial Exposition will open in Louisville, Ky, next August.
 Hon. Clark Churchill. Attorney General of the Territoey. made our office a pleasant call this morning Ar. Chas. Vand.ver, who has been spending day or in Phoenix, left for Maricopa today.
 Dr.L. II. Goodrich, the dentist, left today for his home in Michigan. He expects to return again next fall Six of the members and attaches of the Legislature are about town. An entra session hsrs we suspect.
 Judge J. Howard, of Prescott gave the HERALD office a pleasAn call this forenoon. He will reiurr to Prescott in day or two.
 French .scieHtists have succeeded in constructing san electric moto which may be applied 10 balloons successfully.
 We learn that there is not stuff cient funds to keep ID the dail, mail ordered between this place an, Tempe. The mail is much neede, and the Government should increas the pay on this route.
 The case of the Territory vs. Gu sic Wilson, one "f the denli Hoac of the city. for robbing Geo. Mo gan of $150 last night is on trial b fore Justice Morris this afternoon.
 The Baptist congregation will hoi services at the Methodist Church o Washington street on Tuesday evel ing of this week, preaching by Rel U. Gregory, D. D.. and . gener meeting to perfect the organIzaiic of the Baptist Church will be hel at the same pace on Wednesds morning at 10 o'clock.
 < few days sirce we noticed Il
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23


 Miss Lurline, French aquarian, remains under water two and one half minutes by the watch.
 A drunken Hall county, Ga, ruer recently poured shovel full of hot coals on his infant child and burned iG to death.
 Second Lieutenant Jas. O. Mackay Third Cavalry. Is to take charge of the following named military prison CTS now awaiting transportation 10 Alcalraz Island, and proceed with them so San Francisco, Cal:
 Henry J. Barker. Wm. E Brown, John Collins, John Conity, Fritz w Ellenburg, William Freeman. Pat rick Harris, Thomas Holmes, Wm. Jones, Thomas J. Kinsella, Andrew Merling, George Smith, Charles Stutz. Fred Th0mnson, William F White and Fritz Woock. Two commissioned officers and six privates will be detailed a: guard to the prisoners to their desti' nation.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
Fre-EmptIon Notice.
[First publication February 19. 1sss.l Land Office at Tucson, Arizona,
 E.l nary l222

Lanu OIICt T IUC5UII- AfIZUnH,
 Feb uary IT, 1883.
 No ice Is hereby given at the follow ing canned sett CT. A bram h eep es. has Ii ed not ce of his intention to Inske final proof in support of his Pr -emption laim. No S6S, and secure final entry tn reof before D. H. Pinney. Judge ot the U. $. district Cou of Maricona county, at PhRnix, on sWednesda 2Sth of March at the hour of 10 o'c ocl1. a. u1., for the NWL Section 1o. Township 1, North, Range East. c tt $ R Merifl ian, and names the following 2 as his wi ncses, viz: George light, George R. Robelts, of Phenix, Arizona.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
A Card

To all who are suffering from the CT TOTS and indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, loss fmanh cd, etc . I will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev JOSEPH T. LYMAN Station D, New York city.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
Homestead Notice.
First publication February IS, 1sss-l

II ITbI PI 0EIOtEVT0Il ' O71 1E--J " ---7-J
 Laud office at Tucson, Arizona,
 February 12, 1888
 +Nntice Is hereby given that the follow ing named settler. Henry E. Slosscr, ha- fil, d notice of his intention to make final proof ia support of his homestead claim, No. 1O3. and secnre final entry thereof, be- fore D. Ii Pinney Judge of the 2nd udi- cial District of Arizon st Phenix. on the .In day of April. 1883, at the ho,r oI 10 o'clock, Q. m for the E # N Wl4 and WH N E Ii eetti ,n 20, wn-hip North, range 2E C and R M and names the follow ng as his witnesses, Niz: William II Down ard, Martin P. Grifin, Joseph Monihon and Michael Enggesun, aIi of PhPnix,
 HENRY COUSINS, Ragister.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
News of the Week.
From sa.usday,a Daliy-l


 From sa.urday,s Daiiy.l
 Courthouse men are putting in 11 appearance
 Mess City will have an ice factory
 lis summer.
 MT. J. Rodondo has returned from his visit to Yuma
 A. Allen and R. A. Davis ot Pr's- colt are in town today
 Mr II. M. Hill reached town '1is morning from Maricopa.
 Rsv. Mir. Gregory s-rive-i by th's mornings coach bom MarieOpa-
 The Hons. C. A. Franklin and Fa' Hamilton made our office pleasant call this morning.
 Han A E. Fay and wife came in rrom Prescott this morning and VIII remain with us some days.
 The Ariznna Ditch Company arc moving in ,he matter of having the construction of the ditcn begun soon-
 Jud-e Howard arrivel from Call rornia this moraing and will proceed m his way to Prescott in day or two
 MT. Frrnk Walker. the Tombstone architect, arrived by to-d-y's conch from tbe railroad. He brings plans and .pcci ications for the examIn'- tion of our Supervisors on Mo; o"y when they will be in session fer that purpose.
 We have had the pleasure oi e6- amining the plans for cour'h"u which MT. Walker will present to she Board of Supervisors on Monday. and must sxv that we are much nIeased with them, though did tue fuud. admit we should favor de- tached jail and wiler hallwsys ano staircase. So far as economy ana convenience of room are concerned we cannot see much improvem nt to th made. We learn that Mir Wilson of Prescott will also suGET.it plans
 Cnr,t. Hancock is clearing oil his 1ots on Adams and Fapagc streets preparatory 10 putting up q ne" residence.
 Col. D s. White. typo formerly connected with the Democrat ofhce' left for Phenix yesterday He mace many friends by his genial manners during his sojourn here The Colonel IS said to be the coolest and least excitsble man in the Ter ritorv, under all circumstances and in any kind of an emergency.-Pres' cott Democrat
 Mir Marion Bagley who was ar- rested at Mesa City for horse steal ing was acquitted, as it turned out in the trial that he had bern request ed tolook for the horses. which were lost, and the marks were given him by the owner. Justice Brizzee, be- fore whom the examination was had, stated that there as not a word in the testimony that would go toward conviction. The charge looks like a trumped up affair that savors more of persecution than anything else
 Several more suits have heel brcr<ht against parties allowing water to flood the highways, and the probability is that after few fines of $50 have been paid our roads through the country will be kept in . somewbat hetter condition.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
MARRIED.

FAY-HICKLIN-In Prescott, A T., March IS, 1883, at the NJ. E. Psrson- age, by Rev. Fowler, NIT. A. E. Fay of Tucson and Mrs. A. Hickiin of Ph9nix.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
Homestead Notice.
1rtrst publtcation Fenruary 1a, 1sss.l

First publication February h. lsSS-]
 Land Office at rrcs n. Arizona,
 February 16 lsS3 Noti is hereby given II at he follow filed notice of his i't ten ion to make final proof in supp Tt of his Homesiead lain. No I26, and secure findl eutry of the same before D. H. Pinney, Judge of the second Jud cial District, of Arizona, et Phenix. on TuesdIy, March 27, lsS3, at the hour of 10 o'cock, 8 m., for he El- of NWlz of Section 2s, Township North. following as his witnesses. viz: Thomas Morrow, Wh tfield r. ummings. James T. Pri, st, and William R. Lewi-, of Tenn pc, Maricopa county, Arizona.
 HENRY COUSINS, R gister.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
A ae I.st nee

"Fath r." n,g.r Cass ave u lad the otber nishI, "I, MT. T. q eooi .nan9''
 "Yes. my son, regard him as one of the best men in Michigan"
 Do you believe he would lie?'
 "Whai, boy. are you crnzy' Why son, Mr. T. would not teil lie for all the gold on earth. What makes you ask that ques.io ion?"
 "W hy, when a man says he saw spring robin on the 18th of Febru- ary, what do you call li?"
 "DId he say he saw onef"
 "He did"
 "Are you sure?"
 "Oh! heard him tell three differ ent men so. Didn't he lir, fatl er?"
 "N-no, I think n l." unused the father, "but let it be grea; moral lesson tn you, all the same. IL isn't once in thousand years that n rob- in comes mp here from Tennessee at that date and exhibits itself to a single citizen and returns on the af- terroon express r'-Detr. Free Pr:ss.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
Letter List.

List of letters remaining unclaimed in Postoffice, Phoenix, A. T., March 19. 1883:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23

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 EcuaI ro any corrt spending Gssrade in Market
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-11-27

SOLDIERS wounds @ 50 or .a,;,'ss dis,sss s5 fs
any kind caused by military ses ehIdrsn dependent
Pension or fathers OF soldiers who died from tine
Of their service also entitled 1mcrsase Msns
valid Pehs,iua giyeu in delayed or rejected
Careful sssiS,au manv can be aoTea with ba little
n,arss more Evidence Complete instruIao%ns % VA" Kine,
ances sent on application Chas. ,',, uso a n C.
Attorue, s.atLaw, 9l6 + ot''
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JAS. L. ONDERDONl

phe mining interests of Oxford are
advancing and promise to devel
some good mines. Shortly the
em owned by DR.. J.C. House and
Rers will be pushed forward in the
ang, They had an assay of s46.6o
"a the groupings off of their ledge.
E W. +. Fisher mine will also be
Fhe early spring. The last assay Mr..
mao ran over 500 to the ton.
he jim Boyle mine is also booming
getting better every day as the
X progresses. We have just as
20 prospects here for good mines
Gan be found any where in the
fitory, and we are positive that s
ing boom will commence in the
ing which will equal that of an.
ing camp.-[Enterprise.
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OFFICE OF
Of Public Instructioh'
Idaho Territory.


Miss OLIVE M. CAPwELL. Principal
hho City School.
DEAR Miss CAPwELL: / am in receipt
Evour favor of 2Ist inst, descriptive OF
"tempest in a tea pot" which seems to
stirs1ne up so much feeling among the
od people of Idaho City. l make it a
int, religiously, to abstain from all in.
ference in the local management of the
hools, except upon such questions as
brought before me for official action.
ice YOU have asked my advice on the
hiect however, I shall not hesitate to
press my opinion very candidly- have
In familiar with Col. Higginson's histo-
referred to, since its first appearance
kht years ago, and have always consld-
ID it one of the best text books ever
itten. While the political opinions OF
author are seen all over the land, L
bnot see that he makes them at all op-
1sive in his book. 1t is a mere nara
e of facts, giving causes and effects IN a
hdensed form, which it is highly I'M
ktant that the rising generation should
familiar with BY the term "politlcar
fsection 46 of the School law is evident
Intended partisan" and it is no more
ended as prohibition of teaching the
is and principles of recent American
tory than the prohibition of sectarlaI
UNCONVENTIONAL doctrines is intended
exclude teaching the principles Of trutl
morality. American history, espe
ply of the present and last generation, i
of the most important branches to b
ght III our public schools. The fac
the highest law-making power IN tn
d recognizes our civil war as rebel
is certainly sufficient justification
application of the term "rebels,"
be who carried on such rebellion. Th
lcise statement of the results of the W;
given on pages 31S to 321 of the histor.
Bht to relieve it from the imputation
tisanship, Notwithstanding the alluslc
+ Jefferson Davis escape in woman
Thing.
blnce you find the book in use in yo1
POL, unless the county Superintende
Rblishes some other history as a te
pk for use in the entire county, shou
only consider it your right, but und
provisions of Subdivision Fourth
80 of the school law, your duty
eh the book, if at all, from beginning
Very respectfully,
our obedient Servant,
JAS. L. ONDERDONk.
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practices!
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-PATENTS.-

y A JEHMANN. Solicitor of Ameri-
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C.. All business connected WIN ra.eu.s,
whether before the Patent once of III.
Courts, promptly attended TO. no cnarss
made unless patent Is secuFeo' Solo
f3r circular. May ST.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-08-03
CHINA.

A free school will be opened in the new and
csmmodious school building in the Erskine
neighborhood, near South China village, on
the 2lst of August, with a corps of efficient
teachers. No pains will be spared by the
trustees to make il rank high as an institu-
ton of learning. A fine reference library,
together with gazeteers and encyclopedia,
will afford unusual facilities to the scholars
for acquiring information. The location is
both attractive and healthy. The grounds
are ample, and fine setting of shade and Or
namental trees add to the beauty of the sur
roundings. 1t is indeed fitting monument
to the liberality Of Mary T. Erskine, one of
China's public spirited and noble hearted wo-
men. Information concerning this school
can be furnished by applying to Eli Jones,
South China, or ID. d. Hanson, China, of the
board of trustees.