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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
THERE has oeen disposition in

troubles, to criticise the press OF
Arizona for the positive and out
spoken position it has maintained
with regard to those affairs. 1t has
been not an uncommon remark that
the newspapers were injuring the
Territory by their sensational talk.
and leading the people of the east
ern States to believe that the Terri :
tony is overrun by savage Apaches,
aud that the people of Arizona them
selves as whole arc but little better
Than cowboys.
The criticism is unjust, TO say the
least. The newspapers of Arizona
have given our Indian affairs much
thought, and most careful discus
sion, tending to present the actual
state of affairs to the Government,
ana to the people at large. The
apathy of the Government or rather
i S paralysis by ihieving Indian
rings and the maudi!he sentiment
tality of the cast made heroic trent
ment necessity, if we DO not wish
to be ravaged by couple Of huns
dred savages for the next ten years
There was = necessity for such an
expression of opinion from the
public of Arizona through her pa
pers that the rings dare not longer
instigate Indian treachcry and MUIR
der for the purpose of legally piun-
dering the Government; and there
was a necessity for a showin.
up of the actual facts concerning
the treatment of the Indians by the
Government here in the Territory,
and of their wanton muidcr OF in
habitants, knowing as they do the
CRIME they committed and commits
ing it, not in defeLce OF their homes,
hut for the mere qualification of
their brutality-wc say there was Il
necDSsity for such a showing up of
this state of Affairs as to banis Ia the
atty of the east As TO
how we'll the papers of the Territory
nave Judged in this matter concern
Ing the course to I've pursued the re-
suits are evidence. The leading
eastern journals have justified the
course. They have denied and
sho&h up the injustice to our people |
of the sentimental theory of Indian
The eld thieving In
dian ring went down before the !
storm of Indignation The worst,
most murderous and savage tribe of
Indians IN the United States, is now
in the care of the Military Depart
laents, a condition of things that
has always been sirenously opposed
in the east. If the papers of Ari-
IONA have remarked that the only
good Indians were dead Indians,
they spoken srukhfully of a portion
of them and ffom an honest-eonyic-
ton burned into their very nature
by the Oft repeated treachery that
has dotted our hills and valleys
with the graves of our hardy fellow
men of ouI women wives, mothers
and children. The papers of Ari
iona have no cause TO blush a. the
stand they have taken.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28


The Cti<cn, always liberal and
cnterprising itself, So axis thus Ell
couragingly Of The Territorial press
at large:
"Therc is a marked Improvement
in the local press of Arizona
There is scarcely newspaper in the
territory that has not been improved
IN one way or another during the
past year, and some have been i'm
proved at least 100 per cent. over
what they were eighteen months
ago. We remember the time when
it was hard TO find news items In
some of orr territorial papers worthy
of being copied, while to-day tLey
are brim full of news every week.
There is no section of the United
States that is better served by its
local press than Arizona. Not only
:hIs, bnt tie papers are gotten up IN
good shape, are neatly printed. and
as a rule are we'll managed"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

1
lotteviile is a great
chicken and upon the ar
trains the traveller is san
cries from a dozen colored
of: "Here's your fried chicke
Gen grant was vigorously set upS(
by one of these parties. who had nc
idea whom she was addressing. She
begged him to buy a chicken-lcg
and finally, rs the train W; moving
of. the ex-President dropped ten
| cents IN her waiter, and remarked
that he would take the chicken the
next time he came through. The
old darkey. after the train left, was
told that she had been taking 10 tEo
great Gen. Grant, and she replied /:
[ thought he was great somebody.
case he's the fust man who ever paid
TO chicken leg and didn't eat it"
If the horn OF bnck or other
animal is found TO be growing i'll n
way not de ired, it HAY he changed
by scrapiug with knife on the side
to which it is wished to turn its
groAth. The scrapng dries and
hardens the horn, while on the OPP
posite SIDE growth continues without
interruption.
The total number of acres in the
Texas Pacific land grant is 14,309, 76n,
all of which is forfeited according
10 The terms of the grant. This
land should now be restoicd to tie
public d Idain.
When you tell purchaser how
your property can be developed by
200 foot crosscut tunnel that will in
tersect the vein u thousand feet deep,
yox cresscut Tie trade and had pettet
cut our throat. That clas of idiots
died last year - Colorado Mining
Register.
A Washington lady went to a IL
o'clock breakfast. then to two
o'clock lunch, next to tea from four
TO six, then to dihnef at 1880, and
afterward to reception, and finally
to i german. When she got home
she found her husband rocking the
cradle with one hand ana trying to
darn his ItocAIngs with the other.
Plain woman--How shall you he
able TO increase the attractivcness
of your face and person, without the
use of cosmetics and other Artificial
means? Easy eiiottgh. Get invited
on 10 Washingtoh, and appear at One
Of the receptions there. The papers
of the entire country viii next day
gloat over your ravishinG beauty.
While the Peck stage was passing
through Crook Cation Saturday last
passengc: named Cotton was thrown
from his seat u8der the wheels and
had one of his ankles bruken. He
was removed 10 Spencer's station,
and courier was despatched for DR..
Ainsworih. who went out Sunday
and set the wounded limb.
The amount of bullion. IL tons
turned out by the Howell smelter
for twentyfvur hours proceeding
FRIDAY night, was the largest IN
that has Yet been mabc by the smel=
ter
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

Get yonr stationery printed and
pnl up ia uol5DER PATENT BLo1TERs
at HE HERALD Office.
VIM. B. Hooper u Co. are agents
COR Daluiana Bitters-
VIM. B. Hooper " Co. arc agents
for nnmiana Bitters.
Family groceries Of all kinds at
he Phoenix Cash Store of e Irvine
& Co.
Fresh fruits at the Phoetix Cash
Store Of E Irvine S Co. =
Call for Boca beer at the Idea
Beer Depot.
All res pc ctable dealers keep D
MANA Diltcrs.
A POSITIVE c3lFc Tor dyspepsia :
Damiana Bitters.
4 carload of tle noted Studebaker
wagons at Goldman's.
DAMIANA makes the old voting and
the weak strong and healthy.
Rough ON HAIRS.
Clears ont rats mice, reaches, flies
nts. he 5ups, SknnNs, Chipmun
gophers. Sc, crugLi<4s
For health, strength and vIgor,
drink DamiaDa Bilters.
HOPPER PATENT BIoTrzsR TAB
LET'S arc the most economical and
convenient arrangement of Office s'a-
tionery in existence, The HERALD
oliice owns The exclusive right to
manufacture the same in iliis Tern
tory.
Now is the time 70 subsctihe for
the WEEKLY HERALD.
You I'LL never have Il sour storl
ache if you drink Damiana Bittcrs-
TAylor'S sullIy rake is unexeriled ;
at Goldman
Domestic sewing machines a
q oldman's.
Harvesting machinery Of all kinds
at Goldman 5.
PnoEN1x CASH STORE, Z. Irvine
* 60.
An extensive and fresh surply
ne eastern hncon and land al IN
Phoenix Cash store &c !. Irvine
"Bmehupaiba.'
Quick. complete cure, Nil annoy
INC Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
iisases. g. Druggists.
S%Iapy Ege1-
"Weli's Health Remover restores
health and vignr cures DyS pepsia
Impotence. Sexual he bility. 81
~tr1uh's 1Irr
Proprietor ....... IRA STROUD.
Stage Manager. 1890. c. ROLLER.
GRAND PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
cHAAGE OF PROGRAMME MONDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
Entrance to Private Boxes on Mon
ez@ma Street.
Performance commenccs at s P N,
sharp.
GOOD, RELIABLE snow.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

ACCORDING 10 The Boston Journal s
figueres on the Tewksbury aims
house business, Gov. Ben. Butler
will need to explain his mathematics
on the same institution, as his report
appears decidedly too figute-atite.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
ARIZONA MINES.
aEaricopn County
n. n. TRAVIS


tCoLtinued
This county lies in the south
| western portion of the Territory
and is bounded on the west by
Yuma, north by Yavapai, east by
ella and Pinal, and on the south by
Pinal and Pima counties. The Sal
and CHA rivers flow through the
County In their westward course, the
former emptying into the GI'a some
| fifteen miles west of Phoenix, the
county seat. The northern portion
Verde, Aqua Frea, and Hassayampa
Creeks. In an agricultural point
of view the county is regarded as
ranking first in The Territory.
Mr.. ]. Y. T. Smith estimates the
wheat crop of 1882 at about 100000
pounds. Mr.. Smith's mill in Phoe
nix has capacity of 1876 barrels in
twenty-four hours. Owing to the
high price of barley there was a
large amount of wheat used in
chopped feed, which reduced the
valuable supplies for milling, and
caused the milt to shut down four
months. during which tine Mr..
Smith has been engaged in putting
In new machinery.
1t is also fIch in its mineral
sources, as almost every ritotnthih is
known to be scanned with lodes of
gold and silvcr-bearing quartz. The
county has st been as yet tho
roughly prospeEied, and all the de-
velopment in its mining districts,
except in r few instano es, has been
of recent dlte.
The Oldest and most important
mine of the county is the Vulture,
in the northwest portich. This mine
was discovered in 1867. and steadily
operated for about ten Years, when
it was abandoned on dccoGnt of the
expense attending the hauling of
the ore to the mill sonic ten miles
distant. Some time after it was res
located and operated successfully for
several years by a coinpdny which
erected ten-stamp mill on the Has
sayampa, twelve miles distant. In
1878 the mine became the property
of the Central Arizona Mining Com
pany, Under whose anagement ii
has been Systematically opened and
probably worked. The main shaft
has attained q depth of nearly 400
feet, and it IS otherwise opened by
working levels and cros5cuts. The
ledge is gold quartz, front so to JOG
feet in width, between well-defined
walls of porphyry and talcose Slate,
the hanging wall being porphyry.
The ores are not even medium as to
grade, but the facilities for treat
ment are such that the Company can
handle them at an expense Of about
S225 per ion. An S0>stamp mill has
been erected convenient to the mine,
and the necessary water is pipcd
from the Hassayampa, distance of
some fifteen miles, The mill is kept
constantly running. and the bnllion
production amounts to about $50, 900
monthly IN value, as shown by the
following detailed statement of the
Company for the month of Deem
Der, 1882, taken from the Mining
Pecord.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

"PoLITIcs when rightly defined is
the science of stealing By law. 1t
makes little difference what party it
is that is striving to get to the lead,
The aim is robbery
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

KANSAS has a cyclone each sum-
mer afternoon these days. Next
year they propose to change the pro-
gramme to gtasshoppers.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
torced ON the Reservat on.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-I'he ioi-
lowing dispatch was received at the
department OF The utter or to day
Wu.cox, y. T. June 25.-Thc rene
eade Indians wtr~ forced ou the ies-
ervai;on yesterday. I shall arrive
at San Carlos Tuesday
NED WILcox, Agen
Queen improved.
LONDON, june 26.-The Queens
condition is greatly improved; She
walks from the train 10 her carriage
on arrival at lYins!sw for BalmoraI
The Queen has invited the painter
Angelo to England 10 take "a life-
sized portrait of herself. which she
will present to the Emperor Willard
on the 25th anniversary OF his u.s.
sumption OF the regency OF Prus-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

To all who are suffering from the
err rs and iniiscretions of youth
hervCll~ weakness, early decay. loss
of manhood, etc, viii senu Il reel
pc that 'Till cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by IL missionary in South
Am, rica. Send Il self-addIessed en-
velopr to the Rev. JOSEPH 7. IN
MAN.
>tation d, New York City.
Canand,y
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

Val 3 atZ Milwaukee Beer
DR.. ojegcr'< Angoslura Bitters
Daniiana Bifiers
Ma~ondray Il Cos Louis Roederer
Champagne
Haras'hy & Co.'S Eclipse and Grand
PIE Champagne
California Star Oil Works Company
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

TttREE months are consumed in
the Manufacture of first class shot
gun.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

DIR. r. Z. Osborne has entered
upon the practice of his profession
and may be found at the new drug
store of Osborne & Co.,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
Pres. of the Association.

DIR. Mcmillan, the dentist, will
leave for Prescott about July 1. All
those wishing work done, OF who
have work Vncompfeted, will do we'll
to call prior to that time.
a SPLENDID line OF summer good
of all kinds is now arriving and he
nr opene up at Rosentha al d ku
neT's immense merchandise establish
meut. No one can fail to tipd wha
is wanted OF the newest style and
best quality
The citizens of Phoenix are re-
quested to meet at the court house
this evening a: 7 80 O'Clock to con-
slider the question of obtaining
water from the Maricopa Canal,
while the Salt River Valley Canal is
dry.
Mr.. J. w. Crenshaw, relative OF
Henry Herbert of Yavapai county,
has become associated with Messrs.
Tweed 81 Hancock in the practice of
law. Mr.. Crenshaw is young man,
recently from Alabama, and a grad
nate from the University oe Alaba-
ma. and from the law school con-
nected with the University. He is
very highly spoken of by those who
know him. as a voting man of fine
attachments and promise. There is
n good future for such person in
this country.
Messrs. Kohier and Counors, late
of Strouds' theatre, lea re to-day for
Silver City and Ell Paso, at the latter
of which places they have an en-
gagrlnent of four weeks. Mr..
Kohler closes an engagement here
" of about eight months of a very
prospectus run in his management
at s., Ids. Always gentlemanly
a. hNmodatins. Mr.. Kohler
Ssss. of friends, and by
\ | ! :, !, !, !, !,
hatils actieg hosts
# low. We
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28


NJ slid lot. beinr si;uate in the CRY
oi Phoem. X. CONT 81 MAJ icnl'a TIE riiory
Of Arizona Tha the iot.l value of ali
nroprriv b longing to said t.lic jnclud
ing cash on laud - fGr as known by the
larrscui Pub ic Administrators is four nun
drcd and ii ~ do lar-.
Tine only Other estnte thar has come INTO
MI nandsis that OF Gust"ve kaucher dies
t.,.ased, conai-,ing Of personal property
Val G unknoIrn, y hich l nrl.ed over TO q
4 L,.i-o The Eega.aTIy Apo .nted admins
tratos aid estate.
/. FLY ; bmit cd,
W. r. CAREY.
Public Administrators OF MaEic.'na Go {.
TERRITotY OF AnI1oNA
GounIy of Maricopa
" Z G9rcs being duly sworn Sa,,s. be is
the i,uljIic Administ 'atOr Of Maricopa
county and that he within Statement is
full ard true rcpor; OF lie matters stated
therein.
W. .GAPEY.
Srhscri bel and sworn to before me Ills
THOS. G. GREENHAw.
Clerk of the Probate Court.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
PROPOSALS Tor Excai

DROPOS NLS FOR THE EN- +;
OF basrTRcni on our
known astue Stroud. corner on
ION and MonteZrD.i streets u
ceivcd in our oiiic no e. tn, 10y
The y-Xcava'ioh to be S-souJ fri
long and 5 f Ligh. pr perry q
levtlled. fhe dirt to be. whcd
alley in the rear OF prcmis g
lezunn street. Work; . COM
18th July. and 70 be .hrished hyH
August. The contract Ti.l i,
tn the lowest bidder. we ras"d
vilcge of rejecting any and all b
Successful bidder 10 PAY for !
tisement and will be required
tor ds. to the amount OF cont
nlarts VIII he made in cash
ton of work in accordance with
GUSS. Fill
PnoENix, a. T.. dune - b,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
ESTABLISHED 1852
VIM. B. HOOPER g. CO.,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Wines, Liquors Gig
Oils and Mining Supplies.
SOLE AGENTS FOR

J. A. Miller's Chic>en Coo
two Stamps, all ages
Old Kentucky Log Cabin \
Coroner Whisky
vigorit Powder Company
Proctor e Candles Cand
Bay View Distillefy,of Sad
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

A fruit grower says it is good
plan to trim trees high and pasture
orchards with sheep. He prefers it
to blowing or tti,ilching.
A yield of 2O4 bushels is claimed
s the production Of Georgia apple
tree last year.
Albany has the only celluoid bill
lard ball mahhfactory III the world.
Chicago built the first grain ele-
vators of America twelve years ago
Greenhorns should not be allowed
to operate dangerous machinery.
The contract system has been adop
ted in the car works at Pullman
I'll.
Poplar; spruce, pine and bas are
used in the manufacture o9papel
from wood
- which rel uire re
d tiutss
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28


1t is fact little known that the
United States is heavy importer OF
eggs. Germany, Turkey, Italy,
Denmark and France are the prin-
cipal sources of supply. Oh cago
alone received 100000 dozen in tie
past nine months.
The body of Phillips, the man
vino jumped from tie tram near
Volcado, has betii found. He had
Wondered ten miles from tile track
where he had e3pired--Sentinel.
At Bell Vernon, Pa, $4,000 worth
of whiskey was destroyed by fire on
the 21st iiistant.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
Local Lines.

Comfortable.
Weekly to~duy.
New law firm
Heavy business.
Cots, No. COR sale atCarey's.
Smoke Opera Puff's at Ruben's.
Smoke the Aphrodite at Ruben's. +
FuraituITe-a carload at cArey's. s.
Elegant fiIisree jewelry at Clark'*
The City Recorder reports things
very quiet.
All pain leaves when St. Jacobs
OIL comes.
Car load of potatoes just received
at Geo. F. Goats.
Somewhat cooler to-day; thcr-
fn0meter at 10.
MIR. j. L. B. Alexander returned
from Los Angeles to-day
Hon G. A. Luke returned from
his trip to Tucson yesterday
Thalheiiner has struck It on Boca.
Go in aud see how it works
Great assortment OF watches an
clocks at Clark s jewellery store.
Fry the sold Reliable" jeweler,
two doors east of the post Office.
Tie fiesta draws largely. The at
tendance last evening was fine.
Smoke Il. NJ. H." and "Lone
Fisherman az the Palace Saloon.
For fine Eastcrn cigars, go 10
Johnncy Loos!eys Cabinet Saloon
Luscious fruits at c. c. Thelah's
fruit stand next door to Coates
store
A cosy house to rent in a favorable
locality. Inquire ut the HERALD
office.
ANY one wishing nicely furnished
rooms. can get them at the Gregory
House.
Col. Bfddle and Lieut., Forsythe
left Yesterday evening for Fit. Nc
Dowcll.
Fresh, pure drugs and elegan
toilet material of all kinds at Os-
borne & COS.
Elegant Roman baths, plunge
shower and sponge. are now open at
the Fhenlx Hotel.
Seth Thomas time is the best in
The world; at Millor's, two doors
east of the post Office
Indian Agent pm came in
yesterday from the a4ehcv, looking
after the Interest," of his wards.
Mr.. w. a. Forbes, GreeEfield
Ell by st. Jacobs OIL
-Clacinnati Christina
{: :: !: :; !: !: :: 4:
king hooks belong
Wing to q % ia Library Asses
=
once to the Store 81 AIr. McNulty.
A. D. LEMON,
Drnr nf tho Accnniafinn
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
Administratcr'sA

w THE PROBATE COURT CT TtE
1 county OF Maricopa, Territory OF Ar
zoua.
In The matter of the June report OF the
rnblic Aomiuistratrr.
To the Hou, Thomas G; Greenh v,
Prob;lr,. Judge Of Ma,icorL County,
Trrritory OF Arizona,
VIM. =, Carey, lubjf Administration of
be- county of 5IaiicopS, A. L beg+ leave
10 submit his. his report for the III ontn OF
j ne. n d Is 8, as r'qUi ed by law:
In the ma Ter of The e-tate OF Henry
Savers, d. ceased. there came into .lhe
hands of lid Public Administrator casll
s2iO Tnat the said Admins -ratOr mas
paid out as cXpenSe-:
10 y y Lemon. i T legal service,
or ~rdef T q II Prob t. Court. 5 30 %
Which .raNVs balaLce in MS hands
of cash 4oo w
That there is =tin on had Of said
FSIate a. follows: -
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

There are 100000 hives of bees
in the United States.
Sprouts should be thinned out
whenever new branches are no
needed.
Glover does not exhaust the soil
and is the only crop of which this
can be said.
Harness should be oiled three
four times yearly, after first being
cleansed with soap and water.
It is said that a tomato plant in
each hill of melons and sduases will
keep the bugs at u respectful dis
lance.
A few sunfowcrs should be grewn
near the house, as they absorb the
poisonous miasma arising from Of
! fensive matter.
Plums can be grown with a great
err degree of certainty than other
u nnfanuiiikks if tie trees are frequently
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

About 100000 tons OF canned
goods are manufactured III the
United States annually:
General Sherman, OH his retire
ment from the army, will take up
his residence in ST. Louis:
"Aqulrian platform" is how an
exchange dcsignates the principles
of the Ohio Prohibitionists.
Contractors will notice the adj in
to-day's HERALD of Guss Ellis & Co:
for their building which they are
about 10 erect on The corner of
Washington and Montezuma streets
known as the Stroud corner.
The Century Magazine for July is
at hand, and has lost nothing in the
character of its wonderfully inter-
esting Contents. for which /. is
famous. The articles 'John Brown -
Anthony Trollope," "The Oil Re
! gious," etc., are absorbing
|
The Fiesta proves fdvorite pla
of resort these beautiful evenings
and is generally visited by old and
young, and especially those who de-
light in tripping the light fantastic
to good Music, and indulging in ice
cream. A large numb Der of games
of chan6e are running; the order il
admirable and the affair is as1ccess
Through the sale of liquor 10 the
Indians, the Telhpe people are hav-
ing trouble with them. 1t is to be
hoped that the parties selling the liz
quor to them will lie discovered ant
receive the full benefit of the law
| The INSTRUMENTATION of the Indian:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

'this
verll weeks
ked. and that
to put an iron
Pado, some six
brids IA diving the piles
so thu would remain Where
placed' he quicksand and heavy
current Mvc 80 obstrucicd the work
that hit little head way was made,
and when fiually large amount of
work had been completed. it was
discovered that it had swung down
the stream and entirely out of plumb,
making it inpracticable for railroad
use. The new depar ure will cause
delay in riinninse cars through
without change of several months.
We are sorry thai the company have
met with ,iiis bad lack in their
bridge, A. it prevents n junction and
the driving of the silver spike which
is to connect the Atlantic & Pacific
with another great trans confidential
Miner
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
GAVE CREEK DISTRICT,

Lies about 80 miles north of the town
Of Phoenix in the southern spurs of
he Verde mountains. The Phoenix
doubtless the most promising mite
of this district. The ledge is gold
bearing quartz of large dimensions
and was proftably worked in past
years by the arrastra. Development
work alfesdy done is said To show
a half million dollars worth of ore
in sight.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
IfEIa -.

CL'FroS. June 20. A party q
eight mounted men rode into the
railroad at Happy Hollow nine miles
f OH Clifton Saturday night, and
hell up the keepers Of TWO saloons
there Tncy got away with less
than seventy-tive dollars,
TIE weather has been intensely
hot the past Seek. The thormome-
ter recording one hundred and four>
teen degrees in tents Yesterday
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

The assay of tailings for the
month showed an average loss of
81 81 per ton, of which the amalgain
loss was 53 cents, balance sulphnrel.
Average productlhn of mine 500
monthly. For 1851, S24O,OOO. To
increasG the capacity of the mill ad-
ditional batteries of stamps are IN.
der contemplation the immense
ore bodies in sight are said to guar
aRtee a continuance OF the bullion
output for years TO come.