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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of the crazed man running loose on Cave Greek.
 The barley frauds are again oc> cnpyiDg the attention of U. 5. Court Commissioner Jos. Campbell. J. P Hilton being on examination this morning concerning his connection W, h th b siness.
 U. s. Deputy Marshal J. W. Evans of Tucson; B. s. Wever, U. S. A., of Fort Huachuca; W. N. Price of Charleston and R. L. Collins of Tombstone arrived by the early coach to>day and are stopping at the Bank Exchange.
 The cause of malarial fever at Rye Beach, N H.. is traceable to 0 well at the base of hill where but short distance above was a cess pool for the reception of refuse. Two visitors are already dead and others in danger.
 MT. 8. A. Curtis, Cashier If the Washington DC Swimming School, was cured hy St Jmcohs oil of very severe chronic rheunaAtism which often assumed the infismmatory type
 Work has begun Oh the Prescott railroad, says the CoHFicr We con graduate our sister city on her good lurk and hrpe to be able 10 cengrat~ ulate ourselves ere long.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Death orJ. MI. Bryan.

Most of the day yesterday rumor was abroad on the street of the death at Prcscett of our esteemed citizen Mir J. NJ. Bryan, but as the wires were down and had been down for a day or two it was evidenr that the report was merely rumor. This forenoon, however ,the sad announce 1iaeut of his death came, but he had expired this morning at an early Aour.
 Mr. Bryan was one of the largest land owners in the county. most successful farmer, an upright and most esteemed citizen, in whose death every one recognizes the loss of valuable friend to all that i~ jus honest and enterprising in our com munity.
 MT. Bryan was an old resident of the Territory and for several years was engaged in the freighting busi- ness between the Vulture mine and Wickenbnrg and Prescott. He Was aged something over 4s years and lelvrs wife and, we oeiieve, en. child to mourn hls sad demise. At present writing We have no accurate knowledge of the disposal of his re- mains, but we suppose they will be removed to this place for intermeit.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Al Pab1ico '.

Siendo de necesidad hacer sa5or al publico en general y a los suscritc- res del Progreso," cuya direction de imprenta y publicidad, su pro- prie.ario, el ST. Enrique Garfias, me la. confio DOT el espacio de c'nco fneses ' Is dias, que fue hasta el 21 de Agosto de 1880; hago sabcr qEe desde esq fecha en que se hIzo cargo de Ia redaccion el padre Bloise, no tengo mas que hacer, y nj soy res- ponsable en nada dc To que c ,ncier- na con dicha publication; y no ha- biendose qultado mi nembre de dicho periodico que salio el Viernes 24 de Agosto de 1883, tengo bien tnanisfestar To presente para que lle- que a conocimiento de las personas . quienes interese. C. AGUrRRE
 Phoenix, A. T, Agosto 30 de 1883
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30

The sale of an artItle is the critters ion of it's merits. Damiahs Bitters have large sales.
 All res espettable dealers keep D miape Bitters.
 DAMIANA makes the old voting and the weak strong and healthy.
 DamiaAa Bitters regulate the stomach and is the best tonic.
 You WILL never have sour sto'l ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
 All wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell D4miana Bitters.
 For good appetite drink Dami- ana Bit;ers.
 Domestic sewing machines a c Dldman's.
 Harvesting machinery of all kinds at GoldnIati's. ~ A carload of the noted Stakeholder wagons at Goldman's.
 Call for Boca beer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 For health, s.fength and vigor, drink Damiana Bitters:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Photographic Item.

Lieutenant Colonel Bryant, re- gently tried for unprofessionaI con duct at San Carlos, has been acquit- ted.
 The Panama canal is being dfedg ed out at the rate of ten thousand cubic yards per day.
 The City of Pekin from San Fra n CISCO for China, went out with a large consignment of arms and am munition on her last trip.
 Texas has a new and powerful land grabbing ring.
 F. E. Minter, the murderer of Dr 5mite in Texas four years ago, has at last been captured.
 Paso del Norte has subs eribed $500 to have the SIade- Mitchell mill at that place. The Alcalde of the town has given hss consent to the fight.
 A new vault for storing silver is to te constructed in the Treasury building at Washington. It will hold $2S.OOO.OOO.
 General Albert M. Winn, first mayor of Sacramento, died at his re. sidence in sonoma county, Aug. 2e, aged 73. He was the founder of the Sons of Revolutionary Sires and Native Sons of the Golden West.
 THe competition drill of the Knights Templar Saturday resulted in the DeMaloy Commandery oi Louisville taking the first,the Rapur of Indianapolis the second, and St. Banards of Chicago tue thi-d prizes
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30

Tie Boston Adcertiser sounds 8 note of alarm regarding the contrac- tiUn of the currency that will be produced by the recent bond call. It says: Among the called bonds are about S7,5OO,OOO now held by the national banks to secure the circulai tion of their notes This circulation will cease. The bond call then means contraction of tue currency, and this contraction will increase with every further bond call.-Bng> Zetin.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Notice to c ontfactors.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- - ceived by the Directors of the Grand Canal Company at the office of the Corr Sany until Saturday Sep embeT lst. at 2 o'clock D. m at which time the bids will be opened,
 First, to enlsrge the Grand Canal so that il will catry 6500 inches of water.
 Second, To construc canal from about where tho canal crosses the Range line between Ranges one and two East iE a Northwysterly direction to the Ag1a Tria River about six miles. Third. to keep the Canal and Dams in repair and in condition to furnish ihe above mount of fws ter until the first day of June, 1854 aud such am~unt oi water as may be required for running use until the last Saturday in August 1884,
 Bids vii. be received for the whole work or for part a. above indicated. Payment will be made iu- installment5 October 1st. 1883 Janua y 1st, 1884. and July 1st, 1884.
 Bidders will state at what price per inch they will furnish the water or al
 what price they will do the work. For narticulars and specificationS call al the office of the company in Phoenix. B ndS wiil be required for the faithful performance of the contract ,
 The Directors reserve ths right to rcjecl any and all bids. By orde. of Board of Directors. Phoenix, August g., 1888: GEO w HOADLEY. u27 td Secretary.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
ArIsOna Cowboys |.
FIRST CoKnOY.

FIRST COWBOY. I'm the howier from the prairies oi the West, If ou want to die with terror look at mel I'm chain>lighining-if I ain't may I be blessedl I'm the shorter of the boundless per arie. Chorls-Iie's killer and haterl He's the great annihilator
 He's the terror of the bound less Derarie. sEeeNe COWBOY. i'm the snooEer from the weysback upper traill I'm the reveler in murder and in gore! can bust more Pullman coaches Cn the raill Than any one who's worked the job before, Ghorns-He's a shorter and enoog@
 CT,
 He's the great trunkSlinc
 abusert
 He's the man who pnts the
 sleeper on the raili
 THIRD COWBOY. I'm the double jawcd hyena from the EIstl I'm the blazing, bloody blizzard of the States I'm the celebrated sloggeri I'm the beastt I can snatch a man bald>headed while ne waits! Chorus-He's doublesjaw
 hyenel
 Hes the villain of the
 scenel
 He can snatch a man bald
 headed in q minute. -AtlaaatE (Ga ) Constitution.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
A tunnel has been driven into the Justice mine upward of 50 feet.

Justice mine upward of 50 feet.
 A court martial has been ordered
 to convene as Whipple Barracks
 August 28th.
 First Lieut.. T. A. Bingham of the
 corps of engineers has been ordered to survey the boundaries of the
 White Mountain Indian reservation, John AVer;sc out on the desert
 on the road 10 Gave Creek has sunk
 a well 1s6 feet and yet no wa'er
 though there IS evidence that it is
 near at hand
 U. s. Court Commissioner Camp
 bell this afternoon held NJ. Gallardo in the sum If Si6eO for his appear ance at the October term of the U. s Court to answer to the charge of selling liquor to the Indians.
 Mir. Geo. A Treadwell and brother are in town. Mi. Treadwell has just returned from the famous Key mine above Riverside. He informs us that the Florence people are quietly prcpIrIng an obituary for Toe Tut le and other age robbers.
 Alberto Celes of the Ei Prcgreso met with a painful accident yester- day by the brraking of bottle of CaSbolic acid which resulted ir fay Ing ons of his legs pretty thorough> ly. That leg is probably safe from small pox for the time being.
 0. NJ. Welch was up before Jus /! tIce norris lasI evening for featil 2 l his wife or mistress. This morning he WAS given ticket of residence in the county jail for the next eleven months. He will be able 10 conn 1 pare the old jail with the new before 1 he gets through with his little rest l and the fun of jIngling ball and chain and agitating the sides of the | street with q raNe,
 We ". re recently shown piece of the slag from the Copperopolis 'Grnare of the collapsed Castle Creek companY that show ed cpe iaii about pure copper bullion The piece was probably an excep> ional one, but il looks as though . huge job had been worked up and he apparent failure of this company vas part of the programme
 An examination of school teachers Vih take place on Monday next, September 3rd, at the office of the County Superintendent T. G. Greens law.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30

TIE Deipnosophlsts of Athente;' ;'s mentions sixty-two varieties of bre d as known among tue anci mt Greeks. With them, as with the Egyptians, bread baking was carrIeG to such high degree of perfection that it took the fead in civilized lifc. They baked cakes and loaves of many varieties and shapes, and vari- ous materials. They also favored thsir bread with various aromatic ingredients.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30

s. Danerl, at the Garibaldi Saloon on Monroe street, keeps the best of liquorss wines, cigars and good billiard table. l. is pleasant place to pass away the time, and all ar welcome. W
 The Grand Canal company offer Q favorable chance for some man to occupy his time and make some money by enlsrging the canal to 6,50e inches capacity and ke'-p.ng it ih runlng order for the next year.
 Business waking up to>day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30

1867 Prizes amouating to. .$265, 800 Application fer rates to clubs should be made only to the office of the Company in New Orleans. For further inform ton write clearly, giving full addres. Make P. o. Money Orders payable and ad- dress Registered Letters to
 NEW ORLEANNs NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La. Ordinary letters by mail or express to M. A. Dauphin, New Orleans La. or M. A. Dauphin, GOT Seventh. St., Washington, D. C.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Fortunate Change of Lieut..
 Change U- ~. A.

Fortunate Change or Lieut..
 Change U- -. A.
 It. Josiah Change of the 17th Re- ginent Infantry. U. s. Army, at the close of the late Wal, having served entirely thron ght it, was coms missioned in the regular service. Eleven years ago he was stationed at Bismarck, and here he has been ever since. Under his superintendence Camp Hanc ok was built, and the present Fort Lincoln. He shook hand with the gallant Custer when he left to march to death, and one of the first tears to fall over his sud fate fell from Lieut.. Change. At present ne is at Lincoln, aud no of ficer at the fort is held in better es. teem than he. He drew g30,000 in the July drawing of The Louisiana State Lottery, at a cost of $2 Every Bismarcker knows him, and the Tribune heard but one expression: 'Goodl I couldn't have fallen to better man" He says he will invest it in Dakota dirt, and will remain in the service. Through 4ne Bis- marck Nat. Bank be drew on New Orleans for his S3U,OO0. Lieut.. Change held two-ffths of ticte' No. 5T, ,345. The ticket drew the capital prize of $75,O0G.-Btsmarck; (DGkotd) Titoune, July 1T.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Homsteed Notice Fol
 Publication.

(first Publication, August 80 1883 LAND OFFICE, TUcsoS A T. Aug. sI h 1sss- Av UTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
 he following-named settler has fil- ed notice os his intention to make final nrnof in support of his claim and that said proof Will he taken before the Hol. D. H Pinney, Judge of he 2nd Jndlcial Dtstrici of Arizona, at hi clanbess- in Phoenix, on Tuesday Oct. 2nd SS3 viz.
 James F. Mo ett for the s. E. Ii of Sec ; 10 Twp, North. Range 3 .sst, q. g. H. M. and names the following as hi viiRes- ses. VIE: George Ro ,erfe HilliaTl Run, Phoenix, NJ Maricopa Co, Arizona
 B M. THOMAS, Register
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30

ORIGIN of a wise saying: Did it ever occur to you why Old Solomon made the remark about there being nothing new under the sun? We'll, the fact WAS that his numerous wives and witches kept limiting to him about haYinf new bonnets, and he merely murmured that there was nothing new under the sun in order that they might be made to believe that the fall styles in hats had not yet been struck on.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Notice.

NOTICE IS HkREBY GIVEN THAT V have sold out my entire interestin tn butcher business of Kelley & Meyer tH Mir Samuel Speedy Of LUS Angeles, and that the busi:iess will hereafter be cnndHc ted under the firm name of Kelley & Speedy.
 1 would respectfully recommend Mir. Speedy tO the people of the town and county a. areliablc'and'able business man whom have known q number sf years and Wnul ask for the new firm a continu- ance of the liberal patronage granite q kel- ley & Me CT n the past. E. MAYER.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
schooI Teachers Exam
 in7fi0n

PHoESIx. A. T., Aug. 27th. 1883. THE COUNTY BOARD OF FIX MIN session at the office os the Cotnty S0per- intendent. on Monday. th 3rd day ot Sept ember, 1SS3 from 10 o'clock a.. Ih. to four m. and all parti desiring teachers certificates wi p ease be pr sent aLd make fhei- applications for the same as the Board is not likely to have another meeting before the commencement Of the schools throughout the con- ty,
 By order of h.. E ard. ,.
 TA05. C. GREENHAW, auS7-td Chairman.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Death of n Soldier.
FoRr McDo#

FoRT McDow 27.
 ED. HERALD, PHGNIx, A. T ASir:-Blscksmith Thomas Moran, troop H, 9th cavalry, was buried here at Fort Mcdowell, A. T., Sun day Aug. 26th, with military honors, the funeral ceremonies being con- ducied by his troop, First Sergeant. and the burial service, being read b3 First Lieutenant G. 5. Scott, his troop commander, in an impressive manner.
 Blacksmith Moran died of typhoid fever. He was in the service but a short time, but during that time had through his manly and upright prin- ples secured to himself the friend lip of not only the members of his pop, but of the garrison generally.
 TROOPER.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Com mol Sense.

Very few people, in this world posses what is known as practical common sense, vol those who do claim a moiety of that necessary acquirem mt say that it is foolish to assert that there is no known cure for rheumatiSm, when the great meclc:ae. Sslicvlica. is guaranteed to give immediate and perInSnent relief. \ test of its eff cacy is the fact that 1T has been e~iab,ish shc-i for five years, and is an
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30

Erath county, Texls, has an in- fani industry wEich needs protect ing just now. It is a little girl, six years old, who is an expert telegraph operator.
 F'oR BAN9UETR, DINNERS AND PART Es use Eclipse EStsn Dry, it Is cqnal to ahy and superior to most imported brands, and the only nat urul California Champaghe in the market. lw
 Yellow fever has braken out among the Navy Yard officials at .PensacC la, Florida, though no deaths have, So far, occurred
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Total paid by all. S4,ss1,C

Total paid by all. .. S4,8S1, ,O6O
 For the truth of the above facts we refer the public to the officers of the above named corporate ms, and for our legality and standing to the Mayor and Oft:ers Of the City of New Orleans, tb the State authori- ties of Louisiana, and also to the U . ;. Officials of Louisiapa. We claim to be legal, honest and correct in all our transactions, as much so as any business in the country. Our staiid> ing is conceded by all ~hc will In- vtstigate, and our stock has for years been so'G Ut our Board of Bro- kers, and owned by many of our best known and respected citizens.
 EI. A, DAUPHIN, President.
 rAPtTAL PRIZE s75 OOO-a T.ckets only S5 Shares in Pro-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
A Card.

To all who arc suffering from the indIscr. ti3ns of youth, nervous weakness, early decay. loss of man~ hood, elc., 1 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. INMAN.
 Station D, New York City.
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30

AN Australian sheep raiser, who boasted of paying $2,0O0 for 200 pounds of British butter, further explained that his purchase was first class imported ram.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Remestead Notice 10 Pub:ira:
 tion.
tFirst pubiicaii n Nug. sOth 1s8a)

First pub.1ca'l 'n Nug. 5Oth Io5'J
 L ND OFFICE TUCSON, A. T., Aug 2ith 1883. NOrICE T. HEREBY GIVE THAT lN the following named settler has filed notice of his i. tention 10 m ike final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will he made befors Hon. D. II. Pinnel of the 2pd Judicial nj t,ict Court, Maricopa county. 1 T.. at hIs chambefs in Phoenix on the 251h day of Sep ember. 1885 viz:
 Abram Brenton, for the Ii of sec 2e, township 1 n, e, Gils aud Salt river w;ln-ss s. viz: Neils Pie erspn. John T. Fries Thomps n Walker and Ehil fieid P Cummings, all of Tempe. Maric pa
 Rcgisters
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Louisiana St.ts Lettarv Cuwvsay

"IFe do hereby cer,gy .h.;:t sOe supervise the arrangements tor oU the Monthly and Sent Annual DraaoingS of The LouisianG .stats Lottery Company and fn person T,0ndge and control the Drqrings Memselu'S s, and thdt rhe sune are condurted t5itb Honesty, foirstess, and in good firth ,,1G. ds dH pdrt .es, aud ,oe dnth0rizo the Compa'ay, to use .his certifcate cith n .fdc>sim5le 0f ossr signatures attochea in its Gd0er> D
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Whats the Use of rurkinxf '

There is no denying that SOZO> DON I is the best preparation for the mouth and teeth. Preparations, like snow flakes in number, have appeared; but the public tai;h is still strong in he virtn,s of SOZODONT. Its use grows yearly.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
DAsHlON CATALOGUE,
 IJ For Fall tS Winter. 1883 S4. II
SENT FREE

SLN ESLL- To any one sending full name and ad drl ss. Contains lithe gfa phed Pa hlon Plates and above 1.s00 beautiful Wood cngravings, ,iiltstrattng th, ve ' iatist ,;si and cIoaks underTSear, infants outfitss hosiery; Oents' furnishing gocde; faces. fancy goods. Silverware.J Jewelry. Watches Prices lower than eho- e of any other house. H.C. F. KOCH & SI,N.
 !6tn Ave & sOth st New York
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Notica fof Publication.

IFirst pub icaron, Aug g. 16S3.l OOTICE is hereby given that the N following named se tier has filed no. tice of his intent on ma e final proof in sIipport Of his cl-im, and that said pr of win Be made before the Hon. D. H. Pinney, Jndgs of the 3nd Dist Court at hfg oh nibers in Phoenix, Arizona, on Sept. IA. i5S3, viz
 Tobias Keller, of Phoenix, Mari .opa Co. Arizona, for the N. W A Of Sec 26. Town. N.. R. E--and name the following as his witnesses, viz An~0l Sbort. Charles Davis, samuel Franklin and William Tur kingt0n. all Of Ph.senix. ArzonR
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Pre- em m'ion No. e54. RegirfsF.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
NO YELLOW FEVER AT cnAYMA!

NO YELLOW FEVER AT ceAYMAs.
 GuAYMAs, August 2s.-Tnere is. nc yellow fever mt this city. There arc few cases of tcnto, which are neither dangerous nor infectious.
 NO CONTAGIOUS DIsEAsE. GUAEMxs, August 2s,-An unneces sary scare has prevailed here for the last week on the report of black vomit as coming from San Bias. but no fever exists of the nature feared or indicated. Tonto fever is not coutageons and easily treated. It has appeared here. but no courageous disease exists. I. Negrate, Adjutant of General Carbo aud lately elected t" Congress, died at Topic oa ttc 24th of this month.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
6eDtember Scheme e

hole Tickets, NG; Hatf Tickets 01 % Tickets $50; 55 Tickets, Remit money or Bank Draft in Letter. or send by Express. DON'T SEND BY R E. GT3 FIRED LETTER OR POST OF FOE ORDERS, until further mo- tices ORDERS Of s and upward by ExH -eas. cen he sent at our OK pense. Addr ess all orders to
 J. J. DougIss. Louisville, Ky
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Notice to Lumbermeni

NoTICR IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN The Board of Supervisors of Mari copa County will receive blds or the fur nishing O. 34,S50 feet of lumber on the 3rd day of September, A. D. 1883 32 56O feet to be Oregon pine and 270 feet to be o fred wood lumber, the same to be free of large knots, and in every respect to be of good quality.
 Dimensions will be given on application to the Clerk of the Board of Supervlsors.
 11.5l0 feet of said lumber, to be d liver. ed 1t Temp. and 2s, ,320 feet to b. deliver ed a. i'hoen
 Bo~Id -e er>ing the right to rej ect any and all bids
 'sv o-dsr Of .hs Board. tied Aug. %, h. 1888. FRAN K COX. Clerk.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
Settlement Wanted Forth
 with.

TSAViNG PURCHASED ALL DEBTS LII Dae the late firm of Kelly & Meyer, a q assumed all inde ebrcdnes of said firm, Iii [ by give notice to all persons owing bil.s to Kelley & Mayer to settle the same at once with the undersigned. icconnts of over 500 will be accepted half cash with approved note for rhe balance: All accounts $ less than $100 must be paid cash at o ec. Being pow out of ba5 ness, aud my future movements being d. pendent or the prompt scttleIiient of the business mentioned aoove. I wan. all the delin- Qu ents to cnme forward by Sept. 1st or l collectei by law. can be found at the ofice of Kelly & speedy.
 PhGenix A. T.. August 9