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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
WORD has reached Tombstone that

WORD has reached Tombstone III at
General Crook has encountered the
hostile Apachcs and, after severe
encounter, defeated them. Thirty Of
the hostiles were killed. Crook 8
losses are lot given. 1t is evident
that there has been an engagement,
but of the results nothing is definite
ly known, though the fight of The
Indians from Sonor. into The noun
tains of hIhuahua, which we no.
ticed few days since, would indi-
cate that the conflict had been dis
astrous 10 them.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Gua>mas Matters.

GUAYMAs, Mex May 26-Thc god
excitement still continues; Il small
vessel sailed for the diegings to- day,
and schooner is advertised 10 sail
tomorrow. Large par les of miners
from Arizona are daily arriving.
A Mexican named Luis Ural wa S
murdered in the outskirts of The city
last night, by cut across the throat :;
he died after being und and before
any information CO Id he obtained
The celebrated Estud an ina f.
Pamela Figaro troupe played t. a
crowded hou last night AMI left
FIR HermosiIlo to-day. They came
from Mazatlan on the steamer Sono>
RI. and are on their way 10 San Fl an
cisco.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

years-such as loss of memory Lassitude.
M lturnal Emission, aversion TO soc cry.
Di.Lness of vision. noises in the hes !. the
vital fluid pa sing unobsetved in the Urine
and many other diseases that lead to N
sanity and death.
DR.. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five IIun-
bred ID Illars for n case of this kind the
Tital Restorative (under his special advice
and treatmenD will not cure, or for any
thing Impure or Injurious found in it, DR.
Mintie treats all private Diseases success
mlly without mercury. Consultation free.
thorough examination and advice, in
Gliding analysis of urine, S5. Price of
Vital restorative. So bottle, or four times
the quantity, $40; sent to any address
upou receipr of price. or C. O. d. secure
from observation and In private name if
desired by a. E. Mintie, NJ. D., No. 11Kear-
ny ST San Francisco
Sample bottle seat free on application by
letter stating symptoms sex ard age
Communications strictly COnfidcnnals
DR. Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPRKETIi
CUM. cures all kinds of Kidney and bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhna, elect, Leucorrhtea
For sale Wy all druggists; 81 bottle.siz
bottles. SIS.
DR.. Mintie's DANDELION PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious IL
the n ar ket. For sale nv all druggists
ianI-Iif
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
1t COSTS s1a to pct across til.

IT costs $40 to get across the Gulf
of Lower California from Guaymas
to the new placer dlggings and $50
to get back. The probabilities are
that Lower California Will receive a
large permanent population, unless
= good foot trail be constructed to
San Diego.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

EXCURSION tickets over The Cen
trail Pacific railroad Tor the Triennial
Conclave at San Francisco, will be
issued June 1st to October 31st.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

Mr. A. N. TowNE, General Man.
ager of the Central Pacific railroad
company, was severely injured by
being accidentally struck on the head
by stick of wood that was hurled
at another man in brawl-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

THE central division of the Allan
tic u Pacific road is to be built at
once. 1t extends from tie Arkansas
river in the Indian Territory to AL
buqucrqHe, N NJ, distance of $50
IN iIn-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

COPPER still ranges in The New
York market from 14c for lou or
unknown grades to 155sc for best
Lake, and in London ABOUT &c more.
Silver is Quoted in New York at
l09Ssc, and in London at about 1O2.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Notice fTimberCuIture
Contest.
(Fir-t publication April 81, 1881
D. s. Land Office ct Tuc-on. AiizOna

u S. Land office at Tuc-on. Arizona,
ApIi IS, 1888.
Complaint having been ent red at This
offic- by Will I'M L. Gatl1e, of Phoenix. A
l.. agai st John A. he. ow' h. for allure
to comply NJ h law as t. Timber Culture
Entry no. 81 dated Ap il 3rc. 1873, upon
the W = of the 4 of Section one.
icopa county, Arizona. wi n q vi, w TO the
cancellation of snid entry; contestant al
leging that said John A. herewith has
never planted any trees cr timber I'd or
and That he more II IN iii ee wears ago sold
and abandoned the same Now. fheref re.
The said pai tics are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on tt G, Ii day of June.
1883, at 10 O'Clock, a. M. 10 respund and
failure. CtE DALEY
Re-eiv~ NJ news.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

THE Uni"n Pacd1ac railroad is mov-
iEg in the matter of the construction
Of its line from Ogden to San Fran
cisco.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

THE dedication of the Brooklyn
bridge on the oath instant was the
mot magnificent affair of the kind
ever witnessed on this continent.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Invigorator Samples Free
DR.. SPINNEY
NOII KEARNY STREET.
Treats ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
DISEASES


DISEASES
YOUNG MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful fpiles OF in
discretion vii. do well to avail III ms"lvcs
OF this. the greatest non ever lad at the
the altar of sutf ring humanity. DR.
S.'.NNEY viii. guarantee I, irrf It 5 90
for eve case of Sem nal Weakness or
private disease If any KIM or charact~
whicr lac undertakes and ails to cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
The ea~e many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with too frequent
t.vacuati, ms OF the bladder, often accom-
panied by slight smirting or burning
~eEsatiun and weakening Of the stem
i'll , manner tn. patient cannot account
for. n examining the urinary deposits
a 70 V sediment viii ofteu be found and
sometimes small particles of albumen will
appra-, or he co'or will b. of Thin TX
ism hue, again changing 10 dark and or
pid Appearance. There are many men h d..
die of his difficulty. ignorant of the ca e.
which is the secun STA of : m:nal we k
mes, DIR. Spinney will guarantee peri |
cure n all such cases, and healihyr
toration OF the genito-urinary orgrLs.
Office hour--l0 to 4 and toS. Sundays
from 10 To IL A. NJ. Consul ati"n fiee
Thorough examination and advice, s..
Call or adore
DIR. SPINNEY 6 CO..
NH Kearny street San Francisco,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
PILE S! Piles !
Sure Cure FOun' at Last! Moore
Need Suffer.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. William, ian In
dian remcdy,) called DR.. Williams
Indian Ointment single h"x has
cured the worst chronic eases of 25
or 80 years standing. No one leed
suffer five minuteu after applying
this wonderful soothing medicine
Lotions. Instruments and electuaries
do more harm 1i,an good Williams
Ointment ahsorbs the tumors, al9avs'
the intense itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed) acts
as Il poultice, gives instant and pain
tiss relief, and prepared only for pi les
licking of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon !. NJ. Coffin
bcrrv of Cleveland says about DR.
William = Indian Pile Ointment: ii
have used scores of pix cares and 1t
affords me pleasure t<s say that have
never found ANYTHING which gave
such Immediate and permanent re
lief as DIR. Williams Indian DIN:
mcnt.
For sale by ali druggists or mailed
on receipt of price, $1.01.
Mccarthy & Osborne, Wholesale Agent
Denver, Cc,orsio.
EaAaGaalGo. 2ror2s
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
The GkEAI ENGL SH KENDY

Is a ncvei-Ialling
cure for Nervous
Debility. Exhaust
edNitaliiy. Scmin-
a1W eakness. Sper-
ma orrhoea. lost
NJ anhood. Impo-
tency. ParelY is.
p r o : t a tOrrh9a
and all the terri
Bile effects OF
self-abuse, youth
full follies. and ex-
aneeLa -,AN
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
n StrOuS Alliance.

LoHDoS, May 20. The Cologne
G-.zette published an article which
attracts much attention, pointing
ut that Germany, Austria and I,aly
can muster ,31S battali.n MS of il FAINT
ry, 740 squadrons of cavalry and
4, As 1 felix guns: ~ Mile the forSts Of
France and Russia muster but 1879
'ttalfons of infantry, geo squadrohs
of cavalry, and 4,4SO geld guns. But
it says the two la states IN on V
operate with divided forces. The
tripartite alliance can thus outweigh
the whole remainder of Europe.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
A Cummpn-ssnss Remedy.
SALIC Y Lie A
No III ore Rheumatism,
Go1ipr Nsl,ll5
Immediate Rlief Warrant d.
Permanent Cure Guaranteed

Immediate Rlief Warrant d.
Permanent Cure Guaranteed.
Five years established ard never
known to fail in single case, acute
or chronic. Refer TO all prominent
physicians and druggists for The
Standing of Salicylica.
SEC RET.
The only discover of the poisorons Uric
\ cid which exists in the blood of Rheumat
and Outv pc sons.
$ALICYLltA is known as a common
sense remedy. because il strikes directly
III cause of rheumatism. Gonf and Men,
ralg,a- viii so many 20 called specifics
and supposed panaceas only treat locally
H. e elects.
1t HIS been enc ded by eminent. scien-
fists that outward applications such as
rubbing with oils. ointmen's. lininents
and soothing LOTIONS will not eradica e
he c diseases which are he result of the
POI oninc of the blood with Uric Acid
SALICYLICA WORKS with mary, ious
effect on This acid. aud 90 removes the dis
order. 1t is now exclusively used by all
celebrated physicians OF America and Eu-
~ope. Highest VI edical Academy of Paris
-e,orts % per cont in three DAYS
REMEMBER.
hat SAllSYliCA is a CO rtain cure for
aheumatfsm. Gout. ard euraIgIa The
most Intense rams al re subQue0 almost in
SANITY. Thousands of Testimonials sent
on application
81 tex. G Boxes for&5.
Sent bv Vail on eeipt OF money
ASK YOUR DRtGGIST -ORET
But do not be de uded into taking imita-
tions substitutes. or something recon-
mendcd as ''iust a. goodt" Insist on the
genuine article with the name of w SI-
BURNE * 90 ON each box which is
guaranteed CHI IN callv pusr under our zig
nature. an indis2ensibie requisite ia in
sure success in The treatment. Take no
.,ther. or send 20 us.
w sh hurhe 81 Co. Proprietors.
81 broadway, cor. keadc St. New -
Jun % y.k
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

FLOUR is quoted in the San Fran
cisco markets at from 81 for ship
ping to $5.65 for best quality.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
A Mixed Murder.

VIsALIA, Cal, May &c. About
Six O'Clock this evening as J. NJ &.
Harlan, IF the Western Union Tele-
graph c, mpany, was returning from
buggy ride with the wife, son
aged four years, and daughter
aged SIX years of Levi E Lott, Elliott
met the party at the entrance to his
premises and exclaiming, You -
I've caught YOU" opened fire with Il
revolver on Harlan. Harlan shield
ed himself WI h the body of the
little girl who received bullet in
her breast and died in Il few minutes
Harlan was wounded in the right
hand, left wrist and hip. After fir
ing Elliott ether shot himself or
was shot by Harlan through the
hear, expiring III Il few momen S.
1t is difficult 10 determine which
was the case, but from Harlln's MAJ
rer and The f1.ding Of two pistols
near the scene of he affray il is be-
lievtd that Harlan shot Elliot. Har-
Ian, after the shooting, went to a
drug sore where his wounds were
dressed. He was then taken by the
Sheriff to Jail, where he is now con-
fin, d. The affair has Gauss d quite
an excitement, and threats of lynch
ing Harlan are fir, G y made. Ha Ian
was II Gently separated from his wife
and Ell otis wife was sc, king di-
vorce from him. Harlan and Mrs
Elliot have furnished much food
for scandal by their intimacy for
several weeks pIst-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
The Imperial Manir sto

LONDON, May &c The Times cor
respondent ut Moscow says an I'm
prrial manifesto to he issued on the
day of 'ronation will grant amnesty
to all Polish rXilcs willing to sub
nit 10 police supervision for two
years. No 9TH poll ical prisoners
will be pardoncd.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Rush for the Gold F.. Ids.

GUAYMAs, Mex, May '5-Ab"ut
fifteen miners ir, m Arizona, going
to the lacers. arrived on 10 days
train. One lite sloop that was
crowded with only t~elve pas en-
gers, sailed for The diggings Today.
All !, dging houses in Town sre filled
with strangers, waiting fer chance
to sail. A potion of them will be
accommodated on 3 large schooner
which will sail Tomorrow.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

mmedi tely rem edy any existing defec-
VI sion Jhousal. DIS OF people have theil
eyes permanently mi red by neglect and
by urch sing Il .s-e 2 from Incompetent
and inexperienced persons. " hich injurN
gradually increases and eventually ruins
the i[ht. The eye, being the most de'i-
cnte OF ORGANIZATIONS, nee is skill. care ard
prompt attenii ion 10 preserve it, ard rec
ommend all persons not to delay. hut tc
call and have taeir eyes examined free @
CT arge and Spectaclrs properly adjusted.
- niece s-iry. Fine Stock of Optical Goods.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
TenpeHarness
SEoR-

The old thorough bred
saddler, D. W. Jones will
run a saddler shop for a
short season at Tempe,
commencing in about two
weeks from date.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
TELECRAPHIo.
Inthe Len of Spring.

CINCINNATI, o., May 23-Co ON
mercial-Gazettc's Munciv Ind =, spec
ial says: Snow covers the ground for
thirty miles south of here and
streams are ont of their banks.
FINDLAY, O, May 23.-Snow sew
eral inches deep.
WAPAKoNtTA, G May 90 -Dorp
Stow b eaking trees. Thermometer
80 degrees.
LIMA, O., May 23-Twelve inches
SLOW.
BELIEFoNTAINE, o.. May 23'-Scv
rral in hes of snow. Thermometer
"a degrees.
EVANSVILLE, o, May 23.-Blimd
snnwstUrm sine forenoon.
TOLEDO, O., May 90 Snow COM
menceG to fall here Mt roon to-day
At 3 o'clock in the efiern ION it was
showing hard, and about three inch
es on the ground.
Wind and rair.
CLEVELAND, May %. -l.igh winds
and II havey rain visited This section
late last night and to-day and scve-
raj V sscls sought shelter behind the
unr ompletcd brcakwater at this port,
bnt o serious marine disastcre ar,
rs yet reported.
Tragedy Mt San CnrIO-'
SAN CARLOS, MAY 24.-Sc me time
ago E chiociula an Indian of John
Smiths band of San Carlos apaches,
in a fiji of passion aroused by some
trifl;ng dispute, fired upon an unsus-
Getting squaw. sh citing her liz the
hack, the ball passing through the
body SCATTERING her shoulder blade,
and thought her life was saved leav-
ing her an almost helpless Grippe.
For this ffcnce he was St n enced by
Agent Wilcox to TWO years in Gala
hoo @, where he remained heavily
irrncd. lie has often threat, nd that
when he was relt as, d he won d kill
his wife, Who had in some way of
f, ndcd him. This ev ming about six
o'c'ock, as is customary. he was tax
ell from the calaboose by guard TO
a distance OF some two hundred
wards from the prision passing down
the slope of the mesa about thirty
feet, while the guard remained a.
the top. The prisoners wife soon
came up with some clean clothing
for her husband, aid as he was in
the act of handing it to him he
caught butcher-knife from his belt
and PLUNGED it four times in her
breast and side, each time turning
the blade, Indian fashion, to make
the work of death more Ger ain;
while his ann was raised the fifth
time the guard fir, d at Kim, the ball
entering under The uplifted arm and
passing through his body The man
and wife fell side by side and are
now being buried in the same grave.
The act of the guard is approved by
whites snd Indians. All j. quiet at
San Carlos.
Dr. g. a. EoV<N Il. Lbs
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
News Crook .


cans from Sonora that Gen. Or, Ok
had met with reverse by the In
dams scouts turning on him. How
ever, it is not credited here.
The case of lcprosy developed here
is creating considerable excitement.
The lcper is chinaman.
TIE Atlantic & Pacific st rvey.
MoAAvE, May 25-It is report d
that an engineering corps of the A.
6 P road at the Needles have re-
ceived instructions 10 m"ve their
outfit across the Colorado river and
rcgin operations on the line thence
through CajOn Pass to Cotton.
The New Gold Field.
GUArMAs, Mex, May 23.-The
steamer Sonora arrived here at
$50 last evening Among the pas
sengcrs were the renowned Spanish
studientes, the Figaro troupe, eight
cen in number. They will give two
exhibitions here and then leave for
San Francisco, giving exhibitions al
Hermosillo, Magdalena and other
places.
The schooner San Antonio" sail
ed at O'clock this evening for Low
err California with thirty five pas
sengers and about twelve pack ami
mails.
Tweniy-four miners arrived here
on to-days's train and will be able
to sail tomorrow.
News arrived with the Gamer
Sonora that three hundred soliiurs
have left Mazatlan for the placcrs to
protect the miners
Thomas McMullen. formerly a
conductor of the Sonora r.ilway
was killed by Edward Walters, his
companion, between Teri.' and Ga
dalajara and robb,d of $1,000.
Tombstone.
TOMBSTONE, May 24-In the C sc
of Copper Prince VS.. Copper Queen,
verdict In favor Of the Prince.
J o. Dunbar, exc ounty Treasur-
er, has been indicted for forgery and
embt III cement, and was vest, r'lay
arraigned on the former charge and
given until Saturday to plead. Fl
was admitted to bail in -, 600.
Consul Willard, of Quay mas, in a
letter just rec eived, advises no one
to go to the new gold discovery in
Lower California until more definite
news is heard.
Condensed TeIesrams-
Mexico has put in operation an
extensive colonization scheme. The
government furnishes the land and
pays for transportation, lends SO
per month TO the settler, and sells
wagon, piOw, etc, on time. Ten
years are allowed for repayment of
loans, etc, and if then If the farmer
fails 10 meet his obligations the land |
is returned to the government
Blaine and Window are
in railroad to rim frSt
del Norte, on the Rio
port on the Gulf =
:: !" !: :: :: !.
miles south of GU IN ~
CxBRIDGE, Ont "
market buildings
of t;ie business p
burned his NOR
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N Office.

MY WIFE, MARY E. COLLINS. hav.
wi l. q LETT my he'd and board ithouL
just provocation. all persons are hereby
noti6 not TO credit ftr on my account,
as | will not be responsible Tor any debte
co tract d by her after this date.
GEO. U. COLLINS
Pheni x. A T.. Dec. Is. 1882.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31


Spermatorrhma. Pr 'Ra. Emissions,
I'm rot,ncy Gxhau st Vitality. Premafnr
Decline and LOSS r nANH0OD
rom whatever cause produced 1t On
riches and purifes the Blr cd. Strengthen
the Nerves. Brain. Muscles. Dige
tioo. Reproductive Organs and Phv
and Mental Faculties. 1T stops any
natural drbiltafing drain upon the svsie
prcvcniinc involuntary losses debllitatir
drea ms. seminal losses with rhe urine. at
so distinctive 10 mind and body. II is
eu~e climinator Of all Kidney and Blade
Comnla'nt.. 1t contains no injurious IL
or, dirhts. To those suffering from the
vel effects Of Youthful indiscretions or en-
cesseS. a speedy thorough and permanent
ure is Guaranteed. Price $3.50 per bottle
or five BOTTLES in case. with full direction
and advice. $40. Sent secure from Ohse-
vation to any address upon receipt of hrice
or c. o: y: To be had only o DR.. c. d
SALFIEID. 2i6 Kearney ST.. San Francis
60. Cal Consultations strictly corfiden
tial. by letter or at office. FREE. For he
convenience Of patti ants. and in order to in
sure perfect secrecy have adopted pri
vate address, undeI which all packages are
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

This Grea
Rrjuvinat,ns
Re NEEDY and
Nerve II me.
is the legitimate
re- ult of twenty
years of practe
cal experience
and CUEEs WITH
UNFAp ING GEE
TAINTY NerVou
and p hysics
Debility, Sem
ma weakness.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

NOTICE. will send a II ial bottle of the
REL INSTRUMENTATION to show its
merit-free ofcharge. to any ore afflicted
applying by letter. stating his symptoms
and age, Communications strictly cor
& In. q III
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Geo. HamIin.
Phoenix Hotel
G. SaI0ri. Prop.
North Side of Washington Street
Above the Plaza.
PHOENIX. A. T.

IN W E n T Y-FIV f
i years of practical ex
: pe'leLce in III" optical
bn mess ena bles me.
-- upon a mere examination
OF tie ewes. TO adap
spectacles which viii
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-09-27
sat Your Disposition"

Spanish courtesy Is extravaganza in
it's expression. Ii you are guest at a
Spaniard's house, and admire anything,
the polite host at Cnee says, with bow,
at is at your disposition. But you
are expected to decline it. The author
of Spain in Profile tells an amusing
story of an American Admiral, which
grew out of this custom:
The Admiral had Just arrived with
the feet at one Uf the Mediterranean
ports, and d hospitable Spaniard, learn
ing of his arrival, sent him an invita-
tion to dinner. which was accepted with
Jonathanian readiness.
Dinner over, the party adjourned TO
the drawing-room, where Admiral Jona-
than, after the fashion of his country,
began to, admire first one thing and
then another, especially one object of
great beauty and costliness, thinking
all the while merely to compliment his
host on his taste.
at is at the disposition of your
Grace" replied the courteous host
Stares, polite excuses, refusals, apollo
gies, proved vain; the object was packed
up and sent to the Admiral's ship, who,
happy in the possession of rare work
of art, took no thought for the morrow
when the Spaniard sent for it,
This empty phrase, AT the DISPOSE
ton Of your Grace" is all that survives
of once princely custom. One of the
Spanish Kings gave Charles 1. the
jewel of his picture-gallery because he
had carelessly admired it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-09-27
First American Free Schools.

A law was passed in Massachusetts,
in 1649 requiring every township to
maintain free school and every town
of 100 families to maintain a grammar
school to fit youths for the university"
and it is recorded in 1865 that free
school was then supported by each town
in New England. The Connecticut,
Plymouth and New Haven colonies soon
followed this good example of Massa-
chusetts, either in whole or in part
The first public school in Pennsylvania
was established in Philadelphia by the
Quakers, in 1859, free to those who
could not pay. In 1884 Maryland en-
acted that every county should have
public school and every parish free
library of at least fifty volumes. A free
grammar school was established In New
York by an act passed in 1902; but
system of free common schools was not
inaugurated in this State until after
1795, in which year, on the recon-
mendation of Gov. Clinton, the Legis-
latnre appropriated $4,000 to. encour-
age the establishment of common
schoOls-not wholly free 1t was years
after this before the system of schools
lIee W au NcActpI coioreu CfllurenD
went into operation in New York, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and
Michigan. The Southern States waited
until after the war before adopting the
free-school system, even for white chill
dren. Their common schools were free
only for the children of confessed
paupers. Who was "the first advocate"
of free schools it is now impossible to
determine positively. Several of them
came over in the Mayflower, as there
were few free schools In Massa-
chusetts before the above enactment of
1649, making it obligatory on every
town TO have them, the chief argument
then being that every child must know
how TO read the Bible. Chicago In
teg- Ocean.