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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
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 of deed which was received here yesterday for records purporting to 1 be from Geo. NJ Willing ST, of St.
 Louis, No., 10 Bri,ion 4. Hill, ot the same city for the Peralta grant claim.
 It makes 6 few p-ovisos which will be of importance should the grant ever be confirmed. One is that Hill shaIl sell tbe lands to ac- tuai settlers at twenty per cent, Or one fifth, less thsn government prizes, and t. giy= five years time where wanted.
 Regarding lands already entered Hill lsto make deed to the settlers on their assignment to him Of their claims for purchase money already paid to the United States.
 On the perfection of the title of the grant, Hill i, 70 convey to the city of Phoenix, one section to be chosen by the mayor of the city, for the site of University to be known 1 es the "Willing University" and Hull l is also to select and set aside 640O l acres as an endowment fund for said University.
 He is also to convey the school | lands of each township to the s hools of that township.
 He also reconveys the even num- Dered sections to Willing with half he compromise moneys obtained from lands 4lready settled and which HI will undertake 10 get rom the government. The whole hing depends on the disposition of he Peralta claim by the United States.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

J. ADDISON REAvIs pretends to
 have bought an interest in the Pcralta grant claim from the widow
 0. George X. Willing Jr. Now the widow of George NJ. Willing Jr., holds, if his claim was worth any
 thing, what is known as ltfs estate;
 that Is, she has the use of the prop>
 erty while she lives, and could sell
 only the use of the property, as one
 man may sell to another lease, but
 at the expiration of the lease the property goes into the hands of the owner. So on the death of the widow the whole thing goes into the hands of the heirs and Reavis' claim ana She titles he is rying to sell to settlers nre worth less than the paper destroyed ::i writing them out.
 Again we say-and the more we the matter the mere we are convinced that we are right buy titles from nobody unless 1t be 'rom the United States. When the confirms he Peralta grant, and after Reavis has made his ;laim good in the courts as against Hill then, and not till then, will it ,e time to buy title from Reavis.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
Weddings.

The following concerning the various weddings is Interesting:
 At end of the first year, cotton wedding; second year, paper we1- ding; third year, leather wedding; fifth year, wooden we ldIng; seventh year, woolen wedding; tenth year, tin wedding; twelfth year, silk and fine linen; fifteenth year, crystal wedding; twentieth year, china we'd ding; twenty-fifth year, silver we'd ding; thirtieth year, pearl wedding; fortieth year, ruby wedding; fftieth year, golden wedding; seventy. fifth year, diamond wedding
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What four 1EaideEs Caush .

Four marrying maidens summerng
 went,
 Each cast her little net; Returning, they related to Ma" What forfuLe each has met. o Nal" said intelligent Jane, II caught college man; No monty-out his stock of brains ould load a caravan. 70 map remarked young Sophy Ann T cauehl spien6i5! dude; No brains-bat lots and iots of cash, And bluest sort of blood" 70 ma!' said delicate Louise, I gained some strength and health l also caught journalist, Whose brains will gain him
 wealth." ( No time to fish had l." said Nan. (some thirty -four years old0 Yet, staying out to watch these girls, I caught dreadful cold.''
 Boston Budqet.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
DAMIANA makes the old young and the weak strong and healthy.

DAMIANA makes the old young and the weak strong and healthy.
 All wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell Dsmians Bitters.
 You WILL never have sour ston ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
 The sale of an article is the criter- ion of it's merits. Damiana Bitters have large sales
 Domestic sewing machines at Goldman's.
 For good appetite drink Dami- ana Bitters.
 Harvesting machinery of all kinds at Goldman's. Call for Boca beer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 Damiaaa Bitters regulate the stomach and is the best tonic.
 A carload of the noted Studebakcr wagons at Goldman's. A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia = DaHHiana BItters.
 For hesnth, strength and vigor' riAk Damiana Eitters-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
From Wednesdays Daily.

County and town tax both delin- uent,
 Mastering is progressing rapidly on the new courthouse.
 Nothing further is heard from the tram robbers or Bisbee murders.
 The Examiner has new editor in the persnn Of c. R. Greenhouse.
 More business changes oa the tapis for the 1st of January.
 The grand jury in the court room affair at Prescott has not yet been heard from.
 Ose of our large farmers has al- ready put in 1,500 acres of grain and expects to put nearly 1000 more.
 The leaves are falling from old age as there has not yet been suffici> ent frost to nip them.
 MT. E. J. Bonnet Assistant Cash, fer of the First National Bank, is of on visit to his friend n Prescott
 4 stray horse, saddle and bridle are at the Dublin corral awaiting al owner.
 Assessment work is all the rag e among the miners now. Occasional ly it IS done with ;- lead pencil.
 Mr. s. E. Patteu will draw the plans and superintend the work of constructing the aew Baptist church.
 Johnnie Wright leaves this after noon for Los-Ahgeies county, Cali fernia, to visit his parents and friends.
 The Star pre;ends to have private advices from Washington that John~ son will be appoiRted Surveyor General.
 The working of the punp started od the ContentioR at Tom bstone on Monday was an entire success and the mine was cleared of water ia few hours.
 At Tom Sherman's is fine sam pie of silver ore from heretofore unnoticed mine called the St. Mary's on Cave CTec;,. A small quantity of such stuff would make gool mine.
 The thermometer yet reaches 80 degrees shortly afier snid-dey which is not bad for the middle Of Decem, Der.
 Arizona Lodge No, 2, F 6 \. NJ. at its election last evening elected the following oficers:. s. E. Patten, Master M. ". Kales, Senior War den; E. Gang, Junior Warden; J. I T. Smith, Treasurer; w. F. Mo Nulty, Secretary.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
Speaker er the House.
4 sketcg. ofh B Life.

MT Carlisle was born September
 9th, 1885, in Kenton county, Ken
 lucky. His early days were spent
 in securing an education such as the
 country schools of those days afford
 ca, at the same time supporting him,
 self by his own labor. An oppor>
 tunity vas presented and young
 Carlisle began the study of law in
 Covingfon At the end of two wears
 he was admitted to the bar, in 1858
 and so rapid was his rise in the pro- 1 fession and so great his popularity
 with the public that he was ected
 member of the Lower House of
 the Kentucky Legislature in 1864, a
 state senator in 1866, and again Tn
 1869, Acknowledgements in 1871,
 serving until September, 1875.
 MT. Carlisle was then relieved from the lieutenante governorship by his election ,o the Forty-ffth and Forty~s:xth Congresses. He was re- turned to the Forty-seventh Con- gress, in which he became a con sricuous figure, and, and now he is Speaker of the Forty-elgth.
 Personally Mr Carlisle is quite ! dignifed, yet tvery courteous in man. her, and impresses one with the opinion that he is a character of more than ordinary ability. by na~ ture and tact brilliant leader and conscientious politician. The coun- try at large will anticipate his career as Speaker with considerable in terest.
 Hon. John c. Carlisle, represent ing the 9th district of Kentucky in the present Congress, is now forty eight years of age, seven years of which he hss served in Congress with increased distinction each ;erm. Soon after entering upon his irst term in 1878 it was conceded by he older members of the House that ( Nr- Carlisle was destined to become ( ! central figure in national politics, ' md time has verified the wisdom of c heir prophecy by his elevation to | he speakership of the body in which a le has so brilliantly figured. l
 Tue contest from winch Mr. Car isle has just so successfully emerged s 8 victory that brings him into f prominence as an excelo z, ent ability on the Presidential z icket of 1884. Within an hour after Ii is selection by the caucus for the . peakership there were not q few i, mphat1c in their ornions that the h resent honor was only step to the f, Presidency of the Senate in 1885 o In other words, it Is claimed that |, arlisle will be he democratic nom- c, ice for .ceePresident next year in d omhlnation with some no thern II lan for the Presidency, thus unIt- q, E the two greet sections of the si arty, North and South. The north q, ID gentleman to complete the ticket
 rot named.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
Th+y all Go.

Should any of the prizes offered by me remain undrawn after the publishing of the winning numbers in the HERALD and Gdzette of the 3d those remaining will be awarded to ickct holders. The highest numb CT drawn taking the most valuable; the lowest number the second in value, Dsd in the same manner until all are drawn. These numbers will be pubs lished January 9th.
 GEO. F. COATS.
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State of Missouri,
 City of et. Louis,

I, Charles D. Greene, Jr., q conn missioner of Arizona at St Louls, Missouri, certify that on this fourth day of December, 4. D., 1883, before me personally appeared Geo. M. Wiling and Britton l. Hill, person. ally known 10 me 10 be the persons dcsc7i bed in and who executed he foregoing instrument, who acknowl- edged to me that they executed the same freely and voluntarily, for the uses and purposes thereln mentioned In witness whereof, have hereunio
 set ny hand and official, this
 fourth day of December, AID. 1883.
 CD, GREENE, Jr., Commissioner for Arizona at St. Louis, Missouri.
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THE Pennsylvania Legislature adjourned yesterday after six monihs of an extra session. So soon as i' began to appear that the matter of pay was doubtful the thing collapsed and the appropriation made the ex- cuse for hanging on was soo1
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

The coat of arms Of Dakota boars the mot O Fear God and iakc your own part The progressive cili- Zen or Dgko;a does not need any special invi;ation to take his own rari, a4d whatever else there may be within reach, from a scrap of chees' n the free lunch pate to d township of ", laud.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
Iecenlber schene.

1z hole Tickets. SS; HaIf Tickets S1; s9 Tickets $50; 55 Tickets, &10O.
 Remit money or Bank Draft in Letter. or send bv Express. I'ON'T SEND BY RE- GISTERED LETTER OR POST OF F.CE ORDERS, until further mo- tice ORDERS of S and upward by Express.can be sent at our ex- pense. Address all orders 10
 J. J. Douglas, Louisville, Ky.
 st-tu-th&w.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
4 Voice From The Northwest

4 Voice From The Northwest.
 MILWAUKEE, WIs.-The Duly Sentinel, which is tue leading morn ing paper of this state writes: "St. Jacobs Oil, the wonderful remedy for rheumatism, has been used by a large number of people in this ci0 and with effect trnly marvellous.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

The best cigar in town IS "Regalia tie Garcia" warranted clear Habana tobacco, 9 box Of them will make an elegant Christmas present. For sale at J M. RuTz & Co.,, Fwho are also sole agents for Tho "Fravclers Com
 fort" brand, just the thing for sa- looms.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
A freight train going west lasr

4 freight train going west la
 night was wrecked near Giia Benc
 and the mail from the west to-da
 is delayed several hours thereb
 We have not learned that there Wa
 any loss of life.
 The readers of the HERALD vii
 notice the new advertisement O
 Sherman's Family Liquor Store 1T
 which partial list of the various
 wines and liquors kept on hand is
 given, and every brand is warranted
 to be what is represented.
 On Saturday next an important
 land sale will take place before the
 court house on foreclosure of mort>
 gages on the Bryant estate. There
 will be chance for soIae one to
 become the owner of valuable prop erty.
 Messrs. Hickey 6 Agard have Bc made agents for the Western
 RailNeAand Develodment Company of San asncLsco. The principal business deal in real estate throughout tli >afc coast. At any of the agencies S company pro perty anywhere On tfaka2ast can bs found for sale
 R0bheries and murders seeff$Ahe prevailing along the line of the n! 6y ?. road. A man named George4 Smith was robbed s102 recently st Peach Springs, and another named Thos. Qnigley was relieved of $S0 l at Ash Fork. At Flagstaff Henry 1 Taggart shoot and mortally wound- 1 ed John Connors.
 It is authoritatively known to us that George M. Willing Sr., the heir of his son Geo. NJ. Willing Jr., de- ceased, has sold out for ten dollars the entire Peralta land grant which Reavis is attempting to establish a title to. There are various and flaw orable provisions made provided he grant is recognized by the gov .rnment. We shall be pleased to give m ore definite information on he subject tomorrow.
 The manufacturers of Dr. Prices Extracts and Cream Blk> ng Powder, with thsir large trade, vide reputation, and constantly in> reasing popularity, have too much t stake to put upon the market nylhing which has not, by careful nalysis and constant trial, been ouud to be net only harmless but osiiively beneficial. The Citizen is again inquiring the leaning of the name "Tucson" ucson is a combination of two Pa, 4go words, the first, ''tuc," meaning ack, and the second, "son," mean g creek, therefore Tucson, in the apago and Pima language, means sck creek. If the repertorial lerist of the Citizen will walk 'wn to the raging Sant9 Cruz he 8 ill find it's banks at Tucson are 10 imposed of very black mud, and SC is fact probably caused the Pimas q Papagos to call the village ck-creek-Tucson.- Enterprise. A Prescott correspondent of the es to exposes the true inwardness of E g Tucson, Citizens persistent at Es Gen. Crook. He shows that the El tizen office is run under the direc~ @ n of couple of henchmen of Y cretary Teller, who are now claim 2 as the reward of their services in E lIttling a gallant soldier and de- As ming the Territory abroad, the ices of the Surveyor General of IT , Territory and postmaster at Tue l. The AltG correspondent evi> Cf ltly knows whereof he writes, and fw im . Citizen though hotly indignant ty ss not refute in it's colu mns q a gle one of the charges brought linst it. m5aa
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

A man named StutclifFe has been arre-ted in Denver for claiming to pe tho viceregent of Christ on earth. A soon as a man makes claim to be pious in Colorado, even the sher- ifs 20 for him.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
LOCAL LINES.

Blanks,
 Location Notices,
 Quito laim Deeds,
 Bargain and Sale Deeds,
 Bonds and Mortgages, and Jus
 tIce's Blanks of all kinds, for sale &
 the HERALD office.
 Sewing Machines of all kinds re
 paired at McNulty's store.
 Try the "Prnch" cigar at the Gar
 den City Drug Story.
 We ars to-dsg in receipt of the report of the Secretary of Var
 A fine Florence Sewing Machines for sale cheap at McNulty's store
 WANrED-Ten thousand men at the Palace Saloon to accept of pleasant and profitable situation t. drink Tom and Jerry.
 Capt. Hancock returned to-day from a trip to Tucson and Tomb stone.
 We respectfully ask for our share of patronage in the barber business of Phoenix, FERDINAND 65 TAPIA *
 Fine line of Holiday Goods just being received at Catton's Book and Variety Store.
 The Rcavis' clam CD the Peral,a grant is sick with pain in tue stomach.
 Dr. Goodrich is against at the
 unk Exchnr ge Hotel and ready for
 siuess. Those wishing anything
 tie dental life should call soon
 sie stay may be short.
 A fne lot of elegant toilet .cts and kanoy articles for the Holidays al 2 Phihodo's Drug Store.
 Mir. Vim. Blankenship is serving az special police dNring the indis- position of Mr. Morgan,
 New Goodsl Fine stookli Elegant Displav.!i Ladies are respectfully invited to examine the splendid line of goods just received and for theis inspection at Rosenthal 6 Kutner's.*
 < large spd appreciative crowd gave the Palace Thester house warming last night and welcomed y Ihe new stars heartily. 4 fine force | is HOW on the boarde. Pierre Gi sntriaa1 and John Wash f, late of the Bank Exchaaqe restau- q rant, have bought out the Frencl, .estsurant, on Center street, and opened for business on Sunday morn> :" ing for break.ast. No old hash z Meals cooked to order, only. Il You will save 25 pc tt cent. by buying your Hol- O iday Goods at kuben's- % al Hon. Murat Nastsrssn, with hi family, has located as Demins, \ NJ, and opened law office. Those Il b lving legal businesin southwestern tt New Mexico will do well to consult hi with Mr Masterson.-.Jffner. m The only house m Phoenix that si keeps Fresh, First-Class Goods of all kinss~is at Rosenthal & Kut> oe ners 'i Grand Selling out Sale ci of Toys and Holiday Goods oh at Ruben's until 1st Jan tn uary. as No cheap toys but the most e1s- gant and lasting Christmas presents a0 n the city to be had at the G. c. D sai s. Call and examine for yourself. ,.s lar What Never. Well, hardly ever saI saw better assortment of toys and Holiday goods than you csu see at bel Irvine's. tbt Elegant ladies dressing cases with . ivory articles, the finest perfumes, -'0 and numerous genteel articles, all nc suitable for the Holiday trade, at fro rhibodo's Drug Store. tbi It is stated that James Carr, tue the ,reat Arizona freighter, contem- Sta ,lates the erection of a sixty-ton melter at Wilcox to reduce the ore f the North Star mine which be- ongs to him. It is the intention of fr. Carr to reduce all other ore in T hat vicinity.-Cftisen. ane
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
New YorE DrIves.

MT. s. H. Mason, proprietor of the Empire Stables, New York, s ates in @ letter to the Spirit of the Times that he regards St. Jacobs Oil as the greatest pain cure of the age.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
ICoalrier.l

TIE SUFFERERs.-Jas More's life pulse was at q low o5b yes erday. ?. McAteer appeared 10 be gaining strength. There appears to be no hope or saving Mir. More. Dr. Me- Candless thInhs he may be able to McAtccrs ife, but says he Will al ways be crippled.
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simple absolute" were interlined be- fore signing this deed.
 Subscribing witEess: 1st page, 7th line "tnousand'' erased before signing.
 GEO. NJ. WfSSe, (SeaD
 BRIrToN 4. IN, (SeaD witness: CD. GREENE Jr, (SeaON
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Gstray Notice.

NANE TO the Dublin Corral in PhdN N Dix, ahont one week ago. one red r9an pony with saddle and hrfd;e on. o~ner can have he same by proving pro perty and paying charPns
 T. WOOSHUM & co. PHOENIX, Dec. ls, 1883.
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TeEritarIeI EwIGs-
(Cour5er.)

At about II o'clock, yesterday, Dr.
 Ainsvorth, assisted by Dr. Creery, of Whippls, and Dr. o. Lincoln, Of
 Prescott, cut of the arm of J II More and dressed the remaining part, all in good shape. Tine heroic trea ment had to be re sorted to in order to save 1Ir. More's life.
 We last evening had the pleasure of shaking "Old Copper Basin" c. c. Bean by the hand, as had great many other friends Of his. He had just returned from the east, where he left Mrs. B. and the baby well. Con- csrning Copper Basin mine, he could have sold them for large price; but did not care to part with them. He eau soil them now if he choosss, as there are here gentlemen who want 10 purchase. John Howell has come 10 buy them for California capital ists. Agents of eastern capitalists are also close by. One lling is cer- tam: the unconqueratle le Bean is jovial and glad 10 get back to Press colt.
 1 [ChaDapi0n.]
 Judge ". c. Hazledine, of Albu- querque, attorney for the A. $ ?. road, has made proposition to the supervisors of Yavapai county topay taxes on their propesty in that co IL ty at the rate of $2O00 per mile. which offer offer was declined by the county commissioners.
 [senttney.l
 The taxes of the $. P. R. R. Co.,, 1 for the year 1883, were paid, last Monday The amounts received were as follows: c. p. R. R., SIS, 21G,35; ". Development, $575 8; Pacific Improvement, $359, 52 Total S19, ,151,07
 Thecoun'y treasure today amour. ces that he will redeem general fund warrants from No. 194 to No. 203, inclusive, series Of 1873; cons -ingent fund wariante, No. : 10 10 inclusive, series of 1883, and road funds warrants, Nos. 6 t. T. inclusive series of 1880.
 Of the money recently collected for taxes in Yuma counly. $32f2,53 las been set apart for Pullic School funds. This amount has been apps } toned to the various districts as iolle ws; District No. 1, $l,759 50; Djs'ric No. ?, S797,50 Disuici No. }, S665,l3.
 Last Saturday was feld-day in Yuma tor peace officers The town was full of them Sheriff Ward, Of Tombstone, ard corps of deputies, Sheriff Stevens, oc Graham county, md Hon. Pete Bola1. of Solomon r nile, conspired to make things lively CT our home boys. They make a oily crowd, and no one feels loness 1me w6en hey are raun. Tn conn 'clion with the redoubtabie Don Pedro we will state that he cid no' leny his alleged candidacy for De> egation to Congress from Arizona, put he most strenousiy denfed and iefied the assertions of Mir. Fay, of he Champion.
 TC0ngier.1
 TIE SUFFERERs.-Jas Moro's life pulse was at q tow o5b yes e,day. P. McAteer appeared to be gaining ,trength. There appears to be no none or saving Mir. More. Dr. Me,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
[ IChaDapion.]

Judge ". c. Hazledine, of Albu- querque, attorney for the 4. $ ?. road, has made proposition to the supervisors of Yavapai county topay taxes on their propesty in that com ty at the rate of 5000 per mile. which offer offer was declined by he county commissioners.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

Arizona Lodge No, 9, P 6 \. NJ. at it's election last evening elected the following oflicers:. s. E. Patten, Master M. ". Kales, Senior War den; E. Gang, Junior Warden; J. I T. Smith, Treasurer; ". F. Me, Nulty, Secretary.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

At Tom Sherman's is fine sam~ pie of silver ore from heretofore unnoticed mine called the St. Mary's on Gave CTeeh. A small quantity of such stuff would make gool mine.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

The thermometer yet reaches 80 degrees shortly afier lnid-day which is not bad for the middle of Decem, Der.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

County and town tax both delin-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

On Saturday next an important land sale will take place before the court house on foreclosure of mort> gages on the Bryant estate. There will be Q chance for soIae one to become the owner of valuable prop erty.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

helrs, in fee simple absolute all of the even numbered sections of land of six hundred and forty acres re- maining undjsposed of in said Per> alta grant. And said Hill shall pay over to said Willing and his heIrs, ffly per ce Tt of all the proceeds of money from tie compromises with settlers on said Peralta grant. And as to the residue of said real estate and all the odd numbered sections Of land Of 640 acres each within said Peralta grant. wherever the same may be finally located by the Uri'ed States in satisfaction of said grant or otherwise; the same shall be hao and held by said Hill his heirs and assigns in fee simple absolute for ever
 It is understood that Mary Ann Willing, the widow of George NJ. Wiling, Jr., deceased, has now or heretofore inherited from her sad deceased husband. q life estate in tue whole of the said grant; she IS aged about sixty years, and all convcYances under this decd will be subject to said life estate; this grant, Or owning the remainder in fee, as heir of his son said George M. Will ling, Jr., deceased, who die0 intes- tate ss to the said Peralts grant.
 In testimony whereof the parties hereto have affixed their seals and subscribed their names the day and year first above written in triplica e,
 NOTE On 4th page, 7th line from the bottom the words "and hereby does;" on 4th page, 9th line frcn Ike bottom, the words in fe