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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENT is,
Administrators saleof Real Estate

Notice Il hereby given that pu -suanee OF an
order OF the u err u. urt u The county a
L Afgsies. 81 ste of IA iiodis, ma lie OH b s0th
day OF .vsnber In the msttsr of he estne I
-ole'isi Lugo do Yorb1, deceased, the under
sgnei, the administrator, with the vii annexe |
ol "a estate, Viii sell st private sale To the
highest bidder fpr cpsh, In lawful II oney Of the
plited States. and subject TO c I.firm Ito, by
sii superior q ut, oIi ,iturtaA the 1dh day VI
u cstnber, 1S3J ut 3 o'clock NJ nj th otii,e OF
the COuIty RNiritr / the y "a ity OF L . An-
gee, al tine right, u le, interest an est to
uf the said S0edli Lul0 ue iof ba al tie me OF
h .esth; and alt the ris hit, tis and ilte.e It
hat the sid estate has BY '1iera ion ni law Or
9th rsi acquired otner THAI or In rcdi In to
o at Of the so ei.i i.uzode ~ b al the. iu,e
her dealt In and all tn Il c. rtsi lot ,ie or
col OF l,ni = tu t. lying an berg in the
said City aud county Ut los Angels, state Il
fornia, agd b-un4e anu described as .lloAs,
I wit:
Conn eneing vt point on tbs east line Of the
Felipe LaXo ~ ct n the mesa from VIII rh b. ,r4
pie OF r,k Ks Ia the nUr,h ast coiher o taid
tr c. h. i ~. s ch ins distant, Themes iunI ing
true ur-es va lit ON IA 20 h., :. y T.. =
chsi 10 t9s stsks thence we I IL. chains line
pas ing between ths h u.ts AMI It b "a ii Jesus
f,rns TO stake, tneLcs n. 4 ch ,in< Ia a
stsk', thtnce eat =. 0 hams the ugh " ut
orchlfi to ics b ssia1 M, o1ntslninl fisi (sJ
acre OF nd, lose hor ' ith the right II Wy
over an alng The road nos tsaol hel to
sail trnt, wnch .ii road now has i1e I!
olive tn es oa east side.
Terms Gun li'iens OF ssie Cash IN lawful
mIei of tie u TED atates; ten per ceIt Of tho
purcliase mn y u bs paii to the sid admin =.
tr tn, Nth ine ~ii annsAe on the day Ct -ai,.
balance On o.niIm i0D oI sale by the lail su-
pe.ios Court
I, ed at tn OK ,ense OF purs chaser.
Iiis will be rea,fei TO the pur hase af said
pr,psrty W " ne hour Of 1zn ofsi 18th d~y
Of - cembsr, los , W ih1 sail slnnis s.rat n ut
tie III . VI the os .ty lSeco der Of los Angeles
Cruity. 4. A. tukBN,
Ann strator, with The ~Ii annexed, Il tho
eta o. ,oe n Luso dc Yorba de. sel.
No emo tn, l63. nvSd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
Electro Magnetic
AND HYGIENIC
L TT g II ET Ut II i,
ll9 South Main St..
B,tween Second and I bird Streets.

d. E. Roabins, the es.sD.aied Austr ,lian Flee.
lr Ma TIC iiel'eF, at sescrsi ears e<peri
nee ia this Austr iian CO onies. san tIanc,sc.I
silttake ity, peuser aud several months 10 tni,
city, hs. de iIed TO perm neatly locate hsre
Whsie he las eri rn e. qaAny Wonderful
cures vi he " the al. " uls,lie.ne Nk teoen,
,ar. croSd.i usiJ with patients anxious 10 get
the !, ssed ai his ,sower over called lncurab blt
ii- a-a- Df tttbbius !, pAtr inlzed by some u
our leeiing sitsEens lie also diagnose. disease
ai.tsout ea lanAtssn from the atients, tree q
charge, and h.l, nj ed up his tn titute ~ consd
crab u psnse with D. Hoffman N fel.nei . cele
brated Electro- fher .peulie is.th, wa ca q r.
noun Ell hy emu eat pnysl ian- to ne the CREATES
d covsry N med cal sciencc vi tines ais
other u,edle,tei b this, vita the latest imW ~.
msnt- in electrical instruments for siu ins.erins
Parade. oslyanis, nj static sIsctrisi,y 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
Notice to Creditors.
Estats Of May 4lla smlih, deceased.

Lsta15 u HIHs y LID 1IIIlHl ueeFhssJ-
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of tho estate VI Mary Ella sui h
deceased, to the ere sitOrs o, aud persons 81
Ing cialuls against the SAID deteaseu, ~ exnlDi
tneai. with tue i've essary vouchers, lthsn "a
months alter the frst pun tua oi this uotieI
to the said adminlstra .of, at the Co any Assess
ors III e. ia the IT., snd cuI.y Il i.ss ahs' les,
the ~ . being tho p ace iof tns transacti4 ~ VI
the III lfisss s-.iu essaie IA the UNITY vi LJs
Anx ia. w ]. a. oJtrH.
aallli iraterof the est te II .ary Ella smith,
de ease1.
Dat al W ing lsi, November z8th, 1884,
Gar iaer & stspnsn on, sttOln=ys u aaai' IS
TRAITOR. nJs17 4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
main street.

At the exp c Of the plo. srty owners. Ard
ais parties in crested ri rsed 10 lid keso u
ton q Intention, on file in the ohce o. The la
Of the council, for iur her partit Ilrs. copy
Of ID rcsoiuttOn may be found ia the ofti o VI
tine SUI er -nteaden. Vi Streets
T.. II BOYD,
surerln niendeAt oi eets.
Los angeles Ecs. Q, issL novIL 1856
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
Rates Of Fare nom Los Angeles

szrPans Of Steamers Cabins at Agents Office
shers borths may be secured
For Newport Landing. via Santa Cruz. etc. :,
freight steamers leave francisco about every
Two weeks, as tides serNe ON the Newport bar.
Ths Company reserves the right 70 change the
stsainers or their days of -ssiling
k3FoK PASSAGE On hElGHT AS ABOVE.
Uk Fur TlckErS To AND FROM
All Important Points In Europe
......APLLT ro....
q. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
ohioe-So. 8 Commercial ST.. Los Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
Notice of Street Work.

Public notire Is hefeby . en- that the Council
Oh the cay oi Los Angeles p seed on he g. day
Il nov. D oeT, a. u. 1885, is,soiutisz u lnten-
ton, when reso u ion was approved on the
day OF November Is g. pros iding 10. tie grading
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
Order to Show Cause.

IN the Superior c. urt Of the county tf Los An
gs.es, state OF O ,lif,inia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30

Mary Bills, the adm -Istratrix Of the ests te Of
Rotot Bills, deceased, having ied h petit oD
her praying for an Or Ter II sals o. eerl-.ia Il
the re estate Of sai eecst cut, tr the purposes
the Elm set iurth, II Is the eIore or ered bs tue
Ju ige Of ssi Cou tn AL pc : n, intere,t.d !.
the est'te Of -aii decsa ed appes heiore The said
sup ror Court ~ Moidsy, the 4, 10 day OF De-
cember, i85 ut 10 o'chIcA in tue forenoon II
sais, day, II the cour rom OF sid su,H rior
QUIT. at the city Vi Los Angeles, la he county
Of hos Angelo TO ,h w eau Why IN uraer
should OF ise sranted u the sid sdni.istr.trix
T. sell % mus h tie IeA-e tate OF the said ue-
celsod ss shali be 1, cssssry.
Ana that copy u this Or'ier be Published at
least four suressiA e ", eks In the Los AkGeLE
DAILY sRALo a newspaper Rated sd p.b-
lishod in said city and cOunty Of Los An eles
v. T. How = kIt
Isdge Of the superior tou t.
Dated Nov. ssn issS nvsIt ID
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior Coart Of the County Of Los An
geles, State Cali ANITA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
Assessment for seventh-st. Sewer
No. 2

Notice Is hereby 81 en- that the asse sment roll
for md On ec1 NJ Of tne nstIueti OF the
ubl sewer In 3wn and oesignat-d as the Sew
enth-slre,t sewer, No 3. l. he in my office,
having bsen 81 dlei November 20,h. A. ID 1855,
nd tie said as-e,.msnt roll Is now open ior
.ubLc in-p pec ion.
Wv. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Com III Of tn e.ty VI l,- An1 sles
La Angeles. ksvsuabsr zcth. A. " I5sa n-1- 5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30

In tas matter of the estate and guardianship o
Tomas iorDa, l. o mp.te.t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
rMs TABLE foa HSv.msER.
co4'so sss'a aelso Hoa'rA

sEeamors orizabs and Ancon 20 through TO san
San Dieg leaving 5an Pedro On tho dates II
their arrivals irou San franisoo.
The Orikaba and Ancon call at Santa barbara
and Port harOrd tSa0 LUIS UbispO) only. Gu the
rUute to and from San trdDoisoU
The Eureka and Los Angeles call at San
Busnsg snsur4, santa Barb .ra, uAviots, Pot
Hsrfori. ca ucos, San simeon, Aontetey and
Santa Cruz
Cars to connect win stes lners from San Pedro
le.ve he 5. y. H. X, ID pot. Los Angeles, at 10
uclocA a. ~, r4liro4o tine.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
GHlcAco, ROCK EsLAND & PAclElc R,Y

seng
Southeast {, ,uths
Atlantic
canat
int ernnedIat Tine
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30

In the matter Of the estate Of Robert Bills, d,
ceasst
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30

Order TO show cause Why Order Of Sale ef Rs
Estate should not BE- msae.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
Order to Show Cause.

In the Superb or G 'ut Of the county Of Los An.
ge.es, State Of California
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE. |"

january eanea offers to travellers at the ADVANTAGES
Fast EXPRESS Trains
MOST MAGNIFICENT
sEvEhTv-FivE
THREE
TRAINS
VIA the efan,ous
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-30
ALBERT LEA ROUTE

ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
ate
q Express rra!no.
detailed
well as Tickets at all principal oee
II. Y. CABLE, E. ST. JOHN,
vice-Hres't & nanT Pass'r rAg't
CHICAGO
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
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Major General

Ir is evident that the S6h;hern
Pacific has become frightened at
the prospect of the narrow gauge
project being carried through. But
their budding in to Phoenix Will
not prevent the building df 4
road from the foIiaer place 70
Florcncr and IN up the Gila and
San Pedro valips to Benson. A
rpal salt over the latter reute
Mould bdentirely Independent Of &he
Southern Pacific and would take
from said company all its LEGAL
.rafll. If this road should be btilt,
and Il must be in time, it would
commaad The entire business Of. the
centrI and souihe n part Of the
Territory. itw6i.sd take in all the
agricultural land and the larger and
best portion OF the 'siineral belts
lie Territory, as wei as the large
grazing sections. til Il CONTINUOUS
belt of mineral from Benson doTsn
ID Florence, on either side of The
san Pedro and Eiila alleys. aid
along the Valleys all ahe way are
trips Of fine agricultural land
&hile the foot, hills are lined with
cattle. Frim Florence to Phoenix
it :s a continuous belt Of the 'iae>t
land in The world, i'll
ending the Gila and Salt River
valleys. The mineral belt takes in
the famons Deer Greek t3s.t fields.
hc RipScy, DinSei Hill, San Pe,lr.',
saddle Mountain. River Side, Mines
ri Greek, Copper B.sin. BOX Can
7on, Pin"l Consolidated, Pioneer,
Mineral Hill, Il dgers ana Walnut
5rove districts, beside a vast nuns
,ct of good mines ltet covered by
hesc districts.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

Crook has appeare'i-as every
body expected him to do-an honor
to the American soldiely. The Gov
ernment is tow confronted with the
stupendous question of what TO 90
with the itieving, numbering cap
tivcs. Sccftlary Teller is of the
opinion that they should tiot again
be placed upon the San Carlos res
ervation. Teller is right They
might possibly stay there until next
spring, but the chances are that they
would not remain longer than was
necessary to rest up themselves and
stock and draw fresh sHbply of the
munitions Ct war from the Govern
ment before again taking the trail
In cur opinion it would have been
better nevtr to bave Brought therh
back at all There IS only one kind
Of good 1ndian5-tbey are dead
S5iver City Enterprise.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
More Mail Facilities.

Gohn F. Dennis, contractor on
Route 4O,117, from Phoenix via
Temple 10 KcDowcll, has been
ordered by the Second Assistant
Postmaster General to include Tic
postoilicc Of Hayden. At Mesa Gity
in his route. This Will give them a
tri~wetkly mail service.
The Office of Hayden was cstab-
lisacd some two years ago, but have
had 10 mail service until the present
time, only when they carried the
mil themselves from Tempe.
II was our pleasure some time
since to point out this route to
Ft. Mcdowell and urge the estab-
lishment of mail service over it, ard
we are pleased to see the wishes of
the people OF Mesa City complied
with.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
NEW SERIES VOL X. NO 90

it will he safe from fire ana pilfer-
ing, which danger they fear were il
stored in public warehouse. 1t is
considered the best collateral secu-
rity by banks. ard imp rtcrs have no
trouble in borrowing almost the full
value on opium so stored j. Z
Stubbs. eeaerel tariff manager OF
the Southern Pac &c railroad. is ex-
pected back next week from his
trip cast. Gov Hale, Of Wyoming,
will be a guest CT Hugh Il. Nc
Jnnkcn during the II ennial con
Gave of the Knights Tempiar- The
entire time of yesterdays ses- inns
ia the court m ,rtial hearing the
charges against Lieutenant c. lionel
Bryant. W; 5 consumed in question
ing Capt. Thomas Wilhemi, ana re-
shifted in the futil,a attempt 10 derive
from the witness The distinction be-
tween Inc condition OF man dsui'.
and ono sober.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
Military 0rde -.
General Orders No. 10.

General Orders No. 10.
Che Brigadier General Com.
.nanding takes pleasure in annenn
ciag the successful result of ne
scout recently made by Captain En-
met Crawford, Third Cavalry. near
the sources of the Bavisps aud Cor
altos rivers IN the Sierra VI Dire, So
nora, Mexico
Taking with him Eve companies o.
Apache Indian scouis-ofiicers aid
'hea afo6~ and carrying three DAYS
rations on their backs Captain
Crawford scf; the main command
and after patient and lahorions
n lrch over the most ru&Ecd por-
lions ofthe Sierra Modre. discovered
on the 15th of May, village of the
hostile Chjricahua Apachcs, which
he at once attacked by surprise and
destroyed without loss to our side,
rc-cuina I've eap i've Mcvis sS't som .
ana children, AMI killing an un-
known number of the enemy, the
country being so cut mp by canyons
and gorges that no aeehsate account
could be nude Npne dea lsodies
of hostiles we're found All lie live
stock and other property Of the hos
tile camp fell into our ots hands.
Tue captives stated that the village
was that Of Cha,o, the chief whose
raid through Arizona and Ne
Mexico, in March and April last,
hid been marked with blood.
70 praise is TOO great for the for
-itude displayed by Captain
Crawford and his co:nrari 5 in the
.oilsomo work Of climbing ove~ |
md across eanyoaS. NOV
NJ by night and day-wita insult
ient food-eHpased to all The severi-
les of climate. sustained sim.,'v by
sense of duty Gnd Il determination
o sabdue ii band of de~p ras!oes 81
ons a SC urge to two nltioas.
Inc Coiia ah,.ih5 Erheiai
iially thanks Captain Ora Word fer
lis courage, ability AMI devolina 70
luiy, AMI Includes in this exp es-iaft
# gratitude The otlicers-L!cu,enant
'harles b. Gatewood, Sixth, AID
ames 0. Mackny, rhird Caga'ry-
nd e,lIdes Seiher, Archie Nc
n;osil, Samuel Bowman, Mickey
'rec" and "Severiano, serving
,ilh i.im, who dil 50 much to ship.
nd manage the Organization OF the
ilferent companies OF 4sPache
souis.
BY order o. Brisddier General
roolS; J. T. MAnrIN,
Assistant aciutant General
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

Were the Iowa liquor Law Is be
strictly enforced no wine could be
obtained tor communion services as
there is no exception to lie Frohibi-
ton. The churches are in q'ian-
ary asto their duty in the nfaticr,
and It is likely that il most Instances
unfermented grape Juice VIII be
us,d Instead Gf wine; but The Pres
bylefians of Vinton have voted 70 de
fy :hs law, and 70 indemnify the
Druggist WHO sells 10 them
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
schoneld Endorsee e.wook

WAsHISGToN, June 22.-The fol-
lowing telegram WIS received at the
War Department June 25th, from
Preside, San Ffar eisco, aad adj
dressed TO the Adjutant General:
The folloHin di~patcli ives just re
ce,fed from General Crook. and l
recommend for the present. at least,
that tic management Of the Surrcne
dcred Chiricahuas be left entirely IN
the hands of Crook; thai both War
and Interior Departments give him
full authority and means to carry
out his policy. This seems to he the
only possible way of Il successful
issue. Evidently the Chiricahuas
can not be treated arbitrarily as
prisoners of war. General Crook
alone has power to control them:
Il see by the papers that S,crc-
tary Teller declines TO receive on the
San Carlos reservation any Chiri~
cahua Apaches except women aald
children. If those Indians are not
fed they must stare or 20 L5Sck to
The ~arpaih. They axe now us
tharodghly Subjected rs is possible
fdr them = be by pAturc. They are
o suspicious anJ<vigilant that at no
time will theyr carap in one body,
but occupy different elevated posi-
lions, making surprise destruction Of
the cutire baud ian impossibllity.
In like manneri in. surrende-ing
they would not r5l~t themselves to
our hands at 9Gcc, but come drop
ping in fropi all sides, in small
fragments They would say, I've
give ourselves up to do with us as
Lyou please Had l seized upon the
first who came IN, no others would
have followcd, ard twenty watriors
would have been as bad as the whole
mum Der Cbatio, in his raid through
Arizona aud NeI Mexico, had but
twenty sly men. Geronimo. in his
recent depredations in Chihuahua
had less than forty. When the
! Chiricahuas reached the reservation
they were fully as nervous and dis
tr;lsirul Any attempt to hold them
responsible for acts done before
their surrender viii drive them back
to the cliffs. aud gorgcs of the
mountains. We shall have % fight
them until the last man dies. In
their code all depredalions commit
ted upon ourselves and Mexicans,
while at war, are legitimate Willie
it is repellant to my feelings that
these red-hahded murderers should
be put back On lie reservation, re
feet that they are no worse than
were the e,oeO Apachcs placed on
the reservation ten years ago Then
1 had nothing but soidicrs aud
scouts, who Iad sudjuGated them to
organized cicipIine.
To control this Adful Of ChiA
cahaas, | will fott Apaye todlefs
and scouts. but Unavailable assist
ancc of al olher indians, who will
w.aah y a jealousy the slightest
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
Enii. cad Tar II.

aAs F.cIsco Jsne .es TIE
Beard of Railroad Commissioners
have prepared a complete tariff of
fares on all roads in the stale on !.
level and moderate grade, which
charge exceeded four cesss have
been reduced to four cents Or
heavy grades have Ucpn reduced to
six cents. Where tfe charge is less
than 9cur cents it is let und .sturbcd.
The reduction range is from IS 10 %
per cert. 1t is intended TO put this
tariff on trial six months TO deter
mine whether he public interest de-
mand further reduction. The seized
ule will be acted on by the Boarl
Monday next
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
stage Robbers

HEIENA, Montana, June 2i--The
Butte coach, With eight passengers,
i've men and three women, WAS
stopped by tvso roal agents tliis
side -sof the Coulder mountains,
about % mics from Helena al four
e:eioclz yesterday. Tie passssn gers
svere setrehs,t, bat Only So was
taken. One Of the women lsad
500. The passen -ers were covered
bv retoivers. .Ioliu 3. Rec !, city
editor of the Butte daily Mountain
aud Montana mining commits ioner
To tho Denver exposition, was 4 pas
sertger. lie gave up oqly one dollar
and a ilalf, hut had $500 hidden in
M i. sids pocket which Vas not dis
covered The robbers took ne
treasure box from tae coach, bat il |
is not known hew much money wa
in It. y v,.lnil,le watch was TAX en- !
from one OF tie passengers, but re-
tHrncl again. Senator Sherman IS
I+rro
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
Assistant acjuiani General


: clergyman nj St. Joseph, Mo,
tells his people that he #o.;!d as
soon see them plating poker as base
ball He says that satan Koeps the
score. This is faassul dig at the
reporters
We learn wisdom froni failure
more than from success. We often
discover what " i'll do bB finding out
what Will not do, and he who never
maaa a mistake never made diSco7-
c Y.
\ @calthy posk packer Of MIL
wauksc, named Layton, viii huiid
an art gallery at a cost of 100000,
and unconditiorally present it to
that city.
Afchiboshop Bianchct of Oregon,
recently died at The age of 50 years,
having been a i'lissonary IN that re-
gion of country since 1888.
4 contest of noted oresmcn will
take place IN Chicago at an early
day.
The Prince of Wales recommends
the breeding Of fish in Europe.
Southern Dakota is Q ganizing us
State.
Theological reflection: "Yes sab
said Bruddcr Jollnsing, Eff de des-
ccndants of de rooster dat crowcd at
Petcr was TO make noise every Tune
a lie is told, der would be such q
noise in the world dat yer cudn't
hear the hens cackle.
Last Wednesday Mrs S. B. Hayes
of Peora, horsewhipped Mr. w. A.
Reed, an auctioneer, fer rcAectiod
upon her behavior ut ! revival meet
ing W hen Mrs Hayes gets her
harp the little angels on the shall
clouds might better climY for The
rear seats.
A Mexican haitied Garcia. stabbed
and killed c1untryman named
Miriyal at Los Gatns. Santa Clara
Co. Cal, aiid shortly alterwaFd was
found lFnclled and dead US i door
hail.
A few days since ii W~s adndunccd
that the frierds of Mayor Wasson
had made g6od 80 the government
tbe money w;intihg on his account.
1t now appcats that only a portion
bf it hrs been PRODUCED, and that, by
tlreats Of exposure OF the names of
the men who won the money from
i!i,n at cards in Galveston.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
Lcf. tie Rails.

BEookvirnE. Ont, June 23.-The
west h-und express Of the Grand
Trunk railway left the rails east Of
here this evening. Tie dining car
alone kept The traek, others badly
smashed, four persons Slightly in
irred.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

The distribution of The estate of
the Cleveland millionaire, ANA
Stone, presents rather unusual
feature in the conduct of the heils-
When his VIII was examined it was
e,,,-.l .i,.+ ~, b,d ON; ;++d ,,,,,, rol,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
c5zURcss sksR4RcEss .

35etaod5S EpIscrpaI -Washiueton
Street one block west of CcHter sire t.
Rev G. L. Peisen- pastor
zseth 0disr Episcopal S5Oufl;.-@or
Cente and Monroe Sirhefs. rev J
Nc anu. pastor. y co dial invitation ex-
te lcd o Il
Baptist. son,h s=Go oftte p va.
e'a4hOIE = Nnnr6 Street hc.~cen
Apache ana AriV@pai, F.. her Bleise p. $
tOr.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
zdjastec.

SHANGHAI, julie 23.-The d.al-
cul ) 90tween China and France is
adjusted. Lii Hung Chang is ex-
pectod to return 70 Pekln im1ne-
dia;elv.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
rELgcRAPHtG


SAN FaAScisco. Jane ei--N n
Luce, Of his ci;y, tronsfercd >'S-
Jerday to the southern Oregon In
psoyement t'anpanY interests in
TIE sontheru R.'iway and Transpor
t.,tion company Of Rosebnrg- TlF
p opcry Transferred - Fainea at Il
gu .rler OF a anliliion dollars. PRESS
dent soiD. of Hondsras, will adj
Or. IS a meeting of the members OF
The Chamber OF Casamerce and
roard OF Trade Tomorrow after
fll,oln-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

ceed further whether or moi i j. The
istcption Of the Int rior Department
to take charge of these Indians l
shall be to glad to get i'd nf the
hard work aud IT sponsibiliiy their
naAag, mcnt Wal entail "
[3isned1 scHoFtELD,
Major General.
A copy OF this Telegram was 10
day sent TO the Secretary Of the IN
terror by Secretary Lincoln with q
request that he will indicate lis
pleasure touching the disposition OF
shese Indians.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

DUBLIS. June 23.-A militiaman
named Ryan about to sail for
America was arrested at Guam
Thecharse being connected with The
murder Of Justin Young, 1--WE ytars
ago.
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letter List.

List oflctters remaining UNCLAIMED
in Po>'oilioe, Phpnix, 2. r., June
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28
The t.eian Questlon.

WAsaISGToN, D. C., June 20 =
Gen. Buggles teleeraphed Gen.
Crook as follows, to Whipple 3Ar-
racks, Arizona: L am directed ly
fns Secretary of War 10 advise you
that the Secretary of the Interior
informs US that he cannot consent
10 receive your Indian prisoners at
the san Carlos agency. He says he
viii cndeavor to take care OF the
children.
a Fire and a TerrLbie ExpIo SIon
SALT LAKE, Utah, June 21--Early
this morning fire b1oke out ii
wson's wagon depot and ccmmu-
nicated 10 the old council hduse and
Savage's art gallery, which ixere en-
iireIy consumed. 4 sh~rt time after
iIle ire broke On. there was Il terrible
explosion III Arsena hall. Build
iugs thre ughont the city were shak-
IN. and near the scene of tie IRE the
wreck was complete
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-28

a number of circulars concerning
the National Encampinent of the
Grand Army of the Republic, TO be
held at Eenvsr next month, have
reached the HERALD Office. ana
members desiring the saffie viii
please call.