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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

THE people of the city Of Alexan-
dria, Egypt are becoming panic
stricken at the approach of the chol-
era, which is now epidemic in Cairo
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Mrs Garfield aud her children have
returned from their Eastern trip, and
are now at their old home at Mentor
The Cleveland Herald, speaking Of the
household at Mentor. saws There
are twelve members ia all besides
the help Mrs. Garfield. grandma.
and the five children. Mr. JOSEPH
Rudolph. his father wife and tno
children
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Rob" McYittie. a Scotch cabinet
maker. is regarded as the best rifle
shot in Great Critaiu Heisa private
IN the seventh DumfrieS Regiment.
Volunteer Rifles and he has won
many prizes at Wimbledon aud has
taken part in many international con
tests
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-26

Gail Hamilton Miss Abigail Dodge
= described Is plain browu-eye5
lady Is the most unpretendiug type.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

The Phoenix Fca;t-or the fiesta of
San Juan-commcncing on tie 24th
of June and eus ing n he Fnnr.h OF
July, has already began to lie re
garded as one of the events in Ari-
zona. 1t was inauguratcd two years
ago, and ou both occasions has been
% success 'ul a to attract the lovers
of fun from ali parts of the Terri o
~. The management of the feast
this year rests with Mr.. Tom Brown.
one of the l'fsf known residents of
Arizona, and his advertisement will
convince any one that The occasion
This seIson will be all or more than
is usually exl cricnccd. GOe times
are now enjoyed in the Salt River
valley, The farmers harvesting the
most proli ic crors ever known in
Arizo Il, anh there will lie much
money ent by home devotees. as
wei as visitors to this annual ccle-
bratiOn. Tucson will doubtless be
We roprese ted thereat = Star.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

The ntiivrs of our sister republic
are busy ga herring in The coin pre-
pa,atory TO grand clean up during
-th- approaching Fiesta.
Arrivals al he B nix Exchange
slice yesterday noon, are IA follows +:
a. III. Jacks m, \ Berry, John Nor
ton. Jcriah Wool, NJ. II. Callers
wood.
The c chi county G-anl Jury
has indicted J. o. Dunbrr, eX comfy
t asurer, for f"rg ry and cmbczz!e
ment. lie was give till to day to
plead.
The Apaches have been seen On
the line the Mexican Central, he ID
isC for the mountains of Chihuahua
Evidently Crook has stirred up the
Sonora nest
NJ. Bnrbcy School Census Mar
sh ! FIR this di trict iIfoimS u that
lie has alrea'ly enrolled 500 children
in Ibis q $ rict and tnat there are
probably 80 mo q 10 bc enroll d.
Our Globe Chronicle, Of the 10Th
in iahr, arrived to-day, after a Wy
age Of week. 1t i supposed TO
have taken Il Iun down to the Cit, |
Mexico Just to show its fine fcath- !
ers and air itself.
Among the novelties of the ex>
pr s. business, mpy be mentioned "A
Il hive "f live bees which came up
via Maricopa This mnrnir 6 from
San Diego and assigned to j. II.
Brown at Prescott !
freezer the reported renegade
lmrng the Apaches turr.s up i'll
NJ McXican Town and threatens the
Tombstone Bpu5lican with suit
libel stating that great damage
has been done ~ the false report.
MIR Mack of the Golden Fleece
nine informed us yesterday that he
Iad put in a pump o The well lie
5 attempting TO sink AMI at the
epth Of seven feet the pump filled
, keep the great flow of water out
o that further sinking was abandon
d.
May Woodman, the Tom bstcne
nurde ess. has-again attempted sui
de- Morphine has been given her
Or insomnia and instead of taking ,
she saved each d" up ill she
houghi she hld enough to kill lnd
>ok ii night before last. She was
ECO VOC and or life saved.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

in order at the mill preparatory for
Starring up in few days.
Mr.. Fowler informs us that his
machine thre>h,d about 800, 900
pounds of bari y last week
Scv raj r n les are cxpe ted to ar
rive from the east this week who are
Interested ii mines orIh of this cry
and others interested in the Ar zona
c nal.
The Amsriran Angler is the title of
an tcreSliHg periO iiral which ap
pears on our tnblc TODAY published
~ 252 Broadway, New York City by
W. G. Harris.
Mr. S. d. Louni has n telephone in
successful operation between his ice
factory and residence IA four cell
Bunsen battery supplies the neces-
>ary lightning.
We are Informed that work has
been stopped on the desert group of
mines ol the Cave Creek road pur-
suant to the adjustment of claims
among the owners.
A new brewery has been stIrte |
in town by our friend Peter Brix and
others and the new brewer, said 10
he one of the best on the coast, j.
that well known gentleman MIR. NJ
Wurch formerly of this place.
To-day we publish the advertise-
mcpt of Carl Weis of 800 Broadway
N. Y, Manufacturer and import r
of meerschaum AMI amber smoking
articles. The house is perfectly re-
sponsible and deal in firsl cl SIS arti-
cies
Mr. T. w. Brown showed us to-
day plan OF the fiesta grounds
They will be in form Of Il circle 140
frct iu diameter around the circnm-
ferance of which Will lie arranged
the booths and in the center of which
will he the elevated music stand and
dancing platform 40 leet square.
A correspondent writing to the
Tomhs one ReEubIican from Quay
mas says: Il have seen considera
hle coarse gold from Lower Ca, for
mia, one piece weighing nearly 16
ounces. Provisi n are high. Ba
con is 80 cents per pound and every
Thing else in proportion ="
Mr.. Maui is having six inch
tone pipe put down in the ditcn in
from OF his store by by Mr.. Haskin.
We hope The remainder of our bust
ness men will follow suit till the
diichrs Oh both sides of the street
viii he covered over in front of the
BUSH ess blocks.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

7 GNIN, NIity 70, 1861
OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS !
OF MARlCOPA COUNTY. A T. [


OFFICE OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS J
OF MARlCOPA COUNTY, a. +.
Board met his day pursuant to al
tournament, present, NJ Wormser,
chairman; \ Halbert and n Her.
rick, supervisors; Flank Cox, clerk.
Minntcs of the previous meeting
were read, approved and signed.
On motion and by vote of full
Board the bonds Of =. E. Pat on
cHntr.c'or, and NJ. B. Cox & y. S
F"u~hce were approved.
1t appearing to the B ,ard that the
smallpox hls alb ted to the ex' ent
that ii is not necessary 10 keep
health officer and do tor any longer,
On motion and by vote of full
Board, it is ord-red that Tho. order
heretofore made emp Dying w. G.
Cook as smallpox physician be re-
scinded this day and that he be no.
-tifie tn that effect: and further that
all persons employed ia the capacity
of nurses, health officer, guards or
attendants he AMI they are hereby
discharged from further duty or at
tcndan e and that The Sheriff be au-
tbO:iZcd and directed to notify SAID
parties of this action.
In the ma ter of Miry Hem .ssey
indigenf, it appearing To the Board
thrt SAID Mary Hennes. ey Is indi
gent and afflicted, and desires to go
to her friends in California, now,
On motion and by vote of full
Board, it is ordered that 4 warrant
in favor of VI. WOrmser on The Gen
cral Fund be drawn for $35, and
that he procure a ticket on the ,uth
ern Pacific r. r. TO San Francisco
and see that she IS conveyed to Mar
pa for said purpose.
On motion and by vote of full !
Board, it rs q. dercd that N Hcrricll |
be and is hereby authorized 10 pro
cure suitable room for the meeting
of Board of Supervisors. the rrese
lopm in the courthouse bailding be-
ing unfit AMI unsuitable.
Board adjpurnel Il til p. m.
AFTERNOON.
At o'clock. p. m, the Board re-
convened with full Boarl.
II appearing 10 he Board of Su-
pcrvi>orS ly apprnva! of II. W
Ryder, SUI crinteuding architect, that
The contractors on County Hospital
have completed one half of the
work, Il is ordered and checks on
Hospital Flu d were drawn in favor
of NJ. B Cox for $1,O2j and S. E.
Patton for $S37.50.
On motion Board adjourned until
1une ,, 1888.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
stnbbin@ ARRAY.

On Sunday morning, Mr.. John w.
Reed and F. A. McQuestin who were
running IL hay press in partnership
quarreied concerni a settlement
aHd dissolution of the business when
McQue>tin bo crmiug cnragcd struck
Il viscious blow at Reeds breast
with a knife, Red threw up his
left arm and rc,:eivtd severe won d
in it be wecn the elb Nv AMI Shoulder
McQuc-iin strut k again without eff
feet and jumped on his horse and
rode away. Tae atlray occurred on
Muncie'< ranch ju I outside of town.
Reed at emntcd to come to town but
fell in the rold from los of blood and
some ore picked him up shortly af-
terward and brought LIN to own
Where The flow of blood was stopped
and the wound dressed. Depuy
Sheriff Rogers and Louis Gazelle
went in pursuit of McQuestin and
CAM 50 close upon him that Ii.
abandoned his horse and took to the
brush. The officers con inued tie
hunt into the right when they were
co npcllcd to abandon pursuit.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

Mr.. a. Fl. jackson the Indi IN
Agent on the Pima and Maricopu
reservation is success fully a d rapid
ly putting those tribes on Il civilized
footing He has conplctly abolished
mendiciiy IN those tribes and ught
them to work for what they get
Nothing is w issued to them that
they do not earn. Agent Jack son
states that at fir>t it was tough pull
but VII they found that they mut t
work or go without they went in
crvthing he can furni h them. With
| in short imc different individuals
have carmel and taken from tue
/ :schcy twelve wagons. all IN md
harnes in proportion and other farm.
ing implements, besides lool cloth
ing etc. Articles of agreement are
signed by the India, 5 10 keep WIZ
OiIs in good order and undtr sheds
when not in use and they are not
permitted To trade them off.
The results Of tn ;, stem of d al
ing with them are most satisfactory |
They Lam to value what they get |
and t. lake care of it thus practi> |
ca ly taking in the general princi
pies of economy. Again large
amount of work is accomplish,d d
by way general Improvement on
h reservation. Within the past
six weeks by this system of work
Agent Jackson has had canal aug
on the re ervatIon over nine miles in
length, twelve foot bottom and of an
average depth of five feet, hus say
ing Il speci Il appropriate from the
Government by which such things
arc usually accomplished and IL vast
of red tape has been handled
and valuable time spent
We hope to Sc. this system of la>
Dor adop'eI amo q the Indians ev-
erywhere. Teach them how tv work
show them what to do and then
Shut NO WI OH ISSUING dlil tiilhS AAiA II
is paid for in work. Il
Aside from the improvements al
ready noticed on the reservation I
large schoolhouse is being built 110 ;
BY III feet, two stories high I
Agent jackson informs us that
there is great InieIe~t manifested in
matters among these
[naians and that there are already a
lumber of the boys and girl, who
cad AID furih rnore write a hand I
hat would put to the blush nine {
entis of the accountants among
heir while brethren.
The reservation schools will again
'pen in Scptem hcr when it i expec- i
ed Ina. The at cndancc will he lar {
.er tn IN ever. {
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Fond of Supervisors .
PHENIx, May "a, 1898.


Board met pursuant to adjDUrn-
ment; present, NJ. Worm ser, Chair
man; a. J. Halbert and N. Herrick,
Supervisors; Frank c X. Clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting read,
approved ana signed.
rr g. NJ. Mcmillan reported seven
cases of smallpox, six convalcscent.
On motion and by vote If full
Board, The official bond of NJ. L
Spears as Jutice of the Peace
Tenn Pr, circt was approved by
the g airman.
Adjourned until 2 o'clock p III.
AFTERNoON SESSION.
Ar ? o'clock p. m. full Board re
cohv, ned.
The coatrac's for Court II use and
jail v ere signed and approved.
On mott and by vote of full
Board, Geo. L Loring is appointed
Pound Master of Tempe Precinct.
On motion, Board adjourned to
Saturday, May Goth. at 10 a. m.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Probate Notice.

IN TIE PROB ATE COURT, N AND
J for the county of MaricUpa, Territory
Of Arizoaa.
In The m tier of the estate of F. NJ,
SlaEkard. deceased.
On rea i a, d fling the petition OF
Chas. H. arkurI. the admins ratot of
the estate Of ". Shank rd. deceased,
and praying, among other tn ngs. tor an
ord of SIributi III of The residue of the
slid state among The person entitled;
II IL o'eerad that all p-rsons Interested
IL he es OF the said F. NJ. ankard-
dc ceased, be and appear befcLe the Pro-
b ate Court. IN and for the said Ounty of
Maricopa. a. III cou room OF said Court.
il tae colrthou-e of said Count, on
"Wednesday. the 20'h dsy Cf June, 1888. nj
10 O'clock, A, NJ, he. and there to show
cause why an order of distribution shoull
not be made of the residue of Id estate
among the heirs OF the said deceased, a.
co-ding t. law.
Iti further ordered That a copy of this
o: der b. published for four sHcces i've
weeks, before The said 20'h day of Ia t.
1888, il the PHOENIX HETALD.a newlaper
pr hted and published in the City of Phe-
THOS. G. GRErNuAw.
524-40 Probate Judge
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Accidentally shot.

AS Mr.. J. NJ. Wright, of Wicken:
burg, was on his way down. this
morning, Oh horrd The stage with his
wife and three other passengers, he
accidentally Or ppcd his pistol,
which was thereby discharged, the
ball taking effect in his right arm.
The stage made FIST time to this
city, anf! the bail was removed. Mr..
Wright is dong us well rs conld be
expected from IA painful wound in
hot weather, after so long a delay
before dressing.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

Usual Saturday auction to-dty.
Board of Supervisors in session
Today.
The end of another week of labor
is ut ha,d
Memorial day comes next We-lnes'
day, May 30
Tombstone thinks she Is inrlc'eu
bv Chinese lepe'-
Usual serviccs at the various
churches, tomorrow.
Mr.. w. C. Pimm. of Vult're' arrl'
we'd bv ihi- afternoons stage
Mr. III. Mcneil returned this
morning frcm his trip inside"
Capt. Hancock's header went "u
.o tie Bcal pla, e lat evening to go
10 work.
T,-morroy will he the 14ist ami
s.as,ry of the birth OF Gen. Greene
4I,e Revolutionary hero
The reco structed qu'rtette at
s,ro,d's Theatre give a most cnIer-
tanning bill each night
rhe bonds of the courthouse con-
tractors were considered to-day ny
the Board of Supervisors
Dr. Osborne Is off on trip t. MS
old stand at Vulture where his ser
vices are in demand it seems
Communion scr1i es will be bel"
at the NJ, Z Church, south to~moi-
row at the rsual hour iorServiees'
During the weekrnGing to-day at
Efy-tarce persons have been
,uc-ts at the leading hotels oil the
AMr. chs. R,mpf of The Mexican
min o, Cave G eek came in ye-ter-
ter,Iay. He reror.s ma. ters iav'r
ably.
TIL. mails from the west ycsier'
day we're d'lpyed l'y an accide"t io
n freight train on the Tehachdpi
grade.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Notice of Homestead
Contest.

(Fir, publication Anril 80, IS 3
U. ). Land fl at Tucson Arizona,
ApIl. %. 1888
Complaint having been entered a. thi
office by William +; Gatk.., Phoenix. A.
T.. against Joh a. heRowth for Hbar-
coming lis HOme-'e d III t-y No so, dated
April SD, 1873. up II he !. of the 5 E a
# section One. Townsh p North, Range
East. il Maricopa C unity Arizona. wi Ii
a view TO the canoe lation of said entry:
The sal ! nrties are hereby sunmpnrd TO
app ar n this flee on the 9th day of June
1ee3, at 10 o'cl icx to respond and
fu sh I. s imony concerning said alleged
aoand Dnmcnt. e. DALEY.
Receiver Of Pubic moneys.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

Epft"ph: Mes>rs Leigh & Co. yes
t.'rday rec ivcd a letter from Mr.. J
w. kelsO, dated AT Gul lymas, May
%, cn route to the gold fields. He
says no one has returned from the
the diggingS let. and reports moth
ing but what has already been told.
There is no regular steamers or
line Of boats, and some delay is ex
perienced at times awaIiing trans
portaiion.
Citizen: On Saturday evening, -
party of five or six gentlemen of this
2ily will leave for Pho rix to confer
with the pc 'ple of that city on rail-
road matters. AT a recent meeting
of Tucson Lodge No. 3, Knights of
ePythias, Mr.. w. b. Hopk ins was
lecte d Chancellor Commander, to
fiji vacancy, and Geo. F. Meek was
promoted 10 Vice Chancellor. On
Ssst.usE Esning, Sheriff Paul left for
having in charge james
ntcnced to one year in the
". and Luis and Menker,
bs, sentenced to five years
sfealing....The mar
: lroad company will
D a few days. The
- SS,g closely into the
~, as the sub
- gives them
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

List Of letters remaining unclaimed
in P">iotfic' Phpnix, A. T., May
2e, 1888:
Amts, William Bardstrev, c
Brown, NJ 5 L zzie G inc. james
Edwards, G A CIR mt, d w
Hors'y, 4 w Hall William
jackson. s Lave, William
McCormick, Chas Rayeis, A
Tc' hato, Bcrnh'dt John A Wells
Charles Brown Harry Gibbon.
Call f, r advertised letters.
GEO Z. MowREY, L. NJ.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
GEab AZ Corpus

An application was made, day or
two since, 10 have seven of the In
dians, held for the attack on the
Sears fanny. dis 'harged from Gus
tody on writ of Aabeas corpus The
case came upycs crday before Judge
AL ap, District Court Commits
sioner, and was denied. The bonds,
however, which were originally fixed
at $1,000, each, were reduced to $500
ch
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
THE LETTER.
TUCSON, A. I. MAY 26. 1873

TUCSON, A. I. May 20, 1888
HON DEFnRts sr Potter Phoenix.
\. I. :-My Dear Sr: | extremely
regret The necessity of hegaina from
your good people to be rxcu- ed for
IA few days. We VIII inform you at
the earliest possible mcment of The
time of our ontrmplateI visit. The
facts Of the case are that the graz d
jury Is in session here ard Major
Toul, The G. hair man o. our Board OF
Supervis rs. as well as \ T. SamaEie
90, one of the mem bers are both in
att, ndar ce l, myself. have Just re-
crived telegram compelling my
immeGia Attendance in umb tone
III law suit; and, worse t.an all,
Col james, one of our prominent
iizenS he'e. is momentarily expt ct
I'd to de. VIII you please say to
vOhr coed rcOple for us that we
deeply feel the annoyance This must
lie To Them, and bat we VIII do our
We best la make am nds by calling
npon Won at The very ,arlics moment
possible with as large plrty as we
possibly can.
Very respectfully yours,
CHARLFs NJ STRAUSS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Visit Postponed.

Eve,ts have so shaped tn mselves
that the visit of our Tucson friends
has necessarily been delayed for a
time, as indicated by the f flowing
telegram received by Mayor Potter
Oh Sara day evening. followed by
the letter received yes erlay.
THE TELEGRAM
Tucson, May &c Mayor DFFoR-
EST PORTER, Pi9niX: INF ,re> cen
circumstances prevent our leaving
Lo-night.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Home stead Notes.

& irst pnbl'cat IN April 21. 1888
Land Office at Tucson Arizona I
March II, 1888.
n etiCe is hereby given that the fOlinw-
IT named settler, Michael Engasser. has
filed no'ice of his intention to make 1inal
proof in support of his Homestead ella nj
= o 157, and secure final entry there be-
fore ID. IL. PInney. Judge of the U. S.
District Court. at Phoenix. Arizona. or
the 26rh dIy Of May at he hour of 10
o'clock a. M for the a Of Section &.
Township n, Rg E. G and : NJ, and
names the foil wing as his Witnesses. viz:
VIM. Isaac. franklin NJ. Fowler Louis
Gnzelle. ard Henry Slosser. OF Phi enix,
Arizona.
HENRY COUSINS. Rrgieter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Visitors Coming.

The following te egram was re-
ceiv, d from Tucson, Yesterday:
Tucson, May 24-DEF0REsT Pom
TER, Mayor of Ph9nix:-A party of
citizens eypectlo 10 leave here for your
city next Saturday. [SigncdI
CHAs. A. STRAUSS, Mayor.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
Homestead Notice
First publication april %, 1888 ]
Land Office ut Tucson. Arizona,

Land Office ut Tucson. Arizona,
April p. 1888.
No.ice is hereby given that the following
named setIler, George r. Re berts, has
fl lied notice of his intention to make final
p oof in support his homeste d cl'im
o 40 before h. Hon. ID Ii. Pinncy, .Iud@e
of the d Judicill District Court of Mari
copI county, al Phoenix. srizona, Thus
day. May 81. 1883. ut 10 O'Clock q. m, for
the Z 4 # the W Il of Sec 3, TIP, n,
Rg K. and names the following Ii E
w THESES, viz: William Evers son, Cllyton
= Sm til, John Averish. ard Jeriah
Woods, all of Phoenix. Marie, pt county.
At IIENhY &, USINS.
Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31
News Of the Week.
II. ON .Eridly's Daily.l

IF ON !-rid sy's Daily.l
Law.
Show.
Suic de.
Settlers sh, I'D have little mono
with III, IN.
Homes for immigrants in t re Sal
RIVER valley
Ez Progrtso VIII hereafter be pub
lished ON Friday 'ren' on
Govrtnor lie left Today #"
Prescott ly the II O'Clock c"a':h
LIE, every ,odv in our valley inti''
his fir ends 10 me ana settle among
Mr.L wrcy is put in. neat YER
anda around his ,w, Hing n Adams
street.
Tie funcrrl If Gustav Kauchcr
viii take place this evening at .
o. lock.
Three thousand settlers wanted
INN. d,aiely TO settle in Mari opa
county.
Mr.. \. r ,sentlal slipp'd a flne
safe yesterday 10 E. E. Kirkland oil
Vuiturc
y Timber jointrd fellow WIS Cob
bi.d up on the street his morning
by officer Rogers and shut up /" o!
Z off.
Mr.. GAM had received to-day at
noon Il sui scriptIon of $l5) for the
purposes Of cn;ei tanning our Tucson
visitors.
Bv telegram TO Mayor Porter the
Mayor of Tucson and ii number OF
her lea ing citizens will visit us on
Sunday next.
Mayor WcIton has sold his resi-
d,nce at Mineral Paik AMI it Is in L
mate d hat he will go into business
al The \ edlcs.
= Trnnrarmc of ci tcTtainmcn' OF
oIr Tucson fritn IS 40 Ill he in or
der hv the committee who have that
p,rt of the railro d matters III
charge
Tombstone citizens are rushing
off 10 the newly discovered gold |
feds Of Lower California. Better
ssay at Ii pme and develop VIII It you
know you have, boys.
The imulci sc s.ore grain ware
hnuse of Mr.. J. Y Smith S re-
Giving the ,oof ard floor The roof
is snproritd on trus>es, mhich leaves
the whole interior space free OF sup
ports.
Indian Acen: Jackson arriv' d
from The Pima Re eiva'ion 'o-'.ay AT
noon spd wi make an If r t" h I'VE
the seven I dians not imme lia'ely
concerned in the attack on the Scars
iamilv rclea ed
The Crllins G. me1y C"mran'
will gve their entertainment ut
Minors Hall this cvenirg wi hout
fail. Several of the citizens hav-
interested themselves il the matter
ard a fair house is promised Turn
on, and -pend an hour in ieii"ed
cntert, rtainment,
Pr, scott is To have a mining boom.
Some TWO miles south of the Peck
mine, Secretary Van Arman reports
,n The .J0nraGl il strike in silver in
wh ch from Il shaft of the ordinary
sizc for ii man to work in and five
feet deer, ore has ben taken TO the
value Of $4,000.
The California Comedy Company
met with such poor SUCCESS last
uighi that the performance was post
poned. Phoenix Away has zen
poor place for such things and now
that there is IL fair entertainment
running free, it is more difficult Than
ever for travelling companies t. yet
in IL lick -
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

WILL PURCHASE OR AD-
w vance on gold and silver Bul-
lion. County bonds and warrants,
Discount commercial paper, rcci' VI
deposits repayabla on demand, un
dertakc collectors and transact
GENERAL linking BUSINESS
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

Mr. Cramer is putting the burrs
in order at the mill preparatory for
s;arlinE up in few days.
machine thre~hod about 300, 900
pounds of bari y last week
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

TIL. mails from the west ycster-
day we're d. lqyed I,y an accide"t TO
n freight train on the Tehachdpl
grade.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-05-31

-AMr. chs. Rtmpf of The Mexican
min on Cave G. eek came in yeS ter
ter,lay. He reror.s ma. te's fav1r-
ably.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-12-04
Mob Rule.

Wexford, Eng, December "a mob
last evening attacked the theatre in
which eyangelic services were being
held and attempted to burn the build
ing. The mob then took possession Of
the town and broke the windows In the
protestant church and in nearly all the
houses occupied by professionals. They
threatened to tear the dresses off the
women, and the gentlemen who accom-
panied them were stoned. Several
persons were severely injured. The
mob paraded the streets several hours,
singing, "God Save Ireland"