Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
From Wednesdays Daily.

c. II. Recum displays fine side
 walk show case full of fine goods 8
 hls place of business.
 We are today in receipt Of MI
 Wm. Niles Stock Book, 8 work o
 120 pages, published at Los Angole
 Price 50 cents.
 The county line between Pima, ,ant
 Pinal is agaln being surveyed,
 seems the work as done some tim,
 since was not according to contrac
 and was not accepted.
 A peasant named James Zygelor
 has just died at Odessa, aged 14' iyears. His son is still alive at tho l age of 115; he has grandson ol
 eighty-five, and a great grandson
 of forty years.
 The indebtedness of Graham county
 is $23,2 3,25O; taxable propertyis estima
 ted at $62O,000; amoont of money in
 treasury S15,s22; county script is
 selling at 80 cents on the dollar. | Apostle Brigham Young and He i Der J. Grant are en route to New
 Mexico and Arizona, to preach the i doctrines of Mormonism to the In. ,, dian, who, it is said, are. being rap idly converted.-Chanspi0n. As soon as the carload of over- coats ordered by Shumaker arrives, { every good looking customer who will get his hair cut, shave and shampoo, will be presented with a $75 fur -lined ovcrcoat as Christ mas gift.
 The president has mitigated the sentence of dismissal in the case of Lieutenant Calonel Morrow to sus- pension of rank and command, with less of halfpay for one year, and reduction in lineal rank to the foot of tue list of lieutenant-colonels- Republican
 Through the courtesy of Col. Chlisty cashier of the First Nation al Bank, we were yesterday presents ed with "No. l." Sheet "D" Series "A." five dollar bill, currency of the new bank. It knocked the wind completely out of us so that only now have we sufficiently recovered to express our thanks.
 A MT. Knight rode into Cleburne, Texas the other day, on a horned horse. The animal is in every re- spect well formed two year cid colt, except that his two horns, a. bout fifteen Inches long, growing from the top of the heal. The curi- osity is to be sold to a Northern snowman.
 To quiet the alarm of the public as to the immediately dangerous character or the brands of Baking Powders containing Ammonia and Alum, In unsafe quantities. Scient- ists say that if proper care is exer- cised moderate use of either may not prove perceptively srmful. The brand that is pure and wholesome is Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
 The report got abroad last even> ing that q telegram had been receiv> ed here announcing the death of A. A. Ward, the we'll known cattle man of Tonto Basin at Fort Mcdowell. On inquiring we learn that no such dispatch has been received. A gentleman came in from Mcdowell yesterday morning who brought word to MT. J. B. Kelley that Ward was sick at the post and that wished MT. Kelley to come out, and probably from this story the rumor started.
 The plan in Kentucky of educat- ing young colts and Allies to trot fast, is as followi: A thoroughly broked riding horse, that can be easily controlled at almost any rate of speed, is used by an excellent rid CT, who takes the young thing by the side of his horse and accustoms them to trot. The colts have bri dle upon them, with the reins a lit- tie longer than are generly used for riding bridles. The reins are on each side of the neck of the colt, and are held firmly in the hand of the rider and the colt trained to keep a little in advance of the horse ridden. A few lessons suffice to teach the colt wh at is wanted of it, and, as its speed developes, it is allowed to trot faster. As it carries no weight, and pulls no load, the task is not hard one, and if judicious trainer holds the reins no harm is likely to occur from this kind of traiuing The to trot is cultivated. and the trotting functions are educated and developed. After the colts are two or three years of age this plan is dropped, and the light sulky and skeleton wagon are used. ..