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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-10-04
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-Chihuahua, Mexico, city of %, 600
people, is now building its first street
railroad. A new State house and a
new mint are also in the course of con-
struction. They are being built of
stone. The blocks are being brought
in on huge wagons with wooden wheels,
the rims, or tires, of which are ten
inches wide. The oxen are voked al of
old. by the horns, and goaded by man
with a long stick with a sharpened nail
at the end of it. Blocks of stone weigh
ing fifty and seventy-fiye pounds each are
brought in on burro mules, saddle-bags
style. One burro trudges along under
two of these heavy blocks.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-10-04

-'sOne BY One the Roses Fall'' is
the poetic headline with which the
Pittsburgh telegraph caps the latest
Boston failure. ''Goat-hairs Swept from
Iodge-rooIn floors is what the head
liner OF . Cincinnati paper calls its
secret society itens.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1883-10-04

A Jury in London forbade . 49,. I'd
an the administration OF her own ,s ~
fairs because Of the peculiar plta la
form of her head, which they peifs''@
was an Indication of insanity,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06

6. 4. D. Lemon to-day leased
 lew hotel hich has been named
 Occidental to EfT. W. J. Alb
 who is experienced in the busi>
 s. and comes very highly recom- ended. He fssmerly lived in Ne |raska. He will start east, in bout ten days to purchase furniture for the house, which will be furnish ed throughout it's thirty five rooms with entire;y new sets and fine car peiirg. Everything about the house will be first class, and it is expected that the opening will take place about the 1st of February
 The Baptist festival yesterday was quite g success financially. Alb, ut si20 were cleared on the dinner,and at tLe social in the evening $1 ,025 were subscribed toward the erection of new chapel. The literary and musical exercises at the NJ. E. Church were of very pleasant character. and the song No Sir" by Jennie Bryan and Bertie McNulty biought down the house. It was very well done indeed, std showed careful training and also more than ordinary ability Tn thst line.
 bS The following was the program
 Hn. far as the literary part was ed M E Choir, Miss Monk Miss Dole; Instrumental
 c, Sarah Duckham, Song No
 1nnster A. McNulty and Miss
 .a; Reading Miss Dole
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
Mining Transactions.

During the past fifteen days the following mining transactions have been filed for record at the County Recorders office:
 c ". Hardy has transferred to W H. Thomas one half interest in the "Violet" claim in Cave Creek
 C. W. Hardy transferred to s. F :. Mack the Old Milk Ranch and also the Silver Peak mill sites or Cave Or eek.
 F. Moreno transferred to Thomas Sherman a one half interest in the Santa Cruz mine and one fourth interest in the San Francisco mine on Cave CT elk.
 VI. Rnmaad transferred to Thomas Sherman ct al. one>half interest in the Mount Christy mine, on Cave Creek.
 Wm. B. Benson transferred a ores sixth interest in the Bonanza mine, in Canyon del Gro. to Robert Mil> Reconsideration $2.5O0.
 "Spatted Fawn," located on the Gila by Geo. F. Kemper, ct al.
 "Emerald." located by Edward Cole, on Cave Creek,
 "Lessing," located by Andrew Shaffer ct al, Wickenburg
 "Hawkeye," located by J. H. Burger ct al, on Cave Creek.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06

strike him down with 9 knife, a weapon generally considered in an cient times, the weapon only of the assassin, seems to us incredible. He lies at she Hospital, where he is re- ceiving the best oE care, and we learn by the latest reports that there are some hopes of saving him not withstanGing the enormous amount of blood lost. He was stabbed in the left upper arm and the knife was driven with such force that it passed entirely through the arm, ses vering the right brachial artery and causing Q wound in the left breast.
 c. ". BEACH.
 Is too well known in thIs commu- nifty to need word from us. He was simply defending the rights of his own in legal way, and after the affray he did not draw any weapon until he had been attacked and re- ctived what was supposed at the Ii ne to be fatal wound, and then he fired but one shot, which plainly shows self defence was all that vas intended or desired. We do not be> lieve Mir. Beach's actions need any defence before fair minded men, but in view of the fact that he was for merly for long time the editor of the Miner, and the additional fact shat we always aim to give reliable news, we have sifted the facts with all the care one would apply to se> curing evidence, and our statements can be relied or.
 A very one sided extra has just been shown us as we write, and while there is not time to examine it now, It leads us to state the fact that q credible witness stated last evening in the presence of friends of MT. Beach that McAteer had said he would kill Beach if he won the water case.
 Mr. Beach received 9 severe wound on the left side of the neck, the knife barely missing the jugu- lar vein the width of the blade, al- most, nearer 10 the front would have let his life out before another sun as It is, he is resting easy and nc danger is to be applehended iron his wound.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
Territorial TwIgs |.
Pinal xants a shoemaker.

Pinal wants a shoemaker.
 Houses are scarce in St. Johns.
 Night sessions of the district court are being held in Prescott.
 Ninesy-fiv collars are on a sub scription list to buy flag for the Prescott Rifles.
 A farmer of Apache county, rais- ed ,5O0 bushels of cats without ir- rigation.
 4 Mexican woman at Bisbee. Ari> zona, gave birth to four children last week. The quartet were born alive, but died in a Sew moments af- ter birth.
 The Yankee Boy mine, near Pres cott, at a depth of five feet, con~ tributed to the Territorial Cabinet a $t,13f specimen of silver ore.
 Apostles Young and Grant, Presi dent J. N. Smith and Counselor L. II. Hatch, of the Mormon church, preached at Adairs, Apache county, on the 18th ult. Iu his address NIT. Young said that the Temple in Salt Lake City had cost S1,5OO,00 :.
 The Silver King company has now at Casa Grande the machinery for well-boring, and are going to sink 12~lnch well in the mill. Beside the Queen creek flow, they have now 6-inch well, 150 feet deep. They will go through the volcanic rock and will probably find abund- ant artesian water.
 Patrick Hamilton, in the "Resour ces of Arizona" says we have in this Territory 350OO Indians that occupy I7,S22 square miles of the rich est land in the country; 10 military posts, 26 churches 97 public schools, 6S0,OOO sheep, 31 800 horses, 13 600 mules, II 400 hogs, 28S,O0O head of years ago we had only 10000 head; and 69,O00 acres of land under cultivation.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
4 Phoenix Store .

Today the carpenters at work put, ting in shelving and counters and finishing up the handsome store room of Guss Ellis 6 Co. will con- pIete their work, and 2 handsome job it is. In the parts named IS a total of 8,S96 pieces, great and small, and almost innumerable joints. The gentlemen doing the work, Mir. A. H. Macdonald and MT. J. H. Carter, of Mesa City, have beer at work two weeks with some slight assistance. part of the time, in putting up shelv> ing and counters, and during that time have worked about nineteen days of ten hours each.
 The work is done in pine, Fed~ wood and cedar, and is very neatly put together, refiecting much credit CD those who have had the work in charge. The room is finished with rows of shelving and counter run> ming down each side for some eighty feet In the center and front portion of tIfs room and running back thirty feet has been erected 9 double bank of shelving, surrounded by very handsome counter. In the rear of this central shelving will be located a number of double tables for stacking goods. In ths rear of this salesroom and separated from it 5y low partition are the offices, one for the accountants and one for pri- Yate use. Tze room will be lighted by twelve chandeliers, and altogeth~ CT, when the painters have finished, will be the handsomest and most convenient selesroom in the Tcr~ ritory.
 Beneath the salesroom is a large cellar, as large s the room itself, and to the Yeer antf back of the offices win be a room devoted to the storage of goods, etc.
 There are TO handsomer acr more complete commercial establishments in the Territory and few out Of it, than the one va have partially and hastily described, and it is credit to the town, and goes q long way towald demonstrating the faith inc people have in our town and valley
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06

Sperm q atorrhna. Pr rostat orrha. Emissions, i'm mpotency Exhau stcd vitality. Premetur Decline. and EGsS OF Ez ANgK0OD rom whatever cause produced. It en riches and purifles the Blood, Strengthen the Nerves. Brain, Muscles, Dige ton, Reproductive Organs and PhY and Mental Faculties. It stops any Il natural facilitating drain upon the sysie preventing involuntary losses, debilita.ii' dren ms. seminal losses with the urine. ct 20 distructlve to mind and body. Itis sure climinator of all Kidney and Blaede ComDlaints. It contains no injurious in gradients. To those suffering from the veil effects of youthful indiscretions or ex- cesses Q speedy thorough and permanent cure ia Guaranteed. Price S2. per bottle or five bottles in case, with full direction and advice, S10. Sent secure from obse- v0tion to auy address upon receipt of price or c. O. D. To be had only oi DI. ,. D. SALFIELD, 2i6 Kearney St., San Francis co, Cal. Consultations strictly confden tial, by letter or at office, FREE. For the convenience fpatisr and in order to in sure perfect secrecy 1 have adopted a pri' vate address, under which all packages are forwarded.
 TIgHAII BOTTLE FREE.
 NOTlCE--I will send @ trial bottle of the REJUVENAT NATOR-saflc,cpt to show it's meTit-free ofcharge, to any enc afflicted applying by letter, stating his symptoms and age, Communications strictly con fdential-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
FIRED AT MCArEER

who, with half muttered curse, fell st he feet of O'Neill, his in tended victim, who lost no time in scuring the knife with which had done such terrible execution.
 With the report of the revolver reason seemed % assume it's way among the struggling men, and the fierce fig hting that had been ragin Q among the attorneys and their clients ceased, and all present turned thelr attention to the wounded men.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06


 years-such as loss Of memory, Lassitude Nocturnal Emission, aversion to cociety Di.sness Ofvis,on, noises 1R the hesJ, the vital fluid passing uuobaerved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead to in sanity and death.
 Dr. Mlntie will agree to forfeit Fi%e Hun- dred Dollars for case Of tfis klA.; the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatment will not cItre, or for any thing Impure or injurious found in t. Dir Mintie treats all private Diseassg s3ccess- fully without mercury. ConsuI sation free. A thorough examination and advice, in cluding analysis of urine, S5. Price of Vital Restorative, s bottle, or four times the quantity, SIC; sent to. any address upon receipt of price, Of c. O. D. secure from observation and In private nam if desired by 4. E. Mintie, Nj D., tso. Kearny ny St. San Francisco
 Sample bottle sent free on application by letter stating symptoms. sex and age. communications strictly coafidettial. Dr Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY EEPiIRErI- CUM. cures all kinds of Kidney an bladder Complaints, Gonorrh1s. ssIeet eucor hea For sale " all druggists; g bottle; Six bottles. 35.
 Dr. Mintie's DANDELIoN PILLS ere tho best and cheapest Dyspepsia and billions il the market. For sale by all druggfsts-
 ,1-1k
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
From Mondays Daily l

Mr.Geo. Wilcox, of Mcdowell, is in town today.
 A good rain fell all day Saturday III ihc mountains north of town.
 Maj Geo. A. Burlington, Of the srd Cavalry, is stopping at the Phde nix,
 Mir A. A Ward, who has been ill at Mcdowell, arrived in town yes> terday. He seems quite recovered. Arizona is to have Lire Stoct Journal to be published at Tucson by the Cameron Bros. The first is sue will be about the first of Janu- ary.
 A couple of Mexicans today noon | had a little discussion over team, with wagon stakes. There came very nearly being a fight till the second man got a club, then the matter cooled off.
 Mir Morgnette is down from the Bradshaws and reports the season exceedingly dry there for this tune of year. At the time he left neither snow or rain had yet fallen. Usually there is snow there by this time of year.
 The Thanksgiving sermon of the Rev. Chapman on Thanksgiving day is very highly spoken of by those fortunate enough to hear it, as dis courfe of extraordinary merit and the ablcst sermon ever listened to in Phoenix.
 On Friday night people in the Black Rock mining district saw an enormous meteor start on the southwestern heavens winch when it had nearly reached the horizon burst with tremendous repoH that jared the earth in that region and was heard at distance of thirty-five miles, measured by the time that passed between the bursting of the meteor as seen by witnesses and the hearing of the explosion.
 From Dr. Wharton, who returned last evening from trip to Castle Creek, we learn that on Saturday night the adobe roof of the residence of "Dick" Davis at Frog Tanks fell in, burying beneath it the inmates of the house some ten in mum Der, be> ing Mir Davis, his wife and five children, a man and wife stopping with them, and a Mexican. MT. l'Davis managed to release himself first and set 10 work to rescu3 those still under the roof. Fortunately no one was found seriously injured though one had been knocked sense 1 less for a time and Mrs. Davis was found with the heavy center beam of the roof lyIng across her body, but fortunately just where a curve oc- cured in the beam and which it confined her she was not in imme- diate serious danger. It took the men some three quarters of an hour 10 extricate her from the debrls and then il was fonnd that two or three of Der ribs had been fractured. The inmates certainly were very forum ate, especially so considering the fact that the wood portion of the roof | took fire from the s.ove.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06


 RFORD. Editor FridaSs paily l s of all kinds at the pds are showing up vecd has returned 10 eastern states. eter sails around S6 Not bad for the a Der.
 as plentiful as nsf demands has been in or three days eck.
 and wife of in town yes> n some days. most elegant pr boys and of the train but a few .Sd news are an encounter be Baptist dinner by Mrs. L. L. tiou by the beau eh 1t was decorat- md blue frosting tation.
 occupy the store by NJ. Jacobs S d T. Olsson will business into the d by Littman.
 eraham coun FDle property Is es- b.554Q q; amount of mon>, s15is22 county script D cent on the dollar. e wak arrested for dis cace yesterday on com- inaman whom he took s,ummel. Escalante s City Recorder Knapp and was discharged. stic Sheriff has been Republican community .cut, and there is great grand old party of the Republican wants to be Democrat
 nrietta Lenox is said to r, ,O00, 900; Miss. Catherine oaQ, Mrs. A. T. Stewart ey all live in New ne to get along . sharp has been chief firtations -. Css Tucson hus> their backs up. b desist, through Z lomise of warm he late |. C. Web g00 from tine Loco- ITS Brotherhood Mu- urance Association e made out yester- Knith, the secretary pr Tucson division, E.-Star.
 Is best known bon> e purchased heavy laijoioa mines, and W ,rk will begin on q very shofs time. oon be enjoying a t which has never ID this part If the bet the attention of sale of several ate in the valley pee on next Tues e court house in hort gages on the property is eligi~ See Sherif's Sale ministrator.
 hssed of yesterday our sosu. Most uses were closed at ie 6.evoted the af- Peasant gatherings of neighbors and friends hear of many about Sich were, of course, heharacter and fore ture Of Phoenix society.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
THE GREAT ENGLISH REmDY

IS a never la lin z ] cure for Nervous . Debility, Exhaust ] sedVitality, Semin- al " eakness, ,Sper- IDS orrhoea, Lost ! N Manhood. Impo- tency, Paraly is, ! P r 0 g t a atorrhaa
 and all the terri
 ole ea'e cts of selEa ahuse, youth-
 ful follies and ex-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
PRESCOTT COURT-R00M
 TRAGEDY.
McAfeer and Moore M0r-
 tally Wounded.
CHARLES BEACH WILL RECOVER
A Fun Account of the Desperate
 ARray.

From Saturday evening Miner we gather the following particulars of the Prescott tragedy:
 The most disgraceful scene that has ever occurred in Arizona took place at 10:30 a. m. today, in the open court of the 3rl Juiiciai Di> trict, where Chief Justice French was presiding, in the case of Kelsey vs. McAt. CT, involving the right to the use of certain waters of Kirk land Creek, for irrigation purposes, and which has been been pending for the past five years.
 Mrs. Kelsey, the plaintiff, IS widow and most estimable lafy and the mother in,law of Hon. C.. W. Beach. She owns a ranch in Kirkland Valley just adjoining that of McAteer, the defendant and as stated above, the case which open ed yes .erday was to secure for plaia- tiff her rights to the use of water of the creek flowing by both ranches, without which hers would be worth- less.
 During the trial question in vo!ving the admlssibility of certain testimony, arose, heated argument ensued, and the lie was given. In a second Attorney General Churchill and District Attorney Rush grap- pied, and while they were strug~ gling J c. Herndon, Rush's partner, who was assisting in the defence, threw an ink sand at the Attorney~ General. striking him in the face. During the occurrence of the events leading to the affray, the defendant, P. McAteer, became almost wild from excitement, and springing to his feet,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06
Dr. SPINNE!Y E!
-ARNY STREI
NO IT KEARNY 5 HE TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL DISEASES
 

TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
 DISEASES
 YOUNG MEN
 EETHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM " the efFerts Of youthful fOllies or in discretion vii. do well to avail themseiyes oi this, the greatest boon ever laid at the the altar Of srff-rinG humanity. Dr SefNNEY will guarantee 10 forfeit S55O for every case of Sem nal Weakness or private disease of any kind or character which he undertakes and lails to cure.
 MIDDLE AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuatiuns Of the bladder, often accom- panied by slight smGrting or burnin sensation and weakening of the system in manner tho patient cannot acconnf for. Cn examining the urinary deposits Q rOpy sediment will ofteu be founG and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or he color will be of thlE l<- isb hue, again changing to dark and or pid appFarauce There are many men he die of this difficulty, Ignorant of the cai C. which is the seconi sta of s m-Hal we k ness Dr.SpinncY will guarantee pert | cure in all such cases, and heslthyr toration Of the genito-urinary oTgrns.
 Office Hours-l0 to and 6 toS. Sundays from 10 to Il A. NJ. Consu ltation free Thorough examination and advice, s.
 Call or addre,s
 DIR. SPINNEY & CO.,,
 N Il Kearny street San Francisco,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-06

This Grca
 Rejuyza8fsElg Remedy and ' erVe FISsIc. is the legitimate res ult of twenty years of practe cal experience and CURES WITH uNFAuIFa eSR- TAINTY x Nervou
 and P hysics Debility, Sem
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-11-01
,uc,,,v srATr LAND OFFICE.


LANsI.u. Sclr. 18th. lS5.
Notice Is hereby given that the following dc
.cr:b. d swamp land. situate in Crawford cou,
uy hsreto.orS li,.-nSed liomesteads: when
and as reverted to ,he State. viii be RESTORED
q, market at this ON 'e November hh. lSi, pttsn
,'eio,.k n nv, and win he subject 10 sllo accord
Ing to the form prrssTibed by law.
lINOK s Mcneil. Commissioner.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-11-01

at $i75, 200.
Motion prevailed.
Moved by Sup. Connine that the
township of Grayling be equalized at
S575, 600.
Motion lost on call OF ayes and nays
AZ follows:
Sups. Connine, Dilley, James and
Coventry voted aye, Sups Fletcher,
Woodburn, Johnson and Revell voted
nay.
Moved by Sup. johnson that the
township OF Grove stand equalized as
reported by the committee.
Amended by Sup. Revel that all the
townships except Beaver Greek stand
eQualized as reported by committee.
Amendment to the amendment by
Sup. Connine that the township of
Maple Forest be equalized al 1926, GOO.
Sup. Rev.ll was called TO the chair,
The amendment to the amendment
being voted by yeas and nays, Sups.
Dilley, Fletcher, James, Johnson, Re
veil and Coventry voted nay, Sup.
Connine voted yea.
Motion lost.
Amendment being voted by yeas and
nays, Sups. Fletcher, Woodburn, r.
veil, James, Johnson and Coventry vo-
ted yea, Sups. Connine and Dilley nay.
Motion as amended prevailed.
Moved by Sup. Coventry that the
report of the committee on county
buildings be made n special order of
business at 2 o'clock the 18th.
Motion prevailed.
Moved by Sup Dilley that the board
adjourn until 10 o'clock Oct. .17th, to
give the committees time to complete
their reports.
Motion prevailed.
MORNING SESSION, OCT. II, 1883.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
J. j. Coventry in the chair.
Roll called, quorum present.
Minutes of yesterdays session read
and approved.
The following resolution was pre-
sented, AMI on motion OF Sup. John
son, was adopted;
WHEREAS. 1t appears that the tract
book for ;his county has not been cor
rected for some two years; therefore,
be il
ReSolred. That the clerk of this
board be and is hereby authorized tC
have such tract book brought down to
date, and the clerk and chairman are
hereby authorized TO draw orders fol
the payment of the same.
MARK S. DILLEY.
Moved by Sup, Dilley that the boarC
adjourn until 9 o'clock this afternoon
Notion prevailed.
AFTERNOON sESSION.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
j. J. Coventry in the chair
Roll called, entire board present.
Special order was taken up and tn
committee asked for further time t
complete their report, which wa
granted.
Moved by Sup. James that the cler
present to the board the reports froi
the township clerks of moneys propo'
cd TO be raised.
Motion prevailed.
Moved by Sup. Dilley that the state
ments of the several township clerk
be referred to the committee on a;
portionment, to be rpportioneJ
{ their respective townships.
Motion prevailed.
To be continued next week.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-11-01
$1,000 Forfeit.

daying the utmost confidence in its superiority
over Ali others and after thousands Of tests of
the most complicated and sevsrest cases we could
sor snv case Of coughs colds. sore throat nflu-
.r.u hoarSs moss bronchitis consumption ii It's
earlv stages whOcpng Coisgh. aud ali diseases oi
No oplv claim relief hat raht curr with
VESTS Cough Eyrup when taken according TO
ir-ctions Sample bottles 25 and 30 cents; large
! ottles 81; Genuine wrappers only in blue, Sold
hy all druggists or -cnt by express on receipt of
price. John G. West & Co.. sole propretors, III
and Is3 W Madison St., Chicago. III.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-11-01
NOTICE.

L. S Land Oflce Reed City. Mich,
October 9th. lHS3
Complaint having been entered at this efhce 10y
levi Decker against Levi lgmnn ior rh%pah %
,Louin9 his homestead entry No. 1928, dated June
I'D 1881 upon the II " q n and e %
section 10 township - n range W. in Crawtord
county. Michigan, with view TO tht cah,'rHa,'on @
SG ssid entry; the said parties nre hereby sum.
noned 10 appear at this office on the sist Say ot
November 1893 at / o'cltck p. M. To respond
aud Furnish testimony concerning said aio8eu
aba Bdonment .. -
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
WI C. MITCHELL Receiver.