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The most brilliant shades possible, on all
fabrics, are made bv the Diamond Dyes.
Unequallcd for brilliancy and durability.
10 cents.
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- Ia Il, Curtis, jeweler. corner OF Main and
speciality. '"
Watches, diamonds, fine gold jewelry
ladies' aud gents gold chains, rings, thin,
bles, ladies missses' children's gold, silver
and bangle bracelets, necklaces and locket,
Just received, new stock of gold and silver
INITIAL gold and silver lace pins, John Wol.
ianu's gold pens and holders, pencils
to9,hpicks, spectacles and eyeglasses In
ESId, silver, nickel, steel, rubber aud col.
..av. p FRAMES, silver and silver.platsd
Fine marble and gilt clocks. walnut
clocks, all new styles, with oatbrcaai
gOnEs, at corner Main and Pnrdraa ai.a.a.
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candles and all kinds of conscctions
Wholesale and retail. The only place IN
DALLAS where you can get fine home .mods
g yus. Dallas Confectionery company. 7iS
Elm street. Il. Reach, agent. ' 'i-
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HE TEXAS LAND AND MORT0AGE co.
OF LONDON.
This company Is prepared to loan money
q reasonable rates Of interest at nom one
10 five years time, secured by deed Of trust
ON improved lands. II will also negotiate
county, municipal, railroad and other
bonds, and act rs agents for non'resldents.
All communications should be addressed TO
q. IL. WHLLrsLEy,
General ..Managcr, Office Cos Main street,
Dallas, Texas.
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All Are Invited
70 eau at the Star machine Office and art
Rallery, 6i3 Elm street. The most attr,ct.
We place In the city. "'''"o''
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Z, All new shades velvetsano-i plushes
Bauman's 200 Kim street, ''
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Lumber and shingles
ior sale and cut on short notice. Corrs.
Bondence solicited. Address John Z.
Booty, Hallville, Texas. '''" -
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"a, The ever whole.soulrd and chiyslrou, a.
W. Ricke,scn, wasahsehie, keeps always
on hand the very beet Of wines, LIQUORS And
SS,gars. Especial brands Tor the lovely
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a. wet nurse. Apply at DR.. Eagan's resi-.
aen nc corner Of Bryan and Olive streets, OF
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regardless OF cost, w SUN
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LOCAL NEWS.

LuMnKa--We have the largest and best
assorted stock oflumber in the mark ct and
will at all times compete In prices. Come
and SEQ us before purchasing. Yard near
Howard Oh Company.
GRIrrlrus & CowsER..
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al and below cost. "'s so''
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That every business man In tho city roo,
70 the Brunswick billiard hall and saloon
rom ~ o'clock a. m. TO 4 o'clock n. m ?
Because they get the. most Substantial
lunch In the city. Because they vet Tho
hnest cigars, and because Frank Caithorn
anu Jessie Barton treats everyone politelv
and has no cheap ar tcles In the house.
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4 M y esors, fancy feathers, at Baumans, 7ot
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Smoke Duke OF Durhns Gross cut. n,
In the world. ''
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norsford's Acid Phosphate n Valuable

DR.. O. G. Olmstead, Milwaukee, Wiscon.
sin, says; 81 have used IL in my practice
ten years, and consider 1t valuable nerve
tonicn
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|. IA q ne Board X Trade room -:
! ssnni,lss On )dbscrlpsiOns, lPpc'nAssd
" z :nS:,, TspS sss, s nsss w. g.
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Fish, Eggs aud butter
constantly on hands at 1907 Elm street.
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"A Stern Reality,

You can purchase Eoodsat Crystal Palace
at fabulous low prices.
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suit you.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20
Miscellaneous.

About 1,0f0 coal miners near Pirtspurg- ",s ordered to .riSe,
 Sehast,ne Beck CT ert'y retv' aed to St. Louis a ,ec nree years cap tivity am org inc : opss
 Italian ani Ne. 9 leborers have been fgn, ns at New co 2. Pa sev veYal of ,oe larer ws~e w"nnoed
 Fourteen tnousani Yorkshire miners are idle in consequence of strike of colliery boys, 1 A resolution was introduced in the Virginia senate Wednesday call ing on Malone to res.gn.
 Senator Ingalls, is bringing fos- ward bill 10 regulate the wire fence business on tb iron ,er
 Nashville has been S. e-,ed as the next place of meeting for the farm erss congress.
 The p,'oce of Wat has teen re elected grsnd master of the g-snd lodge of Ftee Masons ID E1gland.
 The 6ep5 conn. s>'oner of in> terna; 1evrcue estimates lnterual tags for the corrent fiscal year at $13O 0oO 900.
 Tire U. s. snpreme court has dc> sided in favor of JeTt son Davis lhe contested will case in winch he was D es ed.
 The main bn ding of the New Orleans exoa.; ,on is 10 be 1,5O0 feet ,rrg aod 900 'eet " de, toe lar ge>t ever prec ed except the one in Lc norc in 1869. New Haven Conn. 'he saivat on army has ooen.y deied tue au,ho ties.
 Church property to the extent of S5,0OO is exempt from taxation in Washington Territory.
 The number of government pen sioners is 17,961 larger than it was at this time last year.
 Women compose the principal part of the California Silk Culture Association.
 Territorial Treasurer Butler in~ forms us that he will have ample funds on hand January 1st to pay the coupons due on our $25O 900 of Territorial funded indebtedness, and that by Februry 1st he will be prepared to pay all outstanding Ter~ ritorial warrants on the General Fund Upzon.
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The French Prune.

The French Drune is one of the most profitable that can be set out, and for which most of the soil in the valley is well adarted. We will relate the experience of gentleman near this city who has sixty trees
 which were set out seven years ago.
 yearlings on almond stock. Last year he sold $225 worth of dried fruit from them 8 cents, besides a large quantity that were canned, eaten, and used by his neighbors. One hundred and thirty four of these trees are usually planted to the acre, so that they would pay, six years after planting, at the rate per pound above mentioned The usual price paid for French prunes is 19 cents per pound, and an acre would thus bring $1,000 05 every year, They did not bear as well this year as last, but the product of the 50 treeswas 2,059 pounds of dried pAdlA1oy NCIC oOlNi a CtllS, |, ano could have been sold a 1215 cent-. The trees should be set out eighteen feet apart, and they will bear in five years. h France the packers are paying the producers more for their fruit than is paid here, so that there is no prospect Of the price decreasing, but ou the con trary, a prospect of an increase. Warren Duton set out 9O,00O trees on his plcae just west of here last teason, and thinks this can be made q prune center, if those setting out orchards will cooperate, and that will be a great advantage to sall in~ terested. This variety IS very re> gular bearer, the fruit is very evenly distributed over the tree, and they seem never to have aD "off year."- SantG R3sG Democrat
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20
A DcrIng Ride.

One night a Carolina Judge had
 been out very late and on his return, after stabling his horse, he kept vigil even later with some sym. pathetic friends. On rising in the morning and descending to to break fast room, his throat very dry, what was his surprise to find a demijohn that stood on the table in similary arid condition.
 "Sambo."
 "Take this jock-saddle the mare and ride down to the Corner and get it filled as quickly as you know how. Do you hear ?''
 "Y-yes, sah."
 His order given, and tue slow and stu!terIng Sambo out of the room, the thirsty son of Bacchus and Min erva sat himself down, watch in hand, to await the committing of his commission. Two minutes, :" he murmured, brokenly, gasping as chickens do when their porr,dge is too dry-the mare is hrldled-sad- dled-and Sambo is on her back Now he is down the path. out the gate and on the highway. Good old Bessy, How she flies alongl Now they are by the willow tee. Now they are crossing the brook-now- and now the two miles are finis he'd andthey are at the store. Two minutes for the boy to finish waiting on the cu-toners already theTe-two minutes to draw .he-for Sambo, and it is on the way. Here i, comes Over the brook and by the tree. along the road-aloDg the lane through the gate-up the path-and here ii is with Samho!" Il sa ay, m~assa, cant find thad ere bridle any wha! Why, h-h-ere it is massa, behind yo' chairl Guess you must ha' bringed it in last nightI',
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Bids for County Printing.

N OTICE is hereby given that ,he ~ Boa q of Supervisors of Maricopa county vii l., on the I4th day of Janu- ary, z D., ISS4, at their office ir the cifv of DhOenix, at 10 o'clock. m.. of that day, receive sealed bids for doing the county pr nt:ng for lhe year A. D 1891, at so much for each and every qrarte'. Said bids must be for doing ALL printing ft the county, including the publishing of delinquent ax list and all publica- lions required by law to be made by county officers, slI blanks, receipts, war rants, and minutes and orders of the Boald. The pc, son 10 whom the contract is awarded will be require d 70 give good bond for S1 ,000,
 Board of Supervisors reserve the right to reject any and all b ds.
 By order of Board, this IS h of Dec. 1888.
 FRANK COX. Clerk,
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Our government has official notice that the Indians have abandoned the Sierra Madre and gone to thelr quarters in the United States. If this be true, for the sake of human> itY and it's own honor that governs ment ought to see to 1t that they are not allowed to make these reservat- lons merely winter quarters to rest and recruit until spring ana then sally forth into Mexico for the usual season of robbery, murder and rapine. Aside from the interest both governments have in ending Indian depredations, the questions of human life demands that more rigorous watch and care of che United States indians by United States agences should be observed. -ChihuGjsuG MGil.
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Bids for County PIsysi-
 elan.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the 1N Board of Supervisors of MaIieopa county will, on the 4tfa day of ,Banu- ary. "A. D.. LSS4. at their office in the city of Phoenix, at 10 o'clock a. m. of that day, receive sealed bids for medical at tendance TOT and on all county patients, to attend all patients in county hospital, and to attend on Probate Conrt to exam ire insane persons, aud to furnish all medicine and medical tterdance for all county patients whatsoever, incIoding county prisoners and all persons confin ed in any place who may be indigent or un- able to employ physician for them selves. Bids are to be for the whole year 1884, at a certain sum for each and every quarter. All or any persons wh bids may be accepted will be required to file wi h the Board a bond in the sum Of One Thousand Dollars with good and sufficient sureti s that he or they will1aiIhfnIly discharge their contract
 The Board reserves the right to rsject any and all bids.
 By order ofthe Board of Supervisors.
 FRANK COX, Clerk.
 Dec. IS 1883.
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 The trial at San Francisco, whe . rein the woman Hill claims to be the wife Of Senator Sharon, show s that in California, as in other states g marriage is legal even ii it is a mere contract. There is no reason in this. Why should any marriage be legal unless 1t is duly recorded IS the law provides? Secret marriages are a fine scheme for black kmail and illegitimacy. The marriage record at the court house ought to be the legal test, as it is the legal test of real estate transfer It is too sacred a matter to be left to hap-hazard methods.-Inter-O O;ean.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20

South America is destined to be the next great besf-prodncing re- zion of the word. It is estimated that in two years from now the number of cattle in the Argentine Confederatiod will number 2S,0O0, O0O, against B 100000, in 1877 The enormous increase in nnmber of cattle has brought down tie price so that good fat steers are selling at S6 to SS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20
FerrftorieI TVvigs

Thirty tons of Vekol ore, workeed at the Benson smelter, yielded over $4OO per ton.
 The Golden Rule mine on the east side of the Dragon mountains, returns a monthly profit of $23,o00.
 Logan is the name of the new town laid out at the Quiio,oas.
 Gibson and Murphy are being brought to Tucson for trial for the murder of Levy. They were cap- tured at Fenuer between Mohave and the Needles. They escaped from Tucson in October, 1882, at a general jail delivery. Casey, who escaped with them, was caught at Fl Paso; Mover was caught at Den yer; and now Murphy and Gibson have been caught at Fenner.
 The parties killed by mistake near Clifton by Olguin's posse were Am~ ericans, and the posse Mexlcans.
 The Lordsburg Aduaucs joins in the cry for an investigation of Gen :. Crooks conduct on a charge of in : competency.
 Agen4 Wilcox has returned to San Carlos.
 The Howard company will sink 400 feet further on the South Pic, neer mine, near Globe.
 Old Dominion shipments for last week were 437 bars of copper that weighed 127 ,405 pounds. A new 2O-ton smelter has just been received and the company will soon have three furnaces in operation.
 The reported robbery of R. H. Porter, at Lordsburg, was wholly without foundation.
 One hundred tons of Dosoris ore, near Prescott, netted $4,3OO, after shipment to Pueblo, Colorado.
 A man by the name of s. H. Me Creary has been placed in the Pres colt hospital with feet frost bitten and legs badly lacerated. He had been lost in Bill Williams mountain for eighty-four hours without food or fire.
 Its reported that the Gunsight mine has been sold to an English company.
 The Enterprise predicts that nar> row gauge railroad will be built to the Quiiotoas within year. The distance via the copperosity route is. seventy miles.
 The amount of bullion shipped from Tucscn, last year, through Wells, Fargo 6 Co, is $t44,780 .45
 Sheriff Ward returned last even ing from Deming with "York" Kel- ly, who, it is claimed, is one of the B sbee murderers. Upon his arrival an Epitaph reDortef had good look at nm, but fails to recollect having seen hlm in this neighoorhood be- fore. He is about five feet ten inches in height, dark complexion and eyes. and apparently about 25 years of age. When brought in he had on 8 dark suit of clothes and black hat. It IS sad the aut1orie ities have convicting proof of his coDplicity in the Bisbee affair. If so they very jndicionsly keep it to themselves.-Ep EpstAhp.
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NO. 3O54.
Treasury Department.
OFFICE OF COMP rReLLER
 OF THE CURRENCY, {


 WASHINGTON, Sept. Fist, 1883. WHEREAS, by satisfactory evi- dence presented to the undersigned it has been made to appear that 'The First National Bank of Phoe- nix," in the town of Phocnix, in the county of Marieopa and Territory of Arizona, has complied with all tie provisions of the revised Statutes of the United States required to be compiled with before an association shall be authorized to commence the business of banking,
 Noao therefore I, John S. Lang worthy, acting Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that "The First National Bank of Phoe nix," in the town of Phoenix, in the county of Marlcopa and Territory of Arizona, is authorized to commence the business of banking as provided in section fifty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United States.
 0o Ta testimony schereof wit 1 sp ness my hand and seal
 AH of office this 21st day Of e~~@ September, 1883.
 J. s. LANGwoRTHY, Acting Comptroller of the Currency
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Boston HiOOds.

MT. c. S. Hollis. Veterinary Sur geon, Boston, Mass, certifies that he has made .he great pain -cure, St.. Jacobs Oil, the sole remedy in his practice for horse ailments, and cons siders it superior to any cure he has known in forty years. He tried the same great pain bani sher on bimself for rheumatism and by which he was completely cured.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20

A little over one year a go, flag gin. Head & Hearst purchased the
 warm springs ranch of Richard Hudson, which IS situated about four miles northwest of the celebra,e ed hot springs. After pu chasing the ranch, they put a wire fence around a considerable tract of land below the ranch purchased. and through which tue waters from the warm springs flowed, claiming that the wire fence was sufficient im- provment to hold the land, which we believe was also claimed by the Texas Pacific railroad under their grant. As soon as Secretary Teller rendered hIs decision that the Sonth- ern Pacific had no claim to the Texas Pacific grant, and that the land was subject to homestead or ene try, Morris Cloney and George Speers cut the wire fence and laid claim to 320 acres ef land A suit was then commenced by Haggin. Head & Hearst, and the case was de- clded in favor of Cloney and Speccs 1 before justice GIvens.
 Another, and simular decision to the one above has been rendered st the present term of court in favor of Jack Williams aud against MT Tho mpson on the Mimbris river Sil0er City Enterprise.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20

J. ADDISON REAvIs, the gentleman who claims to have paid sharp Missouri widow $3O,OOO @ for the privilege of gazing from afar on the promised land q. e. Peralta grant, is in town. Britton A. Hill gathers in the game if any one does. Reavis beats the bush well, however, and presumably receives full recompense in the fun he has.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20
Out Of the Jaws .

TOLEDO, o.-The Express says A prominent merchant who was at the point of death from what the physicians pronounced kidney and spine trouble, has been cured by St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-banisher.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20

HhOIe Tickets. $e: Hntf Tickets, SI Is Tickets $5c; 55 Tickets, &IO0.
 Remit money or Bank Draft in Letter. or send by Express. DON'T SEND BY R E. GISTERED LETTER OR POST OF FfCE ORDERS, until further mo- tice ORDERS of S5 and upward by Express, can be sent at our ex- pense. Address all orders to
 J. J. Douglas, Louisville, Ky -< st-tu-th&W
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20
Stock PastuFed

A ND FED all the hay A they can eat, at S3.25 per month, or 124 cents per day
 E. o. S1oouM, Dec. 19, If
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A young man who claimed to be a son of ex-Attorney General Ham ilton and railroad surveyor, has been swindling the people at St. Helena, Napa county, c Californla.
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27th, 1883.
ALnwruI Lottery and Fair.

ALawfuI Lottery and Fair
 Drawings
 Chartered by the Legislature of Ky. and twice declared legal by the highest court in the State. Bon given to Henry coun- ty in the sum of $l00.000 for the prompt payment of all prizes sold.
 A Revolution in single Number
 Drawings. " EveJy ticket holder his own us- pervisor, an call out the nun Der on his ticket and see the cor responding number oH the tag placed in the wEeel Tn his presence. These drawings will occur on the last Thursday of every month, Read the magnificent
 December Scheme.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20

DAMIANA makes the old young and tho weak strong and healthy.
 All wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell Damiana Bitters. You WILL never have a sour storl 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 G oldman's.
 For a 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.
 4 carload of the noted Studebaker wagons at Goldman's.
 A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia = Damiana Bltters.
 For health, strength and vigor' drink Damiana Bitters.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20

Santa Rosa island of the cost of California, contains 74,00o acres, owned by one mar, who keeps 60,> 900 sheep. His wool clip last June was 415, GOO ponnbs.
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BORN.

T4OMAS-In Phenix, Arizona December, IS, 1883, to the wife of w H. Thomas, of Cave Creek, a daughter.
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Letter List.

Unclaimed letters remaining in the postoffice at Phoenix, Arizona, Dec. 17th, 1883:
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For Sale.

A N IMPROVED FARM of16o acres. five A miles we of town; one half mila south of the Grand Canal Prfce $65O.
 -3Apply to W. OLIVER ISAAC. S24UU
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or Sale.

OOACREs oFTHE BEST WHEAT 4OO Land in the Valley, 10 mi es west of Phoenix. all in cultivation. good Houses. Stable, Blacksmith shop. and A well of water. Price, 5000.
 LSO, THREE WATER RIGHTS IN A the Grand Canal. rice each $500 Oan ACRES A l BAND. UNIM- Q AO proved. Price, ss5e .OO0- FSNWO WATER RIGHTS IN GRAND 4 Canal. Price, each. $500. 1n HEAD OF MULES AND TAR 1Ns ness and three Freight Wagons, Price, ssi .5OO-
 Apply to
 j30f tTsl. ISAAC.
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NONSENSE OF A CRANK.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

PORTLAND, Dec. 1S,-Suit has been instituted in the United States circuit court here by Mrs. Minnie Heinrich, wealthy resident of Min nesota, against the Pullman Palace Gar Company of Chicago, for the recovery of S25, ,50O for personal damages received while en route to Oregon, when she met whth very serious accident. It seems that the porter in passing through the sleeper occupied by her dropped a pistol which he was carelessly carrying in his hand. The weapon was dischar- ged and the ball passed through the lady's leg, inflicting very painful flesh wound. The case will be one of much interest as it involves the vexed ques ion of the responsibility of corporations for the acts of its employees.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-20
Town Property for s ale.
Lots 4 and G in Block 8
 Lots 2 and 4 in Block G6 Lots z. 9 andII in Block S2

The above elieible property for sale at a bargain. Having returned from the cast for the purpo @ of selling some of my sold if desired
 J D. MONIHON. PHoEsIx, A. T Nov. ', 1888.