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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
Col. Morrow Dismissed.

By Eastern advices the result of the Morrow court martial has been ascetained. Colonel A. P Morrow has been dismissed from the service for drunkness. It leaked out here after the session of the court that It took no little time to settle the qes~ ton of his guilt and fix the punish> ment. Several ballots are said to have been taken before unanim ous vedict was reached. The result was kept secret, and the proceedings of the court sent to Washington for ap
 proval, where they were examined and approved by Adjudent General
 Drum and received the official ap> proval of President Citisen.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
r.sE GoLD.N WEDDING.
The Venerable Caivin Coa,s and Wife Celebrate the Fiftseth Anniversary of their
 Marriage.

On Saturday evening last occurred m event of somewhat more than or diuaiy interest Tn the celebration ot the rather unusual occurrence of golden wedding, the point that marks half century of welded bliss.
 The high contracting parties on this occasion were the venerable Calvin Goats and lsdy, father and mother of cur esteemed fellow citi- zep, the Hon. Geo. F Couts.
 Fifty years ago, November 17ih, 1883, this happy couple first joined hands and gave their mutual proms ises to 'love, honor and obey" and as all these years have fitted by, time has dealt gently with them and brought its full fruition of joys till o-day, with scarce f culty impair ed, they repeat the vows of early man and womanhood, looking back ward full of joy and forward full of faith.
 The company were gathered at the family residence of the good people by eight o'clock, and the exercises of the evening began by the reading of a poem suitable 10 the occasion by the Rev. e. L. Pearson; this was followed by appropriate singing by some select voices. Another poem WAS read when the Rev. G. Fl Adams, after few eloquent and fitting remarks, proceeded to renew with golden inks the tender bonds of half century ago. The hearty congratulations of the assem bied company followed and the remain der of the evening was spent in conversation, music. singing and the gastronomic discussion of an abun dant collection of edibles, among which was an elegant wedding cake, numerous pieces of which went home in pockeis to assist the young people Tn t1clr dreams
 The occasion was exceedingly pleasant, and the guests departed with many a sincere wish for the welfare of the aged and hari y couple.
 A number of appropriate gifts were presented.
 Among these present were the Reverends G. H. Adams and c. l.. Pearson, MT. and Mrs. Calvin Goats, MT. and Mrs. Geo. F. Coats, Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Hancock, Mir. and Mrs. w. F. McNulty, Mir. and Mrs. Ohas. Goldman, MT. and Mrs. Frank Cox, Mir. and Mrs. N. A. Morford, Mrs. Hollenbeck. Mrs. Shriver and daugh- ter, Miss Dole aud MT. Winters.
 We have room for but a portion of one of the poems:
 Long the path yoa have walked together,
 Sometimes rongh and hard to climb; Springsime's glow and wintry weather
 Marriage bells-and f1nernl chime. Faltering under weight Of care,
 Sometimes losing sight Of hope;
 Yet reaching, hand in hand, the tair That leads to life's declining slope. With clear-eyed visi, n backward cast,
 The broken arches yol can trace: The rugged milestoncs you have passed To reach to-day's abiding place. You scan the prints on memory's sAnds,
 Recall the thoughts of long ago; And as again you cles2 your hands, The white of half century's snow Upon your heads has drifted down; Yet scarce cloud is floating o'er- And children's lovc-affection's crown Replaces bridal robes you wore When s'faithful unto death" was said, With all its hope, and faith and doubr, The futuIe pilgrimage to thread, Which now behind you stretches out.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
Mtning- Transactions |.

Within the past fifteen days cons siderable number of mining transas- lions have occurred which woull at least indicate that Mari copa county. people have conf dence in her mineral resources, as z.he transactions have mainly been among our own citizens We give only tn ose occurring from the 1st to the 10th instant.
 J. c. Norcross sold the eastern ex- tension of the "Gold King" situated in the Aztec district. to G ". Webb.
 Jas. ". McGinnis soli the Lost Angel" situated in the Winnifred -6I Wct 10 D. Nj cGInnis.
 h. Evlsion, the "Canyon," on Cave Creek. to Thomas Sherman.
 M.P. Richardson, 8 one-half in. tsr, st in the Richardson Claim," on Cave Greek, to Thos. sherman.
 G. R. Roberts and A. H. PcebIea, a one-half interest in the "Joscph- inc" Cave Creek, to Thos. Shernen.
 The following locations have also been recorded within the time men, toned:
 Mine on Cave Creek. by George Monroe. H. Coles. and B. Genung
 "Taplin," by Nm. .TAplin, Csye Creek.
 "The Star Ron'e," by Chas Fiem> lng and W. w. Jones. Cave Creek
 Mine by J. S. Gossett aud Alex stetnegger, on Cave Creek.
 North Red Rover" on oamn : ceo..k hr & IL Thor.
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E. Rood, Plaintiff,
 Vs.
 NJ ". Kales, Admins trator of the Estate
 of J. M. Bryan. deceased, Defendant. Order ot sal and Decree ot Foreclosure:
 Under snd by viitur of an O. der of sale and decree of foreclosure issusd out of the District Co Tt of the Sec ond Judicial District of the Territ " of Arizona. in and for .he County of Mar ieona- on the 9th day If ovembcr A. D. 1SS3, in the above entitled ac' ian. wherein E Rood the above named plaintiff. ob- ialnfd judgmes and d. cree againtt M " "A les adfnlnlstrstor of the estate or J. Nj Br, an, deceased, d fendart On the 17i h day Of Oc5obsr, A. D. 1888. which rald decree var on the said 17th day of October. !. D 1883. duly recorded in Judg mem Bo' k ''B of sail Court, pages 42 tr 46 am comman ed to sell. All thar cer- n1n lot piece. or parcei of land situate. lylng and hein. in ihe County of Marico- pa, Territory of Ariz. na. described as fol- lows. to-wit:
 The northeast qua ter of the south vest Quarter and the south half of the -outh- west quarter of section seven @ and the nor h at on; Ter of t 6 norrhw' si quar- Fer Of section eighteen C1S), -wnship One N) nolth uf Rsngs T rec 6 ST of the Gila and Salt R yer meridian and If tn. dist icI of snds s'.bj-ct to ale at th-' [ S l. nd Office Al incson. Arizona, tngeth- CT ~ith all and singuar he tenement hered anent and pHrtenances here unto belonging or in anywise ap;,~r ain
 Notice i hereoy given that on Tu, s.la the 4th day oi cember A. p. 1853, at | o'clock in he forenoon oi that day. Y front of The courthouse of saii county ii the Ci'y of rh9nx, T.. will, in ob.. dience 10 said order Of sale ard decree f for closure, sell the above described property, CT so m. ch the' eof ss may b. necessary t. satisfy plant frs judgms m wi h in crest thereon and cos.s. to the ighest al q De bidde' fo; cash Tn lawful money of the United States.
 l.. H. u-RNE P, Sheriff FRGux. <. T., Nov. 12. iss3, td
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years-such AS loss of memory, Laesitude Nocturnal Emission, aversion to society, Di.1ness of vision, noises lR the hes l, the vital fluid pas sing unobserved in the Urine and many other diseases that lead to sn sanity and death-
 Dr. Mntie will agree to forfeit Five Hun dred Dollars for case of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advice and treatmentl will not cure. or for any thing Impure or injurious found in it. Dr. Mintie treats all private Diseases success- fully without mercury. Consultation free. A thorough examination and advice. in- cluding analysis of urine, $5. Price of Vital Restorative. 8 bottle, or four times the quantity, Sl0; sent to any address upon receipt of price. or c. o. D. secure from observation and In private nam If desired hy 4. E. Mintie, M D., No. Kearny ny St. San Francisco.
 Sample bottle seat free on application by letter stating symptoms. sex and age. Communications strictly Confidential.
 Dr Mintie'a KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRErI- CUM, cures all kinde of Kidneyan bladder Complaints, Gonorrhna, Gleet Ieucorrhea For sale " sil druggists; S1 bottle; Six bottles. S.
 Dr Miniie's DANDELIoN PILLS gre the beet and cheapest Dys pepsia and bilious i1 the market. For sale by all druggists.
 jani.1ti.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
The new store room of Guss Eli

The new store room of Guss Ellis & Co. was lighted up last evening for the first time and workmen were
 busy till far into the night in put~ ting up shelving. The work is be, ing pushed now with all possible speed that the work of moving their immense stock of goods into the new quarters may begin as soon as possible in order to get every thing in shape by the first of next month. The Hew store is lighted by tweve chandeliers of two lights each and the effect in the evening is fine S-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
[ From Mondays Daily. l
Thcrmometer s2.
 Mining men are husy.

Thermometer S2.
 Mining men are huey.
 Thank giving approaches
 Mir. N. T. Jennings of Big Bug is in town to-day.
 Capt. c, H. Cherry, returned to Cave Creek y sterd y.
 Frederick & Hill received a large invoice of kitchen furniture this morning..
 We learn that work has begun on section of the Arizona canal about eight miles above town.
 An occasional water melon still in the ma ket, also srme fine peach es from Mrs. Bryant's orchard.
 The coming race will take place on Dave Balsz's new track. It is said to be one of the finest race courses OR the coast.
 A traveller who visited Egypt and the Holy Land, says he heard S,. Jacobs Oil. ths great pain-cure praised as blessing.
 The Morning Breezee, tie new daily psper made it's debut ihIs morning. It begins modcs;ly ana hopes for greater things.
 Rothrock has taken in a partner in the photographic business and the firm is new Rothrock & Barnett MT. Barnett is from Mesa City.
 Tom Sherman has received a car load of whiskey. He has two espe- cially fine brand Long Cred it," and Free" A barrel of each is on lap at Bob's Palace.
 Mr. Thornton of the Cox tS Nor> cross canal company, returned from the canal on Saturday evening as did also Messrs. Cox and Mauk of the same company on Sunday even ing
 The Sentinel thinks it has got onto a sensation in the shape of separa ton of two Yuna's worldwide, |" known citizens. No names are given but the Sentinel sheds a tear of re. gret.
 Mir. North Wilcox of Mcdowell. returned from a visit of several months in the east this morning The change did him good physical ly and lie has lost none of his favor genialiiy.
 An elegant cabinet built by Mir. ". c. Collier is on exhibition at the Bank Exchange. It is one of the finest pieces of workmanship we have ever seen. There is certanly no necessity for going to San Fran cisco for furniture with such work men in our midst.
 We are today favored by the Hon. Put Hamilton with a copy of his "Resources of Arizona" nicely printed pamphlet of 275 pages and which differs from such compila> iions in one respect in very marker degree-its statestics and statements will be found to be very conservatl- we and frequently under drawn ra- iher than overdrawn. The de crip- tions Of locations arc drawn in warm colors but the facts are given as they exist. The work is a credit to it's author and will be of great value to the Territory. Maricopa Couaty is finely written up.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
A Card of Thanks.

Mrs. Wm. Nj. Buchanan desires to extend her sincere thanks to the many friends who so kindly extend cd their aid and earnest sy mpathy to herself and family in their late affiiction. Their kindly ministra- tions were much solace in her first hours of grief and trouble.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
Military Orders.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT,
 WHIPPLE BARR CKs,

WHIPPLE BARR CKs,
 PRESCOTT, Nov. g.
 A General court martial is ap- pointed to meet at Fort Lowell, A. T, at II o'clock a. n on Monday, the 19th day of November 1889, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for the trial Of Private Daniel Wall, Company l, First Infantry, and such other prisoners as may be bought before It.
 DETAIL FOR THE COURT.
 Major c. H. Carlton, Tn ird Cav airy; Capt J. B. Girard, Assistant Surgeon U. $. army; Capt. Adam Kramer, Sixth Cavalry; First Lieut.. H. P. Kngsbury, Sixth Cavalry; First Lieut.. W. II. Carter, R. Q NJ. Sixth Cavalry; Second Lieut.. Thos. Cruse, Six Cavalry.
 First Lieu. L. A. Craig, Adjutsnt Sixth Cavalry, Judge Advocate. By order of
 BRIG ADLER GENERAL CROOK, c. 5. ROBERTS, Captain Seventeen Infantry, Acting-AiIe-de-Camp
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
Dr. SPINNEY.
NO II KEARNY STRET.

|
 TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
 DISEASES
 YOUNG MEN
 NVHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM " the effects of youthful follies or in- discretion win do well to avail themselves oi this, the greatest boon ever laid at the the altar of suff ring humanity. pr. SP1NNEY will guarantee to forfeit Sa6O for every case of Sem nal Weakness or private disease of any kind or char lc ter which he undertakes and iails to cure.
 MIDDLE AGED MEN
 The'e are many at the age Of thirty to sixty who are troubled with too frequent evacuatians of the bladder. often accom- panied by slight smarting or burning sensation and weakening of the sy stem in manner ths patient cannot account for. Cn examining the urinary deposits a rony sediment will ofteu be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear, or he color will be of thin lk- isb hue, sgain changing to dark and or pid appearance There are many men he die of this difficulty. ignorant of the ca' e, which is the secon. sta of sminal we k- n5ss Dr.,.Spinney will guarantee peri cure in all such cases. and healthyr . toration of the genito-uripary orgrns-
 Office Hourz-10 to and toS Sundays from 10 to II A. M. Consu ltation free Thorough examination and advice 8.
 Call or addre
 DIR. SPINNEY & CO.,,
 Nl11 Kearny street San Francisco,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22

 Sperm atorrhp a. .Prostatouha. Emissions, i'm potency Gxhau sted vitality. Prematur Decline. and L0SS OF 7ANIE00D rom whatever csuse produced It eH riches and purifes the Blrod. Strengthen the Nerves. Brain. Muscles Dige ton, Reproductive Organs and PhS and Mental Faculties. It stops any natural debilitafing drain upon the sysie preveniine involuntary losses debilitatir 20 distrnctIve to mind and body. It is sure climinator of all Kidney and Bladde ComDlaiDt-. It contains no iniu,ious in gredients. To those suffering from the veil effects of youthful indiscretions or ex- cesses. a speedy thorough and permanent .ure is Guaranteed. Price S2.50 per bottle or five bottles in case, with full direction and advice, S10. Sent secure from obse- vstion to auy address upon receipt of brice or c. O. D. To be had only O. Dr. C. D. SALFIELD, 2l6 Kesrney St., San Francis co. Cal Constructions strictly coufiden- tial, by letter or at office, FREE. For the convenience of patti ents, and in order to in. sure perfect secrecy 1 have adopted a pri- vate address, under which all packages are forwarded.
 TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
 NOTlCE-I will send trial bottle of the REJUVEN R-suff1cient to show its merit-free ofcharge, to any one afflicted applying by letter. stating his symptoms and age, Communications strictly con fidential
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
School Report .

Report of Disirit No. ', (wil- son's) for month ending Nov. 18th, 1883.
 No. of boys enrolled .26 No. of girls enrolled. .15
 Toial No. of pupils. Al No. of days attendance ....... .730 Average daily attendance. =. .3615 Jane Edgar, Liza Edgar, and Jas. Meadows were neither tardy nor ab> sent during the month.
 F. STANTON, Teacher.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
rFrom Fridays Daily.]

nnn,asand rounds of mste;i ial re> HzRALD office today.
 Ser stands at s4 degrees he weather Is delightful. lat our eastern brethren at for November.
 erdent Woods states that npany will be ready for bout a week. The court be tbe first building H. in the Republican, st document ever filed in 's office came In yester- mortage, and contains D words. It will cost put it on the records.
 SeIfy returned day D trip to Mogollon ssock. He reports feed, stock plenty, , Non and the owners |. Feed plenty, they 3 to sell.
 of Chicago, has been various directions for the purpose of md reports himself sed, and surprised by evident richness, and ihe soil.
 Incorporation of the " " md Stock Company, e Recorders Office nt. The company I ro desert land for critural purposes
 promoters of the ;att0, General Church /Ben Tasker, Fl. known in this Election of the Irritory xnd whom Sheriff Paul once attempted to arr rest for countsrfeIting at Maricopa kut failed, was recently killed on a northe1a,s6rder of this Territory d Utah, for refusin g 'uEder with his com> Fry, of the Iihica Con. hines, on Cave Creek, hvenlng and reports fine e are in possession of 6 from one of this group dingly rich in black ox> sr. and Captain Cherry Us there is large body Of k The various mines Of ip are showing up remark II for the amount of devel- done on them up to the pres he The fact that some eight tons of ore from one of the of this group have literally b stolen and carried off so that noibing remains of a once respect able dump, would indicate that somebody has discovered that there is something in the rock worth while going after, and the somebody therefore went after it.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMDY

Is c ncvei-fa. lin <
 cure for Nervous s De bility, Exhaust
 edNitality ,Semin- al alWeakness.Sper- ms orrhoea, Lost
 Manhood. Impo- tency, Paraly. is,
 P T O g t a torrhaa
 and all the terri ble effects of self-abuse. youth ful follies, and ex- ir not--o
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
kanI Quartz NfII {.

J. Ramsdeli and 4. ". been quietly putting the
 Quartz mill into shape winter and now have SO ted their preparations iil S9iH start five stamps
 xt Monday. Abou. sixty
 are now on hand and being ps:t on the ground as ss possible from group of kome fifteen or twenty miles If town in the Winnifred dis which the gentlemen ramed hers are interested. The ore T fine appearance and a great Der of assays, together with Q ng test, have all been very sa- sctory abd there is no doubt as to d result of the enterprise if the fll work is properly dore. A large Amount of ore is already out at the Amines and more will be forthcoming ss rapidly ss it Is wanted.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
I-ptist 1,hanksriy,ng Dinner.

meeting pf the Baptist ladies n cranS nents for a public sgiviug. the follow were appointed:
 F ARRANGEMENT.
 Sheriff Orme,
 D. W. Burtis,
 E. S:-E-JLisekson {, DJudge Greenhaw, COMMITTEE.
 B. Shaw, Mrs. J Mrs. Kettle Steel, Miss Nellie Ros- Committee to be ans fter. when perfected :.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
sheriMs Sale.
E. Rood, Plaintiff,

Second Iudi> ial District of the Ter ri'ory of Arizona, in and for the County of Maricopa
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Thfs Grca

This Grca
 Rej ejuvInatyns Re medy and Nerve Tome. is the legitimate res ult of twenty years of practe cal experience and CURES WITH uHFAH ING GER
 PANTY Nervou and P h V si cs Debility, Sem
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
Dr.Liebig GiSPEhSkRY. Cor. Geasy and 1Ia
 Son Sts.

THE COLLEGE INS1I- j. TUTF for the ere of all special. Comrlicated and so-called Incurabl, Chr nic Diseases pr. Lie pigs German Invig 'rato- .is POSITIVELY. .gnaiantccp to cure Nervous aud Phys ical bility, Weakness, Lost Manhood. Loss of en- ergy- Ringing and dizzi- ness in the head melan- cboly, hopeless f. elings, ard sllihe results of youth ful impruderce and exccs- g, g of mature years. The D. ctcr, a regnlar college hv ician will agree 10 forfeit a thousand dollars f a case he Invigo aior will not cni 6, under special treatmr mt and advice.
 The reason that so n any
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 ness and the above dis ases is owing to a complication called FROST TOREHEA which requires peculiar tr. atment. Liebig's Inv goraior No. ? is pcs tive cure for Pros tatorrhes. Price If either h. vigorator 8 .OO per bottif six bottles for 5000. Sent to al y addIes on r ccipr or C. 0. D. Res .'ons1ble persons ay when GU ed SirictCst secrecy maintained. Pa tie. ts cured at home. Lietig's DiFpen sary runs sn elegant drug st. re in its build ing.
 a.d ropy sediment in urine are s mpt"ms of secoI diary Semina Weaknes 8 and Pros tatori hea. Complaints readily yield to Dr. Licblg's treatment.
 ORDINAHY SES.-Any recent cases of pecial or priva e diseases cured for S10 Remedies sf fficient 10 cnre vii be promptly sent, wit, full directions and advice on receipt of SI0 All packa9es are securely covered from observation 1 lnVig0ratGr Samples Free, To prove the wonderful. power of the Great Germa" Invigorator a s2 bottle of either nnmb twill be sent Free Of Charge Persons orde ing a frse bottle will only have pay exp esSage on de livery l Mos powerf Electiic Belts free to pa I tients. Con =ultatio-, Ex lntL atiOn and 1 advice free and private.
 l Call or address DIR. LIEBIG & CO. 400 1 Geary street. Private entrance, 504 Mason Leer. SaH Francisco. o2dwtf
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n stolen and carried off SO that |noibing remains of once respect Iable dump, would indicate that somebody has discovered that there is something in the rock worth while going after, and the somebody l Therefore went after it.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22

nnnpsand rounds of material re-
 HERALD office today.
The daily gazette., 1883-03-20
REpRlMrEpFRoM YesrEROAY
DIR. OTIS RESIGNS.
The Former Pastor of West Church Gives
Up His PhilaaeIphIa PastOrate.

I
The Former Pastor of West Church Gives
Up His PbiladeIphIa Pastorate.
Rev. j. NJ. p. Otis, b. D., formerly pastor
of the West Presbyterian Church in this city,
and now pastor OF the Chambers Presbyter-
ian church In Philadelphia, announced, at
the conclusion Of his sermon yesterday
morning, his resignation Of the pastorate Of
that church, on account of the continued Ill
health of some members Of his family, and
meeting of the congregation was called
for Wednesday, 2Sth instant, for the pur-
pose Of uniting with him In a request to
Presbytery 10 dissolve the Pastoral relation
ship which has existed so pleasantly between
him and the church for the last five years.
DIR. OTIS family has been In the South dur
ing the whole of the past winter on account
OF the Ill health of two of his children. In
the South their health is good, while In
Philadelphia, for two winters preceding the
present, 1t has been quite bad; and In con-
sequence Of this fact Dr. OTIS, acting on the
advice OF his family physicians, feels con
strained to keep his family In the South at
least for the next year or Two. Both DR..
and Mrs. Otis are natives OF the South, and
they have q beautiful home In Greensboro,
Ala, where he will join bis family In few
days.
1t Is not known whether or not DR.. Otts
will take charge of church in the South
Immediately, though overtures have already
been made TO him from two or more impor.
tant fields, but he has not yet signined what
bis plans for the future are. II has beer
intimated, however, that he may take Q
years vacation for rest and recuperation
and spend the year in Europe with his
family, residing the most Of the time In
France. DR.. Otis is of French descent, II
fond of French literature, and very warml!
attached to French people. These, witt
other equally strong reasons Of NOR,
spiritual nature, will lead him into the worl
of Evangelisation in France, which is jus
now filling so important place In public
attention.
DR.. Otis has been a very laborious, ,earnes
and faithful pastor, and the demands of hi
large congregation for pastoral service hav'
been immense, his funeral services alone
during the past winter, averaging nearl,
three week. There have been gratifying
additions to the membership of the churcl
at every communion during his pastorate
and the congregations during the pas
winter have been larger than At any othe
period of his ministry. The announcement
of his resignation, yesterday morning, fel
upon his congregation as great surprise
and filled the hearts OF many with profoun
| sorrow