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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-04-26
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NJ W KAE rs Plaintiff In NJ, the b. 81
j J. GosPER, Defendant district. ecu Is
of Marlcopa, <
rider of Sale an d cree of Foreclosure
Under and b. wine Of an order ri
ard decree Of for closure issued ont Of the
Disuic' Court Of the Srcond Judicial rs
riot of he Ter ltcry Of arizona, in and pr
the County Of Naricora o, the 18th day ci
April A. D., 1853 in the above entitled
lion- whcreif NJ w. kales. the above III
med plaintiff. obtained judgement -.
Il cree against John j =. GcSDer the ilbcVf
named defendant ON the sixth dly OF y
A. D 1888, which said decree is rcco
in Judgement Book - - Of The sa q
trict Court, at rage 3Sl. l am COMMA.
to sell sll that certain pa Gel or pee.
land and certain pecsongi property a ilis
in the count Of sfaricopa slnd ter itor
Arizona and desci ibed as Il s.ys- 1'lv
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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-04-26

From Wednesdays DAILr.l
Travel good.
Town election at hand.
New town officers are on the tapis.
Business greatly improved this
week.
Boreas takes nap today after a
week of hard work.
Mr.. N. Herriclk is visiting Tucson
on Masonic business.
The pos. Office at Tombstone is TO
be rated back 10 the fourth-class.
Smallpox abating, but precautions
should be kept Up iii ,he last vestige
Ct it disappears.
Mrs. shrivsr Is adding a frame
kitchen to her elegant residence on
Adams street.
Tempe is rapi dly increasing in
population and consequently husi-
ness is improving.
The river continues to lie high, :"
and the temp-rr==ter~-or The water
indies tessa source in the snow.
"Sringiown" is the appcllation ap
piled to the new settlement on the
edge of tAe Mesa between Tempe
and Mesa City.
Mr.. 1urrffan has built a new resi-
dence at his mill on the Grand Canal
and will introduce some new and
improved machin, ny in tie mill.
We are in receipt of the Second
Annual Report of Colorado Bureau
of Immigration for Bernalilio Co.,
w. &. Hazledine, Commissioner.
Mr.. w. T. Wood has sold his sta
ton IN he Gila river To Mr. Ed.
Ph.eni FIR the sum of $500, and
and will soon permanently locate in
this city.
Phoenix continues to build and re
pair. The Salt River and ella val
leys must, in the matter of popula-
ton, lead all other sections between
the Rockies and SIerras.
We cxi ect to hear of some citizen
of Maricopa county b:.ilding bitches
in Pima to show THEA how to pre-
vent the lazy waters of the Santa
Cruz from sinking into the earth to
keep from work
J.B Kelly is again on the street
after Slight indisposition.
Mr. Gardiner is putting a floor in
the adobe bui ding front If his corral
and otherwise improving the prem
ises.
Jud c Tweed is agrin on tie street
after q day or two Of severe illness
from his old complaint, stomach
difficulty.
The opening of "Propos Is for
Military Supplies" at headquarters
at Whipple Barracks has been post
poned till May 10Th.
Miss Kate slocum will leave, IN
day or two, for California. Miss
Slocum's departure will be regretted
by the young people of Phoenix.
with whom she is cutie a favorite.
Mr.. Ellis adobe building on eth
corner of Maricopa and Jefferson
streets is receiving new coat of
plaster on the outside, which, with
the new roof, will much improve its
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a DAY or two since, under the
guidance of that most hospitable
gentleman and enterprising citizen,
Hon. Cnas. T. Hay den, we had the
pleasure of view from the summit
oil Hayden's Buttes The prospect
at this season of the year from that
point is exceedingly beautiful, inter
esting and instructive. No citizen
of our valley can asc end to that sun
nit an Iook out upon his surround
ings without feeling proul that his
lot has fallen within the valley.
For thirty miles east and west under
the eye waves the ripening grain
field and blooms the fragrant alfalfa
one continuous sea of green. For
six miles directly south the fields of
the farmer stretch to the brown wild
lands which for four miles farther
are capable of being brought into
cultivation, and will soon be occu-
pied. To the westward the cultivat-
ed lands rapidly spread themselves
toward the north and south as also
,oo,,rrc 70 +ba 90 xuard u,ra ,u;+l,
in cast of the eye lies at least 1884,
900 acres of as valuable land as ever
sun and water bless with their vivi
flying influence, and capable of main
tanning in independence one-half of
the population of Arizona. For all
these lands there is sufficient water
for irrigation when properly distri~
buted. Capital is needed to get it
out of the river and onto the lands,
and when once there an economic
use hould be made of it by the cul-
tivation of such products of the soil
as will require tSe least amount of
water-crops til are usually the
most highly productive and valu-
able. By tho yation of such
crops it viii Il for the Salt
River to furllZL.zz' ,er all the
a AID ,gFR}sh v %o. ..t .SFnG :; d
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From Tuesdays Dailyl
The wind continues.

ne WlQQ CONTINUES.
Judge Alsap is visiting Tucson.
Yesterday was Shakcspeare's birth
day.
Rev. W hides Is well received in
Globe.
Mr.. Rudolph Piferling went to
Prescott to-day.
Our city authorities burned tar On
the streets last night.
One passe ger, Il lady, on the Pres
colt stage this morning.
Present indications warrant the
assumpf1o:. that there 9 IL oe Scar
city of farm h lnds in this VALLEY
during harvest.
A birthday party will be given at
Mr.. Roberts, near town, This. even
ing.
Mr.. c. Fl Buy has Just finished
Il gra airy, IS ~ 70 fee, III Mr.
Tiffany, near this city.
The fri nds of Mr. Floyd Hill, of
the Tiger Salo IL, will regret to
learn that lie is very unwell.
Mr. J NJ Bryan, in he northwest
nait of town, is having number of
adobes made at his residence.
The wind has show no Partially
o th@nix, but is glviAg all the sur
rounding country a lengthy visit.
Mr.. R. T. jackson, foreman of the
HERALD, had Lis finger badly mashed
by the job press yesterday afternoon.
Messrs A w. Catioii. S. F. Mack,
Jas. Douglas John Flanagan, and
John iAing arriv'd By the Maricopa
coach, this morning
Mr.. Tom Brown and family have
returned from their trip to the noun
tains Mrs Brown, W. hear, cons
i visit to Tucson, within a
day ortwo.
Seven carp were placed in the
wafer in Peoples Valley, lin, years
ago ard row number sev raj thou
sand and some have grown to the
length of sixteen inches.
The large amou t of adobes piled |
on the north side of Monroe street,
between Center and Montezuma, |
indicates that the adobe building is
not a thing Of the past.
The Tucson Cltisea says that Hon.
A. D. Lemon is soon to lecture in
Globe ON @The Physical, Moral and
Intcll ual Progress of Our Coun-
try since tie Declaration of indie
pendt nce"
We greet he May number of the
Magazine with the usua!
anticipation, and find
hat its pages contain the never fail
ing amount of instructive articles on
su'j.ct Aho4- these
he Father Juniprro AMI his Work"
: My Adventures III Zuni, Pant Ill"
by z. H. Cnsh ag ''fl.e ! borg ines
md the ColoniSts," by Edward Egg
sleston; all OF which are descriptive
IF Indian fife, pgofuscly iilcrtrated,
md variety of other things Which
must be read to be appreciated.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-04-26

j young man in Iowa was 80 I'M =
patient to see his girl tnat he paid
$40 for locomotive to run him thir-
ty-five miles. When he ct there
she was sparkling his rival and Il big
dog had p session Of the front door:
step.
Perfectly empty: a do wish you
would come home earlier said a
woman to her husband: II am afraid
TO stay alone. l always imagine
that there's someb 'dy in the ii us :,
but when you come L know there
amt
mo, my dears, you must do as
the Roma, ,'o,'' 5 id old man Scrog-
gins to his daughters on their ar
rival in Italy. And the first thing
the girls saw was Il boy trying to
stand on his head in the corner of
railway station.
"Joh |, what odor is that ~ ''Clov-
es, love- But the other?" calls
pice, nay beloved" "Bul isn't there
anoiherY" "Y ;, apples, be;tvsdcst
Gus enc n,ore?" ''Rl islns, my
most belovedest,'' ''WeII, john, if
you'd only drink just little brady
low, I think you'd make q good
miuce pie"
a iSconsin woman wl.o twelve
years age C ptured another girls
!, yer and married him, and is now a
rich and ciiildless widow, has spenl
tine and money without stint in
hunting up her unfortunate Cd riv-
al, and Will give her 100000. APP
pareutly the man in the case made
good husband.
Come here my little Eddy said
a gentleman 10 yodngster of seven
years If aye, while sitting in the
parlor where a large company was
assembled, so you know me?"
Yes. sir; 1 think I do" "Who am
then? Let me hear" ''Nou are the
.nan that kissed sister Angelina last
night in the conservatory.
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stroud,s Theater

Proprietors. .BLoNGER s. Co.
stage Manager. .... C. KoHLER.
GRAND PERFORMANCE EVERY NJGHT.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME MONDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
Entrance to Private Boxes on Mon
ezuma Street.
Performance commences at P. M.
sharp.
a GOOD, RELIABLE SHOW
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E0ETo RIAL NOTES

TERRIFIC cyclones have swept the
southern States from the mou Of
tie Mississippi TO North Carolina
Our dispa ches renort tnany deaths
ana mi aa,l tie destruction of a
great amount of property.
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Attorney General Churchill is in

Attorney General Churchill is in
town.
A new ten-stamp mill is to be
erected on Cherry Creek.
Gen. Grant is sixty-one years old
today, having been born April Goth,
1922.
The partially petrified body of a
Papago Indian was recently found
near Tucson.
John Montgomery is having a neat
veranda built around his house by
s. E. Patton.
A very choice eastern cigar at
Johnnie Loosley's Cabinet Saloon.
General Albert Pike lectu es 10
the Master Masons of Tucson on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. B. w Crowell, agent of the
Mining and Scientific Press, paid this
| office visit this afternoon.
Mr.. Morris left at This Office, for
E. Pitzer, a coat found on the
Prescott road. Call and get it.
A tramp who had been put off the
train shot at and slightly wounded Il
brakeman named Harris yesterday at
Casa Grande.
Major WIN H Smyth has arrived
and VIII assume the responsible po-
sition of paymaster of this military
department cice Major Creary who
GOES to San Francisco.
NJ. p Freeman has been selected
by General Albert Pike for he posi-
tion of Deputy Inspector General oil
tie Ancient and Accepi ell Scottish
Rite of Masonry, for Arizona. 1t is
high compliment and worihily be
slowed
S. Daneri, at the Garibaldi Saloon,
on Monroe street, keeps the best of
liquors, wines and cigars. 1t is q
pleasant place to pass away the time,
and all are welcome. wit
To Mr.. w. K Slime we are indebt-
ed for the information that 4 ten
foot arrastra, under the supervision
of Mr. Averish, or Go-John, is oper-
ating on $40 ore, on: on the Grand
Canal with satisfactory results.
A man and wife, lately arrived
from California, desire work on
farm; man understands running en-
CINE and other agricultural machin-
cry; sober and industrious. Apply |
at HERALD office. ap243t
The genial manager of the house
of w. &. Hooper & Co., Mr.. Mauk, |
has the thanks of the HERALD Office
for a box of right roya. Havana
cigars with winch we were favored
last evening. the boys pronounce !
them the right thing in the right
place, and would reverse the SC ip-
tural saying that sit is more blessed
TO give than to receive'-such cigars.
Our correspondent was favored
with the following from G. Il. Wood,
Esq of the C. & T. r. r., Port
Huron, Mich. After suffering for
NEARLY L year with rheumatism, re-
seiving treatment from the best ply
slcians of Michigan and the West,
to try bottle of St. Jacobs
Oil. Upon the first application 1
used half a bottle. and its effect was
instantaneous Immediately drop
ped all other treatment, and confined
myself to it's use alone. After the
use of three bottles, instead of being
lrlven TO my business, or moving
about on crutcheS, I walked from
one to three miles daily about busi-
ness, and have been free from this
horrible disease for over year, not
having the slightest twings of it.
Hence I say that al medicines
known to me are useless when com
pared with The Old German Remedy.
Use this statement when and where
it suits.
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JOHN B. MONTGOMERY.


About the heginnia of the fifth
century, the Salians. after their set
Element in Gaul, under their King
Pharamond, they framed a body OF
laws, which have since been known
as Salic; but at that time those law
makers knew no hiag of the won
derful discovery which works har-
moniously with natures laws, and
which Is positive boon 10 those
suffering from rheumatism, GOut
or Neuralgia " e refer to that CON-
nonsense remedy, Salieylica. 1921
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TELEC APHIc:
Coroner,s Ju v verdict .

SACRAMENTO, Cal. April 25-The
Coioner's jury last night concluded
their examination into the causes of
the terrible disaster OF last Friday
morning. The jury f"unl that death
was caused by the falling wall of the
Grand Army Hall building. The
exact cause Of the building fall ny is
unknown, but the insecurity of the
building was known by its erectors.
The jury is of the opinion that there
are many unsafe buildings in the
city
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Proposals for Military
Supplies
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF |
ARIZONA,
OFFICE CHIEF coSrNIssARY OF suBsIsr-
ENCE,
WHIPPTE BARRACKS, Prescott. A T.
April 20, 1888.


GEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLI-
y cate, subject 10 the usual conditions,
as called for and specified in the adve
tisement from this office, dated March Is,
1883, inviting proposals 'or Mill airy Sup
plies to be del vered at posts and stations
in the Department of Arizona, ANNOUNCE
ing the opening of said proposals at 10
o'clock. noon, Friday, April .. 1sS3,-
which advertisement was published in
this papeI-will be received al this Office
until y o'clo k. neon, ON T esday, May ID,
1888, t. which tine the opening has BEEN
postponed, and at which time and place
such proposals viii be opened in the pres
ence of bidders, for furnis ming and delivery
of Military Supplies, during the 1iscsl., ear
commencing on the 1st day of July. 1888,
and ending GA the 30th day Of June, 1884.
Proposals will also be received at the
same time b the QuarteImaster at each
OF the posts for furnishing the supplies re-
quired by that post only.
Envelopes co tanning proposals. should
be marked proposals for - st -
and addressed to the u. designed.
A j. MCGONNiGLE,
Quartermaster U. S. A,
426-6t Chef Quartermaster.
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Quick, complete cure, all annoy
ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
iisases. s.. Druggists.
You WILL never have a sour storl
ache if yon drink Damiana Bitters.
Vim. b. Hooper & Co. aye agents
for. Damiana Bittrrs.
Potatoes $3.50 per hundred at Geo
F. Coates. For sale by Vandever
Bros, Maricopa, at So per hundred :.
smo Ike Orera Pua7s al Ruben's.
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PHOsNIx, April 2, 1882
On and after Monday, April 9th,
our charges for milk delivered at
Phoenix will be 3711s cents per gal
lon and ten cents per quart for milk
in any less quaAlity than by the
gallon. The los of stock by alfalfa
feed makes this change necessary.
C. A. TWEED,
JOHN B. MONTGOMERY.
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Through a private SQUIRE we learn
that Hon. Murat Mast, SOC aas of-
tanned a lease of the Ral,lss
Theatre, San Francise md viii
axe possession on The exp4ises:sis.. 81
tho present les ee's term. which viii
be about .Etine Ist Mr. Masters..ns
many frien'ls IN Prescott feel ceSf-
ls.~,,lst that rare ability which he
undoubtedly possesses for the drama,
Will, in his new field of operations,
secure for him the laurels whic
grateful public beslow on the sues
cessfui star-M5nei..
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= orrns In Georgta.

ATLANTA, Ca, April 25.-There
was great damage by the storm in
Clay county. A negro was killed
and persons were fatally injured.
Reports from Crawford show con
siderable damage by the storm. Ma
ny We're blown down and many per-
sons injured by lightning and fall
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-04-26

Val Biatz Milwaukee Beer
DR.. Siegert's Angostura Bitters
Damiana Bitters
Macondray & Co.'S Louis Roederer
Champagne
Harasihy s. Cos Eclipse and Grand
Prize Champagne
California Star Oil Works Company
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Our Mr. G. Ellis now in San Francisco is devot-
ing his attention the selection Of hemost desirable
goods of the We will have the pleasure
of displaying in store the new purchases which
are being daily shipped For variety assortment ansi
beauty warrant them superior to that ofany house
in Phoenix and equal to the best in the Territory.
A magnificent line of
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axIHny MEN.

"Well's Health Remover" restores
health and vignr, cures Dyspepsia,
Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
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a SPLENDID line Of summer goods
of all kinds is now arriving and be-
ing opened up at Rosenthal 81 Kut
ner's immense merchantIle establish
ment. No one can fail to fipd what
is wanted of the newest style and
best quality:
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jun peFsz 9 eWaYe!

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NoTI-
n fed not to purchase from one J. 9
Bullord any interest, part or parcel Of the
follow n : elsssHs. situated in Yuma
Cuonty, IN Tie G0cuaver N01Efins, Near
Collins Wei Arizona. to-wit- Emperor.
Regent. King. queen and Prince mines
The said J. G. Buliord owns no interasy IN
the said mines. hnd the undersigned IRE
the absolute owners OF the same
D. G. KING.
IN
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city Eleotlon Motice.

~ Office rs HERE Y GIVEN TIL
: on the list day of May, A. D, 1888.
there will be he'd a city election for The
fol owing flic rs:
Two ~ Connci men.
One q Marshal.
= Onc { y Mayor.
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Rrewster to Argue.

WASHINGTON, April 25-Attorney
General Brewster has made Il formal
application to Judge Wylie to be
allowed to take part in the closing
argument in the Star Route case.
The Market.
SAN FIR ,NcI>Co, April 25-Wheat
Easier; S1.771l@1-9b.
Barlry-Lower; sp i, S1-s3; April
e215; May, 1929; lbuye, season,
$1.2324; seller, 1888, s1.11.
The Georgia Election.
ATLANTA, GA, April 25 The cleo
ton for Governor isiquiet, with light
vote. There is no opposition and
Henry Nc Daniel, the democratic no
minee Will he elected.
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THE steamship Great Eastern cost
her owners $4,000 for maintenance
last year and earned $65-fees paid
by slght-seers. The place fer the
Great Eastern would seem to be IN
the Tn ted States Navy.-Er.
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VIM. B. Hooper & Co. are agents
for Damiana Bitters.
For health, strength and vigor,
drink Damiana Bitters.
Drinking Boca Beer, Germania
Beer Hall.
All respectable dealers keep Da-
miana Bitters.
a POSITIVE cure for Dyspepsia
Damiana B1tters.
DAauANA makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy.
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An IDLE tsumor Denied.

WASHINGTON, d. q, April IS
The officers of the Postoffice Depart
ment deny tine statement that com
municalion has been received urging
the appointment of President
Hayes as postmaster at Fremont,
Ohio.
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In Louisiana,

NEW ORLEANS, April ga dis
patch from West Point says: Two
cyclones passed over Clay county on
Sunday; one about II o'clock, over
the western part of the county, and
the other about l O'clock over the
central and southern parts. Both
were terrific, leveling houses, fences,
and lrees, and spreading death and
destruction. Near Hohenlinden, 80
persons are reported killed, and near
Pine Bluff 10 are reported killed. A
number of persons are reported kill
ed in other parts of the county. In
West Point, the courthouse, law
buildings, Central Hotel, and several
stores were unroofed. A deed was
found in the country that had been
blown fifty miles. The afflicted and
distressed have been provided for by
the more fortunate.
sad Effects Of the Storm.
New ORLEANS, April 25-Beaure-
gard yesterday, all was hustle and
confusion. Gargs of men were at
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EsrABLI HE'D 1852
DEAERS
SOLE AGENTS For

]. A. Miller's Chicken Cock Whisky
Two Stamps, all ages
Old kentucky Log Cabin Whisky
Coronet Whisky
Vigorit Powder Company
Proctor & Gam ble's Candles
Bay View DIstilleiy,o of San francisco
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If you eos:enpiate 49,; 60 10 |
Is. f Patton, CoairTT-c q Builder, |
and have a plan Of n, building
[llrawn- Where eontrCat IS awarded |
b the designer. no charee-is made
pr plsns and specifications, and.l
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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-04-26
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
II. c. lMcpoN AID,

l hereby announce t. the citizens
of Phoenix Shat - .,.s,.siIi : !;
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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-04-26

WEssoN, Miss, April 25-The cy-
clone on Sunday struck Georg
a small village on Pearl river. Many
residents of the town and vicinity
we've assembled in the Methodist
church. The cyclone wrecked the
church, killing three persons and
injuring eight stores and R si-
dences were leveled to the ground
Thirteen persons were killed besides
those in the church