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Interesting Facts,

The Buffalo public schools have used
the same text books for twenty years.
Extensive gold and silver minds have
been discovered on the northern coast of
VaDcover's Island.
1t ls claimed that the fret street letter
boxes ever used in this country were put
up in Boston 10 1853.
The new crematory in the Campo Vera
no at Rome. the fourth In the world at
present, was burned its fret subject re-
Gently.
Queen Victoria has asked Tennyson 10
write poem on John Brown, her decoas-
cd servant, and Sir William Leighton TO
paint his portrait.
Yellow Jack is so late, even IL it h true
that the scourge has appeared ar New Or
leans that no devastating epidemic is to
be apprehended this year.
ledge Of plunbsgo has been dlscov-
cred near the lead waters Of the Santa
Anna liver, Arizonr; als1 large deposit
OF bUrsz in the same locality.
40 organized band Of barn burners. is be
lie7ei to be operating IN Southern lodi
ana. The farmers are much excited, ~
ba!ns are being burned almost every night
The divorced Senaror Fair, COW abroad.
is down for another marriage. The bride
Is 70 be the daughter Of Professor Dare,
London expert in telegrapby.
Every telegraph operator who sends 500
average messages day-sud this Il fsif
days Uork-mskcs 800. 900 motions, each
requiring q distinct, intelligent violation.
King AlfoDso's urney through Spain
has been sbrewGly PLANTED. and The up
plsuse be receives Is likely ~ be- useful IN
restorirg public confidence. although
much Of # may be p,Ju Glory.
Although G25 babes were born in New
York last week there we're city more
Ceatbs thsn birhs, and IRE sanitary con
ditior Of tie city must be improved if ib,
population is TO Increase ss ruyi1ly ss
heretofore
~ old woman took a ee4t iu Grspg
X pids church, At time Of tue ususf
'Yening service, lard went o. sleep. Abouf
midnight Fhe awoke, locked in aud al9rc
Her cries maize frightful echoes. and she
was nearly dead with terror leDr.,e..
%.
The cigar is driving ont jbe pipe I'm Ger.
msny. During me past yosr there we're
confumed 10 Tie German Caaoms Union
8 $50 40 90 cigars Of tbs.wcqht of27
b65 tons, and me vs.us OF 2Bg eco 600
morks, ag.lna 30 $40 tone Of toJ.ec. ~
the value Of 2.246, 900 mark-.
Thus far ne Souib b4s semitic Nev
York about 500 900 watermelons. 40 600
u which Nss condemned BY the Board ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-01

Health IA dangerous and calculated % DIS
turb the midoight peace. The North can
retalate on the South only by sending into
that se',inn carefully assorted lot Of toy
pistols.
In Europe nothing goes to waste. II is
proposed in Dresden to collect ell the old
steel pens aud sell them for fund to edu.
cate poor children. The steel Of pens IL
of the best aud can he used in many ways.
There is already 10 Germany a society of
smokers which saves the tips cut from.the
ends of cigars for a similar charitable puF-
pose.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-01
Farm Notes.

Charcoal is good for both hogs ard poul.
try.
DonS neglect the cucumber and melon
vines
Hoopskirts hsngipg on p les are sale Ia
make effective scare crows.
When the bitches are dry, clean them
out and haul the cleanings TO the yard for
manure.
Plymouth Rocks are hardy, good for
table and. for eggs, and the hens arc OK.
cellent mothers.
Do not prune, manure or cultivate near
trees during the summer. Cultivate and
prune early in the spring and apply fer
tilizers in the fall.
The narrowing of grain after sowing,
develops on good land "a much nitrogen
IS could be got by dressing of S5 worth
Of commercial manuree per acre.
Drive the mice from the shocks of
wheat standing in The fields by scattering
q few bread pills mixed with arsenic. The
chickens must not have access TO the Geld
however.
Put clover early and ne close 10 the
ground as the stones will allow, IL YOU
would have vigorous second growth and
good crop of seed.
The leaves from early cabbsges NAV be
fed to COWS and chickens. They should
be given to cows directly after milking,
about peck at time.
1t is said that coal tar smeared about rat
holes so that the rats cannot pass without
getting 1t on their fur, will very soon
cause them to desert the place.
None Cf the tuberous rooted grasses
like timothy, are suitable To permanent
pastures. They cannot stand close crop .
ping nor constant tramPjng. Pasture
grasses must be fibrous aud deep rooted
varieties.
Timber should not be cut in early spring
as the wood is then full of sap. When.
ever the foliage is greatest, during July or
August, is the best time, and the hot
weather being favorable for seasoning,
timber keeps sound longer.
The farmers Homo. journal, saws kn
ex-judge in OOIo county, being short of
work stock, hilched his mich cows and
heifers 10 the pillow. The ex Judge now
says that as an evidence of his success he
has left over in his cribs 600 bushels of as
fine corn as he ever raised.
A writer in the Country Gentleman
states that he has positively driven bugs
away from bis vines by putting gallon of
clean sand around every vine. Where
eand can be obtained this is a very coz
venient protection against very bad
enemy, snd slngle trial may satisfy any
one whether il is effectusl.
fruit-raising chronological, writing
to the New York Tribune, says he has
found lime and soft-sosp is just as efficient
without the lime, iand the natural gray of
the tree is TO be preferred to the whitened
trunkss Carbolic acid. mixed with tho
soap makes the application servicable for
a longer period. Soft soap, early In June
and again the LIST of July, Is usually SUN.
cient, though not always. Two appN-
cations Will always suffice If the carbolc
acid is added, He takes two quarts of
soft soap, adds one gallon of water, beats
TIL Ii boils, removes from the fire, and a..
once stirs in pint of crude carbolic acid
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-01
Humorous.
a pen pic,ure-A litter Of pigs.

a pen picture-A litter Of pigs
Kind words and bald heads never die.
The home stre,ch-The morning yawu.
A mineral sprlng-The one in your
watch.
Even The quietest woman cas make q
hustle when che takes notion to.
The poultry farmer and the carriage
maker know how to make a coop pay.
The bootblack.. sbines,whhe he works,
but the ley man whines while he shirks.
Coleridge-My eyes make pictures
when they arc shut They cannot Be
sea-yiews.
How eau 80 many butchers be small
men, despite the fact that everybody
knows butchers Blall2
They most eFjoy the world who least
admire This does not refer to the
young lady who looks in the grass.
'All flesh Is grass aod perhaps this IS
the reason why the moving machiue oc-
casionally cnews up the harvest hand.
The most an Arctic explorer can 30 now
is TO follow in tho tracks of those who
went before him, freeze his feet end write
book.
After q silence Of ten years a man wrote
his friends that he had The lesdipg position
in the largest livery establishment In the
West. He.led the horses to water.
80 you've given mp keeping bosrders5
hrs. Pfingle. Couldn't you make it pay
'Oh, yes, made it pay well enough, bu,
the mistake made was that made II pay
tle DO rders.
Ella Wheeler, an uutamed poet Of the
West, says, Show me the wsY up TO a
higher plane She might come here and
interview The carpenter who Is a. work on
Tue shot tower.
Mt one Of the cacklirg OLD hens 10 this
country appears to know or care that a
Floroa turtle will lay $50 eggs in a day
without making the least bi, OF noise. The
hen fuss over one egg ~ absurd
'Wellrmay hope, then, dcarcft. that
at some time may have the hsppiness OF
making you my wife p Yes, hope so, I
SIN sure she replied L am getting tired
Of suing fellows for breach Of promise.
Lorgiellow said In this world q man
mus, be either anvil Or hammer Long.
fellow was wrong, however. Llts Of
them are neither The activo hammer nor
The sturdy anvil. They are no,Ling bu'
bellows.
There are great msny uameless con
siHuentp & iuE into tha opposition Of
o. omsgsrue, bu, One thug, al .ee.',1naJ
be- said tl i's boo,ri 3, S. no c,@ordi b,
WORT run, even in the beuest OF woatuer.
's,v. &c svce'est Kss f,r won.r'is
'he title o. tbe lrrs uev eng. The au
tbrr evidently os.ftok tlc iac, inst tbe
yourg mal's pucou5 time is 80 complete
" occupied 10 p,ynk ra respects % me
daughter shat lhc od lai5 atds ~ mighty
.am chlncs " eating ary ki-s atal'.
a oompositcr vino WAS pUzlIad over one
VI Horace GreeIey's manuscripts, s.gcIy
and savagliy observes: If e lshlzz.r'
bad seen tlis hand wu'iDe on the wsll, bo .
would Devs been more ieuI1 . tUau De
wac.
a New York state m-u Who irls,I ~ .
ayirg mechiue ~ uia owh uv Ton Iast
week had 90 advice Co. give lbore VIII.
crowded arout. AIbesai wst. WON
ia 'oursso io J. fcmeNBere on my pomo
st0ne
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ON PAGEANT RIGHT

Arcih'r 2 nsrkable spcclscle will be wit.
n''s'd ono n Cu produced T., yer htfcre
90, wp,ti ,n Any city ~ the wuild.
Iie par wi1 be- the gtnud, 81 in ex-
tent hH""H 80 tht history q nJ s,ic pa
"I.iry. Tn costumes, an tusuly new.
N"rc u.,dr in L r., nud bcyoud ali c.m-
pWi be- hntet ty,T imported to Tins
,"lHuy The unparalleled I,umhor nf 40
sahie,u Floats 80 be IN liac, and will be
'-ig'r wd more imposing ia construction
h"u 'yrr o fore known. Sutnc cnucep-
''h ~ inr 'm,zlrc extent uf the pageant
.ay uc Eir u,i from the CT tlat up
N-ips Il tIlrl,rn hundred ,ncu, iva hun
"u AID ihrY cnrs,s. SIX hsids, and SIX
unorrd currd l'EEts bie required to
~ &c ~ up0n tac Wr cis.
No Adyance VIII be wade IN tbe usual
'ai' Tor Hotel Accommodations, either i'm
. iumnfe or Washington, visitors being
mol Jed 10 stop 90 cutter city, the Balti-
nne ana ono unning
fIFTN-MINUTE TRAINS
between ta t@D cities. Trsins run NJ
j att every hour
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TIRED ALL OVER
What Rested and Refreshed "a
Weary Nan In MemphIs.

'No.it never amounted to anacute pain,
but continued to be dull weary ache i'm
dne shaIl OF my back writes Mr., james
Thomas, of No. 50 Madison street Mem
PMS. Tenn, This was an old experience
and life became dull music. I was tired
All over, with pain in the lower limbs
and . habit OF lying awake of night. RE-
gently tried one of BEMSON'S DAP
CINE POROUS PLANTERS and was
decidedly relieved within twenty four
hcu's. IL may have been Providence
that did the work, but / give the credit
to Benson's porous plaster MIR Thorn
as' reverential ideI does him credit. but
ProvideIce wOrts by agents, and among
ttem Benson's plaster ranks frs as an
external remedy. IL acts quickly in res
lief and healing, and renders life better
worth living. Price % cents. Look in
me middle OF the plaster for the word
IL.
seabury &, johnson, Chemists, New
iorh' ll~4t.
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uETwEEv
WASHINGTON & BA TIMORE.
GRAND SERIES or EXCURSIONS

81; ci. uo'n p. so. Ticket Arenu for de-
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MOUNT VERNON

- = - q - - - y
l. hnt trw nCurs' uGe ON the historic
P'i"mac from Washlr gt0n. splcndid
S'tamcrs leaving every morning and re-
iprning Dung the afternoon.
LURAY CAVERNs,
Tho most famous o. an the subterranpan
Fnnd fs 81 toe country. are readily with.
10 . dfJ a lime from Wellington or Balti-
more Special tist Excursion Trains.
mAeing The round trip, with four hours ut
lhe c,vcfnsi which ere now lighted
throughout by r eclncify.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-09-01
How Watch Cases are Made.

Most persons have an ambition to carry
gold watch case, and yet few people know
how watch case is made, or the vast diff
ference in Inequality of them. Ina SOLID
GOLD WATCH CASE, aside from the neces-
sary thickness for engraving and polishing,
q large proportion of the metal is needed
Only to stiiIen and hold the engraved por-
tions in place, and supply strength. Tho
surplus is not only needless, but undesira-
BILE because gold is soft metal and cannot
furnish the stiffness, strength and elasticity
necessary to make the case permanently
strong ard close-ftting. The perfect watch
case must combine gold with some metal
that will supply that in which the gold is
deficient. This has been accomplished by
the James Boss Gold Watch Case Y, ,,,.,.
which saves the WASTE ofneed- & "a
less gold, and INCREASES the soLID1TY and
STRENGTH of the case, and at the same time
reduces the cost ONE HALF.
ssSd cent stamp to keystone Watch Factories. PhIls
dsPAia, Pa for handtoae illustrated Panp how
'sHes Boss and Esy'tOns Watch Cases arc made.
Ito be eontinued) I
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NIEC The World watch sutton
IHhU cry Package - tho Fastest

selling article i'm The market. Contains
Is sheets Note Paper IS Envelopes. PEN
ell, Pen~ Holder, Pen and a handsome
piece Of Jewelry. Retail price 2J cents.
Four dOzeu for So. y watch guaranteed
with every four dozen you order. For
. cents, In one or two cent postage
stamps, we will send a complete sample
package, with elegant Gold Pated Sleeve
Buttons, Gold Plated studs, Gold Plated
Collar Button, Handsome Watch chain.
Gold Plated Ring and elegant Scarf pin.
Register large amounts, ~ page Illu s.
trated Ca taloRue Of Guns, SelfCOckinp
kevolYers, Telescopes. Spy Glasses.
Watches. Accordcons, ViOlins. ORGAN
ettos. &c, free Write At once V0VTnU
to World Manufacturing Co., lUIIIE
100 Nassun Street, New York.
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Ito be continued.)
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Vick's Floral Guide

Vick's Floral Guide
For 1889 is an Elegant Book Of 100 pages
COlOred Plates of Flowers aud Vegeta
bcs, and more than 1000 illustrations
choicest Flowers, Plants and Vegetables
and Directions for growing. It is hand
some enough for the Center Table o r
Holiday Present, Send on vour name an
P1s' Office address, with 10 cents. and
VIII send you a copy, postage paid Thi
is not quarter Of Its cost II IA printe
in both T. glI3h and German. IF vpusa
ter wards ordersesds deduct th 10 cent
YioKs SEEDS ARE THE BgeT IN TIE WORLD.
fhe Floral Guide will tell now TO get aud
grow them.
Vicks Flower and Vegetable Garden.
l75 Page, 9 ColOTed Plates, 500 Engrav
lngs. For 90 cents in paper cover 81 in
elegant cloth. In German or English.
Wick Illustrated Monthly Mfrgzino-
30 pages, Colofed Plate in every pumbpe
and many f1e EDgrayiugs Price 81 %
year; Five Copies for So Specimen
Numbers sent for 10 cents; 3 rial copies
for % cents. W.
JAMES WICK.
To-
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OLD POINT CooFoRp

between ta tvp cities. Tr.ins run nj
j at every hour
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WICK.
Rochester, N II
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

IT lock- very much as if the Cd
time honor of The army and navy
were rapidly succumbing 10 the in
flu nee of modern civilization. The
San Francisco R,port shows up the
situation as follows:
The recent army and navy scan
dals furnish this showing: Pays
master Wassnn Is '-ndcr arrest for a
clear ca of embczZlement and will
shortly lie tried by urt-martial:
Lieutenant GO'Oncl Morrow is also
in disgrace for hayi ing sold durl cate
ord rs for his pay. Commander F.
r. Smith, OF the navy is undergoing
trial 10y court martial for IA similar
mIsdemcanOr. Ii uienant Colonel
Ilges WAS forced to r, sign from the
same offence, but is now asking leave
10 Withdraw his resignation a Il
stand trial by court martial. L'eu>
'CH ant NOHllidHucl w HUG, Ol INC
ravy, has resigned, with q strong
oGor clinging to him of dlsgr celul
conduct in public with notorious
woman. Ensign Vinton is about to
be tried for drunkenness or duty.
Naval Cadet Bowman has been
caught -tealing his fellow cadets
per onal property. Major Nicker-
son is cited in the civil Courts to an
swer for getting a divorce 10y illegal
and dishonOraGlc means"
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I'm The SuDrem curt OF - rizOna
Territory.

The foil wing decisions have be- n
render d by the Supreme Court in
cases pending before it:
J B. S"utlard, pla milf d re-
~ponlent, vs.. Edward Field, defend
ant and appcllan'-In t csc four
cases, VIZ: Nos PAT, o. 339 and
3S1, the petition of The appellant for
u rc-hcaring i her, Ivy dcni, d De-
cision b. French, c. j.; Pinncy, A
j., concuring.
Isaac Lyons, pctltion' 7. vs.. &c orgc
MARTA, cont 81 nt-writ of ccrti"rarI
In the matter of the Office #
Treasurer If Yuma county. 1t is
ordered that The proceedings and
judgement of The cOur below, re-
viewed under SAID wri', lie, u d the
same are, affirmed. Dee ision by
French, c. j.. Pinney, A. con
curing.
Charles F Hine et al, plaintiffs
and appellants. ". Thorn : J. JEFF
fords, defendant and respcRdrnr-It
is ordered that the judgement and
order appealed from, be. and tn
same are, reversed, and the cause re
mandrd for further proceedings.
Deci ion ~ same ju tees, cOncurr-
ing.
Cha. les - Hire, plant fl and az
pellani, vs.. 5ilaey r. DeLong ct al
defendants and respondent 1t i
ordered that the judgement and order
app a.cd from be, a d the same are,
reversed and the-ca remandcd for
further proceedings. Decision by
same justices, concurins.
Mauri E Clark, res; ondcni, vs..
James Reilly, appcllant-It Is der
I'd that The order APPEALED from he,
and the same is, affirmed. Dcci ion
by same justices, ccncurrin".-M Miner.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

PERHAPS The mQst >ingularly as:u c
and bold politician il tie United
States tod; V is rome other ilaE the
n4u h written al d abused Ben Butler
In The face of all The jcering of the
whole tountry nj d p wcrful To-
| li'lcal combination against Linn lie
! led 10 victory the Democratic u. rtv
| in MasSachu,, It's for tie first time i'm
fifty years. a by word n Ike in uths
OF the peoi' of a wl"le nation he
sands to-day al Tie head { IL & M
monw cath which is regarded as th.
educational center of the nation
\ political n: ongrrl he pr yes a 20.
ular II. agi>tratc and more Than tia
an able and fearless magistrate He
is a man whose ambition i not dam
percd 10y defeat AMI is Only to he
Inn tod ! V death. He asp'r,s to "a
reelection to the gubrrnaiorial
chair of Massachusetts, this II anG
ha> prov, d himself such thorough
going magistrate in the past tn t he
Will doubtless succeed. a success
fall viii in all robahiii Y MAKE
him / he presidential n"mircc Of the
Dcmoc acy in 1884 and if Il daunt-
less perseverance, and able manage
mint of political affairs will make
any man su: eed he will lie ccicu
Already nth sagaciiy character
istic only OF Ben Butler hc has struck |
the key note on the tariff qucs i
and we d,rr say it will become the
opular 81 niime1t because il is just
and rcasG nablc. He say: Let Us |
have Il tariff for revenue only but
make that tariff protective" The
idea j. to protect the great industries
of the natl m that needs protection.
His proposition >hifts the point o
contest from protection o. no protcc-
tion to how much protection, n prop
Osition tina; will serve t. lessen the
antaGonism of protectionis's ard non
prOicrtinnisis as it less vitality eff
fects The interests of the country al
large. If Butler can become the
Democratic nominee with this rop-
ositIon as hi war CIV, we believe h
will carry the popular vote of the
e ,untIy.
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= IL 8 J
sure Cure FOun at Last! NOO.e
Need suffer.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleedin 9
itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by Dr. William, Gan In
'iian remcdy,) called DIR. William s
Indian Ointment single box has
cured the worst chronic cases of 25
or 30 years standing No one Ieed
suffer five minutru after app ying
this wonderful sunthIrg medicine
Lotions. Instruments and elcCiuarieS
j" more harm flIap good. Williams
Ointment absorbs the tumOrs. allavs
the intense itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bedl acts
as Il poultice, gives instant and pain
lis relief, AMI prepared only for piles
Itching of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon !. M. Coffin
berry of Clcvc land says about DR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment: II
have used scores of pile cures and Ii
affords me pleasure to say that have
never found ANYTHING whit h gave
Such immediate and permanent re
lief rs DR.. Williams Indian DIN
mrnt.
For sale nv all druggists Ut maileG
on receipt of price, S1.uO.
Mccarthy & Osborne, Wholesale Agent
Denver, Ccio-e1n.
HEN Y & CO., Props.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

SOME Arizona attorney repre- elts
to a reporter of the Albuquerque
journal that Arizona is perfectly
satisfied with her Code" # laws
Judging from the fight last witter
in the Legislature to get it overhaul
ed, and The failure tn do so on y on
trucking party grounds, when all
agreed that it was the most needt d
piece of Legislation to the Territory,
we should say that the Attorney"
reporting the case to tie Journal
probably on y expires cd hispcrsonal
feelings in the matter.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14
FEAST!

A Feast commencing on
Sa = J-an's DAY, June 18th
1888 will be held at the
city Of Phoenix, and will
continue until and includ-
ing the 4th day of July,
1888. The grounds will
be neatly ARA" ged for the
Feast. Arrane ements have
been made for p sture for
ANIMALS near the grounds
also with the various hOt,l
keepers in the city to fur
nish acc mmOdations to
visitors at reduced rates.
Every evening there will
b a magnificent display of
Fireworks. A first class
band will be in attendance
every evening. Athl, tic
games will take place each
evening FIR which prizes
will be awarded to the
winners. For further in
formation apply to
II. w. BROWN,
Pho enix, A. t
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

BAR silver 1000 fine in the New
York market bring $1O95a and in
L. II I'm market 925 fine 501sd or u
little over $1.O11s per ounce. In
copper, Lake Is qnotcG at 157Gc to
l6 &C. and other brands from II C.
and upward. Lead, $40 to $3.50
Der hundred.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

IS n6s~ lricopa county mineral
iy of being exhibited at the
-cr mineral exposition which
in July? Let our mining men
holl of this matter. A little
Eprise IN this direction will serve
#tract attention to orr mineral
Irces than which there are none
worthy in the entire Territory.
Fedit ,ble exhibit of our minerals
be sure to attract attention to
mineral resUrc =, more pecially
ley arc coHplei to such immense
available agricultural resources.
re Is no county in the Territory
re m ming can be so economically
sued as in MarIcopa county.
/ necessities and Euxuries of lite
grown here on the ground, and
ajl4blc at mere fominal cx-
impaired with that t. which
,prr mining regions are put,
Il IA sc intcrsccted by the rail-
d. Let Maricopa farmers and
ners work together for the COM
n goo l, and it will be vastly to
: Gnieres:s to have a proper
craI rsspre ,cntation at Denver.
sister co'nnIics arc taking hold
he m .tter ~ lively manner.
!, we lie ID -
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

HENRY B. PAYNE tssa9Ii", Ben.
hitler of Massachuse't provided he
|n get pitched Owe, il 'ard this fall,
|cD"n I'd of Indiana, Tilden of
ew York and Hancock Of New
Ork are the leading Candidates for
Ie Democratic presidential no.nina-
pn for 1884. Gcncral,Logan, Blaine
hi Arthur, are the prospective can
dates for Republican presidential
lnors.