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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

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To DAY we give place to commu
| nication from a w,ll known Tempe
gentleman which pitches into the
hospital business, the Board of Su.
pervisors and the Herald, and lays
things out generally. Our remarks
favoring Father Bloise's proposition
seem particularly to "rile" the relig
io-poiitical composition of our cor.
respondent. We do not mean to be
understood as in any way favoring
special support of religious institu-
tions. But we are among those who
would never allow our political or
religions prejudices to so far get The
better of US as to let poor, suffering,
disease-strIckcn human bel. gs lie in
filth and squalor while we debated
rs to whether this denomination or
that one, this party or that one,
should take charge of them. We
happen to be among those who be-
lleve one sect, in general. just as
good as as another. We desired
speedy relief for the inmates of our
hospital. We know the Sisters are
distinguished the world over for
their services in that line. We IA
vored the p'opositIon because we
thought it would give the most
speedy and complete relief. Anoth-
or proposition has come up which
we consider still better, and one that
will avoid anything to arouse relig-
ious prejudice; we are still more in
favor of this latter move, viz:
for the county to speedily build and
maintain hospital for itself.
We have a word OF two more to
say respecting our correspondents
criticisms, but space forbids at pres
emit.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

A coachman calls upon the doctor
t. ask what can be the matter with
him. MY good man." says the
prince IF science, you've got dropsy
that's what ails you" Dropsy I
What's that?" at is a morbid COL
lection of fluid in the Serious cavities
within the body-in your case, 1 lake
it, ny eroperiteneum caused by cir
rhosis of the liver, but durable by
paracentesis." AZ know, but what Is
it in English?' You're all full of
water inside" "Water? o that's
nonscnsel [Reficcts a momont.l
That scoundrel of saloon keeper
mnst have watered his liquor, and
yet he swore to me he didn't ="
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
From Thursdays pailx.l

FROM thursday DARYL
Sold again.
Washington's birthda y.
Fling the starry banner out.
P. s. c.. ball tonight at Minors
hall.
DIR. w. w. Hickics left to-day for
the East.
F. w. Cunan, of Vulture, came
down to-day.
Four passengers came in to-day
from Maricopa.
A good time is anticipated at the
ball this evening.
A PORTION of Monroe street is be-
coming almost impossible.
There is a general inclination of
the people 10 have the streets ''fi1 ed
up"
WANTED-An Insurance Company
that will take risks on shaky bust
ness.
Judge Porter left this afternoon
for Tucson to attend the session OF
the Supreme Court.
A. G.. Baker is off this afternoon
for Tucson, the Mecca, of the legal
profession these days.
Tho Merchants Protective Associ
alton is likely to prove a great bene.
fit to its members.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23


column article describing tho busi-
ness establishment of the Chas. a.
Vogler Company, the proprietors OF
the well known St. Jacobs Oil. The
buseness of this firm is one of the
most extensive Of the kind in the
United States. and one of the best
conducted companies with which il
has ever been our fortune to have
business. Their perfect system,
promptness and reliability make it u
pleasure to deal with them. We
wish we had space to reproduce the
very interesting article above men
toned
Two of The naembers OF tie Cop.
pcTnpoiis Mining Company opere'-
| ing on Castle Creek, Mr.. W. Kline,
/ and T. H. Kirby, will arrive from
the cast next week, Mr.. Kirby to re-
side here for the purpose of setting
in active motion :heir copper inter-
esls on tastle Creek, in winch Mr..
Collier, of this place, is interes ed
with thcni> A sMclser will at once
he put up aud steam hoisting works
on their main shaft. It is tn hight
that by the end of April things will
be in working order.
The GeneraIcs) Experience.
Pcrusing recent copy of the Chi
cago Times, we observed the follow
ing statement from Gcn'l Leib, of |
the Chicago Democrat: "St. jacobs
Oil is the remedy for rheumatism
ard neuralgia. without any manner
of doubt; and people who suffer from
these diseases ought to be made &C
quainted with that fact. Whenever
l had occasion to use the Oil
found 1t all its proprietors claim for
it.
No doubt the most interesting aud
unique literary production that has
ever been published for gratuitous
has just been issued and
is now being presented TO the public.
Between the covers are to be found
original copyrighted contributions
IF salient humor from the pens OF '
such racy writers as NJ Quad, De- I
roit Free Press; Spoopendyke, 1.-THE
Brooklyn Eagle; George w. Peck;
L Miner GriswoId; Bill Nye; the
EDITORS of TepWs Sytings; the Dan &
Jury Ne.cs man; Uncle Remus; as /
.lso the humorists of Puck, 7Ae
rmdge, Lowell Citizen, Boston Post,
ian Francisco Wasp, and other pa
,ers. The illustrations are by the +
'est artists, and the typographical S
Irish of the entire work discIoses :,
be genius and handIwOrk, with
ovel and surprising effect, of the =
amous advertising department Of u
he Charles A. Vogeler Company, | s.
Md, by whom the pam ii
hlet is issued IN the Interest of the :,
reat pain cure, St. Jacobs Oil.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
= FIRST publication February 10, 1888.

FIRST publication February 13. 1888.
Land Offic at Tucso Arizona !
Febr nary IL. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the 70 low
ing named settler, Samuel +. Webb. has
filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support OF his presumption claim,
No. 749, and secure final entry thereof. be-
fore D. H.. Pinney, Judge of the cd Judi
clal District Court of Arizona, st Phenix,
of 10 q clock, a. m. for the N E Il of Sec
ton 80. township N, Range e G and
s R M and names the following as his wit
nesSes, viz William l.. Osborn, James P.
Holcomh, William A. Hancock, and Sam
uel FranE lin, all of Ph,enix, Maricopa
county, Arizona.
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Judge Richards Court to-day.

The entire debt of Cochise count,
foots up something like $171 900.
TIE report goes that Secre:ar,
Teller has shut his eyes on the Sal
| Carlos Agency business.
Judge C. A. Tweed left yesterday
TO attend the session of the Supreme
Court convened at Tucson.
/ The regular use of the juice OF the
lemon is said to preserve the health
and prolong life greatly.
Htrper's Weekly. this week, is full
of incidents of the great floods in
Germany and this country.
A number of the McDowe boys
who have been doing" the town for
few days past, left for the post to-
day.
A move has been made IN the last
day or two for change in the man
ner of collecting tax, looking to a
reduction of the cost.
The Beard of Supervisors will
help thes wanting family to the
extent of their authority-$2o per
month-bat that will go but short
way.
The Commercial World and q. S.
Exporter gives a fine cut of the noted
mining engineer and lecturer, Henry
B. Clifford.
We are sorry to learn that one of
our Assemblymen, Hon. S. F. Webb
is confined to his room in Prescott
by an attack Of measles.
That is a proper clause ia the
Hughes Election Bill that provides
for the closing of saloons during the
hours the polls are open on election
day.
Harpsr's Monthly Magazine for
March is ON our table. It's leading
article is very readable, somewhat
ERRONEOUS and highly cowboy"
article, in which the Epitefh gets |
rap across the knuckles.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

ENTIRE CHANGE or PlsRAafadE
TWICE PER WEEK. consisdlof Orig.
inaI ConlicaI Acts, Songs Alliances,
Clogs. Dutch CharacterAc.s etc.
-The-foilowing well REIMBURSEMENT
edged artists will appear; !. JoHE
Cooke, Mrs. J. CooKE,t Nh. con-
srocK,. and the populaEiIsb
Brothers, Orchestra. AL uer the
direction of The Dnteh Cofdian--
CHKBLEs KoHLER-who sEuss Iiow
to please the public
-Ap1IssroH FREEi Nov AND
FRIDAY's CHANGE OF PROdsnnE.
IRA STROUD, Prrfefor
CHAssKoHLER, Stage nlaHag
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

THE Jeanette inquiry has very
properly exonerated every one of the
expedition from responsibility for
the catastrophe which befcll the YES
sci and crew. On the other hand it
praises very highly the management
of the expedition generally and the
conduct Of the officers and men.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
GOLDMAN & Co.

GOLDMAN & Go.
Mr.. A. RedeuilI. representing the
firm of A. L. Bancroft Sc Co., of San
Francisco, will arrive in Phdrnix
about the 1rst of March. Mr.. Red
euill is well known in this tommu-
nifty as an honorable dealer in Pia
nos, Organs, ETC., and as an expert
piano tuner and repairer. He will
attend to business on his arrival. >
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Burned In Port .


CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 2l.-The
steamship Moro Castle of the Clyde
line running between New York anil
Charleston was totally destroyed by
fire. The officers and crew ha only
time to escape with what clothing
they had on. The Moro Castle was
to have sailed for New York to day
Damage to stock.
SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 81 The pres
cnt blizzard has caused heavy losses
of cattle and sheep in the country
south and southwest. Stock men
think many more animals will die
from weakness and cold.
Congressional.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21-The first
important amendment was reported
by the Committee on Military affairs.
1t was an insertion in the paragraph
appropriating $4,000 for civilian
clerks, for the Adjutant Generals
Department and for the headquarters
of the military divisions and depart
ments, which was adopted. The
next amendment was to increase the
number of aid-sde-camp for generals
from 90 to 81, TO strike out the pro-
vision limiting the number and max
ing provisions as to their rank and
pay and to insert the following:
provided, no officer shall remain
absent from his regiment on duty at
Washington City for longer space
than three years at any one time, but
the provisions shall not apply to
officers on the staff. commanding
general of the army. nor to the officer
in charge of the publication records
of the War of the Rebellion, or de-
tailed to work on the Washington
monument"
The Ohio River Dam.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 21-Tne river is
low enough to allow the steamers to
use the public landing. The relief
committee keeps the streets clean as
the water recedes.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
H. mes.ead Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARIZONA,
Januarr TX fS1s

January, is. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that Martin r..
Griffin has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his. home
stead claim No. IS. aud secure final entry
thereof. and that such proof will be made
before the Hon. d. n PinDey, Judge of the
Second Judicial District Court. for the Ter
ritory of Arizona, at bis chambers in the
City of PhGnix, in the County of Maricopa,
10 O'Clock 'a a. NJ for he ~ s.e .ueS, q
Township Mol, n. of Range No. e., and
names the following as his Witnesses, viz:
William H. Downward, Henry E. Slosser,
Mathew II. Merreli and Mercedes Eepiposa
all of Phoenix.
HENRY Cousins,
he lister.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
A Card

"A CurU
To all who are suffering from tn. er
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of mani cd,
etc . L viii send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send selfaddressed
envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH T INMAN
Station D, New York city. -
oao. 1y,eo DIV
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
homestead; Notice.
Land Office at Tucson, Arizona, ,

Land Office at Tucson, Arizona
February 12, 1888
Notice is hereby given hat the follow
ing named settler, Henry E. Slosscr, has
filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his homestead claim,
No 1O3, and secure final entry thereof, be-
iore p II. I1nney: Judge of the End Judi
cial District of Arizona, at Phenix. on the
2lst day of March, 1888, mt the hoar OF 10
o'clock, a. m for the E1k N VIZ and VIZ
Il section go, township North, range
as his witnesses, Viz: William-H Down.
ard, Martin p. Griffin, Joseph Monihon
and. Michael Enggesun, all of Phoenix,
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Homestead Notice.
First publication Februa y 10, 1esa.l

First publication Februa 10, 1ess.1
Lana Office at Tucson Arizona,
Fenrua'y 10, 1888.
Notice ia hereby give that the follow
ing rsmed settler, John D. Williams.
has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his
homestead claim, No. lii. and cure
final ertrY there f, before D. II Pinney.
Judge oil the Second Judicial District of
Arizona. on the 90 day o March, 1888, for
The North Eas' u of ction 10. township
1 n range 8 E and names the following as
his Witnesses, w: James p. MOffett
Georgia R. Roberto, Will am Ruff, and L.
r. Shaw of Ihenix, MaIicopa county,
s0d HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
UAy Wouiu w WOiA W
inc this fine assortment. y

Balmy doors from Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze;
SOZODONT in healthful fragrance.
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purifies;
You will use it if you're wise.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Homestead Notice.
First publication February 10. 1881
To,d 0asoo - T-1. a-.

IFiist publication February 10, 1881
Land ONCE at Tucson, Arizona,
February I6, 1888.
Mott e is hereby given that the follow
IN, named named settler. John l. Gregg. has
proof in support of his Homestead Claim.
No. 126, and secure final eutry of the
same before D. H. Pinney, Judge of the
second Judicial District, of Arizona, at
Phoenix, on Tuesday. March 81, 1888, at
the hour of 10 o'cock, a m, for the EH of
NW14 of Section %, Township North,
Range / East, G s. S r M, and names the
following as his witnesses. VIZ: Thomas
Morrow, Whitfield T. Cummings, James
T. Priest, and william r. Lewis, of Tenn.
pc, Maricopa county, Arizona.
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

DIR. J. L Gregg informs us that
he has just received a fresh case of
vaccine matter. He may be found
at Irvine's by those wishing hls SER
vices. =
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

Invites It and offers every Iaci.
Congressional Investigations have
generally amounted to SO much of a
withdrawing business that the vari-
Gus departments come up regularly
now like full pigs to have their backs
srrafched
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

The HOLDER PATENT TABLET can
only be had at the HERALD office,
which owns the exclusive right to
manufacture it in this Territory.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
MARRIED.

THoMAs-WHITE- Pheuix, A.
T.. Feb. 81, 1888, by Justice James
Richards, Mr.. w. r. Thomas, of
Cave Creek, and Miss Kate White
of this place.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

n will please the eye as well as
the pocket to examine the new ex-
tensive Fall and Winter stock just
received at Guss Ellis s. Co.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Among the hills of Northern Cc

Among the hills of Northern Con-
necticut are many. quaint characters,
solemn in mien, sturdy and honest
in their dealings. but with a vein of
underlying hurnor that crops out
daily in their conversation. Among
them was one j s., or uncle
Jesse, 70 he was familiarly called.
Early in life he studied hard to fit
himself for the ministry, and when
he thought himself perfected he
called ON old Father P, a noted
Baptist minister of that day in s.
and ltod him he must either preach
the Gospel or die, and stated his wish
to be examined. After rigid ex-
amiration Father P leaned bis
hands and remained silent for a few
minutes; then suddenly looking up
he said: MIR. s., am really
afraid yoI'H haze to dte"-Editor's
Drawer, in Jumpers Magazine fol-
March.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

Neither sun nor sand get the bet
ter of Studebaker Wagon sold by
Goldman & Co.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
The Tariff BIZ.

WAsHI aroN, Feb. 81 The tariff
bill as passed by the Senate was re-
ported to the house to-day, where it
will he CT lied up and in what form it
may be presented for consideration
is unknown. Republican leaders
have formed no programme; mem
bers of both parties are in the dark
as to which course to pursue towards
the bill as it passed. 1t has not beel,
printed and the members refuse to
express an opinion until they have
had time to examine it. The appear
ances to-day indicate q considerable
majority in favor of its passage, with
a minority of sufficient proportion TO
either send it to conference or defeat
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Homestead Notice.
First publication February 10, 1888
Land Office at Tucson. Arizona.

Land Office at Tucson, Arizona,
FEBRUARY II, 1888.
No ice is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler, Abram r. Peep es. he's
fled notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his Presumption
Claim. No. s6S, and secure final entry
thereof, before d. H. Pinney, Judge Of
the U. S. District Cou-t of Maricops
county, at Phoenix, on Wednesday, 2sth
OF March. at the hour of 10 O'Clock. a. m,
for the NWk Section 10, Township l.,
North, Range East, G & S r Meridian,
and names the following as his witnesses,
w: George Light, George r. Robe IS,
Owen X .llogg. and William A. Hancock,
of Phoenix, Arizona.
HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
SKINNY Wen.

"Well's Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia,
Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

Buy a StudebaKer spring wagon
from Goldman & Co. if you want
something in that line that is hand
some and convenient.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
"BuchupaIbe.,

Quick, complete cure, all annoy
ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
iisases. s.. Druggists.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

For health, strength and vigor
drink Damiana Bitters.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

Take your girl out riding in a
Studebaker wagon bought of Gold
man s. Co.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

DAMIANA makes the old young an,
the weak strong and healthy.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

I WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-Two- Of
three papers have, within few
days, published scandalous insiDua
lions about the President. They
have not dared go further than tc
insinuate. No facts are known to
any one to Justify the insinuations.
The President has shown some at
ientions 10 the wife of an official
high in one of the departments,
which, though entirely unexception.
able as far as any one knows, has
been sufficient TO set the tongues OF
both male and female gcssips wag.
cling. The Presidents intimacy
with the family of the lady has long
been known, and often mentioned.
1t included the entire family, anti
there was no evidence of indiscre-
ton about it. That he has often
made early and informal calls at the
house of the lady IN question, has
also been frequently stated in the
Washington papers. There has been
no attempt at secrecy. The lady's
husband and her father, who is in
even a higher position than her hus
band, remained on most intimate
terms with the President. At the
races some time ago, this lady and
her husband were in attendance, but
he went With gentlemen friends and
she went with the President. Moth
ing could have been done feSs clan
destinely, but guesses and suNni-e 7
passed around among the wives of
the officials at their receptions, and
by wives passed to husbands, and by
them retailed at the club rooms.
Nobody processes to know anything |
persons whose reputation is trifled |
with. They have only heard some
one say something. This kind of talk
has been passed for months, without
to streng CITIZEN suspicion A
Pittsburg newspaper contains an ac-
count Of au alleged dIsgraceful scan
1al in which President Arthur and
First Assistant Secretary of State,
John Davis, are mentioned as the
actors. 1t is rumored to-
lay, that the trouble Gu minated this
fternoon in an assault upon the
President by Mr.. Davis. Am unable
o trace the rumor to any authentic
ource; nevertheless, it is credited.
here is much comment, and it is
he topic of conversation in all cir
Is
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

Clears OFT rats, micd aches. flies,
; ants, bed-5ugs, skunk Nchipmun
!. gophers. 15c. Drugs
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

You WILL never have a sour stonl-
ache if you drink Damiana Bitters.
All respectable dealers keep Da
miana Bitters.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
scratched

OBY E. OWEN, Teller of the Third
National Bank of ST. Louis, is a de
taulter to the extent of 100000, of
which the bank has been able 10 re-
cover $4,000 and no more. An
article In the IisaeS ends with Hir,
lends look for light punishment,
perhaps two and not more than five
years in the penftentiary" The
mitigating circumstances given as
cause for light punishment are in
plain words that he stole the money
from his employers to bolster up his
own speculations and was unable to
replace it. Robbery Is robbery, and
because mans business is failing
on his hands that is no excuse for
his crime. Perhaps ninety-nine hun
drsdths of the dcfaulting cases which
constantly come to the notice of the
public are the result of the same
cause viz: an attempt to become
ea.thy by specializing ON the money
of other people, or of state or coun-
ty or what net. Yet this man is |
justified ia n measure and "let down" |
easy. To our sense of justice it |
seems simply an outrage that the
man who robs you IN genteel way
md while you arc utterly helpless.
because of your ignorance that he is
'obbing you, should be let off while
he man who takes his life in his
land, steps up to you on the higf-
way and openly demands your coin,
axes the full force of the law.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

VIM. B. Hooper s. Co arc agent
for Damiana Bitters.