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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE.

DEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-f you want to
LII buy nice lot cheap you should 60 and see
j. T. Eisenmenger, ON Rice street, near Oakland
cemetery. He has 60 lots on eight different
streets, and sells them on monthly payments,
SIS down and 81 per month. or most any way to
suit purchaser. Also, nice 2-story house with
one or two lots, for rent, or for sale cheap. on
easy terms. 1929
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
From Tuesdays Daily

Fifty>one years to day since Santa Anna became President of Mexico. The Mexican Central had its first collision on last Tuesday.
 De Gormo, who robbed the Fash fen Saloon safe at Tucson a year g has been killed in New Mexico while engaged in burglary.
 There seems to be trouble at the crossing of the Gila in getting goods over. A considerable number of freight teams have arrived on the soutIi bank, bu' are unable to pass, owing 10 something being out of gear with the ferry arrangements; and on account of qnicksaEd on the bottom, fording has not yet been under aken.
 A new millinery establishment will open up tomorrow in the corner room of Lemons new building on East Washing'on on Street, 10 Dc con ducted by the well known milliners Nesdames N. J. Curtis and c. P. Ford. The ladies named are exTers fenced in the business and will keep on hand a large selection of fashion ionable goods in their line. They will also do cutting and dressmaking and respectfully ask 8 share of the custom of the ladies of Phoenix.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
The sunday School Convention

AFTERNooN SESSION, April 2, 1883
 Meeting called to order by Col. Christy at ? 30
 Devotional exercises.
 Minutes of morning session read and approved.
 Reports of committes were called for.
 Committee on credentials ported hirty>two delegates and proxies, rep resenting thirteen Sunday schools.
 Report of committee on permanent organization read and adopted.
 Committee on constitution handed in a report in the form of constitu, tion which was read and adopted.
 During the afternoon the follow ing subjects were discussed: What preparation is necessary to effective teaching" Opened by Rev. Fulton, followed by Revs. Adams, Pearson, and HerriLt. "How may young peo, pie be secured and retained in the Sunday school" opened by Rev. Chapman, followed by Mrs. G. II
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
Territorial s. 8 Convention.

The first Territorial Sunday School Convention Of Arizona was called to order this morning al 10 o'cl ok, by Col. Christy, a member of the Inter national Sunday School Union of Canada and the United States After devotional exercises q Temporary Secretary, Miss Ada Wharton, wa, chosen and he Rev. G. H Adams, being requested according to the programme already published, pro ceeded to explain the obj ect of the convention. The Rev. 2 ntl mar proceeded 10 explain the condition of the Sunday School work Tn the Territory somewhat in eatenso and that the convention now in session Was for the purpose of more sysiem- attic organization of the work m tn e Territory and to pnt the cause in po- sitlon to have representative at the International Convention which will meet in Louisyille. Kentucky, Tn June next.
 A number of delegates from Sun~ day Schools were present, and the programme Was adhered to as clcsc> ly as possible,
 Permanent organization will be effected this afternoon al 1 o'clock when constitution will be ad pied ard permanent officers chosen.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
1 From Monday'e Daily. l

McCarthy, of the Apache Chief, is bitter when speaking of Judge French. His tirades suggest that there has been a little skin knocked of his shins sometime by the Judge.
 The whole extent of mountains north of the valley are covered with SHOW to-day.
 We learn that the Arrow is to be published as the temperance organ of the community.
 The new crossing on the Gila will be in shape for use by the close of thls week.
 More land flides nre reported in the seledad canyon, on the Southern Pacific, and more delay of trains is reported.
 A private telegram to the HERALD to~day informs us that nearly foot of snow fell ID Prescott and gu. ; rounding country last night
 The Champion has enlarged to a seven-column. Flagstaff seems to agree with brother Fay's financial hygiene and he grows fat and saucy.
 We have not had any stage rob~ berries CT other depredations in Ari> zona tor several weeks. Let us hope that the recent maintaining of the laws majesty has checked the pro- pensities of the marauding class Indss.
 A wild boy recently captured in he Santa Rcsa mountains and taken to Tanecanhintz, Mexico, cannot be tanned, and eats only raw vegetables and flesh. The other day he seized three year old child, choked it to death, and then devoured it's left arm and part of it's faee.-Courier.
 The Bisbee bandits were pleased with Judge Pinney's charge to the jury in their trial, and so expressed themselves shortly before they were hanged.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
CorOner's Inquest ca tte Esoay
 Of Eern.nlO Valencia

The Coroner's inquest on he body of Fernando Valencla closed lis in- vcstigatlons yesterday Dr. Mabo- ney testified to having made q post mortem examination and that he found no indications of droU ming i; that death resulted from dlslocation of the neck.
 Jesus Gonzales testified that the deceased was named Fenan 10 Val encia; that he Was bern in Mexico :; and th:-t he was about forty years of age
 Hijinio Bernal testified that he saw deceased approaching the river on horseback about o'clock on Friday evening from the south side :; that he appeared to be in an in.oAi- catcd condition; that he saw him cross the first slough from his. house; that he was aloue al he time that lie was told that Ignecio Moline had the horse that Valencia went over the river 10 get.
 Jose Marine Ramirez testified that Ire heard stage driver on the other side of the river say that Valencia had been drinking with Jose Arnjo and that they started toward the road and were not afterward seen :; that he had found Valencia's horse, which he went after, among Q band oi horses running loose.
 William Gross testified that he found the body in the river; that It had apparently been in the river some hours; that the shirt was torn eff except one sleeve; that the body was found between two boulders in the bed of the river and might have floated there.
 The Corener's jury returned yer dict that deceased had come to hls death by dislocation of the neck cause of dislocation not known.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
School Report.

Following is the report of the Phoenix school for the month of March;
 Average attendance, 162.
 Names of pupils who have neither been tardy LOT absent, and who have averaged 90 percent or over during the mon tn :--
 Fist Grade-Brookie Gregory, 94 !; Fred Isaac, 93; Arthur Porter, 91; Robert Linville, 94; Geo Linville, go; Lirdley Orme, 94; Joseph Shut, 91; Orton Wiley, 93; Philip Whar- ton, 94; Fred Ingalls,, 94; Sarah Ihurston, 95; A,idie Kelly, 93; Maggie Meadows, 95; Angie Jack son, e?; Ollie Jackson, 91.
 CARRIE 4. STANTON, Teacher. Second Grade-Nannie Christy, 93; Lillie swilling, 92; Willie Da- venport, 92; Leah Metz, 91; Lors Robinson, 91; Fannie Bury, 90; Ruth Wharton, 90; Harry Knapp, 90; Sarah Reynolds, 90.
 JULIA DOLE, Teacher. Third Grade - Fannie Mognett, 95; Lulu Jackson, 9S; Laura Jacobs, 96; Bruno Asher, 90; Derve Woods, 94; Frank Robertson, 91; Henry Woods, 95; Harry Pinney, 95; Ho> mer Campbell, SC; John Burger, 94; Mitchell Campbell, 96; s Ormc, 97 Thos Linville, 9S.
 SUSIE Cox, Teacher. Primary Department-LouisaA AL len, Alice Christy, Josie Metz, Ra- monia Otego, Frankie Allen, Claude Bewley, Roy Davenport, Archie Gregory, Chester Hall, Geo Loring, Freddie Mauk, Willie Orme, Sidney Pinney, Eddie White. Roy Wiley.
 HELEN BURY, Teacher
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
4 Great Hcrselnan.

MT. J. H. Goldsmith, owner of the Walnut Grove stock farm, N. ' says of the wonderful curative quail ities of St. Jacobs Oil. that having long used it for rheumatism and on his breeding farm for ailments of horses and cattle he cheeTfully ac- COTS this great pain cure his prefer ence. ss the best he ever used, in an experience of twenty years.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
Proposals for Fresh Bee
 ard Mutton.

Headquarters Department of Arizona. Office of Chief Commis sary If Su b$istcn
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS. PREscoTT. AT,
 Mach 2l, 1884. GEAI ED PROPOSALS, In triplicstc D subject to the u ual conditions. wi be received at this office Or at he cffic of the Actin c II mi>sari5s of Subsi- ence- at the following named posts uu F o'clock. uoen. on sEondsy. Apr Sf, 1884. at which lime ard place iht will be opened i, the Dresence of bidde, for furnishi 2 and delivery of such qua tit es of Beef and Mutton on the block. q may from time 10 time be repaired Forts Apache, Bawie, Grant. iiu. .cha' Lowell, Mcdowell. Moi we. Thomas Verde and WhIpple Barracks, Tn Il Department fro Il July l. 1894, to June 1885.
 The Government reserves the right | reject any or all proposals, Proposals must be accompanied bN guar nee signed by two responsible po sons ia the sun Of $1.G00 each. and in l. coTdanee with he form prescrib d. Eat proposal mast be accompanied bv a affidavit sitting forth that the bidder not concerned difec " or inci-ecly i any her bid than that to which his nsE; Is appended.
 The successful bidder will be require to enter into written contract with tl | Uuited States, with good and approve security, wittin 30 daFs after being poii ! fed of the acceptance of his proposal. Bidders will understand that conTrac made under this advertisem mt and rrs l posals made in response thereto sha ! not be construed to involve the Unite | States lh any obligation for plyment i l excess of the appropriation granted b | congress for the purpose. Bank proposals, guarantees and afida 1 wits, and tull information as to the maj ner of biddi Tg, conditions to be ob serve 1 by biGderR- and terms of coufrac+ and pay 1 melt. will be furnished oh apple stinn { ! this office, or to the Comnissary st th post
 1 Envelopes containing proposals shoul ! be marked '- '-Rroposals for Bstf aad Ma 1 tom and addressed to tHe undersigned c to the respective Post Cofnmissarics ell AS ?. E AGAN. 4v Canaan and ( g.. |. g. Army
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03

A MEETING of the Republican County Central Committee is now in order in our county to make such arrangements for delegates 10 the Territorial convention, 10 meet here on the 25th instant, as it may think proper. Bir. c Churchill's call puts the matter within strictly party lines, where it belongs, and Republicans must now be Republicans.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03

The best interests of the parry and Territory demand a full attendance of delegates and this committee earnestly request county committees to take prompt and active meaures for the selection of tried and true men in the party to compose the Territorial convenli ion hereby called for that convention should be the correct exponent of the position of the party upon all public questions, and none should be admitted to Us couusels whose past conduct or present views are not in harmony with the traditions and the funda- mental principles which form the grand cdiice immortalized under the name Of the Republican party.
 Notice of contests Of any) stating the grounds therefor shall be given to the Central Committee on or be- fore the 24th of Aprll, on which day the committes will meet at the Phoe- nix Hotel in Phoenix.
 By order of the Committee.
 CLARK CHURCHILL, WEBSTER STREET, Chm'n.
 Secy.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Rooms of the Republican Terri
 torial Central Committee,
 PREscorT, AT, March 3I, 1884. )
 4 Territorial Convention of the Republican party of the Territory of Arizona, to consist of 75 delegates, is hereby called to De Il Id at the city of Phoenix, April 25, 1884, for the purpose of selecting two dele- gates and two altcInatcs to the Re- publican National Convention, to be held at Chicago, J due 3d, 1884 The several counties of the Territory will De entitled to the blowing number of delegates in said Territorial Con- vention, 10 wit:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
From Wednesdays Daily.

The Ort0m Era intlmates thai
 trouble is brewing among the set
 tiers about St. Johns. Land seems
 to be at the bottom of it.
 MT. J. B. Montgomery, we learn lost five cows last night by overfeed
 ing on on green alfalfa. It seems they were shut up in a corral and got into the alfalfa field in the night.
 Dr. Lord, for some years prom1- nent business man of Tucson, and widely known throughout the Terri- tory. died in the City of Mexico, on on the 31st of March.
 From Captain Hancock we learn that a Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias was instituted at Tomb> stone, with B. A. Fickas as Grand Chancellor; M Messrs. E A Atchison and H. c. Buck were chosen Sue preme Representatives, to attend the Supreme Grand Lodge of the United States, which meets in May
 MT. A Redeuill, of Vallejo, Cal, who has been making our town n running visit, left for home by teis morning coach for MaricPpa. Mir Rcdeuill has interested himself in our town and valley 10 the extent of sev- eral thousand dollars.
 If you desre your food to be pal atable, enjoyable. and digestible, use Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder, which is not only free from adul- teration, but wholesome. The edu- cated chemists and physicians of this country use Dr. Prices Cream Bak- ing Powder in their own families. Buy the Powder in cans, securely labeled.
 Dr. R. E. Ligbtbu,ne, who was formerly stationed Ut Fort McDow- ell as Assistant U. 5. Surgeon, re- turned to Phoenix yester rdsy from Canada. bringing his recently we'd ded wife with him. Dr. Light burne is the owner of considerable valuable property in Phccniz, and comes to settle down among Us and make his home here. The HERALD extends a hearty welcome to the doctor and his lady.
 Mir. c. L. Patrick and wife, father and mother of onr townsman Mr H. R, Patrick, ltft to-day for their home in Iowa. They are so much pleased with Phoenix and the Salt river valley that Mir. Patrick has taken up land here and will dispose at his property in Iowa and return to the valley to make his future home with us. And thus they con- | tinue to come; 10 one visits Us wIth> l out wishing to be owner of home l among US, aud many have deter mlned that they will own property and come and settle as soon as prop 1 eriy in other portions Of the county is disposed Of.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03

U ICidiIurl ItilCIS iSIid4 uiHS III the postofice at Phoenix, Arizona March, 31 1884:
 Atchley, W R Foster c " " Adams, J Albert Gates. J Egart Black. Wm Hill, Charles Bissonnottc, Phil Hill, Charles R Butter, w F Hampton, Juha c Clardy, Ben Perkins, Frank ? Chaplain, D Philips, Chds. Clark, J Nj Patterson, George Curtis, ' z Platter, Rev II B Campbell Harmr Ranald, Mir Campbell, Mitch'l stephy, s P Craighead, Geo Sitton. J s Crunell, OR Saum, John Dwyer, Dennis Saunders, Vim Butcher, Chas 4 Slagel A $ Dewy, Joseph Thomas, Joseph Dempsey. Michel Tindal, P F Dunies, .lrsAngy LcwIs Vidal
 Dunison, J c Wellington, Nell Ouy, James Walters, C F Dwyer, Robt c Walters, Chas Dougherty Jas Williams, Thos Duval, Jas W Wade, Mrs Sallie K Henten, C. Hichell, Jas Hamilton, Robt Miller, Robt 5
 Hart, w II Mccain, Mrs G W Heyman, Gus Mccain c w James, ? H O'Conors, Mrs Knowles, John s O'Brien, Hattie L Lem bege, J Joseph Francisco Barales Lee, Lizzie B GregorioA deOitis Louden, " H Rosa Gallego Linen, Matt Magdalena Garza RETURNED LETTERS.
 John W KeatIng Ann MeGavarn
 Flora Taylor A B Wilkes. CARTAS ESPANOLAs.
 Call for Advertised Letters" GEO. E MowRY, Postmaster. [.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
LOCAL LINES.

Location Notices,
 Quito laim Deeds,
 Bargain and Sale Deeds,
 Bonds and Mortgages, and Jus ,ce's Blanks of all kinds, for sale ct the HERALD office
 Cutters Whisky at the o. R. <
 Call for Boc& beer ut the Boca Beer Depot.
 Six hund.ed pounds choice Chi eago Candies just received at Geo. F. COais'.
 To RENr-A nicely furnished, com fortable room for one or two gentle> men, cheap, Inquire at HERALD.
 VOTERS OF PHGSIx, see that your names are registered. City election 9th of May.
 A neat office. in an eligible local ity, to rent on asoIable terms. In qairs at the HERALD office.
 Go to Geo. D Ciarke's for fine Fil~ ligree jewelrY third door east of tue posl~office.
 The papago Indians have some dne wheat growing near Fresnal' So far this season, no irrigation has been nccessary.-Prospector.
 waltham and Elgin gold and sil~ yer watches and elegant gold and silver chains at Geo. D. Clsrke's iewelry establishment.
 HoUsE TO REST.-A new residence partly furnished in the south-eastN ern part of town. Inquire Of L D. Copeland, at Smiths flour mill
 Canvassers Wanted For my Pa ci6c States map, California State map, world atlas, and other ppblicaN lions. For particulars write to R. A. PENNEY, 20 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal. By authority of the Lieutenant Genera of the Army, Second Lieu 4enaut G. II Morgan, Third Cavalry, is announced as Inspector of Rifle Pr ctlce of the Department The Garden City Drug Store has the agency for the ''Fopsy, "Vii> lard" "sunfower," and "Oscsr and Amanda" cigars, some of the finest l brands in the market. A large stock now on hand, which will be supplied to dealers at San Francisco rates.
 Cooks Bjou Theatre opens CT Saturday evening neAt at whai WAS lately the Palace Theatre. 4 fine set of new folks will be on hand 1 consisting of Walter Parks (come- dian) Fanny " alton. .Nita Earle. Irene BaRer, Mrs. Cooke, and Ar- J. F. Cooke, ali under the manages ment of Mir. Jake Willis. Silsby's orchestra will furnish the music. Grand opeulng; be sure y"u are there.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
Military Orders.

HEADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, WHIPPLE BARRACKS,
 PRESCOTT, March 26, 1884. Special orders No. 24:
 Major James Riddle and Captain Daniel Madden, Sixth Cavalry, and Capt. D. F. Callinsn, First Infantry, are detailed as members of the Gen- eral Court Martial constituted by paragraph 3, Special Orders No. 11s, series 1883, these Headquarters. Necessity exists for the travel en- joined.
 By order of Brigadier Genera Crook
 JOHN G. BoURKE, Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03

DANIANA makes the old young and the weak strong and healthy. .-J . Montana, agent.
 All wine merchants, druggists and grocers sell Dgmiana Bilters.
 You WILL never have sour ston ache if you drink DamIana Bitters.
 The sale of an article is the criter> ion of it's merits. Damians Bitters have large sales
 For good appetite drink Dami~ ana Bitlers u M. Nolano, agent.
 Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach and is the best tonic.
 A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia - Daniana Bltters.
 For health, strength and vigor, drink Damiana Bitters.-J. Nj. MoE> tano, Agent.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
Proposals for Flour.

Headquarters Department of Arizona. OficeO of Chief Commiesary of Subsistenc ce
 HIPPLE BARRACKS. PiescotI- A. T '
 March q. 1884. G FAILED PROPOSALS in duplicate kO subject to the usual conditions. wll be received a this office and al the office oi lhe Ac ing Comm Ssari.S of uDssEt ence at the following named posts in Ari Iona Territory, uhtll 12 o-cl1ck, noor 5A 0nd y. A piii 2E. ESSz- ct whici lime and places they will be epened presence of biddels, for furnishing an. delivery of Arizona Flour as fo lows:
 Fort Apache. 6S.U00 lbs Fort Bowl, 0.0Ju lbs {; Foit Grant so GOO lbs For Huachdca. 6J.OJO lbs-; F, Tt Lowell, 50 0o lbs ; Ort McDowelI, B, eco lbs; Foi Thomas, 36 coo lbs; San arlos, I00.Ct lbs Fort Verde, 20,g00 lbs Whipple B. racks 5000 lbs
 Proposals for flu -nikhing nour made ] Afiz ma aud from rIzona wh at on win be cons dered. The Government r. rerves the right 10 reject any or all pr posals.
 Blank proposals. guarantees and fu information as tO the manner oi bidGiD; conditions to be observed by bidders. ar terms of contract and paym eni. will flu hished on application to th's office to the COmmis>aTies at ihe posts.
 Enve lores containing proposals shou be marked P; oposals for Flour at and a6dressed 10 the unde. signed, or tho Commissary al the pot.
 4w Captain and c. $ U. s. Army
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
Elite esaIlery. .

Tie finest artistic cabinet Photos ard views of business Il uses and men are 10 be seen at Cations News Derot, the work Of Chas. B. Noe, formerly of Virginia City, Nevada, also San Francisco, Cal.
 In addition, MT. Noe is prepared to give the Nonpareil picture, one of the latest in the art of photogra- phy. CATION & NOE.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Coeke's Essjou Theatre.

Owing to washouts and delay of trains, people that we have specially engaged for our opening have not arrived, and uot wishing to disap point the public of Phoenix and it's surroundings, we have postponed our opening until such time that VIC are able 10 give you an entertain ment that will be worthy Of your patronage-which will be next Sat- urday evening For further ans nouncements see small bill.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
I. 0. O F..

Phoenix Lodge No. 2, I. O. o. F. ], has determined on holding a grand anniversary celebration this year, on the 26th of April, the anniversary of the order. It is expected that sev> eral distinguished Odd Fellows from California will be present. The ex- ercises will consist of parade and oration in the day time and grand supper and ball in the evening,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
EfThey only Knew it

Eminent physicians say that few thor ugh applications of g.. Jacobs Oil will increase the circulation ard save many life.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03

Is it not about time the organ was setting its own party right, if it has any. now that 1t has got Republican affairs running in the right channels
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
Meeting Of the County Repu5Ii
 can Central Committee.

A meeting of the Republican County c entral Committee Is hereby called to meet at the office of Porter &Mlllay, in Phoenix, on Saturday evening, April 9th, at z o'clock, for the purpose of discussing the matter of choosing delegates to the Terri toriaI convention to meet in Phoe- nix, April 18th, 1884.
 JOHN Y. T. SMITH, Chairman. c. H. KNAPP, Secy.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
Notice for Publication.
Presumption No. 927.

Presumption No. 927.
 LAND OFFICE at !
 Tucson, Arizona. March 2S, 1884. NOTICE is hereby given that the fol- IN lowin gnamed settler has filed no tice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that saio pI oof will be made before Hon D H. Pin ney J udge of the Second Judicial District Court, at his chambers in Phoenix. Mari coBa eoupty; n ATIzona, on May lo 1881, viz: copa county, Arizona, for the " Il of sec II. tp ? n, ? Q. G. tS s. R. B < M., and Dames he following as his witnesses, viz: Ansel short, William Back, Ge orge w Nun and William Turkington. all of Phoenix, Maricopa county, Arizona.
 BEN. N. THOMAS,
 Register.E Fiist Publication April 3, 1SS4.i
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
$50 Reward

will pay $50 for information leading to the detection of the man who stole a new wagon sheet from my premises R. E. HARRINGTON
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-04-03
Admlnistrator,s NoeIce.

NOT1CE is hereby given that the uP IN dersigned has been appointed an- minisfrator of the estate of Lee Sing, de ceased. aud creditors are hereby notified to come forward and settle their accounts with the same imn ediaiely, and all per sons having claims agsiust the same 10 present them for aGjast stment-
 W. T. SMITH. Administrator ofthe Estate ot Lee in