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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-03
(Gortlebuns folst.)

= gnt3iinbung, Suifen, Ratarrb
unb 2ungenfieber f0nnen, tpenn bur1
@rfdltung berbeigefiibrt, bur6 Mper's
gberrp pectoral gebeilt mer6en. Gs
iiberwinbet Die gnt5iinoung, bebt bic
&ei5barfeit uub gmpfinbli6feit auf,
bef6wi9tigt bic Srgane, unb giebt benz
2eiben6en bic @eiunbbeit auriif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-03

Die
W66entIttbe Treie @reffe
erfdeint
ieben DOnnerita8
unb fpiiet
$3.50 bas Sabr pbsr $1.25 far 6
Wcuate in gcraustesobluns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-12-03

= @tetttpurit, S6infeu, Rau6=
fleiih, Sarbnen, 9ln6Opies, Sdringe,
eingema6te @urfen, GGie offer Nrt unb
9lnoews fauft man alleSeit frii6 BEL
9euerm mann Bros,
4,t1W gllamO pla3a.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-04-04
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED By
j. j. EIsLE e. CO,
a, ,,, .,,,.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The Patti concert took place in the
Mormon Tabernacle at Salt Lake City.
Excursion trains ran from all over the
Territory, and large numbers came from
Colorado and Wyoming. The result
was an audience that was estimated at
from $40, 900 to $4,000. At 7 o'clock
5000 persons crowded around the gate.
Several ladies were slightly injured and
a few tainted. The concert passed oil
satisfactorily to all interested, Patti, Of
course, being the fayorite. Patti very
obligingly sang three encores. The
large organ in the Tabernacle was used
for the accompaniment with grand ef-
feet. PATHS "Home, Sweet Home"
brought applause which seemed to
shake the mammoth building, which
was beautifully illuminated for the oc-
casion. The audience was very appre-
ciative and attractive. Without fur
ther personal mention, it may be said
the concert was one oi the grandest
which this company has given in the
country.
In Cincinnati, the barricAdes have all
been removed. and the militia simply
patrol the sidewalks around the. jail and
Court,house. In many of the accounts
OF Saturday nights smob reference has
been made to the red hag borne, it was
supposed, by a Communistic orglniza-
tion. 1t has since been aseertained,
however, that this ensign had no such
significance; that it was flag captured
in the Sherff's office, used by him at
auctions. 1t has been determined to
build temporary quarters for the Grim
inal Court 10 the yard, to be ready in
two weeks. The Grand Jury will as
semble at once, and provision has been
made for the accommodation Of all the
coutts, aud legal business will proceed
as usual.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-04-04

A man named Chenworth. who lives
in the village of Cowboy, Kan. owns
horse which he sends to a store three
miles distant for provisions. A note
tied TO the horses manei has a list Of
the articles wanted. They are strap.
ped in a bag to his back. The animal
never stops to nibble grass, bat goes
the whole distance at brisk trot.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-04-04

The State of Georgia recently passed
an act to furnish artificial limbs to Con.
federate soldiers, and already III appli-
cations have been received, and it is
thought there are between $50 and 200
to come.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-04-04

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mense profits to agents. All intelligent people
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sse"' HALLETT BOOK CO.,
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-04-04
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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

Nearly all The new box and open
stalls on the fair grounds have al,
ready been enga scd. The probabil~
Ivy is hat nearly as many more
Stables Will have to be built to &C
commodate the exhibition of horses
and fine cattle, and horses for the
speed ring. ..-
Mr.. a. S. ClOhgh, of Prescott, ex-
pressed today ten varieties of winter
apples and TWENTY-FIVE jars of jellies,
preserves and jar rs
Mr.. Cook sends fine lot of Irish
faotaides5 j,lJ
: VThe ladies of Prescott will con
tribute nice display of articles for
The Il alahn's De partment-bpt the
best of al viii Re tie presence in
ppryon,1 of a large number of the
lad es df the bal CITY,.
Z SEVERAL fine horses arrived Inday
from Florence 81 d are now on the
fairlgr9Hnd.-a a. #. -
1t is expected lhere wIll be eight
or Ten horses IL from Prescott, and a
cHioad of fine cattle and tUist frynB
Pima ccuntyo on Sal urday.l
Goyernar Trille and taft and Cen
cial Crock aud 5 atf have been in
lIled by the DIRECTORS ard are *
fpectsd to be present. II T. i-tAltE
Work men are busy today, erecting
the grand stand. 5-.r
The new road TO the fir grounds
by Messrs. Linville's ami Gny's
places, is nov open, and parties de-
string to avoid mud holes win lake
the new road going in south Of Mr..
Gray's residence
The secretary of the fair has
moved his Office 10 the Odron The
alter room, next to DR.. Mahoney's
drug store. 3Tilg iiu1l
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
TO come.

THE election news from tle east
today Is largely Influenced by. re-
turns now being made public from
rural districts in the east, and 1t can
moi be denied that in New York and
ali the middle and New England
states, the country vote will be
largely in favor Of the Republican
ticket. All returns for the last
twen.y-four years have been com
pletely modified by the county
vote, except, possibly New York in
1880, when city and country alike
went Republican n. Every additional
dispatch now, comipg indicates that
history is repeating Itself" and that
Blaine and Logan will come to the
front with a vote in The electoral
college that will need no commits
sion TO decide 1t.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
~ i.-
Notice.

Z r-falff 40 g
NTOTIcE Is hereby given that al reg.
~ ular messing ofthe Board Of Dfrec.
tors of the CHA River Canal Company,
held at Phoenix on the sth day Of Octo.
Der, A. d. 1884, an assessment Of rs 2OOl
two doElars per share was levied upon me
capital stock of theoOompanyl Said as.
SessBlent Is due and payable immediately
apdyif not; phid before the 18th day d
october, from and after that the same
Witl lbecome delinquent on shares as
Certificate No. d, issued to Z. 10 isd'
: III Ganz, mod" ~ ono, 9yi4 s5sharcs
Certificate No. 80, issued to E.
Fh sGanz, 'ih rHi ti5k - -iii 2Oshares
Certificate No, 49,. issued 10 L, A.Df'1 =
i,s' Powers | ' 25 shares
0ertifcateiNo- o. issuedlto John sdI
cert iscate N. At, issued to J.B. . sr4a ff7'
Certificate No. Is, transferred 10 p
h W. n. Smith md rnrd ,i 81 shares
Certificate No IS, issued TO j. :
M A! Curtis ~ = 52.l- shares
Certificate No. A, Issued to W.
r. Smith Is shares
certificate No, 42. issued to M
A. Runner 'iil5'Izsiiit 10 shares
Certificate No. 4ol issued to J. r., ..,7ys
Certificate No. 3s, issued to M.rsfia7T
~ A.. Rnfner, "a shares
Certificate No. 81, issued TO W. ~ tsHnt
= T; Smith - .,..t. 90 shares
Certiic4te No., 50 issued to r. C.
Powers 30 =. 2ls shares
Certificate No. "a. issued to R. e.
Powers .'sEil 14o shares
Certificate No 80, issued to R. &C. -
Powers ail. 100 shares
Certificate No. 81, issued tc j. r. rst
g Hall ID -. .-- 40 shores
Certificate No. 30. issued to NJ. ti ,rH
A. Ruffner ,.4s so shares
Certificate No, Is, issued to NJ
8 A. Ruffner -gu ~ 20 shares
Certificate NO. il, issued to NJ.
A. Ruffner 20 shares
Certificate No. 70, issued to NJ.
A. Ruffner o.. E3r.,-i- B F.. = 46 shares
q Ter flcate No, IL, Issued to M
- A. Ruffner Ilssn 81 g 20 shares
If the said assessment of 81 90 per share
upon the stock above described is not
paid before said 18Th day OF November,
1884, all of said stock, or so much thereof
as shall be necessary to pay aid assess
ment and osts of advertisement and sale,
will be sold atpublic auction in froPt Of
the courthouse in the city of Phoenix at
2 O'Clock, p. M, to The highest bidder for
cash. Also a. the same date ana place
the following shares, or so much thereof
asishall be NECESSARY to pav The assess
ment of 500 per share and cost, delin.
qnent since the the 1st day of September,
1854. well be sold at public auction for
cash 10 the highest bidder:
Certificate No. ~ issued to M 81
A: Rufner, n, % sFlti NJ 40 shi res
Certificate No. IA issued to NJ.
A Ruffnerla 0ri'ssf 81 90 shares
Certificate No. Is issued to NJ,
A. Runner b. - N - 20 shares
Certificate No. II issued to M f- M
A. Ruffner 20 shares
Certificate No. 80 issued to M .sf=fl
sRpfner .......,..ts 20 shares
Certificate No. 40 issued to John ''ta'
R; Hall ani.leiLt Al shares
Certificate MOST issued to W.T..
smi IfnG 9gl 90 shares
certif, ate No. a issued to W. t. -,
] Smith harcs
Certificate No. 45 issued TO W.T.. .ff
Smith % shares
Certificate No. 46 ISSUED to W. 1
T. Smith &. 81 shares
---f,s .-f.5 j. A. CURTIS,
Secretary Gila River Canal Co.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

WE are glad thai our most despsir
ing telegrams came yesterday glad
for two ieaso ns;, first, it makes a
fellow feel meaner and bluer than
we did yesterday afternoon to have
to 90 down in his boots after he has
begun to effervesce; and second, 1t
does US lots OF good to see the Dem-
ocrats rejoice on the least provoea-
tisn. We are not among those who
would bear no joy to the heart of a
political opponent, especially so
long as we have hope of. ourselves
rejoicing about The time they get
through, and are likely TO continue
to feel good for the next four years
TO come. Dtf l'Hs
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06


PHOENIX never had a more pleas .
ant election than that just past, mol
one more holly contested or excit-
ing. Everybody seemed to be in
| good humor, however, and those
whose i'll luck it was to he defeated
took it W it'll good grace. The Re
publicans of the county have cause
to congratulate themselves. They
have largely increased their vote
throughout The entire county, and
mad E il a question among our Dem
ocrasic. friends whether it will long
erobe- entitled TO the name of the
banner Democratic county of the
fertility. The Offices are digtrlb,
uted between the two parties, as it
now stands nd good men have
been elected from boths men whom
it is to be hoped viii make us lie
very best of officers, men WIlOm, We
believe. viii make the best of officers.
The HERALDIs part in The fight
ends with The election. We have
received many a hard knock in the
contest and have endeavored to give
as god as We received. We have.
only to say that The fight closes
without a particle of i'll will toward
any man concerned in it, on our part,
and we have reason to believe that
our blows have been taken as good
naturally as others have been re>
ceived. During the entire contest
we have lost just one subscriber who
thought our Republican battery
rather hard on his Democratic bull
works; a dozen took his place and
the world moves on. li4 - aus
We should be sorry indeed to find
ourselves in IL community tina: held
no difference. in. opinion, for in that
q aa< -z1as= Is zzz
very difference of opinion lies the
safeguard of liberty, the purity of
society and government. As Amer
leans we can't afford to lose either
one of The grea at political parties.
So soon as we 60. that day begins
the rot that will end, in our national
destruction in short perlor of time.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

. Southern Afizana, as fruit pro-
Queer, may be matched, but ceftaine
lgsifsc;aEsot sbsss1rpasset ihS World
over Figs, as a fruit, may be taken
by way OF illustration of the above
statement. Slips cut from trees and
properly attended to, will bear in
the second y ear of their growth and
m the third year they will bear
three full crops. Trees in private
'gafdens'in this city, planted under
the above conditions, are now yields
ing their third crop this season. The
figs are of the white gkriety an are
uncemmonly fneAStdff:: 10 5
= Il q -. ---= ~
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

The Norfolk Yirginian says that
the last years crop of peanuts in
thst state foots up about 100000
bush is, a oout 100000 bushels~of-
which we're handled in~N0rfeik &
Tie ctop'.is ucat' y-ritt m -o1fiy
100 200 bushels Fem9ia II ,he mark
At here. Reno e ial1 iii sections
show The croo Il he in a fae coad -
=tIohs as.l TIA Il fr.age is incresseGI
about so per eeft over l as u, .5.S
plantings, With a fairly good sea-
son ii is ESTIMATED 4Pai1d hq rNrgthial
crop. will-Teach 2 100000.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
NLast Child Found.

So
Quite an inc dent occurred in
Deming. recently, in the finding of
the little boy Williams, WHO was
lost on Friday morning and found
On Tuesday afternoon The search
parry found him at the foot of the
Fiorita mountains, fully nine miles
from Deming Tic little fellow had
4afti Gown and slept in The sand a.
number of Times, hut, iudgJng BY
stIFe-a trail, he had besn wanderine
around in hid brush most Of the
time. When found, he was apbas
ren'iy IN good fondiliqn, On y. suffer-
! 4g 4IQgl talirst- Hisleloihaso were
in tatiers and his little SHOES oSmll
pie eiY-worn o it, How herestabbd
froFs being eat en- by thga coy,9ees'is
almost mirad he. haisis
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
. Don,t Is Tor Youns Men.

h. Don't wear a white neck tie Will
anything but d dress suit-they gel
soiled so easily and white ueckties
are worth hfteen cenlsa dozen.
Dom real on ia young lady unles S
you have received permissioR--q irtl
then don't call for large eath5unt,
unless well esta blished in her con-
! fidence.a IA - ~. ----...-..- =.
Don't make''y PurNisstssl ang W. Il
few families are prepared to accom-
mndate guests at breakfast without
previous nptice. =Yas
DON'T faiid cd arrive at a diPner
party-cold VIC tuals are 1htigestible
and .unwhQleso he. I'D.
H. Den t'talk about Your grievances
write Them up in IA newspaper
card and sign tile articl. ''Pro Bono
q. Pub.ico.n TAX payer or-some
other classic, signature
7lD9n't talk about your weakthA or
poverty if YOU are RIGA everybslys
will smile at you, and if you IRE
poor you can go into corner and
snlilo by yourself
Don't make lyour devotion to
young lady too marked unless y9urg
intentions are lseriousAa bleach Of
promise cass is always loaded -
Finally, don't fail to observe the
feelings and rights of others, which
more than all. else marks the true
&c ntleman-and makes you q novels
ty as beautiful as it is seldom. =
Merchant Traveller.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
suleld.ea


DR.. Ralph Pa q s,, q ella Bend bad,
stabbed himself 70 dealh' E6nUufe
third instant while laboring ,Hqld(4ccE
an attack Of tenn pOrary insanity. At
least that is the verdict # tAe, Gero-
=ner's juy- which, by the kindhess Of
Mr. : Carey. County Coroner. was
handed US this afterB0Bh hBfiHgB2
P.ihng E&Aaag IA nativg or HIfaofgg, and
ab9ut' p years of agdh 1T Eg9iRs
that he COMMITTEE b the rash act while
Standing in front of his ia hers
tent. No cause can he ASST ssReff AM /,
less 1t be insaniy. o+eala -
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

= = - I { = --------'.sf '-'.i i,fs
The fact that a royal family has
ebeeome eKtbet and vase9esi ates FFe
left with@htan owner is an Interest,"
ing Musralipp. Of the instability of
worldly a ffaiFss but it seems TO be
the sad fate of tAeT fa4mqq ducal
house of Bru4d s3ickl ! STh6N Ill
batehIs abnddhded some days ago
that Wilhelm was dead, ,qpd, he
WAS, it appears, be only 'rtpresenta~
tive of he royal line. He was un-
mar, led and about 70 years of
al 4he tihieS Of 4i5 death, and was
eng of the most illuslrioug among
The great personages who represent
the state forming the Germanic
confedera ior. He wa alsu one Of
ting .Yealthiest of Germqp 5 lyertigns,
having vast private estates. ipriud ,
ing the 'brineipality of Oels IN
Silesla,a4d large poss ssiqns iii'ti'.
district of G latZ In p ,'us>ia. Fjnan~
cially and ancestfplly considered, he
was a most desirable husband for
any enterprisingi woman, but lac
lived and~died in klugl lie. shlessedne -
5and RaAs tAere Is hot an heir, collat
seral Cor -dBrtc 10 pc petuate Ii s
princeiy race TIE. royal f,mi Of
Great Britain, according to '-the
sYealeBdoks has No. claim ial- the
male line Of the house or Bi'unsw c'<
Luneburg is noi represented IN
Queen Victoria and her 6es cenasr
The refgnihg family of Prussia as
seris a title deriT we'd from ancient
Treaties AMI Bismarck may be relied
upon to capture the revenues fhl}gici
and audacity can accomplish III 1t
was reported in 1874 that the reign
ia AHk chad sbpqueathed Che Whole.
of his estates TO The Emperor Of
AUSTRIA These European dukes.
and pEilces.arc Liable TO all sorts Of
trouble and change, but it is not
oftens thatiiso imItortaneia h ouseeas
that Of Brunswick actually fails for
want of heirs.-.EE. .21... 81 a5vk5l
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

Carbon paper! for copying and
Duplicating. can be,Emgds IN 9fg{5qqls
owing mannef: Take sweet oil,
mixsd to the cousi steAGe-=af~e cream
with e1lher Of tile following paints
10 produce the color de- ired): Prus-
sian, blue, lampblaak, Veneli an. red,
or chrome gree4;-fheys Should Sbe-
ground fine on the stone. Use ra-
ther thin but firm paRer, ,hut ON
with sponge and wiped off as dry
rs possible; then lay them between
auncoIored paper and press by lay
ing weight or some other heavy
fiat substance upon it. 1e4El
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

the me. NTheettAose was coupled tc
I-the hydrant and tho-~steamer WHICH
1.-the switch engine carries vas werk,
ling 200 strokes a minute. Some
time bi fore, Ihe FIRE had reached dts
height heavy Srsans Of water was
playing over thetfepotarfd building
No aaemp pit was made to quench The
fire in the warehouse; only to
save the depot and hotel, and also
the lumber yard which was adioin-
ing the warehouse. A liIrge Gro WI
seon collected aud wor4ed-4~it1f
such a will that The lumber was
removed. and, only the empty; gReds
which c9n5aiped it Fefe burned.
Twice The Dc pot was on fire. CAD
abe hAt was so intense mat 7fe
water slzzled and steamed the same
rs if thrown dn a hot stove. Had
it lot been for the Southren Pacifc's
precanhonf in furnishing AHMEJi
steamer OBJ It heir switch engine,
ahelrs,fi fine darke depot hRiIdip ggnd
Hogdl y o2Iidisa. be a rrfT+r AA6alay Ind
rheSanta Fe Would have lost mile
of frei CHI Gals some of them loaded
Y. fn YliiAaNfs merchandise TlgaG
switch eBebid was house aud cid
not hoRanpp 4liug the fire, hut The
Southern P;e inc boys cut out a1da
hanIded out III izeS sazsz hb de-
in. the. Yisialtly of he fire before
they Coupled ON their fire hose, thus
SAYING thesSan ia Fe people heavy
.oss. The va lehouse was -ipsqfedllII
or 81, 5OO"in two com pan its-yaailfiss
TlftfiE l.
he doi al loss w i'll + ;ch over $4,000. !
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

So FAR as heard from, Bean and
Long are ahead in Pima county
about 100 votes. This includes re-
turns in full from four precincts and
partial returns from Tucson. The
vote for Sheriff is very close.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
Ezensingten EmbrOld cry etc

Ds 4FE
Lessons in Kcnsington Embroid~
cry rom one. to four on Tuesdays
and Friday afternoons, Silk, Che
mile, Arrasine and Application en-
broidery done. to. ordre, Stamping
at reasonable rates. For terms and
/ 1H pRnipqbrs 1Hply to Mrs. Mill
lay, East Jefferson street, Phoenix,
Arizona. o22tf
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06

: y ?
MI. Geo ID. Clark, who has be, n
"A, resident If our city for several
years, and a watchmaRte!rr, Left this
morning, for Califqnuia2fl stnad:.s.
The New Orleans Exposition
opeds opens December 18 ITHesfa'e
7fro m %Maficbpa will be $40 for the
round trip, The same as from San
Francesca, $50 niles further.
While the wdstb lunaz emi&rsp
gain vas s@nghg at1he aerDt ~
t Fdays a w.Jnnh pm board gave bfrih
to three chIldreh, their aggregate
weight being but sew pounds, Il
tie train had been d, layed any ereai
Rngfh5 Of z=IIEt,e longer, there is no
telling what might have happened.
Citizen. aE na
IF I'D. Haakinsd the "boss" horse
islloer, has Just prepared aaaase3 Of
steel shoes for Exhibition at lbe
Phoenix fair. ii consists of nine
Teen shoes! comprising evry pattern,
from Il duplicate cf44re9esvSon by
NJ mud - .to2 that worn By a freight
m6le. The most of them are highly
polished, and. if 'JaeI<g odoes NOT
lear a Way the silver medal from
the Territorial IFdir, some' onei will
have teshow up,spme very fine work,
--Preseott .Joitfs:aF.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
TIP ren on TOP.

The following returns fron"Tip
Top, WHOM aiken in connection viii
those of G.1leti ands Prescott, makes
it look as though Heads own coun-
ty hardly f., IS the need of his press
ence, aud proposed tn leave no pos
siblc hint unapTliet that might in
duce him 10 MIR te. The fol4s wing
i part OF The Tin Top xote, for
which we are underahligatis5ns 10
Mr J Cnnlson, Of Gilletr:
3 II, 81; Head 6. For sheriff,
AIelvrr' On, 20 ;Ha-z, 10; Ellis. 10
F., d'srrie altelnt'y, Rush, 90;
Feaee 19 For county recorder,
Wi k.r OF. 26; II nds,n IS.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
Life Rreeerve4.

If you are losibs gI6IiiF grip 81 Afife
try FWelPs Health Remover" Gees
direct TO weak spots. :" -'''' rs,
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-06
REPUBLICANS TO THE FRONT.

THEaE remains but very little
doubt that Blaine and Logan will
be our next President and Vice
President. e@s -'os34 .''-'i'