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Will and WiIIfuI.

"Its too horribly reckless for any
thing" Mrs. st. Cyr exclaimed, tanning
herself Engaged to girl you know
SO very little about! Oh, Floyd, Floyd
would never have imagined you could
be so sillyw
Then Mr.. Warren smiled, and, with
his arms folded, leaned lightly against
the mantel and looked down upon Mrs.
ST. Cyr-pretty, golden haired, bright.
eyed, and year-oid matron of %.
ITO think she is a poor, common girl
mot quite, he interrupted, good No.
turedly. poor, admit. but not com.
mon, according to your rendering of the
term, She is a working girl, and is EN-.
ployed from 8 to in Nine. Fromard q
establishment, and she lives in tene.
ment-house on 9Th avenue, with her par.
ents-top floor. too. And her name is
Ida Inglis. Aud now you know all you
are likely to know of the future Mrs.
Warren until she appears in the actual
role OF sister-in-law to your serene mai
esty."
At the self-same moment. in the plain,
comfortable, yet almost shabby little
parlor on the top floor of O99 9Th ave. ,
Mrs. Inglis, pale, faded, and jaded with
the cares of life and the forever sttug-
Cling to make impossible ends meet, lis
tened ecstatically to Ida's announcement
OF an engagement between herself and
Floyd Warren.
Its too good to be true, dear! And
had actually feared you were becoming
interested in Paul Crawford! 1 am SO
thankful, dear"
81 know just what you mean, mamma,
dear Floyd would not approve of him,
nor would l, except in the most conven-
tional way. But one thing is sure and
certain, it would not do for Floyd TO
presume to dictate to me about his lik-
ings and dislikings, or my tastes or dis.
tastes. He must take me as am-Ida
lnglis just as Ida Inglis is--or let me
entirely aloner
Proud, sensitive, passionate, honorable,
truthful and independent. despite her
sensitiveness, frank and free, cold and
sarcastic by turns, she was like human
kaleidoscope, character worth the clos.
est study. we'll worth the warmest inter.
est and eager winning.
But with Floyd warren's nature
grave, positive, steady, and firm as rock
bedded in the sea-aud here, an inhar.
monious jarring was sure to come at one
time or another,
And it came on one August moonlight
night when Mr.. Warren picked up an
invitation card lying on the table in the
Inelis parlor.
"of course you'll not go, Ida," he
said.
"why shouldn't r All the girls are
going"
"It will be rather a promIscuOus
crowd"
"on that point, as on several Others.
we do not agree"
but you won't go Ida2 To oblige me.
dearest Task it as personal favor"
Indeed, I'll not give it up! ia not
miss it for all the world"
"You must do just as you please, Ida.
But remember. ii you go in the very face
OF my disapproval. shall sonstrue into
meaning but one thing"
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The tip of fashion-a quarter of a

The tip of fashiOn-a quarter of a
dollar.
The watch dealers belong to the sell
tic race.
Down in Georgia they have egg
sucking matches. A couple of fellows
started out on one of these races a
few days ago. One of the fellows had
got down seven when he struck an un-
young egg. and he Immediately came to
the conclusion that he was no sucker, and
threw up the race, eggs ditto.
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Woman was the original "si

Woman was the original "sidt
issue"
A man never realizes how rapidly
children learn until he begins to buy
school books for them.
Said good sister in her testimony
at late camp-meeting: "My husband
opposed my coming to this sacred spot
but l can truthfully say that in coming
here have received blessing; and l
know that when reach home my hus-
band will get blessing"
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1t is no wonder that the monarchiei
of Europe are becoming dlstasteful
when a full-blooded prince is teaching
piano playing at Naples.
mo-" wrote a Montreal convent
pupil, 1--WE don't see a man over here
once in month, but there's French
girl just come who has q dear little
mustache, and we are learning her to
smoke cigarettes and swear"
ASS purifier Ayers sarsa parilla acts di-
rectly and promptly. A single bottle will
prove its merits. Many thousands of peo-
pie are yearly saved from dangerous fevers
by the exercise Of q little timely care in
properly cleo using the system by the use Of
this remedy.
To lover the geography of the
world resolves itself into two localities
--the place where his sweet heart is and
the place where she isn't. ......
Emerson says; There is always
safety in valor," but Emerson never was
interviewed by a red-hsaded woman
with cold and relentless cowhids hid
under her shawl. ,... ....
Heart disease has brought many to an
untimely grave. The heart is az liable as
any other organ to disease, if you have
il even in the slightest form use DR.. Graves
Heart Regulator. 81 per bottle.
Men can by no possibilitv becorna
female clerks. but there Is nothing to
prevent women becoming mail clerks.
This is christian and civilized
country, but just as soon as baby is
born its parents are anxious to give it
weigh.
LIT is not good for man to be a
loan, replied Mrs Yeast When a iady
asked her to loan her husband as an es.
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THE DOCTORS RUSE.

DR.. Paul Ventnor sat alone in his of.
flee, his hands crossed on his knees, his
eyes fixed upon vacancy. Some one
pulled. He opened the door and laoy
entered. She was closely yelled.
II wish you to call upon my father, "
she said.
"What is his maladyY" asked the doc.
tor.
HE has strange hallucination con.
cerning his food" she slowly replied.
"For days at time nothing liquid passes
his lips. He faucies the water to be filled
with the finest needles"
"Give me your address. I'll call to.
morrow"
She handed him card upon which
was printed. G. B. Branson, - Wal
nut street, Philadelphia.
Zone thing more, Miss Branson, he
said. ut may be best for me not to call
as physician. Gould I not come upon
some pretended business of a kind in
which be takes an INTEREST,""
"He has houses to rent ON BrandywIne
street" she said, after a pause-"to rent
aud to SELL"
"Very good" rejoined the doctor,
'that will serve me, Now, Miss Bran
son, you must not be surprised if cut
up some queer antics" He laughed as
he said that. "Watch me closely for n
clew to what l would have you do or
say"
Il think I understand" she simply
said. GOOD evening, SIR
The next morning DIR. Paul ventnor
took from a drawer strong horseshoe
magnet. He rubbed steadily upon the
blades of his pocket knife with one of
the poles of the magnet, thoroughly
electrifying it. He purchased paper of
very fine needles at an adjoining store.
then set out for tho residence of his pa.
tient.
lie found the latter to be a man we'll.
advanced in life, intelligent and genial
SO genial, in fact, that the doctor won
dered at there being so much of the sus
pectful in his nature. The doctor at
once opened conversation about the
houses on Brandywine street, in which
MIR. Branson earnestly Joined, and vivid.
iy explained points in the speculation,
"Sir, could I trouble you for drink
OF water9" the doctor suddenly asked.
Certainly" replied the other. "Kate,
please bring Mr. -"
"Ventnor, " supplied the doctor.
"a glass of water" completed Mr..
Branson.
He was addressing his daughter. who
had called upon the doctor the evening
before, and she was seated in one of the
bay windows. She put aside her book,
left the room, and returned with a glass
OF water, which the doctor accepted with
bow.
lie raised the glass to his lips, and
then well-feigned look of establishment
crossed his face. He elected some of
the water, plucked at his moustache, then
strobe to the window, where he seemed
absorbed in an examination of the con.
tents of the glass.
"What is the matter?" asked Mr.
Branson.
"Matterl' sharply repeated the doctor,
as he turned from the window. "Tbere
are needles in this waterl" Hundreds of
them' sir How did they get thereY
Why did she bring me such stuff as
this?"
He took out his knife. thrust into the
glass the magnetized blade and when he
withdrew It number Of needles were
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Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit, can be
curedby administering DR.. Haines'
Golden Specific.

1t can be given in cup of coffee or tea
without the knowledge of the person taking
it, ellecting speedy and permanent cure
whether the patient is moderate drinker
or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands oil
drunkards haye been made temperate men
who have taken the Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge, and to-day
believe they quit drinking OF their own free
will. No harmful effects result from its
administration. Cures guarant teed. Circulars
and testimonials sent free.
Address, GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co.,
1855 Race St., Cincinnati, o
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"A guilt irame-the prison window.
Marrow escape-the tip of a gas Jet
Quick at tgures-the dancing mast
er.
MY dear" said a wife who had
been married three years, as she smiled
across the table upon her lord and mast
er, "tell me, what was it first attracted
you to me2 What pleasant oharacteris.
tics had 1 which placed me above other
women in your Sight?' And her lord
aud master simply said: 81 give it up."
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WAS IN THE ORDINANCE

Washington Hatchet: Judge Sponge
Is well-known gentleman at the nation.
al capital, and has retired practically
at another style of bar. He has many
notable characteristics, pre-eminent
among them that of borrowing.
He met Col. Shortstop on the block a
few days ago and solicited small loan.
He was refused, but suavely persisted
with able promises Of an early return of
the money.
"Oh. no! you can't work your racket
OF me-" finally said the colonel, impu-
dently. "I'm too old soldier for that. !"
"You SOLDIER" retorted the Judge.
now rather irritated. you're called
a colonel, but you never smelt powder.
You never were in the army at ALL"
"oh, yes, was, replied Shortstop,
''and I'm in it now. I'm in the ordi-
nance corps, and, al you see, perfectly
bum proof"
They parted-never to speak again.
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A Startling Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. johnson, OF Huron, Dakota,
writes that his wife had been troubled with
acute bronchitis for many years, and that
all remedies tried gave no permanent re-
lief, until be procured bottle of Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, coughs
and colds, which had magical effect, and
produced permanent cure. 1t is guaran.
teed to cure all diseases OF throat, lungs or
bronchial tubes.
Trial bottles free at Thomas drug store
Large size $l.OO
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AN OLD FACE WITH A NEW M

"Good morning, sir. l ought to know
you your face is very familiar. May ]
ask your manner"
Certainly, sir. My name is Vindica.
ton"
"VindieationY VindicationP Let's see.
No. | must be mistaken. l don't remem.
Der anybody of that name"
Perhaps You knew me before ehsnged
my name"
fOrs7"
"ConYiction."
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1t is not good for man to be a
loan, replied Mrs. Yeast When a lady
asked her to loan her husband as an es.
oorI for few minutes. .
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-04-10
From Wednesdays Daily.

Major Geo. E. Glenn is announced
as Chief PaYmastcr of his Military
Department, with station at Whip
pie Barracks.
a special Grand Jury was ordered
this morning in the case of Shad-
rick, the slayer of Phelps.
Prescott is asking Of the Super
visors of Yavapai county al appro-
priation of $500 to fix up the road
to Ash Fork.
The arguments on motion to dis
miss the case of Churchill VS. Reavis
on ground of jurisdiction continued
till $3.50 this afternoon, at which
time the Judge took the matter un~
der advisement.
Mr.. Patrick, the engineer, informs
us that ninety five teams were at
work yesterday en- the new head
ditch for the Maricopa and Salt
River Valley Canals. 1t is expected
that the ditch will be finished in
about ten days.
Mr.. Geo. H. Tinker, Yavapai'A
favorite Bohemian, made the HER
AID Office a pleasant fraternal call
this morning. Mr.. Tinker's name
appears among the delegates from
his county to the Republican ferris
torial Convention which meets here
shortly.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-04-10

Articles OF incorporation have
been filed by the Gosper Horse and
Cattle Company organized under
the laws of Ariz ona, by j. j. Cos
per, Silas w. Cock and J. L. Bever-
idge. The capital stock of the com
rany is 500 900, and its principal
place Of business Prescott.-Miner.
Mr.. W. j. Bennets, nephew of Mr..
W. II. Thomas, of the Golden Fleece
mines, has arrived in town direct
from the great copper regions of
Lake Superior where he has spent
his life, so far, in copper mining
Mr.. Bennets VIII take a look at the
various copper prospects of the Ter
ritory before he returns, and, possi~
bly,, if suited by what he finds, in
vest some money among US
The St. Louis, No, Pest-T tspateh !
SAYS that Mrs. Phoebe Rice, 1SOs
Madison street, sister OF Henry |
Clay Sentop, Chief, St. Louis Fire
Department, had been a sufferer
from inAa-nmatory rheumatism for
seven years; the muscles Of her
hands aud limbs were contracted
and she used crutches.- BY single
application of st Jacobs Oil she
was benefited instanianeously, and
finally completely cured.
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V0ltaic Belt Co., Eassastl Nib.
PROPOSALS Cor Fresh Beef
ard FEuEtcn.

Headquarters Hepartm ent OF Arizona,
office of Chief Commits airy Of ; u bslstence,
WHIrPLE BARRACKS, PisEscoTr. !; T.
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN triplicate,
- subject to the usual conditions. viii
lie received at This office or at the chic
OF the Actin. c nissarl5s of Subsisr-
ence. at the following named posts until
- O'Clock noon. on ~ 0lGhN, = prii
% 1854. at which time and place they
will be opened in the presence OF bidders,
for furnishi Q and delivery of such guam
titles of Beef and Mutton on the block, as
may from time to time be required at
Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant, tuachnca,
Lowell Mcdowell MoiaVe. Thomas and
Verde and WhIpple Barracks, IN this
Department from July 1, 1884. to June so,
1885.
The Government reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals,
Proposals must be accompanied by a
guarantee signed BIZ two responsible per-
sons in the sum of 81, 600 each, and in &C
cordance with the form p csc ID. d. Each
proposal must be accOmpan ed BY an
affidavit Sc ting forth that the bidder is
not concerned direc " or indirectly in
any other bid than that to which his name
The successful bidder win be required
to enter into written contract with the
u uited States with coed and approx ed
security, wiki n 30 days after being not1-
fed of the acceptance of his proposal.
Bidders will understand that contracts
made under this advertiser MT and rro-
posals made in response thereto; shall
not be construed to involve the United
States In any obligation for p ,yment in
excess of the appropriation granted by
ongress for the purpose.
Blank proposals, guarantees and af1da-
Wits and !ulI information as to tho ma n
per of bidding, conditions to be observed
BY bfdders, and terms Of contraci ana pay
meLt. viii be furnished on appl1caVlon 70
this Office. or to the Comnlssary at tne
post
Envelopes containing proposals Should
be marked s'ProPosals for Beet and Nut
tom and addressed to the undersigned or
to the respective Post Conulissarles-
CHAS.P. EAGAN.
4w Captain and c. s, U. 6. Army.
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U. = AND DISTRICT COURT.
April Term. 1854
HoN. D. H. PINNEY, ASSOCIATE JUS
TICE, PRESIDING.
TERRITORIAL COURT.

TERRITORIAL COURT.
PHOENIX, April 7.
Court called to or,ier at 10 o'clock
a. m.
Order issued for % Grand Jurors
to appear tomorrow at 80 p. m.
Trial Jury of "a members ordered
for Thursday, April 10Th, at 8. a. m,
Motion made by District Attorney
A. c. Baker for the temporary re-
moval of Jas. Larsen from the peni~
tertiary as a witness for the prose>
cution in the case of the Territory
VS.. Chambers. Motion set for hear
ing tomorrow morning.
Adjourned TO 1 80 p. m.
Z. s. COURT,
Order issued for Grand Jury of %
me IL bers to appear Tuesday at / 80
p. m, and for a Trial Jury to ap-
pear Thursday at 9 a. m.
MONDAY, April 18th.
0. 8. coURT-AFTERNOoN SESSION.
United States VS. Tribolet, Tarbell
and Burnett; nolle prosequi en-
tered.
United States VS. Porter; nolle
prosequi entered.
TERRITORIAL COURT.
Isadore Bagley VS. Marion M Bag
ley; referred to c Fl Knapp to take
testimony.
First National Bank of San Jose,
Cal VS. Samuel Franklin ct al; On
motion of III N Alexander, ordered
that his name be stricken from the
record as attorney for defendant and
that lie have leave to withdraw two
special demurrers by him in this
action.
AA Ward VS. 9 w Cunningham
demurrer argued and oyerruled by
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garden and orchard uses. Aside
from the great gain on the original
investment, the rapid appreciation
OF tie value of lands here must be
taken into consideration. 1t will
be but year or two Before our lands
will be selling for as much as they
are now worth about Los Angeles,
San Jose, or in the Napa valley,
California.
To some man or company Of men
who understand the business of
raising and canning fruits snd vege-
tables there is an excelle nt oppor-
unity to start a profitable business,
and one that will within two or
three years grow to enormous di-
for it takes but thee years
here TO have an orchard in full
bearing, and hundreds of thousands
Of trees are already planted.
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A BALTIMORE paper says that city
alone put up, the past season, A.
100000 cans of peaches 100000
cans of peas, 100000 cans of string
beans. 100, coo cans Of pears, 3,000,-
600 cans of tomatoes, 100000 cans
of fruits and vegetables This is an
immense amount of what may be
called a new industry-E1.
To the above statement might
have been added some 100000
cans of like products for California,
and yet the market for canned goods
is far from satisfied and rapidly ex-
tending. The Hawaiian Islands,
Australia, China and Japan are
growing markets for the canned
products Of the Pacific Coast, as are
also the Eastern States and European
countries. What we are endeavor-
ing to get at is to show that capital
invested in the canning industry in
this valley would have an extensive
market and cheap and wonderfully
varied source of supply in shape Of
fruit and vegetables. Nowhere can
these be produced SO easily and in
such liberal quantities, nor so
quickly from the wild land as in the
Salt river valley. Land can be had
readily here at from 81 .25 per acre
to $25 or $50 per acre, an original
investment of at most not 3315 per
cent on what the same quality OF
land will cost in California or any
| where else, that is fit to be put tc
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WEDNESDAY, April 9Th.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tomas Perez admitted to citizen
ship.
Territory VS. Chambers; nolle pros
entered, defendant discharged and
bail annulled.
In attachment suits against W ]
Murphy, the motion to discharge
was denied, and cross motion to file
amended affidavit and undertaking
allowed.
A A Ward VS. D Balsz; demurrer
overruled, and ordered to answer on
Saturday morning.
First National Bank of San Jose
VS. 8 Franklin ct al: demurrer with>
drawn and ordered to answer to-
morrow morning.
THURSDAY, April 10th.
U. S. CoURT-MoRNING SESSION.
u S Trial Jury excused till Mon
day next.
TERRITORIAL COURT.
OpcCld1 Oiduu u III 4CIuih So az
indictment of Jas A Shadrick, for
murder, and were discharged, with
thanks of the Court for their prompt
action.
Territory VS. Jas a Shadrick, de-
PENDANT, arranged and ordered to
plead tomorrow morning at 9 a. m .
Territorial Grand Jury came into
court and presented an indictment
against John Roy for incest, and ig-
nored charge against Francisco
Andrada as being cheat.
The following are the Territorial
Trial Jurors empanneld:
E Hersche E E Brigeman
w L Slater E K Buker
Winthrop Sears B Hand
NJ Ellingson Robert Kern
w s Mills A S Foushee
E w Bryan w Tedrow
G ID Hobson Nj Pomroy
ON Stewart Frank T D Miller
Jos Cummings Jos Means
P Simmons John D Spooner
CA Luke E Pescaro
| Amos Hawks Z Pomroy