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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-15

CoSKLrNe, the ex-political auto
Graf, has expressed his preference
for Blaine rather than Arthur
Blaine tough, him in The political
arena, hut Arthur refused TO be con
trolled by hun, though from the
same State, which was the more hui
initiating to him of the curled lock
and bull>in>a-pasture style.
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, ". A.RowE, 5 ,muel Purdy, A C.
Baker, P. B Ian and W. K Meade
are tie names prominently mentions
I'd by the Rowe subterranean pro-
cess of nominating delegates 20
Chicago. It's quite natural that
Rowe should be one having tie
greatest number of choices in his
favor. Who knows:
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF THE CITY OF PHOENIX
FOR THE NEAR 1883.

Brown, Mrs Geo E, lot Z block s
and personal property, tax So 90;
percentage and costs 81 10; total
So 10.
Balensuela. G, personal property
tax 81 90; percentage and costs
81 05; total So O5.
Brrcht, F G, mortgage on lot of
A Luke, tax $40 90; percentage and
costs 81 so; total S11 so.
George, John, lot 3, ard S = LOT
5, block 81, tax So 90; percentage
and costs 81 Is; total 81 Is.
Gonzales, B, lots 1, 3, and 5, block
35, tax 50 so; percentage and costs
81 12; total SO 60.
Gibson d S.ankard, lots 10 and l2
block 70, tax rs; percentage and
costs 81 04; total 81 70.
Har@rove, r 5, personal property
tax 10; percentage and costs ST. OF
total 81 80.
Jonas, j J, lot 10 and W u lot 10,
block So, tax 81 90; percentage and
costs. 81 05; total So 05.
Kline, James, lot 3, block 81, tax
So so; percentage and costs 81 IL;
total So 60.
IS, block 81. fax 81 SO; r %"s'
centage and costs 81 J2; total So 81.
Miller, Israel, personal properly.
tax So so; percentage and costs
81 70; total SO GO.
Mendoza, Juan, personal properly
TAX So 90; percentage and costs
81 10, total So 10.
Mccormick, r G, lots IA and Is,
block 81, and lots 1, Z, 9, and II in
block Sc. tax So 90; percentage and
costs 81 Is; total 81 10.
Mcdonald, II 9, lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 5
and G, block 95; t41 81 20; percent
age and costs 81 20; II tai So As,
Mexican, T j, personal property;
tax 81; percentage and costs 81 05;
total 50 O5.
NorIega, Juan, personal property;
tax 81 so, percentage and costs
81 OF; total 50 81.
Norieea. Jose A, personal props
ertv; tax 50; percentage and costs
81 10; total So 10
Thompson, J w, Estate of, n Is
19t 10, blork "a; tax 50 so; per~
centage aid costs 81 12; total So GO.
Walters. j H, personal property;
tax ST so; percentage and COSTS,
81 81; total IS 81.
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TELEG RAFHEC.
BANQUET.

BERLIN, May 12.-The American
Colony gives a banquet TO Sargent
before his departure for America on
the 25th instant. Minister Morton,
of Paris, and ex-Minis ter General
Noycs are invited.
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TIE Grant and Ward failure is
now estimated as the greatest occur
rnce of the kind that has ever
taken place on Wall street. The
amount involved is put at
$1,000, 900.
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FOR GRANT.

NEW YORK, May 12.-It is re-
ported that Jay Gould and othe S
have started relief movement for
Grant. Conkling was in consulta-
ton with Grant to-day.
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whose accounts were reported short
u few days ago, bias returned. His
mind app AIRED to b. III wandering
state; no loss will be sustained by
The church.
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GRANT & WARD.

New YORK, May 12-There was
a sight renewal of excitement about
Grant 81 " ards failure this morn
ing. The feeling against Ward
does not lessen up TO noon. No new
facts have traDspired.
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A MAN MURDERED.

MAN MURDERED.
LoRpsBsKG, N. NJ May IA
man supposed to be j. Mich OILS, was
found murdered in the Pyram id
Mountains, 70 miles cast of here
this morning. The body was in an
advanced stage Of decOmpositIo
and could only be identified by pa
pers in his pockets. His assassins
had evidently attempted to hang
him but the rope being to weak
they took The shorter method ard
shot him vice, once in the left eve
and once in the left side. A piece
of rope was found around his neck,
bis hands were bound and the rope
from his HANDS run to the limb of. a
Tree directly abo7e the body.
BANK FAILURE MD L. c. HUGHES.
TOMBSTONE, May 12-The town
is quiet bu' the guard Is still NAM
tanned at the bank of Hudson 81 Co.
This morning a committee of the
grand jury and Mr.. j. Y. Eccleston,
teller of the bank, began making an
inventory No statement viii ba
arrived at before night A witness
before lie grand jury this morning
testified TO having seen NJ. B. Clapp
casl.ier, leaving the bank at six
O'clock, or three al d half hours
before the suspension, with il valise
in his haad' The general impress
iol is that but little money will be
found in the vaults. The statement
in the Tucson Star that the Miners
Union contemplated firing he town,
etc, is maliciously false. Upon the
contrary the President of the Union
wait, d on Mayor Carr and notified
i'm if guards were needed for any
purpose the Union would furnish
them free of charge.
The result of the ballot of the
Democratic Territorial convention
announcing sew, n votes for Hughes of
the Tucson Star for delegate to the
national convention, making tie
with Curry and Meade, was received
here with surprise, by the Democrats
cy. who threatea to bolt the parry if
Hughes is sent to Chicago. They
claim he never was a Democrat
until he arrived in Arizona and only
now from policy. Any man or set
of men uphoiding him will get the
poll zeal black eye in this county if
put up for suffrage.
LATER-rhe statement that Clapp
left the bank at Il. M. is incorrect.
KILLED BY CARS
WILCOX, May 12-Phillip Mead,
native of New Orleans, La, was
run over last night at ten o'clock by
the east>bound train. Amputation
was made at this knees. He dieu at
ten o'clock this morning
APoLExY.
KANSAS. CITY, May NV. G.
Case, of Santa Monica, California,
en- route TO SARATOGA as delegate TO
the PresbJ terrain general assembly
at Saratoga. WIS seized with apps
p!exy on the train this morning. He
died at The hotel this afternoon.
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.
Senator Sabin is said to he largely
involved in The failure of the car
company al Saltwater, Mich.
The California legislature is on
the eve of adjournment.
The Cincinnati grand jury found
81 Indictments growing out of the
recent riots.
There are rumors af1oat that the
telegraph operators may strike dur
ing the Chicago Conventions
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The special term of the Califor-
mia legislature ends in nothing but
an immense expense to the people Of
that IN fortunate Slate-unfor;uuate
in having vepal Legislature.
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The following is the result of a
preliminary examination of the
books of the burs ed Tucson bank:
Bills receivable, includ-
ing NOR cages, col!at>
erals and Endorsed pa
per, rrincirHl........$120 342 90
Accrued interest on The
same azi85 90
no 1854 90
" edge NJ. Co, stock at
% cents (est.ma ed)... 1870 90
OVsrdrafts u Sc ured
(abouD -. -. :. 10000 90
Overdrafls ST cured, coli
curity $4,000 90
matcd0 ..-.......... 10000 90
Cash (rnutilaied coin and
On currency t,,,,. ;.i;.;;,,i 1870 %
property of Mcssrs.
1oole and n dson les,
tinatetD. ............. 6U,Uuo w
T.tal............ ss5s. 701 90
Total liabilities (estimat>
CD ................ .SS2O. OOO w
Claims. ....... $4,000 90
General creditors, unprc>
ferred...- .-...--...-. 3OO,OOO w
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HotIce to Creditors.
Estate of Daniel White, decease.

Estate of Daniel White, deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given by the under
N signe adm nlstrdtor of the estate
of Daniel W hi {, deceased. to the creditors
of, ard AL persons having claims against
said deceased. TO exhibit them with the
neces airy vouchers, within four months
after ths first publication of this notice, to
the said dmitistratOr al his place of husi
ness in the city of Phoenix III the county
of Maricopa- TFOS. SHERMAN,
Dated March 18th. 1884. 6w
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OFFICE OF THE CITY MARSHAL,

PHOENIX, A T., April 81.
Public notice is hereby given that
l will on Monday, the 18th day of
May, 1884, at the door of the Court
h ouse, IN the cjtv of Phoenix, sell
at public auction the above de>
SERTED property, or so much there's
of as may be necessary to satisfy the
amount of tax, with percentage and
cost of advertising.
HENRY GARFIAs,
City Marshal and ex>OfficIo Tax
Collector.
The above sale is postponed till
Saturday, May II, 1884, at 10 a. M.
HENRY GARFIAs-
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Declaratory Statement No. 7ls.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARIzoSA,
April 18th. 1884.
NJ Office is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing named settler h filed notice
of his Intention to MAKE final proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Hon D. II PiRney,
Judge of the 2nd District conrt, at his
chambers in Phoenix, Ma icopa County,
Arizona. on Nay 81, 1884.
Joel A. Hoimesiey for the ne a Of sec 26.
tip n,r4 6 & :. r. b. & M. and names
the following as his witnesses. viz-
Thompson alker, A. J. Halbert. William
Lewis, and Joseph NJ. Means, all of
Tempe, Arizo-a.
BEN. NJ THOMAS
RcRi ter.
Fret publication April "a b. 1884
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AssIcNEE's NOTICE

A LII PERSONS indebted to W. F.
n McNulty, will please call and settle
such Indebtedness with The undersigned,
SO as to avoid costs. Suits wiz be COM
menced Immediately against parties not
paying promptly.
j W. CRsNsHAw,
> March "a, 1854 Il
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CHIEF JUSTICE AxrELL.

WASHINGTON, May 10. = The
House Committee on judiciary con>
cluded the consideration of the gems
eral charge of incompetency against
Chief Justice Axtell, of New
Mexico. The committee resolved
that the en- parte record OF evidence
tended to show incompetency on
the part of Judge Axtell, but as his
case was before the executive, no.
thing should be done by the House.
THE MISSING TREASURER
PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Eugene
J Woodward, the missing treasurer
Of the Philadelphia Presbytery and
general assembly Of the church
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F.pusasion Of Phoenix, 5000
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KILLED BY CARS

WILCOX, May 12-Phillip Mead,
a native of New Orleans, La, was
run over last night at ten o'clock by
the east~bound train. Amputation
was made at this knees. He dieu at
ten o'clock this morning. .
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Wall Street.

New York, 17.-GenersI mstke
strong. Missouri Pacific weak 69. There
was drop in coal shares due to false
Tum0rs. Money which opened at 6 pei
sunum is now 10 per snnum.
la. m.-Coal stocks weak; jersey
Central ELL from rs to 80, Reading to
3O12 and afterwards rallied 2, Central l.
Heading under leadership. Western
Union which sold at 56H bnysnt, rose Il
10 f. Pacific Mail, Western Union,
South Western, New York Central and
Erie brisk, demand easy; money led with
purchases Tor long account. The market
closed strong.
mere was 3 marked change for the
oetler IN share speculation to-day. Pur-
cnases Tor investment and speculs ion on
aIslge scale. Money lending was 10 per
cent, per snnum Of the close. The hanks
E Tere mueh more liberal to borrowers.
Inc tCtsl issue OF Clearing House GER
tlncs5es we're Il, 100000 of whic $500 600
Wsre taken by banks during the day.
4 fesIure OF the market was heavy buy
-Ig LOT foreign account, also the action of
me United States Treasurer in transfer.
ing S'OO,0 zoo legal tenders to this point.
ols2ks advanced 4 TO 3H, the latter
D. the Central Pacific, which rose TO 46I
ABOUT IL o'clock q sharp attack was
nsoe on coal shsres due to a report tina.
"a coal com blnstion had disrupted. Jer-
~ Central broke at 5, Reading az,
-ackawans 4. The general list fell of .
% .. Western Union about this time be.
cams strong and rose tn 56L and TUNED
.ae market upward. In the afternoon
;oe Louisville s. Nashville and Missouri
1aclhc we're weak but the transfer of Ie-
sai tenders to this city caused the nrice
% aeVsnce. Speculation became buoyant
aad lsrge blocks changed hands at nd
'sneed prices. Central Pacific went 8
1isheT; Consolidated and New York
central 2, Northwest preferred 4 Rock
Island "a, Delaware & Hudson s. Den
yer l, Lake Shore, Erie s. Omaha IL,
Missouri Pacific and Oregan Transcon-
mental IL, New York Central 235,
AorIhern Pacific ~, Pacific Mail ",
western Uuion 21s; sHd the remainder
4 4vsl!e the list being q to q per cent.
louisville, Nashville and Reading. how
Ss5F. each per cent lower; st Louis
anc Gan francisco declined 2H TO 10 and
=. preferred to 80. Governments uns
-sOoli ac!iVe this afternoon and dealers
,e2OI' taat food OF orders from Ont OF
Nv GHl 70 prominent institutions in the
Ivy were buying. Transactions ran up in
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Chicago Markets.

Chicsgo, 17.-Markets stead7 this
morning and modersts strong.
July whest sold Up to 9lH, but only
scattering sales made at these figures.
It Teceeded to 90A and then up to 9lH.
Ccrn-Steady $50 July.
Trading only moderate actives but the
feeling is one of greater steadiness than
for the past three days.
During the middle session in wheat
and corn July wheat sold at 912s, but
fell of to 9O% and oIo5s at 871s May,
Ss5s June, 9OA July.
Corn - 54H May, 55A June, 56B
July.
Rye Quiet; COZ.
Barley-Dull; ~.
Pork-Steady; 1885 to 40 May.
Lsrd-Steady, So to 97H May.
Bulk Mests-Fsir demand, shoulders
6 %. short ribs, sos; short clear $40.
Whisky-Steady, unchanged.
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New York, I7.-Money loaned ct %
TO d premium per day; closed easier 2 10
~ per annum.
Prime mercantile paper 5 to 6.
Sterling exchange - Bankers bills
stesdier 4S3 TO AS; sterling in demand
4S5 to 4S6.
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COMMERCIAL.
Mining, Stocks and Other Markets
Utah Wool.
SALT LAKE, MAY II.
Philadelphia markets.

Philsdelphis, 1.-THE markets are
better and appearances are encouraging.
There ia a continued demand for gov
ernments. Large banks taking advant-
age of the opportunity offered to ex-
change tbrees fer higher interest bonds,
alse 4, and AIS. No demand for Money
except on the part of dep0sitvrs taking
advantage Of the cheap prices to invest in
securities.
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to millions; Is were an especial feature
advancing from 119 to 1913; Ais also rose
sharply to 1875 to ia, for coupon 81
100. There was q much better feeling in
railroad bonds and some sharp advances
were madeewith improvement Ringing
from l to7.
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Bullion.
New York, 17.-Bsr silver III.
New York Railroad Stocks.

New York 17.-Stocks opened in sd
vance q to 81. Central Pacific reached
463, Western Union rose to 56H, North
western 1O5, ST. Paul Tx, Lake Shore
$50, Pacific Mail 3S1z. There was then a
resc;ien Of q to 1.
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chicago Live Stock Market,

Chicago, 17-Hogs-Receipts, $500;
somewhat brisk and 5 higher;
rough packing IS to $40, packing and
shipping, 5.75 to $40, light $40 to SIS.
Csttle-Receipts, 1000; unchanged;
fat steers are frmer; good TO choice
shipping $50 to 6. Is, common to medium
$40 to $40, stockers 3.75 to 4 80; feed.
ers 400; to 4.95; grass Texsns AS to s..
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; low grades
dem oral zed.
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Pennsylrania PetroIium.

Pittsburg, 1.-THE excitement st the
Petroleum Exchange has subsidized to .
grest degree. Better feeling prevailed
With disposition TO buy. No failures an
nounced.
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Bank Statement.

New York, IL. - Loans decreased
$6,7S4, 900, specie decrease 81 527, 0Oe,
legal tender decrease 81, 956. QUO, deposits
decrease $12, 900, reserve decrease
1890, 600, banks hold So, 125, 900 in ex-
cess Of the requirements.
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New York Mining Stocks

New York, lin mining shares
Horn silver sold at 5X, Union Con. at
200, Belle Isle at Is to AZ and sierra Ne
vAdR 65h,
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FOR RENT.

A PLEASANTLY situated front room on
South Temple street, one block from
u. @ Depot. three from HERALD corr or.
would make 9 peasant, quiet office.
Address for one week, L. g. R., this of.
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DENTIST.

J. B. KAYsor, lately connected With
Dr.. J. r. Van Aukin. has renewed 10
the HERAID New Building, where he is
prepared to do sill kinds OF Den.sl work.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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AGREAr DISCOVERY.

That il daily bringing icy to the
homes of Thousands by saving many
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grave. Truly Is DR.. Kings New
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PASTURAGE

for few head Of COWS aud horses
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NDERsoN & PoMEROY, Real Estate
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PILES
Treated and Cured successfully

Consultation at the Office is FREE and
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ACCIDENT.

Coal oil, fluid and glassware cheap
Pioneer Lamp store, four doors wet Of
Theatre,
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No freight Will be received after 4p.m,
8. E. Fenton, WV RITTER,
Zen. Fr't and Pass. Ag't. supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-18
Chicago Wool.
Foreign Markets

Liverpool, 16.-Breadstuffs quiet;
very ANAL business.
Wheat Unchanged.
Corn,-New IS I'd; old 81 i'd