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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-24

III some mar should start a foundry
INC machine shop in this city ii would
not take long to discover it To be d paying
investment. A foundry and machine
shop that could make castings for ma
chimes OF all kinds in use in this country,
would find Webster just the place, since
he would command the trade Of a terri
tory not less thansl00 miles in length by
as many in width. This part Of Dakota,
In fact, is tributary to an institution of
this kind. Where is the mar who has
the sand to come and locate among us
witha foundry and machine shop, and
build for himself a huge business and a
fat purse in a few years.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-24

Minnesota, Wisconsin and other
states are calling on Dakota for seed corn.
For a country tina. ''can't raise corn, this
looks like somebody had blistered truth
with remarks on this subject. It is now
in order for some fellow to say that the
wonderland is too cold to- produce
corn. while it props them up till they can
get another start. The fact is. South Da-
kota is one degree warmer than Iowa,
Minnesota, or Wisconsin, and each of
these states are called boss on corn
growing. The future will place Dakota
! n the front rank as the corn as well as
wheat growing section of the Union-fault
finders to the contrary,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-24

To show how rapidly Day county has
grown in the PAST two years we append a
few interesting and instructive staties
The assessed valuation OF 1882 was s o.,
600. In 1888, only one year it had In
creased 10 $4,000. Next year tbs
assessment will show not less than q mil
lion and a half of dollars. The actual
voting population in 1882 was 1913. In
July 1883 the assessors returned loo
voters. Next year will find US with be-
tween two and three thousand votes, u
a population Of not less than $4,000 souls.
When q rlan travelling through the
q uatry, stops at your house, Mr. Farmer,
and asks You 10 give your note for 4
dcub 9 bsck action, eoml ination, c oss
cut patent right Of any kind, assuring sou'
that o have . fortune in it, aud no
money out at all till you make %itJusi
quietly introduce yonr sto, les Q that part
ofhis person located about SIX inches be-
law the buttons onthe back part OF his
coat. and land him on thasyirgin soil ous-
side Of the cabin, and then set the dogs
on the thieving whelp. ben'Ssssn papers
Of any kind on description for a man you
don't know or who is not properly
youched for.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29

Mr.. NJ. E. McGinn who was
brought up yesterday morning on a
charge of violating the new fire or
dirarce was adjudged guilty and
fined SO and COSTS. The organ goes
into patriotic spasms over the de-
cision of the Recorder that the case
should not he tried before jury.
Why has the organ not taken up
this question long agof 1t has been
the regular custom of cxsRecorder
Knapp and other Recorders to deny
trials by jury in these town cases
for the simple reason that should
that course be made the precedent,
every drunken bum who is pick
ed up about town would demand a
jury trial and the town would very
shortly be bankrupt and our laws
paralyzed. And every such person
could demand and should have a
Jury trial" according to the organs
argument In Mr.. McGinn's case
he has the right of appeal TO the
District Court when he would get 4
jury trial if ne should demand il.
1t is a very unusual ard exceptional
case where trial by jury is given
in police court for the simple rea-
son that it is impracticabl and
where demand is made for jury trial
in such courts the cases are trans-
ferrcd TO ether courts or other de-
partments.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
from Fridays Daily.l

&c Burnette. one of the barley
conspirators who were tried here
last fall, has been indicted for grand
larceny in Cochise county
C.N. Fish, President OF the Con.
Virginia. has been WISHING the Quiz
ipten mines, and has expressed him~
self well pleased with the pros peet
The Tucson creditor of Hudson
g. Co. are peiitloning the court for
tie appointment of a receiver to
settle up The affairs of That firm.
A. II. Stebbins, delegate from
Arizona 10 The National Republican
Convention, left this morning fol-
Chicago. He will stop day OF two
Al Omaha to visit his cIildred.- Ep-
itapA.
Deputy Sheriff lhos. Rogers and
Billy Williams are paying their
respects to the farmers and property
holders in the county whose names
it is desirable to have upon the as
ses=meps list. Mr.. Williams Is
taking in the Verde county and Mr..
Rogers on the ella.
Mr.. F. NJ. Moreuette is down
from his stock range in the Brad
shaws on short visit He reports
feed this season the fnesthe has ever
found On the range and stock in
spl, ndld condition, and lots of them :
Stec men are much troubled in
that section with California lions
that DESTROY considerable numbers
Of young calves and colts. He esti-
mates his loss from That source as
upward of $500 within the past three
years Our next legislature should
set bounty en- sealps of This anie
NAL.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
Phe y ate CT Mexico.

A correspondent of the Courier
Journal writes as follows from the
City Of Mexico concerning the State
OF Mexico:
The State Of Mexico has popu-
latien OF 710,559, and is in Southern
Central Mexico, near the City of
Mexico, which, for political reasons,
is in the Federal district. Life is
too short fer me TO give you an ox~
tend ed description of this State, and,
indeed, it is hardly necessary, as all
foreign interest is cen,ered right in
the capital itself. VIII say, how>
ever, that the area is 10000 quare
kilomelers and that The corn crop
averages 100000 annually; that
The mining districts of Mineral del
Orc, Temascaltepec, IxtApa del ono,
Tejupi co, Amaiepec and Zacualpam
produce annually $500 600 worth of
ore, and mploy 500 miners.
There are three iron found les, "A
distilleries, 3 blewcries, 5 gas works
1 salt factory, 1 tobacco factory, 2
glass WORKS, 81 sugar mills, oil
mills and SO -four mills, Decides
fabricas and wooden mills. The
State is divided into fifteen counties,
and contains 5 cities. 81 towns, 602
villages, $50 estates, and SGT farms
the taxa HE property being in toto
$22, SIS, $50. There are 887 boys
schools an: l61 for girls, educating
$4,000 children; there are also csc
students at the literary ms iiute.
Telegraph and telephone commu,
nication is in good shape, and the
Postoffice Department has dis
trlbuting offices at Chalce
Cuaulitlan, Jilutepec, Tacubaya,
Tuolca and Texoco. American
wri ing to relatives or friends in
Mexico should pay particular stten-
ton TO the address, and in every case
should indicate the point of entry
into Mexico, for example, "via Ell
Paso," or whatever route is mosI
desirable.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
ID. at and ID Amb IN Japan.

8 lady missionary at Yokohama,
japan, Miss Carrie B ,llagh, has adj
dressed an appeal to the deaf and
dumb of 4 meIica, calling attention
to the piiiable condition of this class
of unforturates in that Empire. no
provision of any kind is made fer
them by the japanese Government,
and thev are left to drag out mIser-
able existence in all the darkness
aud degradation of the worst type
of pagsnism. They are regarded by
the healhen as under the dominion
of evil spirits and for this reason are
feared and hated, but are subjected
from childhood 10 old age to
all manner of abuse and neglect.
The fact that they are born
into the world in a compara-
lively helpless condition seems 10
ALLEVIATE from them all ti.at parental
love and sympathy of which they
stand in special need Their lives
are made almost au insufferable
burden They are tcmented by
other children ard are denied many
privileges that are accorded to other
members of families and commu.
mites.
Numerous cases are reported of
The most inhuman and unnatural
treatment on the part Of parents and
guardians. An incident is related
of father who, on being asked 10
allow his tlaughted TO attend a mis-
sion school, replied; "She is mule
and a fool; il is I'M possible for her
to learn" Deaf and dumb children
are often deserted IN the str, cts,
! and left to wander about almost
naked, begging food and shelter.
Miss Ballagh says: There seems to
be no place in the whole Empire Of
Japan where deaf mutes are wel~
come. Their parents can do little
or nothing for them, and conse-
quently wish to send them away
from home; no one else is ready for
love or money to care for Or instruct
them"
Several japanese gentlemen have
recently taken an interest in the
erection of an asylum for the deaf
dun b and blind at Toxic, and have
given largely toward that object.
One other school besides this, a
private one at Kioto, is all the pro-
vision of any kind made for them iu
the Empire. There are, of course,
very few persons in japan compe-
tent 10 instruct tbs deaf and dumb,
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
Democratic Territorial Central
Comm ftce-

Apache coun'y-Albert F Bnnta,
St George Creag"c-
Cochise-D K wardWell, Ben
Goodrich, J II Tevis.
Gils-D S McCabe ,Alonzo Bailey.
Graham-George H Stevens, P ]
Bolan.
Maricops-A O Baker, W W
Jones, C q Gray.
Mohave-Sanuel Hamilton, w H
Grounds
Pima-Fred c Hughes, G NJ
Strauss, J J Perry.
PInal-Hinson Thomas, w &
Smith.
Yavapai-C B Foster, E j Cook. J
w Sullivan.
Yuma j Stein, C w Scott.
At large-W A Rowe, of Prescott,
Chairman; Fl H Cartier, of Prescott,
Secretary.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
TFrom Saturdays Daily. ]

The Sharon-Hill self-confessed
periurers have been held in the sum
of $20, 600 to answer TO the charge.
Up. Wilson of Yisalia has been
sentenced 10 three years in San
Quentin for bigamy.
Captain Cherry. of the Ithaca
Consolidated, arrived from Cave
Creek last evening.
The COMMENCEMENT" season is at
hand and exchanges from all direc-
tions are full Of particulars concerns
ing the ceremonies shat send young
men and women oul from the schools
to f1ghs the battles of life.
1t took something like four quarts
of whiskey to I'll up the Mexican
who was rattlesnake bitten OF the
Pendegast ranch the other day, but
when he got filed he was TOO much
for snake bite and consequently
servives.
The advantages in the use of DR..
Prices Special FlGvorIng Extracts
are decided, as they are put up in
'--s.les of full measures they are
from the true fruits and aro-
maiics. without poisonous oils or
ethers; they are three times the
strength of the ordinary kinds, and
inpart delicious favor, while
others soon have turpentiny taste
and oder.
General Crook, Captain Roberts,
KATE H.Hosmes and Miss Palm
er will leave for the East next Mon
day, The General goes to give the
West Point cadets few points. where
Captain Roberts accompanies him,
while Mrs. Homes and Miss Palmer
will return 10 their home in New
York. II is with he kindest of syIn-
pathy that our people see Mrs
Holmes leave our midst, caused by
the sad misfortune which so Ieeent-
~ befell her. 1t was hoped by many,
when she came back To- her old home
it was to remain forever, but such is
the uncertainty of this worlds calcu~
latIons. Miss Palmer will long be
remem bers d for her ladylike and So
ciable bearing during the few
months she has been with US. We
wish them a safe and pleasant voy>
age.-Ainer.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
Turned over Too Many Pages

Three or four miles out of East
Point, Ga, negro was eaken very
sick, few days ago. A brother Of
color, who had bought himself q
cheap medical treatise, volunteered
to cure the patient for four bushels
of sweet potatoes. He had not doc
lored him over three days, however,
before tie atient was cold IN death
A White doctor living in the town
happened to be passing and WAS
called in. When he had tasted the
medIciue,which was in a gallon jug,
lie asked, "What disease did YOU
doctor for?" "Poll evil, sab"
What! who ever heard OF a man
having poll evlls That is a hons
disease" The other at once opened
his book to page 79,and said, 'Recll-
on you'll find it right dab, sah."
Yes" said The doctor, as he ;hum-
bed the ieaves over, "but the diseases
of man are not und IN this departs
ment. This is headed AILMENTS of
Live Stock" go de Lawd!"
gaspcd the negro, as be snatched The
book and hurriedly turned the leaves
TO de Lawd, if 1 didn't turn over
five pages too manyl l meant to
hit him fur con<umpshun and bills
yus fever. "-Xacon Telegraph.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
Pen Pictures Of Presidential AS
DE ants.

Samuel j. Randall has a clean
shaven face, and is one Of The finest
Looking OF the men named for Press
ident.
Senator Logan wears long, straight
black hair and fierce mustache
He Looks every inch the soldier that
he was during the war.
Uncle Dick Oslesby is about Go
and his smooth face is ore of the
handsomest and kindest that will be
seen in the canvass this fall.
President Arthur IS So years old
and is acknowledged by every body
WHO ever saw him to be one of the
finest looking m n in the country.
Congressman Fowler is a man of
millions, and could open a large
sized barrel for the Democrats
should they give him The nomina>
ton.
Congressman Abram S. Hewitt is
50, fine 10, king, with full beard,
tIugcd with gray, and has his rod up
ready for The Presidential III ming.
Henry B. Payne, Senator elect
from Ohio and prospective Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency,
is "A, but sill active in business and
worth abaut $4,000. 600.
Benjamin f. Butler is 56, and has
the APPEARANCE Of being eager for
fight. He don't want to lie Presl-
dent-unless he can be nominated
and elected.
Samuel j. Tilden of old ticket
fame, is bachelor of 20, with Guilt
waited tastes AID plenty OF money, hut
not very handsome, and says he has
no desire to be PreSiden'.
General Swain, the Judge Advo>
cite General of the army and former
close friend of Garfield, is pictnred
S short stout man with a rustic
sir. He has dark hair and whiskers,
q ford face, is careless in his dress,
usually has cigarette in his mouth,
and is quiet and retiring in his man>
ner.
Ex> Secretary Blaine is so years
old, but still handsome man and
has the energy Of man of 40. His
hair is white, hut his eye is bright,
and his step quick and firm.
Pos master General Gresham is
tall and strong, has d 'rk hair and
whiskers, is about so, ard genial in
his manner. He is confessedly oAe
Of the strongest ard most popular of
the dark horses
Senator Edmunds is sc years old
and has giant frame As well as
gigantic mind. He appears cold
and dignifitd in public, but is genial
in company with friends.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
What a visitor has to say,
Icommunicated.l


EDIToR HERALD:-Being strang-
e. in your city, having arrived here
but two days since, l deem your city
tile future, and. rs il is called, the
"Garden City" Of Arizona, aud most
probably its future capital.
II, n " ever, SEE ms strange TO me
that your city, with all its present
prospects and doubtless future PROS
perity, cannot, in some manner, con-
troll the management of the several
"Varities" now in existence here.
Last night. being without friend or
acquaintance here, TO break the
monoIony l stepped INTO a variety
show 10 while away few moments
and was astonlshed and l may say
amazed TO see among the dense
crowd, therein copyrighted, num-
Der of boys ranging from is 10 is
years of age some of whom orna>
mented the boxes in c. mpany
with some of The ladies.
1t seems 10 me that regulations
should be adopted To utterly debar
Of they have not so besn adopted)
the admission INTO any such "v+rie-
ties" of any person under the age of
RI years. The exhibitions given are
not immoral, but are calculated to
instill into boys mind the limit
Of morality.
Intoxicated as saw some of tbese
boys it may finally result in effect
serious both to themselves, the
community and len ffrfirnds.
Trustin+4r1f although stranger
10 your city you may favor me with
a space in your columns of this date
I remain, Yours,
A STRANGER.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29

having no special training for that
purpose. Tie number of this class
Of unfortunates in the country is
large, and their proper care and in
struction is work of no little mag
nitude. But great as it is, it can no
longer be neglected by the churches
and people of christian nations with
out reproach.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29


sperm atnrrh ors. Prosta' o. ha Emissions
I'm pot"nc7 fxhau sted Tifality. Fremaiui
Decline and s.TSS OF IsA NgEs.CES
from vhatever cause produc. d. 1t cR
riches and pur1fes he b. Cd. Strengthen
the Nerves. Brain. huscles. Dige
sion. Renroducflve Organs ard Phv
ard Mental acrlties. 1t stops any Il
natural debilitatin" drain upon the svsle
preventing involuntary losses debilitatiI'
drea MS. seminal losses with the urine. ct
So distinctive to mind and body. II Is
pu~e climinator of all Kidney and Blade
Ccmnla'nt.. Tt contain no in;ufious ir-
gradients. To those suffering from the
vail effects of Youthful indiscrefions or eS-
cesscs. Il speedy thorough snd permanent
cure is Guaranteed. Price S2.5G per bottle
or i've hotties in case, with full direction
and advice. $40. Sent secure from ohse-
votion TO any address upon receipt Of hrice
or c. o. n. To be had only DR.. c. D..
SALrIET.0 n. 2i6 Hesrncy ~. ar Francis
cn. Cal Consultations strictly cnufiden
tial. nv letter ~ Office FHEE. For he
tonvenicuco Of 1afi snts- and in order TO in
snre perfect secrec, 1 have adopted a pri
vate address. under which all packages are
TRIAL EsssTT'.E EcHEE
NOTICE will send a trial bottle of he
REJUVENATOR-s sufficient to show it,
mcrit--f-ee orcharqe. to any one afiiictea
applying by letter. Stating his SYMPTOMS
and age. Communications strictly cor
fdsn1ial
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29

"Mother, it be good will 1 be an
angel with wings an and fly about
like these angels in this picture ~
asked little Emma.
aYes, DEAR
And then Johnny looked at the
picture and blurred out:
''Geod gollyl Ia like to see any,
body fly with SIGH little wings like
them's got. They ain't no bigger
sAsz ysnas goose's."
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
The New Nickel

Many people believe they can reap
a rich profit by holding for mar
ket the new nickels that were struck
off without the word "cents." Their
notion is that the issue was very
small one. The fact is that $40
51S were coined, aud nun~ have been
called in. Coin collectors are Civ
ing from fifteen to twenty five ents
apiece for them, and it will be a
great while before HE price wi be
ased.-GonnterteH Reporter.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29

Charles Wurth, who is travelling
for Los Angeles liquor house, goes
from Prescott 10 Demine. He will
he in Prescott next September
Speaking of prices, he saidAhat beef
which sells here for % cents POUND
is worth from 80 TO 45 cents pound
in Los Angeles, and that California
is dependent upon Arizona for beef.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
Territorial Twigs.
G.L,nrnai J

t00UFNuE J
Secretary Van Arman has been
selected as orator for decoration day
Governor Tritlc. Engineer Barry
and +. ST. Murphy, Esq, left this
morning to go over the route of the
Central Arizona railroad. They ex-
rect to return on Sunday evening.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29
DR.. SPINNE z
NOu KEARNY STREET
TREATS ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
DISEASES
NOIrNis Ii EN-


YOUNG MEN
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
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MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to
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excavations OF the bladder. often accom-
panied by slight smarting or burning
sensation and weakening OF the system
in manner tn" patient cannot account
for. IN examining the urinary deposits
a rony sediment viii often be found and
sometimes small particles Of albumen will
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ish hue. again changing TO dark and or
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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29

By rubbing a cars back IN the
dark you can see the electricity fly,
and when the cat claws your hand
you can feel the shock.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-05-29

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JAILED to oh III q Gu t shoi4d imme late
l give the VITAL FER trial. 1t is he
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Time required is from one 10 re
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