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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

The Postmaster General has la: ! + Re-! :
established the old post Office at
Luttrell, in the mining town of La
Noria and named it Lochiel. The
Lochiel post office will be a great
convenience to the miners,ands sranch-'
ers living in the rsoutheasi etn- part,
of Pima county, as nine .nut # exeTY
ten letters formerly addressed 10,
Harshaw will AnoW be sentr 10
Loehiel. - &sZEI5a
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

him msrl / to IA brush heap near his
faiher'$ hop Sc, thsAa fasst6b OF oAfqar4hA qa4hA9q 9q
IF lie1 {6dRl iheralcly burned bimseJf
floI Itea at lA4 His. sodv was discovered
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which was found .HoaEdbpxUoS rcto
wEsd fdt1kl directed to his -rardh1e
sa yfng That he "as tirs ct iiyipg SO qnd 4
gaDe net6urther reason for his .aabi
Itds hdi4evcr, thnught1n have. bebS
caused by unrequiteG Td%7t!TaN1aaA
Ia 7tg4E POPE AIaRY; 1.,i1o
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az the fefoFted speech OF q1i4flbs1RE fbf III jiaija
offsrrp9a IN. Trenton. .represcntIpg 81
his fholsEAs as having .txpressehesa}
hope tIYat ireland might s1ron tet9
cope inde pendent Of fIffhgaA711T Iffhg2 gdTFfH;,' id%
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PdiTd, 7Ftcidcn y broke his ~ IL II
altti ps,,7 COUNTY 'sGnlr months 4 81;
Il IS snit!-Tii1 DR.. y fusN Drth sft3YJ.
or rather ,EHPh2Y iHFT rs rs iit7 l
as theH5tgl was improperly eet and !
sill eifhnys cripple the feterenA |
gen ntlcufti. on top Of thfs the doe !
or moGF5tiY presented ~ bin of fid5li- |
dsHarS for his se.iiicc1eSsr c1eSsrr,1o, |
'rodagdDr. AinSwerth telegrs pileG 7
39l Hdlt& of this place conceyglhg 1
hhl s;46gnent'as Follows, and |Eia& !
a itself is sufficient vindieatien of
he Dc clor, Howe, G.I: Ghris!.x., !
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

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THE people coSsep valley and :.
large portion of the centrEF partso
the Territory. will be pleased 10 ieafi
that the case of Churchill VS. Reavis
to quiet title, has finally got square
ly before the court asaaA.,
The case actually involves ! the
legitimacy Of Reayis' claim t9 a
large and most valuable portion of
the Territory. Mr.. aChurchills
property coming within the claimed
grant, he entered suitaso:qg iet kitis.
to his property and if -poss!hI5es, hIs, "a
lit the cloud from the title ito.Iands
that have been effected sbyt the claim,
of the land swindlets. s.---------
Happening to find Hessf4AiA HhbA
nix, Mr.. Churchill hsd psPfrs seTI6Eefal 6Eesfal,
upon him and forced him 10 n pre-
liminary examination as ts the
basis OF his claim before the clerk
of the court, Reavls lighting an the
grounds Of 'no jni>diction." When
the session of f.9e4e5urta c.iine Fe,dt nd !
RoavIs, attorneys again set 6fsf
claim of ne juisdictian" aud made
a motion to dismiss, which was ar
Agued, leave given to fle briefs and
hken under advisement BY the court,
A demurrer was also entered by the
defendant ~ j ...aa!!992zEzzi'aa7l hh1aa
At the present. term !Of.eQprtssp
the case being called, the Judgef
overruled the motion to- disrriiss-
This que stion being lsettltd, the ara
guments on demurrer were then heard
and also taken uhfef adviser1ent tiiI:t
this morning, when the Judge overr,5
ruled the demurrer and gave Ihss
defendant thirty days-to- answer
Thus 1t will se seseepIthasifrop the
very first step the land swindlers |
have fought tooth and t ooies nail 10
keep the matter out of court. but !
Mr. Churchill, wItli his claracser-
istic persistence and determination
coupled with his great ability ms a
lawyer, has literally dragged the
swindlers before the ifcourts, and !
they will be made tof verify the'
claims and great array of papers,
bogus maps, and, as we verify be-
lieve, forgeries which they have used
to scare few timid people into
buying them off, or in other words,
which they have used to swindle
innocent settlers out of their hard
earnings. f1
TIE case, so far AS it has gone, is
E victory for the settlers, and for tie 7
able gentleman who conducts it. Of-t'
no small import -, To the simple it'll
now stands if Reavis really has any
clam he Will be obliged to make
that fact clear berePsAa ade7HhFfd
if he has nei, ogF EsHey Ihaahs1
whole country claimed by him will
be relieved OF ihe.5n1filbd MIDI 10
has attempted d eAsaa pJ' Y
further his efforts to live on the
az sf5=ssE G0bE
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06
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THE county debt has beep steadily
increasing since 1878. which was the
year the Democraiic Ibosffsi ot8fl9'i
possession of the county ofiicessodnd
this in the face of unexampled in
crease in The taxable value-Uf
property and heavy taxation besides
4 { 80. -
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

1870
Information Is wanted y the
Kansas City Commission Merchants
Exchange cdncerning Robert WI,
son, an Iris hman, Shafpse.l= toIbe|
mining IL Arizona. - HEaz ga
,:::; ,s:: ! E: " +: $ !. J. M ;) %f;IF5 5f i
make it=safe for the. most, delicate
'icQnsti{utions." '''''
EyGee,ReHtd m was Killed at King
5aaaf on thgii eSrd iDsl ant. while
switching ca RS on 1Le railroad.
The new tzsSns5 ANN ~ R raxsin5,iiJ65 asn,ii5
E'a;I = aI111'*: r. -+'-''''-''- -'-A"-'
Z. A. BarIard, of TgcsB haS rs-
turned W with some fine specimens 5f
kiiTg%re frd m the Batopilas mines
IN il Till iahhnh b, tie Hipe Ihf a;highj is
I tET4fed 4 q, by NJ MexxIfPn ,gsGRfergn gnt,
as bullinns Mr. Barnard is so for~
lnhhate. = assfa lwi, ih Interest in these
famods 1f4nes. 'iH II 80 IF :
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06
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lUJn 9dt UNbENIABLY TRtGE. d
Special to the HERALD /.
III NV fNfE3R J Y Yok XIX, oct: 81. -:Ita ia Ia Hal.
pin Creates much prbfodHd fee ling
| by publish ing an a1fidaviE affirming G
HuT .-fAbyE -. ----
tlfv5 story that she vas ruined
lbNT oa6Yerp nor Clevelausi a 6upder
promises and false pretenSes Stain g
hat hat Governor cleveland is the falL1
: Ei}t - la "a
er of her illeg;tim mate son.. "a II
."-' a-4H IN HER ORBIT
SpeciaI.to the HERALD. Ie %
- 1lNHEw Yd dRK, Oct. 81. - N"dRmd
RifsfsaFji' ~thd great Italian actFrss has
arriYed u
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

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,r'r-, ~ .4srxI HUNDRED FEET
SPECIAL TO the HERALD

I -SQeSsal 70 the HERALD &C. 49, go
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81 31;11In Z the Duff 4Tin : Fhafl'- Ailc4dia
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fTbree of tn Fem were kiilea infs44a f44 rtl5,
their bodies being hprsiblk mth sled.
Tie 'iiih5tdliHi ijdiiek of the o,her ,hrse ARE
so severe iheY can Survive lbut Il
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

= : > , = - = =
THE people cofsepr valley and -:
large portion of the centrEF pdrtsof
the Territory will be pleased 70 learn
that the case of Churchill VS. Reavis,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06
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wife and tlit I'D to kill his son and
.zftn asg gb4eI Jaw, was arrested and
'Br6trlit lfereI A hgssci,in is exam
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A TRAlHaFLRED. INTO.
41t1lss6 ,esss %l ny Eds.t;5agss s1MnHs. ys5E
Mexico, spec al says- ziThe. passen =
isT train this evening. while near>
ing Escondidh. four miles north Of
ifer re, sszthe AleAi Aison,s TeHeka ggdz
Santa Fe, was aMi int AbI a thAd
Of masked menz OaleEwoRFan iSfe~
ported shot. The town is up ip arms
and Sheriff S impson and fifty arms
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Biookfield' aged 1s years, chained
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

clam he Will be obliged to make
that fact clear bersNsfAAaa as75sffd
if he has nei, Osf fanSy AaAs
whole country claimed by him will
be relieved OF lhe5ntilbdd sss4iASl ks
has attempted d pJ
further his efforts to live on the
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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

= REYIEEw-dF NEW YORK POLITICS
= SAN ERANctsC Oetsl30e+A specfal'
To fhe Chrol lIcle' says: THd MAilii
apds cypress prints an! Iaboraie, re-.
view 3f New .Yqrks4State poliiies,e
showing hat Blaine Will carry 4l1ad
State By . plurality 6f''fr6ni SO GOO
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06
TIE 3Ew sECRErARY.

HAS 4oogF+ ED sb 9sdIAsDs ojra1 ,
Pihis. % It. r2ra97 Az Ts relestsRd
states that Prime Minister Ferry
has accepted EangitIsd's 9ailFse5 m&s
Hfdt e'betWee4 China and France.
b ig5gT no ND
THE IsTFMUs IN A BAD FIX
SAN Fra kc1sco, Oct. @lhe
tCailg New York special says:
Captain Pirp arrived in This city
yesterday frpm Panama He said
? 'Thif gsnWPd mama are in a Hqstsxx-
CafmgHeadilion. YELLOW Nva &c
raging in lis deadliest form; men
are dying. off 9I rs J ho!sesess5 o!sesess 59g
those who are alive and WI al =
running a reyolu,iCn without head
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-11-06

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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-28
81 have nothing now to live for. 40

II have nothing now to live for. A.
you know, I have few near relations,
and dislike those which l have. No one
will regret my exit from this life, e1.
cept, perhaps, you and a few more.
You will soon forget me. l am glad.
however, to be able to do you a Slight
kindness. The inclosed paper will
transfer to you my house in Paris
"You see that my mind has been
made up some time. / do not falter in
the least. Before you receive this I
shall be no more.
II have not been alone in London as
l anticipated. Ihave made a friend.
He has charmed me by his kindness.
Tonight we meet for the last time,
though he does not know it. have q
plan for making him easily console
himself for losing an acquaintance of a
few days. standing. From what he
has told me he will soon be married,
and l fear his means are not too exten.
sive. So, when we play ecarte tonight
he will rise a winner of sufficient to pay
for his honeymoon, at all events. This
is not generosity on my part. Of what
use is money to me?
Goodbye, my dear Charles. You
will understand me, if the others do
not. We have often talked of life to-
gether; you know my thoughts, and,
though here they will attribute my ac
ton to insanity, you know it is the
deed Of a sane, hopeless man. Adieu!
ERNEST"
Charles read the letter with mingled
feelings. He did not, however, remain
long without taking action. The para
graph in the paper stated that an inno-
cent man had been charged with the
murder of the unhappy suicide.
Charles knew little of English law,
and for a moment feared that perhaps
justice had overtaken her victim al
ready. He ran to the telegraph office
and even wrote out a telegram before
he recognized that he did not know
where to send it.
Sooner than not dispatch, it,. he adj
dressed it to the Chief of Police; prom
Using to come to England to,explain it.
1t happened that he never glanced at
the advertisement column of the paper,
so that Mr.. Fuller's appeal escaped his
notice.
Thus it was that the first intimation
that Seymour received of the possibility
of proving his innocence was;the en-
trance of Mr.. Fuller with Ernest's letter
to Charles in his hand.
The identity of the dead man with
Ernest was easily established; the
proof of Seymour's innocencew was made
abundantly clear. Before Charles re-
turned to France he saw Seymour. set:
at liberty.
One duty he had to perform beforehe'
left England, and that was to erect a.
memorial stone to his friend. Far from,
home and friends rested. the remains Of!
an unhappy man, whose very g%enerosi-
ty to others seemed fated to bring them
misery instead Of happiness.-4U Ms-
Year Round.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-28
"A machine has been invented

"A machine has been invented to
obviate the necessity of beating car
pets. 1t is a polygonal drum. formed
revolving horizontally. 1t is twelve
feet in diameter six feet in length, and
is inclosed in "a chamber and driven by
an Otto gas engine of twelve-horse
power. which also drives q ian for
drawing the; dust from the chamber.
The carpets are placed in the drum,
which is fitted with internal rollers and
these turn the carpet over as the drum
revolvcs. AT twenty-five revolutions a
minute, from 200 to 500 square yards
of carpet are cleansod in an hour,
! Iluu Times.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-11-28
ON SHORT ACQUAINTANCE.
A "Genuine Case" and It's Unfortu-
nate Results.
CHAPTER T.

The scene in Avranches, the time
evening. Two men are sitting in the
public gardens listening to the band,
which is practicing for the forthcoming
fete. But neither of them seems to
have more than a cursory attention to
give to Auber's overture.
sis it a genuine case this time,
Ernest?" said the younger one.
why say this time? Have l ever
owned to a genuine case before?"
"No," replied Charles, 81 can't say
YOU have. It's unfortunate that the
first time it is genuine; there are dlih-
culties in the way
..There is an English proverb about
that,n said Ernest. "'True love never
runs smooth or something to that ct
feet. Fate is against me, and always
has been.' ~
"Mv dear fellow, that is doing fate
an Injustice. You have had plenty OF
successes-more than your SHARE
at is that l complain Of" sad En-
est, Had l been accustomed to dls-
appointments, 1 might bear this one.
! have had successes, when l have
not cared a straw whether l sue.
ceeded or not; now that it is a matter
of life and death | am doomed 10 nave
my wish unfullilled..
Charles gave a light laugh: on,s
.My dear boy, do you call a woman $
love a matter Of life and death!'
1T often has been," was Ernest ) IT,
ply. +,on tho
man. o,+
because it is the woman who is most
often the disappointed one' III 'n's
ease it is the man" &c
''Eut even supposlng tna' la 10
against you for once IS !, WISE
happiness on one thing
my dear Charles, it is easy for 70"
to be philosophical. You do not love
Suzanne"