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APPRECIATES AGoop THING.

To me Il ttoF o. INC iff"" no
SIR: | want to thank YOU for the valuable
reading Your paper has given during the iaie cam
pailn Have always been IN the habit of getting any
paper Thought Of first, but shall always stand 10y ~"
THBUNE from til, out Tn TRIBUNE gives nolhlhs p"t
good sound and does not have to take to-day WHAT
il said Yesterday. And the editorials Of Your paper are
something bee proud of. and 10 seems 10 ~" hH IL N'f
were getting better day after diy. what mtA'S W.
think Of your papcri~ the bold stand ~ TOOK h
that noble Icaicr James g.. Blaine. You Will have lh'
respect OF every good Republican In the land; the ".
wuius read The frcctrac iincS. but none oi 'o
" J,root Jo9, NV - l - W H. BOONE
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MR. BARKER's CHARGES UNsUsTAINED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-J. j. Barker was ex-
smined yesterday by the Subcommittee Of the Committee
Expenditures in the Department OF Justice relative
10 the alleged Irregularities in the Office OF the First Con
troer of the Treasury He said that bills presented
and allowed from States by persons serving as
Jury commissioners. The statutes provided for the APP
pontment Of these commissioners, and he knew Of
provision for compromising them. Mr. Barker did not
know whether the charges correct fraudulent
The witness cited several instances whore charges
has been made stated that he had evidence that
the Government had been robbed
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PICTURES lyD CARDS FoR HOSPITALS

Montague Marks, of No. % Union Square,
Editor Of The Art AmaU' has Issued his annual appeal
for pictures and holiday cards for distribution III the
hospitals and asylum and especial mention made OF the
children in the nhmars. Last year lie received several
beautiful scrapb0oks which gave great pleasure 10 the
many children to whom they were given. The dag OF
distribution is hailed with much delight by the patients
and many the wards still decorated with the SINS
OF former wears Various articles of Chdrcns clothing
sent last year. but Mr. Marks requests that none DC
sen
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COXsULs CONFIRMED BY TIE SENATE.

WAsnNGTON, Dee. 1.-The Senate has
confirmed the following nominations to be consuls W.
A. Brown. OF Indiana, at san Juan Del Noric Dewitt r.
Riley, OF NcwJcgscy at Athens George 4. Underl. Of
CuidaG, Bolivia. at that place James VI. Wilson. Of
Missouri, at Milan; Fulton Paul. of YORK AT Buch-
Arrest Charles l.. EIn~t"n oI New York. AZ STUTTGART
j. VI. BAKE. OF san salvador at ht place T. r. Farmer.
OF .achusctts. at Three Rivers, Canada, and G.. ".
Griffin, of Kentucky. at sidney.
A number of Indian agents and many pOstmastcrs
..Ics mod
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nIAn md LXrHlss ADMINISTRATION.

To N = I'd tJF OF To IT ~ UHf,
SR As n private citizen, member OF tho k'
publican PARTY, warh though unknown friend as lh"n
lands 81 others arc. OF Mr. Hiiuc. wish (" comment
the course and conduct ~ Tur rWutN ia the roront
national contest. lut lViutN ucFls 10 such common
diuu hat II T., ucrsouM qualification to cNprcsSl
INaAIh. IfiL.. Doc ,. Iesl. ~ W. \
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c,Nu\RplY 30 WITHOUT TT.

10 me RAZOR Of me IrtbHH''
siI: ~ father took nm TAM ~ FROM my earnest
recollection % the tinc OF h, death last March an"
hi, subscription WIS then Transferred t. me. Nhh
was away from father, AMI ont Of reach OF I'm lEih
ISL WI, subscriber my -c!f So you sce, can hardly
get along without It. It has educated my family "i
three boys aud three larg" girls, and The two younger
girls are lDnhlng 1T the paper from Time 10 ilm'; 80
viii aid the 10 also h'p'. IL i 'tiohs, htdllS '""
clean sheet. W. IL IT,
LlkiDA MG, Dec. 3, ISL
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MORTALITY AMONG COLORED PEOPLE.

WAsHISGToS. Dec 12.-At the second days
Session Of the National Conference OF Health Boards DR.
j. u. Campbell, Of Richmond, Va, said that the death
pate among the coored population large to
PIE the pity aud commlseraton OF whole COM
banity He attributed II not TO constitutional peculi-
bi'y but &c poverty The negroes. considering the cir
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RI nrnrcrn rur nEMocRArIc MNIoRIrY.

To the EditOr Of Thc TrtbHHe.
SIR: We congratulate THE TEIBuSE on the hght IL
made; and although the state lost. we think the
greatly reduced Democratic majority was in a great
measure undoubtedly due to the inhncncc 81 lHE
TRIW &. BROTHER, ~ Co.
\ c,tLcnriIe Ohio. Nov -. 1871.
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nm rIMrs I.NENnI-EANLE.

To the Ed-ffor ~ Thc TribUHc.
SIR: The times NJ in OnpndOSl are dis
cou;ariug enough without amy IF The Neic YORK. Tunes
write them TO that effect donating my subscription
,fgf,JIe \ Y N,y 30 ISL {. D.. T..
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GOOD CHEER FOR GOOD WORK.

II me EditOr NJ The frt6NHe.
SIR: Won have my good cheer for the splendid work
Won are long in politics and Journalism 90.
clinton, y. / Dec. =. Isl
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LIvELy WoRK By 4 pIchPocREE

Detective Sergeants Ilanlcy and KIlilca ar
rested ilza johnson, Swedish girl. age tHcntytw D,
IN Mays store Thursday for taking from ladys pocket
Purse containing sl6 20 Ia cash aud check on the
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\ WlLLlNANrICv VERDICT.

Ia the EdtiOr n me TrtGuHc.
SIR: Early IN juno after the nomination OF
Blaine uy REGULAR orders for Ncw York dali"s were
Tmrr,r l.: Times II Ny orders now stand -
TElgtNl, To > TinasS Truly yours JAMES WALDLN.
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4RlJIROID BRIDGr OBSTRUCrED

An attempt was made on Thursday after
noon to wreck a passenger train on the New-Engand
Railroad 90 stili River Bridge Danhury, Conn. Stones
and couplings were placed between the main rails but
were fortunately discovered lew minutes before tho
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the WORLD CONTINUES ITS FICTION.
The readers of The World on Thursday were

The readers of The World on Thursday wero
treated wonderful story, and those who read II gave
West Thirteenth wide berth. That paper said that
Mrs Humphrey whose husband connected with tho
Big bonanza Mine of California, had her rctcue,
tanning 81 900 in checks and cash, snached from her
hand ripped apart, and $50 taken by desperate. Mrs.
Humphrey said Thursday that her husband had
anything do with the mine In question In her reti
~ 30 The story added that three men followed Mrs.
Humphrey from Mays; that they would have attended
her 10 Tiffany had she gone there that they at Last
caught her In West Thirteenth st. seventh ave-.
and threw her against an iron railing, tore the
rcticulc away while she screamed, and then He'd.
Mira Unmphr.y saws she iiI not 90 to Mays had no
idea OF going To liiianys followed or caght her
threw her against railing. InE TRIBUNE gave the
facts as they were On Thursday
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CANN0t nrIp LiKiNG n.

Sin: ! have read Inv TnnrSr Cor thirty
years. hut hoes not convert me 70 protection. nor
luliit hihcc hc 10 vote for nla!ac Reii vas wrong
"MrM1hEF ks-n $,t II l.si $. ,c tthr
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MR. LINCOLN on HE WITNESS sTAND.

NN. IN ''i-N w III VI J -'l.t.f- - -h-'Af'
WASHINGTON. Dee 12.-lhe Secretary OF
vot was caca hy 'hc prosecution 80 hc witness -i1ni
n tho svatr 'ial to1ey rs dhcct examination vaf
torHrpd a. 'hr irouir vho'h,' Gee haa 'c, on' 'c-
tr,tor communication nom U,npid svaiw, li'or ta
Ar~l ie. 1884, iia'Nr US 'hr iat aDruNn's i C1onri
sir're N, ih.Hn ,'nlpt 'ha' hr h'' n' we
f'ts.r-..,t-,''t~ BE ihr WITNESS v1a r0"'N Nt Nf
Ct..,-i D...tI... - vre rr.r',tW .ht7w- N"'
w. 1r,,1,rl t.i .eth i"outo't" it'f' 'H 'H. '"'
s-..,s.ei. So "a. duplication -, tlit-I ND"r7 i.H
ae.pve,s
Gpue.d Cgps,faog assorted uAt We N.lf".e rpNh
show .t 90 hc date pn which u "a Nn-tetH 'i N'NN'
Swain hnea ol ,ue Miee'd nIiN"'0u pl ''0"fi - .'
VOWS ac. cunts the Secretary 90 war and he N'"D1d "l
Tue Aru} had knowledge Of such aile-ct duplication,
had known ot for weeks aud had taken official action
~ the matter Ia reply toa question, thc witness sand
That lac had 100 Official know ledge Of the dup alton oi
Colonel MouoW's pay accounts prior ia the ENDORSEMENT
OF his letter boy General swain Major Carey then Act
ing Paymaster General. came to see him about letter
he had received from Colonel Morrow, asking that his
(Norrow~l pay be stopped IN order t. settle
certain debts. His impression that Ma
jor Carey simply asked for Instructions and
that he did not know what debts
Colonel Marrow wished to settle The Secretary did not
during his tenure OF Office lie told Mayor Carey he
would not consent TO put an officers name on the stop
page circular, except for some recognized cause hat
That lie had objection to arrangement, under which
Colonel Morrow pay account would only De paid by
There was much wrangng 10y counsel to the form
w when the questions were TO he put to the witness
The secretary said further that he had CONVEX
aatiOn with General Thurman the subject and had
not received any commune alton from him with regard
TO these pay accounts hc knew that the mem
tioned were IN the future General Grosyenor then
asked:
Did You understand at that time that such an as
signment Of accounts was in violation OF Section 22st
~ regard TO officers pay accounts a.
Secretary Lincoln rcplicd "lerlcctly we'll" General
Grosycnor then asked: Then why did you not prose
cute Colonel Morrow for violation Of the articles of war;
Chandler immediately objected To THIS question.
Colonel Albert T. Morrow testified that III APRIL 1883
he had an interview with General Swain IN which h.
asked the hitter To loan him -, 900 General swain told
him that was unable 10 loan him the money but asked
him what security he could give. He said that he la
security other than his pay accounts and a life IN
surance policy and General Swain gave him note Of IN
PRODUCTION to Baeman g. Co.
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COST or THEATRE GOING.

train arrived. guard placed the bridge
TO watch for any further attempt. -
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cory ~ PLACE or cOAL As FUEL.

Information was received here yesterday
that in Kansas City mixed corn X selling NJ from IL
To cents bushel and that ~ coal IS worth - cents
bu.hr the farmers using corn as iuel IN preference
sending 1t TO NewlOrk aud paying 10 cents pushe
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nnLrlNn 1IlEEnLTEH.


To nc II TOT VT 7 IT 7 u " III
SIR: ] have taken The Nc'r- iorh Times for
the pa twelve years, ana have always done all c"ui
t,cxtona the circulation of that paper in or VILLAGE
rr considering the course u has taken during the late
dental campaign shan have 20 decline positively
10 -ircmy support amy lo"-er and FOR this reason
write to vou f1r Information i'm rc@arl 20 yonr chm
i.tc- Iink c1rl get mp club oi ten or nore very
,1..fv llr quite 20 number of artcut inns sup
uur..r- base "hl'trl.' a- far as That c.ul'mplNc
nprr.l i- concerned. and have -iniri their Intention
on taking llW NL"-NotN HittNL l"r lna '''','s
H,af l.'.N''..'' L. '''' ''
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II YOU want To new hat Just make wager that
"Nother Mandelbauin" will be back In NewlOrk City
Inside OF year, and that the law won't disturb her.
IDettoit Free PresA
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40 REDUCTION N TELEGRAPH WAGES. r.


so OFFICERS or me COMPANY sAY->AID TO BE
CUTTING SALARIES IN TIE SOUTH.
No reduction il thc pay of ITS operators has yet
been made bv the Western Union Telegraph Com"
pany. II is Understood that the subject has been
referred to ut some of the recent meetings OF IN"
Executive Committee but that no action has been
taken. member Of the Committee said yesterday
" cannot say that the committee IS or is not IN
favor OF Il reduction in pay. | have been present
at all the meetings where the subject has been us
cussed AMI can only say that the committee mas
done nothing. II has ordered no reduction and
fixed no time in the future for rednctlon In tins
respect the committee may be sand 20 be opposed To
making lower wa-es
The company ha, discontinued pay for overtime
which is a reduction 10 some CT It's operators. An
officer of the company said Yesterday that this ae
tion simply on account OF the decrease III pusl-
ness -,
ouiresu he remarked, but we prefer TO keep them
all on the regular terms rather than to reduce the
fnrce 10 this end we have discontinued overtime
because the work can be done by the present force
i'm regular hours. Some of the men Will lose some
thing but they will not he Obliged to do tho over
work. aud besides many others will be kept nc Work
who otherwise would he dsuiSsed.'
General Eckcrt, yice-presidcnt and general mana
ger, said that reduction of pay was not contem
J. b. Tantayali Editor of the TderapaTs Id
rocqe said that he was in hourly receipt of kilograms
from the SOuth which told of systematic re'uc-
ton in the salaries of all grades of employees OF the
Western Union.
The last point to feel this he said " VIII be
Ncw-York. The company IS shy OF interfering
with its men here. The latter are apt 10 tell their
side of The story 10 the newspapers. II is then telc
cr. phcd all over the country and causes widespread
comment aud sometimes cXcItemcnt II the COM
pans wants % reduce iuan employed m Toledo,
Tor instance IL doe, II the man refuses To take
n lower s1lnrv hc is discharged and nothing further
is heard of the matter Nh Ncrrihew. general super
mtrpi,nt and Nr. Tenn. electrician Of the company,
arr tm;clm0 through the south reducing wages
Check bows who cot go month have been ,llt-
charged and their places filled by girls ar SO a
month"; Tine men ! have mentioned have been
THROUGH Virginia. North ami south carolina an /
,corgl Reductions have been made IN every
cii, I'm the south OprratorS salaries have been
reduced from 500 t0 80 ~ month. Nh,n they
icti-c 20 ac,ept This their paees am hlea by
von,ru. NJ Nlanta they rlcvrl an operator ~
e-5 d, e,ib.t.tn'inr a rirkat $50 Salaries arc
hrher hrrc than rlsrohr,r. lhe highest SALARY loid
ar 0wr'W mrr $780, 1--WE ateiaer salaT e : 4,
iht ayt,.r. tat 80 vrNtN is V}7 ranth hont
ih.Nh nm. nLl mn .lilhr ~ arN. l.Nlr ~ IrN.i
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lhMLhlL AMNAM hNNukhNA hNAhNths-

y \ UNIIIIl- \ fIiIV N+'N' ~ ~ ~ 7 ''"7
Walsh Yesterday o. ausNcr q euupiaiat pl assault
u.icr.ci ty NJ, Aunin NJ. Nolt, Nno kpers 80 l'eu.
'ouahlo huatdu--hlu.o 40 Ao. ibp No"iA-YN ''y
whore Nr Butlo aui his EmiiY recently l'rd.
The COMPLAINT alleged that Mn Burton struck
George Ncid. sou oi tie complainant. he dlh;u,N
arose from IN c,turt o. turn MI liutt'n and ms
family out of the hnu. 60 hen they declined 10 move.
Mrs Weld dill not appear and her counsel s'il That
she had concluded not to press the case and II was
Dismissed. Mir Burton then sNore GUY warrant
f,r fine arrest of auothcr bnasdcr in the house, Der
nard oft who lac SAID laid violent hands on MN
and used bad language to his daughter
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07
Raised Asss ssDe ents.

List If 'll persons, the valuation of whose proEeriy has been added to vViih th3 amount SD added on the as- se- sment roll If A. D. 1884. by the Board of Equalization:
 NJ. Asher S Bro. assessment oa lots 2, and 6 ID block IT, raised from s1,750 to s9,00O.
 Henry Arthtcff, asse=sn, mt on $ E 1 Sec4 IT, N R 2 E. raised from $500 to Sl 200.
 Thos. J . Bran, assessment on N. W. Ii Sec. IS, T 1 N, R 9 E, raised from $1O0 to $20O.
 Jerome Barron, assessment on tine $ W Ii Sec g, T N, R E. raised from $500 to $5C0.
 Geo. F. Goats, assessment on lot in block TT, raised from $1. 800 to s2,OOO.
 Geo. L. CusnIm. assessment on N ", Ii Sec r, 1T N, R 5 E raised from $1,OOO to s1,SO0. Also, $ E 4 Sec 10, T 1 N, R E, raised from Sl,CO0 to $1,200.
 Ruben Cotteli. assessment on S W Il, Sec 2, T N, R E, raised from $500 to $l GOO.
 Johnson Brns assessment on N 1I of s E Il Soc 16. T l N, R E, raist d from $50 to $1O0. FRANK Cox. Clerk.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07
Found Re ad .

Day before yesterday the remains of MT. Vim. Your.e were found on the rant h of Mir. al Wormell, ahnut three miles east of town. Mir. Yourt e had been missing for some days and it was thought he had skipped the country. IL seems that he had gone out 10 blow but not returning in the evening search was made the nexi morning and the team was found, having run away and broken loose from the plow, and it was. thought thst he had left in consequence. His remains when discovered were badly but no marks of violence could be discovered. He had been drinking hard and it is probable that the hot sun had killed him us it generally does in such cases.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07
From Tuesdays Daily.

Bar.ey has been selling as low as 75 cents per hundred.
 Considerable grain still coming in 10 the warehouses and mill.
 We hear cor siderable complaii of dysentery A little considern n iu eating green fruit aLd dri' king great amounts oi water when wal m might serve as preventive.
 Speaking of the railroad work goin. on at that place, lhe Yuma Sentinel Says: Work will in a lew days be c, mmenced upon the recon. strrctien of the bridge The two middle piers, thelr epgii eers say, are still solid ana firm 1 1t company proposes to construct temporary bridge, spanning :he two piers, each distance beirg 1f0 feet with whnt is known as Howe truss, which will susain rot ever hree cars at time The company may afierw1r's cons struct a permanent bridge, but as 10 this we are not advised. In all ,h, SC rai'rCad disasters al Yuma, We are happy to chronicle only cue slight accident, outside of the drowning of ihIec persons. In the marag, ment of the business, it is but fair 10 say that every employe has b en q faithful servant. We are crcditi. ble informed also that the tt mporGiy bridge will be com> pletod within fifteen days- The comphry's expenditures for extra labor is over $lOGO per day.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07
Origin of Ammonia.

Ammonia IS obtained in large quantities by the putrefacti"n of the urine of animuls,- Encyclopedia BrittGnnic0.
 Every hoHsekeerer can test baking powders containing this disgusting drug by placing a can of the "RoyaP' or Andrews Pedrt" top down on hot stove until heated, thch remove the cover and smell.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Pow iers does not contain ammonia alum. lime, potash, bone phosphate Prove It hy the above test. IL is prepared by a physician and chem ist with special regard to cleanli- mss and heal hfulness.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07
First pnblication J .lly 10. 1ssl.
Assienee,s Notice.

THE firm of Mcdonald. ush & Go of NIesa fly. Maricupa oanty Arizona ard A F. MacDonala. If the same place having ined in an ass gum ut Of their ..i D ny and eff cts { xcept such DOT. tions oi rh lao CT of 4. F. Macdonald as ase ez enlpt f m ex eufion. 10 ihe un dersi.sr e. tor he 'tfi eft cir creditors All pc sou> itds bted o aid firm CT 10 h raid A Nj ,cdvns d. n : requested
 make inn edi te aryincnt to me ut the he ci J O. PhnenIx. CT to D. Il. Bu tis al the place hCsihsss of the isie finn of a.acdonald. Bush lS Cot Mesa Ci >.
 And al. petrons h, viDe claims rssi sf sad irn ar AgIinst the s id E. r. ac- dol ald " ill plea -e present Ihs ame to me at m, office sL the ci:y of Phoenix.
 J.: " CRkN i}AW.
 Dated. Auz Il. 1884. As ignee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07

CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALT is made from sound ripe California Fruit. A pleasant and ficatious medy for all stomach troubles. Relieves hearI>bnln and distress from over indulgence in eating or drinking. For o siipation ai q B.l;Iousncss use in hot water half an holr b'- fore eating. but fnr Dyspepsia take in cold water nfte- m'als. To be l ad at he Garden tiiy Drng Store, Agents for Phoenix Its
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07
Propos als for Land,

 By order of lbc hoard of Directors O. he Ariz"na Indushla Exposition Association, sealca pros posals will be eceived by thr see Ietary at his offic', m fo 10 o'clock a. Hi. August Is l. 1884 for the. sal, or leas, oi lands, nut s> tinE g. nr more than 160 acres, within radiI g three mics from lio centre or Phoenix. Proposal 10 state pr.cc per acre, terms of sale, rates of it ierest and, if Il lease, t. te five year unless sooner surrendered ly tEt as ociatinn with privilege to buy aI set rrlce at any me durii 2 the term Of lease, or at the ex!.irstlon of the lease.
 The hoald of directors reserve the right to rejecl any or ali biis Bids tn be open, q at f0"'clOck "Wednesday August 13 Il, 1884
 PHILIP K HICKEY,
 SecruL.sry
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Deo ldratory Statement No. i2e9.
 Land office at Pre-eotr- Ariz na.

Deo ldratory Statement No. i2e9
 Land office at Prescott Ariz na.
 July 10 |, S4
 N OTICE is hereby sivan that h. ful- ~ lowiug nameu setIl. r ha- ii d no- tire of his intention 10 make frai prouf in sipport of IS caim, aRd that aii I.rocf viii br made before Ih- Judge of the Seco q ui trict ourt of Ma,icnna county. Territory of Arizona st Phocn'x, @aricoia county, A izor fer irory. on he Iith q y f II Gsr, IS i. ": RuInal Pecheco, of hoeul,. Marie ' pa county, arizona fe:r ory. his De- ciar t r Sfaier, 1t o.f2S9. fo the E eas | the ". sI l4 s,.d the 1a f he east T. of see iol Q we ise; IF and re W r of the easl l. If section No. Iwcrty [20] in tow. hip No six fa}narih { ange No. nine l9J a~J. h, names the fsllcw- ing wirness tu prove his .ntin- Icus r. siGe; C. uyUn. an cHl5ivS ion of said land, viz: Daniel II. E )o 9 Jua SoIo Oscar Vnn StEdrsrB. and Ramon Padi To, all of Phoenix. Naris opa county, A izona Territory. THOMAS WlNG,
 R. ester
 First publication J otly 10. 1884.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07
TIE HEST BakiN3 POWDER. Interesting Tests Made by the
 Government Chemist.

pr. Edward c. Love, the present Analytical Chem ist IT the c vernment, has recently made some in ter;stl apartments to the comparative value of baking powders Dr. ove's tests made to de- and their capacity lies in their leavenng power, ests were directed solely ascertain the available gas of each powdtr Dr. Loves report gives the fol- lowing
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07
A Druggists Story.

Mir. Isaac C. Chapman, druggist. New burg. \. r., writes us, II h We Or the parf ter. years sold several g1Oss of DIR WILLIAM HAIL'> BALS%M FOR THE LUNGS. I can say of it what l cannot say of any other medicine I have nevs T heaid A customer sp- ak of it but to praise its viftu in lho hi- hest manner. haze recommended it in a grnat many csses of hopping Cough with the h pTiest effects. have used it in my own family f meng gears; in fact, always have bottle in Inc medicine closet ready for use.
 tt 2W
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-07
Fresh Times at ". F Everhart t,g. x

The following vfficers have been installed by the Phoenix Lodge No. 2, I. o o. F: NJ. Mitchell, N. c ; L. H. Orme. V. G; P. K Hickey, R. $; 0. L. Peasc, P. S; P. Ii. Coyle, Treas Geo F. Kemper Warden N. A. Mnrford. Conductor; NJ. E.
 McGinn, I. G; I. Miller, R. s. N. G
 W. Vigus, L. s N G; Robt. Archer R. 5. V. G; w. A. Hancock, L. $. V