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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13

sAH ANTONIO, April l2.-[ Special. lat
the Bexar county republic eau c)nvention
held In this place today. 10 elect
delegates to the Fut Worth c,n-
vention, which elec's the deiegites to
Chicago, q. w. Ogden. Georpe Pas
chsl A. Belknsp. q II Terrell, ]. p.
Newcomb, A. w Clifford, Il. Hashnoke.
w Holhlng, q. q. Crssson ord ]. Il Davis
were elected. BekoaD is for Sherman.
Newcomb Ia pos master here. and an
Arthur man, and the rest don know who
they are for, nor much care. They will
vote for the choice OF the convention. The
proceedings we're very tame and blt It'll.
enthusiasm minifest-d,
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HESRrErrA.

HrxRlKrrA, April IL. = [SIe,isl ] -
shooting affray between Psschal Leonard
aud John Leeper occurred about 7:3o yes
sprday event near Cnzrlie Tayior's store
about eighteen miles northwest Of here, re-
.seus 70 bave b,sn cxussd By iAlai's mat
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IsELTON,

BKLros, March i2.-TSpeclal.l- 10 wing to
the heavy rains yesterday putting the
ground in such corcition so the farmers
could not work, a great many people were
In town and trade was lively.
Saver, the rope-walker and irspexe per-
former, gave two exhibitions Ia open air
TO- day.
The city council has passed an ordinance
prohibiting street vendors from se ling
goods and wares st public outcry or oiner-
wise on the streets, much 10 the satisfaction
of the people,
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AIifI.i.NE.

ADnEEE. April 15.-[Special. i Deputy
| Sheriff Scarborough, OF Jonea county, ~.
rived here this evening with one Arthur
Lord, tb5 companion and supposed mur
derer OF Young Oglesby, whose body was
| found near Anson, in Jones county, about
The 9th oi this month with q bullet hole in
his head. evidently ehot while asleep. Al
the time whsn the body was found IL had
nothing on II by which IL could be idenii.
! fled, but upon investigation by the officers,
| Oglssby was identified by parties living In
Abilene rs being one of Two young men
who left the above named place day pre-
vious 10 the sad event. The said 10 be mur-
derer waa trailed 10 Abilene by the officers
| ot Jones county, and by the tlicient work OF
Thomas Hill our town marshal, ,succe aded in
finding the horse Of the murdered mlA in
the posst esion al G. w. Merchant who had
purcha ased him some days before from the
man now under arrest. He was traced to
Bosque county, there arrested With the
murdered mans watch n bis person. this
being the home OF both parties. The broth.
ere OF Ogleshy accompanied the sheriff witt,
him TO Anson this evening. Lord state.
merts ~ tha,thn stole n saddle from n
sheep camp aud in avoiding arrest Ogesby
was killed, but the evldeno. goes to show
that ne was shot whila asleep in camp a.
the fimn ot killing. They were bound fof
D,urls Mourtain fork to work on Mr..
Merchants rancho.
James Rsiney's preliminary trial for the
murder of Chris. X lsnsr on last Saturday
hes been waived Dy the state To await the
action nj the grand jury.
District court commences here on the o1.t
proximo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
TROUPE.

TROUPE, April ~. = lsoeclsi.l = Last
night par ties passing hutton T. Q. Mcksy's
place few miles south OF town discovered
the dead body Of German wood-chopper
named Miller. Acting Coroaer Graves
Geld al i,ouest to-day and rendered YER
dict OF death from pistol shot by Taught,
q wood cutter and a German also. The two
men we're working and living together in
an isolated portion Of the woode. Eau ght
has disappeared.
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mept association from the benefclsries, who
mad no insurabIe interest la the deceased
One OF the beneficiaries, William Scheild
csme here and further investigation on the
part 0f the association disoloses, o.
lts officers claim, such evidences oi
fraud that they viii defend against any snif
for payment under the laws OF the consti-
tuition. A rejected applicant NAV fle a
new application within 90 days. williams
first application was rejectei, because II
showed M wss not In euch physical con-
dition as would warrant the acceptance.
He msde another application, bis rejection
was overlooked, and as the defects OF tho
flr' : were cured In the second, " secured
the approval Of the chief medical examin.
ere. Mr.. Schitld's attorneys will bring suit
| in the Ulilei Staies court for Tho bent u
ciaiies, Schield sud Howard, and for the
| heirs OF T. \. Williams.
Captsin CundiTis i,vorably ard gener-
ally spoken of for senator from this district.
He would be perfectly acceptable 10 our
people
The street car company Is only running
ona car, one trip every eighteen minutes.
All OF their mules are sick, save enough to
ruu the one car, and as farming operations
are very active, there ars no extra rules In
tha county to he had.
Health OF Community yerv good.
Toe republican distrcs convention was
held to-day and Major J. W. Flanagan, 7.
r.. Goldman, w. W Lewis, (rolored) and
J. w. Flanagan, jr, were selected dele
gates 10 the state convention. Their presi-
dental prediction is for Logan. Msjor
Flanagan made two hours speech TO the
colored suiffages In which he claimed the
republican party we're only their friends |
This hey proved by their |
acts while the democrats only |
nrofessed friendshIp they did not
attempt 10 prove. From the time OF emsn-
cipatiou proclamation 10 the recent passage
of the educational bill by the senate OF the
United Sta,oe, the republicans had proved
them selves the friends OF the negroes, tnis
lsst oct being especially intended for the
eouthern iiliterates. As be IL arAbid re-
pnblioan and did not touch the bloody shut
question, this probably ioreshadow,d the
cam palgn thunders tS be used in the black
districls
a curious case was that Of a man arrested
az the Junction ,st night on n written de-
scrlD'ion. Tbs man wanted had ecar on
hi, forehead, left arm off below the elbow.
light complexion, weight about li0 pounds.
SO had the arrested man, but his right arm
was unioIm ed. AS this was not no ed In
the description and he told u straight story
he was released.
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HOUSTON.

HousroS, April 12.-[Specisl. 1.-The
m,nsgers Of the interstate drill to day de.
c:ded to have the celebration TO last fise
dsys instead Of four. making the closing
dsy SATURDAY, when a sham battle will be
fought. This ttep is Necessary. from the
fact OF so many companies entering for the
s5 600 prize, that four days will be con.
sumed by the contest.
Detective Hennessy to-day arrested two
of the safe blowers who blew opsu the safe
in the iouith ward night before last. The
men gave their names as Ell Chilmers and
John Farrell. There are two more Of the
e.ng vet ct large. The arrest is an ex.
ceeiinely cred table piece Of detective
work.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-13
AUSTIN.


commission to-day shipped carp to Nc.
Da le and Paige.
Bids to purclsse and lease lands were re-
ceiyed to day from Cotile, hatley, Knox,
Conger, Co'emsn, Edwards. Hale, Lamb,
Live Oak and Nolan counties. One s,ock-
man In Motley county bids fer 275 sections
at l2 cents tor dry aud 20 cents for watered
sections.
The comptroller today sent to the col
lector OF Iivala county, list Of lands on
which taxes are due. ~ also notified the
courtIes that are behind in payments of
interest to send IL up Immediately.
Availabl. school fund paid in to-day,
SO 600; general revenue, $50 600.
The republicans OF this county met to-
dsy and elected Judge J Z. &c or chair
man. There we3 some oiscOrd ~ hrs, but
the meeting bnallg settled down and
adopted resolutions commendetory OF the
republican platform OF 1880 and suggesting
that the convention 60 IN 10 meet Jay down
broad platform. 1hey onmendtd
conservative course on toe part Of the re-
publicans OF TEXAS, ano tina, gll hor oraole
and fair mean1 be used for the unity and
success OF the party, both state and ma.
tiaDsl. The following delegates were
elected 10 the state convention, nearly all
strong Arthur men: J. G. Degrees ". A.
r rior Max Moss, j. b. Ector. NJ. j.
Mtite. +. A Black ". I. Wright, J. j.
RI imiltnn, w. j. Risher, II Anderson.
II, nry Bastiag. 4 ,trong resolution GA.
dorsing Arthur. wss adopted unanimously.
The iurv In the Reese Erwin killing csss
brought IN . verdict OF not guilty, It, being
shown he Killed Coving,on IN selfiefense.
Toe conrl OF sppeals- -Atiirme Gordon
v. the State, from FAnnn; Faulkner VI.
tina State, from GrdytoG.
Rsvertei aud dismissed. Hardeman vs..
the State, from Ella
Exceptions strickan from statement Of
fscts: Cullers & Henry vs. Britt)n &
Long, from G;ayson.
the foil0Ning cases were submitted on
bfi,is ilr the $ ate S8Ilgr V. the State,
from rarranl; Eonden Va. the State from
Eihs (hrte cases.; Bolin W the state, from
Fannin.
On b.iefs for both pgriief: Cullers Il
Henry ". Britton Il Long, from Gtaytop,
Oulere q Henry W. Moore, from Grays ,n;
Berry ve. ,he ssste, from Collin; RusE We.
iha S;a,frlfsln Dallas
Oa brief, snd oral arguments for both
pafties: Ashlock vs. the State, from Collin;
Rosenstein va. McCofd, from Grgyson;
Texas & Pac fic railaay W. Johnsttn n ct 81,
from Grayson; Cleveland ct al W. Ander-
son, from Tasrsnt; Houston q Texas Cen.
tral rail way W.. Hollis, from Grayson.
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PROGRAMME R-FIRST DAY.

Parade with May Queen to
grounds at / +. M.
Crowning of May Queen;
Orations in German; Amuse-
ments for Young and Old.
Tabhaux Vivants; Prize
Turning; Concert and Ball;
Fireworks.
SECOND DAT.
Georgeous Pageant through
the principal streets of the city
at 10 A.. M.
AT the Grounds: Singing;
Grafton in English; Amuse-
ment for young and old; Prize
Turning and Prize Drill.
Distribution Of Prizes; Tab
leauxing and Pyramids.
Concert and Ball; Bengal
Lights; Fireworks.
In addition various other
amusements on both days.
The best musical talent OF
North Texas is engaged for
the occasion.
HON. BARNETT GIBBS
will deliver the English Grafton.
For further Information see
small programmes.
The Public o. Dallas and
surrounding country is res
pectfully invit d TO attend.
BY order OF the committee.
CHAs. MEIsTERHANs,
Chairman.
G. F. ALDERMAN,
Secretary.
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ST. LOWS. April 12.-[5ptcial.I I-At
Grant City, Worth county, Missouri, Henry
Harris was arrested to-day, charged With
the murd.r of Ro,crt M-Cord This srrtsi
IL made on . warrant sworn out by Samuel
leased trnm tb> rsnos ..tiary, Ns a most
a.. ..o.- etory, th~ s-bsisrce OF which is
IN AZ McCord, VINO "a. Killed about three
years AGO, met his death at the hands oi
y 49, s1s H.. S--xS=<. S2ue>,, 1ae.- :,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11
Wnnunsiata.
-
WpOelle
Doh
Melati BON SABA.
o.
Nus benz Soadnoii9en iberiett uou 8. y,
Wetati BON SABA.
ISortiesuus.l

IOptAISSoeS'
Gle iibertreiben wieber einmal, mein
Iieber Ssrr Sal,oni. iuste iie freunblid,
mir teiSen leioen an bemfelben nebel. mir
febn 9lqes NIT ben ausen bee POefie unb
Gaxts Grneitine bebauptet, es sdbe fein
,insetreueres Wicroscop. Sbre @ebanfen
on ienem Ibenb maren nun uoribersebenb,
nnb mas ben Oaut betriFt. ben sic uno
Sulie mir gu idulben stauben, 10 fam er
ni9t srSBer ieiu ale ber, ben Id sesen
Soft empiiube, neil sr mid gu Senlem
@ertseus, Sbnen gu 9elfen, semadt. =
limb nun beidsiut Der Monb fur sic ud4:
items bas GotoNsum, fur mid ni9ts ais
bas Saaser 9otS, f4loB ite fr0bli9. Sbr
@ablipru9 aber, wie Der meine lei itets:
Excelsior.
Sfaid trat lie IN cas- 9artsn3immer unb
mari lid in Die 4rme ibrss Yatsrs, Der &C.:
fommen mar, isr quite Nadt gu iaseu unb
Carlo a~b,uboleR, gu benz 9ta4tquatier tut
Rotben &reaS.
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QlDer'S Sariapariaa.

mar. Dor feds glonaten mar id pom itrsdIiden
ausi9Idgen uno itropbuIoien @unoen poaiommen
beeedt. Gieiss tebel peruriahte elm unausgeiets
ties uns unertrdsli9es SUDDEN, unb bic Saut brad
10 anf, eab an pteIen Stelen Slut berpcriIoB, ios
balo t9 mid MIR bepeate. SD lit urausipre664
uns oas Seben mar mir CUR 2ait. 9ergangsneH
gpril fins i'd an bic Sariapariqa AZ sebraudsu,
uno babe ieitsem reseImdbis eamit fortsefabren.
Wein 3uitane perbeiierte ii6 ioSIsid. Die a8uas
ben iins aue susebeiIt. uno i'd fiible mid nan In
isoer Se,iebuns seiuue ib bin i'm Stanoe elm
sutes Iasepert W uoabrinssn. wieipobI i9 7s
Sabre alt bin. giele iragen mid. pas in meineur
Sale cine ioIae SeiIunS berbsiSesibrt. unb i'd ers
hdre allen. mie i'd biemit Sbren srilSre, SaS Go
aper's 5arfapariIIa mar.
glover, St., 81. Oft. 1882.
Sbr s~aniborer Siram gb~iIIips.S
Mners Zariaparina beilt zfropbeln urS ale
ifropbnloitn Rranfheitsn. 3othIaut. 6isblas6ru,
Sietten. fieden. oiene seunoeu, @sihuiry,
Sieiihaeisahie unb 6antansihl6ae. sic befret.
has Slut Don alien llnreinis,eiteu, unterfist sSe
gersaauus, rest bic 8ebdrme CUR Ibdtbiafsit an.
nns ftsat fomit bic aebsxstraft piseer Der M
sraftiss ben sansen a0rpsr.
~Subsrsitst
9r. ). 6. dber & Co., 0amen, NaK.
I'm allen apO.be,en ~ bab.n; 81. 8 sIafSsn s..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-11

Or. Sase's ,,Catarrh Remedy" (&as
tarrb'S eilmitteD beilt bic i@Iiumiteu 5due.
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Qlger's Sariaparinn

In ieinem Sale bate. SD CLAUDE. iein Slut rnxS
bic perssrbli4e 5lliisteit penisitsns ,ebu Sabre
lang entbalten BADEN; eieisIbe trat absr bis unr-
~ungeidbr flint Sabren uidt beruor, anber in 5orm
elmer itrepbuloieu @unoe am Sanogelenf. 8sa
sinisen Sledsn. bic samals eridieneu, perbreitste
f5 oas lebeI aImdbIi6 70 isbr, sab er uusebeuer
lit. unS elm 8esenitauo oes ysitIsioS mar, aIs sn
oniins Sbre arsnei sr sebrau6en. linS iett sisbt
Is wenis Wdnnsr uou ieiuem alter, bic f4 staer
70 suten Geiunobeit ~erirsuen mic er. SD f6nnte
Iei6t fiuf,is p~erionen nernen, wsI4e ieiren GoH
beSeusen fOnnen. G6tuusspoa,s
%. ". gbtlIips.s
N"" WV S"' ne gHidt, urh ,sssss
reidt mir Ium Sersnisen. Sbnsu mitut5silen,
peIde Bobltbat fir MID bic anrpensuns pom
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Gin @unberbare @ei9i9te

IN 3wei Sriefen er5dhlt-
Bon BEN Sobne:: rs S: IS 81 a. i ssg'''1
,,Wsiue Serru. Daein Batter pchut In Stos
per, gt. Or lit auberoroentIi9 eur4 ssrophetn,
unS Der anlisssnOe Brief wirs Sbxeu uaittbsiIsnr.
welh punberbare Rirtuns
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-11
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by sick child
suffering and crying with pain of cut
ting teeth? If so, send at once and
get bottle of Mrs MISSIONS
Soothing SYRUP FOR CHILDREN
TEErIIING. Its value IS incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon it, moth
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pEEN TnErHISG is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one of
the eldest ana best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and
is for sale by all druggists throughout
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-11
: Tho Ro;co Dop,oor

- The Boise Democrat again
comes to us printed on brown wrap
ping paper. 1t is strange how negli-
gent some newspaper men are. Not
outstanding the difficulties Of getting
freight here in the early days, the
TINES has never been out of printing
paper from the first, and on several
occasions has even supplied all it's
would-be rivals on Wood River with
paper while they awaited the arrival
oftheirs. But for this timely assistance
they would either have missed one or
more issues or been compelled to use
wrapping paper.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-11
THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Twenty seventh and Twenty eight
Days PrOcrcdings-His Honor Cast
BrOderick Presiding.

Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth
Days PrOcrcdings-His Honor Case
Broderick Presiding.
The following business was trans
acted yesterday. after this reporter left
the courtroom
H. Lufkin VS.. G. w. Collins ct al
Verdict for plaintiff. Property valued
at $3.50 and damages assessed at $500.
Defendants allowed 80 DAYS to file and
serve statement on motion for d new
trial and stay of execution.
Eddy, Harvey & Co. VS.. J. II. Van
Ness & Co.-Plaintiff granted 20 days
to file motion for new trial. Stay of
execution on judgment granted until
motion shall be heard.
McFlughes VS.. G. w. Collins & CO.
Plaintiff allowed to file amended com
plant. Defendants given 20 days to
answer. Case continued for the term
TO-DAY's PROCEEDINGS.
BARLEY Gaffney VS.. M. l.. Hoyt-
Plaintiff has leave to amend complaint
by adding the names of w. b. bod
bridge, c. E. Wurtele and George Y.
Wallace as co-plaintiff, and said cause
is not to be tried at this term, except
upon the consent of attorneys for
both parties.
W. L. Riley, plaintiff and respond
ent, VS.. NJ. Mccormick, defendant and
appellant-On trial before IA jury.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-11

Nervousness, Nervous Debility
Neural gia, Nervous Shock, St. Nitus
Dance, Prostration, and all diseases Of
Nerve Generative Organs, are all per
manently and radically cured by
Aliens Brain Food, the great botani
cal remedy. 81 pkg, 6 for IS
AT druggists, or by mail from J. II
Allen, 315 First Ave, New York CITY
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-11
WOOD RIVERS RECORD.
THE POWDER COMPANIES POOL
THEIR ISSUES,

FOR some years past tho price O
blasting powder has been forced sc
low that the various powder com.
panies have been compelled to form q
sort of trades union for mutual pro
lection. This association is called q
SPOOL" aud modelled after the raIwa,
organizations of the same name which
are SO familiar to the public. A yer.
bal understanding was arrived at some
time ago. Since then, the necessary
papers have been prepared, and each
interest has signed the agreement.
The last signature, SAYS the Bulletin,
was obtained from the Vigorit Com
pany. The pa,ties to the contract in
clude six acid works, embracing the
Golden Gate and Western Mineral,
and the following powder companies:
Giant, California (Hercu'es), Safety
Nitro, Vulcan, and Vigorit. The
contract is for three years, and is Of
iron-clad construction. The basis
first fixes on the cost of production,
and the difference between uniform
figures agreed upon and the selling
price is to be turned into a common
pool and divided up pro rata. The
nnlform selling prices agreed upon
are about % cents for No. : and about
37t cents for No. |. These figures
are nearly 90 per cent. above the av-
erage prices at which these descrip-
lions have been selling for Of late in
this market. The combination will
OF course place the companies in
better position than they have been
in for some time. Something of the
kind appeared to be absolutely needed
to prevent an illustration of the Oar
wlnian theory of the survival of the
ftteat. 1t is said that Eastern powder
companies long ago resolved on sim.
liar measures. The Atlantic Dynam-
lite, owned here, makes no powder
here, docs not import any. and is not
a party to the contract. The Giant
paid monthly dividends of IS cents
share up to last March, when it drop
ped to 10 cents. 1t Is thought the IS
cent rate will be restored next month.
The California pays 81, and will prob
ably make no change. The Safety.
Nitro has never paid, bat under the
present arrangement expects to pay
rs cents share uext October. The
Vulcan suspended dividends a long
time ago, and has since levied two or
anore assessments. The ligorlt is
paying 10 cents, and may increase to
8 cents, although it will cease man
utactar;ng for the present, but will
share in the common pool. Its pres
ent supply of materials will be sold
for account Of stockholders.
The formation of this pool will of
course cause "a general increase in the
price OF blasting powder, and as our
Wood River merchants must have
heavy stocks on hand at this busy
season of the year, they will realize a
Sandstone profit by selling at the ad-
vance. But the pool will be any
thing but All advantage to our mining
interests, as the price OF powder will
doubtless soon be double what it is
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-11

-Brother Clay, Of the Inter
Idaho, complains that when he reads
the TINES editorials he gets muddled.
We can't help that Does Brother
clay expect us to supply him with
brains .?
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-11
CONDITIONS.

owners and one groom for each horse will re.
celVe compliment irv cket during the races
'remiums will be paid at the st and as soon az
the race is decided
All trctt ng and pacing races will be to harness
best two in three, and will be governed by the
rules of the National Association.
Runnlng races to be governed by the Boise Rules
An entrance fee of 10 per cent. of the purse will
be charged in all races
H. ats III each days may be alternated
Horses dlstnncing the field or any part thereof
viii receive but one premium.
THIS Associ ton reserves the right to postpone
or declare of any or all races on account Of bad
weather.
Three horses will be required to start in eaci,
race.
This Association pledges itself to pay all premi-
uins in fun in cash.
Saddle horsts means horses that are not race
horses, or horses that have never run for public
money.
Entries close at O'Clock D. m day before the
race.
On making entries they should be addressed Ia
the Secretary of the Association.
G. P. CROY, President.
A. M. FUNKHoUsrR, Secretary. Tvs
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-11
At tie Haley Sawmills-F. II. Rowe,
PROPRIETOR.

A full assortment of Chicago lum-
Der, Michigan and Native lumber,
California redwood, sash, doors, blinds,
holdings, finishing lumber, etc, al
ways on hand. Also the Aston and
Dearborn Paint Companies Paints.
Order by telephone No. 30.
f. II. ROWE, HALEY Sawmills.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-11
Third Day., saturday, Jlly Is.

TWO PURSES of SIP 50 each will be hung for
FOOT RACES of 100 yards each, to BE- run on the
18th and 2Gth between the second and thu rd horse
race of each day. Free for all
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-06

The Papago IndiIns, at one of lhei villages in the Casa Grande district had ,iz win drunk on large seal,
 a>t week and endeavore,l 10 kill twu of their captains, wh) are con,lderr, wizards. Friend, came to the rescn
 'f the captains, and a general iishl tnsued and lasted till m )rnirg Whe
 he combat ended. the parcipitant were covered with gore. S,me them looked as though they had beer ~un through threshing machine, bu ione of the wounds have resultc, fatally yet. Thi, is the Pima an' Plpago plan of admin isterine jlstic. When d member of 'he tribe become otn, xlous to his pasanos a gran, 'lrund IS inaueurated and as soon ac inc tffender gets gloriously tip,y hi fellow reyelers take clubs and whacl aim over the ] cad till life become, extinct. Each member Of the ban, must strike the victim so ,hu each them will b. eqntllv as g iil.v as th others. This i, simple and mex pensive method of putting a '.l0, man" out of the yay.-Fiorenc, Enterprise.
The Arizona champion., 1884-09-06

A reporter was down al the Atlan,i. X Pacific shops yesterday afternoon md was amazed at the great qlantl, of work on hard ard the number O. men employed. Two engines ar, now on the ''stocks" undergoing thorough overhauline, one. tine Gen Crook. is passenger locomotive anr tie Ctl CT is large ard heavy Ter wheel freight engine. A look at the dlff,rent lathes in motion showed ,ha every part of the :wp iron monster was iettiving careful attention. Tn, in nense dilyirg wheel, Were bein; placed upon the pondcrous lathe whil, just across the way the valves were lle hal os of a careful maChinis srre,irtcl dent ofmotive power Chal, ,Ed.r was m every IaIt of the i'm mense building directing the foyemei of the many departments. In th' maCllIe sloEs alore ever Ieo me, were hald at work Journal.