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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-04-17
S believed, natuIe Che

dsys viii, il is believed, snatulc th'
early crops
Our public schccls viii eontinul
in session ill the last OF REay.
An exhibition Of the Electrically
inclined amateurs is in prospect, I'M
der lbe direction of Miss Allen.
M Chas. r Hsyden's 68th birth
day afforded one al the plesssutesf
features of the week's eujoyaents
Agreesbly to previous invitations
issued to The families and individu ais
constituting Mr.. Hayden's business
staff, there was on the 4th inst. an
assem- blage of willing guests gath :
cred around the ample be ard OF our
host ard hostess. O ye jewellers of
snow lands and mountains, could
you but have seen the tabie in ques,
ton, grooming beneath its burden of
turkey and other appropriate prod>
ucts of the harder; of scmi>tropical
fruits and vegeta bles; and all adorn-
ed with flowers rare and gay, in the
most witching manner, you would
speedily HE from your native hills
TO seek homes in a land flowing
with milk and honey" 1t is need
less to say that flair ladies and
brave men" did ample justice to the
occasion.
Mir. Haydcn's employees never lin
gered longer or mere lovingly over
their several books, couaters, ard
workshops than they did over that
table. Indeed the subject was SO
absorbing that for time appropri>
ate toasts were well nigh forgotten
But upon their reSssembling in the
evening with many others, keeping
time to the musical measures of the
Tempe brass and string band, all
were wide awake to do honors to
host and hostess. And when at last !
Mr.. Hayden's commanding form
emerged from his room, attended by
by his wife and little ones, the |
guests tbrOnged into tLe court, soon
filling all available space.
J. ]. Wiugtr responded to the
following toast: "Charles Trunbull |
Hayden, tho lone star of cent al Ar
izona," to which Mr. Hayden re-
piled in feeling manner, and stat
ing that as the lone star alluded to
he owed his lustrc chiefly TO his SAT-
elites. This was reversing the mats
ural order of things, and Mr.. A. j.
Hslbert gave The following: airs.
Sail!e D. Hayden, the satellite of
the lone star and their asteroids
Carl, Sa'Iie (junicD and Annie.
Meanwhile Mr.. Peters fitted about
rom center to circumference, from
ais zenith TO his nader comet, in his
sndea7ors to make things pleasant
or the guests. just at this juncture
he band strCck up a lively strain,
md the young folks movements re-
minded US of meteoric shower, and
he old folks took the hine, wished
he host and hostess many returning
anniversaries, aud beat a retreat,
eaving those so Inclined to "trip the
antastic. y
Altogether, it was a most enjoy
Bile AFFAIR. ****
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-04-17

"BucKEY" O'NEILL took possess
sion of the Miner on the 10Th inst.
on lease of year. In his salulas
tory he proposes that the Miner shall
he run by no clique nor clan, and
that it shall "speak the truth al all
times" regardle less of friend or foe.
O'Neill is a good newspaper writer,
and ought 10 give the lfiner a new
lease of life. We should be sorry
TO see the Old land mark of journal
ism in the Territory go down.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-04-17

In the English law reports q case
is reported of baker who was cons
victed for using alum in making
bread. A similar law in this coun>
try would be the means of driving
out a great number of tue baking
powders which are largely compos-
ed with this drug. To be safe, con-
sumers should buy the old and ever
reliable DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
The HERALD office is today in re-
ceipt of a magnificent bouquet OF
flowers from the beautiful and hos
pitable home of Mrs. g. T. Hayden,
of Tempe, whose many kindnesses
heretofore we have frequently had
occasion 10 acknowledge. Mrs. Hay
den has one of the most extensive
and handsome flower gardens In the
Territory, and one which 1t is de-
lightful to visit, especially under the
guidance of The genial hostess, who
takes great and just pride in the re-
suit of her care and good manage
ment.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-04-17

In recent canvass of leading Re-
publicans in the States of New York
and Massachusetts, the fact devel-
oped itself that Arthur cannot cons
troll the delegates to the Chicago
convention frem either Of those
States. If he cannot manage his
own delegation, he will have but
little chance indeed of being nomi-
mated. In the CANVASS alluded to,
Blaine stood second choice, Ed
munds having nearly double the
number of votes received by any
other. II looks very much as though
Edmunds would be strong oppo-
nent, especially in the Atlantic
Sistes, 10 any other candidate that
may chance to come up and in those
States is likely 10 stand ahead of
both Blaine a1d Arthur General
Logan from the Mississippi States,
however, would probably control the
vote of the entire western section of
the country as well as of the central
States. Notwithstanding these sur
face indications, however. we believe
Blaine will be the man He seems
to be chipping in everywhere, and
will find support of greater or less
strength from almost every State,
which, when brought together. will
probably be enough to nominate
h i'm
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Tempo Lettcr.
TEMPE, April 9Th 1883.
April IS,

ED HERALD After the protract-
ed caprices our usually placid and
tractable stream has, to an extent,
abated; affairs socially and finan.
cially are resuming their usual chan
mel, but leaving matters rather worse
for wear. Though former efforts
have failed to repair the dam at TIE
head of the Tempe Canal, the citi-
zens are again busily engaged re-
building 1t. Since til dam was car
ried away, all the water found in the
ditch is that which is forced out by
the temporary rise in the river since
tee great floods. Thanks to rains In
the valleys and snow storms IN the
mountains, by which the soil has
been irrigated in the old style, and
Dir HaSden's mills have furnished
US with -four. Cereal crops never
promised better and the orchards
and vineyards are In excellent con-
dition- Another rain within few
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-04-17
a Lueky Kangaroo Hunter.

One of the most daring kangaroo
hunters of Australia, ard his stag
hounds. were terribly lacerated by a
wounded kangaroo, on the great
sheep ranch of MI. Alfred Hay,
Boomanoomana, n S. W., and were
entirely cured by the use of St.
Jacobs Oil. Mr.. Hay writes that it
is the greatest pain cure ever intro>
duced for man or beast.
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Notice to Creditors.
estate of Daniel white, deceased.

Estate OF Daniel White, deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given by the under
~ signe', administrator of the estate
Of Daniel White, deceased, TO the creditors
Of. a. d all persons having CLAIMS against
said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four inonths
after the fret pu biication of this notice, to
the said administrator at his place of bust
ness in the city of Phoenix in the county
Of Maricopa. THOS. SHERMAN,
Dated March 18th, 1ssA. sv
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Mrs. 6. W. Drew wishes to extend
her most heartfelt thanRs to the
people of Phoenix for their gener-
Gus sympathy and assistance extend
ed 10 her SO kindly in her sad be-
reavement, and feels that their kind
ness can never be forgotten or re-
paid
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mpeYs, Beware

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTF-
n fed not to purchase from one j. c.
Bullord any interest part or parcel OF the
following mining claims Situated ia Yuma
county. IN the Bacuaver mountains, near
Collins Well, Arizona, to-wit: Emperor
Regent, King, Queen and Prince mines.
The said J, 9, Bullord owns no interest
in the said mines. and the undersigned
are the absolute owners of the same.
ID Z Killing,
G. Z. bibles,
K. K. MCGRATH.
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Dissolution Notice.

~ Office is hereby given that the CO
partnership heretofore exist ng be-
tween .Aguirre, \. Cells and Roma y.
Jackson III the bust ess of publishing
the La Union" is this day Dissolved by
mutual consent, Roma T. jackson retir-
ing. The business will hereafter be con-
,cted by AgIirre and a. Gems, who
will settle sll accounts and collect all
April Z. 1881. AGTIRRE & CELLS.
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Motice for Publication.
Presumption No. s27.


LAND OFFICE at !
Tucson, Arizona. March rs. 1884.
ATOTICE is hereSv given thst the fol-
fowin g-nsmed settler has filed no
tice OF his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim. and that saio
proof will be made before Hon ID 4 Pin
s,5ndge OF the Second judicial District
Court at his chambers in Phoenix. Mari
cOpa county. Arizona, on May 10 1884, viz E:
Benjamin Il. Franklin, ot-Phoenix, Mari
cope county, Aroma, foF the W i #
sec IA, Up : n. - %, e. IL S. Il. 3 u NJ,
and names the following ~ his witnesses
viz; Aneel short, William Black. George
" Nun and William Turkington, all CT
Phoenix, Maricopa county. Arizona.
BEN. ii. THOMAS,
Register.
Fist Publication April 8, lsS4.l
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Notice for Publication.
Presumption No. 279.


March 81. 1881.
~ Office is hereby given that he FIJI
= loving named settler has fled no.
tice of HE intention TO make daal proof
in support OF his claim. ard that said
proof will be made before Hon d. n. Pin
ney, Ju-ige of second judicial District
Court. VI his Chambers il Phoerix. Ma i
copa County. Arizona, on april 81, 1884.
viz: G o. \. Collins. OF Phoenix. Marico-
pa county, Arizoaa for then Il Of sec
2. tp n, {, g x ; Il B q Vi, aud names
The following rs his wit ess, 5, viz: Hi am
j.. Scott, Joseph M5nihon. Henry l.. Sios-
ser. and Mathew eosrell. all OF Phoenix,
Arizona. BEN n. THOMAS,
Reg
First publication March q. 1850. sw
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EsEED.

DREW-In Phoenix, a. T., April
IS, 1884, Professor George w.
Drew, native OF Rockland, Me,
aged 40 years, 8 months and Z
days.
Oakland, Cal, papers please
copy.]
SMITH-Near Phoenix, A. T. Apr.
Is, 1884, James Smith.
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Elite Gallery.

The latest attraction at Cations
News Depot are the fine views of
private residences and business
houses of Phoenix, made by c. B
Noe, the artist. CATION s. NOE.
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PHoENIY, April 16, 1884.

Q. 9. CoURT-AFTERNOON SESSION.
In case of United State. VS. q
Ohulck and IS others, d defendants
the demurrer to the indictment sus-
tanned; the defendants in custody
ordered 10 be discharged, and g
nolle prosequi entered as 10 defend
ants net in custody.
The Grand Jury came into Court
and presented its fiaal report and
was discharged
Q S VS. Mateo Guerra, two indict-
ments for giving whisky to Indians
defendant srraigned aud ordered to
plead to- morrow morning.
TERRITORIAL COURT.
Cation Va Cation, motion made by
defendant for allowance, pending
trial.
PHOENIX, April IT, 1884.
o. g. COURT.
Us vs. Mateo Guerra, defendant,
demurred to Indictment; demurrer
overruled and defendant pleaded
not guilty. Case continued for the
term.
U S VS. freight wagon and trail, 8
horses and mules, and % bars bull
ion; case continued for term,- and
ordered that said wagons, horses,
mules and bullion be returned 10 the
possession OF Mateo Guerra, and
that he give a good and sufficient
bond for $4,000. or deposit $1,000
with the Clerk of this Cours, and
Harshal ordered TO release said prop
er1y On approval of Baid bond.
TERRITORIAL COURT.
Territory vs. Jas Sullivan; motion
to arrest judgment sustained; de-
PENDANT remanded TO custody Of the
Sheriff.
Ward VS. Balsz; case continued at
cost of defendant.
Cation VS. Cation; by agreement
case referred to c Il Knapp to take
testimony.
Fowler VS. Bryan; on trial.
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APRIL 10, 1884
TERRITORIAL COURT.

Territory vs.. James Sullivan :;
counsel asked court for arrest of
judgment; set for this afternoon.
Territory VS. Chin Gouey; sen
tenced to two years mprisonment.
Territory VS. EsievaD Martinez;
pleaded gully of assault with a
deadly weapon; sentenced for one
year.
The Territorial Grand Jury came
into court and made their final re-
port.
Territory VS. Nancy A Pickens;
trial by jury and verdict of not
guilty rendered.
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NorIce For PublI-
PRrrn7rlox No. ESQ.

PREVENTION No. ESQ.,
LAID OFFICE AT Tucson 1RIzoNk,
February 9TH. 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ Inwing- scatter h filed Notice
Of his Intention to MAKE final proof in
suprcrt of his claim, and that said proof
viii be made before Ron D. Ii Pinaey,
Judge IF the 2ad District court, at his
cham bers in Phoenix, Ma icopa County
Arizona, on the 22nd day of March, 1884.
Simeon v nngiish, OF Phoenix. Marico-
pa ounty, Ariz ma, for the &c i of sec /,
IL 1n,r2e e. G. y $, r. Is. Sc VI. and nslres
the following - his witnesses, viz: John
lisa c. et..r Nelson VIII am L. Osborn
and Thomas Brakeman, an of Phoenix,
Arizo-a.
Ban. NJ THOMss
Il. gi ter.
First publication February 1Ah, 1884
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PHOENIX, april Is.
AFTERNOoN SESSION.

The Territorial Grand Jury came
into Court, and NJ W. Kales, fore
man, stated that he had heen sub-
penad as a witness before that body.
The Court appointed J. NJ. Ellis
foreman. and the jury vas re-sworn.
Territory vs Estevan Martinez !;
indicted for assault with intent to
commit murder; allowed 10 plead
guilty. TO an assault with q deadly
weapon.
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a No. / Grain Pastul e.

A No. 1 grain pasture
can be had at the ranch of
VIM. Isaac, 4 miles west of
town. Price per head per
month $3.50. No stock
taken for less than one
month. WIN. ISAAC.
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SECTION II

Any person or persons who shall
violate tae provisions of this ordi>
Nance shall, upon conviction before
the Recorder or any Justice of the
Peace OF said city, re fined in any
sum not exceeding one hundred dol
lars and costs of arrest and convIc>
lion
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Apras Terua. 1855
HON. D. II PINNEY, ASSOCIATE Jus
TIcE. PRESIDING.
PnoEErx, April Il. 1884
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
! Grand jury came into court anc
reported the following indictments
Este Van Martinez for assault
with attempt to murder.
Ter VS. Chm Comfy tried by jury
and verdict of guilty of robbery
returned.
Grand jury ignored charge against
Ramon Quives, of assault with dead
ly weapon.
Goldman s Co vs. S Drew SUBJ
mitted TO court without argument
and taken under advisement.
Ter vs. Jas Sullivan, charged with
burglary, tried and verdict return
ed of guilty of petty larceny.
Bowler & Clanton VS. Palmer ct al,
by agreement case dismissed, each
party to pay half the costs.
PHOENIX, April IS.
MORNING SESSION
Ter VS. A Shadrick, motion for
CNGtAAdobOO ONSli 0iCu duO tlCGOptc1
by defendant. Case set for trial on
Wednesday. April 80, 1884.
W. Christy VS. L. II. Orme. Mo>
ton for continuance granted at cost
of plaintiff.
First National B INK Of San Jose
VS. > Franklin ct al; continued for
term by consent of parties.
Territory vs N A Pickens; plea of
not guilty entered.
Territory vs. Esta Van Martinez;
plea of not guilty entered.
Southern Pacific Railroad VS. L H
Orme; ordered that judgment be en-
tered il accordance with tie remit
titure of the Supreme Court.
Q S. COURT.
U. s. vs Ny Ching; two irdicts
ments; one for violation of U. S. In
-erual Revenue laws and one for
selling liquor to Indians; defendant
arraignment on charge of |
violation of Internal Revenue laws
and case passed to 1 80 p. m.
United States VS. one freight wag-
IN and twenty-five bars of bullion;
ordered by court that bullion be re>
-urned to wagon owner.
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SECTION VII.

Any person who shall, within
sixty feet of any building in which
ire Is kept in the city, put any hay
or ST. aw IN stack or pile, without
first having the same enclosed or
secured so as to protect IL from flying
sparks of fine, shall be subject TO
line of five dollars for each offense
aud u like fine fer every day the
same shall be allowed to remain
alter notice to remove the same,
from the Marshal.
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CITY FIRE LIAII'.
0RDINANSE 80. as..
The Common Cornell Of Phoenix
do ordain as follows:


All persons are hereby-fprbidien TO
store or keep or cause to be Stored or
kept within the limits of the City Of
Phoenix any gun powder, blsssiag
powder, giant powder, gun COTTON,
nitro-elycerlne, cnai oil, 1T any other
explosive or com bHstible material Of
like nature, except fifty rounds Of
bluck pow der and two hundred
gallons of coal oil which may be
kept by any store keeper upon his
premises for immediate sale.
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For Fent.

Houses to rent. Inquire Of Judge
G. A. TWEED.
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SECTION VII.

No person shall be allowed to
maintain or carry on blacksmith
shop, match factory, glue factory, or
o:her manu!actory of explosive Or
com hustible article in wooden
building within twenty-five feet of
any OF her wooden building or struct-
ure, in that part of the city bounded
en- the north by Adams street, on the
east by Pinal street, on the south by
Jefferson street and On the west by
Cortez street ANY person violating
The foregoing provisions after notice
given BY the Marshal shall be liable
to a fine of not less than ten dollars
for tile first offence and further fine
of ten collars for each day SAID
blacksmi Il or the aforesaid business
is maintained, after receipt of snch
notice.
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Notice of Abandonment.
Tempe Harness

The old thor, lghbred
saddler, d. W. Jones will
run a saddler shop for q
short season at Tempe,
commencing in about two
weeks from date.
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AL persons are forbidden to stack
or pile straw or hay upon any street
or alley within the city limits, under
penalty of a tfue of ten dollars for
ibe frs offense and the further fine
Of one dollar for each day said stack
or pile is allowed TO remain on any
alley CT street after notice trom the
Marshal to remove the same.
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For Sale or Trade.

OAn ACRES OF LAND situated stiT
4 ~ miles west of Phoenix on the
ella Bend T. al Wei improved and "a
good wei of wafer Inquire on Tie prem
ises REILLY
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SECTION y

All persons are hereby prohibited
from building or maintaining any
canvas tent oI cloth clubhouse ATTACKS
ed to any wooden building within
the city. Any person failing TO re
move The same after notice given by
the Marshal shall he liable to a fine
of ten dollars ard a further fine of
one dollar for each day the same is
allowed to remain after receipt of
saiG notice.
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No ashes shall be kept or deposits
ed in any part of the city unless the
same be kept in close and secure
ms taliic or earlhen vessel under the
penalty of fine of poi less than i've
nor more han one hundred dollars
for each and every ohense and The
further penalty of one dollar for
every tweniy-four hours the same
shall be suffered 10 remain SO kept
or deposited after notice from the
Marshal or any member of she Com
mon Council.
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Any person OF persons who shall
violate any Of the provisions of this
ordinance shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished as previd~
ed in thls ordinance.
Passed in the Common Council of
Pifaes3s this 9th day OF April, Il. D.,
&c
3roved April Q, 1884.
DEFoREsT PORTER, mayor.
Attest:
Lseall c. H. KNAPP, Recorder,
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SECTION III.

All persons having stove pipes
passing through the roof or wooacn
walls of any building shall have
them suppo ted by tin or iron sup
ports at least six inches from any
canvas, and project at least four feet
above such opening in the roof and
the pipes through side walls shall
extent ut least five feet above the
caves Of the building and shall be
properly stayed. 1t shall be the duty
Of the Marshal or Fire Warden to
examine any places or apparatus
here fire may lie kept, aud the
chimneys, ffue~, stove pines or
smoke stacks leading iherefr m, and,
If found unsafe for The keeping OF
fire, he shall report the saTAe to the
Mayor or Common Council, and,
upon the order of said Mayor o.
Council, said Marshal ~ Fire War
den sh al give notice 10 the owner of
said unsafe stove pipe, fac, chimney
or smoke stack or place for keeping
fire, to place the same in safe cOn~
dition, ard the person failing to
comply with said order shall, upon
conviction thereof before he Re
corder or any Justice of the Peace
Of said City, be fined not less than
five aor more than twenty five dol-
lars FIR each day that Re so fails to
I. mc We or remedy the same after
service of said notice.
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EEADeuARTE:ss DEFGRTaf ESr OF Anizos5 =
UEice Chief Quarter astcr.
Whinple Barracks Prescott, q t. s
april Il. is2s
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No straw, hay. chips, shavings or
other cumbustihle material shall be
set on fire o. burned in any street OF
lot within forty fret OF any building
in the city, without permission of
the Marshal, under penalty of fine
Of Ave dollars, to lie recovered of
any person occupying the premises
or causing or directing the thing to
be done.