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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07
Wheat md Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, MAY 6. Whet
Examination of schwartz's Mur-
derers Probable,

PORTLAND, Ogn., May 6.-The pre-
limrnary examination of Mrs. ID.
Schwartz and son, Joseph Drake and
Wm. Henry, arrested for the murder of
David Schwartz, began to-day. VIM.
Henry testified that Mrs. Schwartz gave
himself and Drake to understand that
her husband intended to kill them both
on sight. Mrs. Schwartz came to his
house Saturday evening and informed
them that her husband had gone to the
mill and that favorable opportunity
would offer itself to kill him on his re
turn home. Drake and Mrs.
Schwartz then went to the spot
where the deed was committed
and when Schwartz appeared, Drake
shot him first with shotgun and then
with revolver, being only about ten
feet from his victim. Schwartz fell from
the wagon and never spoke afterwards.
All three then mounted horses, tied near
by, and returned to Henry's house, where
they burnt their shoes to avoid detection
by their tracks. The examination ad
journed till tomorrow morning. A large
crowd fol owed the prisoners on their
return to jail, and it will net be surpl isiny
il Dfake should be lynched.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07
ROOMS AND BOARD

Large, elegantly furnished rooms. with board;
centrally located and in the most desirable part
OF the city; 800 Hill street, near Fourth. ap5t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07
HORSES FOR SALE.

Draft and cart horses for sale by Emil Frankel
at Douney City. The animals can be seen on
every Sunday by parties who desire to pur-
chase. myau
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07
NEW TODAY.
EuRnIsHEp ROOMS al Io aa

Per month. Also rooms suitable for light house
keeping. with use OF range. Apply at LOG Olive
street, corner Second. my6lw
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ALSO STREET MARKET.
A. A. ULRICH. PrOD'r.

222 Also Street. opposite the Cracker Factory
Dealer in all kinds Of
Fresh and Salted Meats and Sausages. Goods
delivered to all parts OF the city free. my4tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07
FOR RENT.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

A cottage OF seven rooms, on the south juno
| ton OF Spring and Main street. Inquire at the
store or up stairs Of P. Kern. apz6tf
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:. e. DE FOREST,
ASS
ASSAY PRICES.
FURNISHED ROOMS

For single gentlemen; 500 feet from the Post
office; sunny and heilthful. R. c. GLOVER,
HILL SIDE HOME,
my71m 81 North Fort Street
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FOREIGN.
The climax OF Meanncss.

LONDON, May 6.-The Pail Mall Ga
zefte, in an article under the headlines,
disgrace and Something More, says
The government, after having compelled
Gen. Gordon to commit his Khartoum
friends to support him, now suggests as
the climax Of meanuess. that he shall
aband III his friends.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07

In the disposition of our wheat sur
plus the fact should be borne in mind
that our nearness TO Arizona, New Mex.
leo, South eastern Nevada and Utah,
gives as monopoly of those markets.
But the shipment OF wheat to Liverpool
win New Orleans is no longer an exper-
iment with Angelehos. Last year sin.
gle merchant of this city dispatched four
thousand tons to Liverpool by this new
rail and water route and at
rates which were away below
those ruling in the harbor of San
Francisco. The charge was irihe
under Sll ton ms against sixty.two
shillings by ship around the "Hom. :"
The advantages of this quick transit
cannot be overestimated and will com.
mend themselves to our shippers even
though the ruling rates should tempor-
arily go very much lower than the aver.
age of those which have prevailed for
the last decade. 1t is great md last,
ing point in favor OF Los Angeles that
but narrow stretch of territory sepa.
rates our farmers from tide-water at New
Orleans. The expedition in the arrival
of cargoes aud the greatly curtailed dan
gers of the mnch lessened sea voyage
count very acceptably in the reduction
of insurance aud in the diminished dis.
counts involved in transmitting the grain
into the golden ducats.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07
suicide OF One OF the FORD
DrOthers.


suicide OF One OF the FORD
Drothers.
RICHMOND, Mo-, May 6.-The suicide
OF Charles Ford has created quite o stir
in the community. He was temporarily
at his fathers, near town. Early this
afternoon he went to his room and soon
after was found lying on his back
with q bullet wound through his
heart, As .cnlibre pistol lying
beside him. Among the several theories
as to the cause of suicide one was re-
morse Of conscience, another on accout OF
lll-health, and third int, perhaps
apprehcnsive that Frank James would
soon be at liberty and would seek
revenge for Jesse's death.
Fatal Accident In a Church.
KINNEY, Texas, May 6.-During a
largely attended meeting at the Metho-
dist church (colored) last night the foun-
daton gave way and the church was
thrown violently to the ground. The
lights were extinguisled and two lamps
exploded, scattering the burning oil
over the congregation. One colored
woman was burned to death, and an
other had all her clothes burned off and
will die.
B'naI Birth Election.
New ORLEANS, May 6. The Order
B'nai Birth, to day elected the General
Committee. A spirited debate ensued
concerning the withdrawal from the
Cleveland Orphan Asylum and trans
ferring all the inmates to the New
Orleans Home for Jewish widows, and
orphans. The Grand Lodge was enter
tanned this evening by the Young Mems
Hebrew Association. Sol Marx, known
to all Hebrews as the hero OF the
Epidemic of 1878, is Chairman Of the
Committee Of Arrangements.
Delegates for butler
CHICAGO. May 6.--The Anti-Monopo-
lists OF the Eleventh Congressional Dis
trict met here to-day aud endorsed Gen.
Butler for President and chose two dele
gates to the National Convention.
Sterling. Exchange ana Bonds.
NFw. YoRK. May 6-Sterling bills
on London, go days, S4.SS; Sterling
bills on London, sight drafts, $3.50; U.
s. AIS of 1891. interest quarterly, 81. .l3i
us. As of 1891, interest quarterly,$l. .l3f; /;
u. s. A., 1907, interest quarterlyS l.23s
U. s. 81, optional. optional quarterly,
| $I.003; w. U. TEL, -.
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A lady desires position as housekeeper In q
hotel or any responsible place. would take charge
OF motherlcss children; no objection to the coun-
street. my6-lw
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NEW TODAY
FoR Rsar.


Coed sunny furnished rooms, suitable fol
housekeeping: central location Apply At lis
South Main street my7-1w
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WANTS-LOSr-FOUND.
cnAmsERmAID WANTED.
ANTED
WANTED.

A furnished, sunny room by a young man;
ferred Address ROOM" HERALD office myd 81
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Threats to allow Up bismarck

BERLIN. May G.-The Prefect OF Po
lice has received letters threatening t.
blow up the Parliament chambers Will
dynamite upon Bismarck next appear
ance.
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p,.tjnxu,-hed surgeon mead.

PmLADFLrHn. May 6.--rrofessor s.
d. Gross. the eminent surgeon, died this
afternoon. Dr. Gross, was one OF the
founders and an early President OF the
Kentucky State Medical Society. He
had bser elected an active or pro-
honory member OF the Royal and
National Medical Societies OF England,
Scotland. Austria and other Euaopean
cnu utrtpu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-07

WE have been at considerable pains
to ascertain the probable wheat crop of
Los Angeles county this year. From
the best attainable data wo consider
ourselves justified in placing it at two
million sacks or one hundred and thirty
three thousand some odd hundred tons.
For the purposes of local consumption
we shall require about twenty three
thousand tons, leaving the splendid
surplus for expectation of 100 tons.
At the present prevailing low prices for
wheat this leaves us with the pleasant
prospect OF receiving for our wheat sur
plus alone the somewhat impressive
figure of two and half million dollars.
Nor is that all, lN any means. The
demand for Cal fornia barley during the
past year has been great, thousands of
tons of the Los Angeles staple having
been bought by the Anheuser-B Busch
Brewing Company and others of the
great Eastern brewcries. In the opera
tions of the former firm, we understand,
California hops and barley have latterly
been almost the exclusive staples EN-.
ployed by them. Both our hops and
brewing barley are of exceptional ex-
cellence, the former almost eQualing,
even in the estimation of German brew
ers, the Bavarian article, while the best
grades of the latter are superior to those
of Canada.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
From Wednesdav's Daily.


 The prospects for. TomIs one look decidedly brighter. There is bc;- ter feeling among business men than there Las been for three months. All en account of handful of men starting to work in the mlnes, Be~ fore the cud of the year we will have a better camp thaa ever.-EpjtQpA-
 The market is flooded with cheap, inferior baking powders, and adul- teratlon is extensively practiced. The public are advised 10 ask for Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, that has stood Ihe test cf years, and is safe, economical and nutritious. The rurer the articles that compose our daily food, the better they are for health.
 Such canards as Ibat spread about the city this morning concerning the yellow fever bt ing at Maricopa should not be pcrpetiated un any community. While there is danger such things are believed by many ncrvously inclined people aud often occasion great fri9ht and serious injury 10 the health CT delicate l ladies and iuvalids. Mary men OF our streets this mo hing were much ! exercised over the report and were anxious inquires anu seri- ously discussiilgt situation while he ladies at home were very much IL seems from invcstl- yation that the whole canard was from inc fact thai Dr. Handy, of Tucson, is on the trains IS health officer ana came over to II sricopa to examine some passen- !crs there. The timely extra from he HERALD office publishing tel> gram from telegraph operator C co Mundee, of Maricopa. denying he report served to at once Hay the fears that had arisen
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The Hssp.sa, AmaavIs neru ted
PHGNIx. July 31, 1884.

fHGNlx. July 5l, lSS4. ED. HERALD :-Having noticed III your issue of yesterday an affidavit made by one William Clark, relative tn county hosp ital affairs, I want 10 state to the people of Maricopa county that so far as l am concerned Tn that affidavit, it IS an infamous falshood, manufactured by a certain individual in this'town for the sole purpose to lnjnre me. The facts ir the matter are as follows: When was on the street two days ago, was accosted by some parties some the individual who instigated the above referred 10 affidavit He drt W paper from his pocket, and repeat ed several times that he had an af1i- davit that would crush me. thai l had gone back on him in not voting to abolish the theatre and that he would see that I should be busted from the hospital. The origin of ibe Whol. matter is spite and preju- dice on the part of single irdivid- l ual After the poor ignorant man | had made the affidavit, was told | that 1t was intimated to him ti at he might be arrested for perjary, and have been told since that he imme- diatcly left town. The question in my mind Is did he leave town al his own suggestion CT was he told by some one else that it would be bet> ter for him to leave?
 The following certificate from all the hospital inmates, IS, l think. sfficieut 10 show the full animus of tL al affidavit. O. L. MAHor ET.
 COUNTY HosPJTAL
 PHOENIX, July 29, 1884
 IL having been reported that Dl. has not visited the hospit> I for ten days at time, we wish to { certify that such & story is totally , alse; that he generally visits the hospital every other day, and otlener rt quired, and is kind to the in> hates. (signed) I Geo N Wallace - Steward E N Hanrahan. NJ NJ Pnce, l Mary Mccoy Rudolph. |
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A Citizen on the Hospital Ques-
 fiOs

En HERALD:-T see in the HER AID of the 30th repeated complaint against the hospital steward. Now. sir. as a tax-payer and a cii'Zen of Naricopa county, think II is time t1ere was some notice taken of such complaints. Is the county money to be used to pay drunken loafer to douiinecr over nn unfortunate class who may be omEt led in seak the cold charity of q county hos pital and by his threats and sAnee compelled to smother any evidence that might threw any light on his conducif This is not toe first time nc has dIivrn pstieats away, who were no. willing or able to whit on him, and our board of supervisors seem fo lr'J no heed io it. Il is about time for the citizens to take the matter in had, slft it thoroughly sa4 ;sst the biamt where it belongs. TAxsPArKR-
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Note fe.m c. F. Head.

For the consideration of our Democratic friends we are pleased to publish the following tie from Col. Head, handed to us by MT. Ellis, thIs morning:
 PRESCOTT, A. T., July 26, 1884.
 J. Nj. ELLIS Esq DEAR SIR = Yours of the 22nd is at hand, and 1 am boih hieh;y fattered and mad grateful. Flat' cred by your high appreciation of my ability and ti,> ness for the position of Delegate, and made grateful by your promise of your warm support both before and after the convention As you have observed hy the paHets ! have already ann"npced mYself. l shall sincerely hope, wish for aad feel gla.t ful for the support of Marico> pa county. Very truly youis, / c. P. HEAD.
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Territor,ai Fair Association
MEETING OF DIRzcrans~-
PHGNIx, 4. T, July 26, 1884.

PHGNIx, 4. T, July Pc, 1884.
 Pursuant to adjournment. Presi' dent Jones called a meeting of tht Board of Dir ctors of the Arizons Industrial Exposition Association at the office of the secretary this day. to receive and consider the re. port of the committee on By Laws and Rules.
 Meeting called to order at 6:3C D. m., the President Tn the chair Absent, Simon Novinger.
 J. T. Alsar, chairman of the com mittee, read tLe report of the com mitiee, which consisted in propos- ed set of by>laws.
 On mo,lnn of Mir. Smith the report of the committee WAS accepted and the committee discharged.
 On molion, the by.laws were taken uo by articles to be adopted by sections.
 ARTICLE I. "Officers," read and on motion adopted by the board, subject to action of the stockholders.
 ARTICLE II. "Election of officers" read and amended by adding "pro- vided that the board of directors, elected July 23d, 1884. hold office until January lst, 1885, and until 6c., also in section II, mo person" instead of mo stockholder On motion, aGcpied as amendefe
 ARTICLE III. "Duties of officers" Sectior 8 was amended to read the Secretary shall conlersign all cheeks and warrants. and on motion the Article was adopted as amended.
 Articles fo0r and five were lad over.
 ARTICLE VI. Superintendent; on n otion, adopted as read. ARTICLE VII Compensation; on notion, adopted as read. ARTICLE VIII. Contracts; on mo- ion adopted a. read.
 Articles nine and ten were laid 'ver.
 On motion. adjourned to meet d onday night at 8 o'clock, at the flee of ibe secretary, to resume consideration of he bylaws.
 F. K. HICKEY, Sec'y.
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marsaaI's Ns,iea.

Notice is hereby given that on and after the first day of August 1884, ihe following Ordinances Nos. 30, g and 33. concerning nuisances. obstruction of streets, allies and sidewalks, polluting of ditches, con s5ructiou of privies, accum ulation of of filth in back yards, fire limits, ipflamable materials, deposition of ashes, straw and all other pro- visions of said Ordinances will be strictly enforced and all persons are hereby notified 10 carefully comply with aGove ordinances.
 HENRY GARFIAs, Marshal.
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 Fle-ence V Todd fendant.
 Action br. ught in the Districf outt of the second T iciai Tsfsircf of ha Terri ssTy of Arizona. in and ior lhe oun.y Of Maricop4. and th-- c riIplaint filed iii g.. d corrtV of iia-icora in the offi-e of he Clerk Of said Dis riet O TIT.
 Tae Territory of Arizona s,ndS greeting to Florence V. Tndd, uviend tul:
 You are hereby Suuin9acd and rcqHlred 10 appear in an action brought azainst you bv the ;scove-nameG r ain It, tn ne Diss. jet CCurt If he Second IuGiciai Lis foi the Counrv If AArIcopa. atd 2 nav CT the comp airt fled vi fh- cloEi cf rhIs c lurt at Phoenix. in saii caUni.. co y of which comnlaInt accompanies tiiss sumns 4z-s) wit sa en- days (sAcia ssVe of the day of s vice up n y'iu oi s. tElte, after tte service mon ysu of this serVic = if se-y ia ,h s county b t, z served Ut f iEe county and %i hin this diSrricl, then Nit.s, II nirtt dave; in all o ileT cases for davs-or- dsmcHt -hy d. fault wiii be taken. .agail st 70 accornipg to ike prayer oF complaint He saia actinT is broue h. tn obtsia q decrer Of his c mt foreve. dissolving the b9rds of laatrlrDo ny eXi~ting between i5la iif al 0efend- ant. .lain if Freys fos gen iai relief.
 And you are hereby no; If lrHt Y you faii 10 app ar and an wer aid com iaiDF, IS above q Iire d, the said plaintiff vii take default gs;nst you ai;p ; Q In. Court fur tre Tel ef oemandt q th"r iu nd Ct SITS and disbL. semehts in th,s sehalI expended.
 tsiv under my hand and Inc ss,Ya be DistFic Courl Of the Sruonc~Hn and Dis ct of inc Te. riirry of arI/firth da, for the County If M4rieo .a<
 ts sal ras sss' l.s.'sis aA%i ,'iass rls.k
 by O. .ssss sss tor I.Iaintifi. Alsap & babeEEstszD
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
Orig III of Am mOnta-

Ammonia IS obtained in large quantities by the putrefactiun of the urine of animals Encyclopedia BrittannicG.
 Every housekeeper can lest9 Ming powders containiug this disgusting drug by placing can of the "RoyaP' or Andrews Pearl" top down on a hot stove until heated, then remove the cover and smell.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Pow ders does not contain ammonia, alum, lime, potash, bone phosphate. Prove It hy the above test. IL is prepared by physician and chem ist with special regard to cleanli- ness and neal hfulDesS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
No Yellow Jack ro Phoenix.

ED HERALD:-T -Teil the good p O. pie of Phoenix 10 possess their homes in uriiy and ileir souls free from disease. The yellow fever never occurs at an altitude over five hundred feet above tle level of sea Should an occasional case he imported here from sonora, there conld be no spread of the disease. I give this in answer 10 the many queries that-have been urged upon me today. J. E WHARTaN, NJ. D.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
nru..ist,s story.

MT. Isaac c. Cbau1nan, druggist, New burg. \. Y, w itcs us, II n we O. the part ict years sold several g oss f pR
 WiLLIsM Al L. Rf LS ii FOR THE LUNGS. can ~ay of it what 1 cannot Say of any other medicine. l have never heard a customer SD ak of it but 10 praise it's vi'tu in ,hr hishest manner. have recommended 1t in a groat many c ses Of N hos ping Cough with the h -ppiest effects, l have nsed f in nv own family far many ytaIs; in fact, always have q bottle in tho medicine closet ready for use.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
Estray Notice.

have tak er mp on my ranch east ofthe Grad Cauei 1h $ efh day If July. 1881 the fa l0ysl- e stray min ais. Che bay snrs-- b1aed. q on len nip; ne D :ckssin har-e. branded on the le and right iips; one roan mare branded on lhe Jeff hip, all ol which stock Il we I.lac q ir the Phosnix Feed Stables in th5 City of Phoenix. County of Ma icop;t. A. T.. where any persoi proving property and pay ng dam. ages can tlBe u the abeve described stock. or they will be dispcsed of acco
 ng to law. TOMAS PERhEZ.
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From Tuesday's Daily.

Mike" Mitchell announces him. self for County Recorder on the Democratic ticket, subject to the decision of the county conveniion. Mike would make rattling canvass and a first class officer, his politics being the only objectionable point we see about him.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31

CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALT is made from sound rip~ C-.llf' rria F'u !. 4 pleasant and sf6cuious mcdy for all st"mach troubles. Relieves iearr>burn and distress from over indulgence in eating or drinking. For O sllpatirn ai d B l.Iousness use in hot water half an hour be- fore caring, but fnr Dyspepsia taks in cold wnteT sffe- meals. To be had at he Garden City Drug Store, Agents for Phoenix sts
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
Pleasure Drives.

Wells & Rice of the City Stables have now on hand an elegant and easy riding open barouch-ju-t the thing for evening drives. Leave your orders with them and enjoy the balmy fresh evening air for an hour in very delightful manner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-31
Mica. MIsa.

Parties having this article for sale are invited to'cOm municate with w. A. Cumming, pnsl office Yuma, A. T., representative of Richard Baker 6 Co.,, brokers for the sale and purchase of mica, Mincing Lane, London, England. 2t
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No,Ice of settlement,

All persons knowing themselves indebted to us aye hereby notified to call and settle immediately and save costs of collection
 WM. B. HOOPER, & Co. - July s1, 1884,
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Notice for Publication .
Homestead No. 200.
Il1 N lJ UT ' " W HT ' Trcson. Arixona. JnIy q. 1884. {

LAND CFFtNE at
 Trcson, Arizona. July q, 1884. - NOTICE is her-.ov given that tho fol- loNing-n m d selti, has filed nn- tice of his intent ion to make final proof in supporg of ms claim. and that ss pi oof will b., made before Ion D. II &DEl- ncv ,Jndge of the Second jud icial Is' W ct at his ci ambers in Phoenix A&i1 'ii the 6th d dty ot september. 1s Na.,,;cs,,, Edward Buker. of I.hoNzIxI' " '..' s'I sS' ' pt ts !, county. Ariz ma for tIx1d 4 S,,a. F F. !, nr3 (. q gS s ls B apd' h'.G m ,1.,' ,ie IT iiS Os.,eS $ f,1 IS 1s Ho co nb t'harl II. Veil and ,,o-<<(bT. Dennis, all of fhoeiix, Nfs-,e[.css s<..tY,nt4 Arizona.
 - ~ -->sssSa} BEN. NJ. THOMAS,
 - Register
 st Publication July 3i 1884
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A CARst-To all who are suffering from CT ors and indi~cretions of youth nervous weak. ess. c riy d. ca ios- oi mar hoo l. &c.. 1 will send receipt thu will cur Il, FREE OF CE AR E. il;' great remedy was discovered by mission ary in South America Send srlf-add -ess- ed enve obe to REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN. Station D, Ne,V York.