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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-27
PnoENIx, Nov. 10, 1884.


Boa I'd met pursuant to ad1ourl>
ment.
fIcscnt, Halbert, Vormser, Her
rick and Alexander, clerk.
On motion and by vote of full
Board, Charles Mullen was duly
elected read overseer OF road district
No. - Verde district.
1t appearing to the Board that J.
P. MOffett, road ovcrseer Of road
district No. I, has failed and neg
lected to perform the duties of his
Office on said road district No. !,
therefore, on motion and by vote of
full Boald, sand j. L. MCfett is
hereby removed from the SAID office
of road oyerseer of said district.
On motion ard by vote Of full
Board VIM. Gibson is hereby duly
elected road ovcrseer of road district
No 1, and tine clerk is instructed 10
notify Wm. Gibson of his appoint,
ment.
1t appearing to this Board that
Jos. Monibon, road overseer on road
district No. 2, has failed and neg>
lected to perform his duty as such
road overseer, therefore, on motion
and by vote of full Board, the said
Joseph Non1hon Is hereby removed
as overseer of road district No g.
On motion and by vote of full
Board Peter Nilsson is hereby APP
pointed ROAD overseer of road district
notify said Peter Nilsson of his APP
pointment.
On motion the Board adjourned |
to call of the chairman
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The inartistic effect of light COL
orued gloves is ROW Acknowledged,
and fortunate is the change of fash
ion in this respect for those whose
hands arc, in size, ON the side Of
usefulness. Tan color is now the
favorite tint, and it goes well with
almost every color.
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Board of Supervisors,



Board met at 10 o'clock, a. IN.
Present, N. Wozmser. N. Herrick
and j L. B. Alexander, clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read, ap>
proved and signed.
On motion, snd by vote Of Worms
ser ard Herrick, the sum of $50 was
provided tn send away McSweeny,
insane, TO California, and that the
clerk of the Board be instructed to
draw a warrant for said sum in his
favor ard purchase a ticket and
furnish the necessary money to send
Swecny away.
This being the day designated by
law to canvass the vote cast at the
general election held November 4th,
1884, therefore the Board proceeded
to canvass said vote, Thos. G. Green
haw, Probate Judge, being present
and can wasting the vote for the
members of the Board Of Super
visors. The following Is the vote
as cHnvassed by precincts.
See table of votes cast in Thurs
days issue of the HERALD
Adjourned to November 10, 1884.
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Itching Plies Symptoms And
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The symptoms are moisture, like per-
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SALT RIVER !sR.EAFIYs ASSOCIATION
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, ANEx

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, AN EX-
secutive Committee appointed by
meeting of the directors of all the frrigat
ing canals now in operation on Salt river,
in Maricopa county, Arizona Territory, do
hereby make the following statement:
To all persons whom it may concern:
That on the 9Th day of November, 1881,
the aforesaid canal ccmpanieszcaured tie
waters of the Salt River and also in all
the canals. to be measured by two ccmpe-
tent EN- eineers, who duly reported as fol
lows:
The whole amount of water In Salt river
200 yards below The head of tie Arizona
canal, was 81, O95 inches.
Amount flowing in all the old canals
80 ,5s3 inches.
The distance between the two points OF
nlSaSurf 1nenJ Is 20 mics, WHICH INCLUDES
The heeds OF the eleven canals now In
operation. None of these old canals were
full at the time of measur smept, some
having not more than half their usual
amount required drring the important
irrigating season. These measurements
are reliable and are certified to by the en-
gineers who have done the work and are
well acquainted with the character and
of the Salt river.
Signed on behalf of the several canals
composing the "Salt River Irrigating AS
sociation,' organized Nov sth, 1884.
A l.. HENSHAW,
A. F. MACDON LID, iCoIn.
M. WORMSER.
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Edith asks: ''W i'll Sou please send
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pie?'' Yes, Edith, we will send the
receipt IN the very first maI after We
receive the pie.''
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-27

An old lady being corrected when
she spoke of seminary as Gems
etery, said she knew what she was
talking about, where else could they
teach the dead languages.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-11-27

Instant relief for Toothnche, Neu-
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On Toothache." Is 25c.
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Thin grconIe.

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"EOUgR- on KfPh.'

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erupiions, ringworm, letter, salt
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

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EDUCATIONAL.

Best speci men of penmanship by
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Best com position, Brooke Grego>
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On resources of Arizona, first
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of Tucson second premium, Annie
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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST

DR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL KNOWN J.
- a regular graduuted Physician. educa
ted at Bowtloin College and University o.
Michigan. BE has devoted a@ltfetime to
and is acknowledged to be the most ex-
pert Surgeon in his specially on the Pa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-03
Soaring a Masher.

Talk about pretty girls-but she was
wild-flower and no mistakei She got
on the train to 90 over to Meridian from
Vicksburg, and she was all alone.
There was sort of sidelong movement
among five or six men, but a drummer
for a Philadelphia saddlery house got
there first. He grabbed up his grip
and walked square up to her seat and
took possession of it without asking a
question, and in ten minutes he seemed
to be perfectly at home. She answered
his questions briefly, and he had the
hardest kind of work to keep up con-
versation, and as the train approached
jackson, she suddenly said:
Il want to telegraph papa from here.
Will you help me?'
''Oh, certainly. / have a blank in
my pocket Write your telegram and
l will run into the office with it,
We missed him when the train start
ed, but by and by he was found in an
other car, his hat crushed down and
his nerves all on edge. When asked
what had happened he drew forth the
telegram which the girl had requested
him to hand in. 1t read:
Bring your shotgun with you to pop
over drummer who has dreadfully
annoyed me. Shoot to kill.
"To think" he gasped, "that one SO
fair could be so murderous. Why, I'm
all in sweat; l want some of you to
stand by me-"
We got his grip from the seat, traded
hats and coats with him. and the way
he slid from the depot when the train
reached Meridian, caused hotel porter
to observe:
"Well, now, but that white face be-
longs to an invalid and them legs to s
deer. What sort of coon can he be?'
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-03
A Prize Beauty in Court.

Louise Montague, Forepaugh's ex-
beauty, sat nearly all day in Judge
Ludlow's court waiting for the trial of
suit against the circus manager re-
cover the $4,000 prize to come on for
trial. She was dressed richly, taste
fully, and fashionably. Over skirt of
black silk, elaborately trimmed, she
wore dark blue jersey, tight almost
to the point of bursting. She had about
her neck narrow ribbon of some
shaggy stuff in silk that was tied in a
large bow and ended in large tassels.
Big solitaire diamonds sparkled in her
pink-and-white ears. Her hair was
combed plainly in front and drawn up
in two knots in the back, which were
held in place by silver skewer with a
round gilt top. Her hat was like a
big flat shell, covered with brown vel
vet and garnished with beads and long
ostrich plumes. 1t was worn far up
from the forehead. A shadowy veil,
dotted with tiny beads. depended from
the hats brim and reached Just to the tip
of her dainty nose. The red and white
of her complexion seen through this
covering was not so quite pronounced
as when looked at under it. A seal
skin ulster-value, as estimated, $3.50
was thrown across her lap. The toe
of tiny kid boot now and then peeped
from under part of it that trailed on
the floor. The spectacle was full of
fascination, for half score of country
witnesses in a suit about Roxborough
barn that had a place before the beau
tvs suit. But the beauty seemed no
more sensible of their admiration than
if she was wooden woman. The suit
dragged SO that it took up all the ses-
sion and the beauty found herself left.
Under the rules of the court her case
went over till next term. Philadelphia
Times
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-03

And Mary, holding rich oriental cord
for Tom Burton to loop into knots for
picture frames, heard her introduce
Mrs. Miller to neighbor as my
guest Mrs. Miller, the mother of the
young lady that nephew Tom is going
to marryr' fas
Tom looked at Mary. Mary dropped
the ball of cord and turned crimson.
"Mary!'' he said, piteously, ..say
that it shall be so. For love you
yes, love you! and can't live with
out your love. And-and you were
good to old Aunt Abby when all the
world turned against her. 1 sometimes
think, Mary. that you must be one of
Heavens angels!" t1.is-
And this was how they became en-
gagged.
They often visit the old farmhouse,
the happiest of married lovers, and
Aunt Abby firmly believes that they
are all her guests; for to her. the
world stands eternally still-the world
that is so full of bloom and beauty to
IOm and Mary. ,S s.-- t. 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-03
Couldn't Omit the Kiss.

Yes, she was very pretty and very
charming. and was the saucy possessor
of one of the most kissable little
mouths that man ever set eyes on
There was no doubt at all about that.
She liked to kiss and be kissed too. At
least she demonstrated the fact to the
perfect satisfaction of a car full of peo-
pie. 1t all happened in just the easiest
way possible. She and her young lady
companion took a seat in the forward
part of car on a train that stood in
one of the railroad stations of the Hub.
The train happened to be the express.
which runs ten miles out of the city be-
fore stopping; but of this, the young
lady was charmingly ignorant. She
laughed and chatted and chatted and
laughed with her companions as II
there were no such things as express
trains, or, at least, that they would
stop at her own sweet will. The warm
ing bell struck. the engine backed into
the depot, the man with the signs
shouted his monotonous '.All aboard!
and the train was off. The conductor
quickly put in an appearance, and was
presented with q ticket for o town
about mile out of the city.
1--WE don't stop there. miss; don't
stop till we get to B. Express. you
see. You'll have to get off at the No
Nothing station just this side of L.
(the place at which she wished to stop).
that's the best can do for you, !" and OFT
he went. At first, there were threats OF
slight April shower, but by the time
the 'No-Nothing" was reached, the
clouds had vanished and the sky was
clear. Only an instant's stop is ever
made at this station; but the young
lady with the kissable mouth seemed
to be in most blissful ignorance of this
fact. To be sure, she started off all
right TO alight in good time, but, when
she reached the door she turned quick
ly, retraced her steps, and in the most
naive manner imaginable, and, as if
the whole world was at her disposal,
| threw her arm around about her COM
panion's neck and bestowed upon her
two crispy little good-by smacks. Then
she tripped through the door, and the
train started. The April showers came
and likewise the conductor. He was
q chivalrous man, and she pretty
woman in tears. If she had been home
ly, the result would undoubtedly have
been different, but as it was, the bell
rope was resorted to, and the train
brought to standstill. Profuse in her
thanks, she alighted, and then as she
started, womanlike, she turned and
threw u kiss at her friend, whose anx-
ious face peered at her from the car
window.
EYES,. said the fgure-fend, who
has not grain of sentiment in him.
''but FL wager fo'pence she never
thought how much that kiss cost just
see here. These cars will seat sixty
people apiece; there are ten of them.
and they are all full. That makes 600
people. We were delayed one minute.
You see that makes 600 minutes, or
ten hours-a whole working day.
Reckon it up as you are mind to.
there was money in it. Thunderation!
All for kiss, toor' and the fiend set
tied back in disgust.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-04-03
Red-Haired BOYS.

In q recent issue of daily paper ap-
peared the following advertisement:
Wanted-A bright boy, with good
recommendation from former employ
er; red-haired perferred. Inquire at
= The advertisement caught the eye of
a reporter, and he wondered what
particular business could demand the
services of an auburn-haired youth.
Possibly he was wanted to illuminate
o show-window or to warm a small
office. but the reporter could arrive at
no satisfactory conclusion. Finally,
he resolved to go to the place and find
out, so he called at the number indica-
ted. 1t was over the door of a State
street hair-store, and when the repor-
ter saw the business sign his thoughts
recurred to ''The Rape of the Lock, "
and he believed he had struck place
where red-headed boys were hired and
induced afterward to part with their
hirsute crop in the interest of auburn
haired beauties whose crop of hair had
failed. Approaching the proprietor of
the place-a bald-headed man-the
reporter expressed his curiosity at the
advertisement he had seen and asked
if he might learn the particular desira-
bility OF red-haired boys in that bus
mess.
swell, SIR" said the man with a
smile. 81 have always found thai red
haired boys are the smartest and most
energetic. They are proud and re-
spectful, and do not cut up like the or
dinary errand boys"
Sand you think it is due to the hue
of their hairp'
THAT has been my experience, and
I have no doubt that if people would
notice the fact they would think as l
do. In my factory the majority of the
girls have red hair, and they 60 about
their work industriously and indulge
in no foolishness."
This little argument in favor of the
red-haired people should have its ef-
feet, and hereafter the warm-headed
man or woman should always have
employment.-Chicago Tribune.