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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1884-05-17
HAWAII

l Ia KaIapana, Puma
l J Biclneu, Kukuihaele HamaHu&
! & / AleOna. WaiOhinu, kaB
= Z y AIOua. PaauwelO, Hamakus
! Attn. HOnokaa, UHmakua
: zee Kee, Paukaa
; Hui Opiopto ko Hookena, EohaIa .Aku,
= ] kalua, kahalii, Hilo
10 Tong Man, LaupahOehoc
II Hui kaepa ka Apana kona Akau. KOna
Aksu
II Nee Lee, Bcretania street, Honolulu
10 c II WetmOre. HilO
"a T { Willis. Pahala, kau
20 sam kce. Paakao, Hamakuu
- Paug kee. II OnoEaa
2S Chung Lee & LUm keC, OOkala, Nun
- ". II Holmes, HouUkuH. Hamakua
- J. Ayau. NJakapala, y kohais
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WE regret very much 10 find that
legislation in regard 10 the incorpOra-
tion Of Joint Stock Companies, which
is so much needed, is put oGindefiuite-
ly.aud that the Assembly is jndulging
i'm a fight over - word rs To the proper
functions OF the Minister OF the Inter
Tor under The existing unsatisfactory
law The sort of Act we suggested
some time ago, mas. we' believe, the
unanimous approval OF the business
community Of these islands, including
at Ieaast one member of the House
who supports the lame attempt at
amendment now being discussed by
the Assembly, MI w. Q. Smith. This
gentleman is going against his owH
convictions a. to what would be prsp-
er and useful in supporting bin
which would perpetuate the pres
ent tiresome and antiquated fashion
OF obtaining incoTl oratiou with
the slight and entirely immateriai
amendments which that bill provides
for. What business men want is some
legislation similar to that which pre-
walls in America, the British do
and France, and probably in
many other countries. such legisla-
ton would fix once and for all what
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1884-05-17

THE Report of the Minister of For
eign Affairs was presented to the Leg
islature on Saturday last. 1t Is a dOcu-
ment of twenty-five pages giving an
account of all matters likely to interest
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BOAT.
EleUtEule, Uio
FORt RE EtFEEF.
y sing Ncr Hop, WalJu... panu
NEz.FG.
It Kauiek.t. Honolulu
BREGEsER-
l. n & Cl..rA- K 90. Kipahulu, Hams N;aut
billiard.
Il ~amI Obed. Kahuu Mani
CAKE PEDDE.ING.
Is All sen. kapaa Kauai mrIU-w4t
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1 Robert Won Oelhaden, King street, Honolulu
! Yee Hin, Maunalua
l Enterprise Feed co, corner Queen and Edin.
Dursh streers Honolulu
Hart Bros, HOtel street,
Wong Sang, Nuuanu street
Antonio Lopez, King street
Chee Hin, King street CPalama1
= kOn Chee G kOn Leen
: Wee Hop Waikiki-kai
5 ] Murphy. Maunakea street
9 Ah Kat, Fish Market
Fong Chun Hong, Maunakea street
20 Kin Q Tong, Hotel street
II sum Yck, N1aunakea stre.J
IL Aloi Il Co, Nuuanu street
II y y DiaS, LunaliO street
Il ! a Hopper, Esplanadc
Is 4 De SOuZa, King street
70 Hopp d Co, King street
20 Nam ChOng ~ Co, cor King Il Nuuanu StS
y Goo Chu hee, King street
- Pom Hang Chcong Il Co, Heeia, kOolaupoko
23 Lee Tuck Lee, Nnuanu street, Honolulu
23 Yet sun & co, Maunallea street
~ \ = Cleghorn + Co, cor. Queen 4
kaahumanu SIS.
20 Fan sing. kaPalaua
Is G. du CCmmUn, King >trs,t
Is ChU sam, King street
2G An HUna, Waialua
- J Fisher. Iiliha street
IS Hong Lum Tong, Hotel street
20 Young Wa, Maunakea street
% Ten sian, Beretania street
"a Mrs " II Wilkinson. Fort street
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DEALERS SPIRIT.

; sam. Nossletn. King street. Honolulu
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LIST OF LICENSES
Ex xEsirinz in the Month of May.
1854.
fsEITATII--OAE6ET.

/ Robert Won Oelhaffen, King street. Honolulu
/ Yee Hin, Maunalua
l Enterprise Feed co, corner Queen and Edin
DurTh StrPers, Honolulu
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AGENTS FoE
--; - >--.- Co.,. Kauai.
~ u" e-5-TI sugar Plantation. N.-F---
49, .--ce- sugar Plantation. Iayv.u.
llama sugar Co.. Hawaii.
80 sugar tI-Lr. Mani
5-l >L--- I'-a. -..-iou. Maui
49, e---E SUGAR Co... Hama.
90 1----a sugar Plantation. Oahu.
6f,-aa sugar Co. Huo. Hawaii.
~, -, @-l Sugar Co.. Maui
"a IA sheep Ranch Co.. Hawaii
H-t- & CO. steam IIOv and Portable Tram
Jzs-rr~s " crz~. Leeds.
-. Watson tl COS sugar Machinery. Glas-
-E---N ana Honolulu Line of Packets.
-..-F5- ....l Honolulu Line of Packets.
-, ~ ~ ~-a Honolulu line Of steamer.
insurance Co. Of London
l-i dizzy srn-
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-09

The people of Phoenix and sur>
rounding country will be pleas ed 10
be informed that Dillon & Kenealy,
of Los Angeles, Cal, have purchased
the bankrupt stock of Alsto b. wn
81 Co., for $50 cents on the dollar.
The stock amounts to $19,42O, and
consists of dry goods, clothing, &C.
The entire stock, together with the
residue Of the stock of E. Dillon &
Co, viii be offered fer sale al Smiths
new building on or about October
10Th. By order of
Dill ON & KENEALY,
Los Angeles.
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bert. and n Herrick

The Treasurer aud Sheriff appear
ed before the Board and made then
Incense Tax report, the same being
found correct, was approved ana ac~
copied by the Board.
The Treasurer presented his quar-
terly report which was found cor
rect and approved by vote of full
Board.
Superintendent of schools appears
ed before the Board and presented
his quarterly report which was
found correct and on motion and by
vote of full Board The same was &C
cepted.
No. 243. Bill of Thos. Greenhaw
was allowed for salary as Probate
Judge, quarter ending this day, 50th
Sept, 1884, 475.
Report of Road Overseer of Road
District No. 4 made his report,
which was accepted by vose of full
Board.
No. 244. Bill of Road Overseer Of
Road district No. 4 was allowed, and
the same ordered charged Road
Fund No, 4, 1854 u, aad warrant
ordered drawn in favor of J. S. Pom
eroy on hat fund.
Report of Road View er on Cave
Creek road was accepted by vote of
full Board.
No. 245. Bill of Lee A. Steele
was allowed as Road Viewer on
Cave Greek road, $50, and warrant
ordered drawn on General Fund.
No. 246. Bill of NJ Wormser as
Supervisor was allowed by the Pro-
bate Judge, S65, and warrant drawn
for same on General Fund.
No. PAT. Bill of N Herrlck as Su,
pervisor was alloWe ed by the Probate
Judge, 5000, aud warrant ordered
drawn on General Fund
Board adjourned till Tuesday, Oc>
tober z, 1884
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PHOENIX, Oct. 7, 1884

PHOENIX, Oct. 7, 1884:
Beard of Supervisors met this day
pursuant to adjournment, at 10 a. IN.
| All mem bers present.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read, approved, and signed.
No. 249. On motion and by vets of
full Board, bill of Frank Cox for
salary as Clerk was allowed and
warrant ordered drawn on General
Fund, $125.
No. $50. On motion and by vote
of full Board, bill of A c. Baker
was allowed for salary as District
Attorney and fees, $2O5.
On mot on and by vote of full
Board, it is hereby ordered that a
warrant be drawn on the Hospital
Fund for the sum of $17 IN favor of
John Butts who, upon the showing
of Judge G. A. Tweed, appears TO
this Board to be INDECENT and desti>
tute of means of support for himself
and family.
On motion the Board took recess
till o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board met after recess at 2
o'clock p. m. All members of the
Board present.
No. 251 Winchester Miller pres
sented his report and bill for 1860 so
for Road DIST No. g. On motion
and by vote of full Board, the report
was accepted and bill allowed for
S369,50, and warrant ordered drawn
on Road Dist. No. for $4,000
On motion and ty vote of full
Board W Miller was given certifi>
care of indie otednes No SO, for
$40 so, No. 60 for s2s claim.
No. 252 W. Miller presented his
bill for County Surveyors fees. On
motion and by vote of full Board
bill was allowed for $22 40 and
certificate of Indebtedness issued for
same.
No. 253. Joseph Monihon presents
ed his report and bill as Roadover-
seer on Road District No. 2. The
same having been found correct, on
motion and by vote of full Board,
the bill was allowed tor 1914.
No. 254. L. H Orme, Sheriff, pre-
sented his bill for quarter ending
Oct. 1, 1884. The same being found
correct, on motion and by vote of
full Board, the said bill was allowed
for $154 40 and certificate of indebt,
odness issued fol same.
Adjourned to Wednesday Oct.
at 10 a III.
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PHOENIX, Oct. 6, 1884.

Board of Supervisors met this day
pursuant to law.
Present, NJ. Wormser, Chairman;
A. J. Halbert, n. Herrick. Supervi-
sors, and Frank Cox, Clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read, approved and signed
Frank Cox, Deck. rendered his
resignation as Clerk of the Board OF
Supervisors.
Frank Cox, Esq, the Clerk of the
Board for a period of nearly five
years, having rendered his resigna
ton as such Clerk TO this Board, it
is ordered that such resignation be
accepted,
And by vote of full Board it is
Resolved, that in accepting such res
ignation we recognize the past faith
flu, patient, and honorable services
of Mr.. Cox.
There being vacancy in the
clerkship of the Board of supervi>
soIs, how, ca motion it is ordered
that the Board proceed to elect a
Clerk to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Frank Cex.
N. Herrick nominated NJ. Mitch
! ell. NJ. Wormser nominated J. L.
B. Alexander. Upon the vote being
taken, NJ. Wormser voted for 10
Alexander; N. Herrick voted for NJ
Mitchell; A. J. Halbert voted for
10 Alexander.
J. L. B. Alexander having re-
ceived the majority of the votes, 1t
is ordered that j. L. B. Alexander
be and he is hereby duly declared
elected as Clerk OF the Board of Su>
pervisors of Maricopa county.
On motion Board took a recess
for half an hour.
Board met after recess.
J. l.. Is. Alexander presented bond
with L. III. Orme and Chas Gold
man as securities, and took the oath
of office. The bond was approved
by te of full Board and ordered
placed on file with the county Re
rider.
On motion the Board adjourned
till O'Clock D. m
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met ut O'Clock p. m.
| Present NJ. Wormser, A. J. Hal,
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-09

Tombstone is excited over MUIR
der of settlers in the Huachuca
mountains The indications are that
the last murder grew out of for
mer murder III which Mexican boy
was mysteriously hanged. Three
persons are known to have been
Killed and fourth is missing in the
last murder, The source of the MUIR
der is at present unknown to the
public, though officers seem to have
some idea of the matter. The names
of the killed are Mr. and Mrs. w. S.
Fritz, and Jos. Raymond. James
Rafferty, is missing.
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Proposals FIR Military Sup
plies.

Headquarters Department of Arizona. !
Office Of the Chief QdarIermaster. Whip
pie Barracks, Prescott, a. T, Oct. g, 1854 }
AsnALED PROPOSALS. in triplicate,
- subject to the usual conditions, " i'll
be received al this Office until IL O'Clock.
boon. on Wednesday, NOvembe 8, 1884
at which time and place they VIII be
opened in the presence of bidders, for fur
nishiLg and delivery of Military Supplies,
during the remainder OF the present fiscal
year Commencing on the LIST day of Janu-
airy 1885, and ending on the Both day OF
June, 1887, at each ofthe following military
posts and stations:
Fort Bowie, Fort Grant, Fort Huachuca.
Fort Lowell, Fort Thomas, Fort We de,
and Whipp.e Depot, A. T.
Proposals will be received at the office
of the Chief Quartermaster of the Depart
ment. and opened at the same time with
the foregoing, fer the delivery on the cars
of the s. P r R., at stations between
Los Angeles and Cotton, Cal, of such
quantities of grain as may be required
during he remainder Of the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1885.
Preference given to articles of domestic
production and manufacture, conditions
of price md quality being equal, ana
such preference given to articles of Amer
lean pro1uction and manufacture pro-
duced on the Pacific Coast to the extent
of the consumption required by the pue-
lie service there.
Proposals of either class of the stores
mentioned or for quantities less than the
whole required, viii be received. The
Government reserves the right to rejecl
any or all proposals, or to accept any pro
posal for less quantity than the total bid
for Bank proposals nd printed circu-
lars stating the kind of supplies AZ erti-
mated quantities required at each pest,
and eiVing full instructions as TO the
manner of bidding, amoust Of guarantee
to accomplish PROPOSAL, condltlens to be
observed by bidders and tel ms of contract
and a. ment, viii be furnished on appli-
cation to this Office or to the Quartermas
tiers al the various posts named
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked Prop Gals for - at ~
and addressed to the undersigned or. in
the case of the Posts, to the Post Quartlr-
ma ers who viii also receive bids fo
such supplies as are to be delivered at
their spective posts.
CHAS W. WILLIAMS,
Assistant Quartermaster S, A.
Acting Chief Quartermastcr-
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A teamster from Mesa City,
freighiing flour from Tempe, arriv-
ed il Globe yesterday, his team
showing such evidence of having
been Hnmercifully and otherwise
inhumanly treated as to attract
general attention. He was very
properly reprimanded by Justice
Fox, who required that he should
wash the lacerateG flesh Of the ani~
mails and turn them out until they
were in proper condition TO travel,
otherwise he would lie detained and
fined. One of his horses died or
he way, another, on his last legs,
tied behind the wage S9z0er Belt.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-09

We are requested by Secretary
ingalls, to say that all persons,
whether stockholders or not, who
are exhibitors at the Territorial
Fair, will be allowed to enter ar
ticles or animals for premiums
without any charge for entry, ex>
cept in cases of sweepstakes and
also for the speed ring. There will
be charge OF 81 per foot for space
occupied in the main exhibit hall,
except for articles in the "educa>
tloral list" the "baby show" and in
classes 25. 26, 81 and % of the pre-
MUM list.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-09

A few days ago Mat Arnold, while
hunting in tie vicinity of McMlllen,
d iscoved the rcmalls of some mans
outfit, biankel, c1at, Two empty
sacks, &c. The sack seemed TO have
been rif1ed of their contents, one of
them yet contained very fine spcl-
men of gold quartz. In the back
of the coal was a hole 5, cmingly
made by shot gun. The articles
mentioned had evidently been there
for some time, ard as a man named
Raspberry, who is interested in
mine near Pinto creek, started for
Globe over three months ago with
hundred pounds of gold quartz to
have assayed. and has been missing
ever since. the supposiiion is that
the articles f und were his AID that
there has been foul play His part
ner traced him to Mcmillan but
there lost all clue TO him. lS5lver
Belt.
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OFFICE RoAiD SUPERVISORS,
PHOENIX, Oct. s, 1884

! OtFICE itOA
PHOENIX, Oct. s, 1884.
Board met, pursuant to adjourn-
ment, at 10 o'clock, a. m. Present
Messrs. Wormser, Halbert and Her
rick. Minutes of previous meeting
were read. app owed and signed.
On motion, and by vote of full
Board, the sum of six hundred dol
lars is hereby transferred from the
general fund to the poor house fund.
No 255. Bill of Jacob Andrews,
hospital stewart, was allowed for
S3S7 SIS, en- motion ard ty vote of
II Board.
No. 25f, On motion ard by vote
of full Beard, bill Of H ]. Hasper,
road overseer Of road district No. 5,
was allowed for $243.
No. 257. On motion and by vote
of full Board, bill of DR.. o. L.
Mahoney for attending and giving
medical attention TO he family of
John Butts was allowed for $1450.
No. 259. On motion and by vote
of full Board, hill of DIR o. L. Ma
honey, for medical services rendered
ms per contract for quarter ending
September Both, 1884, was allowed
for $13S.5O.
On motion and by vote Of full
Board, warrant was ordered drawn
for $179 il favor of H. J. Hasper,
Dad cverseer of road district No 3,
al,o certificate OF Indebtedness for
$65, sa me covering claim No. $50
No 25e. On motion and by vote
of full Board, bill of w. R. Morris,
Justice of the Peace. was allowed
for $16S.S5.
No. 100. On motion and by vote
of full Board, bill of N. A. Morford,
for printing, quarter ending Septem
her, rs per contract, for the sum of
$3.50 was allowed.
Adjourned until Thursday at ten
o'clock a m.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-09
Rescued from, Death .

William j Couehlin. of Somerville,
Mass, says: IN the fall of 1876 I was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, fol-
lowed by a severe cough. 1 losI my APP
petite ard flesh and was confined to my
bed. In 1877 | was admitted TO the Hos
pital. The doctor saiu I had a hole in
my lung as big as half dollar. At one
time report went around that l was
dead, l gave up hope, but a friend told
me of DR. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM
FOR THE LUNGS. got bottle, when
TO my 81 rprise, l commenced to feel BIT
ter, and today feel better than for three
years past. t1hs2w
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,4oUxG Men! READ THIS

THE YoLTAIc BELT Co.. of Marshall
Mich. offer 10 sepd their ELECTRO
NOLTAiC BELT. and other kLECTIC AP-
PLINNCEs. on trial tor thirty DAYS. 10 men
(ycung or old afflicted With nervous de
bility, loss OF vitality and manhood, and
tism, neuralgia, paralysis, and many
other diseases. Complete restoration to
health, yigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is
allowed. Write them at once for illus
trated pamphlet free.
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Notice.

~ Office il hereby given that at = reg
~ ular m Getting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the ella River Canal Company,
held at Phoenix on the Sth day OF Octo-
Der, A. D. 1884, an assessor ent of $4,000
two dollars per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the Company said as
and if not paid before the 18th day of
October, from and after that the same
will become delinquent on shares as
follows:
Certificate No. 40, issued to E.
Certificate No. so, issued to E.
Gan<, 20 shares
Certificate No 48, iAsued TO L. A.
Powers % shares
Certificate No. 81, issued to John
Bohn 25 shares
Mclaughlin 25 shares
Certificate No. as, transferred to
W. I. Smith 81 shares
Certificate No As, issued TO j.
a. curtis % shares
Certificate No. A, issued to w.
T. Smith Is shares
Certificate No, 4e. issued to M
A Ruffner 10 shares
Certificate No. 40. issued to j. R.
Hall Al shares
Certificate No IS, issued to NJ.
A. Ruffner, IA shares
7 smith % shares
Powers us shares
Powers lao shares
overs 100 shares
Hall 40 shores
A. Ruffner so shares
Certihcatc No, Is, issued to M
A. Ruffuer 20 shares
Certificate ) o, "A, issued to NJ.
certiicafe No. u, issued to NJ.
4. Ruffner IS shares
ertifcate No, II, issued to NJ.
A. Ruffner 20 shares
If the said assessment of s.. 90 per shart.
up on III, stock above described is not
paid before the 18Th pay of November,
1884, all of raid stock, or so much there f
as shall be necessary to pay said assess
ment and costs of advertisement and sale,
VIII be Id at public auction in froP of
the courthouse in the city OF Pho nix at
, O'Clock p m to ne highest bidder for
cash . lSo the same date and place
the following shares. or so much thereof
as shan be H. cessa1y to pa" the assess-
ment of 500 per sha and cost, delin-
uuent since the the 1t day OF September,
/ 81, well be sold at public auction for
cash 10 the highest bidder;
Cert ficAte No u ISSUED to Nj.
Certificate NJ. IA issued to M
A Rnffuer 20 shares
Certificate No 10 issued to NJ.
er a nnn" No. II issued to M. SHAi g
Ruffner 20 shares
Certifcate No 80 issued to NJ.
Rufner % shares
Certificate No. 40 issued to John
K Hall Al shares
Certificate No 81 sued to w T.
smi 90 shares
Certii, ate No. A issued 10 w. 7.
smith Is shares
Ger iicate No. As issued TO W.T..
Smith 25 shares
Certific lie No. IS ISSUED to W.
T Smith 81 shares
j. A, CURTIS,
Secretary ella River Canal Co.
oct9. 301s
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Marriage OF p. "a. Hickey nnd
MRS. II. ts. Mcbride.

The editor of the HERALD received
a day or wo since a very modest
little request to borrow somebody's
clean shirt and put in an appear
ance at the Lemon Hotel promptly
at 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening, to
assist at the nuplial ceremonies Of
the author of Tie invitati on, Mr. T..
K Hickey, and Mrs F. E. Mcbride.
The scribe was promptly on hand
as requested, and, at few minutes
past o'clock with two or three in
timate friends of he high contract
ing parties, witnessed The solcmnly
happy ceremony Of the marriage as
pei formed by the Rev. j. s. Chap
man, of the NJ E. Church South.
After he ceremony and the warm
congratulations of those present,
champaign and cigars were served
and ii very pleasant hour spent in
quiet conversation. The wedding
was strictly private, but neverthe-
less very pleasant affair, and the
happy couP pie started on their long
but willing Journey with many a
bon yoyage from their friends who
were present. May their ship al
ways have fair wind and plain
sailing. They leave in Gay or two
for Il bridal tour cast.
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a GAR ..
To the V'oters of M0rico-
DO County:

10 me Y OteFS OF JWOFtcO-
POI County:
1t has been circulated
around that N. Nc. Broad :
way, Democratic candidate
for Sheriff, has promised
me the Office of under
sheriff in case of his cleo
ton, | beg leave to state
that Mr.. Broadway and I
have never had any under
standing to this effect. di-
rectly or indirectly. |
therefore take this method
to say to the voters Of
Maricopa county that all
my interest in him is for
the welfare and prosperity
Of the whole Democratic
ticket. Very respectfully,
M. MITCHELL.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-09

First off16 er-"That was a very
mysterious suicide last mig hit, wasn't
it? He was well dressed and not a
bit like the ordinary suicide" Sec
ond off1cer-"I see nothing remark
able; it seems to me an ordinary
case" First-"But there was moth,
ing found ON him to indie ate the
cause of the deed, was there?" Sec
ond-"Nothlng but marriage GER
lifcate."
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-09

A German proverb says: Keep
your eyes wide open before marriage
and half shut afterward A man
need not take that trouble The first
time he is caught kissing the cham,
bermaid he VIII be likely to get both
eyes half shut.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-09

Quite a number Of new subscrip-
tions have ben taken Of capital
stock of the Territorial Fair Associ~
alton and considerable more have
been promised It will proba bly, be
but a short time now before the
whole has been taken up: