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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

to be issued, and twenty per cent. o
 the amount of the principal of sait
 bonds to the end, purpose and inten
 that the whole amount of the princi
 pal and interest of the said bond
 shall be fully paid and redeemed
 within fifteen years from and aftel
 the date of issuance thereof. Int
 tax so levied and collected shall, by
 the treasurer of said county of Mari,
 copa, be placed to fund to be de-
 nominated the "Maricopa Sinking
 Fund.-" and the moneys so placed to
 said fund are hereby appropriated
 and they shall be applied as desig1
 mated and provided in this Act.
 First.-To the payment of the in terest on the bonds issued by the provisions of this Act.
 Second.-Te the payment of the principal of said bonds, provided that all surplus money remaining after the annual payments of interest and principal, shall by the county treasurer be transferred to the couns ty general fund.
 SEC. 2, It shall be the duty of the county treasurer to pay the interest and principal as hereinbefore stated, and if there is not sufficient money in the sinking fund to pay the i'm terest seml-annually as it becomes due, he shall pay the interest out of the general fund; provided, that the chairman of the board of supervisors shall first draw his warrant on the county treasurer for the amount of interest money about to become due ard payable out of the general fund to make up the deficiency in the sinking fund, which said interest warrant shall be drawn at any time within thirty days prior to the ma- turity of the interest.
 SEC. 8. Al any time after the End day of January, 1895, whenever there shall have accumulated in said sinking fund one thousand dollars or more over and above what is re- quired ;o pay the interest on said bonds the county treasurer shall give notice by advertising in somes newsz paper published in Maricopa eouns ty, that he will redeem one or more of said bonds, stating the number of the bonds which he will redeem, which shall be the lowest mum bered bond then out standing, and such bonds shall cease to bear interest after ten days from the first publica- tion of such notice.
 SEC. g. Until the issuance, ex> change and delivery of the bonds p rovided for in this Act, all moneys zaajsed by the levy hereunder shall hepaid by. the county treasurer into the general fundl of the county, to 1 be used as ohsrmonesk arEsss,id fund. |
 SEC. 10. Sections sssta beg fFsssEp- l one to nine, inclufive, of fEHc ! entitled An Act to provide sinking | fund for the payment of the debt of | Maricopa county, approved March [, 1881, are hereby repealed.
 SEC. Il. This Act shall take effect | md be in force from and after its passage.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

THE following shows how strong
 party lines are being drawn in Ari-
 zoDa during this session of the leg
 islature: Resolutions was introduced
 Saturday morning in the lower house
 of the legislature complimentary to | Governor TrltIe, mentioning his
 efficient serv1ces in suppressing law
 lessDess, promoting order and bring
 ing prosperity to the entire Territory during his administration; all of 1 which has been admitted by citizens,
 irrespective ot party, and by the public press of Arizona. And for
 such services President elect Cleve>
 land was asked to retain him in office until the expiration of his commission, February 9th, 1886. The Democratic members, assuming to see in the res olution partisan measures, forced an adjournment and immediately called strict party caucuses, and, not only refused to pass any resolutions complimentary to any Republican official, but held to the proposition that the President elect should at once, after his inaug- uratioD, remove every Republican official in the Territory and appoin. Democrats to their places, civil ser- vice rules to the contrary notwith- standing, although every member of the House admitted the truthsof the statements contained in the proposed resolutions.
 This is said to be the first absolute violation on the part of the party about to administrate the affairs of the government of the principles of l civil sergice reform; and it is said | thstthe voice of the intelligent and | thinking masses of Arizona of all | political alliances was gagged by the ons of ambitious tricksters and persons who contemplate receiv- ing appointments under the incom- ing administration. Indignation of | the action taken is freely expressed and prominent Democrats say that Il cssls.-ses',lts to intensity the ads of the people at large of ell political parties for the efficient ad- under the present Gov ernor.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

The reason why pr. Prices Fla 7oring Extracts, Lemon. Vanilla
 etc., are superior to all others is be- cause they are prepared from choice selected fruits and aromatics, with out coloring or poisonous oils that all the haVoring principles are res tained unchanged by chemical ac, tion, highly concentrated, requiring less to flavor. That they are perfect
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

aan now in Tucson, offers
 F Territory within the
 months, 1000 agrlculs
 me one will only tell
 zBd irrigable land ean te natf!~ Citizen.
 Those lands can he had in the Salt liver Valley in abundance at from s.50 per acre upward to $125 per ecre. Bring on the settlers and sslsce will be fosnd for then@
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

Iris now quite positive that Gen. Gordon has been killed. So far as the force with him in Khartoum is concerned, it was composed of na- tive troops who betrayed hin and gave the city up 10 the enemy.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
zo TWO citizens of Phenlx seem

Noywo citizens of Phenlx seem to be 2. lhe same mind concerning Legislation for this county for any two consecutive days as nDne- Our legislators should endeavor to push such legislation as they think of benefit to the county and ask no- slody's opinion.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

Cor. RUGGLE's head IS as level as the plains of Texas when he asks that Gov. Trltle be reappointed Gov ernor of the Territory
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

A private letter from Prescott this morning says Judge Porter does the work of half a dozen men most of the time and is wH.SS1laik legation n himself"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

WE have received several good bills on elections. Any one of them would be an improvement On the present law.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
HParf RRinR

Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings DiZzIness, Indigestion. Headache Sleeplessness cured by Wells Health Renewer"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
THERE seems to be legislative calm just now. A storm is appar- ently brewing

THE California legislature is very much exercised on the question of the taxation of fruit1 ees and grape
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

e Bfnnasssa been introduced in the Lower House of tn Legislature, pro- posing a tax on the net proceeds of no;nas
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

If you are losing your grip on life try "Well's Health Renewer." Goes direct 10 weak spots.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

Tomorrow will be Mardigras. I is carnival day in New Orleans and is festival day in most Cath olic Countries.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

If you are failing, broken, worr out and nervous, use "Well's Healtt Renewer." 15c.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
"ROugh on Dentists'LTOOtI
Powder

Smooth, Refreshing, Harmless, Elegant, Cleansing, Preservative and Fragrant. 15c. Druggists.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

The cemetery is being planted with large cottonwood trees.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
Mothers,

Lent will begin on Wednesday.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
Life Preserver.

A Mexican woman was buried yesterday.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19

By the use of Hos3etters' Stomach Bit ters the haegard apy earance of the coun- tenance and sallowness of dyspeptics are supplanted by healthier look, and as the feod IS assimilated, the body acquires substance. Appetite is restored and the needed slumber through the use of this medicine, which is also beneficial to per sons of rheumatic tendency, and an in- estima ble preventive of fever and ague
 For sale by all druggists and dealers generally.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
GoRDoN's RESENTMENT.

LONDON, FEE. 12-Gen. Gordon was so strongly impressed with the presentiment that he would never return from the Soudan that he dis tributed trinkets and mementoes be- fore leaving England. He has ever been strongly affected by presenti- ments, and his belief that he would survlve his campaign in China led 10 acts of reckless bravery.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
HOUSE.

House met at + o'clock with Speaker Rollins in the chair.
 Risely moved reconsideration of the memorial asking for the reap pointmeat of Gov. Tritle which was
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
TELEcRAPHIc
THE COUNCIL.

The Council met at Il o'clock with President Ainsworth in the chair.
 A letter from the Comptroller of the Treasury at Washington to Sec retary Van Arman was read, stating that mem bers could only draw pay from the day they were sworn in.
 Weedin's bill amending the law in relation to the Attorney General was read twice and passed. The bill provides that the Attorney Gem eral shall not charge any county extra fees for giving legal opinion when demanded by the Board of Supervisors.
 An Act to prevent illegal disposal of mortgaged property passed.
 The Council then took recess until two o'clock.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
WANTS MONEY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 14-Mayor Grace has begun proceedings to recover from the general government the sum of Ss92,9e1, with interest from 1861, for advances made by the city to equip soldiers for the war under Lincoln,s call for troops.
 LAND OF OCHILTREE.
 AUSTIN, Feb. 14-The legislature tosday, after a hard struggle, enacted
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-02-19
Special 10 tn HERALD.l
 COUNCIL |.

PRESCOTT, Feb. 16-The Counci, met at Il 3. m, Presideat Ainsworth in the chair.
 The bill to prevent judicial officers from holding co partnerships in the practice of law during incum bency of office passed.
 The memorial asking Congress to purchase a strip of Sonora to secure for Arizona an outlet 10 the Pacific was referred to the Committee on Memorials,
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-03-13
Probate Order.

AAf:F"a' ersst caa"t1 3 oAsorA' N Probate coa
AT q Probate Court hell ii and ior ttrsa,
County, and Territory Of Dakota. nj ill.,
oilee OF the Judge Of Probate, in tie VII
lagn OF MlifanlS i'll said County, Of tie a9t1
day q February, A =. lSs5 Pfesea,.
hon. A L. Abbot, .lnd sc Q. PROBATE.
IN the Matter OF Proving the Last VIII al
Testament oi ETl.na f'ran1housn, laeeAss1.
Order Setting day ior Probate d viii
On reading and i!ing tie veritiesi petition
of ffedTck ffanhhoase propoanding for Pro-
bate paper lnrporting t. be tire li,S. VII
ana testament OF Emn,. franlhoase late II
tirant County, Dakota, deceased, sett;i,.
ior.h that said last viii ana testament re5ts3
~ b,'h real asa personal estate and aa,ui
the heirs al law ard next o. ki4 of s.isj Ill
ceased, sad petitioner bling the hpsha1,, of
saia deceased, and praying that sad vi my
oe proved aiii allowed as the last will All
testament oftlle sad Emma i'ranlxhoa.. -.
ceased, aud that letters .estain.i,,.ry tlt.ra-
apon Issue to rrer!rick Frank na.se ill., -
ecutor named III said last Will anl tt,stafn 81,
and who has consented to ~, as such LSt4,,f,,
when duly appointed, AID that !; ration iii
sue 70 tue subscribing Witnesses to s.li last
VIII ana testament, requiring thea t. as3,,,ar
and testify in relation to the execution
said last Will and testament. AID ttst
notice be given the heirs ai iag.
next OF Kin and .l persos i,,ares,e,
IN SAID essate, OF the THE and ptacp ~
hearing VI said petition. It Il hero
~ ordered that sad petition ha he.t! hy III.
Judge OF tie Probate coul: OF sx. Grant
Comfy, 1t a special term oi sid court r. t.,
held 1t lis Office u the village ul ,.lt,al.s. IL
s;da eoufty, On thursday, tie Il day oi
aps:l, a. ~ 1850, At ~ o'clock q. ii 10 At
tend the hearing ., sad petition Al tht. ,,r,-
bate OF said will. II il further ere!er.., ti.t
notice b. given 70 the heirs 1T law aud l,est
Q! Kin, aha al persons Interested IN t.,4 ~,
tate OF sad diseased, by pubusliag d COPY q
TINS oider Tor three successive weeks, ol..a i,
each Week, prior e sad heating ia tile Il En-
AID, newspaper published ii. said equity.
Ry the Court.
! l. .iab0Tr.
Judge Of probatt.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-03-13
BENNETT & WoRTH.
Att'ss for Assignee.
ChattaI iias Foreclosure hciics.

Default having been made III paying the
sum due me from Charles Salscr, ior lalcr
and material expended by ME 1t his request
IL repairing certain lumber wagon owned
hyhln, ard row III my actual possession, and
more tnan two months having elal,s ed s..4 or
ny said demand became due
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby give, that
shall sell said wagon to the highest bidaer
at iubllc auction at my shop, IA Big Stone
], i,y, Dako:a, on Saturday, March II, 1855,
Ill ole II O'clock ii tlit afternoon, IL pay anu
satisfy the amour. tssen due nae as aforesaid,
with the costs and disbursements OF tins
foreclosure.
March +, 1855.
SAMUEL DuNSELL. Lienor.
Bennett X Worth, Llruor Is Attorneys.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-03-13
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made III the condition
oi certain real estate mortgage, bearing date
June 18th A. - lss., executed and delivered
by .lohr Ninder aud Sophia sllnaer his wife,
then OF Grant County, Dakota Territory, 70
Rev. Otto kEeterllug then Of Sheboygan.
Wisconsin, and recorded Jane -. A. d. ls,,2,
in the office o. the register OF deeds within
and for said county Of Grant in book four ~
OF mortgages at page two hundred and two,
f9a.l and which SAID mortgage, together with
the debt thereby secured, was afterwards,
and on the 7th dav OF February. A. p. 1885,
sold, assigned and delivered Nv said Otto
huede,ling. to the undersigned, William r.
Movlus, which said assignment was on the
same day duly recorded IL sail registers
office u book fifteen t15l OF Mortgages. 1T page
three hundred and thirtv-tour ;3t, hy
winch de'auit the power OF sale in said mort
gage contained has become operative, and no
Judicial proceedings having been instituted
to recover the debt. or a Y part Thereof, Low
remaining secured by said mortgage, upon
which debt there is claimed to be due at the
date hereof Tor principal aud interest the sum
OF two hundred and eighty l2s0) dollars and
thirty (3D) cents
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given. to
whom it may concern, that by virtue Of said
power Of sale, and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided, ! siall fore
close said mortgage hy selling the PREMISES
therein described or so much Thereof as shall
he necessary ami sufficient 10 ply and satisfy
tile amount then due OH said mortgage debt
ior principal, interest. and the costs ard dis
tursenleits OF this foreclosure, to the highest
bidder a. public auction, to be hell i. THE
fhsST doom OF THE HERALD OFFICE ~ R.G STONE
CITY. DAKOTA. AT TEN O'clock II TIE FoRE-
NOON OF SATURDAY, APEl io, a. i. 1855,
which said mortgaged premises are descrlbed
substantially as being Lot number one / Of
!. OF block number fifteen il5l, oi the village
"oi Big Stone city, d. T., according 10
!" Whipples plat thereof"
Dated Big Stone City. d. T., March 9th,
1850.
WILLIAM 4. McvlUs,
Assignee.
BENNETT & WoRTH.
Attss for Assignee.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-03-13
G STONE CITY, OAK, FRIDAY. MARCH 13 1885


The following is a draft of the bill
to provided for the bonding OF the
outstanding Indebtedness of Big
Stone School Township in Grant
county Territory of Dakota.
Be it Enacted hy the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory Of Dako.
"a.
Section. l. That the school town
ship of Big Stone in the county Of
Grant Territory Of Dakota. and "Inde-
pendent school district No 2, which
is formed out of said school township
are hereby empowered to issue bonds
to pay off their present outstanding
Indebtedness, as the same existed on
the tenth day of March, 1885.
Sec.2. That on OF before the first
day of June, 1885. the school board Of
Big Stone school township and the
school board of independent school
district No2 shall meet at the office
Of the county clerk Of Grant county,
and togeth er with such clerk. make
an estimate based upon the assessed
valuation, in 1884, of all the property
III Big Stone school township, and ap-
portion to said independent school
district, its share of the Indebtedness
of said Big Stone school township, AS
such Indebtedness. is found to be on
the 10th day of March. a. d. 1855,
and to Big Stone school township. its
share Of such Indebtedness existing at
the same time.
Sec. 8. The county clerk of Grant
county shall act as the presiding Off
Ger Of such meeting Of the school
boards, and shall cast the deciding
vote ii Gaze Of tie, on al questions
arising in such apportionment. The
minutes Of such meeting shall be en-
tered in the county records, giving
the vote upon the question Of appor-
tionment and the amount the indt-
pendent school district shall pay, and
also the amount which the said schoo
township is to assume and pay. Of sucl
indebtedness.
Sec. 4. The bonds TO pay off such
outstanding Indebtedness shall I've
issued and negotiated by the inaeren-
dent school district and also by the
school township as provided bv Chap
10 cf the political code, except that
the question of issuing bonds need
not be submitted to vote.
Sec. 5. This act shall take effect
aud be IN force from and after its
passage and approval.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-03-13
NOTICE..
., = = Iii I I.
Judge of Proba.e i.

OHand after MARCH, 1t, 1885, the
American Express Coin laslis 5 III &C
wili hc at the depot. Express matter
for the business i.a,sps vii! III. deliy
.rrd q their door .i,.d uus lrs,nes.
viii o. called fer before tt" Il parturs
OF each txpltss train. IApiess card
will be furnished business IL uses q,
be displayed in l,ol4o OF til, il sto.,
Wien having goods = BE- !o.t arded.
J. 4. GOLD.
! Lxpre: Agent,
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-03-13
Get Out Your Srnok ed CLASSES.

On Monday, the 10Th inst, there
will lie the last eclipse Of the sun at
this uoint during the present century
In this latitude the sun will be dark
ened to the extent Of about fonr-hl.hs
Of its surface. The observation Will
begin about lo:45 a. m, and wlll pass
OF. about l:3O y. NJ.
In Eureka, Cal, and Bozeman,
Montana. this eclipse will be annular
that is. the sun will shed circle OF
light. forming ring about the moons $
shadow.
This eclipse reminds one Of the
great advance science has made dur
ing the past century. Instead of
knowing nothing about the eclipse
until it is upon us. as did those Of
olden time. and being frightened
thereat as they were, we know the
exact time when to expect it, the ea-
tent Of it and the causes thereof LII
stead Of thinking lha. destruction is
close upon us. We stand ready Wlth
our smoked glass to witness the Won
der and to applaud the great advance
in matllmetlcal astronomy.
With the black upon our noses from
the smoked glass, we are ready to vote
taxes to support, not only the COM
mon school and the academy, but al
SO the college.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-03-13
Centenniui Tenn perance.
JNk1iec.

Dakota Alliance
Let all the temperance people of
Dakota get ready for our centennial
Temperance jubilee to be held next
July at Big stone Lake. This viii be
oar great rllly for the season. It viii
last week. We shall nave the best
talent and the finest programme ever
served to the people Of the west be-
sides we can furnish the best facilities
for health resort .and recreation in
Dakota. Beautiful lake 35 miles
long abundant shade-pure water
steam boat excursion daily.
Ed We hespeak a hearty well
come to the temperance people of
Dakota and the surrounding country
by the citizens Of Big Stone City and
0rtanNille. Both Of these cities has a
large number Of active workers in the
temperance cause. Dakota sun.
Take Ayers s.rsaparillia in the
spring Of the year to purify the blood
invignfate the system excite the liver
TO action and restore the healthy tone
and yigor Of the whole physical mech
anism.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1885-03-13

Ladies' cloaks, cheap, at Oehler &
UusSer's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-22
Mr. Blaine to John S. Wise.


The following letter from Mr.. Blaine has been
received by Mr. John s. Wise, the republican nom.
ince for Governor:
AUGUSTA, Nc, July II, 80.
BY Dear Mr. Wise:
Pray accept my most earnest and cordial con
gratula.ions on your nomination as the republi-
can candidate for Governor Of Virginia. Aside
from your fitness politically, and your complete
equipment intellectually, for the important can
vass thus devolvsd upon you, must confess that
there are some personal features connected with
your candidacy which deeply enlist my interest
When I entered Washington College lin my ma.
tive county in Pennsylvania the fame of your
father who belonged to the preceding generation,
was still fresh and still honored rs one of the
most brilliant students who had ever left our alma
mater. At the slime time and for many preccd-
ing years your maternal grandfather, John Ser
geant was the Pennsylvania honorcd before all
others by the wings Of that State, carun ct
bile nomen. Many forms Of assumed aristocracy
are justly condemned and even derided in popu-
lar government, but an aristocracy Of t,lent is
one whose patents may be indefinitely multiplied
with safety to the republic. If Virginians retain
their traditional respect for good blood and brains
they can demonstrate it by giving their ballots
for John Sergeant Wise. Your canvass will, am
sure be brilliant, and believe will be victorious
Faithfully yours. JAMES g. BLAINE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-22
FOREIGN NEWS.
cholera is snreadine in Spain

The cholera is spreading in Spain.
Oliver Pain isreported to be alive and well
in Berber.
Twelve shocks of earthquake, one Of
which was very severe, were felt IN CASH
mere on the 10th instant.
The United States naval training vessels
jamestown, Portsmouth and Saratoga, ar
rived at Madeira on July s.
The report that FL Mahdi offered to ran
som Gordon was confirmed in the British
House OF Commons last night.
The steamer Cheerful of London, collided
in fog with the Hecla recently, and found
cred, drowning thirteen persons.
A number of tory members of the British
House of Commons have united in protest
to Lord Salisbury against the recent conces-
sions to the Parnellites.
The Russian government meditates impos-
ing poll tax of from one hundred to two
hundred roubes upon every foreigner re.
siding longer than q fortnight in that couu-
try.
1t is rumored that the German Crown
Prince and Princess will refuse to attend the
marriage of Princess Beatrice. 1t is beliey-
cd that the German court disapproves of the
match.
The skeleton of Herr Bamberger, son of
the well known professor, who had been
missing for year, has been found in ra-
vine at the foot of the Schneeberg, in the
Syrian Alps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-07-22
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The thermometer at 2 p. m. in Richmond
yesterday stood at 100.
A. Walters, of Danvlle, aged thirty-five,
committed suicide Monday night by taking
laudanum. He leaves q wife and four
children. The cause of the suicide is a
mystery.
Lizzie Scott, colored, was arrested in
Lynchburg, Monday, charged with stealing
u bolt Of cloth from a store. At the station
house the officers made search for the stolen
goods. They failed to find the missing
cloth, but found pattern of fine satteen
in her hustle.
Cuverius's brother visited the prisoner
once or twice last week, and it is said Mrs.
Tunstall, who returned to Richmond last
week, expects to remain there until the
case is presented to the Supreme Court in
September. Now and then Cluverius re-
ceives letter or postal from persons with
whom lie is not acquainted.