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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-01
TUTTLEs NEW STEAM WASH
 FIR FAKES THE LEAD.

1. It will do an ordinary wash ing in an hour, WITH EASY LA BOR, that would require all day to accomplish by hand or other se- called washing machines WITH HARD LABOR.
 2. Its operation is so easy that child ten years of age can do the washing
 8. It cleanses the finest laces, cambrics and embroideries, also the Heaviest blankets, quits and spreads without injury.
 4. It cleanses any article of wearing apparel perfectly; also calicoes and ginghams without ex- tracting the color, and woolen goods and blankets without shrinking them,
 5 washes, steams and bleaches the articles at the same time.
 6. It saves labor, time, clothes, soap, mendin, and last but not least. health and life.
 '. It is sufficiently large for any family, hotel, or laundry, as it holds IT shirts or 40 or 50 ordinary pieces, or blankets, or quilts, or large size tu6 fall of assorted clothes.
 8. It is made entirely of metal and very simple: consequently it cannot get out of order, and with ordinary care will last ten years.
 9. It does away with the use of the back-breaking wash-board, also patent soaps, washing powers or fluids, which contain chemicals, that invariably rot the clothes, and are also an injury to health, though seemingly do good work,
 10. It will pay for itself in a short time, as clothes cleaned in the Tutrle Washer will last twice as long as if washed by the back breaking wash7board, or other so- called washing machine.
 It is adapted for Restaurants, Ho- tels, Private and Public Institutions, l and especially FAMILIES. It is entirely. constructed of metal; hence durable, and will last lifetime if properly used. Ladies who have used 1t say 1t should be called '' Ihe and Life-Preserui7ag Md chine" The Medical Faculty pro- nounce the machine powerful dis leaving the clothes pure as when new. Scientists say it is a invention. Chemists and pronounce it the most eff fectual process of removing dirt and matter from fabrics ever known. .l-ssr I
 We are fully aware of the preiu- 1ices existing against Washing Ma justly, too, by reason of the r thousand inventions thrust upon the public, every one of which have proven to be failures We under 5ake, however, to assume the re- 'ponslbility to state that this is the first and only machine eUer inUeHt- 'd which meets the wants and re- of wash-day. Prlce of Machine, $I5. : Guaranteed to do all I claim for it, IT no sale.
 am to be found at the Bank Elk hange Hotel, or at Samuel Hills Yin shop, Phoenix. H. H. FUTILE,
 TnuanfOr
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Assignees' Notice.

W. A. Hancock and Lawrence M. Dun can having assigned to me their property and effects for the benefit of their creditors all persons having claims against them, or either of them, are requested to pre- sent tho same to me at my office in Phoe- nix and all persons indebted to said as- signors will please make payment to me without delay. C. A. TWEED,
 Phanix, A. f.. Oct. 6, 1ss4. Assignee
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Notice fer Publication.
LHomestead No. 100
H. H. FUTILE,
 TDuaD

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIz.
 December 5. 1884. NJ OFFICE is hereby given that the fol, ' lowing name q settler has file notice oi his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made be- fore the Honorable D. Ii. Pin DeY, Judge Second District Court. county of Maricopa, at his chambe in Phoenix on the 14th day of February, 1885, viz: Henry AlthOff, Phoenix, Marcopa county, Arizona, for the S F A of Sec 4, Tp l. R ? E. and names the following as II. Tiffany, John A. Iutgerding and Michael Hoff, all of Phoenix, Maricopa county, Arizona.
 BENJ- NJ THOMAS, Register. First publication Dec. II, 1884.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-01

GRAND MASTER Wm Wilkerson
 10. OF, Of Arizona, has issued a warrant for the institution o1 Lodge of Odd Fellows at Flagstsff.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-01

1st New millinery establishment opened n Lemon block.
 Dr. R. E Lightburne and wife arr rive from Canada. ftttss
 2d First Sunday School cohven, ton III Arizona convened at. the Washington street M E Church and organized for business this morning.
 Sd Territorial Sunday Sahool cons vention in session.
 4;h Ferry boat on the Verde at Nc, Dowell up set but no lives lost
 5th Meeting of Republican Coun> ty Central Committee.
 ArtzOaaa Arroao appears. z 9th Young man In the employ of Judge Lemon attempted to cut his throat.
 7th Town Council in session.
 District court conviened.
 1'he "Red Baron" puts in an ap- pearance to attend court.
 Board of Supervisors in session.
 6th Board Of Supervisors and Dist. Court in session.
 MT F T Davila locates the EI Me9- cu1I0 in Phoenix.
 Arguments in court on Churchill vs Reavis ease.
 9lh Special Grand Jury ordered for he case of Jas sShadrick
 10th Ice mill started up.
 Chinese gardener named An Bon killed by his partner, Jo Winebro, pn ranch of H. w. Cook north of | town e
 11th District court in session. 12th Easter celebration by the congregation begun. Deputy G. s. Clark Churchill re- ]
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-01
Thursday - January l. 1885,

THE Courier urges the appoint ment of MT. c. B.sFoster for Sur veyor General of Arizona.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-01

9th City election. MT G F Coats elected mayor; Messrs. J R Looseley, O L Mahoney, council men; M Mitchell, treasurer; H Gar fas, Marshal.
 9th The new ferry on the Salt River put Tn operation.
 7th Goldman & Co.'S new liquor house opens for business.
 0th Mir Hersche gave concert'at the Baptist Church. is
 9th Powder house southwest of town exploded
 Phoenix Jockey Club instituted.
 10th Articles of incorporation of the Arizona Land and Cattle Go filed with the County Recorder.
 Territorial Fair Assoclaticn hold a meeting.
 18th New City Council comes in,
 Fire in Goldman & Co.'S sheds l.
 Social at Presbyterian Church
 14th Ladies of Phoenlx cndeavor ie open pubic reading room.
 18th Opening of new Lemon Hotel by supper and ball.
 Death of little child of Xr5 and Ms A c Baker from swallowing poIson. } 10th Phoenix Jockey Club! racts. 17th Races of Jockey Club.
 Thunder storm.
 18th Apricots ripe. AE '5' s19lh. Messrs Patton & Creighton finish and deliver the rewsof tene- 4 ment houses for Lieut.. Dravbo
 A C Baker. r..appuinted City Attor- ney, T W Hine City Recorder and Frank h cKean zanjero by newicity council.
 22d Mexican bitten by rattlesnake on Pendegrast ranch. Recovers. e2Sds Death of Infant son of Mr and Mrs Barrium. Grain cutting 1 proceeding at Tempe. 25th Teams began fording the Salt River for the first time since | February.
 Rev G L Pearson resigns his con greg ation on account Of bad health. 20th Infant daughter of Nr an M IS H c Orme died.
 3Oth Death of Lloyd Hill,of Phoe- nix, on the Gila.
 Decoration Day; no observance in Phoenix, 1 3lst Mercury 9s in the shade.
 JUNE. 2d Mail sacks lost in the river in April recovered.
 9th Editor of the HERALD left for he east.
 9th Blaine nominated for presi> lent by the Republican Convention t Chicago. 4 Baptist Charch social. 9tl Free reading room opened in 'hoenix.
 18th Ripe breaches in R. L. Far ingtOn's orchard. i 18th Pedro Orlego shot and in- [ -antly killed by Chelso Grijalva on ( 1cob Starral's ranch, above Phoe- c ix. Petition for repeal of theatrical | cense ordinance of Phoenix c goth Mir Jo Caleboise accidentally Al dapraronel,r ol,f,t ot Jopasv;ll 23d Celebration f St. Johns day the Catholic Church. Fiesta opened.
 25th Schoenfeld & Heyman open c, new furniture siore in Smiths a w block. ol 18th NIT W T Everhart opens new nj ug and variety store in the Gang si Hiding. IF
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ceived telegram to the effect that q charter had been granted 10 Grand Lodge I O O F of Arizona by the Sovcrign Grand Lodge.
 Fredreco Alviso adjudged insane.
 18th Death of Prof G w Drew.
 Mall and baggage lost by upset> ting of boat at the ferry.
 James Smith found near the Grand Canal in a dying condition; died soon after. Cause, fall from wagon.
 14th Valley Bank of Phoenix goes lntu operations vice First National Bank.
 Funeral of Prof Drew.
 10th Hanging of Casey in Tucson.
 Corner stone of w T Smiths new building laid.
 18th Lost mail partly recovered from the river.
 Territorial Sec. Van Arman ar> rives in Phoenix.
 18th Call published by the HER> AID, at the request of a citizen, for a meeting of citizens to consider the proposition of organizing Territo> rial Fair Association.
 18th A swindler calling himself s L Petit fired from the HERALD office.
 Court adjourned to the 30th inst. |, when Shadrick, the murderer will be tired.
 2Oth Baptist church dedicated.
 Running races at the Balsz track.
 Shooting scrape at Humbug; no harm done.
 Fist Stage held up above Gillett.
 22d Meeting held in the court> house for the formation ot Fair Association; Dr Wharton chairman and P K Hickey secretary of the meeting.
 23d New ferry on the Salt river began operation.
 25th Republican Territorial Con- ventien convened, Tn Phoenix for nomination of Delegates to Chicago. Hon c Churchill and Hon A H Stebblns nominated.
 Close of public schools for the season.
 26lh Phoenix Lodge, No. 2 I Q o F, celebrate the anniversary of the Order.
 Grand Lodge of Arizona, OoF, instituted by D D G $ Clark Churchill.
 27th Celebration of Aozart's Twel- fth Mass at the Catholic church.
 Accident to Salt river ferry boat whereby several citizens were thrown into the river but escaped drowning.
 18th Past Grand Sire John B Harmon of I o o F left for San Francisco today.
 Grand Lodge I o O F closed it's session to meet at Tucson next year % h Town very quiet.
 30th Court convened for the trial of Jas Shadrick- for the murder of Phelps,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-01
FEBRUARY.


 31st Fair weather.
 Much railroad talk.
 FEBRUARY.
 1st Committee of citizens inspect the new courthouse at request of Board of Supervisors.
 Sale of the old courthouse proper ty. It is purchased by W. T. Smith for S4,45e.
 Railroad meeting held at Tempe.
 2d Rain.
 Sale of Union Sunday School property at auction.
 News of the death of Associate Justice A. W. Sheldon in San Fran cisco received.
 Railroad meeting held in the old court room. Resolutions passed and Capt NJ H Calderwood, J T Alsap and N A Morford appointed a com mittee to correspond with parties proposing to build a road into this section to ascertain what help they desire from the citizens of the valley.
 Land League formed.
 3d Death of Mrs. F. L. Brill.
 High water in the river.
 4th County delinquent tax list published.
 Clock in tower of new courthouse put in operation.
 Board of Supervisors in session.
 Regular meeting of City Council.
 5th Funeral of Mrs. Brill.
 Land League committee publish an address to the people of the Ter ritory affected by the Peralta grant.
 First mails cross the. river in sov- eral days,
 9th Hail storm and rain.
 7th Board of Supervisors Tn ses- sion.
 8th High waters continue.
 Mir. N Rosenthal and bride arrive.
 9th Peach trees about town in bloom.
 Bar of Phoenix held 8 meeting concerning the land grant business.
 11th The new firm cf Pollock-65 begin business.
 Suit brought against J A Revis 1y Hon. Clark Churchill to quiet title.
 12th Board of Supervisors confirm he sale of old courthouse property.
 18th Concert at the M F Church. Board of Supervisors order Dis- rict Attorney Baker to take proper measures to protect county property | rom Peralta grant claim.
 18th News received of great fire n Prescott; destruction of Sherman 1ouse and death of Lieut.. Holmes, 'ditor of the Mtner, in the flames his morning. @-A @- Heavy rain.
 10th Michael Coffman arrested as 1sane,
 MT L Fowler returns and reports .uijotoa road finished. 18th MT V Porter, an old reside nt f the valley, died at his home ten liles west of Phoenix. Levy, book keeper for Balsz & Eel 8, skipped out with $500. 18th River very high; nearly lile wide below town. County officers move into the new 
 goth Work of tearing down the old 1urthouse to place new building ! the site begun. 22d News oi the lynching of Helth, le of the Bisbee bandits, received om Tom bsfone. 23d City mud bound. Wall of Tom Browns residence Il in. George Phelps shot and killed by ames Shadrick in front of Asher's \ ore; great excitement; talk of Shadrick. f 24th Coroners inquest on the body George Phelps. Fight among settlers southwest of k wn about stock; arrest of some of o Q parties. f, Antone Juan Dias and Ramon evis, out west of town, have a ht for possession of the daughter C Quevis, whom Dias desires to
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-01

In Fancy la stcck of ladies' Misses and Childrens Shoes pete The Cents ndeFwear usua stands unsurpassed
 N,B---Our stock of Ladies UIsters, DoImans, New Waking Jsckefs and childFens CioaHg vii be "Sd at half the cost of manufacture, to close out.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03
A GARD.

HNoW ye, that by the payment o.
N S227.40 am permitted to sell in
toxlcating liquors at my house. To the
wife who has Il drunkard for husband,
or q friend who is unfortunately dissipa.
ted / say emphatically, give me notice
In such cases in which you are interest.
ed, and all such persons shall be exclu.
ded from my place. Letmothers, fathers
sisters and brothers do likewise, and the
request shall be regarded. ] pay a liea,
Wy tax forthe privilege Of selling whisky
and other liquors, and want II distinct,
ly understood that have no desire Ia
sell to minors, or drunkards, OF to the
poor and destitute. much prefer thai
they save their money and put 1t where
1t will do the most good. There are gen.
tlemen Of honor and men OF money, who
can afford it, and 1t Is with those 1 desire
to trade. l would say to those who wish
to trade with me, and can afford it,
come, and will treat you gentlemanly
and Courtcously.
Respectfully,
may97-lm, JOS. HEN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

The wool market is opening dull.
The Waynesburg (Pa.) Messenger Of
a late date reports sales Of wool
there at % cents per pound. Far.
mers should have more than this
figure for their product, and we be.
lieve they will get 1t before the
season is over. There is consider.
able Of last years clip in this coun.
", in the hands Of those able to
hold over, and unless prices ad.
vance this seasons clip will be
slowed away also. Good wool is
being purchased in Marion county
a. % cents delivered MOundsriils
Reporter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

PLEASANT FLATS ITEMS. = The
rains during the last week have
improved things amazingly.
The corn looks well, but the
farmers are complaining of the cut
worm in sod land.
The Surveyors of the different
rOads have been busy repairing
them, which adds greatly to their
condition.
We have two base bali clubs in
the Flats, which have reorganized
aud are now ready to receive and
accept challenges.
Mr., lobe Lewis was circulating
among his many friends in the
Flats last Sunday.
MIS-, w. ID. d. Stewart, Of Wash.
ington county, Ohio, is now spend.
ing Q few weeks at her grandfath.
er's, Mr.. o. H, P. Van Matre.
Dr. W. N. Berkeley, Of Washing.
ton, D. G., who has been located at
the stOrtz House, Point Pleasant,
for some time, is now spending a
few weeks With his brother, Mr..
Simon Berkeley, Of the Flats.
Your fellow townsmau, Mr.. R.
H. Van Matre, and wife, spent last
Sunday at his fathers. GOSSIP.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

Are You Tired Of Being Slck7
We want to say word TO the men,
women and girls who work in stores, Of.
fees and factories. There are hundreds
Of thousands Of you in the country.
Very few Of you are well. You IRE shut
up TOO much and exercise too little
In this way You get sick. Your blood
is bad, your digestion poor, your head
often aches, you dOn't feel like work. =
Your liver, stomach and kidneys are out
Of order. Parkers Tonic has cured
hundreds Of such cases. 1tispure, sure
and pleasant.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

AT St. Louis a drunken brute
beat his wife nearly insensible,
when covered with wounds she %.
capped from him and appealed to
two men passing to protect her,
until she could go back to the
house and get her shawl and 60
to the Dispensary and have her
wounds dressed. They went tow.
ards the house with her, when
they were met BY the brute, when
he and one Of the men got into q
fight, and the husband was knock
ed down twice and finally killed
by a blow from the mans fist. That
was just too bully for any use.-Es.
If that kind Of @medicine" was
used on certain individual Of this
town, it would do credit to the man
who administered it, and also rid
the town Of a very bad character.
We eau tell him, however, that il
he repeats his capers of a few weeks
ago he will be taken out and treat.
ed TO coat Of tar and feathers, as
the people are much incensed at
his conduct.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

MARRrED.-A special dispatch
from Pennington, Me-, announces
the marriage Of Col. Jake Kemple,
the West Virginia humorist, to
Miss Nellie F. Goodwin, Of tina,
place. They first met while the
groom was stumplng the State for
Blaine. An intimacy sprang and
they were married on Thursday.
It was a generally accepted belief
that the lawyer, politician, states.
man and lecturer was a confirmed,
though gallant, bachelor it was
never believed that he would mar
ry, but the little god with the bow
and arrow is a strange fellow and
it is not always an easy task Ia
predict who be will select as bis
victim. Colonel Kemple, when he
reaches his old home, will End
hearty congratulations and well
wishes awaiting him.-.State Journal
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Our Pleasure is in Giving SascatonYou viii be made Welcome
rnaAn NoTfctIs.
Special commissioners Sale Of
Valuable Real Estate.

Special Commissioners Sale Of
Valuable Real Estate.
pY virtue Of decree entered III the
ID cause Of John Hope and wife vs..
The Valley City Salt Company and 9th.
erS, by tic Circuit Cotirtol Mason roun.
w. West Virginia, oil the 10Th day OF
September, 1852, the undersigned Spec.
ial Commissioners, will sell BY way Of
public auction, at the Front Door Of the
Court House, Of said county, on the
Goth day Of June, 1885,
10 the highest bidder, the following des.
cribed real estate situate in said county,
and bounded as follows: Beginning at d
locust stake SGT in the ground on course
N. 670W. Z. 10 links frona sugar tree
at the foot Of the river bill, back Of the
bottom land, the satte corner to the Ma
ior Brown land, thence leaving the said
Brown land n, rs, W. 81 poles II links
to locust stake set In the ground,
thenCcS. l2' w. l64 poles to a stake on
a course due West 70 links to a black
gum y inches In diameter, and N. 81, Il
ii links to another black gum Oinches
in diameter, thence S. Is Il. 81 poles Al
links 10 stake in said Browns line at
or near the mouth Of ravine on the
bank Of Sliding Hill Greek, thence with
said Browns line N. l00 Z. told call)
now bears n. l9' Z. l54 poles to the place
OF beginning, containing thirty ..aCres Of
land togttller with the tightol.way TWEEN.
ty feet wide for railroad track over the
lands Of A. L, Sehon at and adjacent to
to the lands OF Major Brown, running
from said thirty acre tract to the public
road; and also the following real estate
situate In said county and described as
follows Beginning ut the Southeast cor
ner OF the tract above described, thence
n. 824 Il. along the line between the Sc.
hon farm and the Major Brown tract 20
rods aud 2 links, thence N. 52I w. I
rods and links, thence S. 32l W. % rods
and II links 10 the north line OF the
above mentioned 30 acre lot, thence N,
IS i. Z rods and ~ links to the place OF
beginning, estimated b contain one and
Ohe.iiith acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE
Cash as to one.third Of the purchase
money, and the residue upon credit Of
one and two years in equal instruments
the purchaser giving bond with good SO.
curity as TO the deferred payments and
the Commissioners retaining the legal
title as further security.
CHAS. Z. H0GCi,
D. W. POLSLEY,
Special Commissioners
certify that the above Commission.
era have given bond before me with up.
proved security, this 18th day OF May,
1885. R, L. MITCHELL,
may 20 4w. Clerk.
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PRorASIrY.-It was long since
truly said by an English poet that
"Immodest words admit Of no de.
Tense; for want Of decency is want
Of sense" We speak of this mat.
ter because people are frequently
disguised and ladies annoyed by
the vulgar and profane converse.
'ion of men of small minds on the
public streets. Profanity is bad
enough in private; but to utter
vulgar oaths on the public streets
should not be tolerated.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

We return thanks to Mr.. John S.
Miller, fora nice lot Of straw berries,
left at the editors residence last
Monday. MI. Miller never forgets
the printers. He haslots Of berries
now ready for the market.
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SELL YOUR
CATTLE FOR CASH.

w W. JACKSON, Of New Haven,
w, West Virginia, will pay the high
est market price for all kinds Of good
Butcher stock; II you have anything In
that line give him a call before selling
elsewhere and see Il there is not one
Butcher in Mason County, who never
causes the Farmer to loose any sleep for
fear he will not get his pay. Take your
pay as you so and be happy.
may 20-4W,
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This town Is getting intos pref
" plight indeed when q drunken,
worthless negrois permitted touse
theimost vulgar Language upon.the
streets, alta time when ladies are
passing to and fro, as was the case
Monday night. This same negro,
not content with bis yulgafities as.
saultedrJoe French, 10 Dr. Hoy's
Drug Store with q knife, and had
Il not been ior d few small boys who
were around there at the time,
would, in his drunken frenzy, 40
doubt, have cut him badly. A po-
lice officer was present q The time,
but he seemed TO be afraid to per-
form his duty, aud no arrest was
made. Such an officer ought to be
dismissed from the force at once
Il this town to be delivered oyerto
alawless mobH That is what the
people are now asking. We can.
not but condemn in the severest
terms such conduc! onithe part Of
both white and black, and
hope that the Council will see TO
it, that a sufficient number Of re
liable men are put on the police
force, to keep the peace Of the town,
SO that ladies and gentlemen will
not be insulted every time they go
out upon the streets. If thisis not
done, there will be some killing,
that is all.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-06-03

The warm season is near to US,
and it will not be considered out Of
place to impress, at this time, the
public mind with the duty Of
cleanliness. To prevent diseases
Of u dangerous character, inciden.
tai to the hot summer season, find.
ing a Judgment in our city, and
around houses in the country also,
is most urgent necessity. There
is no use In careless overhaullng;
a thorough expurgalion is required
and can be effected only by ener,
getic action. Small houses in
which large families reside, will be
very much benefited by ample
ventilation; and any attention
given will bOuntifully remunerate
those who have pluck enough to
act on our suggestion,