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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-01-29

Senator Chaffee, from the Committee on
Fisheries, reported in favor of printing 1000
copies of the annual report of the shell fish
commissioners; and also 500 extra copies of
the report of the regular commission of fish
cries; both passed.
Senator Maltbie introduced bill to regu-
late the sale and manufacture of dynamite
and it was sent to the Judiciary. 1t recites
the different kinds of powder to be known as
dynamite and provides that all persons sell
ing or manufacturing dynamite must be
licensed in the county where they reside by
the county commissioners, the amount to be
paid for a license being left blank, to be
filled by the Judiciary and each license to be
given for one year only on the first Monday
of the new year; any citizen objecting to the
sale or manufacture of dynamite must petit
ton for hearing, and each
person licensed must print an adj
vertisement of the fact in a news
paper printed in the same county; the recep-
tacle for its sale must be plainly marked
with the sellers name and date of sale; gun
powder and ordinary blasting powder are e1-
empted; transporters of dynamite must keep
q record of the day and date, amount, point
of delivery and to whom and by whom de-
livered, and the record shall be open to the
public; bonds (the amount to be filed by
the Judiciary must be given by each person
licensed, and also by parties transporting
dynamite; any person engaged in the use of
dynamite must be licensed by the town clerk
of the town where he resides, and the clerk
shall keep record of all such licenses; the
penalty of; violation is left blank for the
Judiciary to fill; Judiciary.
SenatorTurner, two bills relating to courts:
That two terms of the Superior court be held
in Waterbury, on the first Tuesday in Feb
ruary and November; all suits on the Decem-
bar docket of 1885 shall go upon the docket
of the November term. The other bill pro-
vides that the judge of any court who may
have neglected to make finding of facts in
any cause may at any time within three years,
at the request of either party, make and file
such finding; both sent to the Judiciary.
Senator Robertson, that the tax collected
from foreign insurance companies be appro-
priated for the benefit of fire departments in
cities and boroughs; Judiciary.
Senator Maltbie, from the Judiciary. re-
ported in favor of the amendment to the
charter of the Bridgeport Land Improve
ment company, approved February 81, 1884.
and not accepted by the stockholders until
October 4, 1884; tabled for calendar and
printing.
At 1915 the Senate went into executive
session to take action on communications
sent in this forenoon by the Governor. The
following nominations were read and referred
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-01-29
January 80, 1856.
TraueIers' Guide.
Sunday Night Boat for New York

The Steamer NEW HAVEN, Captain Walter {
Post leaves Ne8 Haven at 1890 p. m state room
sold at the Elliot House. Free Stage from Ipsar
ance Building Chapel street, commencing at
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to Hi;
adelphia Goth routes) Baltimore and .Washinat'in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09
MQerlet.

= @efern befano ii1 elm gifenz
babn=@ =@Omite aus Gerrbille uno ben um=
liegenben Counties in San MRtonio.
Dafelbe beftebt aus ben 6erren 6.
S9reiner, 90. so. Scott unb s. M.
GiImer BON Rerrpille, 6. Montague. 6.
6uffmeber, o. garmidael unb s.. Nol
bon ganbera unb s. 8onneu bon San
Mntonio. 9as gomite bielt mebrere
Beratbungen nit ben Direetoren Der
Aranfas paB gabn ab, tpeIde benz gos
mite folgenoe Be6ingungen ftelten: !:
Die gabH foll nod 2errbiae gebaut
iperben, lpenn bieienisen, tuel9e an Der
Babn intereifirt iinb, Bombs I'm Hetras
ge bon $4,000 pro Meile nebmen unb
freies Wegeredt ii9ern. Capt. S1rei-
ner bat fiG erboten, fiir ii6 allein fir
$4,000 Bombs au nebmen uno garan.
tirt, baB orei Wiertel Der berlangten
Sumri1e. Dber $65, 900 ge3ei1net tpers
ben, tuenn bic @ef9dftsleute in San
Mntonio bas feblenbe Wiertel aufbrinz
gen. fs
= @eifern tpurbe bic @ranbiurp fit
ben nd9iten Sermin bes Diftrietgeri9ts
eingef6woren. Sic beftebt aus ben
9erren: 5. g. Hamlep, 8ormann;
Sames Oougbertp, s. 6. Bed, s. s.
8raop, Mmos Sones, gbarIes geitel.
Sam Waperid, Sohn 8. Bolton, Seife
presnaq. %. s. Me1ling, 2ouig Oge
W. U. Wallace. in ieiner Sniiruction
an bic Surp pertpies Der &l1ter auf
oas RoabgeieB unh bic beitebenben @e=
ieBe gegen bas 1a3arbipiel uno bas ios
aiale llebel unb empfabl, ben uebertres
tungen berielben Nufmertiamfeit au
tplomen. Gerner bob CT berbor, baB
Mffibabits Dpr Der Granbiurp oft in
lei9tfertiger Weiie gema9t tpirben,
tpesbalb es nOtbmenoig fei, biefelben
genau 3u prhfen, Oh BEL benz Beidm6=
rem berielben tein Meineio begangen
uerbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09
Dor ben SdjraIlkfn.
gsooells bon g. =. asiiDenbrudB.
!. (Gprtfetuno.l

81 =
Sn BEN frieoieligen Dafein Heiner
@tdbte gorbbeutI1lanes, ipel9es ii1
eerubfoln ul1ter ben slugen eiier boben
Dbrigfiit abmidelt, giebt Is uur elm
bffeutli9es, oufregenbes 6haufpieI !:
G1iDurgeri9tss Werban0lungen nit be.
riibmten uub beriiGtisten Yerbredern.
Mles gebt babel mad @eieb unb Crbs
nAu8 5us unD 1as er165t fiir ben Norb.
teuti6en ben Reia. Nan fommt m6as
Ii6f frhh, um I'D einen Blob 5u ii1ern
bon BEN aus man Mles re9t genau ie.
Zen li1lb bbren fann. Honoem man fid6
ii pnrberifer Neibe niebergelafIen, fiebt
man li9 I'M unb fiebt 3und9ft nod gar
nidts. Mlan III eben 10 frab eefommeu,
bab man beiuabe ber ein3ige Menf1
i'm S1wurgeri6tsfaale tit rur Der @es
ri@isbiener In feinem bIauen Sod gebt
NIT getuidtigen 6dritten unb nit lIns
5fiI uesfiirbenbtr Nmtsmiene I'M 6aale
auf unb ab. Dos i1abet ober ui9ts !;
I'm @egentbeil, Is getpdbrt cine belon6es
re luft einerl erf9iitteruoen NDrauua
Ii9 langiam Dorbereiten 3u ieben, man
f6ldrft ben 69ouer 3ug jlr 3ua nit
ber Geele elm. 3und1ft tpirb Der GaoI
gentuIfert un6 genau beleben; er III
bod, bur9 3tpsi Sfoduerte gebaut, nit
gro6en Wogenfenifern biiben uno brii.
ben. Dort gegeniiber auf Der grb6buua
Der Ian8e griine Slid, auf tueI@em eros
BE, fmmar5e, b0l3erne Sintenfd6er Re>
ben, an bem tperben uddber bic HiGter
fiben, bort 3ur Re6ten fiHb bic Bdnfe
fir bic @ef@noreles, unb ibnen gegens
hber bic AHflngebnHt nit ben 6iten
Der 8ertbeioiger bdnor = ob bas Git
ter bprI ber MnlIoeeb1nf aud fejf genug
iff2 lluuilIfirlim tpiro es barauf bin
geprilit Limb nun Bic Sbiir ba Iinfs,
0idt Ileben Der Mnflaeebant, tpenri
man bie EbIit dilIiebf, Iduft ginem elm
mobItbdtiges .Gruieln ben RiideH biHz
uiltsrs buf6 bftfe 3biir ui<b 81 na1ber
eintreten. gr, Der Sdredlife, oer Jns
texeIIontg BON tenl man bisber intmer
nlar ben Na.aeii geb6rt fat un6 ben
Man nun pixlIi9 gai15 Ilabe leibhaftig
le9enz Joy: @ie er ausfeben alag2 &c.
mlB grdBiid); ilnb sans in ber Hdbe sis
nss lolusH filrd5ierli6en wleniden
aa. LTD ,moH nun gan3 fher uub rubig
sgsn sonnsn, 10 rnbig, ba6 man fogor
leln Brngfiid betsehren fam. ipenu
mQn meldDes mifgebradt hot = esE iif
oo@ 300 pisl aufresenbe, nub ida6uer,
s1ls tpsnil man In Der W,euooerjiysD jyDlu,r mr.
PEN &dlie eines a6uigstiesrs ifebt.
NumdbIi5 iiiat I'D Ser gool 81,
@el@iuOrsnen fOmmen eiuer nad5 benz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

Nnbern aum bic Hid1ter er5dheinen unb
urtterhoIteu I'D, Iei5e-tpie feierIid, nnb
errlff re ousix6enLber Mftuor her ala
@eridtsimreiber funoirt. ,bodf 9eiue Nos
piere uuf bem 9iitb ous nnb lect iid5 Ste
ise0er aureMt, reibt i'd Sic ndnbe.
r6uipert iid uno fiebt NIT iiberIeoenen
Bliden auf bas Vublifum-.io. ia. ser
perftebt bic 6ad,e, bas iieht man INN
an.
So mar bic Stimmuua uub 70 fob
es aus, no beute 6@ombera, Der Mdus
Der. unb Nfarie Qiide, feline 0elfersI1eI.
ferin, ibr llrt6eiI BON SEN &eidbmore. !.
men empfanaen follteu. Bon friiber
Stunbe an hatteu fid1 Bic 8dufe 6es
3ub6rerraumes aefiinf unb Is moreu
hanntfdd5lidt hie TiitoIiener her @eselI.
idait, usIdle man auf BEN poroerffen
pIdten bemerfte. 3u benz @ruieI unb
Shauer, BEN man BON Dem Mubiide oes
3dubers ermortete. oejeIIte nd, rutb cine
anbere Mnaiehunosfraff. bie imobem.
frphe gfeuaierbe Gei6enffein Asr Gon<
beriina. Ser b6laerne meferenhor inIite
ia ais NertbeibIner reben nuS non
burfte nd, neben hem Grfmiitternhem
aud ettpos Welnifioeuhes nerinredem
alud, i'm 51omie bes @erid,tsrnibs
6ainsbero iporen Fir he,te Worn,ittoo
Sic GousboItunosforden 9ouiin1sn
anbertrdut, beun JrduIein aiesden iob
nit ibren Greunbinnen auf Der 3meiten
Nonf ,ts;ffc,, s,,,fer Asn {ihr;oan OuhX
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sr f4wers fiir ben Dols. O6 er ipobl
bemerfen tDiirbe, baB Grduleiu 2ies9en
oa mar? Rein, er f9ien faum 3u feben,
bab iiberbaupt Weniden i'm 3ub0rerz
raum Dorbanben tparen. Nuf ieinem
plabe Dor Der Mutlagebanf iebte er fid
nieoer unb legte elm paar Bidder unb
papiere, bic CT mitgebro9t bate, auf
ben Sif9 Dor ii@, baum ffhkte er bic
1dnbe auf bic Qnie unb fab iteif obne
3egung ba. gr fab ni9t re1ts, nitt
llnfs. er fab nur grra5eaus Dor ii9 bin !;
aber au4 Die 0ef1moreneu, bic ibm
gegeniiber plab nabmen, blidte er ni1t
an, fonbern auf einer Steae bes Gubs
booens hafteten feline Nugen. Was er
nur fu9te9 Grduletn Qies1en folate
unwiafiirlif ber Ri9tung fsines unper.
dnoerten 1lides = ieoo9 es mar ni1ts
3iI ieben.
9as 0aar bdtte ct fib tpeniaifens
orbentli9 MAIDEN fonnen, ,-b6rte 5rdus
lein 3Ies9en oie 6timme elmer ibrer
Greunoinnen neben fG-unb In Der
1bat bing ibm bic i9warae Mdbne
siemli9 turr unO uait um Die eisslaite
Stirne.
+ llnb ben Rod orbentli9 abbarften
lafen, ttigte cine 3meite bin3u.
9id, iiberbaupt bic Sadie mirb out.
iagte binter ibr elmer bon Geibenfteins
Roaegen, lnb bas @eIddter, ueI6es
ben Worten fOIste, i9nitt Dem armen
Sies@en bitter ins 6er5. Wenn bod
ielH dnBerer Weni9 benz inneren nur
etmas mebr dbnli9 gefeben bdtte, uno
penn he bod nur gar ni9t bersetoms
men udre!
Gin Raul6en unb RIappern giua
bur@ ben @aal = Der prdiibent bes
SGmurgeri9ts bate oas 3eideu aum
Beginn ber Werbanblung gegeben-Mlz
les fu@te feline pldbe.
(Gortfetuns foIst.)
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aetm sfmpd,en. gaetse,t ,,ehr.

eoparb Sbepberb in 6arrisbura, Sa., faat !:
sDa Der @ebrau& bes electric Bitter 70 tpobI.
tbdtige 6olsen tiir mid bate, baIte id, mid fir
berpfi9tet bies eer IeiDtnpen Nenfdbeit nit.
tutbeilen Sd bate adt Sabre lang Gin boies
8ein unb meine aerjte bebauptsten, bab ent.
peber her auoden seidabf ober oas 8ein ob.
senommen iuerben miiue. Statt beHen aebraud,.
te ib bret 8Iaf4en electric Bitter nno 1 Sd,ad,.
ttIn 8udlsns arniea. Sal6e unb mein Befn ii
iett gduub.
electric Ditters ipirb ftets ben erfoIa baben,
Der fiir baifelbe beanfprudt mirb. Nur SO
Gents bic Glafde Bet 4. Dretb.
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Mranlas > 8abn.

gis auf meitere Mnfiinbisune ipirf
etn gemif6ter 3ug ber San 9lntonit
unb aranfas paB 8abn ben Silt
Glores Str. Babnbof, G,onntag's aus.
genommen, um 50 llbr MOreens ab.
geben. @nfunft in glmenborf Inn 1C
Hbr Morgens unb lduft big gum Cub
puntt Der 8abn. NerldBt @lmenbori
um 3 ubr As Min. MOrgens. Gra6l
ge5t bis glmenoorf auBer Bel fpe3iel=
lem 2cntratt. paiiasiere iperben big
gum gnopuuft Der Babn bef6roert..
N. 2ott
prdiibent unb 8srpalter.
4.12.t-
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MnfHnoignna.

Wir baben iebt uniere 5 Cents, 10
@entss, 25 Gents, so Gents. unb $1s
Sii6e. bic Spielia9en aller Mrt, pup.
pen unb berfdiebene febr nhblide Nre
tifel entbalten, arransirt uno Iaben
gum 8aufe elm. Mer ii9 NIT Weib.
na1tsmaaren perieben mill, Der tomme
balo. gDir baben ih6ne Saden, befo=
rirte unb nit Ulottos periebene 3aNen.
Gerner mpen 3u iebr niebrigen
preiien.
81, ,1Mftup Gfegorp & s 0.
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I Wauberbtlt +

Netp Dort, 8. De3ember.-Wdbrenb
siiler unterrebung nit Nr. Garret, benz
yrdi1oenten Der Ohio & Baltimore
gabn, 1T William o. 8anberbilt, Der
betannte pielfude Milliondr uno giien-
babnfonig, urplbbli1 pon, SmIaae aes
rtibrt uorben unb seitorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

@egen l1ntb dtigteit ber geieren
uno Der 2eber giebt es ni6ts Beferes
tuie Or. Musu'ft &6niss $ am-
burger Sropfen. Sinf3ig @ents
bic Glaf9e. gu baben in allen 9pos
thefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

Gin ober Nusbiloung.-
vSieber OOftor, tper maltraitirt benn
bort briiben 10 grdBll9 bic 8io!ine2
Oas is ia gum Wabniinnigmerben."
Softor: rOas 1T elm Neffe BON,
mir, er bilbet li6 elm, er biloe li6 aus .
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&lagen iiber f6le6te 3eiten
Silft gu Ni1ts mi0it Su bereiten
Dir i'm 6er5 3ufriebenbeit,
WuBt Dn @all & Nr gebrau9en,
Sdgli6 elm paar pfeifen rau6en,
3 fotet cine Aleinigteit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

Feiles Sarsaparilla" fir
ale 8lut. uab SautfranfEeiten. Rurirt bic
fdlimmfen Sale bon Blutperaiftuna bio aur
gew0hnliden Ginne. 0ebrau9sanmeifuna auf
Der Etifette. Gabri3irt bon, eer AIamo Wlffa
@ompanl uHb gum geriauf an Bieberbertdufer
uno an @risatperiomen bel ". Nreib, Gan
Mntonie,
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ssImproved Condition Powders'' fir @fer.
be nno @inoDieb. Elm ausgesei9nctes umo ct.
probtes Bulper in ber 8ehanbluns bon 8ub
tranfbeiten aaer Mrt, alsemeine llnpabIidfeit
AnDadf'n Der Saut, &dube, seIbes @aiIer
Mansel an Mppetit. @ebrau9sapmeiluna au
oer Etifette. 6abri3irt bon unb gum 8erfaui
BET Mbolpb DreiB, sIamo gIasa, aeaen.
iber Der Yoitoffiee, @an gntonio.
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guter q Ratb. = penlionstpirtb !:
Wieber i9ledt gefflafen, 9err BRO.
fefor? Da follten @ie's bod nit Dem
@bloraihpbrat beriu@en, bas 1T elm
ii1eres Mittel!"
Sommersait: .,Wirtlida 81 bann
gebem Sic bod lieber Sbreu @an3en
gbloralbporat."
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Ss TT fait uun0this, barauf bin=
Sumelien. oaB st. Safobs Del ein un=
abertreffll9es 9eilmittel gegen Gbeu=
nlatismus-iit.
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- Sn Der persaneenen Mode ereia-
neten ii6 in San 9lntonio II Sobess
fdae, 6 bapon in 6.Ise BON 4usSebruns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

Gin alter 9err in elmer @elelI=
t6att bat einen auffaqenb iduaraem
Bart. Vi besriiBt etmas BON oben ber,
ab elnen 0errn unb beoauert nit and=
bieem ga9eln, benielben eine 3eitlana
ni9t geieben 3u baben.
rWie. 0err Baron, cine 3eitlana
iagen Sie2 Oas 1T ia f60n cine
@migfeit Der! gs uerben stpanaia
Sabre iein, erinnern Sic iid bod, bas
mails tru9en Sic Sbren Bart nod
weiB."
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Sebr. @riber, ,Supeliere, ,Main=g glaaa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-12-09

3meissOffice BON Martin &
9 9rpper go. 2 Commerce @traBe
nabe ber Bride.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
Ap Iaterestfng Lecture.

~le lecture last evening by Dr |. Busby was exceedingly interesting and entertaining. His subject, "What Blind Man Saw iii Jerusa- salem" took in also Turkey in the navy of which Dr. Busby once ser we'd as an officer. At the close of the lecture proper he took up the subject of phrenOlogy and with a a few brief explanatory remarks pro- ceeded to "feel the bumps" on Dr.
 Wharton's cranium. The result was amusingly accurate in many respects and served to establish the fact that Dr. Busby is careful de- lineater of character Tn which he is very considerably assisted by the chronological anatomy of his subject but depends much upon general physiognomy and a careful analysis of all those things we call "impress- ions" which one person makes upon another. Dr. Busby will make chronological examinations at his rooms at the Gregory House, at sev, enty~five cents each, He will lecture again on Tuesday evening at the Washin gton street, M. E. Church.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
The r-sago Mine

Mir Geo. Mckay, who returned from the Papago mines near the Quijotoa and Maricopa road some forty five miles south from Phoenix drought with him an elegant display of copper and silver ores from the mine of the Chilson brothers, for merly of Globe. For years "Gib" and Dick" Chilson have. been known as among the best prospectors in the Territory, and some time since they struch the mine they are now at work upon and concluded that it was good enough to stay with subsequent developments has proved that they were not mistaken in their judge> ment.
 They undoubtedly nave a very rich mine and one that grows richer as it IS developed. The ore which MT. Mckay brought in evidences the fact that the Papago country will prove rich mining country and one tributary to Phoenix though as yet not receiving any attention from this direction.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
vIc,orIa's Hunting Outfit.

It is quite "on the cards" that the Queens staghounds may be given up before very long. There is great and increasing complIats from the farmers in the country of the losses which they suffer from the serious damage which is inflicted on their property by the followers of the roy al hunt, and the regular incursion of the mob of loafers and roughs who attend the meets IS becoming dan< gerous nuisance. These matters have been mentioned" to the Queen since her return to Windsor, and as her Majesty has never regarded the hunt with any great favor, is prob- able that she will earn the gratitude of her neighbors around Windsor by deciding to abolish the hounds alto- gether The sporting members of royal family are not likely to uphold the hunt, for of late years they have rarely patronized it.-London Truth.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
Productive Soil .

"Speakin' of productive soil,' said the man from Kansas, "the half has never been told. A few weeks ago nay wife said: Why, John, I ble'Ye you've took to growth again. l measured myself an I hope old Gabriei'Il miss me h the final roundup if I handn't grown seven inches in the last two weeks. I could not account for it for some time, till at last I tumbled to the fact that thar war holes in my boots and that internal soil got in thar an done Its work. DId yon see that boy that was with me on the street this mornin'? Looks like he was about eighteen years old. Wal, six months ago my wife she sot our six months old kid down in the plowed ground to play, an gents I'll billy be doggoned if-but you wouldn't believe that if 1 told It. Yes, it's wonderful country, gents. 1 could sit here for hours relatin' actual true facts, but I must rush out an do some tradein'. I've got to buy a hatchet to shingle my barn with. I left my old hatchet out one night last week ard in the morning it was full grown ax. Goodbye."- Junction City Union.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
TerritorII Twjes.
(Miner.l


 Newell Herrick, prominent citi- zen of Phoenix, and chairman of the Maricopa Board of Supervisors, is paying Prescott business visit.
 Hon. Ed. W. Wells arris ed last evening from Phoenix where he has been attending on the Supreme Court during it's special term. He reports that city as very prosperous and the eve of big boom.
 On his return from Phoenix, Judge Rush called on Fred Glover, the con- demned murderer, and informed him of the result Of the result of his ef> forts in his behalf, and the adverse decision of the Supreme Court on the unfortunate mans appeal. Glo- yer appeared but little agitatsd over the matter, and still retains strong hopes that something may interpose to save him from the gallows.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
The Grim Reaper.
There is a reaper whose name is Death And with his sickle keen,
 He reaps the bearded grain at a breath, And the flowers that grow between

And with his sickle keen,
 He reaps the bearded grain at breath,
 And the flowers that grow between"
 Judge and Mrs. J. T. Alssp are called to-day 10 mourn the death of their infant son, Alton Pinkaes- who expired after a long and com apIl.eated illness to-day 2. about 12 o'clock m., at the age of about ten and one>half months. The Judge and his kind hearted wife have the sincere sym pathy of parents in particular and the community Tn general in this hour when grief weighs down their hearts and their loving hopes are cut down by the grim reaper who spares not the tenderest blossom nor the sturdy oak.
 The funeral will take place to- morrow, Sunday, March 15, from their residence on West Monroe St. at Il o'clock a. m. Friends and ac- are invited to attend.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

The Tombstone delegation made Buckley" O'Neil, editor of the Hiner, present of fine gold watch and chain day or two ago for the services he did them on the Sierra Bonita question. The laborer is worthy of his gold watch and chain.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

The appearance of an infectious disease among sheep in In the prov~ ince of Quebec was met by an order of the government to slaughter all suffering animals on an allowance of two thirds their value.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
"Rough on Pain ;

Cures collie, cramps, diarrhea; ex> ternally for aches, pans, sprains headache, neuralgia. rheumatism. For man or beast. 20 and 50.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

Dr. John Maxwell, who was put in jail at Springfield, Ono, for poisoning his three young daughters hanged himself in hls cell.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
Heart Pains.

Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings Dizziness, Indigestion, Headache Sleeplessness cured by Wells Health Renewer."
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
.Rough on Toothache.. :.

Instant relief for Toothache, Neu- ralgia, Faceache. Ask for "Rough on Toothache." 15 25c.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

Dr. Tauskey, of New York, an ex- pert in cases of insanity, attempted to kill his wife and hisself, but suc> ceedeo only in inflictlng very severe wounds,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

The Epttaph comes out under a newE management J. J. Nash be- ing at the helm- The paper has new head and is reduced to five columns. We greet the new, old concern.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19
Letter List.

List of letters remaining uncalled for in the Postoffice at Phoenix, A T. March 9th 1885. Beck Charles w Brown MT. Conly Samuel Chew Edward Dunnock Geo Carson Frank Hardy Frank Kyle James Knott James Melvin James McSwain T Mcdonald Colin c Mcintyre Wm Powell Mrs Mary Roberts Mrs s E Riddle R F Smith WarreR Smith F NJ Shannon Walter Vail A H Williams J R Wood Charles
 CARTAs EsPANOLAs. Macedonia Vega Rafael Valdez Jose Billa Joe Richey Josefa Yrigolla Jose Ma. Payra Florencio Riesgo.
 RETURNED LETTERS. Rafael Valdez. Jesus L. Olens. Contest'e Linmos " H Hard;e. Gall for advertised letters.
 GEO. E. MowREY. P. NJ.