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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02
A RIZONA ENTERPRISE
FLORENCE, MARCH 2, 1889
FARM AND GARDEN.
INFORMATION ABOUT A VARIETY
 OF PRACTICAL SUBJECTS.

An Illustrated Description of the Model
 Horse for General Business or Read
 Driving-An Aniu,al Free from stum-
 bling. Interfering or Forging.
 The diversity which exists in nature is as marked in the breeding of horses as in any other species of animal life, says as high authority as Professor William Russell. It is evident, therefore, that the standard by which we judge of the merits of one class is not applicable to any other class. As, for instance, the points by which we determine the per feet draught horse are not criteria by which we are governed in our judgment of fleet courser or the trotting horse. In the determination, therefore, of a model. one is confined to the structural points only and not to the consideration of questions of breeding.
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&ElsHEEl :.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT IN AND FOR PI- ! nal County Territory of Arizona.
 J. Doshier, plaintiff, vs. F. E. McCrary de fendant
 Action brought in the Justices Court of prt cinct No. lin and for the county of Pinal, in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to F. E. McCrary, defendant You are hereby sum mOned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justice Court of Precinct No l, in and for the County of Pinal in the Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed in said Justice Court ill Florence in said county within five days, (exclusive of the day of service), after the ser vice you of this summons, if served in this Precinct; or if served without this Precinct but in this County, 10 days; if served out of the county; fifteen days in all other cases twenty days. That you are indebted to Plain tiff in the sum of thirty-five dollars on account of work and labor done and performed by Plain tiff for you between the 1st day of July 1888 and the first day of October of the same year, and for hauling and for vegetables, and horse hire during the same time, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Florence this 14th day of JaIiuary, 4. D. 1889.
 JOHN MILLER, Justice of the Peace.
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Chinese Eneluded from Siberia.

Another land to close its doors against Chinese immigration is eastern Siberia. The government of the Russian prov inces of the Amoor has proposed to re- strict the entry of Chinese, with this statement: "The Manchurians form an > element which is dangerous to the inter- ests of our Russian colonists, as by their intelligence, industry, endurance and frugality, competition of any foreign la bor system whatever with theirs is pre- vented" It is proposed to levy capi- tation and income tax on all Chinese and Coreans in Russian territory, and to ad- init Asiatics to the privilege of Russian subjects only if they become naturalized Russians.-kansas City Journal.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02
SOME NEW COLORS.

Castor i5 beaver. Moron is chestnut. Bois is 0 dull brown Perle Is pearl gray. Noisette is nut brown. Loutre is c seal brown. Nuage Is Q cloudy gray. Amanda is almond brown. Ecorco de chene is a deep tan. Cordoue is rich leather color. Argent is rich pure silver tint. Feuille morte is dead leaf brown. Chanpignon is a warm stone color. Bersallier is another name for beige. Landris Is Q new and very rich dark shade Tabac and tabac d'Espegne gre a tobacco shade.
 Cachou is a bright yellowish brown tvitL the next threo extremely Archaeological thier and FUrniShe7.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02

co. Vertical from fore arm to back of heel and passing directly through axis of leg.
 D D. Vertical from rump to ground
 [ E Ground line.
 In the illustration here reproduced from Professor Russclls useful work entitled Scientific Horseshoeing" is shown no particular horse, but a faithful portraiture in one animal of all the points which are conceded by those who have knowledge upon the subject to be indispensable in well balanced horse. Such q horse will be free from stumbling, interfering or forging. The horse is symmetrical; the chest is full; the shoul- ders prominent; strong and well set back; the forearm is muscular, and the foreleg well tapered from stille to foot; the hook is strong and the knee full and broad, and if to this be added small noz- zles, expanded nostrils and forehead broad between the eyes, we have the marks of a model horse.
 In general, the position as Eotcd in the above illustration is admitted by horsemcn to indicate soundncss in every part of the organism of the horse and perfect strength in shoulder, forearm, hind quarters, hook and loin.
 There arc 247 separate bones in the skeleton of the horse, uniting by joints to form the spine, thorax. pclvis, tail, fore and hind eXtremities Professor Russell fhacp e0ll<,.,--.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02
J. F. MAYHEM
office Of Sale of Real Estate nt
 RrIVFta GnFa

-OTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PIrR- suancc of Hu order of the Probate Court the County Of Pinai, Territory of Arizona. the .iersigi4ed administrator of the estate of Pat .k Holland, deceased, will sell at private sale inc highest bidder, for cash. and subject to 2 confirmation of sa q Probate Court, all tbe fit title and interest of the said Patrick Hol- ,d af the time of his death, and all the inter of said estate iu and to all those certain .rcs or parcels of land and one-half of Hol- ld ditch situated in Final County, Arizona rrifarv. described as follows;
 W q of Sec. 20; \. W. i4 Of See. 20; Y. F. L Sec 70. and &. W. i of Sec. 30, all in Tp {, $. R. r. containing $40 acres Also an undivided e half of the Holland Ditch.
 aid sale will be made at the store of ". C. m A Co. iu Florence of sRid county, on or sr fhc aih day af March, lSS9.
 tfs for fhe sa ne must be In writing and may ieff af said ore of W. C. smith < Co. de- rr-d tl mo pcrsOnally or may be filed in the .-r of fhe Clerk Of the Probate Court at any .- h-fyrs tlo bta daf of March. lSsg at 10 hex a. m.. or before making said sale.
 ". C. SMITH Administrator of the estate of Patrick Holland, sonrrf. February lf. 1880.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02
Lost Money round Through a pream.

You cannot convince Mrs. James Burr, of Monroe, that there is no truth in dreams. She visited a store at Stepny
 Depot to do some trading. She had in her purse a S;10 gold piece, but she did not take it out, as she had other money. On arriving home the gold piece was missing, and the loss worried her greatly. That night she had a dream, in which she saw the interior of the grocery pict- ured plainly. In one corner stood an open box of oranges, and this seemed to attract her gaze especially. The dream made deep impression on Mrs. Burr mind, though her family laughed at her --<,l...,1f if Cl,a ba arneespd hcr borsa after
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02

she told of the loss of her money, but It had not been seen. She repeated her dream to the storekeeper, and asked him to look in the orange box. He very kindly took out the fruit. and there, down in one corner, lay the missing coin. Mrs. Burr then remembered that she had examined the oranges, and probably had the open purse in her hand at the time. -Ansonia (N. Y.) Cor. New York Sun.
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Notice of Desert Land Proof:
U. s. LAND OFFICE TUCsON. ARIZONA. Feb. P 1889.

TUcsoN, ARIZONA, Feb. p lSS9
 NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JAMES " NJ Hurley, of San Bernardino, San Bernar dino county, California, has filed notice of his intention to make proof on his desert land claim No. CPS, for the s. w. l of See 29; the S. E. 4 of See. 30, the N. F. H of See. 31 and the N. w. 1 of Sec S2, in Tp 5S, range east, before the Clerk of the |. District Court. al Florence, Arizopa, on Friday the 29th day of March, 1889.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and T, eamation of said land: w. J. LeBoron, of Mesa City; E. NJ. Miller, Jos. H. Kibbey, and A. c. Evans of Florence, Arizo- na. 4 D. DUFF Register
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02

Ts. ths undersigned Banks and Banke. s, ,cU ,A,y all prizes dralCn in The Louisia,ld SiSts Leite.ie; lrhich may be present. ed ct sur counters.
 -l..ss. Louisiana Nat'l NIX pgrHRE LAAAIx. SrrS---ss-sc Natl HSS a. BALDWIN. Pscs. Now Orleans Nat,l Sh EtgI k0;EN. Pres. linton National Bank
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Address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATL BANK,
 New Orleans, La,

REMEMBER that the payment of all prizes is tsg' kRANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and the tickets are signed by the President of Hn institution whose chartered rights are rec esuiged in the 'ghest courts; therefore, be- ware of any limitations or anonymous schemes.
 ONE DOLLAR is the price of the smallest part tr fraction ucS.t 1sSIEo BY Us in any draw irs Anything 10 our name efsred Tor less than Collar is saildlc
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02
Noticc.

uEPF WILL nE A MEETING OF THE stockholders of the Montezuma Ditch and mo- gOlns anv at fhelr office ih Florence. on t- ii, tgfA day of March. isSq. of 10 o'clock A iia rurr se of fransacting general ..ae ng order of ffc ir-s. lcut.
 2. ., Z,EvE s. Rresident
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02
THE WEEKLY EXAMINER

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 w. R. HEARST, Editor and Proprietor.
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FOR 3 1889.
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 inv matter ax kIlR
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The coming year promises to be crowded with
 stirring events.
 In the United States the entrance of new is
 sues into the political arena has been follow e l
 a4 change of administration. But the great
 se2nomlo- question on n
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 The most noted writers of fiction in the world contribute to the Weekly Examiner. Jules Verne, author of "A Trip to the Moon,' etc; Robert Louis Stevenson, author of Treasure Is- land,'' etc.; Rider Ha5gard, author of ''She,' etc.; Anna Katharine Green, author of "rhe LeuYenwOrth Case,' etc; have all written stories for the WeeklyGExaminer, and will do so in the future.
 The Weekly Examiner has established an Az ricultural Department in charge of practical agricuturist, who is the best writer in the United States on agricultural subjects This department will contain sensible discussions of leading topics of interest 10 viueyardists, or chardists and farmers generally. The Examiners commercial news is compiled by experienced men, who carefully guard the 1 produCer interests ill all market reports
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02
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Norr-rlckcts drawing Capital Prizes not en- atadt to Ter.Linai Prizes
 For Club EAtes, or any further iufomaion desired, urils rrhly to tsc undersigned clearly stating your rosilcnce. with State County. Street and number. crs rapid mail delivery will bC assured by your raciosias an envelope bearing your fun address.
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'. V. rRicF, ,; N ocHoA,
 On the Ranch. Florence, Ariz.
PRICE & OCH0A. Post Oriee, Florence, Arizoni
coLuMRIA cATTLE.CoMPANY.

nan aprcr hit. kignt, swallow fork. Al uwI iiilc branded IT. on left side or left hip. Ol, rflc varipusly car marked but mainly upper ], up and under hit in each car. Horse brand 3t lt thigh or n. left thigh
 T. 10. HAMMOND, Manager.
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cr A. \. DAUPUIN,
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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02

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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-03-02
For Sale.

FTNHREE HOUSES AND LOT, SOUTH HALF
 l block 203 between Main and Bailey stree s, Florence. Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply to JOHN MILLER, at the POstotIice.
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co. Vertical from fore arm to back of heel and passing directly through axis of leg D D. Vertical from rump to ground E l. Ground line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16
Statistical Facts.

A German stsiistican says There are
at present 1904 languages spoken by the
Inhabitants OF our globe; religious convic-
tiops are divided among 1000 confessions
OF faith. The number Of males is nearly
that OF the females. The average duration
OF lie is 33 years. One.fourth of the popu.
Iaton dies before attaining the age OF seven.
teen. Or 1000 persons only one reaches the
sge OF 100 years. and only six that Of IS
years. The entire population OF the globe
Il l, 200. 900, coo, of whom 1924 die every
year; 69y 4S9 every day; 1920 every hour;
81 every minute, and one and a fraction ov.
cry second; on the other hand, the births
amount to SO, 1914 06o every year; loo. 800
every day; 400 every hour; 10 every min
ute; one and a fraction every second. Mar
ried people live longer than the unmarried,
the temperate and industrious longer than
idle and gluttons, and civilized nstions lon.
ger than the uncivilized. Tall persons en-
joy greater longevity than short ones.
Women have q more favorable chsnce or life
before reaching their 50tn year than men,
but less favorable one after that period
The proper ton Of married persons TO single
ones 10 as IS 10 1000. Persons born ipstne
spring have more robust constitutions Than
those born at other seasons Births and
deaths occur more frequently ct night than
In the day time. IL may finally DO added
that only one fourth Of the male iohabitants
grow up 20 carry arms or perform military
service.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16
Why the South Is Poor.

berry Grady tells why the South has
been kept poor ~ follows:
The other day there was man buried In
Pickens county. BE was dead and they
were putting him away. Ia digging bis
grave they dug through three feet OF marble
that was as pure as Pariau sculptor ever
moulded, yet the slab at bis head was im-
ported from philadelphia. Iron was in the
bill hundred feet from bis grave, yet the
nails In bis CONN came from Pittsbufg q.
Although there was hard wood in the same
forest, handles for the shovels and picks that
dug bis grave were imported from Oiacinna
". The truth Is that bic own county, as
rich or richer Ia natural resources thaa any
ia the United States, furnished nothing for
that funstal bat the hole in the ground aud
the corpse. He was clothed 10 shoes from
Massachusetts,, . srit from Chicago, shirt
from Cincinnati, bat from Lyno, aud his
own county furnished nothing bat ths mar
row Ia bis bones and the blood IT. bis veins!
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16

DREAMED CBIcKEN.--Cut the rem.
pants Of cold boiled or rosted chicken
in email pieces. Make sauce OF one
pint OF cream, two ounces OF butter,
the yelk Of one egg, beaten and o
Tablespoonful Of cornstarch or -four
seasoning, with salt and pepper, o
little sugar and a ioaspoonful Of an
chovy sauce and one bay leaf or
sprig OF parsley. Let the pieces OF
chicken simmer in this sauce for
half an hour Stew some rice In
milk, seasoning with salt and pepper.
tut The chicken IN tho center OF .
dish aud surround it with rice
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16
Is Consumption Incnrnhle2

Read the following Mr. G. n. Morris
o. Nav ARR. eeys; "Nssdoon with All
scees OF la "a, and friends and physicia-
pronounced me "a Incurable coasn noDtlvo
negan taking Df. Kings New Discovery for
OonsomPlionJ arm now 90 ny third bottis
an5 sblo 70 oversee the work on my farm
~ = The finest medicine ever madef
Jesse hid5le@srt, Decator. Ohio. says -.
-s5ad u cot be31 fof Dr.. Kings New De.
Vsry Toe Consumption ! would have died
% Lung Trouble q. Wgs given up bv doe
tera. Am nov IN brett If hssliii y TRY u
sample bottles free 81 r. T. vanDeysater
nrrr Store.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16
Sewing on Buttons.

when get bright idea always wan,
TO pass u along said lady a. che sal
watching q 700 ng gisl sewing. DO your
buttons ever come OF. Lena3'
ever. They're always doing a. They
are ironed OF, woshed %. and pulled of
until ] despair. ! seem 70 shed buttons At
every step
Make use OF these two hints when you are
ewing them on, thenJ aud zee " they make
any difference. When you begin, before
you lay ibe button on the cloth, put the
thread through 30 that the knot will be on
the right side That leaves IL under the
button, aud prevents II from being ironed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16


TIE RERATIsG ERA.-It 10 sug-
2ested by Southern exchange that
at ia more tnan probable that the
modern American pension bureau will
introduce an uncommon word in the
American language ip:o every day
use. Hereafter clerk or employ Q
in any branch Of business, instead o.!
requesting q raise In his salary
whenever he deems his financial EN-.
oluncnts incommensura,e with his
personal services or incompatible
with his mode Of living. will not use
the old word of doubt and hesi,aucy,
raise He WILL confidently request
to be rersted On the schedule OF the
pay roll OF the firm or concern where
he performs his arduous daily,
monthly or yearly labors. 'Rerate'
sounds more pli usble than raise
and it enjoys the pres'ige of astound.
ing success" IL is something to en-
rich tho English language even by "a
single word, but II every new word
we acquire is TO cost as much as tba.
which we owe 10 Commissioner Tan
Der. we hsd better scufile along on
our present vocabulary. 'Rsrate'
bade fair to cost US the entire surplus
in the Unised States tress1ry, but 1t
is to be hoped that when the invest
eating commission get through with
Dir. Tanner II will pe deem d @isest
not to invest ia such expensive
words and TO return TO the old
phrases, which are lees glitteIins but
more economical. The word may al.
so be found costly one for The
commissioner himself, and If 'rerat,
cd should turn out in bis case To
mean te1eighed in the public and
party scales aud found lighter than
the original rating be will have cause
10 regret that he undertook TO play
tricks with hts mo, her tongue. Few
men are big enough TO make II pru-
dent for them to dem and that public
opinion shall revise its former esti-
mate and 'ferste' them, and those
Who rasLIy undertake IL may find
themselves rated lower instead Of
higher. The commissioner in himself
the conduct Of The pension Office see ms
TO have been engaged IN asking the
country TO 'rerate' him, but while be
has succeeded ia raising some of his
comrades financially, he rcrats' with
regard to himself must strike him Is
eminently unsatisfactory.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16

CHOCOLATE ROLL PUDDING. Thin
puduiug consists Of cake, frostinr
and sauce. 1t Is very nice. Bent
the whites Of three eggs 10 a st,fr
roth and aid the yelks. Beat into
tie eggs ono cupful of SUGAR and
one OF Hour. As soon as all ara.
Thoroughly mixed stir ia half CUP,
full ct cold water, in which has been
dissolved coda about the size of a pea.
Four thin iUto buttored pan and
bake 10 a moderate oven from twelve
to fifteen minutes. When baked
sprinkle the top with two table,
spoonfuls OF milk.
Frosting: Beat the whites of six
eggs TO u froth and divide into marta.
Tut teaspoonful Of sugar aad three
OF grated chocolate to the other.
Take the cake from tho pan and put
Vt on dat dish or tin sheet. Spread
half OF each mixture over the top.
Return to the oven for about Ava
minutes to harden the frostinp.
Take out and roll up. Put tho res.
mainder Of the frostiug on the tois
and aides Of the roll. Put again in
tue oven TO harden the frost,nu.
Take out and slide ON q Dat dish.
Tour the Sauce around and eorvs[
ihe yeiks of The eggs may b, used
for buildings or custards.
Sauce; One egg. one teacupfnl
OF powdered sugar, Eve tablespoon.
'uis OF boiling milk. one teuspoonfui
OF vanilla extract. Beat the whita
OF the egg to stiff iroth aud grad.
uslly beat in the sugar. Add the
yeik OF the egg. the Talilla, and laal-
!y the boiling milk.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16

or worn away, AID thus begipairg the loos
euing preoess
Then, before you begin sewing. lay a
Iasgc pm seross tie button 20 that ell your
threads will 90 ovs- the pin. After you
have finished fliing the holes with thread
onw out the pin and wicd your threat
round aud round beaesta vie button. Tina I
makes compact stem 10 sustain the possi-
Bile wear ard tear OF the baton -boie.
It - no sxagserat;on 10 say that my bot.
tons never come OF, and I'm sure yours
won't u yoa use ny method OF sewing them
on - Yoa,h' Companion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16

An exchange ruthfully says: "A woman 6
worth good deal or nothing. II good for
nothing che 10 not worth getting jealous for.
IL she be good woman she will gise no
cause for jealousy. man u brute TO be
jealous Of q good woman, fool 10 be jealous
o. worthless one bot double fool to Gu,
ms throat for either OF them.i
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16

OUNCE ICED PUDDINo.
three eggs very light; then add one
cuptul and o-ha,f Of powdered suesr
and beat until foamy. Put two cup.
fois OF sifted pastry -four in the sieve
and add one ieaspoonful OF cream of
tartar and half teaspoonfuI OF soda;
Sir half cupful OF cold water into
the beaten eggs aud sugar then sif.
the fonr on this. Mix quickly and
thoroughly. Have tin mold of oval
shape about four inches nigh an sir
wide and eight long, top measurement
The mold tapering. The space be.
tween The outer and inner walls
should be an inch and a-half. But
ter this mold and pour the cake
mix ure into 1t. Bake slowly for
forty-iivc minutes. Let 1t stand In
the mold until nearly cold. Turn ON
hst dish. Put the whites of two
eggs IN bowl, gradually beat into
them one cupful and s.hslf OF pow.
dered sugar and season with hale
leaspoonful Of vanilla extract. Ice
the cake with this and set away TO
dry. In the mesntlme make a cream
WITH one generous quart OF cream,
one cupfui Of sugar, one tablespoons
ful Of vanilla and ono pint of soft
custard' Freeze the same az ice.
cream. Spread the inside OF The cake
with large tumbler Of ounce jelly.
Al serving time pack the frozen
cream In the center OF the cake.
Heap whipped cream on the top snd
at the base and serve immediately
This Is an elegant pudding and is
not difficult TO make.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-08-16
Sleep.

IoDly know that while am 10 tie
condition Of sleep I have neither fear
nor hope, neither trouble nor glory,
Blessed be he that iaveoted sleep.
II wraps rs round like a mantle. II
Is he food that sppe aces hunger. the
drink that qUenches thirst. the fire thot
lempers cold, the cold that moderatea
heat, and, lastly, the general coin
that can purchase oil ID ngs. The
balance and weight that equals the
shepherd with the king, ard the sim
pie with the wise. Only one evil has
Il, a. ! have heard, which il that IL
resembles eeath for between a man
asleep and a MAJ dead the difference
is li,tle.- TX.