Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
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 Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier
 Hood's Pills cure all liver ills. p cents.
 these reasons would urgently recon
 mend that the appropriation by tho
 General Government be increased tc
 not less than s4 coo per annum. Ever
 wish this amount available, it will take
 some few years to properly equip the
 guard for field service"
 The number of Indisus in the Terri
 tory isireported to be 37.723.
 It is stated in the report, that the
 acreage of gil the reservations is large
 but as liners is 20 pressing demand st
 present. for eDy Of tbis acreage for ses
 tlemens by white people, aheIe Is no necessity for the Government nadez taking spy negotiation fog he pug chase of any part of them.
 The Indian scbocls Of the Territory seemed to be yell attended and we'll managed. epd doiug great good eduoat- ing tbe Indian ard teaching him to pope wish his white brother ID the waye of every dsy life. The money ex- pended in the way of Rivlng to the Indian boys snd girls sa education and sn inc ustriai training is we'll ex- banded, and should noa be beRrucIged by thepeople or Government.
 THE HERALD is not able to see the necessity for the attack thet is i5sine made on tbs Board of Medicei Ex- awinere. The construction oe shet Board by an scs Of the Legislature was s Godesnd to Arizona, which has been oveEFun by cherIstars and qusoks for mary years; msu who have wrought upon the necessities of suffering humanity, bbing them not oui.-ct 5heir money bu5 @hat Is $ shous md tines worse, of their health, making them invalids for life; we speek fTom ex- perience in this matter and know that the people Of Arizona who have given the matter intelligent thought OF have been awakened by bitter experience have hailed the law with thank God" that was from the bottom of the hesFt, hoping that it would prove 6 protection if not to them 70 those to come. z -A>=s 8 man in Arizons who preteL ds to be physician who de- niss that the questions required to be answered by the Board of Medical Ex- eninsFs are not matters upon which 8 should be thoroughly posted? II they are, they gre entirely legitimate, entirely what the people want The law was passed for shelpFotection of the people and we are of the opinion that sne people will thoroughly protect that law ss it IS and the HERALD believes shat the present Board of Medical Ex- aminers has dore its duty to the public ID requiring B thorough and liberal knowledge of the eubj scta covered by the questions. At one time or another We have examined like questions in other states and those given out by the Board ars uo mere technical than those used elsewhere. nor are they more so than any man who assumes to be physician should be thoroughly con eeresnt upon for his every day prec- eice. Again we ask, Is their repueg- ble physicisn in Arizona og anywhere elso who dare publicly to dsny that he should be ignorant of the subjects covered by tho questions under consider ation? The fact is the good physioisus are passing these questions without trouble, Dut two men SD fsr have failed to pass. Dr Ball and Dr. Portsr, who recently passed, ,heve no obj sction to the stringent queations they W ere required to answer; they were eble to answer them.
 REPRESENTATIVE Deliver ct Iowa, in reply to a question es to whether he