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OL. VIII. TVUOLE KO. 915.
riKENIX, MAEICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TEEE1TOEY, EHIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1882.
NEW SERIES
-NO 186,
HAYDES' FERBY.
We had the pleasure, a few
days since, of a visit to the
mills and extensive mercantile
establishment of Mr. Hayden,
at Hayden's Ferry. From o
simple location of a ranch and
mill site Mr. Hayden has, in
, the past eleven years, devel
oped a tremendou3 business,
both in a mercantile and man
ufacturing way. From a small
country store has grown a
business that occupies an ex-
- naive buildg and furnishes
everything that is likely to be
needed by farmers, mecaan-
ics or merchants, from a nail
to the most delicate silks.
Wagons, machinery, dry
goods, stationery, provisions,
canned goods, all find a plsce
on the many tiers of shelving.
Glcrks, bookkeepers and ther
employees seem to be every
where. 7Fith one of the finest
. .-water powers in the Territory
in his possession, Mr. Hayden
has been able to erect a fine
grist mill and to improve it in
size and machinery as neces
sity demanded, until now it is
perhaps the largest and most
complete mill in Arizona. All
modern machinery for cleaning
wheat and bolting flour is em
ployed, and the quality of the
well-known Hayden's Mills
brand of flour attests the care
exercised and the excellence
and efficiency of the machinery
used in its production. The
amount of work done by this
mill is astonishing. For eight
years it has been running night
and day, and its capacity is
now 2,500 pounds of flour per
day. Mr. Hayden informed
us that much of his wheat,
whih is of the finest quality,
comes trom the Maricopa In
dian Reservation, where he has
another store.
. Jp'i ch the mercantile business
has, from necessity, grown up
Ox tensive wagon and ma
3 shop, employing eleven
men. Mr. Hayden proposes
to attach his machinery in this
shop to water power at an
early day. The whole busi
ness employs from forty, to
, fifty men the entire year.
A commercial traveler is on
the road most of the time, and
Mr. Hayden's business sup
plies a large number of mines
" and mercantile establishments
in the mountains- Accessory
to the business is attached a
commodious dwelling, exten
sive stables and a beautiful
""'garden and orchard, where we
saw fine fruit and a number of
orange trees that seemed to be
flourishing nicely. Altogeth
er, Mr. Hayden's business and
home are a fine example of the
resources of the country and
the pluck and enterprise of the
proprietor, for when he began
where now located his sur
roundings were but a barren
waste, his neighbors Indians.
Our visit was one of sur
prises and pleasure, and we
are under many obligations tS
the generous host and genial
hostess of the Hayden home
for hospitalities extended.
KK.DEEJItD.
We clip the following from a late
Maine paper, on the subject of the
recent elections and the redi-inplion
of that Slate from the years of an
archy and misiule which have fol
lowed the accession to power of a
set of political hyenns and spoils
men. But Maine i3 true to her rec
ord and comes hack to it as does the
needle to the pole. May her -lDirigo''
be the watchword to. which good
men and true will look and upon the
line of which they will act through
all our land, even in this remote cor
ner. We quote: "The thanks of
good men from all parti of America
wili today come to the Republicans
of Maine for the high service they
did for the nation yesterday. It is
time for congratulations and hand
shakings, for happy hearts and joy
ous faces. There is little chance that
Maine will ever again lapse from her
high s'aadar.3 since the sad experi
ence of the last few years, and the
sons of Maine can again hold up
their heads end look their brethren
of o'her States straight in the fnce,
without grief or shame for their
birthplace. The sua of this morn
ing r.ses on a State redeemed, end
we give warm gree'.ings to- all our
friends and brethren who have
ielped to achieve our great dclivcr
tme. Port;rhad a rousing recepiion nt
Bisbee on Tuesday and addressed n
large ma;s mac'.ing at Tombstone
Inst evening. The marked interest
and respect which greets Judge
Porter everywhere " insures a large
vote from all the pirtie; for him 0:1
the serertli of JTcvcitjcr,
The Ciiize.i thiuKg Tucson is sure
lit have another railroad outlet to
the Kug.t, liy a narrow giuge road
running northeast through Oracle
Camp, Old Camp Grant, to the Den
ver & Colorado load, near the
thirty-fifth parallel. The cipitnl to
build it comes from the E:ist. The
more the merrier. We hope to see
our neighbor thrive and be blessed
with all he railroads it needs. We
hope to see this southern part of the
Territory gridironed by railroads.
We think we will. They are need
ed, the propose-! lines are feasible.
The more important piopced lines
are if trunk roads. They w ill 'help
Arizona and scuire a consi eraLi.e
trade from her, while they will con
trol the morcimp-it:mt trafflo of
the Pacific Coat and the En.'t.
There is no do'iln that Guayma is
the coming seaport on the Pacific
for Arizona, New Mexico. Colorado,
and, in fact, of all the southwestern
States and Teriitoiies lyinjf south of
the Central Pacific road and east of
Nevada. TheUtih Central, which
is already stretching far down toward
the Arizona line, will stop only at
Gu.-iymas. The contemplated line
of which the Citizen spevis will 10
doubt connect that city with Guay-
mas. The Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fewiil soon have male Gunvmas
one of its terminations. Our rail-roud-i
will point toward Guavm is as
Uthose of the greater portion of Cali
forma now joint toward San Fran
cisco. In a direct line fromTucion,
Guaymns is prohatly not over 223
miles distant, and tt;e former, being
the fir.-t and most important of bor
der cities within the United States,
and favorably located as a distribut
ins; point, cannot fail to have one or
more roads of iron joining it wi h
Guaymas in course of time.
People are beiinninir to wonder
what has become of Ourr. He might
be cuavasiing among the South !n:
islands, so f:tr as any s'.ir is being
mads by him ia Arizona.
The richest man iu Mexico is iaid
to be an Iiishm-iu named Patricio
Milmo, who owns a 409,003 acre farm
and is reputed to be worth $10,000,
000. When he went to Mexico he
hd not a dollar, but gnt a btart by a
fortunate marriase. Ex.
In Utah women have.aud exercise.
the risjht of suffrage- Why don't
those strong-minded Nebraska wom
en, who are making so much fus3 in
convention and out of it, go to
Utah? It would be a spKndid place
for them. Most of the time they
could have ttie Lorts to themselves.
Maine has gone solid Republican
by S,009 to 9,000 mjnri:y. The
"rule or iuin" business of Plai ti d
nr.d the De:r,ocia's don't work to a
nicety do '.'ii in that section. The
ware of Republican surcejs starts
from the far E ul and will strike Aii
zona with a force that will make the
old Demise atic limbers crack, oft
th; seventh of Novem! er n-xt.
How to Select Gaud Cuttle.
We are nsked for 'he scale of
points adopted by the American
Jtrey t. tattle Club, r.nd as some of
the leading fairs iu judg'ng of Jer
seys announce 1 h-it they a ill use this
scale, we herewith publish it:
Scale of points forcows. Adopted
by the American Jersey Cattle Club,
April 21, 1S75:
1st Point, fiend mh .11, lean and
rather lon.r. C Hints 2.
21. Fnce dii-hed, broad between
the rye and narrow between the
horns. Counts 1.
3d Muzzle dark, and encircled by
a light color. Count 1.
4lh. Eyes full and placid. Counts 1.
5th. Horns small, crumpled and
amber color. Counts 8.
G. Eats small nnd thin. Counts 1.
7th. Neck straight, thin, rather
lonjr, with rlrnn throat, and not
heavy at the thoulderp. Counts 4.
8th. Shoulders sloping and lean,
withers thin, breant neither deficient
nor beefy. Count 4 3.
Jth. B ick level to the setting of
ti.e tail, nnd broad across the loin
Counts 4.
10. Barrel hooped, broad and deep
at the flank. Counts 8.
ll:h. Hip wide apart and fine in
bane; rump long and broad.
Counts 4.
12th. Thighs lone, thin and wide
apart; with legs standing squarryind
not to crass iu walking. Counts 4.
13th. Legs short, small below the
knees, with small hoof Count3 3.
14th. Tail fine, reaching the hocks,
with good switch. Coun'.s 3.
15th. Hide thin and mellow, with
fine, sof hair. Counts 4.
16!h. Color of hide, where the
hair is white, on udder and inside of
ears, yellow. Counts 5.
17th. Fore udder full in form, and
running well forward. Counts 8.
18th. Hind udder full in form
and well up behind. Counts 8.
19th. Under udder free from long
hair, and not fle.-hy. Counts 5.
20th. Teats rather large,' witle
apart and squarely placed. Counts 0.
21tt. Milk vein3 p onainent.Counts
5.
22d. Escutcheon high and broad,
and full on tbii'hs. Counts 8.
23d. Disposition quiet and good
natured. Counts 3.
24th. General appearance, rather
bony than llesl y. Counts C.
Perfection, 100.
In judging heifers, omit Nos. 18,
19 and 21.
The same scale of rinints shall be
used in judiinsj lull., omitting Nos.
17, 18, 19 and 21, and making due ul..
lowanee for masculinity.
Note. It is recommended that
judges at fair? do not award prize
to auin.ls falling below the follow
ing minimum standard, viz: Cor,
76 counts; heifers, Cj counts; bulls,
50 courts.
TELEGRAPHIC.
t"l,ilt Absconds Baslarat 53om
liORDSEinio, N. M., Se;?t. 2S. A
courier just in from Richmond re
ports that Dr. J. II. Carroll's eletk
absconded yesterday, taking with
him 500 of the surplus rash. The
thief is a tail man, irark complexion
black mustache, black hair sprink
led with jjr.iy, nnd hns ar impedi
ment in his speech.
Lordsburg has improved ovjr six
hundred per cent, in the last ntsicty
days. Buildings are gidng up on
every corner. It takes a shot gun to
hold an' unoccupied lot anywhere
A-ithia a quart'.r of a mile of the
city.
A rich strike wiwnvida in 'he Vi
ola mine at Lei'.endorf yesterday.
The vein i-j over tin fe t wide, the
average as.3.iy bL-ing a little over a
thousand dollars a ton.
"Vel'ow i-Vver.
Galveston, Sept. 28 .-The Browns
ville Altos special says? Five new
ca-es of yell iw fever but no deaths;
in Matamorns two deaths, the fever
has reached Kennedy's cattle ranch
on the upper 1 ne of Cameron coun
ty. Fifteen cases of fever at the
Dora Peira ran :':i. ' The sick at the
Point are doincr Well. No ne cases
are reportel from there. Three new
cases at Fort Drown. The old cases
are doing well.
A n.ns mcetin? of cit!zeti3 . at
Ma'.arcoras is called lor on Sunday
to take steps lo reestablish Bagdad
a3 a port of entry.
Pe.-sacoi.a, Fla-. S-pt. 23. S:x!y
new cases of yellow lavir and six
deaths.
Qnea'loaable Dispatch.
Washington, Sept. 28. A Rich
mond ttlegram to a New Y.rk. pa
per has been received announcing
apparently by authority, that one of
the most prominent colored men of
the country is about to take the stump
in Virginia in behalf of the straight
out Republicans and also as a per
sonal representative of Mr. Blaine,
which prominent colored man was
supposed to be Fr.-d. Dougla s.
Douglass siid to a correspondent
tha. the whole thing was news to
him. He could not be the promi
nent person referred to. The dis
patch referred to spoke of the un
named apostle of the simon pure
Republicans as a close friend of
Blni:ie, and this led Douglass, who
is one of the most extreme admirers
cf liOieoe Conkling, to think mat if
it referred to any me it referred to
Mr. Lung-tone, Minister rc;-i lent
nnd Coosul-Gc.icral to Ilayti, bit
Juo. M. Lang-tone snid l!:e Hspuck
did cot reler to him as h-5 was nbo it
to go t Virginia to ra iko twelve
speeches in the chief cities and
towns in support of the liberal move
ment and the coalition candidates,
and tho ight the dispatch must have
crown out of the knowledge . f the
fact that he is about to make
speeches in Yirgi.d-i and that in 187G
he wa3an ardent sr.ppor erof Blaine.
He is a colored man r.nd as a Virginia-,
he lelt profoundly thit one
thing was needed in th-jt Ftatc,
which was to break up the order of
things soc ial".)- nnd politically. The
ILihonc movement promised to do
th t .mil it accomplished much in
thnt lin. Mr. Matthews, a colored
business man here, said that as
Bruce was in Mississippi and Doug
lass and Lnugs'ore sup port in a; the
i:oa!itiou, he thought the ' prominent
colore 1 man" a myth ai.d the dis.
patch a canard.
Journalist Ien-.I
jEnssrCiTT, N. J., Sept. 2Slh.
Robert S. -F urgesoo, a journalist,
died yesterday. He was for a tinje
an officer in the Fourteenth U. S.
Infantry, but resigned his commis
sion upon the loss of liis wife and
children by the burning of tho of
ficers quaiter at a post in Wyoming.
I! j Id Ba Klr.rw.
Chicago, Sept. 28ih. A Mercer,
Pennsylvania special fiys: Five
expert l-ur-lars and cracksmen in
jail for robbing the Express office at
Greenville, have e-capel. They sud
denly seized and bound the gu ir.l,
gagged him and put him in a cell ;
forced the other prisoners into cells
with revolvers; seized the turn key
as he enteied and locked him iu a
cell; took the keys from him, passed
out and bound the Sheriff's wife
and fled.
Street Railway in Trouble.
Chicago, S-jpt. 28th. The con
ductors and drivers employed in the
North Division Street Railway Com
pany struck this morning. All the
car3 of that division are stopped.
The trouble is not one of wages, but
hours. A short, time ago the com
pany employed a Superintendent
wdio, as the men claim, increased
their hours of labor.
The President.
Pougukeepsie, N. Y., Sept. 8.
President Arthur rassed here last
night in a special car for Clay ten on
the Utica an 1 Black river road.
A iv Irish Frlaoner.
Dublin, Iiielaxd, Sept. 2Sih. A
Dwyer Grey is suffering acutely in
prisjn from affection of the chest.
Jiontrne:r.
Cattaro, Sept. 28. Disturbances
have broken out among the Monte
ncgri w tn Kalasehin. Governor
Baseaar sent a body of Nizals to oc
cupy Turkish Kalaschiii.
E.ifor cd JLoyalty.
Catuo, Sept. 23th. There have
been riots in feveril town in upper
Egypt owing to the efforts of the of
fieials to enforce a demonstration of
loyalty to- the Khe live Flags and
devices have been torn down by the
mob anil Christians insulted and
maltreited.
A Captive Aeronaut.
; Mili.foiid, Mass., Sept. 27 Prof.
Allen's balloon escaped this ntorn
ln;r with tha 1 rofes'or in the basket.
He had no anchor.norhad the prepa
rations for the journey been com
pleted. The valves were not in
working order. When last soen the
bal'ocn was passingeast of Douglas,
going southwest.
Women in Convention.
Omaha, Neb. Sept. 27, The Na
tional Women Sufi'rase Association
met last evening. An Address of
welcome was mad; ia behalf of ths
citizens by Hon. A, J. Fopplet -n.
Susan B. Anthony made a respon-e
and social addre-sc wcr delivered.
Oarfield 3Iotcniae.it.
Washington, D. C. Sept. S7. The
Board of Directors of the Garfield
Monument Fair, orders that appli
cations for spiice must be made on
or before the first of November and
all t-xliibiis must be placed , in the
hands of the Board on or before No
vember 11 (h.
Telioir Fexcr.
Br.OwNsvn.i.E, Sept, Sept 27. No
fever on the Texas side from a point
Vi 'er.tv miles above this place. The
fever is ir.rreasinz at Rcynosa, C'ar
marmo and Jii.'r with great mortal
ity.
Newakk, N. J. Sept. 27.-It f?
suspected there is yellow evet ia a
ship anchored ia New York bay.
The case has bcei rifeired toth?
New York authorities.
Phnsacola, Fla S,-pt. 27. Sixty
new cases a.d two deaths. There is
an inc.'ease of fever. Means of af
forJing relief tire so inaciequ ite that
the Board calle 1 a meeting of phy
sicians with a view of systematizing
methods for affording relief.
t4m-.tlj;ox Iu Africa.
Cape Town, Sept. 27 The small
pox is raging worse than cvtr; 2,000
cases thus far, mosily natives. Six
hundred were fatal. The disease
has reached the military. Cape.
Town is declarel infected. The
gieatest excUeuient prevails in ths
diamond fields. I'legal measures
are t.iken to cx tlu ie persons sus
pected of having the infection. The
streets of Cipe Town have a deserted
appearance.
Tarcj Gree'i Affairs.
Athens, Sept. 27 The report of
the settlement of the Turco-Greek
frontier quettiou by the surrender
by Greece of the whole frontier fixed
by the international sommisaion is
officially announced.
The Circus IMsnstcr.
Lancasteu, Ky., Sept. 20 The
coroner's inquest on the bouics of
men killed ny tho wreck of Seils
Bros.' tircus train developed the
fact that Sells Bros.' removed a num
ber of brakes lrom the train in order
to facilitate the :o idini of wagons.
1 aving only lour, which were in
sulliciei.t, so that in going dwna
heavy grade the train became un
uianageaHc and ran at n high rate
of speed probably causing spread of
rails. 1 liice men were instantly
killed, one fatally hurt and twelve
lets seriously injured.
Boston if yn.
Boston, ept. G. The boj-sof the
American Gla. s Works were strik
ing for an Increase pay, but returned
to work under tin eats of the chief of
Police who said he would scud them
to school.
A Iuel in the Dark.
Dallas, Tlx., Sept. 20 Fifteen
years ago Geo. iioifenbccK anu vra.
Stmtton quarrdied in Palmyra, New
York. Ye.-terday they met near
Carii? o Pas ami determit.ed to set
tle the old feud They went into a
dari cne l room, fought a duel. S ra'-
ton find four times. Ilollenbeck
fired killing Stratton instantly.
Ilollenbeck was quiet and deluded
bis antagonist who thought and
fought him in a wrong corner.
Hie lihriire.
Ca'ko, Sept. 20. The Khedive
yesterd -y evening drove for an hour
through illuminated streets and was
well received.
The Khedive bestows upon Gen-
cnral Y olseley the Grand C.ndoa of
the order of Osmanli.
Caiko. Sept 20. A grand recep
tion was held to-day at the Ghezi-
erch p ilace by the Khedive. Near
ly a thousand representatives of dif
ferent villages were present. The
Khedive refused to receive raary
implicated Pasli is and Beyes who
came to profess loyalty, and warned
Ule:n ihs ond other I-ih ofiici ils
that they would be severely punish
td if they relapsed into disloyafty-
The principal British officers of the
staff weie present. Oott Wolselcv,
however, was indispose and was un
able to attend. The ce emony pre
sentation to the Gem ra! of decro.la
tioa by the Khedive did nut take
place.
Secret Coratloa.
Lindon, Sept. 28'.h. A Vienna
newspaper publishes a stoiy iu effect
that the Emperor and Empress of
Russia were secretly c rowned during
the recent visit to Moscow. If the
Eoiperor survives till a public coron
ation the secret ceremony will be
considered void. In the event of his
death it will be mid; public so a3 to
avoid any difficulty in proclaiming
Czarowitch Alexander t'.ie lawful
successjr of the crowned monarch.
St. Johns has been five weeks
without a single mail either public
or private and yet the Pin.cer goes
for Oury who might have di
rected the attention of the depart
ment lo those things and secured
some temporary arrangement t icast.
A Tombstone pipirr says that news
reae.hed town Sun lay of the death
of Finn Canton, in Graham county,
near Saffoid. Finn was the oldest
of the well kn wn Clautcu brothers
and had the repulntion of being a
steady, sensible nir n. His hi other
Ike was with him at the time of his
death. He died of pneumonia.
A report comes up from Calaba-as
that a contract has beer, let on the
Arizona Southern railroad lor grad
ing from Ciilabas-.e towaid Tucson.
Vl'LTtnE i,srTEit.
Er. Herald: On the morning of
the 13th inst. Pror. George Monroe,
of the Vulture observatory discover
ed a larce fine looking comet in the
cosler.i horizon. It appeared a lit
tle before the sua and Mr- Monroe
is entitle ! to the glory of the grand
discovery. The Democratic delega
tion on their way back from the
Phoenix convention on the 19th, no
ticed, something like a comet in the
east but they tin light that it was .1
sign of war i: rn':z jn". between the
two parties this -next fall and sure
sign of their dear old party's defeat;
they could see that llie tiling had its
tail wrong end to; but we have no
ticed now for years that the party of
Jefferson and Jackson as they cail
it in their ;pl;Uform, has had its tail
wronr end to all the time. Their
declaration of principles gives them
dead away.
The Erin Rangers were dismissed
from further service for the reason
Mr. Ar.ibi Bey got whipped and no
point at issue just now.
Mrs. Judge Giffo.d returned home
last Saturday morning, from a sum
mer's visit to Southern California.
She looks well and was glad to get
horn's to her husband and lrieuds.
William Church, E.vq., and his
briJi; jnade their appearance on Sat
urday, and if we are any judge, of
the fair se'- would siy that she is a
lady of fi le abiJ't e;, of goad social
attainments and oi" a very pleasant
disposition. Willie, jny boy, you
have a tte.isure, take goj l care of
her, honor and love h'-r. Take
an old man's advice, aways pull to-
jjelher, don't gel m id at the saint '
time, dou'l keep any- sec:C'.s from
one another, consult one another in
all malteri; many a man has bean
save ! from ruin by taking the advic.
of his wife. As it is the fact that a
good many of our youtg men hav
been or ara goiug lo ge; married
soon I shall give these few bits of
advice to ail of 3"ou, and wish you to
lake them from me as an old man
that has been through the mill many
a time mystjlf.
Now listen. A good many of you
marry Eastern girts; remember
tie very lenaer with them, lliey
have turned their backs OJ their old
homes, father, mother, brothers, sis
ters and lrieuds, lor you, yes, you
ThiDk of it! Your duty and respon
sibility should make you a better
man and husband. Don't tease
your young wife when she is a little
blue; be kind to her; help her to
get l td of the blurs as soon as possi
ble, . or let her i;l.-.e. Never
plague her when in that state of
mind ; more depends upon you young
man than you ever th night of to
make your home a happy one.
Jurs. Hodges, of beymour, is to
take charge of I he Drew Hotel the
first of next month. Wc wish her
succ.iss.
Mr. Brodie went to San Francisco
after his family, and they are expec
ted to reach he;e about th-j first of
the month.
.Mr S. D.-.vi? will be at Maricopa
to meet his wife from the first lo the
fifth. She coaies from Djuver, CjI
orado.
I see Mr. lgatt and Polard out
riding every clay on horseback!
Health is failing, and J.his is for ex
crciiC. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Brill, of the Hassay-
aai pa, have been in town lor a few
weeks visiting Mrs. Barnes.
Mr. Drew baa gone to Phoenix
on business.
Mr. Frank D. Chaun returned
from California, an 1 has been rather
sick with fever aud ague, but he is
improving.
Mr. Ed. Kirkland and wife are ex
pected ba;k soon f:o:n their visit to
Kirkland Valley and Prescott.
Mrs. Campbell passed through
here lo .lay to her claims out in the
Cen eani.il district. She has mado a
sale of one of her claims for the
snug little sun of 540,000. Gotd
tor her.
Our Democratic Club met ia their
room the o her night and had a very
lively time, Mr. PolanJer in the
chair. The meeting nns called to
order at 0 o'clock. First thing was
a song and chorus, entitled, "To the
Draw Wc Shall Bow." Mr. Caw.
roryn leading and ail joining in the
chorus. Then c.-.mi Hie reDori of
the delegation to the Piioeaix con
vention ;it was lengthy and contained
full particulars of the candidal -s for
thj scvernl offices, aud a general
prayer that all the ticket should be
elcctd, etc., and all the members
aid amen. Then ;the delegation
showe 1 the club their zre it discov
ery on the road home of that Monroe
comet and the particulars of the dis
covery, where they were, the tiir.e,
and how they were astonished to
find that that it was the comet of
18o8. The club thanked the delega
tion for the faithful woik done at
Phoenix, and for the declaration of
principals adopted there by the
faithful and then closed by giving
three cheers for Jude Porter, by
mistake. Tom Corwin.
Farmers Attention I
Mr. J. Poole, a practical farmer,
has eight acres of Honduras sugar
cane growing in the valley near Tuc
son. He planted the cane after har
vesting a crop of hay from the land
about two months ago, and tho stalks
now average about twelve feet in
height. Mr. Poole made several
hundred gallons of pure S3'rup last
year as an experiment, and was so
very successful that he will this year
make about 2,000 gallons. He has
demonstrated that as good quality of
syrup can be made in Arizona as
anywhere in the world, and that the
catie grows Ofdinarily mujh better
and larger here than in sur-pro-
ducing countries. Ex.
LOG&l LlDBS.
Persons having wood for sale will
learn of a market at this office.
Houses and rooms to let should be
advirtised in the Herald.
The Hon. Ilaydeo. of Hayd.-n's
Ferry, is in town today, on his re
turn from the southern part of the
Territory.
Report reaches the Citizen that a
man -and boy cutting hay near Ben
son were fired on by Indians and the
man slightly wounded.
The Indians o.i the San Carlos res
ervation are reported as restless, but
:t is thousiht will not break cut
from fear of Gen. Crook.
Mrs. Woolsey returned tj her res
idence in to n, yesterday evening,
from a visit to her property at Agua
Calier.ta.
From the Atlanta (G.) Sunday
Phonograph: The editor of the Pikes
County Xevcs has been cured of
rht-uma'.ism by St. Jacobs Oil.
Mrs. and Miss Iltnckiln, formerly
of the Dos Cabasas hotel arrived in
town yesterday morning from
Tombstone, and are stopping at the
Bank Exchange.
Judsc C. A, Tweed returned from
his vis: 5 to San Francisco yesterd.i.,
and appears to have been greatly
restred and improved by the trip and
relaxation from business.
The New Y'ork Clipper lately cited
the caso of Captr.in Jacob Schmidt,
of Tomplvinsville, Sltcn Island,
N. Y., who had been a great sufferer
with rheumatism for many years
He used St Jacobs eil with splendid
success.
The Southern Pacific ha? fin'shed
grading its line eastward. The line
from Mohave to the Colorado will
now be pushed with the utmost
speed. More than a thousand men
are being transferred to it
Watches! Watches! Watches I
Every make. Every kind. Silver,
g Id and and nickle. Every watch
so d guaranteed, or no sale. Save
money and buy thein of the square
dealing house of Uncle Harris, 221
Kearny, bet. Bush and Sutter Sts. .
Goldman & Co. have received a
whole carload f plows direc'-from
the Midinc Plow Company's works
at Moline, 111. They propose to sell
them at San Francisco prices.
Farmers know th;.t there is no finer
plow built. sl3-tf.
Persons wishing to dispose of or
purchase mines or mining sacurities
will learn of a responsible dealer by
inquiring at the Heiiald Office.
It strikes us that a few delivery
wagons kept by our principal busi
ness firms would add" to their busi
ncss and be an immense convenience
to cuslomtrs, especially the ladies.
'By reason of a severe!' spr.iined
ankle one of my horses began to go
very lame," writes Mr. R. Arnold,
219 Metting street, Charleston, S. C
"A thorough application of St. Ja.
cobs Oil entirely cured the horse. I
heartily endorse it as on excellent
remedy for stock." Every one
thould use it.
Deputy Sheriff Harley of Tomb
stone was io led nt Benson a day or
two siuce while on a tax collecting
tour and relieved of $450 or more.
A.i acting deputy Sheriff by name of
Coleman is suspected of the crime.
Sheriff Harley was drugged and the
money taken from his pockets.
The 4th Quarterly meeting of the
M. E. Chur ;h South, will be held at
the Presbyterian Church in Phoenix
September 29th and S0;h. Quarterly
conference at 3 o'c'ock p. m. on Sat
urday. Preaching Saturday night
and Sunday night ut 7 o'clock.
No matter licv.- advanced in life,
Good teeth in either man or wife,
Or maid, are a rich prize;
And those who would the gift pre
serve. From SOZODONT won't swerve,
Should they at all be wise.
The flie3 are today enjoying the
last opportunity of the season, we
h:pe, to express their very sincere
devotion to the point of a fellow's
nose, or to explore his ears and
crawl down the back of his neck
dance a jig on his eyelids and build
roosts iii his hair. If we were look
inj for an example of unadulterated
impertinence and indefatigable per
severance wa should choose the Ari
zona house fly.
The Dramatic Entertainment and
ball tnd supper, on last ereniDi, for
the benefit ol the C.ttholic Church
were a complete success. The enter
tainment was excellent nnd received
the frequent apprecia'ive applause
of the audience. The large hall was
crowded, every scat buing o-cupy
and many were ob! iged t stand. A
snu? little sum was ro ilized an 1 our
Catholic friends arc to bo congrat
ulated on the succss of their en
deavor in a very laudable cntc"-
prire.
Th genial mineralogist and as-
sayer, Mr. H. Travis, returned yes
terday evening from a visit to Alva
rado District, situated in the Eagle
Tail mountains Rome eighty miles
west of town. He presented to our
vondering eyes some very rich spec.
imens of copper ore, specimens that
run much auove the average, lie
has located claims for himself in
the district and assures ns that it is
quite ceitain to be an imporiarit
copper bearing region in the ut'at
future. He reports the valley as br
ing rapidly settled up west of towr.
Farmers are rapidlj' coming in and
sire clearing land in large tracts
Tlio Troops iu tu ftali .
One of the silliest thing3 of late
in connection with Utah aff iis is the
announcement that t wo corana' ies
of troops have been suddenly order
ed to Feit Douglas, in anticipation
of trouble at the coming election. It
is downright silly from whatever
point it may be regar cd. The trou
ble that ia anticipated is necessnrily
of a violent nature to call for the
presence of soldiers, and this being
so, what could be the value of two
or ten or twenty companies of troops
ia a Territory like Ibis? But the
idea that there could be trouble is
simply prcpiosteroua. Ten thousand
Mormons have just been disfranchis
ed. If anything could induce them
to make trouble this would; but in
stead, they submitted to the depriva
tion of their rights as citizens with a
quiet but manly protest that ha3 as-
lonished everybody. So careful were
they to avoid trouble that the dis
franchised did not even attempt io
get their names on tr.e registry lists,
though many of lhe:n might easily
done so had they been disposed to
defeat the law as to themselves. We
undertake to say that no people in
acy country have ever tried more
faithfully to a vi. id viol-ting the law
than the Mormons have endeavored
to avoid disobeying the Edmunds'
act. The newsgathercr who sei;t
the striking information conceridn j
the sending cf troops to Utah has
evidently drawn ujon his imagina
tion for the object of the soldiers'
coming. Trouble i.s further fr.m
Utah
tija.t 13 say, trouble that iti-
volves the interference of troops
thkn for ninny years past, and the
oldest inhabitant cannot lecall the
day s'nee the famous ' Mi rnion
War," when the presence of soldiers
was necessary in any part of the Ter-
ritor', except it as to fight reneg
ade Indians. Salt Lalce IJerMd.
A. CARD.
To the Chairman of the F.cpuhlLaii
Central Committee cf Maricopa
County:
Sir: Allow mo, through you, io
thank the Republican Convention
for ths honor of nominalius mc as
candidate for County Surveyor, but
my personal affairs claim my whole
time, and I therefore respectfully
decline. 11 e s p e j 1 f u 1 1 y .
Wm. Isaac.
Roajli en Ka p.
Clears oi't rats,mice, r-ac'ies, flics,
ant:, bea bug, skunics, chipmunjcs.
gophers. 15? DmgL.st.
To Rent.
fn reasonable terms IfaneheB ?n S lr
River Vallev with water for irniritinsr rur-
posea. beed grrain and watrr tumiiied if
dosired. Wm. A. IIANI'OC .
For Sate.
Ch-?ap for Ca?h. one lot with tererrients
centrally located in the city of I'hoeuiv.
TvViiEU & t.ANCOCK.
THE CELEDIIATED
B." BRAND
OF BUTTER !
Made and Pr.-served hy
TiiE E' .GIN BJfTER COMPANY,
Proorietors of the Famnns
ELGIiW CREAMERIES.
I Preerve. and Packet hy a New Pv"
cesg and Ite'ains th:: original Sw.Ltne.s
of Newly-Mide Jlntter.
tfS-Xone " 'iiu -e excet-t label Fprned
by W. H. i'lXTZE Trcs'r.r- iSBJin
For S ile ly a l Fiist-Cla-s He iiers.
0. J. THIEDDD, l. D.
Druggist I Apothecary
.AND DEALER IX. .
DRUGS'.KEDICINES, TOiLET ARTICLED
Pcrfwinftrv. BrtiheR. Fto.
GE0.W. CURTIS, Frcpricor.
To and one-half 'rail S SOtlt'i of
Frescott.
Merchantable, Clear
Surfaced and
Rustic Lumber,
Matched Flooving
Casings, Mouldings,
Paneling. and Sit ingle
Having now jiplcted. and in full
operation, rny new Saw 3VI ill,
I am prepared to 11 or
ders lor
Or THE F
I NEST
QUALITY
In short, everything in my
line for the construc
tion of
First class Build
ings. TEKIIS: - Ck1ioii Deliver
All orders sent by mail,
or through the merchants
prompt attention.
Geo. AY, Curtis.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
J 3 nrvei-railln?
v7" cur for Nervous
li-ll litv. fcXh.T!!
Cft Vitality, Seinin
and all th tcrri
effect of
ii vc.nlii.
C'w.i:r? - - 1; .?r c fts f cp in in .1 r m-c
vear tmch n 1ibs of memory, La&iiucIu,
N sturrml Kmlfioii, aversion lo soc.ely.
Di.jr.(!5s of visum, noises in tbc hra-l. tt'.ii
viml fluid pa-in? unobserved in the Urhio
and many nthr diseases that lead lo in
sanely nnd di'ath.
Pr.".Mititie will 3-ee to forfeit Five Hun
dred Djll.fr? for n case tif this kind th
Vital lieslorative (ttnd'T his eu-eciai advice
and treatment) wiil not ure, orforany
Miintj lmpnro or injurious found ia i. Dr.
Mintie treats all private Disease pucccs
fully without mercury. Consultation l'roe.
A thorough examination and advicf, in
cluding analysis of nrinn, $!5. Plica of
Vital IWtnrativp. $3a bottln, or four linen
the qunnti y, $10; sent to any address
upon free pr, ut price, or C. O. D. secure
from observation and in private namp if
defircd by A. E. Mfntie, M.I)., io. UKuar
nv Kt San Francisco.
"Sample bottle se-:l free on application hy
letter stating symptom, s' aud iSa -Communication
"strictly Confidential.
Dr Mintie'fi Kidney I'.exkdy Nei'uar.Trr
cum. cures ail kinds of Kidney and bladder
C'ompiainta, Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Leucorrhiea
Fors'nle vy all druggists; SI a bottle, eiz
bolilea. $5.
Dr. MintieV Dakckmov PttTJ arc the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious ir.
ths n.arket. r or paie bv all druggists
ianl-ltf
twos-.iy
P'ucte
caj
and rci:Kfr avitii
t'NF.lt- 1NO CK II
tainty Nervon
ill tHlfS&HhiS
Mid rhyme .
Debility. Sem
na" w.'nknes'a.
"oea. Emirl(n',
Vitntitv. Kren:a nr
Sr-erm-itorrhrrn. Frniyf
Tmnntt'ncv Exhan Mrd
JVcMnp. nnd LC!W OF ;i.4H(M)D
fmn whnt-vc cane rrod:.c-d. Jt en
riches fMid r.uriSe lite El-od. Strengthe n
the Ntv. J5r:tin. Ainclef. J1c
linn, Kenrodwcli vn Orgraus ai'd Phv
and Menial acnlri'o. Jt stops nny n
rotnral df liilitatin drnin ni:on the ra e
! ' rmm'inv involnntarr l.-w-e dehilitatin
fa di-irnctive to mind pnd body. It 1
Mt-e eliminator of 1 Kidney and I';addc
Comnla nt. It ontjiin no "injiviotiti i-i-rr
diMU. To t hose Huirt-rins from the
vi 1 effec'R of youi hful indici ions or ex
cee. n pe-dy. tlioroiit-h and permnncnt
. nre is Gurtrantf.ee.. Hi ice S--"0 per bottle
or five bottle In case, witk full direction
nnd adv'ce. $?0. Sent eecure from nbpe
vation o niiv nddresp npon rec- ipl of brica
or C. O. P. To be hod only o Dr. C. D.
S A1FT EI.H. O'fi Kfarney 8t.. San Franci
cn, Cal. Con &n tat ions strictly cot-flden
tial. lr letter orar oOice, 1'iiEE. For be
f on venience of patients, nnd in orrler to in
i:rc perfect secrecy 1 h:ive adopted a pri
vate address, nuder which all packages are
lor warned.
TltlAI "OTTMi FKEE.
NOTFCK I will fond a tilnl bottle cf the
liEJl'YENATOR sufficient to iiow in
mcit A-f-e ol'cliarg. to nny ore Rfilicted
anplyii. by K-tter, stating bis pymptoms
and OKo, omuianicat jona etricily cou.
udcntljl.
take pdvantati f the got.d
chuncop to miikc inonev thftt"
Rre oli'er;d. pt-noratly btcumu wealth, while
tnose who do not improve eucu cnnnucit re
main in iwivrriy. We wcni. many men.
women, boyp, ;ind girlfl to work J(.r n- ia
their own foe ' Ui ic:s. Any lie- can do the
work properly from the' first s'art. Th?
bn-iinee w'll par more than U'n lime?1 or-d'narj-
wiipes. Expensive ontitt fumiehed
tree. No one who ecgufres l'aiis to mHke
money rapiiily. Von can dcvoie your whole
time to the wovl;, or vr.ly yo'ir Hpare mo
menif. Full luibrmniicu aiid ait that i
neetleH sent free. Addrep?
t.'I"irSO"N' & CO.. Portland. Ma'ne.
SUiViQNS.
Ia tho Justices Court, VuTtnrfi Precinct,
Co.u.ty of Marit:ipa. Territory of Ari
zona. J. H (..iG'tirtl, J.I.
Joiin-sox. riaitifiT, )
vs. VSnmmons.
Rob-kt James, Df ndant. j
Tli Territory of Ar;zor.a ecsds Greeting
to Kobcit Jamos, tf.:aIant.
You are hereby Bnmmone-1 to a: )ar be
fort ut m;i miico in Vulture Frcci'to".
in ibft Cou ty of .onrico-a. on tlio Aiirlilh
tla. of Kjvnilter. A. D. lfct$-3. at 1 o'clock
i. m.. in an ticiion brourht a 'uin-t you by
: aid pininti;!, to nsver ibo c-'iinplamt of
the above named plaintiff. Said" action i
brought tt ret-ovor of you Iht; eum of torty
six doliii'6 as principal and costs of pro
tect. 118 per coinpiaiut on lile in my oiiiee.
or j ud':ciit will be tnkrn aguinbt you for
the s .id amount. tns-ilier with osts oi"
this action ii jou fail lo appear and a-jsw-r.
To the Sheriff or nny Constable of said
ccunty. el ecting: Alake leal ssiviceand
due return Ucreo:.
Given under my hfind, thi Sixth day ct
Eeptnibcr, A. U. 1SV0. J. H. tirronn,
A Jiirf:icii of tha Teace of eaid Freciuct.
I he cby appoint Ja nes I insey as Con
stable in tliC a ne etit:t!od action.
J. ll. Giffopd.
IIoniest4act So. -IO.
Land Otitic e at Tucson Autzona,
September 3ih, li.SC
No-ice hereliy qivt u That Thoraa- .Mor
row has filed n t;c- of his intt:nti"n to
n:ake t.nal locf in guppoit of his liont.
ctead Ent y -IU, ai.d that eaid proof
wi.l he made In-lore the Hon. 'i homas a.
(iret-nfcaw, ProbaiO Jndire tor Maiic-pa
Countv. Territory of Ari.ona, at his oce
at t hoenix. in iaid county, or. the l4-.h Uy
of" ctob- r. at-TO o'clock, A. f-ir
the following d"fcnbed land!, to-wt: The
JJ i of t!!ci W of Sfc. v6, To'Mi8hi:
o. l. T rarpo 4 S, and atuii ional Hone
vtifidfr i he S H ot S W U oi Scc.CS.
Towns-hip No. 1. ,N of rang-j 4 E J:e
names tiie fell; w inir witnt si-8 to prove hi-
cnn'inuoii!? r FieT.cio upon, and culiivamu
if. &aid l:u:d. iz: r uh;tn:tst Muirp. Win
rhiicr v.ill r, William ii lewis and dm
ra.l -ileve.s.ull of Tempo. !tri opa couut3
A. T. " ilBNUV t -oiixs,
flo 51 w. K!ttTcr.
iXomvst: a;l otsc -.
! wd UrntE at TuctOS, Si pt. 4th, 1SE9.
Notice h T.by (riven thr.t IT'.:nr- C.
Kogcr h 8 file.l lif-.tiee of Ins lnK'iition
to maku liiuil proof in t npi-o-rorifis Uome
hte:;U Apiilicutinn Nff. U). rd secure fm.-il
cniry f'tir -ot. ttnd ttiftt. tii-hir'of will
taken lit fore the titfiKirab e Tiioir.as it..
(jreciihaw. Prfbate Jutljre lor ton iropa
county, Aii:.a, at hi- o.-ficc, in l'hojnix,
in saiil co'intv, on the lOth tlay of Uctub- r,
18S2. at 10 o'clock a. ax. ror tile FOttth-'-aKt
qnafier. of riccti)n 2; township o. l.no:th
of iai:ee Jo S eat, nnd iimiics tbc fo'Jow
iiiir at bid u'stneres. viz : fiejijre E. MeW
Vw J. Kigo:s, Nathiniel Sharp anil
Kobert ii. Ca.icy, aii of 1 cm;c. A T.
liEKltY Coustss.
yfS-5t w Bcgi-tgr
Strayed or Sto!esi
$10 REWARD.
A dark bay mare, ar.out sixteen bands
hiKh. brauried I on the left fhon'.der. Ten
dollar reward w iJl be paid for ibe de'ivery
of enid mare, or a lib' ral rvfird lor in
f rmai:n cor.crriiinir ihe uniu hy F Morjr
n tr- nt lJh enix, r sttoii -.Mc'A'hnrtere ut
Aic.xai. drin, Yavapai county. p-H)-lin
THANGE, BUT IBM
TH AVE MATiY JUETTKKS AND TETS
Timnnils in my pen session proviin
Kp1 4lvr to be a p edy and sure cure
far Wlioopln' t'onlf. OattM-rh and J'beu
mntitfin. It wi,-; lornvrly lia.d only for
Csnccr ard Bloo-i diteat'i. I hns cvor
faiied to cure Cu.uc.-r when '.i.i accordiag
to titiectk'iiS.. Yv . C NEEDH.OI,
J'-x .;2J, t ait Joze.
V.cpitcv. ceSn7 TIprd ist oci. riu-tf
RED CLOVER.
Kecdhr.ure Itod Clove- T!o.som and K.t
ract arc n:e rentefrt blood i:ni;i' rs -u th:
wOt'Hi. abio a sure cme tor i niic r, Sail
Kin u:, at -n!i, Brouchiiiei, fcc. 1 CHii
icier to nnujy le'ters nnd tc ti j onitiitf of
wi.o have ht-tnc:;ied. home of Theui - iruig
v"ry j-u:ar-ab!e. VV.C. JS KKUai AM,
TiO-lf Xb7 Vox 44
tvV7 S ox jt-?' Riw eRkness,fcii'r-
Cfd. i-n" -:i' '?''""( i't Manhood. Impo
lOi ,' v1 tzfc$?':'r toncy. I'nrslv is.
i
laSfyYstils&aia Serve T-nnc.
PROFErUON.VL.
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j tit:
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71 K
DR. E. H. PARDEE,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
Hns resumed tlis practice of h!s l'rofr.
pionentl will triv ppreual attention lo all
v. do Diav fftvor him with a call N. o
fissiiuHs iu tie oil'ic-. A larue a;fortn.fin
cf Krenuii Art'fit-ifll Etch cnoetnmlv n
hoii.l. Oilic. .WO ymnt'-'i in -rr. cor. C'l-y
pui-tp, Snn Francisco, Cal. Oflice h-nr.f.
9:-0a m to S r. m. 28div
17H.IRTOX COOK,
Ph)lfl ans cn a Surjt -
Variccpa Street,
Entt Side of Plara, Hiccrix, A. T'
e. a. tweid. ye. a. hakcook,
TffEnn !ivi;ic;t.
Attorntn ntliaw,
Phanir.A. T.
Kr-Tr.v.d buinesK In all department
specs' tr.
k. Knssox. m. r.
OFFICE Vnt Washington St.
Five doore cast of Post otlce.
Phoenix - - - J . - - . Arizona.
R. IV- SIOOIEE
Attorney -at - Law-
14 t'orcoran BuUding,
Washinotox, - - - - - D. C
WILL attend to bu:n nf every d
criniloi; in the t?s?:era1 L4nrt fifs.
r.tfnte for invt-ntitma procured, defndfrt
artd iroernTcd. Corr-snoridi-nre -o'fritrtl
PnAitK '-ox, Josru CAXP&XLL
COX & ( ASIPKKIX,
Attorneys at J, a w.
Opptcr rexi door to Conrr 1Vis.
Attorney h - a t - t aw.
pai:scoTX, - acizoxa
nWill ice la all the UonrU of the T
fry. xt it r
LOLA B. LAWREY.
TEACHER CF Till
PlAFiO
PHCENIX. ARIZONA.
ASTURAGE-
Good Alfalfa Pasturage
at my ranch, one lialf a
mile from Phoenixat tlie f
usual rates, ililk deliv V.
ered in Phoenix norrx'
C. A. TWEET.
tm is 3
TOM SHuSKAf.', Prop..
Sou'heiiSt Corner rni-hlDon nnd Center
tirsti. 1 hceni t, . T.
Robert Steinagg
nr
VCLTUEE,. AltlZOXA..
ASSAYBlt.
Is thoroughly acquaint
ed with assaying in all
ts branches.
Assayer for the Central Arizona.
Mininsr Cmnpnnv.
BOUGHT.AS9 SOLD AT THB
Horses ItoM en to stddle end liar
nc?s; sick nd Inrae hsrses taken
aud irctiti.-il bv tlic most skilltul
hore doctor in 2for;hern Arizona.
."'life and ttylish Ruddle nml ctir
ri:!gc'hoist;s furnislie.i fir all pur.
posts. Severn 1 very fine yonns ITatn.
Ii!etn'an stnl-'li-ns forsale. " HAW.
BI.KTON'IAN." ' ALMOST," and
WATCH EN," stallions keot for
stud pnrrC!. .1. J. GOSIM5K.
Proin ielor Star Str.bicp,
Prt-fcotr, A-T
I. V. T3t"t.-KTT, M n':'pr-f-.
IThoicsulc and Ketuil Dealers vt
Glutton
DiasonaUy opposite Postoli'co.
S. E. PATTON,
Cffiieuter; Builder
Fins Ciirpsr.ter Work a
Specialty !
Shop at Cor. Center
Jefferson Streets,
and
FES o EX IX,
AKIKOXA.
NOTICE.
yio biilx cpritn.'t tVe nr.n .in Omri con-
Irac'Oit Ma t A iffit.t 'Jih-. and wi bout
ttu o-d r lrnnt I h mallaL'r fit ihtfi I'twi.iy
U K C G K 1 .Jt 4,
Butchers I
Kelly & Mayer
Beef, Veal, Pork
Etc.