Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume], June 19, 1884, Image 2

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XII M HEBALB.
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CK PI'.ESTDEXT:
IN A. L5GAN,
OF 1IXIKOI9.
Bismaich vias cDcnly hisstd and
jtertd by some Geimiin workiug
mcn, who congregated at bis hotel
in the country.
Daniel Manxixc, Cha:rmnn of
the Democratic State Central Coui
nn!t. e, of New Yerk, ssys: "Mr.
Tlldea's Utter mesas -what it says.
His decliuatiou is absolute. Umier
'no ciicumetances will he Lc a cau
didate." Vi'ijat mekes U itghct, cf the Star,
eaytliis? "It is rcpoited, cn good
authority, thai Oolouel H -ud is out
of the Cocgressionul r;ice. Tlierf i
co doubt but what G . H. Oury is ;
but should be by any nccident get
the ncniinHtion the Ki-pulicans
would bave it huliduy walk over
His political day in Arizona has
passed."'
The contemplated appropriation
of $200,000 for secret service expen
ses covers a gigantic commercial
project. The Senate, in secret ses
tion on tbe. 14th 'nstant, hud under
consideration the concession to the
United ?t.itts of the privilege of
building the Nicaragua canal, which
would open through Central Ameri
ca a highway for our ships between
the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Let it bo remembered that Bay.
I'rh-is-ipoed to silver coinage.
This is sufficienT to put a quietus
upon his aspirations 10 become the
. Democratic nominee tor president.
In all the history rf the United
States congress there has been no
O'.fcer influence brought to bear upon
legislation equal to the popular de
mand for silver coinage. Silver is
money. It was made so by the im
perative tone of massnieetir.gs and
petitions from the renri'ie. irrespect
ive of party., and ro party can live
in the west who opposes ft.
The Spanish of Southern ("alifor
riaregard it as rather peculiar, and
with some superstition, that since
the advent cf the white man in that
section there have ncvei been three
mceessive dry s. ason?. Prior to the
se'llement eT the whites this fre
quently occurred and no'.hin3 was
thought of it. but now it could be
regarded as a phenomenon. L:tst
season nearly everybody rrt'Jieted a
"wet yea." because the wo preced
ing had b-'en drj onr-f. The rains
came ard general failure f crops
was prevented. The two r-.iny years
a rc often followed by two Cry ones,
and then they nTteriwie with re
markable regularity. But never in
the history of the w'.iHe setllemert
of the Sta'e have there been three
uccessive years of drouth. Siar.
Thu sore.headed flurry in New
Turk and Boston has about spent its
force, and so far has done hut lit le
damage. Seme Hepublicans, hot
beaded and upon tbc spur of the
moment, fly into a passion because
they fail to get their man nominnt
f d, aDd swear ("ire venger.ee upon
the party, bnt upon consideration,
alter the smoke of the battle has
I A
f
. beared awsv, and lust before a
damage is done, by designing Dem
ocrats who are in the role of Inde
pendent!, cet them committed to the
Democratic party, fly the track and
come back to the safe fold of the
old party. Principle does it. A
republican cannot be a Democrat
long at a time. He may get m id
and swear he will not vote for that
or this man, but be votes for him all
the same, Oi at least does sot vote
for the other feilnw. The sorehead
element held a meeting i i Boston a
few days ago for the purpose of
smashing Blaine into smithereens,
but they did not smash worth a ceDt.
It was di-eovered that if there wa-i
an attempt at forming a new party
It woi:ld drive the Independents !
bck into the Republican party upon !
principle, .lieu st- U ull.tirerer !
Vine" lu-re, -f'i-..v. T.
Tue Republican party wisely rec
o;n izcg the fact that dark horses
obscure, passive men-r-rhotild not be
placed in poiiions vff"' they me
incapable of fill jo sr"" 'Ai.e jiiexe
. . . . -y
sake oi naving
The
c-rgetic
omimited
iiiisites. It
uj pose that a
c-f t. is own,
y to diiect legis-
Jf; e li t best, and bis
di fined policies,
,ye mace no personal
balance of power has
younsteadv that the Binjnriiy
n seme cssts, j ie'dtd to the
moiiiy "nd chosen candidates at
their dictation . But Blame is the
candidate of the majority and was
hosen as the candidate of no clique
or class but simply s ft statesman
needed nt the htiin of the ship of
staie. It was known t!-at ho had
persona'- rmmies aid th..t they
wouid be bitter bLt the party ti list
ed to the rood' sense "f Republicans
to make Ibei) penv grievances sub
ordinate to the welfare of the
nation. If there be Jiosc otherwise j
itolir.ed, thev cie cot patriots and
, ... , 1
cans. It was a duty :.b w e'l as a
privilege to discuss favorably or un
favorably the candidates lit fore the
selection in order thr.t lh best ui.m
cr.ig'Nt be chosin. But when the evi
dence was all in ncd the jury has
i vei wht!iniDg!y dtCK'ed a ju-y
coi'falij' 'elected for ir.toilcencc urui
patrioti-m and a knowledge of the
needs vf tie oa' lor. it is but duty
tu yiela to th:;t jn;y who represent,
in the nemin atiou of Biuine. the ui
t grity of ihi Rej nb.iean part-, the
riouiiuatioa biivingbeeu made unan
imous by the eonvemion. The St.
Louis Giobe-Demccrat, whii stren
uously opposid the nomination of
Blaine, sajs: '-li is very sal'efor a
Ilej ublican orgau or voter to con
clude that a convtr tion of delegates
from all sections of the country,
imbued with an earnest purpose to
do what i3 wisest and best for the
paity as a pa:ty, and having the ad
vantage Pt comparison of views
and feelings in a direct and explic
it way, will not come sboit of a
result which, all things considered,
will be aboul as nearly correct as
human nature can reach in such
matters. That is what is suggested
by common sense and the lessons of
past experience; and henee the ob
ligation resis alike on Republican
papers nud Republican citizens to
make the pief renne .of the conven
tion their preference, whatever may
have been their previous thought
anil.dssireO'n ' the ground, as the
New Yoik Tribune clearly puts it.
that 'the maintenance ot the g-e;;t
parly in which alone lies the hrpe
of national prosperity and the safety j
of national honor is dearer than any
personal triumph.' "
The Aibuqut rque Journal, a sound
Republican paper, pays our Territo
ry the following compliment. New
Mexico has been very unfortunate
ju her officers, appointive and elec
tive, but Arizona, of late, has been
peeuiiaily fortunate in securing
ijood appointed officeis. It says:
Our neighboring Territory of Ari
zona is entitled to the credit of one
of the best and si unelu t planks iu
the new Republican platform. Wu
refer to the resolution to the effect
that all appiiinlmenis to otlicial
positions in ihe Territories of the
United States should he made from
the bonalide residents of ihe Teni
torles. There has never been a
greater a!)tiS!j of the appointing
power than the custom which now
prtv.tils cf farming out the offices
of Ihe Trrriturios to the broken
tlowu poittcian In the States, thus
making these districts a son ofpeual
asylum for men whj had bce-u re
(jUdiaicd ai h. me.
Vi hen the custi-m w as i slablished
of hiling the offi.-es of the Territo
ries with men from the States, it
was all well enough, because the
aveiagu Teintory nt that time was
little better than a "how ling wiider-nc-s,"
and peopled only by a few
hunters and trailers. There was iu
fact no material in the Teiritories
frojii which to make officers, more
than there is in Alaska at the present
lime, and in order to Bud men com
petent to fill the general offices of
the Ternloiy it was ucetssary to
luke them from some other part of
the country. But such a condition
of tilings long since ceased to exist.
All tiie Territories (txcept A!a;ka)
now have a stable population, with
people just i.8 intelligent and worthy
md jusi as competent to di-charae
the duties of Ihe Territorial otticers
as any of those iu the States, and it
is not ouly grossly unfair to them,
but positively unjust , and in oppo
sition to tho best interests of the
public serviee to liil these places by
appointment of men from abroad.
People who live in ihe Territories
arc no less Amorican citizens than
those who Jive in the States, und the
general gevintment has co moral
right to rob them of the benefits of
their citizenship to the extent of
totally ignoring their wishes hi the
selection of rueo who are to fill their
public offices.
The principle involved in this
matter is identic 1 with oue of the
greatest grievances that was alleged
by the colonies against Great Brit
ain, und which our nvoloUouarv
fa;ii ;-h ju ti.fitd io legiatttig by
a n
i 1. : . i : . I. . t ... . 1. T
turn nejiei-e. mill w t
country Las nee
inlets, and to y jr
is j!i
....
maw wr us
wfiojT
foic of aims. The iuhabiUuis of
the Territories are fi'Iy up to the
average of the country ut large i-i
tdl.ciitioo, intelligence, social woilb
aud all those quiiliiies that go locnui
stitule (he progressive, repect;ib!e
American citizen, und to force upon
them as their chief offict rs a !ot of
cheap pbiiiicians ho were pioba
b!y repudiiited at home because of
intt-llcclural auci niornl iiil'erioriiy,
is i.n outrage that no tilass of citi
zens in this country ouht to be ic
qui.ed to hiibmit to.
Of course we do not mcnn to say
thai all nn n appointed to ffice in
the Te:iitoricM are if Ill's class.
Jinny of ihem are a'-le and worthy
nun, and innke ho:i.-st, failliful
ofii.-iais. but this f ict do. s not cftVct
the case nt Is-sue, f"r it is uUei'lv im
po.'dMe fur a m iu coming I ere a
H t.il stranger -to the coui tiy, and its
laws and custom", to make as cord
hi) (fti'.-er as one who has In ccine
familiar with :he wanis cf tin peo
ple by a residt ncc in tin; Ti rrit-iry.
But I hat plan!.
in the nati. iia!
Tilaifoim to whie!'. we have nferied
will correct all this, ind while the
nalh nr.l r.ciminif-lrniioii rcmsitio
Ri piiblican we shall hi-vc minap-
j p. intea to oiu e lrr.m uiuHg imi
on ti c i'iz' n-5. who have tin l'lteicst
io the welfare of the l eiri;- r.
I'Ire st P,---soott.
Pl-.EsCoiT June 17. A fire broke
out here iiist night and destroyed j
ihe Arizona Mimr btiihllng and
KaibJes' l-reweiy buildings ard cou-
tentj. Iusured for six thuu:ncd
(loilais.
COSDlSFD TELKl.R A7.1S.
In Li iidon, Ont , Ju e 13ll), fr ur
lucmbi-'S of the sa'.v.ition army wtre
fined 10 each or 10" days hi jail fen
beating drums etc., in the streets.
They appealed.
In New York, June 13, J-mes N
Fish, ex-pres :deul of the Murine
National bark v o indicted by 'be
United S'r.tes Gmtid Juty for vit
iating banking laws.
For the w ek ending June 1-3'h.
there writ 2:G lailuies in the United
States; 25 iu Canfld. Iticrcase of
13 over previous week.
A l i rifle wind-toim at Clifton on
the 13'.li blew don the bridge
across the" San Francis o river while
several persons were crossing. No
lives lost.
Charles Francis Adims will prob
ably be chosin president of the
Northern PaoitTc.
The case of l . G. Campbell, at
torney i:i the no'cd Biiner trial,
which cause the I itic isnali riots,
chargi d with attempting to bribe a
juror, went to juiy on July lo ll.
Bull fights have been forbidden
in France.
The Q'leen we.s present at the
election today nl Balmoral, of a
brorze statue of John Bmwn, which
represents him ittin d in Highland
costume. The statue was placed in
view of the Queen's apartments.
San key, the ev:nelist, left Lou
don for America an S ifirdav.
Territoi-'ul Twij
The bri 'gc across Hit Gila above
R.' vers ice hi.s been finish, d.
Ptcf. J. G. Lemon, !hc well known
b' iai.ut of Oi.klar.d, Ctl ., nrd hit.'
wife are camped near Peach Spi inus
end arc making u rc-lhction eflhe
many plants and ll' weis found in
Mohave comity. The professor says
he has found ronie four or five v;.r
rii lies of plants iu that coviuty
hitherto unknown to science.
The Tombstone Epitaph of June
14th sjtys : The glad tidings have
g-no f.nth that the San Diego
snrdlerwill s'.ait up next week on
custom oft'.... The house of Chas
V . Leach, foreman of the Ginnd
Central mint, wi.i burned lust night
by an incendiary.
The Pi i sect t Courier, of June 10,
says: Jack Fro-t displayed him
self Salui day morning last. It was
his last nppeaiance this season....
Giniie Creek has a big supply of
water; bigger than we have seen it,
t this seaso n, in twenty years
Judge Fitzgereld v.iil opcnaspic
ial term of court at Tucson, July 23,
to try indictid city and county
oflicer . . . .Gai land has taken his
first sler-i to build Ihe Prtscott rr.il
tvud .
The Globe Silver Belt of June i
14 h says: A new CO ton furnace ar
rivtd Thursday fvom San Fun Cisco
for the Old Dominion Srm.ltin
Company. . . . John Ho ward, f G lobe,
diet! very suddenly last week .. AH
p. r.ons, except tho-e authorized by
law, have been ord-rcd off' the San
Carlos reservation. A law of Ari
zona requires that w here ole mar
garine is sold that the fact must I e
made known by three postetl no
tices. The failure to give such no
t ice suh-p.'cts the effe-uder to a line
and imprisonment.
The Florence Entcrpiise of June
14th say3: The Odd Fellows at
I'inal and Silver King are prepar
ing to build a fine ball at the latter
place Native silver has been
3ttuck in Mineial Cieek district,
but we are not at liberty now to
state in what mine the virgin mital
was fount! ... .Jesse Brown, en
gaged in assorting ore in tie Silver
King mine last week, feil down one
cf the winzes, a distance of 40 or 50
f eet, ar d was seriously injured
The small number of cases brought
br fore ihe grand jurv speaks well
for the order of our county. Pinal
counly is the best behaved as well
as the richest county, in resources,
in Arizona... .nr. M. Fleishman, of
Phoenix, was here this week, mak
ing arrangements to move the goods
of L. Goldman & Co., from Butte to
the Salt River valli-y, the Pinal
Consolidated company having con
cluded not to restart their mines
and furnace at present. Mr. Gu
Hirschfeld, who hael charge of the
dorc. will to to Din nix and a.-efnt
a situation with Goblman & Co. . . .
D. T. Klmore, say the Index, of, the
Jesse Benton Idining Company at
Owl Haads, brought in bis usiial
shipment of bullion this week,
weighing 1GG prur.ds and valued at
$2,000.. .On lust Thursday, with
out a moment's warning, Captain
Crawford, presmnrd to be r.ctinj;
under ordfrs from the hero of the
Sierra Madrn sum nder, came liow n
to the 6an Caiks cot. per groep will:
cc mpaniesof soldiers and compelled
the large for e ff men :it work tl'.eti:
to Itavo post-baste and Hbnrrton the
l-ropsriy end c.-tly in. pi ovemouts .
This is one of the diilie-t pieces ot
villainies vet perpvtr-lerl by the
,.miit. n-lil.trr. Three I ir.ies
toe western line oi the nservatiou
has teen run by competent stiivev-
o;s, and e.ch time it wns f.:und that
the San ('arl s Uupper aroup lv at
least, twe inilrs outride the reserva
tion. Upon tiie slienaih of iliese
su: vcys. and without anv protest
fiom tin Indian agents or the gor-
. iri.inmt, an eastern ccmpnny.
coin.
po-ed of ho; o.a'::!e
cPizenx, paid
I stWOOO cash for these
; huvr expended many
mines cd
tlmusiiiids
I inore in devele-pini the ).ro; erty, in
leuciinK buildings and in pmclo.i
j in-j rtiicitfis and maehiueiy for the
j ted-,. cl ou of the ore, while Mr.
j Twnd h:is exixude l $15 000 in
j building a road into the mines and
tn-'r.gin t Oila. Anoether at
lets si iOO.OCO have lem ixpen.Ied
rn this enterprise, and had i: not
bi eu t.:sti.ib'd the company w. .old
Mive di-lutsed in
this ar.d Gila!
county, during tho next twelve
morlht, ovei 1300,000.
'Ilic Piescott Courier of June 17h
tp.ys: Contractor F. U. P.nkcr has
made a start on the City Hall. .. .
T! c Dosovis iliiiing Ci nip any em
ploys thirty-one men, nud expect
r-ce-n ti - h ave more than 100 men on
their pay roil .... Don't talk about
county divisi n, .Messrs- Schemers.
The people have enough taxes to
pay j-.ist now, in d do not propose to
bo lax. d heavier for the benefit of a
few -aspirants for power and place.
....Tonto B isin people are in ie pes
of getting a mat! service fioui Globf
to Verde by July lit Wonder it
the g. vemmeut will ever payAii-zo.-nns
for ropfrty ciestroyed nnil
stolen Vy Ivrlitns and for b-sses sus
tained in organizing and keeping
companies of voliiDleer- iu the
field? ...A crc:it inary citizens of
Yuma county have asked Mr. r'ntnk
Murphy, ( oininissioner to tho New
(trh bus Exposition, to nppoint Jo.
Stein as ilistrict commissioner .
General Crook is expected to aniee
from the east on or about the 23th
instant ... .Colouel Burlier will soon
lake cbaige of the Adjut.int Gen
eral's office, when IMi.jorJ , P. Bourke
will perhaps be g'.ve:i a rest.
The Ptescotr Journal of June 10 h
says: A number of eastern capital
i ts aro exp'.et"d to imive durii.c
this week to in vestia'e our miniiiir
resources with a view i f invcstim;.
T!ie Low-ell mill, on Lynx Creek,
has been pKced in complete repair
agai; , and will shut up to-mm row
on ore from Mr. Casady's Siioo Fly
minr, on iowc" Lynx Creek.... J. R.
Adams, who was convicted ot man
slaughter, for the killing of Constn
ble Robf il-, at Tonib.-tnne, w ts sen
tenced by Judge Pinniy to five years
iu th.i Territorial pris'-n ;tt Yuma.
.Strg!tt:t f.a'.vrc nr-e, conrii fed of
ninr.sliuuhter, for ki ling a fellow
soldi; r at Wilk-ox s me m nths ago
has hi en" senlencad Io eighteen
motiihs" iuipt'.s uineut in ihe peiii
tcnliuiy. The I'rcsco'.t Miner i f Juno lGtb,
says: ( aiulidates for the Prc-ci-l'
Ltind Ofliee Ueccivcrsiiip are numer
ous. We lean Hi it Mr. Frank
Howard, son of our new Chiif Jus
tice, has commenced the sindyof
law in Ihe ofliee of Disli let Attorney
L". B. Ru'-h Dr. Ainsno.ih in
forms us that Rev. Mr. I'e-'ison, who
is t rdl'i ting wi h a compound frac
ture of the bones below the knee,
and Miss B'fid way, i ieee of .Mrs.
C. P. IInd. who received a fiactuie
of the lurg'j bone btlow the knee,
are doing well . . . . M es-i s. F. V .
Blake and Secret.'ry X.-n Annan
came in ye-tcrday from a nip to the
Turkey Creek mining dis riet, very
well pleas'-d Willi a'l they saw. The
excellent lirojui '.ies krfcwn as i'ir.e
Flat, belong to the Chase Conipasnes,
is indied looking fine. Already n
fine ten-stamp mill has been put in
place. Enough ore is already upon
the dump and in sight to keep the e
mills tunning upon frte milling
gold rock for some 'en years. Some
of the ore wi'l go, we are told, fully
1,000 per ton in this frt e ; roduet,
and the camp is exceedingly happy
with the prospect of this district,
erelong, being one of Hit best and
largest bullion producing camps in
Arizona. The scenery around Tine
trial is indn-d interesting, and the
cair.p is composed of a happy set .
Other propeities in this dis'iict arc
looking finely. The Pine Flat peo
ple have a!r?:ily $25,000 worth of
ore for shipment.
The Tucson Mining Index of June
14th says: We are informed that
Ex-Governor Safl'ord is in the Ter
ritory for the purpose of making it
li 13 place of residence .There is
an igifation in Apache county look
ing to ihe removal of the coun'y
seat from St. Johns to Holbrook, on
the lailroad. The expenses of the
Sheriff of Gri.ham county, it is said,
amount to G,C00 thus far in 1884
R. C. Pearson will soon have
his salt mi.l in operation at the
Electric Light works. The coaise
salt will come from near Dos Pal-
aias, on the Colorado desert.
1'assengers and mails are conveyed
across the Colorado, at Yuma, by
steamer, a distance a five miles be
tween the foivn and the gold mill
down the stream on the California
side Last year an expropriation
was made, by vote of the Deoule,
amounting to $10,033, for the pur
pose of building a City Hall and
Ensini house, a Smallpox hospital
and making some small bridges It
is a remarkable fact that out of this
$10,053 appropriation, the Council
expended $25,507.73 Why should
not th-3 tax-ie-i-er ci v out in hitter- j
nes ot i
and beholds i $7.",000 ruin of a
Cour'. house; a $40,000 . ruin of a
School bouse, anil 50.000 of county
RnUroad bonds uypo:heeiite.l mid
drawing interest lor God knows
how Ions without a bhove! full of
eai tli removed lookinu to the build
ing of the rai'.r.-ad? Is it a crime
to ciy out iagaintt c: ime?. . . .The
edilor of the Index i oneludcs that
Qui jot oa will exceed the population
end prosperity of Virginia City in
its pulmies; d:i s: that TtcstD will
be eve; crowded with population,
and business will boom li.cre as it
never has be:o:c, before the next
twtlve uuinth.- explris: that Quij--ton
wll: yield more huudreils if
i u ill ions than were evi r
aken on'
j of Mount David-ou; that the f et of
I I he ore being where no water wi.l
j interfr-ie w th woik, and where no
i Hoisting win ne w ;ie uuuc, iu-
suivs an advantage of nne-fr in ill
in the expense cf gettipg the ore to
h e mil! . That the t onr.tiy between
t'iiMi Giar.de and Florence constst
of ri lie mesa lands, heavily Wi.oiU-d
with mc-quite. Some tiaj- this w ill
ail be brought under culiivation
and watered from the Gila river. A
great canal scheme, having this ob
ject in view, is already assuming
shape. Ar.d it is on ns-ured tact
that Casa Grande is destined to be
come a town of cons 'ch-ruble iuipor
tance iu the near future.
liftitr l.lnt.
Unclaimed letters remaining in
the pcslofiice at Phoenix, Ai izoca
June 1 j, lbbt :
Allen, J T (2) Push, Mrs M
Broot s, G W Boyle, Thus
Byets. Jot-n A Cavy, B F (2)
Casey, Mrs H B Ciihoun, Waiter
Ci lman, AVra Catr, John
Cai r, Mrs Bat ha Dickey, T II
Davidson, Vv' t Davison, J
Davis, A J Duuckii' John
Fi.wier, O P Fovh r, O Percy
G i ten, Janies Hail, A
Gray, Thos E Hill, Frank R
Howe, E F " Jrv.qnini, tiustof
Meyers, John H. Moore John T
MofTjtl. IV S Nash. G V
Reiil, L T Rit.-h-inls, Mrs J
Right, Chas Ri ieliesl, Peter
Rjbeu, H Sileut, Cht-.s F
Swain, Miss L'.llie
Siocuin.SC Snapp, Rufus T
Steele, Miss Lucy
1 homr.s, Gko We.lks, Jake
Wi.der Geo Quigiey M G
CAUTES ESIANOt.AS.
Carmen, Quijoda Teiiiias, Agutsse
Francisco, li Vaierguda
Alia no. Ma-ting
Call for advertised le'.ttrs.
Geo. E. Mowrky, P.M.
Ti'IiRt is Ar.i--icte. ia ?
The attention of the public h.is
been calhd frtqueirily of late t ) the
tul je-el of "ammonia in food," ami
the matter is being so vigorously
agitated that -it nects.-niily a reuses
the curf:si y of the public at latre,
and leads them lo usee: tain, if pos
sib e," what it is all about. In the
first place, the Question uiise.-, what
is ammonia ? w hence crimes it?
Quoting "United States' Dispensa
tory :"' "It was probably original''
prepared from putrid urine." Other
sotnees are ' coal soot, s'ale urine,
guano, etc." Tho "Encyclor .scdiu
Kr.liaiinica" says of it: "earijonate
of ammonia is obtained in largest
quantities by the putt efael i u of Ihe
urine of animals, or the dry distilla
tion ot animal mi.tter." "l'oscoe's
Chemistry"' states that "tvhen horns,
cr clippings of l.iil s f.re heated,
iinuuoiiitv is given of!"; hei.ee ammo.
ni:i was known S3 spcilsof harts
horn." "Toe rtitnt' ammonia is de
rived from I lie- fact that a compound
containing ammonia wns first pre
pared by healing camels' dung."
"Ammonia is mainly old -lined from
the iimnioiiiaca! ltqii'irs of gas
wnrkr.'' Guaoo. the dried excre
ment of sea birds, and the urine of
aniina's, likewise emtain large
qiiantitiis of ammonia. Farmers
know its value as a tertiiiztr, ard
physicians know its value as a
coimttr-irrP ant a: d rowerful stimu-
lent. All physic
ti.e.n r.I-.uc it siion-i.T
drugs, and us a
drug it is ii qiicstiou
ot better to let it re-
wi.etiui it is in
inaiu in the hands of physieans and
I
crui! gists, and leave it out of our :
fe.od. A rectnt article, called "A i
P,.,l;in.- Pnwiti-r Ti-irt " nn.ii.miis I
' -
as a st'lionc or trick the simple J ?4 U C.T9 -5
method which has been given j Q l?fl
throuirh these columns, w hereby a i Porrto the SM-tit .
hoosewire may aseer aiu. "ho... ! M:
the Aid of chemists or chemical ap- teis m oo Hie event;. Iirk-.: 'Man, iP
... . . oi i.dii. vie tim- ete sia-rs.a. iiv.-r t-oin
paratu, whether she is using an at- , ,,i.,j:o. f .-yr and asrn-. ihctunaiis.ii. ee -v-ti.
le free from disgnstine' inirie- j 1n" ;'' b!li'v. o- p eiaaoue. il.-r av kamv
j ii.nr oi una -upr ia" omc ..nd aoer.it v..
eiients; anrl after once convinced of ; there exi ts a r-;i eiric p ii:ei; which
r. :o tie- ;i.; ve-i s.o.'r.:e t lae ir;ble.
the t: ue -oure-e of ammonia, ami its , ,, , iT.es n ihs-Lio ant r.-rniune r-.t
presence m an aiticlc of food, it is
her option whether Hit use of it is
continueel or not. The test may le
I a simple one, but by its means the
unsuspecting find that can-i of
"Caking Bowder." slamp'-d on the
cover "Aloolute-ly Pure," contain
ammonia, and certainly no refined
prison wno has once rend some re
liable authority ' ii ammonia would
like to bring home for use an article
containing so mleiior a substance
Baking powders have become a con
venient, useful and important ai
ticle in millions of homes, and every
muntifactuicr should prepare and
sell it only as conforms to Ihe well
fcnowu conditions which insure
health and safety. There is no dif
ficulty in procuring a baking powd -r
lhal vi ill stand the "'test of the oven"
that does not contain nmmouin. If
an article has merit, ai d has once
become established in a home, its
merits will always insure it n place
there, but if a product of daily use,
through unreliable sources, fs made
to appear belter than it is, any
means, however simple, by which
its infeiiority may be judged, ought
be thankfully received by an intelli
gent consumer.
Mr. Tom Sherman, of Phoenix,
has a cabinet of valuable mineral
specimens which must he secured
for exhibition at the Territorial
Fair, if it can not be secured for the
Exposition at New Orleans. It
has been collec'ed with grcitca-e,
and we doub' whether it ran be sur
p ssf- I in Arizona.
MvhacI Atipnrilmfflcnt.'
(fvv ck Srpr. of Scho- )
Phoesix. Aniz. June 13,
T reinsurer f Mat ic. p,t t o:
Dkap. Siu. 1 liavt this dy marie
tile follow ina distiibiiti n of S.2,i(i9
of the sum .f $2,202 10 us rep rt, d
by y, u as h' ing in 'hu sc'uot 1 fund of
tiki co unty. viz :
Lih-arv
To Di st. No. 1. 5S8 H3 f S' 40
" 2. "2 i2 8 40
" ?', 0.5 92 8 40
' 4, 2b9 3 8 40
" 5, SI SO S 40
" " 6, 81 o0 8 40
' " 7, 118 12 6 40
8, 121 US 8 40
" 10, 1S3 40 8 40
" " 11, 72 12 8 40
" 12, 72 12 . 8 40
" " 13, 84 80 8 43
" " 14, tG CO 8 45
l.StiO 70 100 3J
T. H. ejiitr-Mi.iW,
Co. Supt.
Frem Tuesday's Dnily. j
Private letters hom t.'ahtoruia j
state that the fruit ciop lias t een
materially injured by the r.iti. 1 ho
grain ciop is aifco injured prjbably
10 per cent.
The Florence Enterprise stays :
'Gus. Sciiamp, w l o recei tlv sold iiis
boariiijg house a: the- Ray to Airx.
Paxi, wi'l go Io Phoe-iiiX next week,
to open a ho'el."
City e-xp' nses must undoubtedly
have been very light dur ng the past
yrar, snd our CVy C'oitncil will
prcbably find suslicit nt funds on
bund to improve our str-ets. The
engi s of the ditches arc too hii;!i,
which should be remied by scraping
this dht into the mid lie of the
street, in order to make ihe water
run into the ditchis. The deposit
of odl adobes fr m demolished
buildings, done by private citizi ns,
has much improved Washington
street ar-d a few side streets, while
Maishal Gaifias' chain gang has
kept il em clean w ith littie or no
expense to the city. Washington
stmt, ot leasi, should be placed in
bettti condition t'm.n it was when
the rains last w inter made it a lake
of mud, impassable, almost fa1- days.
Absolutely Pure-
This iif.weer r-ever vari.-s. A marvel
Pt.cni-til. aei.y a.i.i v li 11 s.ir.it.in s
.".otri' ei-OMOmieai ill m lite o-.Iir.ury kti 'i!-
niul c.iaeo. ii h id in enmp n ion v. ith
tl:e muititllvle ol t-w U . slVMi weklit
alum or phosi.liare p wq is. Sio'd nly ia
aiiOYAL BAKIN'ti FOWREIl CO..
ap5-lyv lOti Walt St., Now York.
ti W3 cE'iiBnaTFn M
! 11--'''? 'V? -l. ' ir;:o 't'. ;t ,-TV'?
., ' t--- o.,;- ', -.';' . D,.,,.N ,i JJ.
j 'iifMfJjlf
"-esS-
sljii'
SpSlfc . ST3IAC5
l$Sr? "r--r- nr-O f&X
t.i r.r---? iia -.r-f . ja
...
Ke'i- s:i e b a:l Druggists anel Lie-ai-
ers ene-rauy.
n i
tr a
Washington Street, Be
low the PostofFce,
PHCENIX
ARIZONA.
Former Asr-ayer for Central Arizona
Miniug Co., Vulluie.
TERMS REASGIMAaLE !
ASSAYS KELIABLE!
Mew Thresher for Sal 3.
A new first-class Thresh
er with engine and ail ap
pliances for sale at a bar
gain. The thresher has
been used but a part of
one season and is the one
bron o-ht into the valley
last year by Creed Bry
an. 3Iay be seen in front
of Gardiner's wao;on and
carrsgc shop, Phoenix.
J. J. OA RDINEK.
, ..-ii) da -.'! ,;'-.
S3 'I'M I .-??
' -. ? ;i 'f-..
PROFESSIONAL
Jehrv MlLi.Ar. T. W lbsE.
'ot.iry l-ub;ic. Cn i! E-.f-ineer
A.ttOmOV3 al)'' Counselors
At LW,
ar.d Heal Estate Agents
i'JItENlX. - - AUlZO-NA
-HAXIS I'OS. .lOSEFtl i.Arsr.ix
CoX & CArViPEELL,
Attorneys at Ltsw
is-FIe'E In lrvliin bulljii.g.
C. a, rw&tn.
W. A. HS';OCK.
TV. CBESbin.W
Attorneys-at-Law.
Pg?I.nnil hi.sin ss mail'- speclaiiiy4r
PllffiSlX. AiaH3A..
H. N. ALEXANDER,
Attorney-at-Law.
OFFICE Irvine's Block, Room 1
PutESix, A it I ZONA
its ".' ri'""'.,''i':? L:
rn
o
e-ailtoru:a street ,
J. T
Alrav, A. C. Bakkr
ALSAP &. BAKER,
Iiflf7 1,
at LWi
k.W3SWIM l.M
Ctt't'iCK OJtS COIIH ;iiUSi.
I'hoeiiix. A. T.
t. v. muz.
Surveyor and Givn Engineer
Di'ch EiiL'inoerint and Itvtl
Work a Specialty, Ofrlce wi'h Por
ter tfc M llhij , upstairs in the
Irvine Bui'idiui, Piioenix Arizona
MnS. E. A.SNGALLS,fvi.D.
Fhvsic?an ami Oculist.
t 1VKS ar.priid at'cnt.nn to C-l-.wt-
It liirsui.d 5i?sa.-'K nt Women
On.ce east Wasliingion r-ueei.
HERBERT R. PATR.CK.
Civil Enginee-,
IT. f. iter.uty iIii:ei'l Srvfyr
for Ai i;'..n a .
SuhelivUion of land a specially
OiBce Opposite Pok. O.'llne.
O. J. TIIIBODO, M. D.
mm and
.-'v""-y
tiir
AND DEALER IN
DSUGS, MEDICINES, AiD TO LET flRTC
Ferfamery, Eius.'ies, etc.
Opposite the Postofriqo.
i c yu ft jfvM v n
J. u. V ttnu I C.J, i1:!. J.,
U. S. Ex-mining Sar-jeon,
OFi lCE AMI PISl'F.XSAltV:
Aelams St., neiir Maricopa St.,
PiiOEXlX, ARIZONA
R E-LICHTSURKE, Nl D
Physician and Surge:n
Ofliee and Resilience i e-ivly opposite
the new L"inon Hotel, Wash-ingto-i
Sliect.
PHOENIX - - Avizcna.
BIJOU RESTAURANT,
West Side Plaza,
Fhcenix. A. T.
The Best board in town.
0T3SIL at all Hours- .
Sirgle Meals'.
Loarel by w eck . .
Board by Month. .
. . 50c ts.
.-..7.00.
. .S28.00.
KELLY & SPEEDY,
hole alo ar.d RetaiJ Dealers la
Beef, Pork, Teal, Mullen, Eic
PHCENIX, A. T.
Corner ot Washington & Center Stc
!C CREAM PARLORS,
Opposite the Phoenix Hotel,
Washington Street.
Mrs. Brawley & CaiMsr
wish to inform their friends and the
public that they have opened Ice
Cream Parlors at the above named
place.
Give Them a Call.
P ilk in Thomas
45 So. 2d Slrsst. Phiiatf'a. Pa
&?j in Staniard Arsj Cloth Sasb
AND CLOTHIMG.
Win a !icg3 I it of entirsly new cln thing
of old l-di-.d tinnpat'era. eousi-tiT.g oi
CavHlrv v-e;rco-i:st,an!S, -tricki-is, Frock
Coate.. Plejtteil ana uiiiiu Blouses in p r
font O'eteraiiel verv rh: m:. .'elsostardiird
ATOrIS.:.tt!.'.wubb"r
PilTIIIRS
t; a
P N !3k msK r ess f'i. s?
k n r9 u n u u ii y $ k t
Ufl 1 li W
IB A POSITIVE CUKE
FOR.
t
n
Of
seases
The Great Stomach H emulator,
fc f?" Htm vi jfs g5 kTh
l'i 'l & w ti ti tj g li U iii ri
- f b EJ -3 1 t fit if 4
; 3 k t-a
.'02sr
Phoenix, A. T.,
OommenciDg on San Juan's day,
June 24, and continuing to
and including' the
F08I87H iWt
The ground will be neatly laid out, so as i,j nfl ml ccpnl accommoda
tions for all. The race track is free for nil d ir::,g the Fiesta. A large
f.eid, gooel fence and feed, free for nil from a eii.lance.
Each evening. A good Band in attendance. Races for pnrse, f su't the
times and hor-es. ( nek fighting, chicken pulling, utile clitublng, tdsf
catching, foot, sack, buck and squaw racing for purses. Gond ordei
guaraute-t d. For further particular-apply id
VV. R. OS
?ll Pi!
m .53 Y. -7
Jl W fSa
F isi ir '-rA St fe.Ors
IE FOLLOWING
t 8JJfcirj
f:V. i'OKVEit LOT imar cite-i-laz
V ? an'i fi rt-ff
'p. Male
i SI2 KRAME nv, i:i lo N'j iliUi-J
V ah v lii-cMt-e i l o:o; I , .
4 yv. LAHSK ADOilB V.'ARBHOtriE
.- i-i ; v r-f 'it e-ix.
rs V.'() I.O!
I It.iiio-
IN TilE TOWX OP M AiilCOPa, on tho li.ie of fae S.iulnern Pcifie
f n k uois;
AXD LOT IN THE l'O VS
V r
For fureber ps:ira;ar? 'nqijiri' nt
W fwl . .S3- H GOP E'l
n
i
WHOLESALE AND
We have just recet- eel the Latest Improved ROLLER MILL
p.nd Grain cjLtA'VER Combined, mid e are now prepared to
furnish a First-Class Article of ROLLED Barley at the Low
est ALarket Price.
CUSTOM WORK done at Eeneonal le Rates. Barley De
ivered to all parts of the City FREE CF CrlARl'E.
GASH PAID FOB BARLEY.'
Givxa and Warehouse at J.Y. T. imilli's MILL, Phoenix, Arizona
fir
hf-'f t
h 1
-ia'if S! fell
'3 ' I A """ I I rH
2-2 S" Ti ' 53 L-J -
r, - I -n o-jr
T- .1 - i I A I -C
? n r-
"- S"
3 s.
la!
' 5
CO
O
22
?rO
?f r-H
I f-hriirtft TIino-i T iftpftufi V. Pi frlutl
UiiUiUli II lllUiiilillUi.) Ci KilgM.
We manufacture the FINEST BEER
in the Territory.
Orders J'romptls ' Filled-
JOIL LUKE.
CHAS. PARK
era! Jobber
Well B.ggfns,
Clearing .lotf, Fettins; out and cariig for s
tree, s.ircts, etc.
Apply hi Pollock
ert .
it's.
h a m
iilB
dney and
. v.-i
FIESTA
7 DRIVING PAUK,
p
z, l C O c
Phcenix, A.
SfSv - S - t pgi-TT
sJ.JC 3i?ZM RSHU1 VP
- . j '
ivitb laro "brie: t ire thoreon : ran ri wa
,1701 ueioioui, in I lie CUV OI etiOe!MX
ith Uvo !Ojai aiid bieh .o .ra, adjotilis the
cimtraity l.eat d. Lot 43x137 feet, in tb
OK T.i MPS, M'iiioopi county, Arizoan .
& CO.. Phoenix or Tucson, A. T.
it
I n
EETA1L DEALEES IN
RESTAURANT.
Washington Street. Two Dorrs Easi
- .. . .... V
of the court House, lG3r;"
P II (EX IX ARIZONA
M Mm Ucuse In PIiibiiIi
Board, Per Month. .
Board, Per Week
Three Veal Ticheis
Single Meals
$22 00
0 00
1 00
50
E VERTTHIKG FIRS T- CLASS!
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
Inquire at. Mrs. Fuller's,
one block north of Phoe
nix Hotel.
The Br-n-ns Gnus Is
sued Jtiarch and Sept.. cr.eh
illfi pages, 8rllJ
i indies, v.-iih over 5iS0t
y iih-sUafions a whola p'O
ture iiaUerv. (siveswho!-
tale yri!irect io eun-wmtva on nil prol
for. iicrsonai or fcnii:? r-.o. Tell, how
to ordur. un-.i r ived t..it cost ti verr.
iil.jntc vou w, ct a-.-it.Ic, w,r. "r have
irr.a Aviih. T'ltio invr-I'iiwoe? K-c-oiiA ceiv
i.an ia.'f.rnaiion clo -nol from thtt mow
S OI tilJ Hi I'M. v 3 via iuiwi a copj
Vr ;; to a-v aiJtorvi I p -n receipt of tu
osij-.-e -V ('.nti-- L .-t us hoar uoua yen.
Eccne-eU'iillv,
tfOMTCiGSlHY IVARO &CO.
WtrS V?'i.b.aj Avenut Ci;jh."0
f HSHIX
RESTAURANT
o
3d door ca3t of PoetofYIoe
I i:Bg!5 meals. .
. .55 oonte
tSOertl
r y -. oj wevs. .
ne i. i ' h.