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TilE IMICKXIX HERALD.' FREIGHT
- 1 Friday .October S4. 153.
t- . , -
AP.HiVALS.
.j ,-m'..l.vce Ol UHr u,nc, aj'.'Ut jr oil! T
Ton is surliuriz-'l t nuts pan Ikw-s or
5-mtract d :bt f'r aud 011 acr.iunl of f!t
tlzxjk'.B. 'o b-H.1 av-iint ill-' IlKiiAi-n
bj rfCO-:ii"d "'-"-'i'l pnrrhaacH and con
tracts uucl - uy the prtipri-.-tor personally t-r
vtiposi UiL-ir r.Titt. n order.
LOCAL LIN!
1XDIAX I'OL
."V D2-
I ecu a Li-
ii. r 1' p-'i tni! i t
ririitali'e f.iel duti::g failure. It
1ms not oniv- cist the n.t',ti ini-
ut
doil tis an 1 te!.t., L
New Mex'co, ia which t!i-iicnct-ful
aiiJ indsi.-trlous
tome if the l.c.-t blood ai:d life of j
t':e nation. 1 tie rosvi.t fleprc-u.i-tLms
on t!ie ILifi Grande river in
.lives os
women
and cliUiea have been sacrificed to
the fury of the mo: cl.-ss foe, are a
. sad cuiumcutary on a H:ie r.f iiolu y
.which leaves these homes v.tterl?
d ; fenci-less. Ti e recoi.t Utc Iu
d;an outbreak U one of tlic most
irnil'e d ajiit rs in tLe h"s:ory of
lliod America hits ever known.
Everyone ccijioyed at the White
Tivcr Agf-ticy. from Agent Meeker
down was U: t only above rcpr.iiteh
- a? to character, personally and ,ffi
ci.illy, but the mi:na;euie!;t of Ia
difiQ i'.fTtirs under the administr.i
li.ni of the Aoncy wa faul 1 ss.
51b. Mkeker fully believed tlicla
diaus could ha civiliz.-d, and act -d
o.i that theory from the beglm.ii,-
Ha treated tham with uniform
kiiiike. s, and invited them to his
own t-ib!c with his familr. lie was
- slain by those v. Loui he had most
bif.ieiided, and Lis bjjy horribly
mutilated as were also his errplovees.
while his gentle and culivatcd wife
and daughter were carried away
rr:iay. Oct. 17.
: rtiiM-;.
M'Vl'fr J'.ro, fj j.ksi.T'.n.
! J. K 1 !: it Ci). i) pkjj,
Li!U. Aslu r fc C'n. 47 pkijs. 27-V.
! E Irv no & C, 1U libs. 735; 03
' ilk-. lv.ll-. -
J iii-jlirv, 5 pUss, rjr,.
j 1ki-.s:utt.
, Pr O Lincoln, :! pks, 273
J GoMwaler it ii.-o. 1 pk-r, 2-0.
L I'.ishfonl, 1 1 pk.w 4,l'M.
S?;VMOi"K.
IJro. 11 k, 020.
v. iCKEM.i i:o.
E. O. Grant, 2 pk-s, 103,
Hat nrd.iy. 15.
Geo. Coiit.-:. 13 plis 73o: 43 pkgs,
1905. '
I L Convf r.-. 8 jiksr. 1;7.
Eilis. A-lier & C pk?r.
GJ.:m-.in & Co. 2 snnrt, 5C5.
K Irvine it Co, 1 pksr. 2U3.
! Q its. 14 snncl 13'J'Ji 17t)Ugf!
! 17 pks. 340.
Frtni Vot!n.-sfl:ty's Da!'y Horaid.
I'iireiiix-ni.i.ie eiirtrs p.m nieeti:!
iih much di'mand.
Tlie sta'rs" to .Pn-cott via lii-.iek
C.uiiin lei'i liiij mui'ii.i with no pas
senger.. Lorintr iixin j nn his pi.iee next
t Hie Kpre.;s c;i!ir;e fisr rent. Il is
irnod. btisine.-s lx.-:.tiou.
A pi le oi tn lek m lro:t
in's iiiOicare liis inteaiiun of
H t-ldewiilk )i ti::it inaieiiiil. I
Lowell, tlte ciirpenter, r:s retrv r.ed
his pl.u e i f ir.es-i to M.-ir.reztim:i
street opposite the ei! IltiiALD ofiicc.
Gi'injc 11 nii!:n i-f the iivciy rti!)!e
next toihe Motel is well s'.i)-
'.vi;!i evervUiinir ia hij line.
nrj'.irors were drawn to try the
rase: W E bietl'e, .osiah Circsr,
(Jeorire ?i.irier, Cciife II Kothroek,
Le.ui.TC.'azrii.C U D '"vin, Hreaf Kirk
l:n,! J M r.Iiiil, -Martin T!i"!;pon,
Wiiliani 1'i.rrv, and l-'ian k.'ia Jle
(Viii.whh F M Slaakasd as bieman.
MenrisptPS Crariias was sw"'-n to art
as" i'ltt-rprtter of the Spa'ii'h lau
srieiire. Pedro Saaches, ami ..Joui;
Ii-rmtidas. and Juana II iriiralJa le
S ir.rius wvrt csamitip.l as witnesses
I l'er the pi oei ciiiinn : for the d-jfensr.
f Tr . tlie defendant in liis own liehaif, J,
i 1 llc;1"- j -. IJi.-jBkjjcthip, Thomas Sherman, "Vj"?
f laying ; iuvj A. c. JJak. Af.t.r h,.llrInz lhe ??"""l.L-
MISCELL-iXEC US
The Tiger!
TOn B!tO X, - Pro?
(Old Stand next to Salart'i retaarant,)-
into cai tlvity. A i:ev.- policy ia de
manded. It i-j true tlie Government
tr.-nted these nomads as FavageFr
and if the Qu-ikcr pokey is to be
continued. let it Lc sttstaiucd and
protected by the army,, or let the
whole Indian rjuestion ' bo turned
over to the War Department. There
N bo tilling when the now'-friendly"
Apaches a-.id other Indians mayeee
" fit to commence hasiiiitics in Ari
zona. Their professions of friend
ship ars uo gu irantee of safety for
a moment. The Uus of Colorado,
have always been supposed peace
able, but the tragedy came when
1 ast 1 -oke 1 for. L-t the hand of
the Government be Lid o:i them
gcatly, but I -t it be an iron ha::d.
The condition of ;.T tirs in Loulsi
una is slmost h-.peles.-ly chaotic.
Her credit is gene so that she has
Leeonie almost a financial wreck.
Her policy of ostracism toward a'.l
etrangc rs who venture to possess
political opiuiocs that are obnox
ious to the Southern people has
stopped imm:g!atron. Her c rnrts
cf jus; ice are so unreliable that
there is scarcely ary secr.iiry to a
northern business man, and hence
capital wil l not ri.-k investment. It
is a great p'ty that souieb.;dy in the
i Fouth docsr:ot show some round
statesmanship.
The effect of hard times i:i Eng
land is besiiu.iiig tot-how distinctly
on the Eng'.ish immigration to this
country. Already have a great num
ber of immigrant.? of all trade-sand
professions ar.ivcd. aui many more
ill fi -How. Seve:al panics. organ
ized with., the c-xprcsred view of emi
grating, have their advance agents
in this country. Some of these or
ganizations are quite large one alone:
in Bradford, England, numbering
ever 750 persona.
O E of tha principal causes of the
present stagnation of business affairs
wilbc fou:;d in the dceieae in the
T .luc of Lit expert , -which uince
1S72 smntuits o $345,000,000,
"nearly a th'rJ of which decrease
being Ib the ra!j of the exports to
he United States, whose citizens
regraJutlly awakening to the fact
tfcot they cau mannf.jcture the crude
fiasial as well and as cheaply at
Lome it can Le done iu England
rp.ESco'rr.
Jas Daly. 1 pk-, 203.
MeD)-.vi;ij
Lt F JI Waltz. 1 pi:g, 459.
ric-itf..
W A It-we & Co, 31 p!ig. 2807.
Nnuttar, Oetobi-r- SO.
passu,
finldnim & Co, 1 sund, 45.
Kllis, Asiu-r fe Co, 2250.
Ci Coats, 24 sund, 103.
l"i.ESCOTT
Jordan Bros, I pkir, G3.
Bapdall & C'ine, 1;J pKgs, 1C75.
L Iiashford & Co, 107 suad. 7073.
VV M Armstrong, 4 pkgs, 50.
Bones & Spene-er, 21 pkgs, 915.
SIGNAL.
Le-vy & KochSr.nd, 1 pkg, 230.
TJCER.
E J Bennett & Co, 44 pkgs, 4230.
A!t'sanler & Aaron, 2 pkgs, 400.
JZonday, October aotli .
Piiensix.
M. I-u Peralla. 1 nkg, 15
;i!is,.Aslicrr Sc Co, 1 plv-.', 140.
liiie & Wallers, 1 pkg, 80.
Jno K Dail & Co, 2 pkgs, 20ft.
Go.l.;ian & Co, 15 pks, 1730; 1
pk. l:jl.
Gosper & MeClSntock, 2 bundles
rinting ppcr, 220.
" PRESC'OTT.
Win M B:iffuia, 3 sund, o'iO.
M Uoiiealmrg, 13 pkjs, 21S0.
J Goidwater fe 3r , 91 pkgs, 0310.
TlflEK.
.1 H IT, 130 salt, 2G650; 130 salt
20550.
E J H-nnitt & Co, 3 pkgs, 345; .0
pkgs, 503.
MC DO-WKI-I-.
Lt M F Waltz, 1 pkg,. 450.
SKVMOCH.
W A Rowe & Co. 10 pkgs, 11G0.
ASSX.VN:i.V.
J A Andres, 85 pkgs, 6215.
BOW K.
Col David Perry, 1 horse.
PEES' OTT-
Chf O M Dpt Ar, 1 pkg, 24.
A A G Dept Ar, 1G pkgs, 2745.
Tuesday. October J Itii,
PHCKNIX.
Geo F Coat?. 17 sund, 015; 1 pkj.
100: 23 pkgs, 224G ; 10 pkgs. 510; 15
pkes, 13G5.
II L Gehihttn. 1 pkg, 55.
Goldman d; Co, 3 sund. 5S5
J Clburn. 14 pkgs, 2130.
J Collins, li pkirs. 1.-20.
F il IlarrLs, 1 pkg. 100.
ritr.sco-T.
Sisters St Joseph, 1 sund, GO.
Bones & Spencer. 57 pkgs, 2735.
J IJiidenburg, 1 pkg, 175.
J Goidwater fc Lro. 37 pki. 7705;
L Baahf.ird & Co. 53 sr.d, W0.
IIAYDES'S FE1MT.
C T Hardjn, ! pkis, SJr.
Tie:EP.
' E J Bennitt, 8 pkg, 715.
VII.TVRE.
W A Howe & Co, 2 pkgs 2G5.
-Vcdaesuay. n3tU.
rncExix.
Geo Coats, g pkgs, 120; 3 pkgs, 413.
X. Rosenthal, 1 sund, G3.
E Ganz. 10 pkgs, GOO.
Goldman &. Co, 1 pkg, 300. .
Wells, Fargo & ?j, 1 pkg, 50.
E Irvine,- I pkg, vGO ; 3 pkgs, 2 10.
I'KESCOTT-
Kel'v & Stt nhens. 4 r.k-s-. 050. !
E Stahl, 3 pkgs, 573.
J Goidwater & Bro, 33 pkgs, 4170.
VCI.TtKE.
W A P.owe, 32 pkgs, 2403.
SEYMOUR.
Central Arizona -Mining company
1 pkg, 50.
MCT'OWEIX.
A A Q 31, 1 pkg, 35.
FT AJ'.U HE-
A A Q JI, 5 pkgs, 434.
TIGER.
E J Bennitt, 15 pkgs, 1200.
SIGNAL.
Kimb'e Bros, 1 pkg, Co.
niiirJ with evervUiinir iu his
Give hi:a aealL
Three stcr?;? a lj ihn'-ig J"E. Irvine.
Fiiis, AUi r and Gi-Klin m are bi i'
lianily .iighf'd every evening, and
make a. mte appearance.
John Y. T. 8-iiith is in from Fort
MeIowcll. Me reports that most of
the soldi ;rs have gone oti' in the east
ern part of the county, to head oft"
every stragirli.-r from Yietorio s baud.
evidence ariruetl l- cot$nsi-t ite jtirv
retired, and after L-Iibei 'ion fotrnd
the delenilaut guilty ;f grand Jar.-n;,-s
ir.fSicted. Thursday, October 23,
is tlie day set for passing sentence.
In the suit of the Territory of Ari
zona vs. All Joe, charged with the
eriinc of grunt! larceny, the defend
a:i', thro tg'i his attorney, P. J. lio
lan, with tlie pel mission of the ro;i'-t
withdrew his p!oa of not guipy to
the indictment ks stated, but iriiilty
of petit larcenv. AVednesdav, Oeto-
; b: r 22 was appointed as the day on
which to pass sentence.
Iu the suit of the Territory of ArE-
i zona vs. John L!lis, indicted tor as
sault wita a rtoa-Jlv
purchasod tQc tnttr-pt of Sir
nni pr!fir(y) as evi-r to tail uiv Da
Uons with Itii: bc'it of
WI.VES, UQl'OES i Cf CAES
A finff billiard tabic forthp nsc af patron
Call and boe mu and ym will be treated
well. ocld
ivphiui i wtlli in
i ur mtflnislit reporter last nigiit j tent to commit bodilv injury, set for
in Ihe vicinity of the Hekai.d oiSec, trial Wed nerd iv, October 22.
heard the following: '-Good Xitrht. The suit of F. G. Wentworth vs.
Pet," and then he says a kiss loilow -. Mary II. WooN. y, administratrix ot
ed that could be heard a block. " j the estate of King S. Woolsey, was.
Ji.-.jor Hooper and John IL Dal I ; on motion ot A. i) Ixniion, attorney
returned veslerdav froni Tucson. The I for l'laintili", dismissed without prcj'.i-
1 ... . I 1. ' rlt-.n
ia, iv, t-:i i iciuan :i;,oiis a in, ire uuiii-.
b-er of people in Tut son and more
coming, mostly bound lor tlie Tom li
st one country. y.Ioney in lluit sec
lion he reports ns fcaice, which is a
Territori al com n 1 a i n t.
From Thursday's Daily Heram I
Jack Walters has gone iu the coun- I
try for his heaith. j
The court expects to adjourn at the i
close of the week. . j
The Eink Exchange restaurant
expecU to open on t:e l-.t.
Major Crcar-ntid Clerk arrived h.v
the Kiack Canyon stage this morning
Our large Weekly comes out to
morrow the largest paper thisttide
of San Francisco.
If your timepiece don't keep good
time you ran Sod the address of two
go,d jewelers in our columns.
The transient population of Phoe
nix according to our hotel arrivals
to-day, will be seen to be veiy large.
Fowler's teams arrived from the
ciicc
Demurrer in tb suit of Chatles
Goldman et al vs. W. 31. Robinson et
ais argued and taken under advise
ment. Tha suit of Ana 3Iaria Fedrico vs
Wm. A. Il-incock, set for trial Satur
day, Oct. 25.
On motion of William A. Hancock
attorney for plaintilt', leave was
giv.-n to file an amended complaint
in the suit of Lilts. Asher & Co. vs.
E. n. Copeland.
Demurrer in the suit rf Charles
Goldman et a! vs. W. 31. Robinson et
als submitted after argument.
"Fhe WIteat Crop and t:e JIarUet
f:r ir.
The London Siiturtii;, Jtericio,
which is ahvays careful and conser.
vnii ve m its canvass of facts and has
certainly no interest in misrcprcscut
ing the condition of Great Britain as
regards the wheat crop, says that
the crop of wheat lor the "present
year is "the smallest within living
memory. To the United States we
l,-iw i l,.-.L- f-. 11. I. .11. c
r?1!'11, ''l5t fV " I1'1 ""ndS t0I ! !ooJ subplics in the coming year.
i,i u, wi., w,uu,uu i v.o., aau A , ..,, : nn. ,,, ,, ,.vt -
deficient. Even Austro-lliimrarv.
usually an e.i.io;ter. will
most probably this year have to im
port ; and Russia has a much smaller
surplus than has been the case of
late years. Thus the Americans are
masters of the situation." The rpies
tion of how much wheat the I'uited
biates will be able to supply to huu
i ;
ol hers
The clock at the telenr-jdi ofHec ' wau h i
keeps San Diego time and is reulat- j
ed daily. By adding twenty mia- I
utcs3-ou get Plnenix time.
AYanted a house of three or four J
rooms, furuidied or u,ifiirnis!cd for !
a family of three persons. Apply at j
this oliice.
3Ii-s. Kelly arrived from Oakland,.!
Tuesday and will remain for a few !
months with l.er husband, one of our
solid business men. Sh
along the baby which is just as good
looking as its pa. "
IfPhcenixwas not b!e?:ed v.-ith
one of the finest climates in Ihe
world we would have a!l-the diseases
that have tiuir origin frvu tho lack
ofc!
cleanliness.
simply fearful. When an er
breaks out and we lo. e a dear
giy i-nrope thus becomes of the
greatest interest. Tiie Chicago
GrrAji n:id Prvrixion IttcUic attemnts
IU III DU . . .... ,
i,rr.,,r.t lo 'uruisu me Haiti tor the solution
brought f , . .; T. ,-..
...... i. -hvii, a v i ui.i h:j iiitr
crop of the L uited states at 413,000.-
ouu liu.-liels,aiKl the home demand
food and seed at 270.000.0CO bushels.
leaving for expert 173.000,000 bushels.
The probable rcquirmcnt of Europe
cou, a .America unit tlie est Indies
arc ca c il: te 1 to amount to 2 S3.no0.000
bushels, leaving a deficit of 110,000,-
:: in oiisrif- s oL-i-.r fin.-, -il,.-,!-.. ii,
ii.s. imj eo , possible exportations from the
ana eooKiug n i! e riiBi l,uct:, r., ;!!,
ner :,i filth is i Australia. Chili .n1 V'.m,ifl it U
s tppesed have a surplus for export.
e,ti:naied at 51.000.0ii0 bushels, thus
J.-aving an absomie deficit cf 5.9,000.
Jesse Jackson,
(Lnte of Prcec&U)-
1 hnrf? th quarter formwrlv occn-
lir toy Smith fc Stroude, for oue year, dud
have opened a
FIRST CLASS 94ALOOX,
Where none but tlie best liquor and Cigar
w ill uc giveu to pauoua.
Itcmember the place,.
TIIK CAPITOL BFILMSiG.
mSS KATIE HAYWOSD'S
Saloon,
In the old Brewery Plon , next to Gold'
berg's.
FIXE WINES, LIQUORS AND
CIGARS.
I onld be pi0"1''!! to ree all my
riends aaiothera aL my new saloon.
old
KUU3E AND SIGN: PAINTER.
G. H. Kelfy,
GOLDMAN & CO.
..AT TIIE.
OF
y
in
Commencins:, SEPTEPi
I SI.
Great tftedyction
Every
epartment.
SUop-
-Montpznma ftrei-t, two doors north
of Alagnuliu taloou,
It
n a disgrace to a.
civijjzed community to be compelled
tr-wilnoss the nui-anccs created Ir
The eo
our 31 -'
thc;r v,- bin
sidewalk
tiirown into the itiiehes. i hey hav
no outhouse, and the stencil ari-ing
from the rnmerous adobe holes is
idemie
friend
OttO bushels, which must be met bv
reduced consumption. These figures
-,i icr.uvc men so!: e acion -nm oe j it j - , i,e j-.romlsr-d. are not altoeih
taicn. Some portion l our town : e.r tru twortby, being in a measure
sm parses niai oi me (.iiinese quar i p-oc-ss-work
no s j.i
stench.
Francisco for filth aud
"ir:-i .-. Oislriet Court.
ii- ,,t it-,.. .-,,....1,.
proxiniating the actual results. Bat
they are sufficiently close to the facts
to show that there is a large dtfici
cucy in the wheat crop of the world
and a ready market for even' bushel
which the United Slates can spare
for esport. Baliimorc Sv?t.
Monday, Octoueii 20.
continuation oi- proceedings.
The Grand Jury then cutis into
court and after prei-enling two indict
ments for persons not ia custody and
retired.
ATTEr. EECE3S.
In four suits of Francis A. Bash
ford vs. 31:1'' II. Woolsey, adminis
tratrix the estate of King S.
Woolscy, J. T. Alsnp attorney for
plaintiff presented and filed proofs
and moved for a decree in favor ot
idaintilL It was orders! bv the
court that plaintiff Lav a decree ia I J"0" P'e:e-
v. uh the i Literal on the Lined.
Till: walking mania in California,
avd elsewhere is booming, lies: tics
six day's contests going oa in all
parts of the country, a match com
menced on the 15th, iu Ssn Fran
cisco, to test the relative endurance
of man and herse, seven of the for
mer and eleven of the latter being
entered: It is to last six diys, go as-
We will wager our col-
each case, in accoraaiiee
prayer ot tlie complaint.
Ia the sifft of the Territory- of Ari
zona vs. Ilenrv Tiopitt, indicted for
JIlCllTV few
tel?grams in yester-
'Ari-
! T in ii." of fl.n I Otb
Yes, and those were
The Los Angeles Herald is in
clined to think, from the reports
which reach it as to the mining oper-
tions in our Territory, that Arizona j .m
win rank, next year, not les3 tiin- in th0 .uit of Helen A. Conrad vs.
copied from
bigamy, the defendant being on bond ! cay mornmg s "AiLZOuau.
was called, and on Ins not anncarmg
his bondsmen, Jesus Otero and Frank
Purrella were called, and anii.-ar-
ing by their counsel in open court, ; the IIeralu of the previous cveu
ronfessed judgment in tlie sum of ! j,1(r
220). which, uoon the reconimendii- i '
1 ii,,. ef fl,r TVv'rtr-l A 1 1. ,r?i.-.- M-.ieor. !
Lain prepared to do all kinds of
SIGX PAIXTIl'C,"
UOIJSE FAISTIXG,
rAPEIS HAXUISG,
In the finest etyle of the art.
ocld
OF ARIZONA.
C'oiusacnrlns: Monday, May lOth.
Trains will leave Mari
copa as follows-.
rr i r A. Sl. DAILY Pasenizcr
I ;Traia Westward for Yuma and
Los Aiiircles and Han Francisco. comit'Ciin
at I.alhrop with Atlantic Express traiu for
Stockton. Sarrainento. 0rdi"li and Omaha,
Sleeping car attached from Yuma, A. T-, to
D.-kfimd. (Jal. -
P. 5L DAILY Passeorcr
JO VyTrain eastward for Casa Hianoe,
conueciing wuh stages lor 1 ncson.
T. H. GOODMAN,
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Ajjeut,
- N.'ToirxE. Gen. Sapt.
'NEW
PIICENIX HERALD.
BAII.Y AND WEEKLY
HERALD
The Leading Paper of
Southern Arizona
Will devote its columns
to furthering the interests
of Phoenix and Al;irieoj;
county and the southern
portion f Arizona. It is
tha iutention of tlie pub-i
ushers to make the
HERALD
MIM ill-LAN IX l"'
Liver', Feed
GPvOCERX DEPARTMENT.
Crushed Susjar
rown Sugar best
Green Coffee
Ground Coffee (JaYa)
Japan Tea, per pound
Rice
Apples, dried
Peaches, dried
Grapes do
California Pink Beans
California Cream Cheese
California Lard
California Medium breakfast bacon
6 pounds for $1 00
8
Soda Crackers
Golden Syrup - - -
Do do . i
Home made SYrup . - 1
Pickles plain or mixed ' -Do
do
Preston & Merrill's Yeast Powder 5 cans for
do
4h do
4 do
5 do
10 do
8 do
8 do
15 do
5 do
5 do
per lb
pounds
1 gal. tins
do
do
i e;al jars
' i do
Table Fruit, jams and jellies 3 - do
Pie Fruit 4 do
J. M. CaStenada, Vegetables 4 do
Oysters lib tins - 5 do
Oysters 21b tin - 3 do
Salmon 2ft) tins - 3. do
Corned beef, Tripe, Ilead-cheese per can
Coal Oil, celebrated safe-guard brand,. 150 degree fire
test - - per gal. 87i
DEALER IX-
GSOCERIES.
provisions i,iqi:ors,
hardware, . cigars,
crockery etc.
1 00
1 00
100
30
1 00
100
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
G2i
15
1 00
i. sn
75
1 00
50
35
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
375
TOBACCOS.
HARRIED.
fourth ia the list of treasure pro
ducing States and Territories of the
United States. This will lie a tre
mendous record, which Arizonans
will improve upon in the r.uxt lour
or five years.
Is the last election in California
161,405 votes were cast, of Ihese
15t,C38we-e against Chinese imn:'.
gration;of the remainder only 8S3
were in favor of Chinese immigrai
tion. But 224 of those votes" in
favor of the unrestricted immigra
tion of Chinese were cast iu San
Franc iseo.
PEOSEcrrios
The ciimat of Arizona- when it
-c iEics to Le properly known in the
Kt will attract thousands risi
tors inseaTeh of health and r crea
tion. It will when laihoud icom
Diunieaiioa w cstablislied dirciitly
from the East, beeoaia for toum's
- and invalid in w inter, what Cwlo-
rado is ia summer a g:cat resor
; for pleasure and health.
The English govt-rnment hardJy
knows w hat to do w ith the Zulu
King bow that he is si ca stive ia
thetr hatids. Their strictures upon
the Ametiein Indian question now
, tome liome to them in a practical
- way. The uatlm "0:1 whose em
pire tha sun rever set3 ' may yet
. find its hands more than full of Lar-
Uarism.
OP FRAEDLEXT
TJLI.Eli'-.
DI
TitS ,L T. & &Kta F Eailrcad
Company Ins, H iePor!ed, en
tredinti a compact ,vith the e.t,
zcn8ofSan Diego to na taat
Ay it wes'ern tenninus, and I hus
iideration r-cerved a !and
grants water privity. I
K , i i:r 4Vir t.liR came
n-de? is aUo .
" .. -f t,-,t railroad 13
thing. Tbel.ne? -
"Washington', October 22 The
Commissioner Internal Revenue has
telegraphed Itcveaue Agnt Hlocker
of.Xorth Carolina tora-:selhe seiz
ure of ail frandulent distilleries and
the arrest and visorous prosecution
of fraudulent distil ier and dishi n -tt
officials. He says; "I desire the
most energetic nie-asures to be pur.
S'red to bring dishone t officers and
distillers t condign punishment.
1 ' expect Collectors Mott and
I5rayton to take the initiative in these
prosecutions.
Xew York, October 18th. Tbc
Tribune prints a letter from Chief
Justice Prince 01 iNCw jlexicn. set
ting forth the advantages of tiiat Ter
ritory for emigrants ami capitalists.
Jle says lie lias received so many in
rj aires from Eastern people that he
trti'.es this method of answering them.
Ite speaks of the fruit prospects as
sa-ierior to California, the flavor be
in.c much finer, and is especially
bop-ful ier the ouiloo.t for native
-iiM's. Kcw that there will soon be
dirtv-t comninnieation by rail with
Fan is and Colorado, Ikt- Yalley of
tin? I:o Grande will become the great I
orchil, d of the : esE
Parting advic; of fone" mother to
dnghb r. oiu bidding her good nigh :
If von aud John must it up tiil
miifni!t. a'-' right; but I'm not go
ing ti be kept awake by a torrent of
talk, now- I tell you." The youn"
couple took the hint, and a siege f
siieiies reig ns that for perfection tf
enjoyment simply unexcelled.
Tus Los Angeles asrnt of Wei.t.s,
Fassio A; Co., JIr. "IV. J. Pridham,
recently Informed the Herald of that
city, that his company has lately
trHixsmitt-ed to Arizona upward f
i5).0"0, remittances to 'Oiiginal
Xi'jjZ'S't, "1 j"i'"-' ''or i.
Cnn-.s C. Conrad, the court ordered
a rlecreo of divorce ia favor of plain
tiff. A decree of divorce vas ordered by
the court i:i the case of JdaJ. Caw
thorn vs. John F Cawthorn.
On motion of J. T. Alsap, attorney
for plaiutuT t'-esuit of Eichard
Tr.ten vs. Guadaloupe Tuten was
placed on the calenda- and defen
dant's default entered and ca.:-e re
ferred to Vv m. A. Hancock to take
testimony.
In the'suit of Eli!t, Ashcr & Co.
vs. the Grilfin canal eompanv. judg
ment was given for plaintiff in ac
cordance with the prayer of the com
plaint. In the suit of F. G. Wentworth vr.
Mary II. WooNev, administratrix of
the estate of King S. Woolsey, the
demurrer was overruled aud plaintiff
given until Tuesday. October 21st, at
11 o'clock A. JI., to rile amend. com
plaint. Tcesoay, October 21.
Court met at 11 o'clock a. pur
suant to Monday's adjournment.
lion. OeForrest, Porter judge, pre
siding. Present : K. S. Thomas sher
iff, and F. JI. Si. aw, Clerk. John Me
Cane, of Arkansas, admitted to pra5
lire. In the suit of Pilas Tidwell vs.
VCtn- Scdow and I. S. Thomas. On
motion of J. Yt. Yanslvek, Attorney
for defeailn.'it Sedow. The Court ex
tended the lime to rjil an amended
answer untii to-morrow mornimr.
On motion of J. V. Yan Slyek At-tornej-for
plaintilT, in the suit of
S. S. Smith vs. Ii. S. Thomas et als
tl.e Court granted thirty days i'4
which to file an ttmended answer,
and that Jlu; case go over for the
term.
J T Als-ip was appointed by the
court to attend as District Attorney
the Grand Jury unlil Mr. Riker.w ho
was cniraged " in the courl-rooin i
should be at liberty.
The sheriff returned the following
named persons to act as trial jmors
during the term: Ircorge -Uarier,
Louis G izell, -M PGrilF-u.A lienton,
William Berry, Josi:h Gregg, James
Murphy, Martin Thompson, J M
Mull-n, George VV" Nichols, George
II Itothroe-k. F G Wentworth, W S
Steele.F M Siankard, JoIin.Osborn.E
Rood, C 1) D'.irnn, Lieut Kirkland.
Charles Salari. John P.nrger, J P
Moffntt.A W V"il2y. James Richards,
Franklin McCain", Frank Gra3", Geo
K Ixninir. I) Av Jones, S K Jenks,
Charles "Wetister, and E K Barker.
tliarles Webster. E K Baker, A
Benton and John Burger were ex
cused for good cause shown.
In the nit of the remtory of Ar:-
ilc.e'ossAcaiE HisaoxD At Los Anpe
los. ei. tohi.-r tfilli. by the Eev. Sir. Grey.
Jons McConsachib. Manager for Jno K.
Hall J: Co., Tncfon, to FaAXCEs A. Ham
mond 01 Los Angeles.
itr. Connachi;; was for a longtime a resi
dcutoftliis city, and npoa Lis last visit
hs.-?. we suspected w hat has now hap
peu?d. We wish dohn and hia hand
some bridd it liappy journey through life.
XEW AOYEPvTISEMEXTS.
for
V. .1 1 HTtH mo
cheap as cln be bonght in any'stdre in the Six plllgS, LorilHard's Tl'.l-tag DaYV
cllJ- r: 1 w-. : ti., t n t t
rive jru Biters, jttiieiine; uiuuAiieu b xuinciiii
1
Washington street opp. plaza. ocld
1 00
1 00
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
W. A. Rowe & Co
Whslesals axd I Detail Dsaless in
General H'lsrcrsaadise.
The attention of biiYers
and consumers are call
ed to our two fine
stores at the
VULTURE AND TIP-TO? MINES.
Everything needed by
filinsrs and
Prospectors. -
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
BILLY MORRIS.
Washington street abovo Gardiner's.
All kinds of jobbing work done with
promptness, ana in a worKinaniiKe man
ner.
Fl'RXITCBE AD DESKS
A Specialty.
Will build anything from a fence to a Cap
itol bnildinx.
Calico
Gingham
Lawn
Dress goods, wool plaid
Flannel red and white
Bleached muslin
Crash
15 yards for 1 00
8
8
5
4
15
8
do
do
do
do
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
a newspaper of the day,
complete in all its details,
and in every department
FI LL. AD BELIABIE.
The Editorial column?
will discuss all live topics
of the day, and its local
columns will contain a
complete resume of all lo
cal happenings, anil all
matters of home interest.
TERRITORIAL TELEGRAMS.
The 1TERALD will con
tain the latest news occur
ring in the towns and cities
of Arizona.
TERMS.
One eopy, onejear - $
One copy, six months, - 2 50
Delivered to any part of towt, 50
cents per Mouth. -
Sale. Stable!
ce;c; HAr.inn.
Washington trw ri
Jpheout lLx.L
BEST OF KCRSES A3 1CST !
ELEGANT TVS CUTS.
C0CD.VILL FORCE Ft l2
KDSE I
LarGe Ccrral t turn Sc:sj
stcck ta. j
Hay and Grain almar mi
haul and for ;
tX5rIIorses loarvll i-.r
the day, week rr n l
Reasonable rtit?5. ju
faction gu rantee-i. ;
H. Morgan & Go!
rilOEXIX. A. T. 1
PEALEKS IX I
GENERAL F.!ESCHA::SE,
!
Whotcsala and Rtall. !
fen aa4
400,000 pound;.
Indian Wheat I
SCO, COO pountfz
Clean Barley.
For at the- Ii.n e?; c-i
prioo.
mil
fining
SUPPLIES,
a specialty,
W. A. ROWE & CO.
ARCADE
BREWERY
SALOON.
Jaquonet, FilarseiSIes and FJa.nsook
AT HALF PRICE.
Embroideries, Laces and Insertions,
AS CHEAP AS IX NEW YORK.
Ladies' Calico wrappers reduced to 75 cents.
Shawls Reduced from $2 to $1.
Lace Curtains only S2 50 per pair.
CJiOICE
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
We are now making onr own malr and
hare reduced tlie price of beer. We will sell
A Five allon Krg for S3 OO.
One Dozrultottleit Beer, S3 oO.
Elegant Brussels Carpet Only SI 25 Per Yard.
BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Kid-foxed balmorals for
Men's Western cut brogans
Boy's double sole brogans
Men's screwed elastic lace shoes
Men'.s screwed double sole lace shoes
Men's screwed French calf, centennial tie
"Men's canYass balmorals
Men's Tapsole O K boots
Men's screwed h double sole Banner boots
FINE, PUKE MALT VINEGAR Men's screwed tapsole French calf Centennial
Men's Tapsole Scotch edge Silver King boots
Eujkingh.im te llecht s hand sewed, extra quality
French calf boots only 10 00
CLOTHING & FURNISHING COODSDEPARTMFNT
SALOOXS AM FAMILIES
Supplied al the shortest notice.
Brewers supplied with
MALT
of a Superior quality in quantities to suit.
AVe have for sale
we solicit i
C. A. LUKE,
lias Luc a 31 answer.
liberal patronacre.
Jos. TI1ALTJKIMER
Tropnctor .
$1 25
1 25
1 50
2 25
2 50
2 50
1 75
S 50
3 50
4 50
5 00
HERALD
JOB Office.
ramphlrts.
Receipt Boons,
Letter Beads,
Legal Blanks,
Ball Tickets.
All Kinds of Work for Ca
nal Companies.
Flyers,
Frtsrammts,
Circulars.
Wedding Cards,
Business Cards,
Labels, etc.
PRINTING DONE TO ORDER
S. Jackson.
ITiz) pi:rcii4j-ii ie e.4r ai9
Merchandise
From Mr. Satiit r. 1 iali Jknri
keep a full ascrtaieci f
GOODS
I
ami tiul stU the sa:tv t-. s,5-.
FOR CASH, J
I
at a livins proe. sao! u t H
Simon Jackson,
WATER RIGHTS F0S SALE.
t the
Salt Rlvsr VaHsj Car.il Cejay.
E. T. Lowell,
CARPENTER i&PLASTEREF
JT'ilh 7ieatne$s and dispatcTi.
work ia the sVt ":s j-sau. .
i:fsd-J! k.
Ea--d of tr:s
j. h. iii:iV
Itrral rt-knxl.
Iinm4 M KWr.
- I
LOSiT.
ONE G0L3 EAR-RIKG.
o ;:; vs. ..-.utta-.-i M-tdril tlie Ml:-.
The finder 1 avinv it at this office, will rc
coive a suitable reward.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY.
-W'apliiugton street opposite Kelly's meat
Market.
Best Flour, Sweetest Bread.
Twelve Loaves for One Dollar.
It VK BREAD,
It A HAM BICSAI,
riES & CAKES,
al-.vavs on hand.
tS'Ilot l.-iscnits every morning.3
f-'iRi S'-UFBrR. rro'r, I
Hen's Cheviot suits only
Men's Diiiironal suits, oulv
Ien's FreiK-h silk mixed tliasonal suits
.Men's overalls
Men's Merino undershirts
Men's linen bosom White Shirts
Men's Blaek Wool Hats
$10 00
13 00
25 00
C2'
50
1 00
1 00
CrON THE
The aliove prJee list comprises tlie Jeadlnz articles only, but we bee
to say to our friends aud patrons tlmtwe have reduced the price of ALL.
GOODS IN OUK STOiiE, KLUAHJJLiKSS UF UUSX.
Slast Beasoable Tebms
AND AT THE
LOWEST CASH RATE.
John H, Burger.
BLACKSMITH ASD
WAGON MAKE 5,
Shop lc !trji -sSk-.
I
I
HORSE SHOEtMi

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