Arizona citizen. [volume], November 29, 1879, Image 3

About Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880

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r ,r. surrn. Trest, I M. Jacobs, Cash.
PIMA COUNTY BANK,
titcson, A t. ;
CORRESPONDENTS
Bank of Commerce.
. . .ntinta iwnlvpil mihleet lii
P J .1 fclL'ht and kept iu either coin or
d-k jtimsltors beloc allowed the
'-r r ;.,irrpncv when r lver Is deposited.
Siectloiiaot Dmfts, Notes, r'vlUemlR
. i.tr commercial paver made
ll,X0t tho United Suites and crod-lht'-'
, nccocnl or rernltt d foronthedny
are jecolved.
l.,n made upon, or will buy, United
- Territorial, fouuty or City fcecuri
. prime commercial paper or real
eJn"nfer! of funds mnde, cither by
r .t .n or mail, nrnl deposits made wit u
if ''(urcorrespondents will bs tranc-F-S-li
n anv manner desired and amount
. , J her"' upon receipt by us of advice
c- r5 deposits.
c irliintf bought and sold at current
jiih drawn in t-nms to gull on
p tl cities of tbo United Slates
, . .rem1.
.t.otM of DcnitNit Issued rmv-
. iv currency ou demand, or fcfler
. st bearnte Interest.
" investment made oil the choicest t-e-
iiT P I'l'e who ure unnble touttend
- mffif Mr which we will charge a mod-WJ.-
.mnnfion'
I'oniilsnnifiiM of cold or silver bul
, 1 w receive especial attention and
, nime will M shipped to the most rell
. . -eJuctlon fttwl reflninc works, at tuiy
Jesired. also mnke advances
f - - jr. J a!Iw the connu'iioro the full
a".' ssKinnt realized after deducting ex-
rapnerfttinnor this bank belne con
fw'j'o'i. strictly lwcltimnte nankins bua-
kt pa rims may feel ato-ured that
f tv-w I wive liberal and satisfactory
Tl-r eat m M transactions.
Par' e- at a distance may forward their
..nuli: to tliid halllr hv mull
. herw.'e. and rely upon n consclen-
1 crt.faltlifJi exeeuuou u " ""
l-u ' soplO-diwtf
JOE GOLDTREE,
Hcjers and Congress Streets,
TUCSOX, ARIZONA.
Imported & Domestic Cigars,
Tobacco !
Tobacco!
Tobacco!
Best Brands of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco,
And a Complete Assort
ment of Smokers' Arti
cles. Cigars from 5 for
25c to S for $1, according
to quality.
CJarke&Patton!
ilannfacturers and Dealers in
H AESESS
SADDLES,
rXTJO?C A. -jr.,
Wou:d respectfully call tbe public atten
tion to tie fuel tbt tbey are now pre
parrd to fi:i all orders promptly. Sails
faftion cuarautefd. Our raw material is
purchased Torn flrt-t hands and we man
u'actureallof ourgoodoat home; hence,
wecaatm you a H.-.ndsome Saddle or
Set of Harness made t.y hand and by
EMd workiueD.as cheap as you can lay
C wnyour factory maeblne-mado goods
from tne Emt and California. Wo also
canuaciure all of our
Horse and Mue Collars,
acj can supply the trade with a first class
K-cV, at reajuRijie rated for cash. Call
tee us and we will do you Kood.
Clarke &Patton
Eagle Moan Mills.
Tucson, Arizona.
2. K. Fish, Proprietor.
Tie Mill is now in perfect order.
ev and Imoroved Machinery
-in evury part
Second to uouo tor Manufac
turing Choice Articles
of. iflour.
I have constantly on bandfonalo:
"ice Family Flour,
Graham Flour,
Cracked Wheat,
Corn Meal,
Shorts and Itran.
Cracked Corn and Barley for Feed,
, fate, fc.tc
At new store-room on Main St.
heat takex1nexch.vnge fob
Tm flour.
oeraI Cash Prico paid for
Wheat.
A. A. YPXL.T,
Tres Alamos, - Arizona.
Dealer In
General tVierchand.se.
at received a largo stcck.of goods
Direct from the East,
AndigOOWprepRrctj,oorer
aers and Farmers Supplies,
A cheap as they can be bought In
Tucson.
-re aNCISCO Pacific Bank.
FA fJii-vr ES Commercial Bank.
iARK 5Tn Xonm Bank.
The Citizen.
SATUliDAY. - XOVHUBER-'ixi
LOOAL MATTERS.
Friday's DallyJ
The Masquerade.
Probably tbc most interesting event
connected -with the holiday yesterday,
to many Citizen readers, was the mas.
queradc at Leviu's Hall in the even,
ing, which was a complete success.
The proportion of people not in cos
tume was greater than at the previous
ball, but the dresses were more elabor
ate and elegant and the actual uum
ber of maskers was very nearly as
large. San Francisco was drawn up.
on heavily for dresses, and the English
Opera Company's entire wardrobe was
present. Some of the make-ups were
exceedingly good and showed the as
sistance of the skilled costumer. All
of the prominent characters in Pina-
fore and some of those in the Rose of
Auvergne, the Doctor of Alcautara
and Trial by Jury were well support
ed. "We are sorry we have not space
to particularize, but our reporter was
himself one of the merry-makers and
did not dare to use his note book for
fear of discovery. At the unmasking
winch came about ten o'clock, there
was a great deal of fun and the even
ing, after that was very lively. Not
least among the features of the occa
sion was a violin solo by Prof. Mendel
Meyer, and the refreshments were of
unusual excellence.
To the " Ladies' Committee," wh
ever may constitute that mysterious
body, ihe guests or the evening return
hearty thanks.
Victory!!
The first of a series of games at base
ball for the " Star Cup " came off yes
terday noon on the Military Plaza.
and resulted in a victory for the " Cit
izen nine. As the score shows, the
game was not marked by any brilliant
fielding, but what it lacked in this re
spect was fully made up by the inter
est in the match and excitement of the
lastinning. On the part of the "Stars"
the playing of Messrs. Renshaw, Gil
lette and Pomroy was most noticable,
while Messrs. Roche, Requa and Far
rell bore off the palm in hatting and
fielding for the other side. Below we
give the full score :
STAIt. o. K. citizkn. o. B,
Iteuihnw c 2 4 M i.ully 1 b 5 2
Hallo 8 ..2 5 Karrell a a 0 7
Pomroy p .2 4 Gcoillrlenil 1 r4 3
Gillette 1 b g 3 Hoikln 2 b ....2 5
Burden 2 b 4 3 Hunch p -... 2
Hoy I r 4 3 Cnihelll 3 b .. 2 4
Wood c f 5 1 M Lu ly c f 3 3
Hereford 3 b 3 S Hcnumi 3 3
Geary r f .......2 4 BaUelro r f ..4 2
27 3)
27 31
INNINGS, 1 23456789 Tola.
Citizen 9 45444020 31
Star 4 50900129 30
The return game will probably be
played Sunday, December 7.
The cup is on exhibition at achus
slcr'a store, on Church Plaza.
Otnt efficient policemen JIarlin and
Moore have at last succeeded iu dis
covering a Mexican tendajon keeper
in "Bauo Libre" hy the name of"
Em'tlio Jurado, selling liquor to Papa
go Indian?. The dealer and the Indians
were locked up, and on their trial be
fore Justice .Newgass, Juntdo was
found guilty and took his choice be
tween $100. fine, or 100 days in jail.
The confiscated liquor found in pos
session of the Indian was presented in
court and from the aroma and taste it is
not to be wondered at that the Indians
who imbibe from this poisoned fount
are set wild and are a general nuis
ance. Martin and Moore deserve credit
for their vigilance-
Thanksgivmg Day.
"Wc are not in New England and we
shall probably never be just like the
people who live there; but we ilke a
holiday, and therefore there was no
manner of work done in Tucson yes
tcrday. The stores were generally
closed; the devoutly inclined went to
ichurch, and the others to the game of
iwlt Tt itucn niiii-t risiv nf fninvmfnt
ittu. x " " .j ... j J J
and freedom from care, which was well
improved. We arc very much obliged
to Mr. President Hayes for his.gener
ous present of the holiday.
Mebsus. Gilbert. Avery and "Watson,
of Grand Rapids Michigan, left by to
days couch on their return homeward,
They did not care to examine anything
but their own property, and therefore
made no excursions to the out districts
Their claims in the Araole Districts
will be carefully examined and pros
pected, and in the course of no long
time, will no doubt be vigorously
worked.
A new produce and provision busi
ncss is opened at .the corner of Con
vent anil McComick Strc jj. Mr.
Silas Bennett the proprietor, will make
the sale of hams, bacon, lard, potatoes,
and other supplies pecularly adapted.
to our market. Remember the new
broom sweeps clean.
Strangers coming to Tucson must
not fail to visit Pierce & Wood's fruit
store where can be found all the fruits
of the season. They constantly keep
on hand that sweet roll butter, and
have just received four tierces of that
favorite brand ham, " Magnolian."
A party of gentlemen, including
Charles Labarec, J. P. Clum and olh
ers, went out to the Evergreen District
this morning for a two days trip.
Tue Chileaus and Peruviana are at
it, hammer and tongs, this time on
land.
H. C. Hookeb, Esq. ia in town from
the Blerra Bonita.
To-Day's Daily.
The Children's Matinee.
The biggest house that has yet
greeted the Opera Company attended
the matinee this afternoon. The Hall
was packed and the great maioritv of
the spectators were children, who
seemed to enjoy Pinafore with as much
pleasure as their elders. Tickets to a
large number were sold vesterdav and
distributed to the school children by
the teachers. Remember that to-night
comes the last of Pinafore, with the
Sixth Cavalry Band, to be preceded by
me nrst act of the Doctor of Alcantara.
"We note among the arrivals bv to-
days's stage Mr. Charles II. Frye, of
Salem, Mass., a brother of Miss Maria
r rye. Mr. Frye comes to Arizona in
part to escape the rigors of the New
England winter season, and in part for
business purposes. He will assume
the duties of teller at the banking
house of Safibrd. Hudson & Co.
Contrary to the expectations of
some parties, Mr. A. G. Hunter has
sent back to Messrs. Clark & Patten
the money to pay for his bill of harness j
tnd saddlery, on account of which the
hue and cry was raised against him a
few duys ao.
Tue Maiaon Doree, on Meyers street,
next door to the Palace Hotel, is the
place to go for delicacies. The oysters
thereareof the most superb quality;
but anything you call for is served on
short notice, and is equal to the de
mands of the most fastidious palate.
Travel.
From Casa Graude: "W. A Strong,
J. E. Carrol, W. B. Carrol, Charles H.
Frye, II. N. Morrison, J. W. Whitney,
Mrs. Manlove, Mr. Vallett, N. S. But-
ler, Ah Gue.
To Casa Grande: F. Fuldon, J. Hor-
uer, E. H. Wooodbridge.
There will be no service at the
Methodist Church (court-house) to
morrow morning; but at 7:30 in the
evening Mr. Mills will preach as usual.
There are rumors of an increase in
e rates of freights and fares from
Los "Angeles to San Francisco.
The new school building is advanc
ing very rapidly and is almost ready
for tbe roof.
TERMINUS FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
November 27, 1879.
Total
WlKht.
1710
1065
2a0
0
140
650
i
115
600
P'kgs.
, Zeckendorf A Co . 25
. Smith . 19
L. Warren.. ...... 5
D. Ulbson 1
Pierre & Wood 18
C. B. A A. U U 13
Vat I A Harvey 1
I). B. Ra 2
Moon &. Hum ...
I
3
Co 2
2
J. h In urn ......
Mx Marti. .
Vomb'tonn M- A M.
A. M. Hell .".
V. II. 8iurm.......
J. QuInUn.........
S. W. Carpenter . 25
MorpeA Co., Fort Boivlo .. 3
H. MeiiHtfT.. 1
T. Wcllpch I
F L. Warn-n - SO
6100
20M
Maleli A Drl tcoll, 1 fcttfe
Uird Jr WilllHtu!, 1 car lumber
From Silver KI115, concentrations..
. 22.SC0
.11,000
330
1S5
4115
50JO
100
570
30G0
2C0
9SU
E010
9S0
470
5100
410
lfo
COO
10(5
403
7M
1110
1310
616
CS
260
NorEMBtnUS.
Mone&Co -.. . 1
4. H. Dill - 3
Griltmon . 35
A. 8., Hort Lowell S3
K. B. Pomroy 1
h.. Orcein A Co . "
Lord & William? 31
L. A Abbot I
L- Zeckendorf & Co .. 210
,..rd A WiiiUms 52
Tully, Ocuoa A Co
N. Smith . 9
Pierce Wood 01
A. Lovln - 2
O. W'ltteld 1
A . 13. Siiiip.on 12
A. Dnclien.v.............-...-....-. S
A. L. Wiirieii ..........
L. Meyer A Co 6
O- II. Meyers 14
J. Hoffler. I 23
A. D. Oils 3
Mish ADrlsooll 1
lliaulio Garcia
Api-olikares Natural Mineral Wa
ter just arrived at John It. Dall& Co's.,
wholesale liquor dealers, Mesilla struet
between Main and Meyers streets.
Fixest Cosnae Brandy at John It.
Dall & Co's., wholesale liquor dealers,
Mesilla street, between Main and Mey
ers streets
Just received, at Leo Goldschmidt's
furniture, a large lot of fine rattan
easv chairs and rockers.
Circulating Library in English,
Spanish and German at the Pioneer
jSews Uepot.
Subscriptions taken for all thelcad
iug papers and magazines at the Pio
neer News Depot.
The largest stock of chairs of all
kinds at Leo GoltUchmidt's lurniture
store, at prices to suit the times.
The largest stock of stationer' and
legal branks at the Pioneer News De
pot. Strangers coming to Tucson Should
not forget to visit the Pioneer News
Depot,
Evert one is using that Jar Tea at
Warren's, and so are Uieir sisters, ana
their cousins and their aunts.
Fresh Oysters in the shell at the
Oriental restaurant.
Fine German ltiuchcs at the Gem by
Levin & Goldtree
Watches repaired and warranted at
Shuisler's, on Church Plaza.
Sewing machines for rent at Ber
;er's, opposite Pima County Bank.
Tt.t.itminated dial stem
winder
cratohea $i0 at Berber's.
Toys and fancy goods at the Pioneer
news uepot.
All kinds of rihes, pistols, and car
tridges at Shusslcr's, on Church Plasa.
The Boudior and Pauel photographs
are maue at iiueiinian 3.
The best brands of cigars and tobac
co at tue rioneer itcws Depot.
Watches repaired and warranted
at J. 21. Ucrgrer's, on Congress street
For fine navana cigars go to F. A.
Earll & Co.
Stationery of all kinds t Erll &
Company's.
Nohe Prts.
On Wednesday aittrnoon at three
o'clock, by consent, the cue of the
Territory vs. White (one of the Pujblo
Vicjo proprietors) was heard in the Dis
trict Court on motion of the District At
torney, to dismiss. This is one of .he
several parties indicted by the lsst
Grand Jury for resisting an officer, as
sault with intent to murder and vari-
ous other offenses, allol -which grew
out of the attempt to arrest Mr. Col
lins for the murder of Haines.
Hereford and Zabrhskee were cm
ployed to defend these parties and at
th-- last term two of them were dis-
jdiarged, it appearing to th'j mind of
,lie District Attorney and court, upon
a presentation of the facta that there
was no case against them. White was
sick at the time and was not arrested.
He was recently adriaed by his at
torneys to come in and surrender him
self, bringing his witnesses, so that the
matter could be investigated by the
District Attorney, which was done.
The District Attorney after a full
examination of the case became satis
fied that no conviction could be had,
and by consent the mo'ion was made
for a " nolle prosequi " at the afternoon
session on Wednesday. The court af
ter hearing the statement or Mr. Forbes
for the Territory, and Colonel Zabris
kee for the defense, granted ihe order
and the case was dismissed. The Grand
Jury displayed great zeal in these
cases, but as the testimony was very
conflicting, and somewhat limited, it
was thought belter to indict the whole
crowd and that the guilty would thus
be found.
That Revolution.
The Chronicle of the 25th says:
The steamer Newbern, which arrived
yesterday Irotn -Mexican ports, brings
news ol a revolution inaugurated by
Gen. Manuel Marques, near La Paz.
Lower California, against the Diaz
Government. Gen. Marques, with a
body of loO men, occupied the town
ol 1 1111 in to, and met witli suca sym-
lSalpnthv from the inhabitants as to deter-
so, mine him to take possession of La Paz.
310 Tlte news of Marques' advance caused
023 the ollicials and merchants of that
75 town to lly precipilately, and there is
135 ! no doubt thttt everything would have
lft.0 1 fallen into the hands of the reyoiu
5i5jtionists had it not been for tbe timely
liojarrival of Gen. Carbo in Ihe gunboat
ico Dcmocrata. with 100 Federal soldiers.
iThis temporarily stopped the progress
of Marques. At the date of the sailing
o! tlic Acwfoern irotn uuaymas it was
reported that there had been heavy
fighting bciween the different parties,
and that the revolutionary party was
daily increasing in strength. About
ihe same time Col. Ramirez pro.
nounced against the Government in
Jlazatlan, but before he could make
. 1 - 1
any Headway ue was capiureu ami
lodged in jail.
The Consulate at San Francisco had
the same information.
TUCSON AUD
TOiBSTO
DAILY
STAGE
Fare Reduced to $5.
FOUR-nOIUSB CONCORD COACH
tufl time; splendid menli-, through li
MvllL-lii! time 13 liiinru. over the bi'M
mud In Arizona, -r.MHliix the San Pedro
Kiver at Ohnt-KorKen'f Undue. delen
linn on Koi-ount of hUh water. Lowet
freiKbt rates and careful handling.
Singes leave Tacaon and Tombstone
dally nt" a. m.
Ti,rin fiiilre. Congress street, opposite
Salford, Hudson A Co.'h Bank.
Jf. IS. Special ttuenumi given 10
KXPKESS ANI FAST KK15IGHT.
Ohnesorgen & Walker, Props.
A. B. LEAC1I. Agent, Tucson.
aeplS-d&wlf
TUCSON AND TOMBSTONE
STAGE LIKE,
r EAVINO TUCSON EVERY DAY AT
XJ n. m.
Leaving Tombstone every day at 7 a. m
Fast Time!
All pcnwi will pleiishpnd thblrorder
hw nn.iai nunt 10 their reiHc!ive mer-
.iintf, that their orders may he filled,
uirtrke.1, weluhMl ! leit in tbe Iiiom.i.
i.il Tomi-l"iie Express Otlice.ul ANells,
fnrao A Oi.'h otnre.
l'.isem;ors will regis cr and pay their
fare al the otllce ...,. , .
J. D. KINNKAR. Proprietor.
CLAUDE ANDEI.HON,
Otllce Agent.
nOAD STATION RECEIPTS RE A D
LVpiinted aad for sle cheap atTHKOrr
Iki office.
AflNING DEEDS FOR SALE AT THEj
iX Ormci otXJcM
THE ORIENTAL
RESTAURANT& SALOON,
CORKEK Or
Congress and Meyers Sis., Tucson.
Restaurant Open
Day and Might.
DISHES TO ORDER.
OYSTERS
IN 2VEP.T STYL3.
THE BAR
CONTAINS THIS
Choicest Brands of Wines, Liquors
AND UIQAR3.
Pioneer News Depot
of Arlaonn.
Established iu 1870,
By
J. S. Mansfeld,
Dealer In
jCTrspapers, Magazines, Yan
kee Notious, School .Books,
Stationery, tc, fcc
Having made arrangements with the
best Lns tern and California houses,
I can now furnish Papers and
Books at the
Lowest Figures.
Speoial uttenzloc will ba glvanto
Subscriptions for Papers and
Uooka.
Smokers and Chevers,
Should take notice that we keep the
Best Brands ot Cigars, I obaccos,
Pipes, and everything in the
line of Smokers articles.
Strangers
coram T
to Tucson
should not
forget to
visit
Tha Pisneer Mews Depot
ij,M. Jacobs & Co
Now Ofier to the Trade, the
Largest and Most Complete Stock
Gen'l fOSercliancl.ise
Ever offered in Southern Arizona,
and at
Prices Lower than Ever.
We Call the Attention of Miners and
Prospectors particularly to our
Large and varied stock of
MINING TOOLS,
Whicn we offer at Bed Eock
Prices.
We respectfully solicit buyers to ex
amine our Stock and Price before
Buying elsewhere they cer
tainly will find it to their
advantage to do so.
L.3I. JACOBS & CO.
Wktchumner aud Jeweler,
Opposite Pima County au1c.
Dealer In
"Watches, Jewolry, Clocks,
Sewing Machine Attachments,
NEEDLES and OIL,
Agent for
the New American Serrlnc
Machine.
All kind of-
Machines Kepaired.
Bteucll C'atllnir.
Sewing
LUMBER!
LUMBER!
H T onSE&tJO't fropriotors
JXJL
Chiricahu Lumber and Shingle
Mills.
All bin' f Lumber, Including Matched
Floor)S ad Rustic, constantly i.n hand
tat fusonable rate. Location of mill
uer While fc Bro'a Rauche, twenty-two
ptfes south 01 ton uowie.
'A. TJ. OTIS & Cor, Agents, Tucson.
GREAT REDUCTION
AT TUTS
White House,
flEW GOOBSI
NEW GOOBS!
Arriving Daily by Mail & Express
mm rush
IN THE
MILLINERY
DEPARTMENT
Just Received !
An Elegant Assortment, con
sisting in part of
RIBBONS of the Latest Designs in Silk,
Satin and Gro3grain.
SASH RIBBONS in Endles3 Variety.
BLOfJD LACE, Silk Fringe, All Colors,
Latest Styles, Tasteful Designs.
SATINS. All Colors.
LADIES' CUFFS AND COLLARS, all Styles
in Linen and Ls.cz.
SPECIAL fNDUCEMENT
I3ST
DEESS GOODS !
tIRESS GOODS from 10c to 50c per
yard ; regular price from 20c to $1.
DE BEICE, 4fi-inch wide, $1 per yard;
regular price, $1.50. 23-inch wide,
50c per yard ; regular price, 75c
per yard.
Also a Largo Line of
PARISIAN NOVELTIES!
CONSISTIKQ OP
JEYELRY of All Kinds, the Finest
Stock Ever Brought to this mar
ket, auch as Bracelets, Xecklacea,
Earrings, Etc-
SILK MITTS, All Colors, only $t; price,
31.50.
KID GLOVES, All Sizes and Colors, only
$1 ; price, $2.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, All Colors, from
25 cents up.
This stock has been selected by Mr.
Wclisch personally and especially for
this trade.
AN ELABORATE VARIETY OF
Fashionable
Ladies5 Hats
JUST RECEIVED BY MAIL!
THE FIEST 0? THE SEASON,
and the Best Selected Stock E-or Urouijht
to this market, Lower than ever before
offered.
The reason these Great Reductions In
prices are made 1m to enable us to make
room for oar New, Elegant and Large
Stock of Staple and Fancy Goods which
we ure NOW RECEIVING. To secure
the benefit of theso Great ilarcalns come
at once.
BRANCH DEPARTMENT.
The Branch Store of the White House
Is hltunted on Main street, oppodto Lord
A WIlllHins', where Is kept constantly on
hand a COMPLETE STOCK of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Country Merohanta and Mlnrs will
tlud it to their advantuge to call before
puronnHlng elsewhere, as everrtblnu In
their line U kept and will bo sold at as
lonlshlnsly low prices.
THEODORE WELISCH.
Taylor & Amory's
Livery, Feed
and
Boarding Stable.
Tacson.
Arizona.!
InfOld Government Corral.
Good Tarno'nlB. Terms Beasousblp.
Lord &
Williams,
Congress and Mam Sta., Tucaoa
Established in 1867.
"WHOLESALE and RETAIL
dealers no
General Merchandise.
Cash advances made on
Wool, Sides and Country
Produce of all kinds
"We keep constantly on hand a Pull
Stock of all kinds of Merchandise.
Particular atten
tion is called to our
stock of Hardware,
ordered direct from
manufactur e r e r s,
which includes cv-
IAEDWaEE
ervthinir needed by
Miners and Mill
Men.
Hills k Miners.
Our stock of tools
for all trades is the
most complete and
carefully assoited
ever before offered
in this marKet,
comprising Picks,
Shovels, Axes and
Ilandles, Crow,
bars, Wneelbar
rows, Tamping
Bars, Pans; Pow
der, Giant and
Vulcan; Dyna
mite Caps, Bel
lows, Anvils and
Vices, together
with every tool
needed by carpen
TOOLS FOE
ALL TRADES
ters, mill.vrigbts and blacksmiths.
Agricultural Implements of all kinds.
Iron and Nails of all sizes direct from.
the foundry.
Country Merchants and Mining
Companies
Will And it much to their interest to
purchase of us. "7e offer tho BEST
STOCK of
GEOCERIES,
Staple and Fancy, in Arizona. Also,
a Full Stock of LIQUORS, CIGARS
and TOBACCO. Our Stock of
Dry Goods, ClotJiing,
Blanlcets,
Boots and Shoes
is of the Best, both in quantity and
quality. Arrangements have been
made by which we receive a
NEW STOCK
EVERY WEEK. We also have oa
hand and make to order Mattrassea
and Cots of all sizes. Orders from
abroad promptly and carefully rilled.
All goods guaranteed to be as repre
sented.
p. F. NILSON.
run.. snussLEB.
SHUSSLER & NILSON,
Watchmakers and Jewelers
rjiiucsoN,
EAL-
ers In
RIZONA
WATCHES
AND
JEWELRY.
VTORTH
JN aim
QUTJRCH
pLAZA.
X ASSORTMENT OT
DIAM0MDS, WA TCHES CLOCKS
AND JEWELRY.
Also a selected stock of Guns, Pistols.
and Ammunition. An expert Guns
mith has been employed, who will
make repairs on all classes of arms.
Watches and CIocks Cleaned and Re
paired.
All Work Warranted to Give En
tire Satisfaction.
T
UOMAS PRICE'S ASSAY OFFICE.
CHEMICAL LABORATORY
And MIXING OFFICE,
621 Sacramento Street,
BAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Assays and Analyses of Ores. Sampler
and Purchaser of nil kinds of ores.
BULLION MELTED,
ANALYZEDAND REFINED
And Returns made In Coin, Curronoy,
Cortlfied Checks or Certificates of Deposit
tony part of the country.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
BASE BULLION. 40-ly
Bain Wagons!!
The Best in the Market.
Made Expressly for this Climate.
PEICES GREATLY EEDUCED.
Zeckendorf & Staab
SOLE AGENTS FOR ARIZONA.
NOT 7ATI. to send
for our NEW PRICK
LIST. More complete
than ever. Contains
descriptions of etery
thin required for
ue with over l tOO Illustrations. Send nlns
cent7or IL .Staroi s vrid de. We , s.II all good.
at wholesale prices in quantities tosultthepnr
chaser. The only Institution la America wtx
make this their upoclil buslneis. Address.
S27 & 230 Wabtuh A e., d'eajo. Ill