Arizona citizen. [volume], February 21, 1880, Image 3

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CIIA3 HUIMOX
0FOBD, HUDSON & C0.
ARIZONA,
. ... nt .recelwl,?" Currency
c:Co,D'i of IX'PO'' issue.!, payable
cfcrtlflcstf"flt ft fixed Utile, beartDf in.
ure- drawn In suras to suit on
Eic6&Be " Louis Chleaeo and San
Si yW trmfer of funds made by
?raci. .tMS made with our Cor
uWrV wil I be credited to parlies
Sn recelP1 of us ot advice or tbe
,Jifte or make ndvances on
V PSfSSr BuIIk-n. TerrltorlHl and
Bonds nJ Warrants, approved
TXfc mnil, or otherwise,
0rffI irl strict attention, anil by a
rf!fnii iHithful execution oi our cor
w "he w a,tu to merl
COBKrONDKNTS:
,rlifon'i Itank.Sn Francisco.
Al?.Cc' .-man A Co., New ork.
X a mnl Bank, Philadelphia.
C'BtrVn?e t" National Bunk, Boston.
M4i' f .niroerce.JSt. Louis
CbiciCO-
. Pro.it. B. M. Jacobs, Cash
p.K. ii-'"
P0 COUNTY BANK,
TlXNON, T-
CORRESPONDENTS:
.v rRf ICO Pacific Dank
FvijFLES, FarmN A Merohn'ts B'k.
.mK ..-in11' National Bank.
'.V,i First Nntional Bank.
iT-MiiREH Second National Bank,
fx WCIS - Bftnk r Commerce.
.-oll accounts received subject to
.iftsli:htand kept in either coin 01
c-rc depositors belnc allowed the
Mrrency when silver If. deposited
EVLiireiliius ol Drafts. Notes, r'vidend
S other commercial paper made
l -hont the United Suites am! cred
laJtoaeenuntorremltt d forontbeday
rn.madeeliSn.or will buy, United
Territorial, t'ounty or City securi
J,,, prime commercial paper or rea.
MTiIniferi of funds made, either by
aWrsphc.rmall.and deposits made with
r?orbar?orrespnndents wilt te irnn
i In anv manner desired and amount
jilted bere upon receipt by us of advice
r inch dfP0'''
rxebiuur boneht and sold at current
nrnng drawn In sums to suit on
Iteprtnclpal cities of tbe United states
Md Enrope.
Ctrtlficates of Deposit Issued pay
able In anv currency on demand, or after
UfddRleJbearlne Interest.
inirmuirnt made on the choicest se
rnrltrfor parlies who are unable loattend
towme. for which we will charge a mod
(ritemramissiun. faunlCHinniis of cold or silver bul
lion will receive especial attention and
ih tame will bef hipped to the most reli
able redaction and refinlns: works, at a,iy
ootnt deored. We also m.ike advances
th.rMin ind allow the consignors the fult
nftimoanl realized after deducting eai
The owrfttions f this bank belnc con
sul to r ftrtctly legitimate ban kins: bus
Inein lt pntron may feel awured thnt
they wlil reoeive llhernl and satisfactory
treatment In all IrsnfHCttons.
Parties at a distance may forward their
order and reqoeMs to thU bank by mail
or otherwise, and rely upon a conscien
tious. 'althfoi execuUon of their wNhes-sepH-diwtf
JOE GOLDTREE-
CORNER
Hejers and Congress Streets,
TUCSON, 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 3 for $1, aceo ding
to quality.
LIVERY,
FEED AND SALE STABLES
(Leatherwood's Old Stand),
PEisnsmsTGTOisr street
Near Court riaza.
All kinds of first-class liveries, both
lajleand double, always on hand.
Saddle horses and everything apper
taining to a first-class livery stable,
alwajstobehad.
Stock boarded by tbe day, week or
taontb.
Terms reasonable.
JAMES CARROLL, Proprietor.
PALACE HOT-EL,
MEYERS STREET, TUCSON,
JIaish & Diuscoll, Proprietors.
A MPLE ACCOMMODATION FOKONE
-SV. hundred Ruests.
ine spucious dining ball is under the
J-wrvision of an accomplished stew'Art,
,!c?.'sIne unexcelled, aud tbe wuiter
entlveand polite.
A. A. WILT,
Tres Alamos, Arizona.
Dealer In
General Merchandise.
11 iccelvlng weekly larce stooks of goods
Direct from the East,
And Is now prepared to offer
Winers and Farmers Supplies,
A cbeaD as they can be bought In
Tucson
The Citizen.
FRIDAY.
FEBRUARY 20. tSSO.
LOCAL HATTERS.
Tucson as a Manufacturing Point.
"When the Southern Pacific line
reaches here this end of the track will
be 540 miles from Los Angeles, where
the principal shops of tho Company
for rebuilding and repairing cars nud
engines are located, and it is more than
probable that considerable works will
be built lure to supply the require
ments of the service. Such an estab
lishment will be hailed with great sat
isfaction by the people here, both old
auu new timers. j?or it win not
only bring mechanics here to live, and
give the appearance of additional
thrift to the place, but it will caue
private manufacturing enterprise to
take root. Ilithcrto the manufactures
of this place have been limited to the
making of flour, tinware, cigars, and
household furniture. Everything wood
en is worked out in the most laborious
and least economical fashion. From
iron nnhing is made, except as far as
the blacksmith's hands can manipu
late it. We want a foundry and tun
chine shop with a pretty large capac
ity, to meet the needs of the heavy
machinery now being set up in this
county and in Sonora. There is no
question but that Tucson is the point
at which to start such an enterprise,
ind the first man on the ground will
reap a harvest We also need a plan
ing mill, including all that the term
can be made to imply. In the course
or the next year or two buildings will
be projected and the projectors will
want the work done quickly, for ready
money. Hand saws, jack planes and
augers will not answer. Steam and
buzzing wheels must lend their assis
tance. The railroad will do two things to
forward such enterprises. It will lay
down the necessary machinery and
plant without the nightmare of team
ing it fnr long distances, and at as low
rates as it can be had an3'vvhcre on the
Pacific Coast, and it will bring the
raw material also. "We specify only
two branches of manufactures. They
are the leading ones and those we need
most. But there are many others
which might be entered into profitably
here. Thousand of hides are sent
awav to the States anc thousands
more go to dust on our plains because
nothing can be done with them here:
at the same time that our shoemakers
are paying thirty-five cents a pound
for sole leather.
Adobes tramped by the feet of Mex
icans and shaped in rude boxes with
out pressure are rough aud shapeless,
and are not tenacious enough to bear
S'ttlins ia a wall: a brick machine ofjecruin to tickle your palate, rejoice
larire size would improve their quality
greatly.
There is but little lime to be had for
building and that is of bad quality It
seems to be burnt to death. With a
mountain of fine stone within a stone's
throw of Tucson this need not be.
And speaking of stone, the St. Jo
seph's Hospital shows what resources
there are near us for building with
that material. There is a beautiful
article of limestone within a mile of
Main street in endless quantity. It
can be quarried to any size and cms
easily to any shape. But it needs ma
chinery to raise it and it mut have
saws to cut it up; otherwise it is too
expensive for building.
And so on. We are far away from
bases of supplies, and the manufac
tures of this place need fear no rival
in any direction for five hundred miles.
The influx or population will make
demands tnat can not be satisfied by
shipments from California and the
East, though the cost of production
there might be less.
Ax onrortunity is now offered to
those who may be desirous of visiting
California after the railroad ts coin-;
pieieu to iiiiuu. i UK juiuu A "
cine railroad company proposes w i uu vester(jtty
: ....., r Cri PrnnnKIn'"
from this city and return. Tickets
good f-T twenty days. Fare for round
trip sixty-five dollar.-, including, berth
in sleeping-car. Excursionists will have
to travel together to San Francisco.
Stopover privileges jriven n there
turn tiin within the twenty days' limit
A sale of twenty four tickets will ren
der this excursion a certainty. It will
take pluce as soon as possible after the
road is opened lo this city. Those who
desire to take advantage of it had bet
ter arrange matters at once with Mr.
Cash, the company's agent in this city.
The old time road station where the
traveler by stage or private convey
ance halted in" tbe h"pe that there
might be something comfortable fr
man and beast, but where he was gen
erally much disappointed, have passed
awa, and there is a new order of
ihiugs. Among the best of those now
existing we often hear mention of the
excellence of J O. Dunbar's at Cien
ega; Thomas Dunbar'-, at Tres Ala.
mos, and McKenzio's, at 1'oint ol
Mountain. Any one slopping at either
of these places can be sure or a gener
ous welcome.
The Papngos are getting nervous
over threatened invasions ol their res
ervation south of town. Wood cutting
is said to be going on on a large scale,
and surveys are being run. lor what
purpose we do not know. The agent
should sec that the rights of the In
riians are not trespassed upon They
arc the owners of the lands f'Ct apart
to them, and thc law is very strict in
its prohibition.
Jlit. John L. Hahris, Deputy Sur
veyor, returned Thursday from the
southern part of the county, where he
has been engaged in preliminary sur
vevs of tne Calnbasus and Sonoita pii
vuto land claims.
Hon. Tom Fitch and lady, of Pres
cott. arrived yesterday by. coach from
Casa Grande.
ENGIXEETl Hnnn r . o ..
line near Shakspeure, X. if aJd
passed right on for San PrSco on
important business connected with aS
order to extend the furvev from T?i
P : L.,s now C0.mPieted to El
auu uiu surveying party will
,t;.;" .7. 1,.m: ims movem-
p"".1" yu,lc V,tariy mat the Southern
Pacific is to be an independent and
"..UK" utcnunu roau between San
Franeisrn SimP,.,io,i c ..... .
a ,i a.! -l -1C 10 Ule Gulf or the
Atlantic. 1 his is of great consequence
to all interests along the line.
Quite a large number were present
on yesterday at the track to witness
the running race between Irynwood "
anil "Texas." Notwithstanding the
poor condition of the track very trood
time was made. Ironwood won mak
ing the half mile in fiftv seconds llu-
uior nas it mat Texas has been a little
un.ier the weather for several days
past and that an oiler was made last
eveninjr by Texas' backers to raise the
wager $2500 if the other side would
postpone the race a few days. On the
25th inst. Bullet Neck will run again-t
jmjx, ami we may anticipate a little
iporl,as both these horses are favorites.
Judge Joseph Neugass andN. D.
Anderson have formed a PO-nnrtner
ship ai law. Judge Neugas; is a thor
ough business man. as well as p.ir.-fnl
and successful attorney, lie is entire,
ly familiar with the business of this
section; knows nearly everybody at
well as any man in Tihou; speaks
the Spanish and other languages, be--ide'
tho English, and possesses many
peculiar qualifications for succivs in
the law in Arizona. Judge Anderson
is comparatively a new-comer, but we
understand comes highly recommend
edtrom California.
Daily Mail to Tombstone.
As an evidence of the prosperity of
Tombstone a conttact was to-day
awarded to Howard C. Walker, of
unnes-irgen & Walker's popular stage
line, for carrying a daily mail to
Tombstone and a tri-weekly mail to
Huachuca via Tumhitone and Charles
ton. This is a much needed sei vice,
aud the public are to be congratulated
that the contract has been let to thece
courteous and efficient gentleman.
Church Chimes.
Religious services will be held to
morrow (Sunday) in the new church,
at 11 o'clock in the mornim: and 7:80
in the evening, conducted bv Rev. Mr.
Mills, the pastor, who will preach on
each occasion. Sunday school at a
o'clock in the afternoon, in which an
intereting Bible class is taught. The
public are cordially invited to attend.
Seats convenient and Irce.
Pakties are now in Tucson endeav
oring to buy the W. C. Davis mine, sit
uated m Patagonia. It is expected
that some conclusion will be reached
to-day. Mr. John W. Davis, a good
man ami successtul merchant of Ilar-
shaw Camp, is in town on that lni-i-
nes. Ihe mine is bonded to ew
York parties for $10.01)0, which is re
garded a very low price, as the ore in
sight has more than that value.
Oh Say!
Have you seen, on the main thorough
fare, the fresli arrival of choice table
supplies just received by the boss fruit
dealers, Pierce & Wood. Cast your
optics on their s'ock and you will be
3'our stomach and not a -hade of trou
bio roll across your peaceful bteasl.
Judge John S. Wood informs us
that he has negotiated the sale of the
Alia and Ohio mines, situated in Pata
gonia, the sum of $21,500 beinirthc1
amount paiu lor them. Judge woou
has been instrumental in disposing of
$82,000 worth of mining property in
this county.
H. Ramboz, Esq., and family are
now living in Tucson. Mr. Ramboz,
we believe, was the founder of Globe
Di-trlct. He is one of Arizona's be-t
citizens and has done as much as any
one man to bring ut her resources. He
will leave in a few days on a two
months' prospecting trip.
Six thousand dollars have been sub
scribed by twelve citizens of Prescott
for the erecti-m of a Masonic Lodge in
Tucson. Grounds will be selected aud
building commenced at once. Bul
letin. We had not before heard of the gen
erosity of our friends at the capital.
Engineer Gillett, of the Southern
Pacific, came in from tbe end of the
line this morning and went on t the
Cienega. He states th t he will have
a force of a hundred men at work in
the Cienega in a few days.
One hundred cords ot wood have
been contracted for in Tucson, at $0
pcrcor(j for thc Southern Pacific b-
.coniottves. ibis contract was cioseu
Jilt. J. L. Pkiest, who has 2000
sheep and some 2000 goats east of Low
ell, says he lost over 1000 lambs during
the late storm and a few goats. The
goats did not suffer very much.
The Maison Doree's bill of fare is a
stunner t the " insiders " when they
first re ich the city, a-d well it may be,
comprising as it does shell oy.-ters,
fish from the Pacific and finest wines.
Jin. John L. Buiins left this morn
ing for Tombstone. He is traveling in
the interest of well known liquor
firms. The trade will find Mr. Burns
a pleasant gentleman and a fair dealer.
V. II. Sturm & Co announce that
they have 40,000 Domestic and 2000
Key West cigars that mtist be closed
out without regard to price.
The artesian well is now down over
700 feet and the prospects for speedily
reaching bedrock are good.
Circulating Library in English,
Spanish and German at the Pioneer
News Depot
We understand Henry Buehman
contemplates selling his photograph
gallery.
A light four-seated top carriage,
pair of horses and Inrncss complete
for sale. Inquire at Palace Hotel.
Rye and Rock, at ' the Pima Bank
Exchange.
Mrs. A. A. Wilt is spending a few
days in town.
Mr. Geo. King, thc efficient officer
of Patagonia, is in town.
Samuel Katzenstein, of Greater
ville, is spending a few days in town.
W. T. Osborn arrived Thursday
from Phenix.
The largest stock of stationery and
legal blanks at tbe Pioner News Depot.
Fine Cirs, at the Gem.
FREIGH1 MOVEhlEHTS.
Arrivals at Casa Grande. February 19.
I Total
i
P'tccs.
Lord A Williams 3
j L Zeckcndorf & Co..... 100
Welsh'
590
1C9C0
Ohnesorcen A W, I couch.
Tully, Ochoa &. Co 2
A B Uatnpson . 2
L Meyer & Co .. .... 1
210
150
70
20100
3210
600
Ktnplre Mand M Company ...
J Powllu.,
153
10
r.
O
2
13
-.. 5
......... 2
4
30
0
6
B Garcla.......
V Bonner....
U Felix A Co
i H DrachniKU...,
Chan Tin Wo
W A Bourland.
It B Metcalf
WKMIIIh
J Uoefler ...
II Wellsch
Pierce i Wood...,
A L Wurren...
800
500
110
660
410
70
770
3100
1130
360
Lieut. W. J. Ross
Oro Ulnuco District.
is in from the
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
has taken pains to put together some
startling illustrative fact-, particularly
as te the advance in iron. Common
cast-iron .-crap, which was almost val
ueless in the market a year ago, now
brings from $28 to $-i0 per ton. No.
1 foundry iron, selling now at .$41 to
$ to, ha- advanced 15U percent, within
as many nays. It is expected to go t
sfou ueiore this m nth ts over. Nail
mat were worm si.yu per luu a year
ago nave advanced 2Gd per cent., or
u one jump the other day theyjpranx
irom-iiito mis ttsrure. steel rails
are worth .?10prrtou more than on
the 1st of January.
An interesting fcheme anions some
democratic malcontents seems to be
nipped in the bud. The party never
can get away from Mr. Hendricks as
a candidate on the presidential ticket,
for either first or secotid place, no more
than it can forget Tilden. But ome
"f the sharp ones thought to divide
thi Indiana forces by getting Senator
McDonald into the ring; but it will
not do; the bait is loo li'ht; the Sena
tor swears by his beard that he loves
none but his neighbor, Thomas A.
Three immense wagons to be used
in the mines of Colorado are being
made in Chicago. The back wheels
are six feet three inches in diame'er,
and the tire is five inches wide. The
wagons, including box, are nine feet
high. They are each to be drawn by
twenty .yoke of oxen, aud are capaole
of carrying t n tons each.
"What a dreadful affair." indignantly
exclaimed good Mrs. Higginbothan,
laying down thc account of a prize
fight which she had been leading
'The awful men actually strutK each
other with their hands, and onenf them
got so sick that he threw up a sponge!
Such things ought to be stopped by
law."
A SpRiNGFiEi.D.Ohio, paper publish
es a list of marriageable young lsdies
in that town, and describes each as
"kind," ''charming," "witty," '.well-
read," or "very refined." but neglects
to state Ihcir experience at spanking i
haute, baiting bread, or puling on a
square patch in tho scat of pnnUlonus.
A Guaymas letter of the 5th says:
Nothing new. All quiet. Ni details
regarding railroad matters from City
of Mexico.
Tit K RE
is a report that Joaquin Mil. land the general expression of the resi
! m&rried shortly to Dr. Katejdent3 at the metallic cryptogram is of
ler will be
Stanton" who stumned New York State
for Horace Greeley during the Presi
dential campaign of 1872.
At the European Restattraityou get
a first-cla-s meal and half i bottle of
good wine for 75 cents. Allea Bcrgeot
& E. Obrist, proprietors.
m r:i --:! 1... .
iur urn uu. u.i-i inm.ii uji ujo
quarters at Pin Head's officci
Toys and lancy goods at lie Pioneer
News Depot.
The Sherman & Hyde instruments
are commanding quite a popular mar
ket in Tucson. The Sisters have one
of their linn pianos and Mr. Levin an
other. The elegant organ suit to Mr.
J. M Rerger, their local tgent, has
been purchased by Dr. Handy, and Mr.
Rerger has jut received mother up
right piano of elcg int tone md finish,
which is now for sale at his store on
Congress street.
Nichol s Infallible Injection.
Guaranteed to cure promptly and
permanently every case, no matter of
how long standing, if directions are
followed. Internal medicine not rec
ommended or necessary. A cure guar
anteed or money refunded. Directions
in English, German. French and Span
ish. For sale by O. H. Meyers, Con
gress street
A Card.
To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiscretions of youth, ner
vous weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood, etc., I will send a receipe
that will cure you, frke of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New
York City.
Pierce & Wood,
Wholesale Fruit and Produce Dealers,
Meyers Street,
Are Constantly Receiving
Fresh Garden and Field Seeds.
GunsmithwD
For gunsmithing and all kinds of
repairing and work f like nature go
to J. Grulier, west side of Main street,
opposite the Cosmopolitan Hotel.
A rRiv.TE letter from Dr. Wilbur
announces some rich discoveries in
Oro Blanco District.
IlENNEssEY.Cuueraiid Jesse Moore's
whiskies at the Gem.
German lunches a specialty
Pima Bank Exchange.
at the
Fine Gorman
at the Gem.
Lunches at all hours
TnE best brands of cigars and tobac
co at the Pioneer News Depot.
Fresh stock of northern California
Iruit just received at Warren's.
Dog Cabesas ana Other Camps,
iir. A. It. Kuttr...- -m: tt
der Sheriff or PiraH County, has just
returned from the vicinity of the Chir
tcanuas anit brings good reports from
the interveninL' Camne fin tbi mnin
traveled roads' families of immigrants
are constantly met with while on the
mountain roads and trails prospecting
wuium are searching for thc hidden
treasures. At
DOS CABEZAS
the residents are much enthused over
their pro-nects. notwithstanding tbe
fact tnat the mil! which was recently
iaiu uwwii mere nas proved a failure
rreparauons are now being made to
commence work with arrastras. The
town of Dos Cabezas has twenty four
nouses aim me population in the dis
trict numbers about 175 men and 125
women and children Tnere is a zood
two-story hotel, presided over by Jos.
.uuey, wnose good cheer is the de
i:i. c nii , ... .
iiui in uu travelers. Me nas also a
livery stable and well stocked stnro
There are! wo saloons, owned resnen
tively by Dick Richards and Joe fiv
ers: two blacksmith shops, one bakery
anu two Dutclier shuns. Mr. P. W.
oiiuui carries a nnc line ot mining
5 . . ...
supplies iu his well appointed store
and owns one of the finest residences
in the Territory. A number of the
mines are showing up ore of high
grade.
I he Juniper mine, owned bv Mr.
Casey, has a shaft eighty feet in depth
in good ore, with eighty tons of ore on
the dump. Numerous assavs have
been made, the lowest going $50 and
outers reaching as high as ifSOO
Next to the Juniper is the Madden
mine, which has a shaft down sixty
icei in good ore.
Adjoining this is the Green Horn,
owned by C. P. Merrill and C Dells
worth. They have a prospect shaft of
ten feet, willi good ore in sight.
The Rear Cave mine, which adjoins
the Green Horn, and of which Hart.
McGregor and Murphv are the fortu
nate ow ners, it displaying fine ore in a
lorty loot shalt.
All these mines arc wct of the Juni
per, on whicli lode fifteen other claims
have been located by II. C. Hooker, P.
A. Price, Connelly, McGarrish and S
R. DcLong. Six miles west of Dos
Cabezas lies
SILVER DISTRICT,
in winch upwards of forty locations
have already been made. The El
Dorado North and the El Dorado
South are considered cood properties.
They ate owned by Messrs. Bennett,
McDowell and White. In this district
lies the Great Eastern, which is said
to be a veritable bonanza, the ledge "f
high grade ore cropping for upwards
of GOO feet All that this district n- eds
is capital to dcvelpe its wealth. The
present owners are mostly the origi
nal locators, who have made many a
square meal on hope while sticking to
their claims. A short distance south
and west lies
CACHISE DISTfllCT,
situated in Cachise Pass. Fifteen men
are at work here opening up claims,
which are mostly silver, but free gold
is aUo found.
Leaving Cachise a good trail leads
round the northern no-e of thc Dra
goons, distant about twenty-live miles
Irom Tomltstone. With comparative
ly little labor this could be converted
into a good wagon road, as the surface
of the mesa is so even that the town is
continually in view.
Mr. Runner's stay in Tombstone was
brief, but sufficient to convince him of
it present act.vity and hopeful out
look. Hotels are thronged and mer
chants are doing a thriving business.
satisfaction that llu lr lines nave iailcn
in such pleasnnt places.
The Chinese Going.
Thc bill prohibiting California cor-
porations to employ Chinamen, re
cently parsed, has gone into practical
operation. A number ot manufactur-
. .. ..... . ,
!iruj ojner cstaoiisiinicnis nave uis-
charged their Chinese hands, and are
strictly complying with the law; in
some cases as many as 500 and 700
have been cut off Irom work. But
the law is not ah immediate relief to
unemployed white labor, for in must
'cases the Chinese furnish only a part
of the force employed, and the enforc
ed discharge of so ihnny hands com
pels owners to shut down work entire,
ly. Thc following item in the Bulletin
shows how it ia working at present:
The Pioneer and MUsion Woolen
Mills have discharged their Chinese
laborers This step was taken alter
consultation with lawyers. It is re
ported lhat the mills will be closed,
which will' throw many while work
inifmen and girls out of employment
Each mill employed about 300 China.
men. The wages account lor both
mills amounted "to .$52,000 a month
Of this sum $0,000 was paid to Chi
nese and the remainder to white em
plo es.
Another trcublc is, also that, as it is
claimed by manuraclurcrs, they can
not compete with eastern and other
unincorporated California establish
ments unless they have the advantage
of the Chinese cheap labor, and it is
probable that there will be a very large
disincorporate, and return to part-j
nerships to evade the law.
In the meantime, thc discharged ce
lestials mny be expected to scatter for
employment elsewhere, and Arizona
will doubtless nave a sun larger mum
graiion. Sauce for the goose is not
always sauce for thc gander.
PATAGONIA.
tctlvitv at the Hermosa Mill Site New
Discovery Business Firms.
Mr. Charles Bartholomew returned
from Patagonia Thursday, and fiom
him we learn that tho Hermosa Com
pany has forty-five men at work grad
ing and prepnring the mill site. A
new discovery has been made near
there lhat is causing great excitement
Messrs. Davis, MeBain, Montoya,
Mills, Catz and Reeve & Cauthon
compose the mercantile firms, and
Messrs. James Murphy, Waitc, Mor
gau and Levin & Co. keep refresh
ments; Joe Bounerd and Mrs. O'Hal
loreu, restaurants.
Oregon apologizes for thc killinir
of one of her citizens recently by ex
plaining that he was " a wolf with two
. . . , ... j i. i i ..
rows ot tcetn, ann wneu iirmih. nnti
howl onto him like a hyena." That's
enough.
Homicide justifiable.
Prize-fighters
pound-cako.
should diet on
Furniture!!
LEO. G0LDSCHM1DT,
Importer and Uealerm all kinds or
Furniture.
Main Street, opposite L. Zeckeudorf &
Co's Store.
TKCHON. - . ARIZONA.
Will krep cooHtmntly on band the mum
Complete Assortment
Bedroom, Parlor, Dining Koom
aud Kitchen
FURNITUEE,
Bedding and Spring Bads,
Carpets.
OIL-CLOTH AND RUGS, CUR
TAINS, WINDOW-SHADES,
BRACKETS,
Picture Framea, Mirrors and
Moulding.
The manufacture of Teats and
Awnings a Specialty.
Lounsrea and Spring Beds re
paired at reasonable
prices.
All ktnda of
UPHOLSTERING WORK
Dona to order.
orderi will receive prompt at
I.EO. GOLD3UUMIDT.
isw-All
entlon.
The UNITED'STATES MINING
Investment Company,
61 Broadway. New York Citv.
'PHIS COMPANY HAM BEEN FOHMED
X ror uuyuiK uoni .yiuk-h,
OKFICKK3.
rrenldent, Edward Bate Dorney.
Secretary. S. A. Wi-eelwrltfht.
Treaourer. H. B. Laldlaw.
Couns-1, Cotidf-rt Brnx.
nlKKfTOIK.
Kdwnrd Bates Dor-ey, .Mlnlnir Eelncer.
I.C. BabcncK.Treaiiurer Adams Exiren
toiniMnr.
... .
Win. II. Gulon.of William A Qulon a
a. une.
Win. Pitt. Shearman. late Rece'vsr and
Treasurer Krle It. It
Chas. M. Kr-. President National Bank of
er nrX.
Jonathan Odell, Banker.
I). S. Apideii n, of D. Appleton A. Co..
Publishers.
Ulynsi. S. Grant, Jr., Laxrvcr.
Ar'hur B. Graves. President St. Nicholas
.NllllOllHl H.tlllC.
.lame p. ltotiiuson, Consulting Engineer,
New York
George W. Harren.N. Y. Life Insurance
Company, B'mioii, Max.
C. A. Wbllller, or Lee, HlgKlnaon fc Co.,
Bonton. Mi.
Jameri D.Flab, President Marine National
Bank.
H. Htivemeyr. of Havameyer. Emtwlci
A Co.. lU-finerx.
A. K Wlllmitrtli. Vice President Home
Kir lnurince Company
Wm. M. J"i!kln, Jr.,of Wm. S. Nlohol
A "o., BiMikerit.
Geo B. Wei-t, Commlnnlon Merchant.
Thnniax Maunlni.. Broker.
Henry W. Ford. President National Bank
ltHuiblic.
Edward A. Flint, Consulting Engineer,
Boton, Mass.
A. Kosle.-HUtflni, U. 8. Lloyd's Marino
IiiMiraner.
CIirk. U Perkins, of Perkins A Chonte,
Bankem.
L. B. Grfenleaf, ol Tower. GIddlngft A Co.,
Bankerx, Boston, Mug.
J. Biker, Vies President St, L011I3 and
San Francisco K K., St. I.omn, Mo.
Arthur Sewail, PreHldenl Bath Natioual
Bank. Bath, Maine.
Benjamin G. Arnold, of B. G. Arnold A
Co.
Henry M. Tiber, ofC. C. A H. M- Taber.
Churien c. Parker, or Guy A Parker, Bo
1011. Mum).
Parlies havinp good mine for xale will
pleaHH communlcaie direiit will) tne, aau
.end full particular. ..
GllWAKD BAlKi? tORREY
President.
AUSTIfUDEiVIPSEY
Montezuma Store.
TEAMSTERS, RAXCIIERS.
And
TRAVELERS
On
GILA VALLEY STAGE
ROAD.
Tour attention is respectfully
invited to our Stock of
General Merchandise,
And
HAY and GRAIN
At tho
Jlontczunsa Sforc,
12 Miles Below Florence, on
the Yuma Stage Road.
Vc have all Merchandise and
Supplies needed by Ranch
ers, Teamsters and the
Public generally, ot good
quality and at Fair
Prices.
Piute Call and ExamlB Oar
9tck.
rifO. S. CARt,
JAS. AULD,
Tucson. A r hang.
WM.B.HOOPER-CO
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
Foreign and Domestic
WINES AND UQUORi
Mesilla St., bet. Main and ileyers,
Tucsoa. Arizona.
Sole Agents for Arizona
For the Celebrated
CUTTER WHISKIES,
HARDY WHISKIES;
"Our Choice,"
"Enrly Dawn,"
"Old Kentucky,"
" Private Stock,"
"Old Rye,"
Manufactured by MILTON J.HARDY A
t.'O ,of LotiUvllle, Ky. E. Martin A Co.,1
San FrancUco.Soto Agonu for tbe Pacific
Coaxt.
Have also on hand a well selected stock
of Wines, consisting of
CHAMPAGNE L. Roderer, Cachet Bland
Private Cuvee, Delmonico, Perinet
fc Fils, Heidsick and Imperial.
CLARETS Duplessis Moulis, St. Afri.
que, Lalande, La Rose Medoc, Me.
doc, Mont'errande.
Old Burgundy. Club Port, London
Dock Port, Forresters Sherry
And All Kinds of California Wineu-
We keep a full line of
Imported and Domestic Cigars.
of every gnde nnd quality; also all kinds
of MINERAL WATERS, and every
tiling appertaining to a
FIEST CLASS
Wholesale Liquor Store,
The quality of which we sruarantee to
equal anything supplied by first class Sua
FraucUco or Eastern Houses.
SpeelnlTrrniM to Purlieu Purchase
ll y tn Cnr-l,o(il.
TUCSON and PHtENIX.
HENRY HORTON,
Wholesale Dealet in
Wines Liquors
TtfGSQN, A. T-,
Hnvtne received Irom K. MARTIN
CO. San Francisco, Sole Agents for the
Pacific Cousl, the appointment as
Sole Agent for Southern Arizona
for tbe Sale of tho Justly Celebrated
Gutter Whiskies
Now Known as tba
Argonaut,
Private Stock,
Miller's Extras
Foster,
01d:Rye,
Etc., Etcr
Offers tbe same to tho public as the Finest
Brands ever Introduced In Arizona. Also,'
on hand, u SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of
Brandies,
Rum,
Gin and Wines,
Both Native and Imported.
PIP A PC A SPECIALTY. TiOTn DO
llbrtnO MKSTIUand IMPORTED,
FreNh and from the Best Manufactories.
Purchasers are invited to call and ex-
ntnluo Koods and prices guaranteed to
suit the times.
PICS5EY K. TULI.T. ESTKVAN CCUOA.
SVIJNKV H. DKLO.NG.
Tully, Ochoa & Co.,
DEALERS IN MERCHANDISE
Would moHt rcpeclfully call
the attention of the people of
.Southern Arizona to the fACt
that we can and will sell as low
or lower than any other houe
In the Territory. W 'keep on
bund the following goods, viz.:
.. r. r ..11 Wlnfta Owipr!fMi nf AV.rv
varielv, Mlnerx Picks, Shovel. BIastln
Powder, Yn-. 1 lown. Hoes. Spu'les. Axes,
-rvthe. W rnron". Chains. Lexlbpr, Har-
J ... . - .... U, uli..t curv.
rifx. v aun rtiic. ..ir., ..-.j-
.. . . ... .. Inilni ntiriatA AllPI.
I-.... riy.lla Mrfula. TlnuittQ
and KxpresH Wauons. We also keep on
lmnu h xupyij ui
Bnrley nnd Corn for ate. W e are ore
pared to do any amount of frelgntlug at
be lowest prices.
Our Store at Camp Bowie
(s always fill-,! with all kinds
rwiulredbythe trade, and which will ba
sold tothetradeatttBiualt profit.
A Bargain.
T7INESET0F NEW waiu u
JC nliuro for sal cheap. Inqu of
Valtuto.
WM . HOOPER,
124 California St.,
San Francisco.