Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume], December 27, 1883, Image 1

About Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
OTJnTl'XfT'V"
NEW SEMES VOL X. NO 2.
PHCTNIX, MAJMCOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA ' TER1UTOEY THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1833.
WHOLE NO. 15(50.
."V
TnE St. Louis Republican bus
changed management and uJitors.
TnE bodies of' tlie dead De Long
and his companions are on their
way back to the United States.
The officers of Cochise county are
to be congratulated on their success
!n the puisuit or" the Bisbee assr.s
eins.
Li J 1 I
Vit.IiIaed the g'juius an : president
of the Northern Pacific raiiroid lias
come t grief. II is cnLmics were
too many t-r Lira and he lias l.;t
control and steps dowa and out. Hi?
successor ia not named.
The Scar say 3 that Td.W.TIay-
war J, of the Citizen, will not return
to Tucson.. The Citizen seems to
.have about as many c'U.mges as the
Toaib,toue papers, except that it is
always substantially Republican.
Scjjday the 23rd iiibtant will be
the centennial ajnivefsary of the re
sanation of General Washing. On
fio.'n the commaad of the aimy
which he handled so long and well.
1 The day wilt be celebrated on Moa-
'TiiE Ukuai.0 acknowledges the
receipt of the Tuird Annual Report
of the Califortiia Sate Mineralogist,
a mast interesting work which we
hope to see duplicate I by the Terri
tory of Arizona at an early diy.
Our next legislation should make
some provisions for a Board of
Mineralogy and Mining.
TltAVELnus are drr.-ppinfer in uaiiy
now to take a look at our valley and
consider the prospaets for a home
among us. Others are here to ex-,
amine our surrounding mines and
determine as nearly as may be their
promises for an investment sufficient
to develop them and bring their
treasure to the light. In both these
rrspecu our county ofTers unparal
leled inducements. Xo more pro
mising and beautiful homes can be
found or made anywhere. The min
eral of oar surrounding mountains
is awaiting the baud of cmerprT-lt
and pluck to prove their great
wealth
Mr. James StiEWAitT, the "v-11
known superintendent of G:I;ner &
Saulsbary's line of stages, returned
from .a trip to the Quvj toas via
-Maricopa, directly across the oou
try. He found a natural rend bed
all the way to Maricopa, which
can be op3ned up with very little
expense, aud thadistanc; is less than
from Tucson. Oar valley should at
once lend a hand in paltiug a road
throu2b, a the Q aij toas will be
oue of our markets, an 1 an impor
tant one when fully opened up. To
get a rotd through from M uicnpa
requires little m ire than to clean off
the brush, which should be done
soon.
The Herald is favored with a
circular fro 11 the managers of the
great Centennial Co'ton Exposition
to be held in New Orleans one year
hence an 1 which is expected to ran
five or six months. The Exposition,
ns the name indicates, is in honor of
the centennial anniversary of cotton
exportation from the United S ates,
and will be devoted to the following
exhibits: Agriculture ;I1 rticulture;
Raw nr.d Manufactured Products of
Ores, Minerals and Woods ; Furni
ture and Accessories; Textile Fab
rics, Clothing, and Accec3 iries ; the
Industrial Arts; Alimentary Piol
u;t3; E Juration, and Instruction;
Works of Art; an 1 Pisciculture. No
rent will b3 charged cither foreign
or homo exhibitors, but the latter
will be chirgcd a suitable entrance
fee. Mr. Samuel Mullen is secreta
ry, to whom communications should
be addressed.
The Mohave Miner is dissatisfied
with the "Resources of Arizona" : :.d
complains that its county has not
been treated fairly in thnt work. AVe
hardly think it would tend to advan
ce the interest cf that county if
prominence was given the many
abandoned mines and idle mills that
ate found in many of its districts.
"We think the compiler of the "He
sources" has shown tact and judge
ment in not calling public attention
to the repeated failures which have
marked the history of mi'.ing in
Mohave. For this he deserves the
thanks of the people of that region
As to the charge that he has neglec
ted the farming interests of Mohave
county, the least said about it the
better. There is water enough in
the Sandy to irrigate one ranch. Mr
Hamilton has done justice t Moh
are as he has to every "portion of the
territory, and the poeple are well
sati.-Ced with his work Bur, per
haps the Miner man owns some cy
me holes which .Mr. Hamilton neg
h'c'cd to magnify into "the biggest
thing on the coast," und hence the
k i c k i n g . Ep it an h .
A touching incident growing out
of ine Bisbee honor oceurrod at Los
Angeles last B v unlay m 'inii-g . A
lady, greatly agitated, en'ered the
Thucs . nice, accompanied ty a !! tie
child, and tremulously as'ii d to be
sliiiwn the telegraphic account, of
the Bisbi-e ro!b iv and killing.
A copy w: s shown her, and anxious
!y rta I t'ia dispatch. As her eyes
saw the name of Tappruier sl.o
broke oit in a torrent of t ars ai.d
lament ations and it v;as sunie time
before her composure could be re
stored sufficiently to learn the cause
ot licr tears. It appears that. J.
C Tappecier was her son, and
hearing the repot t of liis kiliinj
Ii.td i.asteni' l to the ofiice only to
lin l the sad n por, a re-iiity. and me
mun suppoit "f hei.-c'f ui'.d five lit
tie children gone never to return. In
miter to make doubly sure, hu 1 in
the hope that there was some mis
take, a dispatch was sent to Bisbee,
but the answer received conlirme.1
(he sal news. Bumon Herald.
What man who has a wife, sister,
mother or daughter, can rend the
above and not feel that hanging is
too good for such muidrous assas
sins as those who so ru thlessly and
causelessly and in cold blood plunge
the innocent and helple-s into so
much misery. It makes the blood
boil and the. laws delay seems a
mockery of justice.
MAKItOi'.VS (iKEAT
F.V.F.
Tlie Ariznira Canai.
A few days since," we had the
pleasure of writing iijj that por;ion
of the Ariz.ma Ca ;a! taut wili short
ly be finished a id in oid .r to give
our reiders an id-a of the extent of
that work and its nrcs.nt and future
iniportane s to the v tlley and tlit
whole central pjrlio i of ihe Terri
tory, we entered somewhat minutely
into the details of its construction.
We desire at present to spea'c in
more genera! terms of this enormous
enterprise whica is now thoroughly
inaugurated. The main canal skirt-
along the foothills on tin north sid e
cf the vsil.-v, taking a? dir :ct lines
is possible, and thereby cutting off
same very valuable Uigiits or lauu
belwe ;n the projecting points of the
foot hilis, 111 s.o.'ili iaSvan.:es se .'erai
sett ions It is intended to run lateral
canals out on the north s-i Ij from the
main canal, beginning at a sufd
cient distance above to carry the
water into these bights at, a sufficient
height to reach all the land suitable
for cultivation m them. Th is all
the land fro 11 the very foot of the
mountains to the river will be under
the iiifl itricj of tins in tin cin.il.
The main c inal will b3 fi.Uh?d
westward, by next O :to'):r, aj far
as the Ag.ia Fria, a d'ntaine of s mc
thirty-live or forty miles; bui ulti
mately it will be carried westward
as far as possible to the foot of the
White Tank mountains, an i thence
southwesterly along their base till
the Gila river is reached or the canal
approaches it as near as m ly be de
sire!. When the canal has been
carried to its farthest extent H will
probably afford w.itsr to a s -c io 1 of
available laud of not less than 200,030
acres, and it m ty be a gre it deal
more, for it will very nearly cover a
country thit will avjrage fifiy by
ten miles in length.
The addition of this great s ;opj
of farming land to that alrea.iy un
der cultivation, will lend to our val
ley an importance that the outside
world will mt be long in recogniz
ing and nuking use of, espeei ally
as its produsti ve p vers and range
of products arc something wonder-
ful.
Add to the ordinary grain and
fruit prod ictsof a temperate c'imate
the semi-tropical fruits, gripes, or
anges, lemon-, limes, tigs, olives anil
the like, cotton, sugir (for the ordi-
nar' sugar cane flourishes here), up
land lice, jute, and so on, and one
has some idea of the resourcs of
our valley, for there is no question
of its capability to produce each and
every cn-3 of tlie prolucts named.
Add to the agricultural and horti
cultural capability of the valh-y, its
capacity for the production of beef,
butter, and pork, for which products
it can not be excelled i i the United
States, and then add to this its im
portance n3 a center of as mag
nificent grazing and mining country
as the sun shines upon anywhere,
and then a Id to thistha water power
and opportunity a'fjrded for manu
factories by the fall of twenty-five
feet in the great body of water that
cemfis down the Arizona Cana.1 aud
we can f arm some i lea of the posi
tion the Salt River valley will occu
py in the future historj' 01 our Ter
ritory; nor will it hi a distant future
before that position will have b;:en
gained..
Labor lias bit'er roots, but sweet
fruits as well.
TELEGRAPHiC.
TROUBLE JJHEWIXG AT J.ORDSBL,K"i
Loiidsburs, Dec. 20th. Sheriff
Ward and Deputy Crowley, of Co
chi.;e, and Deputy Hoovcy, of Gra
ham county, have just arrived from
Clifton with Red an 1 Tex, and left
en route to Tomb-lone to-day. Tue
excitement pending the trial of tin
Mexicans for the killing of Clem
ents and companion siiil continues.
The ifriends of the murdered men
have had warrants sworn out for the
arrest f the entire party, and liny
will probably have a hearing to-day .
The authorities under the lead of
Under Sheriff Hill have determined
to protect the Mexicans, who claim
the killing to have been a mistake.
The men from the Gila are all we'll
armed and apparently as equally do
teriuiuel to press the prosecution,
even if they liave to U'sort to vio
lence. At the cor-ner's inquest yc-s-terd
ty one man was knocked down
with a revolver; friends of the par?
ties rushed in, and had a shot been
fired a bloody battle would have
been the result. Under Sheriff Hill
is reported to have said to tlr; men
from the Gila if they had eomo here
for a fight they could get all the
tight they wanted. As the feeling
011 both, sides is intdnse, trouble may
be anticipa'ed.
AX t'XKORTnx.'.TB vmn
Prescott, A. T., Dec. 20. Clark
& Adams' saw mill, seven miles
s :iith of Prescott, was destroyed by
fire yesteraay ; loss, thirty-five to
forty thousand dollars; no insur
ance. This is the fourth loss the'
have bad by fire in a short time.
TH.C J,Uilllsii3 OX THE. WAY TO TO.MB
- '4 :-. ; , STONK.
Cur-Ti.1f.7- W f , ffw 2ff. Sheriff
Ward, of ' uilh his dep
uty Mr. Crowley, of Willcox, J-nhn
Koovey and W. B. Bush left this
morning taking with them "Tex"
and "Bed" the Bisbee murd'-rers
who were heavily irontd, to Tomb
stone for examination. "R:d" is
suffering from wounds received in
the skirmish in the Chiiic.iiiuas with
Sanders' posse.
FItOCEEDIX;IS IX CONGRESS.
Wasiiixgtox, Dec. 20. The Pres
ident has goae to New York.
The House is discussing the ques
tion of granting one month's extra
pay to discharged employees.
senate Cullum introduced a bill
establishing a Bjard of Rt.lroad
Commissioners to regulate interstate
commerce.
Yau Wyck's resolution yesterday
calling on the Secretary of the Inte
rior for ii.foimation about lands
.'ranted to railroads, was calkti up.
Inalia. wli'.le oileriti, nr. oLjvc'ion.i
to the resoluti in proper, objected to
preamble.
Blackburn, from the committee on
rules, reported a resol ltion that
hereafter th? committee on post
offices and post roa Us, consist f fif
teen members. Committees on
banking and currenry, foreign af
fairs, military r.ffairs, territories,
public buildings, District of Colum
bia, tirrteen members each. He
stated that the increased member,
ship fully met the views of ihe
speaker; the resolution w is adopted.
SUCCES-FUL OPENING OF ANOTHEU
UP.1DOE ACROSS THE XIAC VRA.
Sltspexsiox BiutiGE, N. Y., Dec.
20. The formal opening of canti
lever bridge took place today and
was a perfect success. The testing j
strength was by running ou o loco
motives aud 24 cars, loaded with
gravel, which extended trom und to
end of the bridge on b th tracks
with no apparent deflection. Lovels
were taken at intervals by the com
mission selected from three hundred
engineers. Ten thousand people
witnessed the opening. A banquet
followed, in which many distin
guished citizens participated.
THE ESTATE OF MOLACGIIUX
New j oi'.K, Dec. 20. A special to
the World from Philadelphia, of
Dec. 10th says: Judge Butler ren
dered a decision to-day, which af-.
fee's the heirs of Chas McLaughlin,
the San Francisco millionaire, kill
ed last week by J. B.'Uox. Funis
from an insolvent enterprise are in
the hands of a receiver due the Mc
Laughlin estate. The judge decided
that 111 order to obtain this money
an administrator would be required
in Philadelphia.
BILL GRAXTIXG WOMAX SUFFRAGE.
Victoria, B. C. Dec. 20. In the
legislature to-day, the President of
the Council unexpectedly introduced
a Vill granting women the right of
suiffage The Colonist warmly
supports the proposition aud calls
cn tlie legislature to be tli3 first un
der British rule to extend to women
the right which should never have
been denied them. Discussion on
the bill waspostpoued until after the
holidays .
A .TOl.I.Y TIME.
Paris, Dec. 10. 'Sarah Barnum,"
a satirical biography of Sarah Bern
hardt by her former friend, Marie
Colombier, has caused a duel bet
ween two friends of the woman, and
a scandalous encounter between the
actress and the author. Sarah Bern
hardt, is incensed at being described
as ' She Barnum," and asked the
police to sieze the book. The police
replied that she must seek redress
in a civil tribunal. Sarah Bernhardt,
with her son, proceeded on Sunday
to Colombier's residence and struck
her in the face with a riding whip;
Colcmbicr lied, pursued by Sarah
Bernhardt, who smashed everything
in her way. , Meanwhile the friends
of the women indulged in a free
fight in another part of - the house.
It is stated that the affair will lead
to a number of duels.
THE F.Vst'nK COMES OCT AHEAD.
Lions, Dee. 20. The bi'liard
contest bet vt?en Gerrjier and D;ly
was w ;n by ihe former. Tot 1 score
of the five nights: Gernier 3,000;
Daly 2,970.
CZAR OF RUSSIA GETS DCMPKTV
Bir.ii.TN-, Dec. 20. Information
has ju-t been received that the Czar
while hunting was throwi out of a
wagon and injourid in the riqht
shoulder. Grave fears for a time
were ententaiaed, but Kaiser rec i
ved a special telegram stating that
the injury was not senot's.
FREXCH TROOPS FOR CHINA.
Paris, Dec. 20. Reii.f n cemens
of 0,000 troops wiil be forwarded to
Tonquin within the next fortnight
Tlie government has no inforniatir.il
of Sontay being occupied by the
French.
A VICTJHV !?1V- THE PttSNCTI.
Hoxa Koxo, Dec. 20 The French
have captured the principal out
posts of iSon'a', cmbraei ig live
strongly fortified villages. Tiie
enemy ma le a stubborn resistance;
French loss 200 men aud 13 officers;
killed and wouu led. Admiral com
manding the forces had 7,00) men,
-1.000 of whom were engage! in the
action; the remaind T were held as
a reserve. The Chinese still hold
frotress i?ontay.
MURDERER OF YOTJXO HUNT CAUGHT .
Denver, Drc. 20. A negro by the
nair.e of "Big Ioe," who murdered
young Bruce Hunt, son of tx gov
ernor Hunt at Durange last week,
was captured 'Wednesday on the
southern Utc reservation. As his
pursuc-s came suddenly upon him
sitting by a tire lie made a jump and
ran like a" fri;htei'ed Oer, to a pre
cipice forty feet high over which he!
leaped. He was found at trie boi'om
terribly bruised, but alive. . Hewas
brought, to Durangc- last uigh'rWi.i,.,
talk of lynching sub-bled. 'Among
his pursuers were 73 Indians. The
negro is said to have two ncooni
piires in a bank robbery, but he re
fuses to divulge their names.
A
.miner name! Jrdiu Do! an Mas
ed by a snowilide near bilvei ton I
killed by
yesterday
Rnsslan anil ' Krimiii Proverbs.
Some quite Russian proverbs.
Roguely is the last of trades.
Every fox praises his own tail.
An old friend u worth two new
ones.
When fish are rare even a crcb is
a fish.
Every little frog is great in his
own b. g.
Trut in Cod, but do not stumble
3 ourself.
Money is not God, but it shows
grcr.t mercy.
1 f God d-m't fores ike us the tugs
will not take us. -
The deeper you hide any thing
the sooner you find it.
Be not p-a:s-.;d for your ancestors,
but for j'our virtues.
Never take a crocked path when
you see a EUait one.
Disease crimes in by hundred
weights and goes out by ounces-
Fear not the threats of the great,
but rather the tears of the pcor.
A sweaty palm is more honorable
than a ringed finger.
A father's blessings cannot be
drowned in water nor consumed by
fire.
With Oral, even across the sea;
without him not ev.n to the thra-c-
ho'd.
Tho poor must dance as the rich
whistle.
He who lets himself be saddled
must draw.
He who wishes every thing uc-
quiresnothing.
The Jary tVent 'S?;iiii!yTatic.'
A prelty good story is told upon
the autboriiy of one of the Postolllee
Department Inspectors who was sent
to North Carolina to i.ttond to tiie
prosecution of a man who had rifled
the United States mails. While the
Inspector w is wait ng for his case to
be called lie sat in the court room.
A jury filed itdo the court room, and
the Inspector observ al that it was
composed of seven white and five
colored men.
"Gentlemen of the jury, have you
agreed upon a verdict?" nske.l tiie
Clerk in that solemn manner which
pertains to the Court Clerks.
lJWe am, sir, rcsponne 1 an old
gray headed negro man, who had
been foreman ot the jury, either oil)
of sport or because of his white
head. . . ' ' - .
"What is your verdict?" asked the
Clerk.
"Why, Jeige," said the colored
foreman, looking up to the c:;urt,
"de jury am gone Dimmycralic."'
Washington Star.
Herr Bulhintr, of Berlin, hasc m
pleteil the model of one of the gi
gantic figures which are to adorn
the niches in the new mi3onio hall,
"Royal York." It will symbolize
the nams of the lodge, "Truth Tri
umphant," and will consist of a
a winged female fi jure, seated on a
roclc, partly clad ii chain armor,
her left hand pointng upwa.id to the
source of truth and her vi'j-'.it hand
brandishing; a flaming sword against
a three-head ed dragon.
White ants in the eld state house
in Boston are eau'i'ug considerable
alarm. The little pests have attack
ed the wooden girci'.-rs and eaten
their way so far into them that it is
believed that the house is in danger
of tumbling over.
A vessel which arrived in" New
Bedford, recently, brought an eagle
which alighted on the mast head
when the vessel was 1,5.)0 miles
i from laud,.
PROFESSIONAL
Frj-.kk Cox, Jnsr.vn LAMFiiEia.
CoX & CART CELL,
Attorneys v.t Law
3?-OFriCE In IrvSuo building. 2
C. A, TWEED. W. A. H KCOCli.
J. W. CP.EXmi.'.W
TWEED, fiUiOOGK a
Attorneys-si-Law.
E-I.anit bi.piu.-.' s uiuJc a sp-'clality'
"OKl-'onrcsT ruinKR.
jEUIiY KlI.T.Ar,
PO!
r.Tri- ? c'
& f;HULAY,
Attorney?
Wa--hin"ton St near Center St.
PJIfENIX, - - AVIZOSA
" il. T. G532r2H, SY1- D.
Physician and SuVgeon.
' 0:tlce no- - - - - . '
Ces-tter Street,
Three Doors North of
Washington srroot plntnix, A. T.
H. N. ALEXANDER, .
Attorney-at-Law.
OFFICE Irvine's Block, Boom 1.
PlKENIX, A.RIZOXA
S. G. MOfJFC-RD,
o
Caliloin;a Stio-ct,
SAX .PirAXCISC'O.
J. E. WHARTON, f;I, D.,'
I!. S. Examininn r ;-.' .
otfioe and nrir-;
Aeluius St., near j.T.ariecpa St-.,
P11CEX1X, ARIZONA
O. D.-MAHOXET, M. I.,
.Physician and Surgeon
fiCRTH SIDE CF PLAZA,
PnEN-ix Arizona
TTAS MADE DTSE - SE S OF TIIE EYE
a S'vcc'mltv for more ttian F.i'-'blecn
Wars, tiuil will continue to mnk- this
branch ot thi profession a snechi'tv-. hut
ho to tliu c:;c!uiO!i of a general practice
f MedLcine anil ijurery .
&1aS. e. a. kg alls ,ri.D.
i'hysic.'an ami Oculist.
(of Michigan University)
IVES sve.-in! r.Uention ,,J;',t"-
l?e.-bleVi'. e ai ihe tin gory f'loilce. Wa-iii-inutuii
iireet. J'tio.-llts, Ariz'jiia.
VSHGIN-A fj A HONEY, IA.Q.
OFFICE W.TH
L. MA HONEY,
at the
ix D;i!g Store,
bll. O.
Fho?
"IVawliinston street,
PXICiXIX ARIZONA.
Oaiei iija.s: 11 to 1- a m .; 3 to 0 p. in.
jewelry Stare !
Fraciicai WatclmiEker and Jeweler
Tbrej DoorF V.'cst of the Bui Excliang
Opposi c ihe l'hiz:'.
"Watches, Clocks and Jeivelry re
paired, c; cleaned on short notice.
All work wamtcd.
Geo. D- Clark.
WASHINGTON STREET
At Dr. Eoor.'s ofuce, lienr thu postofflce
I'tKSiXiS. - - A- ' T
Uepairiug fine wrttches-made a
Speciality.
ELEGANT
JEWELRY,
WfeaMnJ JMH and
Firi3
AT
I'skaxl Milieu's Jeweler's
Emporiutn.
At llothrock oi Cat ton's :-'.oi'e, near
the Postofflce, , adiiiitir, St.
Piiorxrx, Au:ztA.
r7All work wanaiii'. v.
A i f i ':.v.i oii imt r'njwl- 'i
Tay iiijoluto:y pure -W ii-k
? V 3 v..u wimt. IrtiM. ce i m ;
! o&itTr sex, O'.ir.pt or oM '--c..
s;. iit pav nil ill--' T. in ti.y iv; k. ,
i.-. lu'c c rl'iiiily'. w.-iiL' f r :-. ".
r. il
pi r-
Ituil t
X
n . UALLLTT . CO., 1'OrtlUl.O
THE
.FIRST NATIONAL
PHOENIX - - - ARIZONA.
CAPITAL - - $50,000
fAMT,. A. Murphy.
. J. .Murphy
Vi'm. C;rr.ii3T-
E. J. Bknnett
. . . .President
V. Pres't
Cashier
. . . A Cashi'T
Sam!. A. MunriiY, IV: .J. ' Muuput,
Wit. C'nnisTT, " E. J. BcuxnTT,
' "War. D. Ft lwilek.
IJeccivo deposits, imke collections
buy and sell exchange, disct.ur.t
commercial paper find do a genera!
banking business
ga-Of&ZB liu'.ira f.-om 9 a. Hi. to 4 p. m
AOKTCCY OF TlfK. I
BANK OF ARiZOKA, I
soi,. t.rwis,
hi. W. KALES
P
A
COfififiSPOM DENTS -The
Bank of California, San Fra,
Messrs. Laidlaw & Co,
New York
WILL PUPvCIIASE OR AD
. vance ou gold and silver Bul
lion, County bonds aud warrants,
Discount commercial paper, recievc
deposits repr.yabla oa demand, nn
dertakc collections acd transact a
. GeXERAI. BSK'SO EtJ5INEd5 ,
KS'-Ofllce hours, from 9 A. w.-to 4 p.
1 t-H EN H. p 1 Ev
1J afi y Iti i ii,
Washington Street, Two Doors East
of the Court House,
riHEXIX. . . .
AIUZCXA
Best latisf House in Fused
Boarr!, Per Month. .
Board, Per Wee!; .
Three Meal Tickets
Single Meals.
.$55 00
6 00
. 1 00
50
E VEE TTHI NG FISS T- CLASS!
-AND-
2 n m
Vo
Plans and SpeciH cations Fur
nished. Estimates Made on All Kinds
of BuildiEgs.
r.i'Fiilcnoc northwest corner cf Adams
and Maricopa slrc'it-1, l'hoouix, Ariaona.
udyiiiBlremOOi
J.:H. LOOSLEY.
Finest Liquors iu Arizona
Comer "Washington and CerrtcrS's,
s . 0
lennis
TEfvIPE, A.T.,
Run a daily line of. stfures from
rnasxix to tempe.
And also a Tri-wcekly Lwie from
TEl'PE TO JSI-DOYELL,
Via Mt.sa City.
Also Dealers ia
Luniher,
6-1 ay
irtd, ' .
Grain.
iifi. onnitftn.
svas fi D B V-3 uL, Pis v g
E 13
KELLY & SPEEDY,
M'holesalo und Rutaii Dealers lo
Eoet Fori, Teal, Mutton, Etc
PUCENIX, A. T. A s
Corner ot Washington & Center Ms
Lumber and
Km.- i u r -r tx
Of -nil Riuds constnritly on hand.
Lime, Planter, Hair.Briek.Cement,
Buiidet s' Hard ware, und cveiylhiug
pertaining to the building business,
at 'i'.e lowe-t rates for cash. f
Shop Vi'otk a Specialty.
Yard and Sliop South Side
of Plaza, Phoenix, A. T.
NEW STOKE,
j. ifii hmL & bll.
'acliington St., licit ccor to Tin Shop,
DEALERS IS
General Merchandise,
Respectfully solicit a share of
patronage.
Fresh Goods Low Prices
PR VA7 05:PCSA3Y.
2S ?.i Kernsy . trcetS.i Francisco. Cal..
EsTj;r.isnED fou thk i:cu.:;'rii,ic A?-r
SFEKOY C'U UU OF C'lillOSIC, KEF.VIjCS-A-M
bl'EdAL. Diseases.
TnALLKT, Af IS WELL KNOUNMS
a reirniar frr.'uinated Physician, fitr.ca
tod at Bbwfloin Coilcjic and University of
Michigan. He has devoted a liiciiine to
the study of ti. treatment end care ot ai
ecaecs within his ipfciaity,
AndMTDDl -AED V. s, who are s:if
fnrirLr from thu effects of YoiUlii.il Iinli.4
rrotinne or ExccAS'rs in mat. -r.-r yea-9,
NKHVOJ'P find J'HTPICAL. iKBITIIV. ?Mi'0-
xkn, F', Lo,t Mj xuood. conl'u-'ion of f-va4-dull
'Vi'e. v.cri m to sreety, despot.d'T.
cv, iiiinpl-& tm the i:ce, hib-B (-J c ri'jrcv,
avii ui'".riO"y. frvMjncncy of n-inr.tinjr rt-;.
Rvmcui Hcr::lvit Vy n. ro nhiiialion ol r-eT-i-o.ics
cf 2-roat ci:r'ativo po-.ror t3;e Doc or
hp po arirtiiir;1 his rrcatnio-it tJMt it .r:3
rot oulv eff.jrd I'jjai-'iu ! rt'.'Ie! l".t por-
(BaTlns been imrpeon in charge of two
iw.fiir.i; jopUh1h oti-.b:es me to treat all
privalM troubles With exclieit j suit-.
I V'?H it distinctly understood t'nnt I d-i
not cla:ri to porlin m imo-ib:iiifn. or to
havp miracuoua or 8Tiv'rnaltiral power. 1
claim only to le a skilHnl and smoons'vA
Vhy rrian and fcfi rfreou, t borough! y in
formed iu my specially.
Diseases o f.'zn.
? 11 anplyin? to liiecUl receive my hon
est opinion of 'iieir compiniiit No x
prrnTiPntinw. I wiU'truaruntee a po--it:v:;
enrft iu evi-rV r i?e I udertke. or fo f:-it
?1,trfJu. CoDHi:lia:inTi in my ofnoe or ty
l--i"er "paE and stric y private, ChrjCB
ifMsouahJo, Tlierouirh ox.'iniiuation,
clndiTAv chemical a-ici m-tjro-c'plcnl 'ana!-ysi-ot
urine and advlc. JoA'n, Call r
address
Sr. --XjirriT,
Refirnv gtrp'-t. Mm Franci-cr. Cal,
CHECH- houj s'9 to 3 djtilv. 7 to 6 evening
J u m pers, B e ware.
VlX PI-UPONS ABE HEREBY :-:OTI
fli'.d not to puivli'tS'i irora ::ft .1 . C
Unllord sny inti'rt:r purt or parcel ot
f.jllo-wingmiuinfyclrtin.siiu.HtPrl in Yui.ir.
cotiTitv. in thu Uaenaver inouJilnf.'.1. lienr
Ci.l'ins Well, Arizona, to-v. if. JJiaperor
Kesciit. Kin, Qut ri and IJrinc(i- I'lim1.
1 lu- sniil liuilord owns no intereit
io tliu t:id ninta. nud tut- nmioriffucd
are thu absolute owncre ol'The same.
11 ('. KI.IMt,
C. K lillll.Ks.
li. K. ilcbSATU.
rSEAL EST AT
Fot Eale cr to Rent
rriBK yoRTH west h of seo. 2. t. 1
i 2S . II. 'i i . tv.-o i:iil-s N K of I'hoo
ii:.x: wiili on? wav..r rifrht in tUc Grand
THE S. H of PKC 17, T. 1 T. P.. 3 E,
s ix miles oi' Piitenix. Prtc 1,500.
THE X. V. U SEC-. St.T. 2 N., Tl. 2 E.;
try tr mile- N A of Phtpnix, -wiih watur
right in the Uiand Canal. Pfic, 5Sif.tftM.
SECTION Viy T.l S., R.'4. E. ; 5 miles
foutlieat of IVmpe. with water lilna
iu the Tempo Canal. To rent on favor
able icvms for two or three yuars.
T- OTS 2, 4 AND ft. V LOCK 1 7. SITUATED
jjon Washington Sirect in Ihe city ot
I coiiis. Cheap for c-ish .
OECHOS 8. T
X. K. 1 F. : T?ew
- Ir.cd: .'OK
icnt ori f.ivorp-LJe terms n.'itli
TV, iSITU A II AXt O "K.
Offlcn. W'2Shiu;:t.on St-, l'iiir.six A. T,
.. FASHION
LiYBriFoBillM
b a 4
ft-"-? 1
t.-7
Cor. Jefferson & Center. Sts-
Opposite IlenicR & Luhrs Blacksmitli
Pikexix, Arizona.
Good Horses and First
Class Carriages .
CAREFUL DRIVERS.
Careful attention given to
Herrick & Luhrs.
rnorrJKToRS. '
K fi F f, ?of ai. I be : rosHs..t
11 ?s '4 8 of Hi I . S. Lir.cnt.
book ever s.sltt lor iodd Uir.a nvict. wir
irloc. Kus'e-t 8?ll'n? book in An ivie.
Imr.ien-o ur-'fus to !.."ni.. li iineliiuat
veo'ft Vl o11!' Ar.y oi11 tan b'je.ii' a
tuccel"H r.i:ii. ';V:;'i.- fjt'e. il..i.i.r.T.
1 oclt Co , 1 or:iari't, Mniu,-.
I , . 1
mi
$r Ray
iii Li !Ua Ei
On
ficcounfvOf
AND
lorcanfile
Lithographers .
A1TD BLA1TK BOOK MAlTUFASTUREftS"
215, 217 and 219"' BUSH STREET,
BAN FRANflSCO.
i ii in winn-w. . ii .iiipww.mii.yjii iwiimi if ihiwii- iwii i.iiKl
' fel hi V o zzz ;
rffl H 1 Q.
111 . $ t h
ir : 1 J 8 23 5 M
.J l 13 o .
CHAS. 2ZZ3"U"C-;
. . . .PCOBuCER or
PUBE WINES & BRANDIES
. .
TlSEYAED, CiiLLAES AXD 'DlSTILLEEYt
ST. HELENA, NAPA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Sen l orders to CHARLES KRUG, Si. llalona.
Or J. J. DICKIKSOK, Tvoling Agent.
No. 5, Hyilo St., San Francisco.
H. GOLDBERG
At tho old stand,
Bank Exchange Hotel,
Anpnrnisrc a Bin
Of the Best Qua,
irll I H i V Jt U -jf"
Also a v.-ell-sele'
nd Shoes, Uats, Fu.j
Gui-iy Delivr-
r
orais ironware,
Tumps, Pipe-fiUin:i and
W1NDJIILL3 A specialty.
BDRHAM ana JERSEY
CATTLE!
FANCY POULTRY,
AND
I Lave some
i1 : n .
Bulls
PRESCOTT. I
.Wijolcsale rind Hatai i'" fffsS
Tisisrs, Graiilts si Ml
C-Circularsn" I ice List-sent or. nppliotton.
. . AdJre, AVlLLlANr KILE?,
S35' II? ZlZf?
ILLIS & CO.,
Pf iT'-i' i
lai!i,' -Mi' v
hs JSt b S -a i 5 -
1 1
a . i s n j? n
ob Primers. .
next door to tlr
0011'
Short -Horn or DurLam.
for. ralcv -
Los Angeles Chi.
The Tityers' OntB 13 I
sn.v Murc-h and bept.. esA
.TP:ir: H16 naires. fVxlij
Ljmclic?, with ever 0,300
-scir tn? inillerv. Gives vhola
far t.Va,nal i,r ur.iUv i;n ToliS Y"'jr
in order, and j:ive3 cxr.' t co
i ttuns vou use, or.t, elri
j fun with. These i'.iv
tain- imijrmation tl'.ri
i kets of tiie world. V
Fi'CC to anv addr
! pottage 7 1'cnts.
A "S .. . t
X
;-4.J !' Promptly t
I '-? XI Enst AVasliinffton f-JrcX,
y the Phoenix irolel.A.
': 1 i