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Salt river herald KITCBIIY .Il'VE. Independent Candidate for Delegate to Congress, KingS.Woolsey. Election November 5. 1978. MALICIOIS. At One time, Charles "W. Beach, tf Fresrcott, was the possessor of a mall interest in this paper, the said interest being obtained at the com mencement of our existence, by put ting in a lot of old, worn-out, worth less type at an escessiTe price, which waS oSiet by the money of other persona. During this period his sickly squibs of praise of the Herald, its "increasing circnla tiop.," " financial showing " " large business." u best field in Arizona, etc," were as disgusting as they were frequent. Our only resource was to quietly submit, but never ceasing to 'pray that the time was not far distant when he would sever lib business connection with us. At last the time come; he sold out to Hon. T. J. Butler, and since which event he has been constantly trying to misrepresent us with thoughts from' his ponderous Lraiu, given to tha world through the aid of his powerful pen. (how's that, John?) and that wonderful paper, the Miner, a sheet unlike any other in the world as regards its make-ftp. style, and brilliancy of items headed " Lctar Intelligence." The follow irf item is given as a sample of his misrepresentations, and was cut from his daily issue of last Monday " The San Francisco Post, which, by the way, takes a lively interest! in everything pertaining to the gen eral welfare and interest of Arizona, has, uf'its-isrce of the 19th iiutunt, nn artiHe headed ' Crime and its Punishment," incited probably by the writer having read an unreliable aoccrOr.t undoubtedly that given by the Salt River Herald of the late Gillett disturbance, which does great injustice to the good name of our Territory and the people of Gillett." Now, let's see. Herald issued Saturday, June 13, but owing to poor mail facilities, our San Fran cisco package did not leave the Phenix postof&ce until Monday evening, June 17 at 7 o'clock. At 12 o'ctock (noon) the following day, if" reached Wickenburg, and there layover 40 hours before proceeding on its' journey. But no, according to the Miner. 24 honrs after reach ing Wickenburg the Herald was in San Francisco, and in the hands of the editorial writer of the Eveuing Tost, and had tirrni-Iied him an idea upon which to write his leader for that day. As the stages could net tate the Herald such a dis tance in so short a time, perhaps the mule teaiBS he is owner of, and give bo many local puffs carried a paper to Col. Hinton, but th!s cm hardly be probable. No. only two filings could happen, either the Post had the Herald article, or the Mmcr gives publicity to ' a malicious lie. "We suspect the latter. A low, dirty, mean trick, in the shape of a marriago notice, was per petrated upon the Herald last week. The author, a pretended friend of this paper, has written a letter to Jciin Marion, of the Enter prise, calling his attentioa to the item, hopftjg wfe' will be abused by that paper for its publication. All right, the author will come before the- people asking for a re-ciectlon to the office he now fills, next' Novem ber, and iu the mean time, we will inform our readers of his name, so they can be sure ' he will not be on their tickets, as- his office surely ought to call for a man clothed with a little decency. Six months ajo one carpenter could not earn his board bill inPhc nis, and now we have a half-dozen who arc kept constantly in work. tVho s-ivs Fh?uLx is not jrrowinfr TELEGRAPHIC Special Dispatches to the Salt Elver Hrrald. PACIFIC COAST. Sax Frascisco, Juue 19. A special front Idaho say3 that Ber nard's command had surprised and completely routed the Indians on Currey creek, killing forty and driv ing the remainder into Steins moun tains. Howard expects to effect a junction with a Bernard to-night and surround them, they number about 1 00. Ten days ago a band of Ban nocks broke out in the Salmon river country and committed depredations A larce camp of old men, women and children found near Camp Lyon and taken in charge. The latest news from Chief Moses is that hewill go on the war path with his 15000 warriors if forced on the reservation. Old residents of Eastern Ore gon believe all the Indians, even the AVarm Springs, are dissatisfied- EASTEBS. Washin'otox, June 27. Mrs. Jenk's testimony is bein; continued in the Potter investigation. Columbusi Ohio, The Demo cratic State Contention have made their nominations. Their platform denounces Republican management of finances, demands repeal resump tion act; endorses the Potter investi gation, but says the President's title must nrt be disturbed. Ft. Concha, Texas. 1 he mail coadi from Ft, Concha to Davis wa3 robbed by Indians, near Pecos river. One passenger serionsly wounded. The amount of money orders is sued and paid by the Phenix post- office for the 1st quarter of 187?, was 33,416 40, and 'he amount of orders issued and paid by the Tuc son office for the same period, was $42,940 18. Very close, but we expect to come closer the 2d quar ter. Such figures as the above give people on the ontside an idea of what kind of a town we have. The Mosilla (X. M.) Independent chronicles the fact of five wagons loaded with immigrants from San Antonio Texas, passing through that country bound for Arizona, and the Virginia, (Xev) Enterprise of same date tells of a party of Corn stock miners leaving for this Territory- The Enterprise of late dates gives three very interesting letters form Maricopa county. We regret uot having room to copy them. The McMilleu Silver Mining Com pany has paid a second dividend of 15 cents per share. The Daily Bee, published at Omaha, Nebraska, says there arc 8,000 people on the Gila, and more still coining- The present contract for carry ing the mail telwei-n Globe and Florence terminates on the 1st of July. Lids for re-let tins will not be opened at the contract office until o P. 31. ot the 20th and service to commence October 1st. How is the interregnum to be tilled ? New Tin Shop. Everything manufactured here will be Eold lower than in any store in town. Articles made to order, Repairing neatly done. Workshop adjoining the Phenix Hotel Give us a call. lC-tf K.FESQUEIRA, MISCELLANEOUS H. MORGAN & CO., Washington St., Phoenix. AND Morgan's Station, Gila Riv'r Importers and Dealer ia GROCERIES AND CLOTHING Dry Goods, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars, &c. At prices to suit the times A. GOLDBERG. Deal er in General Merchandise. Phenix - ... - Arizona eepi every thing pertaining to i flrit class Store. Prices is low as the lowest. vr. Ttfoxjox. o.J. TIIIBODO, M. THOMPSON & CO., Washington St., bet. Center and Cortes, Druggists it Apothecaries. DEALERS IX Drugs and Medicines, Chcinleals Tor Mining I'sr. Aim, a full llxtof GENUINE rATEXT MEDICINES TOn.ET ARTICLES i rERFUJlEr.T Physicians' Tkesciptions. will be attend to by rnmpnt r-?r'"', hotirtuf th day and sight, and charge for the ame reasonable. Merrick & Lutgerding Are sow receiving a mil nssoramcnt f Iron and Steel Together w ita a large lot of tha b?t NEW JERSEY TIMBER, And are prepared to do a geatr&tbu sines in BLACKSMITHS G AND RE T A I R W O R S";. Eirop at the old stand of rank Cosrove v. est of Flour mill, where yea can get anything repaired, from a Fish Hook to a Quartz Mill. Horse and Mule Sh Mine;, hy the best Veteri anrian in the Territory. I 5 tf MISCELLANEOUS. A. MJanes&Co. Commission Merchants. DEALERS IN General Merchandise. Cor. Washington and Center streets, PHENIX, - - Arizona Carries a fu'l line of STAPLE AND FAXCY fcRC'CEPIES, II A It DW A HE,- TlXWARfc, PROVIS IONS, FARM I'KODIXE, SEEDS, STATIONERY, FURMSinsU GOODS, XOTIOXS, Etc. .. .takca a Specialty df. ... Green and Dried Frnrts, Hone' Butter, Cheese, Egg, Potatoes. PanochCj Mess Pork, Bacon, Vege. tables, Candy, Xntj, Confectionary Can Furnish Bacon, Lard, Salt, Soap, Honey and Dried Fruits in Quan tities to suit all C USTOMEK3. Are prepared to handle GRAIN (of goods or on Commission. Orders by retail receive prompt attention. Have also in connection with their store, a BAKERY and LUNCH ROOM. 18-tf. M. L. PERALTA, Ftahlished J.S07. "Wickenburg, - Maricopa County Wholesale and Retail Dealers in General Merchandise. SPECIALTIES: E-erthine Required hv tha Miner and rroMpeetor. All of whicbeaa b had at l'riocs to auit. STAGE LINE and EXPRESS, Leaves the Tlaza Stables everj MONDAY and THURSDAY Mornings for GILLETT, TIFTOP k THENIX AND XARlCOPA WELLS- And the Store of George E. Loring Every other day for Gillette and Preseott, p. c. &. CO. PATTERSON. CALDWELL t LBV ALLY hartt established a well appoiuted line of Coaches lietween Preseott, Gilielt, Tiptop and I'heuix, carrjiog Passengers, Packages, Light Freight Letters, Papers, Bui lion.Etc., VCe intend to make thin a permanent bnslness and to that end are stocknic; tne road with the eerv bvt ft;:ffe hore to be frund in the coun try. i C. 4CO. FLOUR MILLS. PHENIX Flouring Mills. Northwest Corner Montezuma and Jefferson Streets; Smith & Wooisey - Props. This mill is supplied with new and improved ma chinery, and second to none for manufacturing choice articles of flour. Liberal Trice paid for Wheat. JOHN GEORGE. Cpital Bloeek, Vafclnc;1oa St., between Men tesnma aed Center. The best qualitv of Wines Liquors and Cigars always on hand. Cosmopolitan Restaurant. Washington Street' Phenix. Kelt iT east of Cotton's Siiiiard Tat'orl. The cheap . and best place to gm your meals.' Board per ireck With SS Mingle meals o oo 73 WM. HrLLASD. MISCEL LANEO US- FASHION STABLES, (Formerly IMata.) Allen Stroud - - - Proprietor. HAY AND GRAIN are kept on hand for th use of TRAVELERS & FREIGHTERS Every accommodation is provided for parties desirous of camping in the Corral; which is large and secure. The Livery Stable is well" supplied with Saddla Horses, Buggies and ambulances, and for hira at reasonable fates. HORSES and MULES BOARDED oa easy terms, "Washington Street, OXK DOOR. WEST OT PHENIX HOTP.Ii 19 J. D. MOXIIION'S, LIVERY FEED AND SALB STABLES, Washington St., bevween Cejiter and Cortcz. Best Livery llorscs andc-le-gant vehicles at all times. Horses boarded. Hay and grain always on hand. GEM SALOON, J. ST. COTTON'S. wait corutr el tht Pinxa. WINES, LIQUORS & CIGARS ALSO, ALE AND PORTER of the choicest brands alwajs oa hand THE MAGNOLIA A NEW S A-L O O X URIMSOX C - Proprietoet,' We would respectfully aotify tha publia that we have opened a Saloon in the new FRAME BUILDING on tha Corner of "Washington and Montcztimd Streets. The verv best ;na:lty of wines, Liquors an Cif ars alway oa band and sold at prices to suit the times. tire as a call.- '