The Phoenix herald., March 19, 1879, Image 3

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THE PIKENIX HERALD.
McdneMdny, Itlarrlt 1.
Special notices in the rfu.Uii columns f the
IltUALl aie charpe for at the rule of tn cent-S
vr lioe t-MCh iuieiliim.
Subscriber wl.o lo uot receivol tlitir f-arer
regularly will cwulcr a favor by atitldrtsjiug
The HEMAlAt in innuej every Wednesday
and Siituniay aitemxu at ';lm-kT ami eon
Ciin Telegraphic aews up to that hour,
TOWN AND COUNTY.
School books at J-oring's.
Court time is approaching.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Xavy
Tobacco.
Ed., the burlier, has a new shop next
to Packer & McKciina's.
Tlie board of supervisors meet the
first Monday in next month.
All kinds of canal work a specialty
at our job printing establishment.
Miss Olive A. 'Wharton and John
A. Henderson were married last .Sun
day evening by Kev. "Win. Myers.
Murphy it Dennis have dissolved
partnership by mutual consent, after
a business relation of over thirteen1
years.
Charlie Clark, has disposed of the
Pallor Saloon to Dan "While and
Jack "Walters, who are now running
the same.
M. L. Peralta has been moving his
goods to his new store during the
past lew days. New goods ar daily
expected.
A quantity of goods for C'astcnado,
of Signsl City, have arrived, and are
iK-ing placed in the store t'urinerly
occupitd by M. L. Peralta.
"Work i now progressing finely on
Dr. Goodrich's two-story brick build
ing. Another ornament to Plmaix
and indication of our prosperity.
THs Pha'iiix flour mill has shut
down. It will remain idle for the
uevt tew months, until the new crop
is available. Xo wheat is the cause
of the stoppage.
imn-inv nF H.wt..n rillli till 1 I !
has been organized to work the Silver !
Xugget iu The eastern portion of the 1
countv. A mill is beinir constructed !
in Chicago for this valuable properly.
Hugo Uichards, tlie Prescott capi
talist, and Mr. "Webber, the efficient j
(superintendent of the Tiptop com- !
nanr. left Oillett hist Sundav for an
inspection of some
....l.i 1. ..1.... :..
ini-is lit
'Junto 5a.-in.
Irvine's lmihlina h;is about replied
the height for the first story, oine
delay is hein e.ei ieneed owin to
tlio lion arrival of lumber. The
Imildinir will lie a handsome strue
inre. It will he an ornament to our
thriving city and a credit to its cutcr
lri.siiig pnijirictor.
Michael 15ra"ni:art coniiniited sni-
ide la.-t Saturday evening by shoot
in;! himself in the mouth, the weapons
used leinj a double-barreled siiol
gtm and the hig toe of his riht foot,
with which tie nulled the trigger.
Deceased wit-t agctl alKiut :'S years,
aifd a native of Germany, lie owned
considerable property in Pluenix.
CJustav Ivauchcr, the jeweler, late
ly intrusted to ?. friend a handsome
-t of jewelry for the purpose of ex
hibiting it, which he wished to ralile
ft The friend claims to have lost
tiU same, and as the owner is very
poor, the loss is felt heavily. An'
information regarding the same will
be thankfully received by "WV.itur
t'liburj adjoining Dr. Conyr's drug
s-tore.
yL . Kales arrived from Prescott
Jiy itilurday evening's stage. 3Ir
Kates has filled tlie position of cash
ier of the Hank of Arizona since its
establishment, and he has now taken
up his residence iu Phu-nix for the
purpose of conducting the afh.irs of:
the branch of the above institution in
this town. The safe and vault front
is expected to arrive daily, and will
be immediately' placed m position,
the iijuiuhuion having already been
constructed. Mr. Kales expects to
" he ready for business by the lirst of
April.
A shipment of rich ore passed
through Pluenix 3'esterday for San
Francisco, consigned to Flint, Pea
body & Co. The ore is from the
I'earl mine, owned by 11. Groom
Co., the Yirgiuia, owned by J. X.
Jlodenburg & Co., and the El Dorado,
owned by A. A. Partheimer. All
these mines are ipiite rich, and are
located iu the Humbug district. The
latter mine is tdtuated one mile west
of Tiptop, and in the past year the
owner has, without any assistance,
taken out and had crushed at the
Tiptop mill ore that yielded him
U,000.
The ball at Tenipe Monday even
ing on the occasion of Mrs. Decker's
birthday, urujs the most enjoyable
affair ever given iu this beautiful
valley. Tne attendance -. very
large about sixty couple the toilets
of the ladies exfpidu: ami the music
enchanting. The enjoyment. Jickl
Itrit sway until early morn. A mim
ler of ladies aud gentlemen from
JTirenix were present. Knowing that
number of the fair sex were expect
ing ye local of the IIeuai.o, he ollevs
as an excuse for his absence that be
was prevented by a severe ca.-jt tl'
iickutii. He ia better now.
The Taj lor Couietiy Campniiy.
The Taylor Comedy Troupe made
their first appearance iu Pluenix
Monday evening, at the American
Hotel hall. I-ong before 8 o'clock
the place was ' jam-full" of people to
witness their pleasing perlormance.
The entertainment began with a
drawing-room scene, Mrs. Taylor
awaiting the arrival of her husband,
who is very lardy. "When he comes
he informs her he has met an old
friend, etc., but makes amends by
saying he has tickets for the opera.
He was reminded U103- had promised
to play for a church festival, and at
her suggestion proceeded to practice
some of their pieces. The "Larboard
Watch" and the Mocking Bird"
were sang in an excellent manner,
followed by a banjo duet. They
then left for the festival, and "3Iike,"
the handy man, and 'Kitty," the
house maid, (same persons) put in an
appearance and amused the audience
for a while. Little Mattie then made '
her appearance and personated the
characters of the "Dashing Belle,"
the "Fisherman's Daughter," and the
Old man of Seventy-one,' all in rapid
succession. Mr. Taylor made his
appearance ami announced he would
show what he could do, and imitated
the Trinity church chimes, using two
banjos. For the next half hour he
! kept the audience in an uproar over
; his droll jokes and witty sayinjrs.
The play ot the "LiUle Orphan,"
written expressly for Mattie, con
cluded the entertainment. In this,
piece the favorite of the evening
appears in four different characters.
The performance last evening was
witnessed by even a larger audience
than Monday evening. With the ex
ception of Joe playing on his two
banjos at the same time, there was an
entire change of programme. Miss
Mattie, as usual, became a favorite
with the audience from the lirst.
They will make their first appearance
before the Prescott public Saturday
evening.
lteal Kxtate Trail is rpr .
Tlie following deeds were recorded
in the countv recorder's ollice during
the months of J anuary and February,
i" addition to those published last
Saturday:
J M Bright to John Howard Smith,
Yagia "Wilson mining claim, siilW.
King S "Woolsey to W W Jones, 10
acres laud in section !), sS:j(M.
Probate Judge to Jesus Otero, lot
o, lunch, u
,
Alex. StieuaUer to 1
II Goodrich,
1 10 inches on cast side lot 15, block 50,
! sou
i J I) P.uinbiirg. administrator cs-
' tate of Frank storehouse, to Geo II
: Kothrock, lots 1 1 in block (51 and
in block :J4. j
John Timmernian, adxunistrntor .
j estate of Ouo II Wilson, to James SI ;
j Urlghl, whole estate Yagui Wilson,!
'),. j
i King S Woolsey to Jtanactte Barn- !
! 11111 X W corner block 5. SV200. I
I'robate Judge to J J Gardiner, lot
10 block IT, 5.5.').
J J Gardiner 10 J T Dennis, lot 10
Mock 17, ;f.-0.
J T Dennis to Geo and S D Lount,
lot 10 block IT, :?S.
Thos Howe ta J II Holderby, block
-18, 25().
Chan A Tweed to E W Wells, lots
T to 12, inclusive, S300.
TKUNOXAL,
K. Ewald, of tan Francisco, was
in Phicnix yesterday.
Charles Wellhoil" has again been in
town from his station at Maricopa.
Charlie gets over considerable coun
try, staying but a few days iu a town,
except Yura, where the attractions
are great.
Wm. Stewart, the veteran stage
man, was in town Saturday.
J. Erickwood and F. Stein have
arrived from Prescott.
Mr. Gardner and wife have re
turned from Tucson.
M. D. Young, the well-known
freighter, has put iu an appearance
on ouv streets.
And Williams and 1. W. Uegold,
two Prescott gentlemen, left 03' to
day's stage for the railroad. The
first named gentleman goes to Kala
mazoo, Michigan, and the latter to
Colorado.
C. P. Mitchell is in town from
Prescott.
The Tucson fftur says: We called
a few days since at ''llajden's on the
Rhine," or the ir' ditch. Colonel
! Haydcn has one of the busiest coun-
try places in the territory. His mill
j is running constantly at its full ca
! pacily, and the farmers for miles
! around find a ready market at this
' point for all their grain. The colonel
j has recently purchased a sugar-mill,
j aud it is now in running order at the
fern-. There is a large amount of
i sugar-cane raised in that vicinity,
: aud tho purchase of a mill was nec
essary to meet tlie wants ol the trade
The immense water powerat Harden j
ferrv .Makes flu, .mllm- orooortv, !
valuable, and the t-uei'L'V and i
cnterpr'e of Colonel Ilaydcu has
won for him a trade which cannot
help but increase from year to year
as the development of tlie rich ngri
cultural district progresses.
A large number of neat residence
buildings arc being constructed in
Ihe c lutein poitioa of town.
ARIZONA.
Interesting News From All!
Sections.
THE CONTRACTS AWARDED.
AfliiiSiovernorlosperAii)olnts
Xcw I'riMon 'oiiiini."isionerw.
A Iaricoiia ?Ian IJecives an Ap-
point mciit.
Tlie Railroad Approaches
Valley.
Criminal antl Other .Vcws from
the Capital.
SPECIAL DiSPATCHES TO THE HERALD.
jt'Mi'ED hah..
Pkkscott, March 10. Xicanora
Rodriguez, the notorious Nevada an.l
Arizona stage robber, has jumped
his bail.
stanton i:f.i.easi:d.
Charles P. Stanton, Irish Lord,
was released by court commissioner
Ilargiavc on a writ of 7fi!ci: corpu
from three charges of grand larceny,
on the ground of insufficient evi
dence. NEW COMMISSIONERS.
"William 31. I'uffum has been ap
pointed prison commissioner, vice
DeLong, resigned, and J. 1). Ilmii
burg, of Pluenix, vice J. Colling
wood, resigned.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The following are the lowest bids
opened by the quartermaster Mon
day:
WHIPPLE.
Com, M. C.oldwater, sS:j.3.); barley,
C. "W. Ueach, s:.47 to No. 'JO; bran,
X. Ellis, No.l!:!; hay, J. II. Lee, gram
ma, !?40..j0; hay, J. II. Lee, bottom,
:J5.S1.
CAMP GRANT.
Larky, A. E.Jacobs, si.OS to 1.25;
corn, Jacobs, .3.43 to 3.0:$; wood.
S. Urachman, hard, $4.!)5; soft, 4.75.
m'dowei.i..
Parley, Isadore Aaron, 0.:J: ; wood,
Slankard ii Black, hard, sS.-O: soft,
kT.!).") ; hay, X. Ellis, haled alfalfa,
js:-2;i.l2; F. Fowler, loose alfalfa
aud bailey, '-1.5' 4-5.
c.vmi- VKiiiiK.
j M. Goldwater, all corn, So.OTU';
W. S. Head, barley, S:!.'J5 ; Geo. Hull.
all hay, tS-Jii.: W. S. Head, all j
wood, s.j.-jO; hay, local bid, s-J-j...j.
dki-ht at ciu 11K.M).
A petition asking the 8. P. K. H. to
eIahiUh a depot at Gila Uend t. con.
nod with a road to he built to that
place from l'rescott is being circu
lated and signed by everybody in
town.
Yima, March IT. Two hundred
and lii'ly Chinamen returned from
the front to-day. Hails laid 108 miles
from Yuma; grading completed !5
miles beyond last rail. Special train
with Crocker and several railroad
officials returnud to uight from a trip 1
to the terminus.
WaMhiiiK'toii XeivM.
Washington, March 10. Randall
was elected speaker of the house yes
terday on the first ballot. McPher
son was elecied chairman of commit
tee of military afliars; and Davis of
West Yergiuia chairman of commit
tee on appropriations.
Contracts at Camp 3IeIotvell.
We are indebted to John Y T.
Smith, of Camp McDowell, for fur
nishing us with the following bids
received and opened by the quarter
master at that post : Sheridan it
Clark, barky hay at !J1T.50 per ton of
2100 pounds; same parties sorghum
at A 15.00 per ton of 2100 pounds.
J. Y. T. Smith 250,000 pounds barley
at 1.73 per hundred pounds; 250,000
pounds at 1-S5 per hundred pounds,
hard wood 12.50 per cord; soft,
50 per cord ; charcoal, surface
burned, 70 cents per bushel. JScf,
David Ilorst, 1:J J4-100 per pound.
Krcisslit Arrival.
The following freight has arrived
at the end of the railraod for this sec
tion :
March 8. Plurnix J Ee Earr, V-i
liquors, 2-')()5; J Samter, 2 hats, 100;
E Irvine Jc Co, 4 uats, 32.3.
Gillelt Anders & Eowe, 11 medi
cines, S4.3.
iUh Pluenix E Irvine & Co, 2
i shovels, 2 dry goixls,:!3 ; Eliis Asher
i & Co, 15 groceries, 41 sundries, 42:J5 ;
j 11 Hi McDowell J Y T Smith, 4
' tobacco, 273
j 12th Pluenix SI 'Edwards, 40
groceics, 11 fruit, 2 liquors, 4810;
I Sheriii" Maricopa county. 1 safe, 1300:
li'"! -lt:l -v ClUCK5 1 c,oul-
l"S 1 hardware, -110; J EcbalT, 1
l'''lno
1300.
13th SIcDowclI J Smith, 2T sun
dries, 1715.
! Tlueniv II Morgan A- Co 1 .lev
! goods. 255; JLebarr, 10 beer, 1".
Ellis A-her & G, 2 huts, 13); (ioUl
Kiiiil it Co, 127 council
lulls, 30 j
j
liiiir.-, GC!M.
14th I'luenis II Stroiul, lOirul
303.
MISCELLANEorS.
Arizona Lottery !
VXDER THE DIRECTION OV
Governor J. C. FREMONT.
Territorial t'ostujiisxloner.
Michel (ioi.i.watfis. I
I'reldent.
Bank oi-- A HizoxA.
Treasurer.
In r.cirdanr-e with an act of the Tjeff i.-iluti ve
Assembly of Arigom, Territory, and the
l'rtnl;ini:iti.in ol' the (iovfrnor .
Issued thvrer.nder, 3
Lottery!
Will be drawn at Prescott. A. T., on Wedura
day, June 4th, IciTu.
Act of tlit- liegila nr.
An nt to alii in tlie construction of Capitol
Iliiilriincrs, and for 1I19 siipMrt of 1'ublic
Schools in the Territory ot" Arizona.
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
Arizuua Territory :
Section 1. It shall be lawful for, and the
rifjitt, power and authority is hereby granted
lor me penou or Twenty yrurs. ironi the Jst
day of l'i'bruary 18, to The Arizona Uevel
opment (Company a corporal ion organized aud
existing- under and oy virtue of the laws of
tlie Territory of Arizona and iU assigns, to
srive public lotteries, at which, or by means of
which money may be lawfully disposed of by
chance, anything- in the laws ot this Territory
to the contrary notwithstanding, etc., etc.
.Sec. "J. The (roveruor of the Territory of
Arizona, aud his successor in otlice, and in the
event of the absence, disqualification or dath
of tlie Governor his l?srnl substitute is hreby
ap pointed a Conmiisstoiicr to superintend the
drawing or distribution of prizes in said lotter
ies and each of them, and certify to the cor
rectness thereof, etc.. etc.
Sec. 3 All lotteries drawn under the pro
visions of this act, shall be drawn in tome
public place to be designated by the Commis
sioner, between the hours of ten o'clock a. in.
vud five o'clock p. in., and in a manner to be
approved by the Commissioner,
Sections 4, 5 and ti provide tor Ihe collection
of ten per cent, from ull prizes and the pay
ment of the same into the capitol and school
funds.
Certificate of Territorial Treas
ure i
T. Thomas J. Uutler, Treasurer of Arizona
'IVrritor.v, hereby pertil'v tnat Hie Arizona
Development Company lias lliis day filed in
my nlliee its acceptanee in writing of the act
of wliieh the above is a copy, anil has also
filed in my otlire a boinl in the sum of twenty
thousand dollars, whii-h liond has been Hp
proved by tin? Oiovernor and an Assoeiale
JnsTiee ol tlie Supreme Court of Arizona Ter-rilor-.
conditioned lor its faithful performance
of the rov'sions of said act.
THOMAS .1 IU-TI.ER,
Territorial Treasurer.
l'rescott, February SUtl., Ir'.'X
Proclamation of the Governor.
TEltKlTOKY OF AlOZONA.
Executive lu.i 'r., February -M, 1ST:!. J
I. John C. Fremont, Governor of the Terri
tory of Arizona, and ex-otlicio Comniisi-ioner
to superintend the drawinir of lotterit-s for the
support of Ihe public schools etc., by virtue
f the power aaj authority vesteu in nte by
law. do hereby desiirtiate as the place where
til- lr'T.v'l:a I be .irawii by Hie Ari-.ona
iy. vcl.ii'uii'iil Company, the Theu'rc in t'rs
. wit. the Capital of saitl Territory of Arizona,
and the time when the same shall be drawn
shall be the -1th day of June. IH71I, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. ni. and 5 o'clock p. lu.
Witness my hand and the jrrent seal of the
Tcrritorv of Arizona, this 20th dav of Ftbru
arv. A. IX 1ST!).
I'seai.J JOHN C. FREMONT,
Goveriior and ex ollioio Lotterv Commissioner
The first f.ottery under the foreiroinir law will
be drawn at the Theatre, in l'ryscolt, oq
JUNE 4th, 1ST9,
I or sooner, if all the tickets are soonor disposed
! of, on which occasion there will he distributed
! 'I'M 1 It TV ON K THOUSAND TWO Hl'N-
1IRK1) A.Nll FIFTY" DOI.LAK.S, iu 2SJ
prizes as follows :
One prize of $10 (1110
Oue prize of
o .(MM)
J.MK1
1. IX 10 each
T.Weach
, Mil each
S."i0 each
15(1 each
l'HI each
-.1 each
. l." each
JO each
One prize ot.-
Three prizes of......
Two prizes of
Four prizes of
Seven prizes of
Ton prizes of..
r ifty prizesof
Fifty prizes of
Fiftj prizes of
Oue huudred prizes c
THE MANNF.HOF IHSTItlBI'TlON WILL
l)E A.s Follows; .
Twelve thousand slips of leather numbered
from one to twelve thousand will be publicly
deposited in a larere glass wheel which wiil
then be closet! and sjaled by the Territorial
Lottery Commissioner. Two huudred aud
eiffhty-two slips of leather numbered in ac
cordance with the prizes announced, will be
publicly deposited ii: a small iass wheel,
which will also be closed and sealed by the
Territorial Lottery Commissioner.
A committie of seven citizens will be se
lected by the . ticket holders to examiue evcry
staire of the proceedings.
lloth wheels will then be revolved in siirht
of the audience, until their Contents are mixed
an.l thoroughly miauled. The seals will then
be broken aud the wheels opened, and TWO
CHILDliKN t'SIlES'l'EN YEARS OF A(iE
will be placed, one at each wheel, and a prize
and a number drawn at vlie same time. The
wheels will then be closed and revolved, and
another number and prize drawn, and this
process repeated until the s-2 prizes are all
drawn. The holders .if tickets healing corres
ponding numbers wiil be entitled to the prize
drawu.
Only 12,000 Tickets Will be Sold.
Whole Tickets 65.
Halve. ri.50.
luarters, Sl.25.
The Uank of Arizona will act as Trasunr,
and all miiuov.'i reocivd from al.s of ti.-ket
will be .if'jiosit.'d then' to avait the drawinjr.
lVl.es will be tiaid ton days alter the drawing.
A 11 orders for ti.-kots uiiint be ae.-oinpa"ii.vl
bv the i.ione.-, which can be spot iu Brink
t Ilmfts .in Wan Franci&co, Certitieates ot l)e-
!'oit or i'ostal Money Orders, or by AVells,
i t'ar"o .fc I'o's. Kxpre.
I Ad,lrMs 1 .'.loioiiiiirntit.nQ ,..1. nil
drafts and money orders payable to the order
of tho Arizona Lottery Copuiany. l'resuolt,
Keirisl.r a!l lotlors containing dr.ife or post
al older;.. 1 o avoid lorgeiiei), ouv no tu-keta
e-itept re;u:,.r uia. ul-.iui
GOLDMAN & CO.
COE.PSV3AN CO.
Jobbers and Retailers of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE !
PIIEXIX axd PICKET
Have just received and
5000 Pounds Crushed Sugar,
5000 Tounds of Granulated Sugar,
5000 Pounds of Green Coffee,
1000 Pounds of Japan Tea, new crop,
1000 Pounds of English Breakfast tea, Comet Brand., ,
1000 Pounds of Green Tea, Elephant Brand.
2000 cans preserved fruit, meats and A"ege-
tables, Cutting packing.
1000 gallons Coal oil. Safeguard Co.'s brand, fire test
150 3
2000 Pounds of Extra Candles.
1000 pounds of Powdered Sugar,
3000 pounds of dried Apples, Peaches
and Grapes
In fact, a full line of Staple and fancy groceries.
ALSO
A full line of Builders' Hardware.
A full line of carpenters' Tools.
A full line of Crockery and Glassware.
A full line of Drugs and Chemical:-
A full line of Harness av d Saddlery.
A full line of Boots and Shoes.
A full line of Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
A full line of Dry Goods and fancy Goods.
ALSO
A full line of "Wines, Liquors. Tobaccos and Cigars.
"Vc have imported as large a stock of staple goods as
our warerroonis are capapablc of holding, and with the
intention of selling whole packages at
SAX FKAXCISCO PRICES (Freight added)
Seed potatoes, Flour, Hay aud Grain always on hand.
Blue Stone for sale.
Call
POST
ARIZONA.
ofier to the trade at Reduced
and convince yourselves.
Goldman & Co.
MISCELLAXEO US
JOUX D. VOST
U. 8. CROUKEK.
H. S. CROCKER & CO.
Stationers and Printer.
Xii. 401 it
40.1 Sinomt strttt
J"'iiicitii'0.
Sin
Solicit tln rt.nae of reslileats of Aiizow,
uttering a wall aelaoted stuck of
(STATIOXKHY.
SLAXK MOO KM.
WJUTIXU 1APEB
Farticular attentive glroa to
Fine Job Printing
FOR
Merchants and Bankers.
MINING CORPORATIONS
V. ill find It to their advantairo to aeud u tb.ir
ordora, as we make this olaas of work a spec
ialty,
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK
Printed or Lithographed in finest style.
COMPLETE SETS OF BOOKS.
For all Incorporations, at Lowest price.
CJThe National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley & Itulofson, far the beat Photo
gtaphs in the United States, aad the. Yieaaa
Medal for the best in the world.
4 Ja Montgemery Street. San Fraaeisoo
H. Morgan & Co.
"Washington St., Thoenix
AND
Moi'gan'u Statiou on the Gila Hirer
Importers and Dealers ia
Groceries and Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Liquors,
Tobacco,
Cigar&j. &tJ:.
At prices to suit the-taine
q , 5j;
Geo. L Loring,
Deales iit
IomestIe and Input.
..-o:
CIGARS, PLUG AND SMOKIXG
TOBACCO'S, '""
Of all the Leading brands
which I am selling at
Eastern Pkices.
Dou't forget the Slorc -n ith ToiloiEce.
U'Otl'