The Phoenix herald., April 02, 1879, Image 2

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MEMI-WKEKLY EDITIOV
GOSPER & McCLINTOCK - - Proprietors.
Wfdnfsday...
April a.
The Prescott papers lire "kicking"
Twcaosc Tiptop stock is down. Per
Iiirps tlio owners thereof own a few
Uaras.
The Enterpriae contains a com
limnieation charging Ellis, Hush it
Co. with trytag to run the democratic
party of Yavapai county.
PnF.seOTT has signed a petition to
have one of her citizens appointed a
special mail agent for the territory.
-Should the appointment be made
wouldn't the mail routes around
Tucson catch it?
We notice that a printer has been
sentenced to be hung in Xcbraska
This will be the first in the profes
sion to suffer death on the gallows,
although we know of a great many
who deserve such, an end.
j voting for and against the 3Iaricopa
- The Miner is very angry because I and Prescott railroad bill. Below
fhe Hkhai.d office is doing some job ' we give the vote as appears from the
work for citizens of Prescott. Sony, j record of the two houses:
but can't help it. "When the Miner Council For: Beau, Gray, Kirk
Jias facilities for doing as good and : patrick. Bone, Thomas, Wills, el
as cheap work as the Herald, it will ! come and Hughes; against, Head,
then, no doubt, be able to do the! House For: Behan, Fay, Fitch,
work of its own s-ction.
It seems that Kearney, the "Agi
lator," secured all the agitating; he
could stand, recently at Santa Ana,
Cal. A double-fisted foreigner flat
tened out and for a time closed his
dirty mouth for him. This man
Kearney is fast losing the respect of
decent men and the confidence of his
followers.
In a long "putf of a small foun
dry In Prescott, the Miner says:
"They were strangers to our people
and their ability to furnish all kinds
of castings was not known." AVas
not known ; of course they were not
known because they did hot adver
tise their bnsiness. How could they
expect to be known '!
AVotlK on the Mexican interna
tional exhibition building has been
commenced. The governor has is-
nued circulars to all state governors
toadont measures for the success of
the exhibition, which will be in-
auguratcd on the 14th of January
next, and continue three mouths. All
nations are invited to participate.
ir is reported that Col. Ruggles
teirerar r KTrenco, "iirrti u as uisn t u ted
suit to recover the office ot countv
treasurer of Pinal county from P. K.
Brady, the latter having been ap -
poiuted to that office on the ground
of Kuggles' non-compliance with an
order ot the supervisors
his official bond.
rcgartiiiig
Ix the Miliar of "March 27th, II. T. .
Alexander, ot 1 unia, gets a repor
torial rap square in the face for his
forgetfuhaess. If Mr. A. requested
hii card to be printed in the Miner he
eught to pay for the same. There
are people tn this world who expect
to get their small printing done for
nothing. Paper, ink, typesetting,
&c. all cost money, and ought to be
paid for. AVe know nothing of the
facts iu the Beach-Alexander case, !
anucsreiess.
Ix a recent issue of the Enterprise
we notice a communicated article re- ;
necung somewuat upon tiie ability ot ' powers. It is a plane surface in-j is evidently up to the spirit of the
Professor Sherman to manage the . dined to the bounding line at any ! times, and knows that a Confederate
affairs of the public schools of Pres- j angle. Every road not perfectly ; Congress is now sitting in AVashing
cott, and at the same time discharge j level is an inclined plane. AVhen ; ton. He writes: ' E.iclosed please
the duties of the office of superin- ! boxes or anything heavy are to be ; find a one thousand dollar bond of
tendent of public instructions. The ' raided into wagons the work is made ! the Confederate States of America, is
article was evidently written more to i less difOcult by laying long boards in I sued in accordance with the sixth
please a personal prejudico than to j scl, a way as to form an inclined j section of the act of the Confederate
serve the public good. The animus j plane. The marine railway on which j Congress, February 17, 18(51. I dc
is plain Mr. Sherman is fully capa- j ships of great weight are drawn out ' sire to have my bond filed forrcdemp
Iile to nil both places, and his host of ;
friends will sustain him.
The first issne of a t wo-ccnt Dem
ocratic moring paper, the Chicago
JTerald, was published March 17th.
It is under the management of Ham
ilton S. Weeks and John AV. Ryck
man. AValter Trumbull, formerly of
the New York Sun, is managing
editor and M. U. Toldcn city editor.
The paper is a seven-column folio al
most identical iu size and appearance
of the New York Sun. It will be
the only out-and-out democratic pa
per in Chicago. The proprietors say
ft is well backed by capital and is
pot a campaign paper, but has come
to stay.
The Silver Belt, in commenting on
the article in the Herald a few
weeks since about the threatened
break of the San Carlos Indians,
says:
Mr. Mcintosh's warning was pri
vately given the commanding officer
at McDowell with a view of putting
the military in possession of facts in
order to prevent, an outbreak, and
not to blow it abroad ih rough the
columns of the Phoenix Herald.
How the Herald become possessed
of that information the editor and
his informant alone can tell.
The Herald has a waj- of obtain
ing news peculiar to itself, and in
laying before our readers the very
latest news, we dir-play considerable
fnterpiisc.
The first set of wagon mad com
missioners to get their bonds issued
and cominer.ee work are the ones
intrusted with building the road from
Gillett to the Tiger mine. Tliebuild
ing of this particular road is of vast
importance to Phoenix and the Salt
river country, and it is greatly to be
hoped the commissioners will make
a wise, practical and economical ex
penditure of the twenty thousand
dollars plac ed in their hands for that
purpose. 3Ir. l'ue. of Giilett, of
the firm of Andrews i Howe, will
no doubt be the controlling spirit in
all this entcrnrise, and to hini in par
ticular, or to him more than to any
other one man will tiie public look
fi r a faithful and business-like dis
bursement of the money for the
above purpose.
T51E lt.4ILKO.fU SI LI.
We have been asked several times
to give to the public the names of
the members of the last legislature
Lcitch, Meade, Purdy. Stinsou,
Speedy, Vail and Stcwait; against,
Alsap" Butfum, Davis. Hamilton,
j MeAteer, Nichols,
; burg.
Park and Hum
orn scbooi..
And What Onr Sfliolsn
pable of lioiiig.
arc Un
Every Friday is composition day at
our public sc hool, and of those sub-
mitted the best two are selected by
Alr. Conrad, the principal, and will be
published in the IIehald.
The Sechaiiieal Toners.
J1Y LULU (. COTTON.
Numerous and different as ma
chines are, they arc all combinations
of six simple mechanical powers
known as the lever, the wheel aud
ixle, the pulley, the inclined plane,
j the wedge aud the screw. A lever is
! an inflexible bar capable of being
; moved about a fixed point called the
j fulcrum. It is the simplest of the
j mechanical powers and its properties
j were known as far back as the time
J of Aristotle, 850 years B. C. Archi-
j medcr, a hundred years later, was the
; first to explain them fully. The
I mechanic:
1 powers. It consists of
attached to a cylinder or
axi i;l sucu a w:lv lIi:lt Vliieu in mo-
; tioa lhey ievolve around the same
j axi.s. The 1ul!Cy js the third of the
j mechanical powers. It consists of a
wheel with a circumference over
which a rope passes, and an axis or
pin round which the wheels may be
made to turn. Pulleys are of two
kinds fixed and movable. A fixed
f-ttlley is one that has a block that
cannot be moved and a movable
pulley is one that has a block that
can be moved. Though no power is
';,,., wUh t!l f,xcii mlll(,v it is
often used to change the direction of!
!
motion. On ships the pulley is near
ly always used. I3y using the pullry
the sails can be hoisted without
ch;ibing the mast. It is also used in
raising large bodies of
wood or
marble ana m
hoistiucr heavy boxes
in hiah warehouses. The inclined '
plane is the fourth of the mechanical '
0f ihe -water for repairs is one of the ;
most useful applications of this ma- j that a law, making them converlablc
chine. The wedge i.-; the fifth of the ! into L'nited States bonds will be pass
mechanical powers. It appears in j ed sooner or later. This view is
two kinds, according to the use for j founded upon the fact that two-thirds
which they are designed. Iu its first ot the present members of the senate
form the wedge is only a solid aud
movable inclined plane used for
raising great weights a short dis
tance. The second kind of wedire
has the shape of two inclined planes :
united at their bases. It is used for
splitting timber and to separate rocks
in quarries. The screw is the sixth
and last of the mechanical powers.
It consists of a cylinder with a spiral
ridge and furrow, winding e.lternately
round it in parallel curves. The
portions of the ridge passing suc
cessive' from one side ot the cj liu
der to the other are called the threads
of the screw. In the exterior or
curve screw the ridge and groove are
on the outside of the cj linder and iu j
the interior or concave screw the !
ridge and groove are 011 what may be !
regarded as the inside surface of a
cylinder. There are a great many :
kinds of screws. Cotton is com- !
pressed Into bales, juices are ex
tracted from fruits, coins are stamped
and houses are raised lrom their
foundations with the aid of the st-reTr.
AVhen intense pressure is required
the threads of the screw must be so
close together that they are neces-saiilj-
thin and liable to break. To
prevent this an ingenious contrivance.
called after its inventor, "Hunter's
screw," is used. Hunter's screw con
sists of two screws, working one
within the other, in such a way that
as the larger descends the smaller as
cends, though not quite so far. The
difference between the distances of
the threads in the two screws deter
mines how far on the whole the screw
advances. With Hunter's screw,
therefore, the power produces a pres
sure as many times greater than it
self as the difference between the
respective distances of the threads in
the two screws is contained in the
i circle described by the power. The
j wheel is more largely used ia ma
chinery than any other ot the me
chanical powers. Several wheels in
one machine are called a train. Ia a
tr-i'm of two wheels Wii one that im
parls the motion is called the driver;
tiie one that receives it is called tiie
follower. There arc three ways iu
which motion inny be transmitted
from one wheel to another; first, by
the friction of its circumference;
second by a band, and third by teeth
on their outer rim. One wheel may
be made to move another by means of
a band passed round both circumfer
ence; such a band is known as a
wrapping conductor or belt. There
are three kinds ot toothed wheels,
viz: Spur wheels, crowu wheels and
bevel wheels. Spur wheels have
their teeth perpendicular to their
axes. The teeth are either made in
one piece with the. rim, or consist of
separate pieces set into the rim. In
the latter case they are called cogs.
In mills cog-wheels are generally
used with trundles or lanterns.
Crown wheels have their teeth paral
lel to their axes. Bevel wheels are
wheels whose teeth form any other
angle with their axes than a right
mile. I!v mechanical power people
j arL. icpt in fo(Hi .1IK n,nu ilml their
, uo,nL.s iire made cheerful by coal
drawn from the depth of the earth by
an ingenious machine. As the ris
ing generation grow up and improve
these machines they will never cease
to be grateful to their forefathers ior
their ingenuity and integrity.
A fkw issues since we published
! nn extract from a country paper pub
: lished
iu Missis
which mir-
; ported to be an echo of the old rebel i
j yell. ihe Argonaut comments as I
' follows on the same article: "AVe j
i believe it i
the first gun of a sul
phurous campaign of fraud and mis
statement. If we cannot elect a re
publican president without lying
about the south, and without drag
ging from its sepulchre the skcletou
of the civil war, wiUiout e.citin
angry passions of another interne
cine strife, we had better suffer de
feat. This journal intends to sup
port a republican candidate for presi
dent. Ve hope to take an active
part in an honorable campaign. AVe
shall be glad to discuss national
questions in a dignified and honor
able way; but we give notice now,
early in the contest, before our battle
blood is warmed by the excitement
j of the strife, that we hope our party
. headquarters at Washington will send
j llg DO stink-pots, for we' will not help
! in tiiim! ti,,.,v A'r, m,-,,,,i,.
... '
uegro-persecution stories for us. Of
this kind of politics we
gcther disgusted."
are alto-
Ax Iittfr-Orcan AVashington special
says: ciecrelary hhennan lately re-
ccived a letter from T. W. Phillips of
Xvrth Carolina, enclosing a Confed-
erate bond for rcdimption. Phiilijis !
tioa at some future day. I believe
and house have been Confederate
bondholders. Such a law would pro
duce a vast deal ot consolation
among the southern people who were
made destitute by the war. My ob-
ject in Cling now is to entitle me to
take precedence in the time of settle
ment." A few w eeks since we published a
law, statins that it had passed, rela
ting to butchers and the way of con
ducting their business. Since then
we have been informed by acting
Governor Gosper that the law did
not pass. AA'e made our mistake
from the fact that Mr. Meade, mem
ber of the house from Pinal, gave us
the manuscript copy aud informed us
that it was a law. The Miner anil
Citizen made a synopsis of the law
from the Hkhald without credit.
They both have our permission to
make the correction.
The Prcsidni has nominated An
drew I). AYhite of New York minis
ter to Germany, and Cornelius A. Lo
gan of Illinois as minister resident to
the Central American States.
The Herald is the only semi
weekly newspaper in Arizona, and is
furnished at the same price as the
old stvle weeklies.
3IISCELLAXEOU9.
cents a yard up-
Yt'liitc Piques from l'-H cnts a yaid upward.
A splendid stock of Fancy G'm-liams nen
deijrus.
Xtv stvles of Spritisr Dress Goods, at 1SK
?0 aud 5 cents ier yard.
Trimming- Silks from 00 cents a yard np.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO O ft
DEUS. Samples uf every de-eription sect on appli
cation. Direct all letters,
L. BIEN,
224 J Street,
P. . Box 34 O,
SACKAMBSTO.
Exclusive Atrnt ot tl.e DOMESTIC PA
PER l'AITKUX.S. Spring Stvles just out.
Catalogues furnished free, on application.
ftlotice.
ILivirir PstaMi.-hrd a Iiir-'iia.-inr AiTiM-y,
Mr. Is liifii wilt jrivf his prsftiml attention i
ordi rs il' kii.d such as H ufs and
Shoes, Funitiirt Ci'il;ery, Carpets, Miliin-
li-i'injr in Ofinstnnt h'is:n-ss relations ami liav"
irij a thortiuyh in-iiaiita.n: vi:h a'! tiie It-:i 1
i Mcr lutus-s, liitli.'.-i. in rdLi inu thrutt . h Mr.
UirTi will receive Hie fulJ benefit ol his expe-riern-fi
and fi; d it murt i-d uittageous than
doinir he ir own sliupjtmg-.
A-Jdress loiter?, P. O. Hoi 310.
CIGAKS, PLUG AND SMOKIXG I
TOBACCO'S,
Of all the Leading- brands
Avlueh I am selling at
Eastern Prices.
Don't forget the Store with Postoflice.
n2Gtf
J Samter's
CHEAr CASU STORE.
"Removed to the Wallers Kutldinjr on Montczu
nia iStrf-et next Door to tLe
Priming Otliue.
The Attention of the Public is called to n:y
weli selected stock of
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING,
COOTS & SliOH.S, GUOCEUIES,
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS
Which T propose to sell on the Lire and Let
Live principle. A word thp w:s is SufU
cient. JIIJIS SAMTKK.
Montezuma Street one tloar above the II KK
ALL (JfhYe.
I
i
Attention!
DON'T UL'Y YOUR
BEFORE SENDING TO
L. BIEN,
ari-i J Ktreet. S.lfBAJIEXTO.
j
iOreat Bargains.
I In Embroideries, from
! ward.
Is y " " n si
ii at i j t i
GEOKGE K.
I Dealer ia
!onic!tic ami Imported.
i :0:
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. Morgan & Co.
Washington St., riicenix
AND
Mori
Station on the Gila lviver
Importers and Dealers iu
Groceries and Clothing,
Dry Good-,
Liquors,
Tobacco,
Cigars;
&c.
At prices to suit the times
& CO-
HAVE OPENED OX
Wasliington street, Avest of
Gardiner's hotel,-
A la-go and sjdendid stock f;f
General
MERC1IANDIS E .
AVhich they offer to our
citizens at the lowcat pos
sible prices.
j Every one is respect ful
ly invitofi ltj n c,.a pxam
jinc our stock and prices.
i t.uia
The
Bradshaw Mountains
is ot'i: pi,ace or blslxess.
DOX'T GO TO
resc
For we will sell you goods
RIGHT AT YOUR CABIX DOOR
FOK
LESS MOXEY !
Thau you can buy al Prescott and
transport them home.
We have depots at
Gillette., Tip-Top and Peck
District.
Mining Men take Notice !
Aud save the bother of packing,
Tiik Loss fx Time, and Actual
Cash, by buying of
ANDRES & ROWE.
Sl Son.
Successor to A. Goldberg,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
Highest price paid for ail kinds of
country produce, Hides, Grain, Wool
etc.
Orders from the country solicited
aucl satisfaction guaranteed.
GOLDBERG &. SON.
Xfar tlio new hall
and n'cutnvrth.
of Woolscy
I
Coldberg
TUCSON
SOLE
"Wholesale
t'oritex- of 3Sari-oja and .JcflVrxon
Havin- iew moved i:it) more mi odious premises onr fswiHti'' ror
snnptyins tiie trade are Ei!soriiisMil..v any other house in our line
-n the Toa i itoi v. cordially invite buyers of all classes to call
anil examine our j-oods. feeling conndent that w e can afford to svc
tkciu better value than ly parrhaxing cle here.
Have on hand a select stock of Old Bourbon. Unci Rye Whiskies, Brandies,
Gins, Kmns, Port, Sherry, and Maderia AVines. Champagnes, Clarots,
Sauterncs, Liqueurs, Bitters, aiidjKVKKYTinxo ajipertaining to the
LIQUOR BUSINESS.
for Arizona for the Celebrated CHAMPAGNES of Teriuet &
Sole a sent;
Fils. Reihis.
Ef57. S1r3 P2
B Al
AVhich t
what tliev
- invile buy
. paying (''s
vs to call
where.
THOROUGH.
Poultry and Berkshires
Largest Stock of Im- '
ported Fowl on the
Pacific Coast.
Carbolic Powders,
Sec, on hand.
My Berkshire Breeders have
Treat expense. I will sell a limit
to advertise 1113- stock.
I am also breeding
Poland China Pigs !
From stock imported direct from the
Letters of inquiry, inclosing stamp, cheerfiillly answered, Adtlross
AY1LLIAX MILES, Importer and Breeder, Lus Angeles, Cal.
C2?"3afe arrival of fowls and eggs
SALT lUA'EU
Flouring
Mill,
C. II. VEIL, rroi.
The Largest and Best
in the Territory.
Mill
Ol't'ERS FOK SALE ALL TX1L'
BEST GRADES OF FLOUl!
Ia fj'iantities to suit purctiiistrs
The following brands coasfuully oa haad:
XXX FAMILY Ft OI'R (wiiirantcrl )
EXTRA PA.M1I.Y
EXTIiA SFPKKFIXE-,
liKAHAM.
CUACKED WHEAT.
ALSO
ISran. 2iojtN and l idd I in srs.
0?ECUt ATTENTION INVITLI) TO MY
XXX Family Fluuf. Every sack f which
is griiarin.ted equal to the riot manut'iictured
in trie Territory or money reftinde-t. Havirira
tarfre ttockof iuui.i. purchasers wiil io well to
give me a call bciure purchasing elsewhere.
tSfTKICE.SLOV AS THE LOWEST.
Highest Trice for IVIieat. 21 !
Oq
PHENIX,
AGENTS.
ALEXANDRA.
Liqi'Or Dealers
Streets
Phoenix.
IQIESTIC
and examine and compare
prices with
General Pacific Coast
Agent for American
Poultry Feed. It Avill
make your hens lay
and prevent disease.
been imported direct from England at
d number of choice pigs A'ERY LOW
Magce Company.
guaranteed. T3 OT-tf
estaurant.
Capital Blocli, riieuix.
BEST EATIXG HOUSE
Lnt
The Salt River Valley.
Our Tables are always sup
plied with the best to
be obtained in the
'Market:
I'olitc Attention Paid to (iarsttt
C. S.w.vru, PRor'u