The Phoenix herald., April 16, 1879, Image 2

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THE PIKEXIX HERALD.
HEHI-WEEKbY KDITIOX,
GOSPER & McCURTOCK
Proprietors.
Wetfneisday April lO.'ISta.
Hon. Toiu Fitch is playing 'Rich
elieu" at Baldwin's Theater, Say
Francisco.
Boston, even Boston, is said to
spend eijfht dcllar fur toh.icco to
each one dollar she spends for brer.d.
A rosTAL-CAKD from 51 iduletown,
X. Y., properly directed and sent 13-n-ay
of experiment, recently pased
around the globe in ninctv days.
About twelve hundred men have
been set at work, recently, in the
Hutro tunne l at four dollars per day,
aud a Nevada paper says there is
about twelve applications for each
I I ace.
Tiie "White Lead Manufaetury in
San Francisco uws lead ore from
Utah aud Arizona. It is not im
probable that a fjtiite extensive trade
may spring up from our lead ore,
How perfectly worlhkts and in the
wav.
A call has been issued for the
meeting of the California Democratic
State Courention at .Sacramento, May
27th. This means business, especially
if the new constitution should be
adopted, which will cau.se a complete
chanye of vff lirs.
The Georgetown Miner says that
at tUe Stereos mine, near Gray's Peak,
Colorado, on sinking a sh-ift the
ground was found to be frozen to the
depth of 3o0 feet, then a warm streak
down to o-jO feet, when frost was
again encountered and the ore showed
frost anil ice through it. The mine
is 12,000 feet above the sea level.
During the year ISTy orer twenty
thougaud applications were made for
patents, and nearly thirteen thousand
issued. To run the patent depart
ment for that year it est the govern
ment $5lf3,02.fe'J. The receipts tor
patents issued. Ac, amounted to
iJ12.ji.37o.35. Excess of receipts over
disbursements S1-32,SU2.C0, a very tfne
showing for that department.
The N. Y. Tribune, in describing
tbe large locomotive ''Uncle Picis,"
being built for the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fc railroad, says it is ''sixty
feet from lse.idiijbt to rear end of
tender" and iheu that "iu passing
over the grades one end v.-ill often be
three feet higher than the other."
One foot of grade in twenty, eh ?
What eastern paper v.ill get up a
locomotive that will climb a tree?
Ex-GovEKSOn Downey, of Califor.
uia, a president of one of the L"s
Angeles banks, loaned money of the
bank and contracted that he should
share in the profits accruing from its
use. There were large profits, the
bank sued Gov. Downey for the mon
ies he had received, claiming that he
acted in the capacity of an officer of
the stockholders, and hence was doing
business for the bank iu so using its
funds. The bank recovered judg
ment against Downey for its portion
of the profits.
TltAVELmiS who have recently been
in the southern part of the territory
inform us that it' anything Phujoix it
improving more rapidly than Tucson, ,
and that the improvements of Phceuix !
are more perfhanent in their charnc-:
ter than those b'tin.ar made in our
"ancient capital." Enterprise. 1
The above is a deserved compli
ment and we are pleased to note this
friendly spirit of the Enterprise to
wards our growing town. L'ntil
about one year past Phttnii was but
little thought or talked about com
pared with the thouglit and talk
given to Tucson ami Prescott. Now
I'hcenix i3 being considered by many
ot the best and most liberal minded
business men of the territory as the
coming toTrn or city of our young
Commonwealth. The time is not fr
distant when Phoenix will be without
doubt the leading commercial, edu
cational and political center in the
Irnitory. The Herat,!) has advanced
this thought from time to time, until
wc find many others are now agreeing
with us. We have the decided
natural advantages of other towns,
and then our business men are more,
wide-awake, and enterprising and
manifest a stronger public spirit
Blood will tell.
ItAM KOAD WAii.
A railroad war U threatened in
Colorado between the Atchison, To
Jieka & Santa Fe and Denver A: Kio
Grande railroad people. It seems the
Denver fc Rio Grande people leased
their line to the Atchison, Topeka &
Hanta Fe folks for a term of years
and now propose to "crawfish" and
wrest the line from the hands of the
other company by force, having
jailed to invalidate the lensc. To
this end the Denver ife Rio Grande
f.!ks laid a plot to seize the trains on
the- road the night or' the 8th instant,
but the Atchison, Topeka fc Santa Fe
people pot wind of the matter and
ptopped the trains to prevent capture.
It seems the Invading" party had dis
tributed arms among their employes
to d ii. hoHinjr por-Tioi; v.i;-n
oneo nht .lined.
THE IXUIAX SCAHE.
During the past week or two much
has been said by individuals and the
several papers of the territory, about
the danger of an outbreak of the
San Carlos Indians, the likelihood of
our having a bloody Indian war
within our limits, c. The Enter
prise, of Prescott, especially has been
exercising its bowels of compassion
over (he impending and bloody war
that was sure to follow the escaping
o:' the painted warriors from the res
ervation. Wo are inclined to think
the Enterprise made an extra efl'ort
to get up a little sensation and inter
esting reading matter for its sub
scribers. While it is among the
possibilities that we may experience
again in this territory a cruel and
bloody war wiih the Apaches and
kindred tribes it is not at all probable,
aud th' rcfore it is very foolish aud
unwise for our citizens to give play
to their imagination, and let their
cool aud better judgements he dor
mant. Especially is it unwise and
almost criminal for the newspapers
of the territory to give rent to teel
injs and thoughts originating from
an overdrawn picture of what miyht
be. Arizona has been kept on the
back ground of rapid settlement
many years from the fact of the hos
tility of the Indian toward the white
settler, and the fear of (linger from
the red man when no fear ought to
have been entertained. In the inter
est of peace and of commercial pros
perity within the limits of cur now
rapidly growing territory, erery good
citizen and periodical should refrain
from giviug one word of alarm ex
cept where there is or may be a real
necessity for so doing. V, ith our
numerous military posts aud camps,
and our well organized and disci
plined army, under the able com
mand of General Wilcox, the De
partment commander, the outbreak
and murderous attempts of tiic In
dians we apprehend would be of
bhort duration. Let not the wheels
of commerce be clogged and the
stream of increasing capital be
turned back upon itself by this in
judicious and unnecessary cry of In
dian war.
ISCOHPOHATE.
Now is the time for incorporation
of the town while it is young and
growing. This should have been at
tended to last session of the legisla
ture. There should be hands, csrciul
hands, to train up the town "in the
way it should go," to care for its
streets, its squares find the town
property generally. There is already
an evil making itself painfully and
obnoxiously apparent. We refer to
the cemetery. Already buildings are
going up about it. The time will
come not long hence when it will be
in the very midst of our town unless
removed. A well-filled pave yard is
highly productive of disease, poison
ing the water of wells in its immedi
ate vicinity and loading the atmos
phere, to some extent, with its death
ly vapors. The cemetery should be
at least two miles beyond its present
location. This removal cannot well
be enforced until we arc an incorpo
ration. Fine water works could
very readily be constructed for the
town, but we must be an incorpora
tion in order to properly protect tbe
citizen and give assurance to a com
pany willing to bring the water in, in
proper shape.
There are many other projects and
privileges that would accrue from
incorporation, such as the abatement
of nuisances, etc., but let these suffice
as examples.
The town is here to stay and the
more beautitul and attractive ne can
make it, the more will it be chosen
as a place of residence and therefore
the more will its business be in
Greased. Town organization is best
handled by means of incorporation.
Shall we incorporate?
AH3IV OaWKitS.
Special orders .No. 41.
Major James Biddle, Sixth Cavalry,
Acting Assistant Inspector General,
will make an inspection of the troops
and post of Fort Yuma. Cal., and of
Yuma Depot, A. T.
Special orders No. 42.
I. Major R. II. Towler, Paymaster,
is relieved from duty as a member of
the General Court Martial in session
at Fort Whipple, A. T., by virtue of
paragn.ph 6, Special Orders Xo . 23
current series, from these Ileadquar
ters-
II. The commanding oflicer, Camp
Bowie, A. T., will grant a furlough
for three months, to take effect upon
re-enlistment, to Private Nicholas
Bauers, Company C, Sixth Cavalry,
with permission to apply to the As
sistant Adjutant General, Military
Divison of the Pacific, for authority,
(under the provisions of paragraph 2,
j General Orders So. 49, A. G. O., sc.
i ries 174) to go beyond the limits of
; the Division,
i Special orders No. 1-X
I. Second Lieutenant Ldward L.
Dravo, Sixth Cavalry, is relieved
from duty as a member of the Board
of Officers', ordered to mee t at Camp
Mi-D.wt!l, A. T on the 15th instant.
! In- Special Orders No. 30. cunent
' seric. fn'm th"se Il.-adipi niters.
II. Captain John M. Norvell,
Twelfth Infantry, is detailed as a
member of the Board of Officers or
dered to meet at Camp McDowell A.
T., on the. 15;h instant, by Special
Orders No. GO, current series, from
these Headquarters.
Do you know that a w ise and good
man does nothing for appearance;
but everything for the sake of having
acted well ?
The latter part of a wise man's life
is taken up in curing the follies, pre.
judiccs and false opinions he had con
tracted in the former.
j Select your object in life, and then
make it your great aud eosntant. aim
j to attain'it. This is the only true
j principal of success in any depart
j ment of labor; the great principle
j acted on by men who attain anything
j like eminence. They select their ob
ject, for Ibe most in early life, and
! then pursue it with unshaken reso-
lution, and firmness.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
jXotiec to Creditors.
Estate of Levi Pitts. receawd.
Ni'tiee is hc--by iriven b.- the ur.dersie-ned-exeoutO'-"f
t'.e Inst wVl ami testament of I.ev:
litis, deeens'-d, to the ereditors of Rfcl nit
pri'it8 liRvinir oln:nil aeainst 'lie ssid rfe
eeased, to eThihit tbm with Hi no' ss-irv
vi:ehers within -en months nfto the first pub
lication -f this no'i no. to Hip sai l rxooutor. r.t
Ins residence in P'-ie-iix, Mric"R oou- ty.
Arizona. Jt'SI' S E WHARTON.
Executor of the last wilt ot Levi i"itt, de-
c-ancd.
rt 'to i at Ph.enix. A. T., April 10, 18"9.
I 77-4 vr.
Blacksmith Wanted.
A pood pnral TtrVinan waited to wrfc by
llie rfny, or us partner, with a first-clas tragoir
m uk or.
A co.id tci of too1 nlrpndvon hnd.
WILSON "Jk CAUEY,
15-tf Florence. A- T.
FLORENCE
'Feed and Livery
j. V. WILSON, Proprietor.
Tiie OJdest and Best Known S4a
b!e in jV'Iorence.
FINEST UVFRT HOnsi'S TO LET 1!Y
tlie dav. wek or month, on in'Bt -PHuon-
timis. Iced and cme Riven sloes icit m mr
M tin strict ("ppsite Guindaui &. Co.,)
Fluif uce.
For Rent.
A BAKEIfY. on Adams strcot, frrl e'n3 I
oven and Cxtnics. Inquire at the Herald i
otBce. i''-t I
IAL0ON !!
"WHITE & WALTER3, Propr's.
Washington street, pptt:te the Court Iloiie.
Imported Liquors, "Wines.
ALE & rORTER.
The licfct brarris of cicara roiigTatiHr n
hand. Tn public art rt-ro'fuHy intomipd
that our t-im i to he p the bt bit ealo.ti
in I'i'rt-nix P-ivale rooms, card aud reading
rooms attached.
Tha IVIagnoIia Saloon.
MORROW & CO.
Proprietors
We would respectfully noti'y the public tha
wo hare opened a Salo.-n in the new
FRAME BUILDING on tbe
Corner of AVasliington and
Montezuma Streets.
The verv best quality of Wine, Liquors aid
Cigars alway on hand and sold at
prices to suit the times.
Give ut a call. 10 tf
AGENCY
OF TJIE
Bank of Arizona,
PIICEK1X, A. T.
Telegrapiiie or Hislit Exeliangc
Ir;iw ii on tlie. Principal Cities
of the I'niirtl ttes and
Europe.
-ILL r-I ROIMSE OH MARE ADVAN
Silver Hu'Hon. Terr.-
i,i.l irH f'ooi.tv Howls and War'anta. Dis
count C lum. r. ial I'lif r. receive lejiis re
.aah'et.ii demm d. undertake CoRcmioua and
trims-io; a eenera! banking buMu- rn.
I tliee 1 i i. f-OTii a m to 4 p m.
Vi t .M. W. FAIT?. C: si i.-r.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Attention !
BOX'T BUY YOUR
BEFORE BEXDirjl TO
StTt J "Street, St.lCRAMF.XTO.
real Bargains.
In Emcro'.deriee, from Scents a yard up
ward. White Piques from li'i cuts a yaid upward.
A spltDdid stock ot Fancy Ginghams nen
design.
New styles of Sprins- Dress Goods, at 12i,
20 and So" cents per yard.
Trimming Silks from 90 cents a yard up
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO OB
SKU3. j Sample of every description sent on appli-
cation.
j Direct all letters,
! L. B E E3 ,
4 J Street, r . O. Bet S40,
! 8A RA5IEXTO.
!
i
Exclusive A cent o' f DOMESTIC PA
PER l'AITBEXS. Srring Styles Just out.
Catalogues furnished free, on application.
Notice.
Iliivinff ca'aMMii-d a Fun-liafin? Atfcnry,
Mr. I, Bieu will f,'iv Lis pr.-xuai iittvntiun to ;
i.il iii ji-rs of a!i kiud su-h as H..o!i and j
hce. Fnrniture. Crwckery, Carpets, JMilli n- ;
try Good, tirec-rua. rc.
Tlt'inir in constant lmsin-ss relations and hav !
inir a thoruUirh iicquaiutaiirf vei'h all tlie lea I- .
inr lions-s. hidivs. in .rdfriitffthroii.il Mr.
V.ieu will weive tb l:i!J benefit ot his ripe- ;
ricr.ee and fii d it more i-dvtiiitajreous than j
doing heir own sh"piinir. j
Anuress letters. I'. O. Bol ?A0.
GEORGE E.
jDealer in
Domestic and Imported.
:0-.
CIGARS, V1XG AND SMOKING
TOBACCO'S,
Of all the Leading brands
which I am selling at
Eastern Prices.
Don't forget the Store with Tostoffice
nSGtf
J. Samter's
CHEAr CASH STORE.
I'.emoved to the Walters Bufldinjr on Moutezu
ma Street next dowr to tl.e
l'rintiny Otiice.
The Attention of the Tublio is called to my
weliseleeted stock of
DSV GOODS, CLOTHIXO,
i DOOTS & SHOES, GKOt ES5IKS.
LIOCORS acd I'KOVISIONS
Whicii I i ror-ose to sol! on the Live and Let
Live principle. A word .o the wise is Suffi
cient. JllJtri SAJITKK.
Montezuma S'reel wi'.1 door above the licit
ALT' '.'ttive.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ii Morgan & Co.;
Washington St.. 1'hccnix
AND
Morgan's iStation on the Gila River
Importers and Dealers iu
Groceries and Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Liquors,
Tobacco,
Cigars, &c.
At prices to suit the times
& CO.
1IAYE OPENED ON
Washington street, west of
Gardiner's hotel,
A la"C and splfeudid Meek of
Genera!
I M E 11 C 11 A X D I S E .
I
Which they ofiov to our;
citizens at the lowest pos- j
sible prices. j
Every one is respectful- j
ly invited to call and exam- ;
ine our stock and prices,
The BradshaVV OUntainS
IS 01 U n.ACE OF BUSINESS.
DON'T GO TO
For we will sell you goods
RIGHT AT YOUR CABIN DOOR
FOR
LESS MONEY !
Than you can buy at Prescott aud
transport them home.
We have depots at
Gillette, Tip-Top aud Peck
District.
Svlining Men take Notice !
And save the bother of packing,
The Loss (s Time, and Actvai.
Cash, bv buying of
ANDRES & RQWE.
c6 Son.
Successor to A. Goldberg,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE.
illitrhcst price paitl for all kinds of
1 T wlr Grain. Y ool
ClUllill.v I'lVVl,,...., ,
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Orders from the ccivntry solicit
aud satisfaction guaranteed.
GOLDBERG & SON.
Xi'arthe new Itall of WoslffJ'
aud t euoi tli.
Goldberg
SOLE AGENTS.
TUCSON.
D ALEXANDRA
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
Corner or 3IarIeopa and Jefferson Streets - - -
Elavins now moved into more Commodious premise oar faeilitiefi for
supplying the trade are nnsurpaBswlby any other liouste in ourlin
in the Territory. We cordially invite buyers of all classes to rail
and examine our goods, feeling confident tliat we can afford to Rive
them better value than by purchasing clcsw here.
Have ou hand a select stock of Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, Brandies,
Gins, Rums, Port, Sherry, and Maderia Wines. Champagnes, Clarets,
SaiUcrnes, Liqueur., Bitters, and;F.VERYTHi;o appertaining to the
LIQUOR BUSINESS.
j Solo a;?t.n(s fur ArUona for tbe Celebrated CHAMPAGNES of Perinet &
; Uils, Reiins.
IMPORTED AflD DOMESTIC
i
; AVi,;..!) they invite buyers to call
i ''at they are paying cb-cwhero.
THOROUGHBRED
Poultry and
Largest Stock of Im- M General Pacific Coast
ported 'Fowl on the Agent for American
Paciiic Coast. Poultry Iew It xxdl
Carbolic Powders, make your hens lay
kc, on hand. asife and prevent disease.
Mv Berkshire Breeders Lave heen imported "direct from Enslamt at
"re-it expense. 1 will sell a limited immber ot choice pigs i.K LOW
To advcni.su my stock. I am also breeding
Poland China Pigs.
From stock imported iiireci . ' V ,
I etters of inquirv, inclosinsc stamp, cheertnli!y answerctt.
WII i t VX KILEH. lnipnrter and Breeder, Los Ad.s-cs, C'al.
E-ife arrival of fowls and eggs gUiiranteedS3
SALT RIVER
Flouring ri ill.
C. II- VF.II, Prop.
jThe j,ars;est and Best Mill
! in the Territory.
j
OFi-EHS FOR SALE AI L THE
13 EST GRADES OF FLOUll
Iu q-iautitics to suit purchasers
The foil' wing: brands constimt'y on hand : j
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XXX FAMILY F' OUT? (warranted J j
EXT K A u A5I:I Y
J.XTKA SI I'ERITXE. j
OKA HAM
CRACKED WHEAT.
-ALSO-
Brsn. Short and Jliildlinss.
Ql'ICl-M. ATTENTION INVITED TO MY
XXX Kmnilv Floitr. Every sai-k -f whieh
is pi.nr.i t-i d equal to the let inanufuctured
i he Terri-o'v or inpney refunded. llavmtra
kirire nock of hand. pnrJhnsers will do well lo
give me a call brfure i.urchasiug e.aewhere-
I-rRlCES-LOV.AS THE LOWEST.
I Highest Bricc 1'aitl for Wheat. SI
Washington
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I TIIi;nT.l.!C ADK liESI-l-fTM l.L IN
1 ' formed that 1 have mo e.i iiij i
......... i . fffmi htlHct lllt.-IV
ZZ'W&X
Uwi'hn.ot.
' lie strict attention to bu.-inei-s. 1 hope to nir
I raat a fair share vt voal ruiUuDUCC.
v:-;. sun:;nvr.(!.
.ii Tr.uit'svo.
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PHCENIX,
jPliornlx.
and examine and compare prices witt
Berkshires
Addtcsa
67-tf
Restaurant.
Capital lit.x-K, Plienlx.
BEST EATING HOUSE
The Salt River Valley.
Our Tables are always sup
plied with the best to
be obtained in the
Market.
rolite Attention raid to tiw"
c C. S.U.AM, lior'rt
CALIFORNIA
Variety Store !
St. EDWARD Proprietor.
VOTIPF.-M'. F.dwards. barinsr left for
San Francisco to select n new lot of Uh'.ioe.
General Merehan.ti e. all the present .to. k
n,ust be M.ld ehea,. lor cash to make ro-m for
the new, whii h will arrive iu a few davi.
GREAT REDUCTION IX PKK'ES.
Thrpiildic are rrspeetf.,lly invited toe.,1!
a, .T,Vi..i..e audjuiUe for then.seh . ..e
tlo-.r to h- I'!nc:iU Fuur-n