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The Phcenix Herald.
VOL. 3. XO. 13.' WHOLE XO. S5.
PIKEXIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, A. T. "WE DX E S D AY, MAY 14, 1S79.
XEW SERIES XO. 20.
N
The Herald.
Published eveiy Saturday and TVednosday.
GOSPER St McCLINTOCK,
I'KOl'KIEToES.
Kates:
$ 00
2.
SrnscisirTJox
One copy uum year. -
):a- tiT .ix month, -
ly crritT. iu rhtiix. prr month.
AiivF,r.Tiixu Kates:
-nc inch, om iiii-rriiim. - - $i 00
Karh MiliHeiueiu insertion. - 1 (
Professional cani. per month, - - 1 50
Charles W Chase is our Authorized
Jrint in Sun Frnm-i-eo.
PRO F TO XAI.
li. 31- HAYKS.
Attorney unci uiiKor at
Phoenix. A. T.
All kinds of Leal IJutiffio-s promptly
sitteimed to.
Attorney antl Cocnwloi at Law.
Tiic-on. Arizona.
All lav fcnsmi-: will reecho prompt ni:d
careful aitvunou.
MISCELLAEOUS.
Phoenix Hotel.
Va-3jnton St.. between Alancopa
ai'd Pmia ftrcciti.
CLEAN BEDS
And Well Ventilated Rooms
Br t'tie (lav or liiirlit .
Kcst of
Arrnmniortatloxis
'amities.
for
AMIOWER F.ATil connected with the
Hotel lor the r.:ivuiiic!ice of irnests :md the
pnblie mmeraV.r. I. .1. C.AUIHN Eli.
.j. a. zarriskik. b. n. liF.r.r.rnRu.
in:itr.i oR! zabsimkik.
Attorney? ami Counselors at Law
And Notary Public.
Office on flyers street, opposite Palace
Hotel. Tncsiiii." Arizona.
11. I. ItOSWOX. 31. I
I H y i c i a n an l Kiirercon.
(Cradnnte of the I'nher-ity of Va.t
Oilers his prole ssiotinl services to the.
jieo;ile of Phinii and viciijiy. CJaije ir. the.
Capital building.
LIVERY, FEE
AND SALE STABLE.
- - Proprs.
I. 11. COX- A. C. UAKE1I.
( OX !L KAILKK.
A 1 1 o r li c y at Law,
Phirnix. A. T.
Ofiieo, Xip-stsirs. iu Capital building, on
Vashiuvloa street.
VIUHTO A NUKKTK,
rii.vairiaiiN a n ! SiirrilnH.
Will mend prof.-ssioniii r;31s at any hour
if the dav r niL'h:. Odice ra-I sii of the
li!a.!l. C- H. I. S'iee(. V.. 1).. hlti-oi J.'elio.
Nov.: J. E. Wharton, -M. !.. I". S. Mr-dical I
JCxamiurr.
This Pioneer Stable nf Gillctt has at nil
times Hay and drain, and all the accommo
dations for bourdinir horses.
Horses on Hand at All Times to
Let and !)! Sale.
31 1 SCE LLAXEOl'S.
Fresh Milk
1 0 Cts. per Quart
.VXD
37 CENTS PER GALLON
AT
Jesus Otero's-
M I SCELLA X EO US.
NEW
Barber Snop
W.W. .11. ItltlU KKXHI OfeiE-:.
4,'ivlt Ensinoer and Co. Surveyor.
Plxeuix, A. T.
Office with I.invillt; & Wiley, one door
-a-t of Kxprcfs uilice. "All orders promptly
jitieiidt-d to.
lIAStKV H.JOM.S,
.Attorney and Counselor at I-n.iv.
Phrenix. A. T.
Ortirn np-stairs in Capital buildinir, "VYa-h-aiiLTun
street.
J. li. I) M (.i- S.
Architeet and' Superintendent.
Plan. MH-ci float fous i:id imatt's rar
ftilly prepare.!. Oliivi with l)rs. iiiufi !c
"Wharton, east fide of the plaza.
. J j . COXYKKM.
I li j" s i e i a it a n l Surgeon.
(Late of Yi.-::iia. Cal.t
ORr-o on Wa-Iitu:o:i ftreel. two c!oorr
Tnnii Montezuma.
Meat Market.
Opposition and Compatliion.
On "Tontt'7.nma street, opposite the Her
ald oilire. j)d across he .-ti eet f rom our
former Juea: Urn. where we are prepared to
fuinis!i ijic citizens of I'huciiix iih liie
vei v bet
KEEF, VEAL,
MUTTOX, PORK, ETC.
That Can he Obtained.
OTEKO Jtl.Alir.
FELIX BEES,
Has fitted nn a linrber Shop opposite the
IIi:hai.o -tVu-e. where lie will be pleaded to
Ins nr.iiicrons friend and the publie i;i
iiei;eral. !!!r. Mia m pool ami iiair
(.'iiuii! done in l lie Latest Mylc and fuiis
faetion jrua ran teed.
PACKER & MCKEIMNA.
On AVating'ton strfp in tli old Capitol Iluild
iug has been
Refitted and Kefiirnilied.
rATTTNO IT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
I'lace iu l'Uenix
tation.
JTUIS U. VAX S2.VC44,
Attorney and CoaiiMdnr at law.
MeMilleJiville. Maricopa Co.. A. T.
U'i'l practice In all the courts of the Terri
tory. JOZIS. T. AI-SA5.
Attontey and CoaiieIor at -Law.
I'hrenix. Arizona.
All business promptly attended to. OHice
with the District Attorney.
YAVAPAI CO., A. T.
miles fro m f re e o 1 1 and ft
ZTSileN from IMni'iiix. on the
IMack. Canyon ISoad.
Having purchased the above staMon. the
traveling pubiie will always t::d meals,
irrain and hay Hi all times. A bar. with a
irond slock of liijiiiirt- tm iumd.
G. H. CURRY,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
(Late of an Francisco.)
Has established himself in Phoenix and is
prepared to do all kinds ol
Vi'titrh, Jeict h'y find C'l'fk lltpnirinn.
SsATISFAl'TIOX d'AHAXTEED
Or No C'harire.
flive hi:n a ca;i. as he intends to hecome a
J.erniaiielit resident of Phoenix, and has
nattering recommendations as evidences of j
a ' 1 workman. In the window ol l.i
vi'.le A: '.'i!ey. on Washington street.
White & Walter
KEEP A FIKST-CLAS3
"OS
3
Ou Wasliinston Street, I'hoenix.
Imported Wine?, Liquor?
and Cigars.
Th. Parlor adiftiionc contains panics capabh
foainnsiuir the most f.iMt'dions.
Livery Stable.
Wiislnnirtnn .1reet adjoinincr the
rUcnix Hotel.
Tlnrsps bnaMed by th day. Trerk r Tiiepllj
Kefj-s plways on IihiuI the best quality of wheat
iiud trruin hay, llarley and .uts.
Oo'd eennimodntion for ten:iiteft nnd Tav
eh)rs. Keep cuiit-tantlv eu hai.d 1'ine turnouts
Tiers-- hn-ded at my StabV will reMm the
best attention. Gl'O. HAMLIN.
Express ar.d Delivery
WAGOsi
TTAV1XG A WAOClX HI ILT KXPRESSLY
J for the porpose I am irepared to do anything
i in the above line.
Furniture inovins a specialty.
Orders left on the slate at the Mlirnolia sa
lotni will receive promp attention.
J. IV. 2IA R K fiET.
K. UIVIXK d- CO.
OEF
ARID RE.
No Sale
THE niffiXIXIIKRALD
SK3t S- KI'.li iy i:iiti
Wednesilay. .May 14.
ARIZONA'S MINES.
Giowing Description from the
Traveler and Journalist. Mr.
Robert F. Straine.
'ontTartivo Values of the ill:e
and Otlter 3EimM 4'lc3iiate.
Lawn aitl Xtnilroaus.
WE WILL HAVE THE
PAY OK KEEP OUR
GOODS!
FJew
goon.
AVe would respnrtrully not"fy the Public tha
we have opt-ned a ue w s.iloea iu the buildiug-
Opposite the PostofTIce.
And iutend to kep n sr.loou shuttld be
kept.
The very bent quality of
Wines. Liquors, and '5srars.
ALWAYS OX IIAXD.
and sold at Trices to suit the Times.
mI Ciubiuiin aituchcd
rUUUATE Jt'lKiC. NOTAKY I'L'ULIV.
Y'M. A. HANCOCK,
Attorney at L a tv ,
IMKenix. A. T.
fcI-ttd business itt all departments a
specially.
Isors-
Attorney and Conawelor at Iaiv,
Prescutt. Arizona.
Will practice in all the conrts of the Terri
tory. Physician, Ssireren A Aeeoaeher.
Iteferenres without permission : F. M",
Cm-krill. t. S. Senator. Mo.: Col. .Jwbn T.
"ris;. Democratic nominee tor I'oTvjre.-s
Iri-m Missouri. Office two miles soe;;i ilav
len.s Ferry. Arizona.
1SLAKK A i.. ASAYKItr.
(io'.d dust, -rold and silver bullion nd
res f every descrijH iur lueJicd and assured.
All assays ;iarnntee-i. J'' rice of ore ;ctt:
Silver and irold. lead. copper. '$7t.
families can he se:ir hy ail or express, nml
returns will he promptly made. OiMcc with
Wells. Farjru A; Co.. 1'nl-coit.
Boot and Shoa Maker.
Wasliinston .itrect.a'.Ijoinins the
r-toi-e of ajilaieda.
Fashionnhle Bool and Shoes of the best
material made to order in elrraut style.
Perfect Fits Guaranteed.
I ive my entire atteiition to custom made
work, and I have every facility for irivin
ejtiire saiisfaciiou. iend in your order.
THE BALDWIN.
Leading 1-SoteS !
OF
SAX FRANCISCO.
! LUMBERS
And tlifl most elerrnnttv appoftpl hotel In the
world, iivt l."O0.i;tK) havimf been expended
by Mr. Ualdwiii iu iti t'lmstruetiim aid iuruish
inr. Heailijunr'er Army and Navy. Speeial
Ai'Coiiitiiadiiiioiiii for FaniilifS and larife Vur
tien Price? the enme as ut other first-cIaKS tao
tel. to . per day. Special contracts will
be made fr peruuiMent boanlerii.
The lintel coaches and earriees in waitine at
all iKMts mii railway depots. Rooms cau le
reserved before arrival by telegraphing- tha
UalUwiu.
A. MAOAHKE,
JSuiihiCss Manager,
. b.unia.tiiit-i v fur
fur tl.u i;ie ot our patn;!.
MUVX
V IA?
LUMBER! LUIMEER! !
BL'SIXCS.S CAHDS.
N E W
J. 1IK1XWOX, I'roiirietor.
rasliinton St., jpositc court liuusc.
EKiHT LOAVES Ol- I5KEAU OR KKiHT
It HEAD TICKETS lull A DOLLAR.
PIES AND CAKES ON HAND.
PIONEER
1?
Wasihxctox Stkeet.
Xorlhenst Conn'? f th e l'litzn,
Kisht I.naveM or ISreaft Tor SI.OO.
Frnit fakes and Past ;-y of all kinds, for
-wedding parties, etc.. iirettared to order.
iiai"i:lun jc to.
lark i Adams'
SAW .IILL AIM YABI),
1'IiJE.fCOTT,
ARIZONA.
T. A. Waterman
UiS OPENED A
Tin
SliOpc
Having moved onr mill five miles west of
lrer-i-(r;. W illow Ovek. Near Tliumh
Harte. at t poim within two mile-' of the
Miller mad. near Iron Sprh's. and having
conipleTeil an excellent road to the Miller
road a;d to I'reciiif. we are now prepared
to furnish any amount or (juulity of
IUM B
Shingles, Doors, Sash,
L AT ETC., AT
I'll IVES.
DE1)I:0C1l
YOUXG AMERICA
Hotel and Restaurant.
ARIZCXA.
Board by the clay or week
OiUctt is the location of thendll of theTii'top
M i itiiitf Company 1 Vrsoas vis tinir this live
iu li in if e:i!iil will liiil tlic V'"oilf A nicriea 1 In
tel ami i'-s:aliratit tlie clie.ij'est and best Ji.uce
t out u; ut. Terms reasonable.
21 SIXfiLK & AXDEIJSOX, Props.
n
uneap Living
Bourd reduced to $ 7
per week..
00
DUDLEY HOUSE,
Gurley St., rrci;iett Arizona.
A Fir.ST - CLASS HOUSE
ox Tim rritOPEAX tlak.
JjJ5 New and clean ueds for lodgers and elc
.ut rooms for famiiie.
FHED. WILLIAMS. Prop.
T. J. Morgan,
Gurkv Sr., one door east Post Orfice,
Prescott
. ..Arizona
DEALER IN
Diamond?, Watches, Clocks, Jew
elry and Silverware, Spectacles,
Gold Pens and TencHc;, etc.
Watchmakers and Manufacturing Jewelers.
All kinds of Jewlrvand Silverware made from
Xa.i vi' It-il.i anU Silver. Kmj ravine's of rverv
deecrii'tiim. Seal Prefses, ltibhon Stanus.
I-
The untlcrs
URNITURE I
ineil lins on liaml a lufi
issortiucnt of
Single rcals - 50 cents.
i't the
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
W.1I. i! O !.!.. :5.
His place of bn-dne-- in ioldtrrtn!
A"nrehou-e. jnt below the Tvlrrwph Ollice
I'ronipt atlentioa jrivcu to
2IaiIc.y. Kloni-, Corn and Iio!uc
Repairing and Job Work.
Talien i:i eiclianirc IVtr Litnt'jer.
A l.i-L-e
us:;iu:l
CI.AKX
i: ADAMS.
Washinston
Furniture and Upholstery,
Also manufactures to order
FIXE CA1UNKT AV AUK.
JDOOIIS. WAIXSfOATIXG.
AX1) OFFICE FITTIXGS.
Eastern ln-de Cliairs eonstanlly on
liaml. On 'Washington street, ad
ioiiiin.ij the store of Xiilhtin iV (V.
U7-U A. COEICA.
Builders
RIATERiAL.
Al:l: KESPECTKIT.LV IX
I mv I'.ail.er Shop
on Wnsl.i, irf"ii street lati'ly
Druir st.irei I Ir. ('Olivers. ;uid
: 1 1 I have also cpened a tirat ciasj butuin es-
uHlirtiiuivut.,
the prnr.ic!
L forno d ttiat I have moe
to ttie lini'iihn
oeeilpied 1'V til
Pysiriet attn'inn to hir.iness. I hopeto war
luut a lair share ol 3 0111 patronage.
Late utuu
STl-KXDCEU.
Tho nndcrsitreeil hns hist received a large and
complete asortiaeut of
BOOKS.
SiAKlf.
IJI.I'M. :ml
Which nre of n hettef ' A L 1 V Y and w ill be
voi.l e lieaptur than at t hi'
!?i:txli 1'aet f.v ill l"r-eott.
All orders pn.mpMv aitendeit to.
AVe licrebj" notifr our
friends anil the public
generally that from this
time forth wc will cease to
sell for credit on any
terms whatever. We are
aware that in order to do
this we will have to sell
cheaper than our neigh
bors, and we are prepared
to do so. As we are
building we are very much
pressed for cash, and
therefore it will be better
for us to sell for cost than
to sell on ever so short a
time, no matter how good
the buyer. The facts in
the case are iust these: it
is a necessity with us to
have our goods or to have
the wherewith to buy
more. Of course wc do
not expect to do so much
business, but avc are de
termined to do what wc
can.
Unr Lumber lard is
now full and nearly complete.
Provisions.
Groceries,
Ihy Goods.
Clothing,
Hoots and Shoes.
Fruits,
II one-,
Summer Hats,
Hanch Putter,
Hardware,
Tinware,
Paints,
Oils,
Glass,
Putty,
Crockery Ware,
Iron and Steel,
Lamps,
Powder,
Fuse.
fcc., &
etc.
Irvine a
Keep on the "West side of
the Plaza. Remember the
sign over the door,
Adams KTreel
XIAJ Oi-lce.
tiJ-h.ilt l.l.-i I: ,i,.tli .
1IKI
Variety Store
Tsenda Barat;
From the Cliicinjo Jou) niil.
Your reporter had the pleasure
la.s! evening of lr.eetinir, at the Palm
er House, an chl-tinie Chicago ac
quaintance, 3Ir. IX. F. Straine, for
merly of the weather ofike here, and
a newspaper scrilte of some note.
Learning that lie had just returned
In mi an extended trip through Ari
zona, he proceeded at once to inter
view him concerning that region in
view of the present excitement re
gardinir the salne.
" Well, how are things in Arizona ?"
"Everything is comparatively
thriving and prosperous. Ilusiness
affairs tire in a Hattering condition.
A wonderful impetus has been given
to raining enterprises within the
past few months. Several important
mining enterprises have been pro
jected with the purpose of developing
mining properties on 11 settle of con
siderable, magnitude. Xumcrons
capitalists or their agents from the
Fast are investing heavily iu the
mining districts. Quartz mills and
mining machinery are constantly be
ing brought into the Territory and
put up, and several of them have be
gun operations, with good results.
The older-established towns are grow
ing rapidly, through the augmenta. '
lion of the heavy emigration which
has begun. Xew mining districts
arc being discovered aud located, and
the older ones are receiving numer
ous additions to their population.
Trade is brisk and the people are
cheerful and sanguine at the pros
pect of allairs now presented in the
attention which Arizona's resources
arc so generally attracting.
" You certainly present Arizona in
a most favorable light more so, in
fact, than I had thought it possible."
'Yes, certainly, it is deserving of
it. I am free to confess myself some
what enthused as regards that isolat
ed country.' Yet, withal, circumstan
ces f 11 1 1 v warrant this, as I can readi
ly convince the most skeptical, so
that my statements can well be taken
without the least grain of allowance.
I might add, that this being enthused
is not confined to myself alone, but, I
find also, it is the condition of nearly
every one who has visited Arizona."
" Yes, there seems to be general
enthusiasm on the subject, especially
here; suppose you have learned be
fore this of the present prevailing ex
citement here concerning Arizona V"
Should think I had. Have had
innumerable calls from persons seek
ing information of every conceivable
character concerning this new E!
Dorado. I had the pleasure of enter
taining the other evening, for over
three hours at the hotel here, several
gentlemen, among whom were some
prominent Chicagoans, describing
the resources of Arizona. They plied
me pretty close wit questions, looking
to minute and detailed information
regarding '.ie same, and manifested
great interest in what I had to say."
"What is your opinion of Arizona's
resources r.nd prospects V"
" The same as expressed by every
one who has visited Arizona and in
vestigated the matter. The mineral
resources, both for extent, variety,
richness and permanence, based upon
present developments, are simply
wonderful, fi"d beyond cavil or
doubt are unsurpassed in the world.
You will remember that in thecapac
ity of correspondent I became well
acquainted with the FJlack Hills and
San Juan excitements. During mj-
stay in Arizona, I had peculiar and
exceptional opportunities of becom
ing thoroughly acquainted with tran
spiriug events ami the residents and
visitors of the portions I was in, ami
obtaining a large amount of complete
and reliable information from person
al inspection and otherwise, concern
ing the mines witnin taeir limns, ami
1 eo(),i .reueral knowledge of the
mineral resources of the whole Terri
tory. Ill fact, I'm 111 it careful study of
the mining history of the Pacific
Coast, 1 am well conversant with the
subject. So, as regards Arizona's
prospects for extensive developments,
and an era of prosperity and immense
wealth. 1 think they are of the most
promising ilesci iption."
How long do you thing it will be
belote tlie.se prospects will i.bt-':a an
csi-tctici 12 icat.ty :
" They are already to a crrt.iiB es
tent enjoying a realization. It is mr
opinion, snbstautiated y those far
better qualified than roysrlf to ex
press an opinion, that Arilofta is on
the eve of a mining excitement Trbfch
will a licet tlie whtrle country, grmfrr
than any that lias ever been esperi
enced on the Pacific Const. If Tun
will stop to couMtler the state tT af
fairs in the social ami business r.'orfl
tit present, yon cannot fail to perceive
that circumstances are rapidly com
bining making t lie lime ripe for this.
' Yes, perhaps; but pray inform
me what has served to interpose,
wilh such a splendid showing, 1!iat
Arizona has not enjoyed n cuusntn
n'.tion of present prospects?
"That can be easily answered. Ari
zona has had much to contend against
more so probably tiian any other
portion of the Pacific Coast anil
seemingly insuperable obstacles have
ci instantly presented themselves
by opposing her developmeu anil
advancement. It would take too
lung to attempt an enumeration
of these drawbacks, but I will trv
and give you a general outline of
them. There lias always been the
strangest and most indistinct ideas
prevailing, concerning that wild, iso
lated region, which has been greatly
enhanced not only by Ihe halo of ro
mance which surrounds its early his
tory, but also by the vague and fabu
lous reports, which have occasionally
reached civilization. Its social state
has hitherto always been in a dis
turbed condition. After the numer
ous savage bands of Indians which
roamed about, spreading terror and
desolation in their wake, had been
gathered under control, aud the bard r
and enterprising settlers who had
braved the hardships and dangers ol
that wild country were about to reap
the benefit of the prosperity then
dawning upon them, civil war came
and completely revolutionized affairs.
During and after the war, the coun
try was invaded by the very worst el
ements of both the Mexicans from
Sonora and Americans, comprising
white refugees from justice from
every portion of the country. It was
a perfect pandemonium for awhile.
Another great drawback has been
the isolation and inaccessibility of
Arizona."
"Well, this certainly presents
things iu au entirely dill'erent aspect,
far from being flattering or encour
aging." "But this condition of things has
been entirely changed. Arizona is
not to be considered a wild and un
inhabited country. You will find
a population of over 13,000 people
scattered throughout the Territory.
Tucson, Florence, Phoenix, Prescott
and Yuma ere quiet large towns and
doing a good business. Law and or-
dcr prevails. The Indians are well .
under control; the largest portion of
them living quietly tin their res
ervations engaged iu agricultiral, aid
industrial pursuits. I consider one's
life as safe there as in Chicago. The
advancing strides of civilization have
broken down, to a great txtent, hith.
crto opposing barriers. There are
daily lines of. stages, telegraph com
munication and mails to all these
points and the mining districts.
There is a desirable, energetic and
enterprising class of society. There
are large business houses, churches,
schools and several good new spapers.
Most all the comforts and many of
the luxuries ol'civilization can be ob
tained. Several railroads have been
projected, and some are in process of
construction, looking 1o opening up
the Territory to the outside world.
One the Southern Pacific has en
tered the Territory and is advancing
into it at the rate of a mile and a hal f
per day. ThejAtchison, Toptka mid
Santa Fe is approaching nt the same
rate from the east. The Utah South
ern will continue its road across the
Territory to the Gulf. The Tucson
and Gnavmas Ilailroad will be built
from Tucson to G nay mas. Tom
Scott's Texas Pacific will also cross
the Territory. AY hen these railroads
are completed the possibilities for
Arizona's development and wealth
will be simpiy amazing."
THE OI.OllK DISTRICT.
' I suppose you have read of Mr.
Hesiug's letters and the interviews
recently appearing in the Chicago
papers."
"Yes,ntKl I hare taken great pleas
ure in their persual Iu my oppin
ion, they are the best letters ever
written uboul Arizona. Let me add
right here, that llmse desiring iiccu.
rat,', detailed and reliable infoi mil
lion can find it in those letters mid
interviews. A careful pcisual will
give them nil the information neccs-
.-ary about thoe portions of the Ter
ritory through which he traveled. I
have lvei! over much of the same
poitioc&of the Tenitory and can
1 ccouiiiu nd them tor ptrcual."'
To he .VH ".":'" Xf:tu;-d.rv.

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