The Phoenix herald., May 28, 1879, Image 2

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T.IE PIKEXIX HERALD.
H Sl I- W EEKLY
GOSPER & McCLlNTOCK
KDITIOX,
- - Proorisiors.
Wednesday. JI,v i'"t. Is7!.
Tnr.nr. is not a day pusses but i a'.
tvc nre interviewed by persons ) fi'.i
in for small dvrellins houses. Tlnrve
is not an t nipry houst: in our village,
and from present indications t! -re
will be none- for a long time to come.
At least fifty families would, make
tli im their permanent home could
comfortable houses be obtained. An
other sreat drawback 13 the U'y'ii
rent out of all proportion ivisli :!u
price of labor. These tilings are au
injury to any growing town, for it
has a tendency to drive away fami
lies that should be onrr.ui aired to
abide with us. F.tni;:ie. give :t lo--.ii
a deirrec of nerr.taiiTce not otherwise
obtainod; fortney help to support our
mercantile stores, and also elevate the
moTal standing of a community. En
couMge the introduction of families
i our midst, by the erection of com
fortable dvrcll:o houses and reduc
ing von rent.
TriE Tre-icott papers are p.otv an v. .
catiqg the building; of a narrow-
fh nloMnt,.,-!
Sav.j;C v.. ..w... ...... ........
with the southern Pacitic at Alanco
pa. The JET nUrprite says:
With Prescolt as a railway termi
nus, the town would soon increase in
Wealth and population to a marvel
tins extent. Here would be the depot
of supply and transhipment not only
for the surrounding country but for
3tohate county and northern Arizona
Capitalists could be brought into our
midst witUout the necessity of endur
ing the horrors of buckboards aud
stages, and at their ease e.xamin? and
invest in out mines. During the
mimmer our friends from Phrenix and
Salt River Valley, could in a few
hours be brought out of the heat and
dut of the otherwise deiihitiil local
ity, and in the winter ur people
ou!d return Ihe visit. Flour, v-aiu
nd fruit could be laid down here
from Salt River and the fiila at
moderate cost, and life could be made
pleasanter and mora comfortable in
consequence.
Secretary: Sitekmax ha? writ,
ten a letter to John B. Iiaskin, an
ex-Congressman, declining to be a
candidate for the ottice of Governor
of Ohio; but throws out a hint for
the Presidency as follows:
"What I would aspire tt in case
that public opinion should decide to
make me a candidate for President,
would be to unite, in co-operation
with the Republican party all tile
national elements of the country that
contributed to. or aided in any way,
in the successful vindication of the
national authority during the w ar. 1
would do this not for the purpons of
irritatm;? the South or oppressing
theur in anv wav, but to assert.
and i
maintain the supremacy of the
rational authority to the full extent
of all the jwmers conferred by the
constitution."
If cm.- Aht Kiewe returned from
Phoenix where he says the people are
defaming (or are tryinpr to) the gruyl
nmme of "the only wiiite man's town
in the Territory Frescott- Just keep
on dearlt !eloved brethren, your vitu
jierationa ill fall hack on j our own
vile heads. Miner.
There is o1 a person of this place
but what worffd like to see Prescott
prosper, and tfie Hon. correspondent
knoitt it to be so.
Tok R(Mtrxso the discoverer of
the Robinson district. White Pine,
Nevada, was thrown from a buggy
and killed, at Eureka, on the 15th.
Mr. Robinson was well known
throughout Xevada, havinrr served
ono term in the Legislature from j
White Pine connty. He leaves a '
wife and two children besides a host
of friends in that State and Arizona.
The newspapers of California are
Bow tilled with articles, pro and con,
for the formation of a new party, to
be elled the "cw Constitutk n Par
tr." The Chronicle devotes nearly all
Its reading pie to articles condemn
ing Kearney. From present indica
tions, Kearney has the best of the
fi;hi-
The widow of Daniel V. Stone has
given j-2o,000 to the Young Men's
Christian Association of Boston
towards the erection or a new buiid
ing. Several other persons promise
liberal cenfributions.
TnE track oi a portion of a railroad
in Colorado, Las been laid over a
mountain pass, 10,2-10 feet above the
sea level. 'Tltis is about the highest
point railroad men Tvill ever get to
heaven.
The Senate has confirmed the ap
pointment of Joseph IT. Parish, of
Missouri, as Receiver of Public mon
eys at Florence, Arizona.
Wb are indebted to Hon. J. C
Campbell for a supply of Congres--i
mul records.
Tiik Ifousc hns passed thr, "Warner
.silver bill by a majority of twenty.
ffiy tlie Carson Trihww: It is
4Wi that i. t Mills, rrcsidriit f
tjUs Virfrinia untl Tni-1iee Kailniwd,
:- purrlwisefl ihe esinio f 3rirk
f IopkiiiK in the Centra Pari tic Ifnil
Tnnil. Mills 1sprobnb!v the wealth,
icsftttian on the Pncific Coast, not ex
pptinjr John Tackny. Mills owns
TXM),C00 of "Wrstrn Uufon strck,
ihe V. T. P, K,. the E.& P. P. IS., u
rreflt drnl of Well, Fnrr" fc Co. the
J?nik of f':iliffriii;t, ;u;tl hS :i V.:U I;
New Mexico
From the Alamosa Xcics v. a leave
the following."
News came up Thursday that
thieves had stolen the stock recently
tioui the Pecos mail route of the
Messrs. Oosirro.vf-s. Tht-r took all
the stock fjom three stations below
Frt .Sumner. It will t?.Xe all the
troop l-nole Sm lias to keep these
rfakfi t ia;ii i ncivcs in oraer.
Mond-y
A f.i.rlv of men came in
from Si;
ili 'l a i:inn
ill'lil ll.-U 1
A
iv, an t ru
iiorieu
l lie i.ame of .laiiic? j
en i.illod on the 1'inins j
aqotit 100 raik-s east of Sumner. Tlic
party started lrom pan Antonio i
lor Colorado, coming by way of Con-1
cho. Dunn -ot into a difficulty with j
Dr. Ti'.ornttin over a walking cane
which reuiii d in iiif- i-in.i wn s;
dcMth oi'tl.e inriarr. f'r. Thni:iti"i"i ,
Cii me n tu S'.iiii.'in" and t.-fi'trtd to j
pive himself up, but the magistrate I
would not receive him iis the crime
was not ccmiE!!!:d in this Territory, j
The Alamosa postofTre - ill us a I
nioni'v order rr:.c:i ::','c-r Julr 1M
I Jucitfe Havt. the nostinasier. has al-
! ready forwarded his bond to Wash-
uirrton. A Uirad ot f ii.inni. w mi ap
proved snrities was required and the
bondsmen had to certify to double the
amount eif property of the bonds.
Our KcierTat5oi.
The Citizen says that Inspector
Hammond made two jiro;os;tions to
i soive t "u o reservation ji;eMiou : tlic
i :i rt to extend the present reserve
! alo,) the north side of the liila t its
junction witli j-a!t river, auove pre.s-
CUl U,lml WH.I.-UK.-1.1. t."ii.L
, ah()Ut th
ree miles aoovc its tunction
with the Verde, on wh'ch many In
dians now live; the second to remove
the Indians down the Gila below the
junction of it with Salt river
In the
first proposition, t:ie Indians now
south of Salt river were to jo to the
north fide in lauds indicated, or
down the Gila valley above mouth of
6alt river. In the second a practical
abandonment of the present reserve is
conienipiate.I, an l tiie lac t tnal it
wouht invni-e an appropriatioa by
Congress, caused it to be looked upon
as a sort of last resort.
The department has adopted the
firsi-pauird rcpoi I. Tlic time of pi:t-
in it into actual lorcc. wc
iccn advi.c.l.
11,1, e UOi
Isaac C !atcman, the wnl-kunirn
mining operator, died at Sierra Madre
Villa, near Sun Gahriel. Lo Aogoles
' , , . . IT
COlillty, C3Tiy tills ninrEin. J.r.
Bateman v,as one of the pioneers of
the silver nmuit; industry of tins
coast, having first settled in Washoe
in tiie early days, and has since been
actively engajrea m mining projects
and the development of mines. lie
v.'fts one of the principal owners of
!he Xorthern Belle minr, and was
the man who first brought the mines
of Eureka dis'rict into notice, open
ing tiie Eureka Con. mine under
great disadvantages, the smeltin"; in
terest then being in its infancy.
Br. Bateinxi'. was in tiie -ilish yct'.r
of his age and leave a -.vife to mourn
his loss, as well as n host l friends
among liijh and low. scattered in
every city, town and mining camp on
the coast, to whom the name of Ike
Baiei'.tan was a synonym of enter
prise, kindncr.? and ;rord fellowship.
His (ieath v. VA be deeply felt in miu
mj; circles. t;r w-ierever Hicib was a
poor man sti urlii! to open a mine,
his thoughts turned t Ike Bateman
s ths man to rr.is or furnish the
capital. He x.rs larsely identifieil
with the mining industries of Ari
zona. .Mr. Bateman was an honored
Mason, having attained the L'od de
gree. S?tJ; Tlrpcri.
The York Ifrrnl-f of M?y 2 has the
followintr dispatches from Valpar
aiso, Chile. April IClh: TheChilean
gnuhoat Magallanes was attacked by
the Peruvian corvette Union,
tons, carrying 70 pounders, with a
crew of -lii'l men, assisted by the Pil
coniavo, fiOO tons carrying two 70
and four 40-pounder guns. The en
gagement took place off the mouth
of the river Boa, forming the harbor
to the port of the same name. This
river forms the boundary line, near
the coast, between Bolivia and Peru.
The two Peruvian vessels fired 150
shols at tin M'Jeallanes, which fired
for'y shells and solid shot in return.
The tiring of tiie reiu.ians v. ai tctj
wild, the Magallanes onlv being
struck once, and that by
a ricochet-
shot. The Ln ion then stoppea
firing and escaped with the
Pilco- !
mayo, which was badly damaged.
The Chilian ironclad Almirante
Cochran has gone in pursuit.
The mpnairerie establishment own
ed by .1. 3T. French, five miles north
of Detroit, was destroyed by fire Mar
22d, the elephant Sultan, five lion?',
a zebra, a leopard, stag and many
other valuable animals were cremat
ed. Loss heavy; insurance small.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arcade Bi
revery,
New Briclc Building,
Cor. Washington and Jefferson stroets,
PiKENIX, AiaZOXA.
oolett iPJare of Resort i;i Town.
JBK.EE AS COLD AS ICE,
wiiich v.c (ft"er for ealc by the
Glass, $uart, Gallon or Barrel.
HALOOt AXI) FAMILIES
I Supplied with BottJcd or Ke Eeer. Orders
promptly linen.
"j?Fli;a:jti giTc us a trial.
C. A. Lt'KE. Jo. TfTALHKIMEH,
BtisiuetiK Manager, I'roprictor.
CAL!FORf?fA OAKERY,
ADAMS SI R1ET,
Onv r.htck north nf
!( i:i iht rear of C
pl.,id"i Ssh und
Fresh 15 read AhnyM on 2Ia.nd.
RYE AND GliAFIAjf Bit E AD
nmdo to orJer; also
PIKM A. CAKKS.
fW'Vri'ctt to suit the t'lnv'ff.
i Lute of S;:n Bfr:i;ii'ii
MlSCKLLAXKOi'S.
Arizona Lottery
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
IGDvenor J. C. FREMONT,
Territorial Commissioner.
Michel Go"LTvATf-R. ' bank or mnx,.
rresideiiL, Treasurer.
In f.i-fMnni-p vitb tm fl-t nf th Le2ilni'
e.,-.nlv ot Arra Territnrv. nnd tlie
Friirlnm-i-iim rtf b" Cl-vi-rnor
lss-inl tbTCUMtlfr. a
ottbry!
be drawn M Prescott. A. T.. on Wcdnej
day, June 4ib, l?7i.
! Art of the I.oirilAtiir.
A" arf to aid -in The ronstru:iin of CflTvfcl
j TltiiMinc. n"fi for Tit support of lub!ii'
i Schools in the 1n;nrv o Arizona
' Bj- ti nact"I by th I.eialaiive Assembly of
: Arizona Territory :
.Section 1. It shiill h tatr-fol for. nrit the
j ripht. power noil M:itliorify in hereby ernoteil
r--r Tjjo pnol 01 ?"-.-mr years jrom Ti-e ix
diiy of l-'cbninrv lr1"!. to :'i!- Arizo-i: Ilt-ve!-,Iiiii-i!
f :or p -ny - a e.-rp' r-.ei -n orirniz'-n niol
xis'intr under .mil ay virtue of the taws of
the Territory- of Arizona and it nssirns. to
arire public lotteries at which, or by means of
hich monev may b- l.TjrfTlilv disposed of by
chance, anyth'ntr in t:ie hr,r"i this Territory
to tnt? ron'rnrv n"tivithan(f rtf. - tr.
Si--. 2 Th" CiVfrnor f ib Tr itury of j
Arizona, pvd hi sit;rrnr in onip. ami in tht-
vnt of xhf ai fleiiop. d isqnaTi fiT!.-.n or datli
of tbp Governor his lcrtt ftnhstiutr is hrrhy 1
njPinprt a Cnrnnii'sionrr 1o sujirrintpnI tht '
(lr-tivinc" nr (.i'tribnf ion of rr:7.s in 5ai-l lttr- t
! fs am! f-ich nf fripm. niiii fertifr to the cor-
' rectness thereot. etc.
' Sec. tl All lotteries iliairn under the pro !
1 vi.inn of this ai-t. shall be drawn in fomn
j oiiblic place to be designated I V the C'omniis- !
'sj.,,,,,, iftwwn tin hours of ten o'clock a. m. I
! ;-.d five i.vi. ck i. m , nrd in a n anner to be i
I ri"vei by .mU.i.i.1r. :
Sections 4. -i ard ' jirovn.e for the collection ;
oflen pr, t. trnm all prizes and ths wv ;
i nient oi iliea.!uie iutu :Lo capitol and school I
i tuna,
;
CertiEoKle of Territorial Treas
urer. I. Thomas ,T. Butler. Treasurer of Arizona
Territory, hereby eertifv tnut the Arizona
D.irotoi.ment Company lies 'h:5 lir.y p.li-d in
try oITiee i's act-eptjitice in Ti-ritinjf ot the net
nf T.-liich the above is a copy, ami has also
fled in my o!rte a bonH in the sum of twenty
tooiijinnd ilo'lnrs which bond has been nn
oroved by the fiovern'-r and :m Astoeiate
Jn.ttce of The f-'u-iretne Ci-nrt of A-ir.ona Ter
riioiy. o-itiditio-. d tor is f.iithfiil porforn.ance
ot tl,e provision of s'-'d act.
TlldMAS J Ttt'TT.rn.
Terri'o i-.il Treasurer.
I'rcscort. r'ebruars 20tl. lff.9.
Proelasnntioii of the governor.
Tr.'tlMTO V OI A KtZ'iNA. I j
Kxfci Tivn TJF-I 'T.. Fcbriir.ry 1S! 5 j
I, John C. Fremont, Governor of the Terrt-
torv of Arizona and ex-officio C'otniri-sioner i
to sope.rin"ii'i tht drnwinr of lotreris for the !
snpp irt of rhe public schoo's etc.. by Tirtue I
of the power and authority vested in nio by j
law. no heieljy desiirnafe as tha place where :
the-first If.Ttrry sha'l be ,ii-nrrn tv the Arizona
ltevelopment Company, th Theatre ia Pres
coit. the Capital of said Territory of Arizona,
and the time when the same shall be drawn
shall be the 4th dc.y of Jnae. 1S79, between tbe
honrs of 1(1 o'clock a. n. anil 5 o'clock p nj
Witness ha'-d and the yreat S'aT or" the
Territorv of Vrxona. this iXlrh da V of I'ebnt
arr A. D. IS,'.'.
Isfai.i .inns :. rnnMoNT,
Governor and ex-oSjcio Lottery Coninniaaioner
Tbe first Ijottorj nnrler th foreoinj? law will
be drawn at the Theatre, in Pretuutt, oa
JUNE 4th, 1870,
or rofitior, if all th ticket". ar t-w-inr HispTf1
.f m wbirli ofajiion thfre will t i'strib'i-fl
T"!'!TYOE THflrSAXD T"A"0 MVS
ini:n and fifty ioi.laus. in
prizes as follows :
One prize ot....
.Sin 000
.. U.nno
. 1.500
. l.noOeaeh
i'O eairli
irit each
Ji'O each
ill ram
1 't earh
10 each
V"' i'": " "'
1 lirte prices of ...... . .
Two iirtZKR f
Four pr-K of. .........
Seven prize of ......
Ten pr.Zv-sof .......
Fifty prizeiof
Fifty prize of
Ftf y priznof
Uua hundred prizes of.
TUT, MAXXKROF niSTPTTirTIOX WILL
bE AS F(jLLOWS:
Twelve tlionpaad slips of leather nnmbrrcd
frum oaH to twelve thonfund will bp publicly
deposited in n lariro plas? wheel which will
then be rlel and scaled by the Territorinl
Lottery Vmmissionf r. Two btirnlred and
eighty-two slips nf leather numbered in c
cnrilanre wiib th pri7.es annni need, wilt be
publicly deposited in a small plans wheel,
wliieh will al5 be rinsed and sealed by the
Territorial Lottery CommiMionrr.
A eommitt-e of seven citizens will be se
lected by th ticket holders to examine every
tnce of the protieediny.i.
Jioth wheels will then be revolved in slight
of the audience, until their contents are mixed
ainl thoroughly mincled. Th seals will then
1m broVen nI the wbeettt onened, and TWO
CHILDKKN UN OK E TEN YEA HS OF AO K
wiil be plafed, one at each wheel, and a prize
and a number drawn at he jmme time. The
wheels will then Ue eloeit and revolved, and
another number and prize d'awn. and this
process repeated until the 252 prizes are all
drawn. The holders of ticket bearing1 corresponding-
numbers will be entitled to the prizes
drawn.
Only 12,000 Tickets Will be Sold.
WhoSc Tickets $3.
Halves.
Quarters, $1.25.
Tht Bank of Arizona will act sit Traurer,
and all money received from safes of ticket
will be deposited thereto await the drawinjr.
i'rizes will ho vnitl tn tlavs ai';ar the drawing-.
All ordt-rs fi.r tinkers must be aeeonipa iie l
by the money, which can be sent in rinnk
Drafts on Hun Francisco, OertiSrates of I)e
7osit or J'n-ttal Money Orders, or by Wells,
Farr Uo's. Express.
AHiIrts a'l comtnnnications. nr.d niake all
d ruft 4 and money orders payable t the order
of the Arizona Lattery Ccptnany Prescott,
iteyiter all letfcrt eontaininjr drnTts ?"pnst
al order, i'o av.il ffirycries, buy no tic-tot?
exce;, of regular agents.
j MISfKLLAXKOCS. MISCKL LAX KOI .
Forwardinn and Commission Attention I
MERCHANTS, fTL -Svl?V
,,,co,, . . ; mmmm
Aler.. wholesale and retail merchants at ( O OO 1 0 '10001 l'K"7l ,r"'-,vl'.i' Hfrk ,
nmzm i&rH Nb uUUUo ucson, 1)7H?k,JJ phenix,
THE PIONEER SALOON. ! WJf' -
! BEFORE SENDING TO , ifjW
j CH APFS AM & AHEf?M7:Jj. 0 J Jt!i L V 5 :
! rrornrTor.S. AND ALEXAKDRA,
j I Sit J Street, S U KA3ir.5TO. " r-
i YKTront. t?rrvj:t8F.K. mti.wt- !
; Kcc sth! rhlinrli'lpl-ia I.Pccr t:--. r Ml - j
v.ays nn hand. Poli-c and atlenive bar- I
tenders ninays roady tf otnd In 1 tie wants j
of customers. A share of the public patron j Tj -
..to,,,. B:,lm.. yree! Bargsuns.
Nothing but the Truth. I W Iflii ffl lf!A
In Embroideries, from 5 cents a yard up- Bj jrj g Epjj K 0 M H g g g M yjjf fS H Eg
White PiouM lroto 19i e-nts a yd npirard. j ra (sj l na M & S Vm S S M B It
JN ew Store
And Flrsi-CIass Gccds.
.y
estaneda
Has opn-" h: fin "torti f fi'sf-flns roils in
the rr f'trin-rlT ttrrtipird hr ?f . Ij.
l"ernita, ot I'oeite the IMaza.
Our Stock Consists of a firn-ral A fsortment of
Family Groceries,
Wines and Lienors,
CHOCKERY AXD QUEENS WA RE,
Glassware, Clothing.
Boots and Shoes, llafs,
And Gents Furnishing Goods.
Hardware,
Agricultural Implements,
Tinware,
Ci'rars and Tolu
Wall Fajier. Klc. ;
I
Wh ltax tn of tli ipt utl trrt't "rrrfu!!y 1
si f-l .t"ks tf Furry arri ,:tli' ( iiH.t.s i
I l'asiir. Vm w;irrnrt ?ln- (iii.iliti vf our r;uds I
t m what we rprp:nt thprt..
j Our tiofwif. wiil ! n& lnr a th Fr.ni-1 j
I cla5s or juois an be purcliased any whnro in j
Call and examine our stock and '
see that we represent to von iiothinrr :
but the facts. J. M. CAST A EDA j
pnrrd tn rxmiifl h11 work in hit line in tlic
bt'-t ftyip at rt'iior.f'i.'it; rate?.
A ronmlf r' ns-ortmrnt of AKIZONA
Pt'ENKIiY ahvnyp on
A full line of Picture Frames and MuuM
int'F. j'icturcs framed to ordr.
U. H. KOTHHOrK.
SARfJETT, ELCCK & CO.,
Forwarding
AND
Oom mission
MERCHANTS,
MARICOPA. A. T.
R. E. Farrington Si. Co.,
Dealers iu
General Merchandise,
FORWARDING & C0MM1SSJ0N
MERCHANTS,
Jlaricopa, ... Arizona.
All freight cnnp:rned to our rare will h
promptly forwarded to any part of l ho
Territory.
AllICOPA HOTEL,
H. W. KLEIN, Proo'r.
MARICOPA,
:V. T.
The pntrortMjrc ot ttir traveling;
public is respoctfully solicilecl. The
table supplied with the best the
muvkpt all'ords ami satisfaction gnar
anfood. T!:r;r: vcicctablcs aud fruit for sale.
I
I
Ml Hi S I FRY
a m w mm mm m urn a j
G
Southeast Corner of Plaza.
j rj-'HE fNDERSKiNKT). IIAV1NO COM- i it- L'-J
plctcil !ilt now -all'rv-. is t.o-vv tin- i
A splnlid Btonk nf Fancy
N'-tt srvlfs f Sprincr Dress Gooiia, Rt
20 nnl -." cuts per yard.
Trin-.minc Silks from 90 cenrs a yard up.
tspKCIAL ATTENTION TA1U TO OA
IKUS.
Samples of every de-criition sent on appli
cation. Direct all iettr3,
L. BIEN,
224 J Street, P. O. Ko 3-JO,
SAfaAMIiSTO.
Fn-iiMTp Aural of the 1 )l V KS1 l( ' V
i'l.l: E'AITHliSS. Spriii; .St; lea just out.
Catalogues furnished free, on application.
lotice.
TT; vins' pst;iTliOip ! a Fur-ln';Tire AfTTiry,
; Mr. 1 lii-'ii vrili piv his iirr.'nii! attmiion to
nil iirii'TS f Ty kind mHi OS H tr nd
Shop. Furniture. C'nrf-kfry, Carpets, lillin
j try (i.icd.s, (Jnift-riv-s, ftc.
! Tifinjf in ronst.mt bi.n'n-fi relations nnd hrv
inir a 1i (UV'Uch iM-fiu iii'lau"- wi'h rM liit en I
I isf 1i'iks. .jiilics. in -rdprirtr through .;r.
Vitri will rri vt tlit itill h-nftit r hi fxp
j r'it4 nnd firil it m.rti td UTita-jeous ihuti
: tl-'ins: hir tvn 'n pjrntr.
I A i "It -.s lett-r-?. I. O. T'.ox 'MO.
! CALIFOIIXIA
Vanelv
Store
31. EDtVAP.DS. 5roprietor.
NOTICE Mr. Fidwards. havin? left for
San Franc;seo to seleet a new lot of Choice
Oeneral Merchandi-e. all the present Mock
most be sold cheep for cah to make room lr
the new, which will aixivein a tew days.
G TIE AT REDUCTION IX PltlCES.
The pnhlic are respeetfiiUy invitel te call
and examine ami jwlire for themselves. NflKt
ilor to the Phteuix Kiourinjr Mill.
rf-Nnf-kru'-v e TT, ! w i
At the rmcramme for the Grand
Oleiiinjr Nis;iit of
D. JONES & CO.'S
STAR COMBINATION
OF VARIETIES,
At the New Railroad Town of
M A K I C 0 P A !
JOES & MATTOOX, I'rorfs.
Trof. Jo.s. Cai.ifkiso.
JSltisical Dircclor.
Wm. IJrkwstkh, Stage lan:isj;r.
J. 51. JjOVEi.ace, Sucrelaiy.
ori:?viNfi jcir.HT grand itrst taut.
Consii'titia of Realty. T?.lnt and Wit.
Concluding with thf Patriotic. Finale En
titled the -Goddefs of Liberty.''''
Rones, - - - - J. Ca?oy
Tntcrlocutor.
Uondcss of Liberty,
J. M. Lovelace
Hillv lirewster
Hiss Minmu Browu
Olio.
MRS. H. T. .TONS. the Pacific Ni-jhtin-".ilo.
in her Rndccf of Serio-Comic Soiir-.
fotlov.cd bv BREWSTER. CASEY & LOVK
I.AiE. in their Great Specialty entitled the
"Two Rivnl."'
MRS. SENNIK BREWSTER, iu her Fa
vorite Ballads.
Overture.
ACT SECOND.
Roaring Farce, "Nau. the Good for Xoth
inc.,, Nan,
Buff.
Mri. Damon.
Butcher,
fr. F. D. Jones
Billy "Brewster
Mrs. Jennie Brewster
J. Caey
J. M. Loveiace
Miss M. Brown
IVKro.
Overture.
ir. nn(! ?.f;. Brcwetcr in their Celebrated
.Vt. Brnvo Wood.
Stn-'. - Mips Florence
Ri'svitation. - - Mrs. Ettell Ashley
Short Overture.
Conc'mlir.rr wilh n Melo Drnmn entitled
'The t-'intt ." written expressly for Jones'
Varirtit s. liv Wm. Brewster.
Old D.:i. a Kiher:nan, - Wm. Brewster
rirn'.c ( hk'l. ... .(. M. Lovelace
Heroii:-. - - - Jennie Brewster
Yni!!!L' Kish.i'rman, . - - -I. C"a.oy
Full Cliorr.. - - By the Company
Pirates. Fishermen. Ieaants. fce., &c, by
the Entire Troupe.
The music for this act if under the imme
diate direction of Sir. Jo. Califero, assisted
by Roceo Tobracco and Orchestra.
i'ine Vines. Liqnont and Cigars
Will be kept Ahvays on hnnd.
Jjf Huantifiil Yip'iiii T.adies constantly at
luuul to courteously attend to tlit; wants of
tho iriii'fctK.
Kir't ii!L-ht. roitiv'lv no FKKK LIST.
JONKS ,t MATTOOX. I'roprictoia.
J. Jt. Lo Li..v:t;. Secretary.
Wholesale
C orner of Ilafieopa auU Jefferson
Ov.r connections in Kentucky, Xew York and San Francisco enables n
to purchase direct from Manufacturers and Importers, ami haviug facilities
it) always carry a large stock, the quality of which wc guarantee, we can
sell at much lower figures than any other houso in the trade and can coii
fulently invite purchasers to call anil examine our goods before buying elsewhere.
i Have on hand a select slock of Old Bourbon and Bye Whiskies, Brandies
Gins, Bums, Port, Cherry, and Muderia Wines. Champagnes, Clarets,
ail terries, Liqueurs, Bitters, and evkhvi hino appertaining to the
LIQUOR BUSENESS.-
OR
S6a
53
i
11" We would call the attention
Wines, Liquors and Clears, tiie
Oi
sur
lied h' tiist-class houses in Han
i if 4 J K. J U
Poultry and
Largest Stock of Im- $
ported Fowl
the
on
Pacific Coast.
Carbolic Powders,
&c, on hand.
ir.r rr,.vi.-t!.iro Krmii'rs Iimvo l
great, expense. 1 will sell a limited inimber of choice jiigs VEUY LOW
to advertise my stock. I am also breeding -
Poland China Pigs.
From stocli imported direct from the rIa:-ec Companr.
Letters of inqr.irv, inc.losinjt stamp, chrcrfullly answered. Address
W1I.I.IAX KIT.KS. Importer and Urcedrr, I.os Ang les, C'al.
afc arrival of fowls ant! eggs
SuLCL-ssor to A. GoHlbcrr,
DEALERS IX
GEXEHAL
MERCHANDISE.
TIirliot. mice paid for nil Vinds of
country produce, llules, Grain, Wool
etc.
Orders from the country solicited
and satisfaction guaranteed.
GOLDBERG &. SON.
Scnr the new lall
mul Wentwoptli.
of Woolsej"
Tha Magnolia Saloon.
MORROW & CO.
Proprietors
Y would respectfully aotify the public tlit
we have opened a Saloon in the new
FUAJIE BUILDING on the
Corner of Washington and
Montezuma Streets.
Tfee erv best qnuMty of "Wines, Ltqnorsafid
Cinra alwny on baH nrr?soM at
iricpi to suit the tinges.
Ciive Ub u cuil
10-tf I
i tjstick & co-
;M O I O 13 I" DEALERS IX
8l Son. GENERAL
Liquor Dealers
Streets
Phernix.
TED A&a'D DOMESTIC
co:i:Missurr-s to our very select stock:
lolil y of inch " ill equal aiiTthinjj'
:'. iici.-co or Eastern Cities.
:U tei L
Berkshires
General Pacific Coast
Agent for Ameuicax
Poui.try Feed. It will
make your hens lay
and prevent disease.
oen i!.ii)ortt-(l hreot troni l.nrland ai
guaranteed. 3 .-u
AND
OUTFITTING STORE.
T II E
Pioneer
S tore
OF RSAR1COPA.
Fair Dealing Oce Motto.
Teamsters. Miners. Ranchers
OK AXY ONE ELSE
"Will find it to their Interest
TO CALL UPON US
Bpfore Purehasins I'.lsfwhfrf.
Starke's Hotel,
SAX SEEXARDIXO. CAL.
5 Cents.