The Phoenix herald., May 28, 1879, Image 3

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THE PIIQiXIX HERALD.
A KM l-h;MKi t: i t T 1 OK.
rdursJaj-. May AH. 1S7U.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Meeting 7o-mcrrcw
io Consider ihe Same,
Nig hi
A Hireling is called for tvinnrrow
evening at 8 o'clock in 1 lie Court
House, for the purpo-nj of forming
joint stock companies, for the con
struction of a liotc-1 anil the improve
ment of iiio jilaza. The ii!e:t is that
f Jmljje Porter who lias carefully
canvassed both propositions and feels
f-ertain that llicru will bono ('ifliculty
in carrying both objects to a success
ful completion. Every person who ;
li.ts an interest in the welfare of this
city in earnestly requested to be prcs- ;
-nt :it the mecJiiijj and Ux'.k over the j
matter. The following plan hns been j
suggested for the hotel proposition .- j
Tlie incorporation i.f a company, sell
ing slock and the building on some
suitable location of a two-stiTr hotel,
at a cost of about $10,0:W. The build
ing could be easily routed to an expe
rienced hotel man. and we have no
doubt but every room would be c:i
aged long before in completion.
J ich an enlei prise has long been
ner.lo.l in tliis city, and too much
haste ennriot hs displayed in taking
hold of the matter and pushing it to
a "iicceasful terminal iou. 11 liiis is
not done now. our citizens will Jind
to itieircost that cur proirres will
fill tier much, ."since the constructio
f the railroad, our city has bren vis
ited by men ofcapital seeking invest
ment. They find the lodging houses
tilled to overflowing and are com
pelled to hunt around town for a
place io sleep. The result is they go
away disgusted. I'nrenix wants a ho
ld and mast have one.
For the improvement of the plaza
i suggested the incorporation of a
Pari; Association, Sxinjr the fee at
lti anil monthly (itiBii ol 1. A liosra
of Trustees would have clis.rge of the;
work who would appoint a Superia-
tendent. Secretary and Treasurer. The
Superintendent would have charge of
the improvement, and need be the
only one t receive compensation.
The plaza at a very little expease,
could be transformed from its present
unsightly condition to a thing of
beauty. I5y all means attend tlie
meeting at the Court House to mor
row evening.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Chew Jackson's Dot Sweet Xavy
Toliacco. !
Work is progressing rapiiiiy on E. '
Irvine cV (.'o.'s r.fw ricihliug. vliici. '
wiien comnhted will be the finest in !
Phienix. I
If j-cni want Hii! h:a ls. T.' lter-heads '
CirU. I)odgirs. etc. I'lii-'.Ai', call at'
tiie IIEtt.vi.o JoU Kooms.
E. Irvine & Co. w.-iv.'! yesterday :
a large coiisiirnmeiit of lumber from :
the mills of (i. V,". Curtis, 1'rescott. i
For building lumber at bed-rock
prices, address Clipper Mill lumbe-
Com panv, i'res':ilt.
Good bath tub for sale inquire
the Posoriice.
Our streets, "during Monday find 1
Tuesday, were unusually alive with !
team from Maricopa atid Prescott, i
tiuloadiii" frei'dit tor our merchants. I
tuite a number passed through town j to time ia the columns of The Ilm;
lor th". mining districts nurih. i ald.
Last Saturday evening a band of
stoc.k. the property of J. M. Castena
d: of this city', stopped over night at
AguaJ'ria station, on their way to
'I'onto Basin from Mohave reunify.
There were a! o ft 1)00 head of cattle,
and 200 of horses, sheep and goats.
The grazing around that section is
unsurpassed anywhere.
We have just received from M.
Gray, 117 Post street, San Francisco,
an exquisite llltle ballad entitled
Grandfather's Home. It has simple,
heartfelt wortls, wedded to a mslodv
that lea res a lasting impression on ;
iiiu uf.iiei ; mat niiags io incmiiui
inc gi-ou oui iiiiiu sonss, 1 1 ni ijaKen
Bucket, Old Kentucky Home. Lily
Dale, etc. Mr. Gray informs us that
his California sons:. Where is Heaven V I
has caught the fever of popularity in :
tie Kastern Stat'-s. which means" or-1
ders for from 100 to oOil cotu-s a da v. !
j-iiner ol iiiesii twri pieces will
mailed on receipt of S cents.
be
PERSONAL.
Gen. Wilcox is exected in town to
morrow. Judge Silent passed Omaha on the
19t!i in. st.
Mr. Calderwood, of Agua Fria sta
tion is in town.
Cant. Eagan, I". S. A., arrived in
with Fort McDowell.
I nomas Cordis, V. S. Internal Rev- ; e.occ.
cnue Col 1-ctor, arrived from Prescott ! A .s'iO.000 fire occurred last Snlur
on Monday. He is looking after ; day in ' the V.'nssau Lii:eed Oil
Lncle Sam s l-lerest.
I
.lames Stewart, superintendent, of;
ii!mcr, Salisbmy it Co.'s staae liin-s, '
passed through on last night's coach!'
' bound for the railroad.
Thos. M. Cash, special freisht agent I
for the Southern Pacific railroad," a-,
rived from the north last evening and i
will make a short stay in Plumix. j
.I.F.Chittenden, front California,!
called on us Monday. He contem-
plates establishing a imsiness here of I
manufacturing plows, and other farm- i
ing implements. j
J. F. Xesmith, of Portland, Ore-'
gon arrived by private conveyance i
from Yuma. He has gone to" visit
the Tip-top mine, in "which he is
largely interested. j
Farmers and Builders.
And all persons wanting Building
lumber at Bad Rock prices, call on or
address Clark it Adams.
Jt Prescott, A. T.
For Wale.
fir wilt exclian'."! for 1 -v arid
fllo-id Poland -Maree f'i-. r.c
Walker. California. Ai,. sin;
JJjcalues. latpure al i'li ;;v :i i .-. '
T'-n:::. Per"
i hv Ii. I)
r yf -i ri-
i-"c:a ix;
GLITTERING GOLD.
Many Tons Containing the
Awaiting Reduction.
ame
Cautiou3 Cushsnbery at
Work on tho Vulture.
A reporter of the Htii.u.d returned
last evening from a vUit to the north-
eusieru portit'3 of Maricopa county,
and learned from Messrs. Cusheubenr
and l.ourdwell, the following infor
mation regarding the property of the
Central Arizona Mining Company.
The mill will be locate ! on lue vet
bank of the ECasuyatiipa. at the Iowa
of Seymour, 48 miles northwest ;!
Phcsnix. The mines are nine miles
west of the mill, and fourteen miles
south of Vv'ickenburg. Mr. Cu-hen-bery
did tiie first work on the Viii
lui in ac.i new returns in IS70
to again work;!. Millions have been
extracted lro::i it, and it long since
ceased to be a prospect but i:; a we!!
-1'
developed mine.
ie (Joe
i-
w--)ri:-
1H2 15 3. leftt, cat: tunnels, arms una
inclines in every direction. Ore has
beta taken out to a dentil of U0 feet.
til us
In
jvin.' It leet ol ore exposed
expos
in the main siialt. llv.
present are employed
and they are engaged in
the debris so m to a!
room for the birne force
i 1
men
at
leaning out
. w wo i king ;
that w ill be :
employed v. i.en tin
Tile ore will average
six month's contract
jnill sets ready. :
JC! rier t n. a!
has been -riven i
to the Cerro lioitlo Ereicrhting Coin -
panv for the haulicg of ore from the
, mine to tiie mi!!, the price being rs:3
per ton. Tlie contractors w ill cov-
I mence hauling ore June 25th. The
S ant ire force a:- the mill numbers 2'2
men. Only five carpenters were at
1 work on Momiav. A tieluv or three
! week lias been ' experienced by the
! non-arrival of l:i,.iber. Yesienl.iv
j morning' ox teams loaded with 10,000
! feet of "lumber arrived, and the bal -
j auce en route so no further delay in
' that direction will be experienced.
i r'l.-rL- A- A.T j,,,c Pr.-f,.,i t ot-o t-m-
! plviiig 'tue lumber their contract
I catling for TJO.KC't leet.
! The mill building is U.sHO and
will contain forty stamps. The tirst
twenty will be set at work sometime
brtween the first and tenth, oi" July,
the remaining twenty abotit thr.-e
weeks later. The stamps weigh 7o0
pounds each, snd drop SO times per
minute, and rich stamn has a cara-
city ot two tons every twentv-tour
hours. The or" passes from a large
bin into two Iilake. rock breakers;
thence is fud to the batteries by tisht
Challenge ore feeders two auxiilar- ,
ies indisiiensible to economical ouartz !
milling. Tiie mill is supplied with '
eight llendy cosiecnfrat'cs. O-ity '
twelve men will lie n--::!:.-. ii .. i
the entire machinery ot th:; :ni!l.
Wiien completed, the entire expendi
ture will not be l.-ss thm ?4i),()(.0.
II. . io:irdw nil, at tiie firm of
Boc.rttweil cc Uoger-', Han I'rar.cisco.
is superinfendinir the erection of the
r.:;!!. Tills eeiiiieriiai: is well known. '
I bavin? trerled nuartz mills in nearly 1 1
crery import-.-L mining district on j
,!!(" coast. lien the null connnen-
ces work the company wiil employ ;
I not less than iit ; men, while the pres- j
i cut lime the entire torcc docs not ex-1
l cced 50. i
! This cnterpris.? cannot but ! sue- j
' cessful. r.nd v. ii! bo nf grr-.-it beneht
I to the Territory nt larye. and Marico- ,
P1 county and th.- town of Pho-nix i
in particular. The operations of this j
co111 puny will he. watched with inter-!
est- ::n wiH ,je chroni led from time
MOHAVE COJMTY,
A Prospect cf Better ar.c!
Her Times.
Live-
A. Kimble of the firm of Kimble
Bros., Signal city, Mohave county,
arrived at Seymour, Monday cveninir.
i whera that firm have opened a branch
store. He informed a IIkkai.d re
i porter that limes were still dull at
Signal city, but that tilings would be-
jor;
long tae a uttlerent course ana
enliven up. W. A. Fuller has on the
road a five stamp mill that will be
ore'
ed on the Silver Queen mine in
Cedar V
west of
alley, about miles norlh
Sit'iial eiiv. About fifteen
uien are now ompioved by tlie Com-
panv in inakintr tlie mill louimation
and building a road, so that no delay
wili occur upon the arrival of tlie
machinery. He expresses tlie belief
that work will soon be resumed upon
the McCraekin mine by the old com
pany. Mr. Kimble left Sevicour yes
terday morning lor Signal.
! d
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Indian Territory
is infested with
Iawlsss wiiite men.
"William Lloyd Garrison died in
Xew York last Saturday night at 11
Works, at llrooklvn. ew York.
The lire in Watson's I'nited States
bondeil ware!ifase in Brooklyn, will
result in a loss of nearly a million
dollars.
Th Catholic Cathedral, Fifth ave
nue, ynv York, was blessed last Sun
day. The building will hold i ver
111, 000 people and hns cost so far,
.-i.ii0il.()J0 and sd'iO.UOO wiil be re
quired to furnish it.
The Whipping Post hns hern re
vived in Delaware. One while and
iire colored prisoners were publicly
whipped last Saturday at XeneasJe.
The strike, of longshoremen still
troubles Nv York shippers.
Frederick Billings, formerly of Cal
ifornia, has lie -ii elected President of
the -Northern Pacific Railroad.
The wool market in Boston, la st
week, footed up to nearly 0,000.000
pounds.
Gen. Grant kaves Yokohama for
San Francisco irwout the latter part
of June.
Troy Dye charged with the murder
of A. l Tuilis, near icrauionto. has
been pronounced sane, and v.iil be
liangr
mo;.-jw.
2URG AND SEYMOUR.
:ess snJ Prospect
Tv,3 Towns.
oi inec:
Armed with a bundle ol sauinlo ;
copies ofTuE EliutAt.o ttlie only semi- ;
week!' in Arizona), and a receipt ;
book, our lightuiuir canvasser left i
last Sunday morning for a trip to
Seymour and Wicke.iburg. The first
named piac? is -ly miles northwest of
Phii-nix and was reached in eight
hours in one of the Ihoroughbrace j
wagons of Gilmer, Salisbury x. Co.
This town has its bitili in the com- '
; meuceuiL'U'. of tim erection of the
j mill of tlie Central Arizona Mining j
' Company. At prtsent it can poll j
; fi'ffy votes, but inside of the net six
month j ne bespeak lor it a popuht-;
i laliou ten times tui.t number. It is 1
named al'lrr J. M. Seymour, treasurer ;
! of the above named company. Most
of the people there are
lroiu ti?nal
;ci; . Three Ltre';, three saloons
two
i hotel's, oni restaurant, two laundries,
1 one butcher s'.iop. one blacksmith
i shop, one barber and feed yard coin
' prisu the business portion of the com-
m unity.
! l. r.-na-a oi uns cay iiks h
store in charge ot Ed. Kirkiand. A
! lent is now used as a place ot luisi
nes. but lumber
used in i mi Id in
is on hand to 0i
I.. Levy of this city h:is the Pio
neer to-.-j in a large name building.
Levy also acts as postmaster liniii one
is appointed : petitions lor two par-
ties having been sent in.
Kimble Uros. linisli 1he list of
store?. They are occupying a large
: aaobe tut.. ,::ig. shinglf) rowi.tue projv ;
! erty of Brown & Daniel of Fhienix; ,
j Goluwater of lVtscott is putting up a
i building for a store, that will be ready i
! lor occupation ia a few weeks. !
! John Cociy is running a large, hand- j
i some saloon and is doing a good busi-i
I ness. liu has one of the liuest billiard i
j tables in the Territory. Charlie Tor-j
ry of this place is tlie mixologist. j
I Conger James, in the same line (
' of business, are directly opposite,
i Their billiard table is an excellent:
! one, never having bem unpacked be-I
' fore. Tilev lire well Tiatronil'i d '
i iiouenburg o.' n ebcr have a place
fartlier up the street. Charlie Webber j
runs the eslabli.-iiint-ni. llis paid, !
Cits, remains in I'rescott. j
G. A. Strickland of Williamson j
1 allej', is running a hotel. His pre- !
cnt quarters are but temporary. Lum- ;
ber is expected daily for the erection i
I of a permanent hotel. Owing to the
i presence of the senlh r sex. every-
tliinrr is neat andciean. Tiie location
is next the pioneer slore. Mi. Strick
land lately removed '.'rem William
son Valley, where he kept hole', and
is well known.
Mrs. i'ach wood, of Mohave, keeps
the other l:::'ol.
-'. c-
!o.-::ted at the
'iivelv? his iiiou jo a leeii yaid and :
corral adjoining, where those wish- '
ing a riding animal to visit the mine .
can be ;:c--imiiio luted. j
A heathen Chinee is also doing a 1
small business in t'la restaurant "line.
'i'hcf.e people have moiiorrnhzed tiie
undry business here as w ell as else '
w.iere
J- -del. :o;m
smith shop in
is lit'.ilding !
the li.irthern
. black
part of
n-wii.
A. H. Prtp'c
is supplying t'lepeo-
pie with fresh meat
, -dotiat is run-
ning the shop.
Eritz Brill fiirnishes Ihc vcgetablrs
from his ranch some nine miles to
the no; Ui. lie makes regular trips
and has quite a trade,
evcra! buildings are in course of
construction and strangers arecontin-
ualiy arriving and tlie luture is very
bri'-bt for tiis section.
Wiekenburg, twelve miles to the
north is slill there, in all its ancient
glory, which is about nil that can be
said about it. It is the base of sup
plies for the Vulture mine and other
locations ni that section. At this i
point is a postoilice, express office j
and an oflice of tiie military tele- !
graph, and will no doubt, upou the in- j
crease of mining operations in that .
j section regain some of its former im- j
j portanee. There is one store, two sa- j
loons, laundry, and boarding bouse. I
I Henry Wiekenburg still lives on his
j ranch just outside of town, where he
i has resided since tsij:;. Mrs. Hamil
j ton keej'S the stace station, and trav-
er can be assured that an excellent.
meal awaits them at this point. j
XKW ADYKKISEMKXTS.
I C, 5 w. 1 1' ". v
6 u a
Stc.ln. fr.
orv.vr of Ti:
l t'lickskin
n the
h.-'le n
ll the southeast
liL'hr of Mav 7.
lark", lt'coa-
I'
l. on l :
lr.arki-d
n.-l the f
lne pair o)
ilts s'-t in u-r. in th.: simae of
lir amrlhvsl !crvr bullous,
s in r:u i." A piece of C'llth"
I' li i;lu.:n. A huiich of keys
ilv-six dollars in coin. For
i sl;:r. One
wirii f:ar p'?.r
miin's :ol;i w:;
.unl aooitt tv
r-'ti:rn i
f Ih. proi.--iv to the IIr:i:.T.r of.
-.vi.rd wiil lie paid. ;md no
qaeslious ukuJ.
For Sale.
( 5 "a ACKFS JlKSKIiT I.AXO FOR
)!r r rif(. Ii.qi.ire of l.io. E. Lo
rinc, at Kxpn-ss C':!ice.
hprirr Sale.
)Y VIRTt'K Of- AS KXEf'fTIOX I5S-
! a Rt;i ..fit of tim Ilistri.rt Cn'i't of the
Seennd .Ti:(iii'i;,l JHio riet in and lor the county
I of .Ma iot ii, itnd Teriiniry of Aristna, in the
; ni: of Miirnel I.. I'era'ia n'r.i'itiff. and Jerainst
! T. Iloaa-and (tenri-e II. Kimh!e. rartnra do-
in; leiinef-s on Ipr ilia lirfn nanif and Jv!e of
jiie A-izi.n.'l .Mining and smeltine AVerl s
: !np:oiv itfeiiilii!it5. dn! r tested April loth,
; A. 1. IS7':l. I hr.vo levied iii'.tn lh fo lowing
j dfferib..! proprry of s i: 1 def ndants. to-wit .
I I'nfpvide.t oTiP-'hlrd loi nf la:lintrs known us
j th. Vii'mre taintf1; lirelc furr.nee ; tot rf
biiek. 1 Pro more or lss; I. r i f elmrcoal; lot of
. lnml-er, e- us'stinir of Mpiare li;-,hrri seantlin'r,
I iioard. A-e. a.01.0 f. et. more or less ; section
i sbi j rle n.olii'r; thre twear ironi f ir turnare;
; nt'c piee" boiler ir:n; its jda-f.nm F.i'ei.
! il'aiib:.n'si-;; one a.y eealei;; oue grindstone
t ore windlass; i nn elttek.
l'ublifi notice ia hereby piven that on
Jlonrtay. t!i Ifitfi J)ay " Juno
A. I. JST'l. at t'l o'elock on r'-ar ilay, in the
lon n ftf I'lioo-ix. ni'iTity if M:oicopa. Terri-lir-if
Arizrioi, I wilt 11 pit tlie ritrbt, title
at.d interest of fi;ii.I I). H fnf end lleo.-jre TI,
Kimhle. the lef,-ndnnts in Hie abov.3 deseiibed
pr(-ertv. at jnibMe miction, for carh. to the
l.ia'To1! bi Iier. to satiety hTid execution , or to
u.och tijorcof a, may h.
Tlrs "31 cay of Mny, 1&7;1, Coun'y of
Maricopa. Arizona.
V. s TPOM'.S. SLeriSr.
E. T. i; .T--!!.',se.v. Hrpuly.
miscellaneous.
T li!'.m:ilion:il iioti'l. J4 auil SJG
JL Street.
ban Fra!Ka,:o. fil.Co p.nd SI. 50
W-i- tiny. 11. t . rminiee. I'roprletor. T-vo
Coui'yrd co:u.ln3. wilh the nuiae of the
i.it. i ill ulvriiv" lie ill wailing at tbe
taadm to convey passfiijiera to the Hotel
life. i,v sure you gel into the right coach ;
ii you do Lot. ihey will charge von. tin
T T
Kmw nrd Caps. Whole-
JlX sale aud Keiail
s o. 15 Kearny st reel.
Cm
San l-'raucisco.
1 Hi.-k-' Co.
'rHclical Kook Binders
J and Itlank Honk Manufacturers. Ni
.!:- c'trfy slrcel. ii.ar Monti-orncry. Saa
Fran-ris-cu. lilsiik buokri ruled, piinted and
bound to order. tin
Berrv Jl- I'lue-'. importer bmI Dealers ia
Mining Ensjiiii'S. Saw MilkJ. Steam
Pumps. Portable and Stationary Eiiine.
Slump ViiUa. .ir ConiTiressors and Rock
Drills. Vood and Iron Working Mr?chlner-.
e-t'.-.. fie. Catnioaue ent uu application.
Market s'.rjel. head of Front street. San
Francisco. em
L. lih.iu. I. D. S.. Dentist. All
branch- of ti:' Itental art done in
prior;-;, and satisfnotioTi irtmrnTiteeil. SontU
'ves! cirar of Thinl and Varkiit street.
Kniratic-! Xo. H Third street and 7U3 Market
strfft. Siiu Fran isoo. tin
"Va.-lecuii A" C. Iuiuor lers ard Af flnnfjip-
: 1" turer. of Jleti'j Fur:
rnihiutr Goods. '
oi.:
and t Kearr.v Ktreet. corner of Market. !
an t
ancisoo. siurls readr made and made
order a specialty. 3m
B. & J. S. DOE,
WhoU-aie aLd Retail Dealers in
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS,
Sash Weights. Sash Cords. Pniles. 4c.
4-1. 4t and S Market street.
San Francisco.
Cnl.
Seatl for Catalogue of sizi: and prices. ?m
.ELO.C'S r.'URSEFIIES,
Los Angeles. Cal.
The
Larc"st ?nrl flost Conplo'e Slock
Seml-Tropicai znd Northsrn
of
Fruit Trees, Evergreens,
SHRL'ES,
FLOWERING PLANTS,
ROSES, &C.
V-ead for
('iitaioerH aud
Price List. Frc'j
to ali on ;
1'1 uaTioa.
1'res ihkI l'l:u:t
depot free .f tLur;'
ted and delivered at
4ui
3. CARLLIS & CO.
Wholesale and Kelail Dia!ars iu
Foreign end Domestic
FRUITS, CAXDIES.
XUTS, GROCERIES, ETC.
Cloodit C'nrcrully racked
Shipped.
end
151 Main stre-jt.
I.os Annies, Cal.
Poftoftice Fox r.0.
pico house,
Los Angeles, - Cal.
Firt-C'laH.
JOHN" WHTTXEY.ir.SMnn.
Ho for folazatzal !
I The tinder-icned ha opened a .tore at the
j "Mazntziit mines and mill, where can be
i foaud a full assortment of
(.KOCERIE8 & PROVISION'S
. . . .ALSO. . . .
MIXERS' OUTFIT,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES.
i Cive nif u call nd see for your-
solves that 1
A T Pitic i: s
Thai will prrvpnt vou from jroing to Ic
DowcII or Vcrdc.
C. M. CLARK.
Notice to Farmers
Persons deeirinE: to purchase machinery
of any kind will do well to order the same
through
J. A. SMITH. Agent.
for Frank Brothers. We are ready at short
notice to furnish
Mowers,
Reapers,
Headers,
Separators,
Engines, etc.,
4sd to gl'. lilac c;
i the Fame.
J. A.
E,iiiitla.
GOLDMAX & CO.
iffy Thousan
-
Assorted Merchandise
Jdst Received at the
Huge Establishment;
DIRECT FROM THE E 1ST, and especially selected
for this Market Mr. A. Goldman, comprising :
Latest Novelties in Calicos, Dress Goods, Shawls and
! White Goods.
Latest Styles in Fancy
and Gloves.
Latest Fashions in Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Trimmed and Untrimmed
Latest Fatterns in Clothing for Men, Youths and
Boys.
Latest Designs in Boots
And, in fact, everything desirable for Ladies, Gen
tlemen, Misses, Girls and Boys
The Whole Stock Has Been
Purchased for Cash,
AXD "WILL
OUR PRICE LIST
Will be found in the Store, where wc shall be pleased
to show everybody that we are
SELLING SO LOW
That Competition Becomes ah Impossibility.
Yours Truly,
GOLDMAN & CO.h
Dollars Worth
OF
OF
Goods, Underwear, Hosiery
Hats. -
and Shoes.
BE SOLD AT
For
Casl
ii
MISCELLANEOUS
H. Morgan & Co.
Washington St., Thoenix
-AND
Morgan's Station on the Gila River
Importers and Dealers in
Groceries and Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Liquors,
Tobacco,
Cigars, .Sec.
At prices to suit the times
0E0. E. LORING,
Dealer fu
rocenes
PKOVISIOXS,
FRESH NUTS
AXD CANDIES.
A Large Assortment of FLOCK
ou Hand.
'The Finest Brflnds of Domestic and
Imported
CICARS and TOBACCOS
In the City.
In Wells, Fargo d- Co't. Etprets OJfieei
Washington Street, at of
the Court Hoxtte.
asnters
CHEAP
Cash Store-
Removed to th Walters Untitling: on Honieffl
ma Street, next aor to tL
Printiiig Office.
Tba Attention f the Public is called to mf
well elected toe It of
DRY GOODS, CLOTttlXG.
BOOTS tc SHOES, GROCERIES.
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS
Whicb I propose to sell dn the XAvm and T.e4
Live principle. A rord .o tbe wie in Kufll-
cient. JTMIS MAMTEK.
Montesnma Street one door uboTe the ilEB-
alu Office.
E. CERMAIN & CO.
Forirardins and ('nmmi)aloit
Merc li ants.
MARICOPA - - - A. t
The citizens are informed that &
large
Lumber Yard
has been eslnblished and the bes
CALIFORNIA LUMBER
Kept for sale.
Semi for Trie t.lst.
Y. V. STRF.KTER,
Contractor and Builder!
ALL KINDS
OF MASON WORK
Nostlj- Executed.
Plastering and F retroeing Cnrrful'y
and )) ell jJone.
OrrtiT left with Linvillo Wilcr prompt-
lv attcntleti to.
fsy-Thc Nsiional Gold .Modal was award
ed to Braillov A nplofpon, for Ihe bwl Fho-
graphs in tbe I'nited SiaicK and tho
.'icDiia Modal for the rtt'pt in tbe world.
:n Jloatiomer--- ilrcct. fat 1'tii.ciito.