The Phoenix herald., June 11, 1879, Image 2

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tub rucExm he halo.
0!S?c3 M:CUMT3CX Proprietor.
Wxlnilay. June 11. rfa&.
There Is not, nor has there ever btci.
a town, seokinj; fiv.ir. hut whs" hu
a ct of chronic JU'arbers. Men wli.
bare co oceupjui.iu. nor would ar
ccptooeif wnnted, are the pri.icip:;
gralm. Titey see nothing that i.
praiseworthy or gvi, except ta theii
own conceited salves. Labor is as
taucb a stranger to them as the w.-rd
"gentleman," and as a consequent
they are only hftppy when villifyiiijc
those that are the b me and a'aew o:
place, and who are en.leirnriaj to
advance itg interests. Th.y pay n
taxes, having no property, no per
manent home; cure nothing lor n
school or churchts. aud in fact, have
little care f.ir the wants of o:hrr-P.-asnis
h;;s hr raeuiLs .is we!i a
ether places, ana ia the min. t;i-.-elaas
alwnre n-feird to are ti...
principal talkers Some are ktov.-I-ing
about the new Court If juae, oth
ers about the railroad, and every
thing 'else that dnes nut co . . nn t.T
their narrow views. Harlc-v
ty contains a lirge populmi m now.
and in leas than two rears it will be
doubled. Its farming resources art
unlimited. Its mining i-dutries are
being developed, and Its future is far
brighter than any other connty in the
Territory. At the present time there
are In the neighborhood of 14.000
acres of wheat and barley being har
vested that will goon be in the eratia
fit. J''D this li.rje amount w 1 not
supply :be demand, and supples will.
s a matr of necessity, he drawn
from California. These shipments
please the . g., and gives him a
chanch to ply his vocation with re
newed energy. In a couple of year.-
tnore these thiags will be regulated
2J larger area sown. It is expected
that 'withlu the next two yer& this j
ralley will supply a larjje portion ot j
the Territory with fruit, and a great !
tndny other things now brought frm
California.
Bw. Pact- Weses called in on u
yesterday. He reports that the time
are much improved in Pre.so-it, but
that unless rain comes soon, the farm
era will not hare crops, lie is on hi
way to Tucson on a business trip.
He reports the mines in the m i-1 .
borhood of Prescott loolctna well ami
that bullion will soon commence to
flow toward the metropolis.
ITo;r. Gidkox J. Tccker. formerly
if T. Y., is now fruitinpr the Prevott j
EnterprUe durin? the abssnce of It.-. ;
Welier. Mr. Tucker is interestinj :
himself in our mines to a large ex-j
tent, and bas won many friends in
Arizona. We wish him success in !
his new enterprise.
Got. Fsemoxt was to have left
New York for Arizona on Monday !
ia3t. He has succeeded in enlisting j
capital toward our mines, and we j
trust his brightest hopes will be real-!
ized. I
The Prescott Uirur is now lam- j
pooniugGov. Fremont, Judtje Silent j
and the lottery, and the latter is Re- J
verely dealt with. We are roxiously ;
waiting for the next course. j
Considerable lniiiJin.rU now r' .
Ing on in town, anil as soon as ti.
heated te-m is over a greater ninuOer
of builtliajrs will be erected.
Our streets daring the week hive
been crowded with teams loaded
with mining machinery und other
goods for our northern neighbors.
Mall Contract to be let.
The following are the V. S. mail
routes advertised for bids; service
from October 1, 1879. to Jons 30, 1532 :
40103 From Phoenix by FHvden's
Ferry to McDowell, 31 "miles nn l
back, three times a week. Leave
Pncenix M-.inday. Wednesday and
Friday at 11 a. m.; arrive at McDow
ell by S p. m. Leave MeD'iwe'.l Tues
day, Thursday and S turday at 8 .
m. ; arrjveat Piioeni.' b '3 p.m. B::.d
rsqnired with bid. ? 1,130.
40117 -From Tucwmi, hv Empire
ranch and Huachuca, to Tombstone,
95 miles and birk, thr-e liineu n
weak. Leave Tucson Monday. Weil.
Besday and Friday st 6 a. in.; arrive
at Tombstone in 20 hours. Leave
Tombstone Tuesday. Thurso-iy nnd
Saturday at 6 a. m.: arrive in Tm--mn
in 20 hour. Bond required with
bid. S-V700. Check. ?."53.
40113 From Tres Alanio. by Rich.
Held, Old Camp Grant and Mesavillr
to Riverside, 85 miles and hark, ouee
a week. Leave Tres Alamos Tm-f-day
at 8 a.m.; arrive at Riverside
in24 hours. Leave Riverside Thurs
day at 6 a. m.: arrive at Tres Alamos
in'24 hours. Bond required with bid,
f i.roo.
40110 From Date Cieek. bv Saint
Marion river to Signal. 65 miles and
back, twsce a week. Leave Date
Creek Mnrtny and Friday at 6 a.m.;
arrive at Signal by 9 p. m. Lt-ave
Signal Tuesday and Sntnr lav nt 0 a.
bj.; arrive at" Date Creek bV 9 p. ni.
Bond required with bid, $2,400.
40120 From Camp Thomas to
Camp Apache. 6 miles and back once
a week. Leave Camp Thnmn T ie
davat 8 a. m.; Rrrire tt Cam; Arrwbe
in 15 hours. Leave Cutrip Apiehe
VVednesday at 13 m.; arr!-e v! Cnmp
Tboma in 15 hov;rs. Buad required
4 M. $1,200,
7:1.1 p.xsccrr -KiR'
Aaainst th3 Sait R.v:r Valisy a; d
EurroR Herald: The Picrcoit
J iu:r, never wry k:;.d tow.i lie
p iiple of this vaney, h,u- lor ta ) tt
..1'iutli or two, Lceu nut-do.n iUelt
in ay;u bad tilings about St.Ii
.iiver Vailey and iu people, and c.
.iecia!!y about Piicecix and her in
lahttaiiis. As I happen to be u Ml:,
ii-riuer lor t;ie sheet, and oc
asl.ia'lv real i ' when I hav
i.ilulnr else to da, I have had thi
,:easure of rea.iiuj soaie vi;r3- nice.
r.i.y pararaiius c-ai-eraiag uty
neiiibors, and, of course, I could i u
a 'i.id t.iat so,u of it was in.Mut for
myself, although I am not one ol
..iijv) whilom residents ot Pie cott
h it the J.M.V charui terizes in such
-.lij.'.lit and ehate language, albeit,
i:ie of tiieut ate mi: ai our bes;,
.a t i::dus.ii-us and thiivia c.l.-
V.iattver the cliar.-icter f raei
.u y iiivc ti y wii.le ieiuiiigin Pv
.... a. 1. 1 l.s l. ;:i: y, i; :s n.n ki.i.i, t
.s.-y tiie le.u-t, lor tnc people of Pret."
.-tt r !:e i'rec-Jtt p pt i. w.ieu tiie
na e sett led in a iieijfliluirin lnwj
ui I u.uier the g.-nial mtluan.e of its
. i:tu .te, a. id tiie tei'.etai p.o. periiy
a.MJ.ul thea:, have beiMJl , in t
njiy tiiiivinj and prn.-per u hu.
lu.i.ai a. id upriiriii ine.:, to t li ill
audi .til Uiixni.l vv?ty a;oul tlie.n, Ufl
only reuii.i.linj tiieiu of w: at taey
wou.d pro.ia ly lie to f.ire:. Iiui as
it w.-re. waruin thei.- n.-ig.i.ior.
against them, by telni,j win-t thy
Acre atone time in their iivis. uu.-.ti
te tain d -moralizing intluances.
Wli. n ni- u hare oeen able to see i lie
error o. tneir ways, and I.ave de er
lu n.-d, in a new country, with mw
as.-o lates a id under in ie b n-gii in
llae.iees, le id a u.-tler life, it is uu-
eniiuaii iiu.i cruel to twit iin-m v. nil
tiieir liiiiu.-ren. a-o -latio.is.
Wliea, iiic paper retell A to
accused us f tlmanilia 1..5U
pi t. e- lor our pr. lu is, , t i 1 g ,k .t
itio 1 h.itlis.i lo 11 tie. 1 he q e . .0.1
0 pn -s li aiw 10 ivuhi.e i sup
ply ai;d ileiuaud. i.ave pa.d six,
e.m, leu an t nen le.ve c u.sei
piiilHJ lr potatoes ami cal.baue tioiu
lav.,p.ii county within liie p st two
yens, and e have not 1li1.uj.ht it
.lorui wuiie to t;o to the jii.i.c-. s and
growl or wniue iihont it T..e insin
iitiio.i that lar.ncrs neie wee di.-poe-e.
: to l.ur.i Ui-.r .ain raii.er ibun
seit it il a lair liie, or at st'.eh a
priee as the san.e qtinli.y of grain
C.illld be I:. id Uow.l llfle lliilll Callfi.r
U.a or other plaets, b . re lat e ,
and wicKe tiy falo. '1 li f -Ct is, t.ie
1 rice ol oariey :.t I lie ilep.it ai .ilaii
c.-ii.i isl 73 pel I. u. idled, ibe treint
is 1 pn la n oeii, wiucii wouiil make I
lianey i'2 10 ueli. ami we are selling
o.ir i. alley lineal 1101114,1 5u tol 73.
an we o.iaii not have e.ioiivh lo sjp
ply the OeuiHiui uii ti.e v. ar io iciic.
e liavc never bur. is. t no iies:rov ed j
any bacon or uanis, but 011 liie otner I
ha.i l liave soi i it al 10 t 1 ti 1 i i;t. per j
pound rii"!i it cost trnn 20 to cents '
per p'.un.l to l.-.v down the saiut ui ti- j
c.e rotu fa! ifoi 1; .a
Xaugi.ty and wicked s8 this pa- I
per i.a l een 111 lelin.g tiie s o. .is
ab.) e re er.cil to ali.iui lis, 1 cou.U
have bi r.r ie a'.i l.i'.s iu silence, k.l w
i.i thai sensible men voil"i enquire
it these tilings wele le: lly so and,
would ili.-i ovn' at last tlinl t ie p.ipers
Were wrong it they were no, nolo lo
tiuU a motive f..r the mi.-reprtstiita-tio.is.
liu; iviiMi tii 1 Miicr accuse I
lb .. people ot tiie Sut Kiver Valley
oj s andcri.ig fit. s.-ott, l.;al hurt; it
exitcd Ul.V ieclnig a. id I ivas f.ii.i to
cry out; why are we ace e ted ol iiiee
ti.i-r-. l i ii 11 v.iv did we sla. siler
Present? I iiir.l.c.iiately began to
make inquiries as 10 who hail done I
tiie 111111 iiity thing anil in wnat man- !
nert.i.y l.a 1 pioi e.i.ed in heir evil j
course. I
I l iun.l one h id slid, th it in times '
pi..-i the i'.e co. I !-c;s wne oluni
1 u..li l.ii.g i. thews .In tiu.1 the stage
c ...cii 01 t.iis d.iy, hu u iit in l.uud
poimos tif 111..1I mailer, on another
d iy i.!JJ poiiniis, on aiiotlier 2.U0O
j o 11 tls. 1 11 I th.it since ;1 e I trseott
Lit. la passed liiniugli Phce.iix, a 1 or-1
d...ar l o-l. 01 se wagon hu;r pr.s.-i-u I
jit-r Miigon. lia.l be. 11 ab.e to liars-!
port s.l I..e liiai.s ami p.-si-ngt rs
w.thoi.t tlo in le, a. id u uele com-j
pel.ed to ai htn wieiige that . tv. ,;s
wieUed aud slumlcruus t' say sULh
tni.igs.
Another had said that very niary
o! ibe fabulously rich mines of Yaa
paiionii y. we.e tiiualed far lo the
si.u'.h oi 1'iescott and much nearer 10
tiie railroad than Pren-oit ua.4, wil in
a.l probability, a year or two at the
fartneit, w.m.d see a wagon road di
ved lio:u those mines to the railroad
at Maricopa, thus enabling tiie miner
to b ive a great ileal ill f.eight. and
some timeai.d money in traveling, it
they ha 1 i-csion lo go lo Sin Fran
cisco. It was as many ca:i see a
wicked slander on ilia people of that
tivvn, and the Ulan descried to be re
piovi d.
An"ilier had sM that he consider
ed Sail Kiver Val.ey, a prospetous
place w.iii a good n.ture, if its peo
ple kne.v how to takeadvnntaueof it:
1 1 .t be cm sabred it a safer place
.h ill Yavap.n co.-.nty for a fanner to
settle in. for the rei.s'in that we depend
td upon irrigation to produce crops,
ai.d willi re sonal.le industry a tar
nier w:i certain of a fair average crop
of aim. s: s-n thing be ch.ve to lant,
while in Yav!ipii there was the lia
bility tint there might be a irv sea
son sometimes, so t!iHt bis crops
would be pinched, or theie was a pos
sible V that ti.e frost tiiiuhl rip his
com and bis potatoes, or ptihr.ps
even his pumpkin vines.
Anoth t h 1 1 s lid tint fnr certain
months, ti.e nmo:i, t of gnod shipped
overt.c lailroad, consigned to mer
eliHi.t in l:.ricopa rountv. exceeded
that ot Yavapai for the iime time.
lo b:- sure, an examination ol" statis
tics, sin wed th:t he wan not fur
wrong, but wo ild it rot her Ivpn Inst
r.s wt 11, perhaps lor him not to have
sai l it. However ft n 1 parents are of
their c hild en. tl ey often ci ae to
lire them ms !oi;ilv as in infancy,
wl e 1 they tret 10 1 larsre to whip.
A110, ii-r hud s tid that f-r eirht or
nine month nf theyi ar the climate
of S ilt River Valley" was Hip finest he
liad ever seen, (and he had traveled
n:ar!y over tiie whole elohel; that
for the otUtr three or fuur mu'nlhs i
.rasnuaily m Lot as Sacramento,
S'.ockton or Maiyovule, aud soma
other places in Caii.omia. but itiii 1 a
..-1. n... 1 ne could emluru the sli r.
heated term for the sake of er.jnyiug
..1- remaining pleasant seasou. 1
.nought it wii h.ea for hiui to standi r
prescott so, and telt like reproving
..ui, but the thought occurieu to tiu
aat 1 would write something about
.t . D.i tie noma probably lean it.
v..i.iiei ban suiU In.. I we were to
.jsve a jew touil .tlcuse, auu sevcr. l
me m Ituul tiisii icis weie preparing
.1) wiiil iitw si U001 l.i um iii.tt pi r
asps w. u.a have Huoliier cburcu 1.. it
..11., ami luai very 11: any new auu
.unslauitni btiilUiugf weic iu course
n courii uclioii lu me town of l'lice
,.ii ; inai several ol the cauals wouic
..eemaigid aud exieiideii tuis tali;
lu.l 'li iu) u iibii 3itsa ci'.y were mi
iicViug u.iU puitijig uu iue f.aru ot
.i'Ui.iij vii.ajjes, ail ot whicn ludl
. a.eu tuai ibe tjall Kiver alley was
prosperous and improving ami u 100
inquiry, sirange as it may seem to t.ie
t .. u..tiui ri aoer, it had never jc
wUieu lo i.iai thai be should M.l have
ola. i.iicU fit-sciilt iu that way.
1 beaut auother say that be w-as
l.ei.llii a pli.ltui d b the ccuiLUliui-
tor sal i.ig 11, that lue people ol Ihti
. aili y siniUiU at all tunes, aud sea
nii.j use Ineil u I most enueavoisto eu
. obl j,e lue ULVcii.puieul oi the 111111
.5' l.ueieot ot the whole leirilori,
10 at vcii.p the mechanical iuteres,.
auu ail e.ilcrpilses that would tend lo
.net ease the wcailu and jaipulatiob
..1 u.e wnoie 'Iiiritory, lor lue le.isou
uiai ihe pii sperity 01 this valley de
peuiiea uiuiu the prosperity ot the
ivuolo rcrriiory. And yet jou woulu
y believe, that 1 iouad, alter a
mug i.ud powerful argument, a nuui
i.11 : me people wno bad listened lo
ihe ili tier, could not lie convinced
iliat he bad siamiesed Prescott.
'ow. ;uk. liEKALD, you see how li
is, lioiwiths.aiiiii'.g uiy injured feei
lngs ai.d indignation at what I then
lho""ght the Ui.jusl accusations of the
Miner, I miu conipelii-d to acknow)
ruge thai we have been slandering
our neighbor, however humiliating it
may be.
Now, I hope, that nfter this free
and open conlessioii of our Ois and a
nic(rs pioiuise to do so no mine, the
irood Prrsci It paper will at least lei
us s lot e. 1 1ml 11 iu Oct penitent
enough 10 ssj tbst if thij vi,l let us
alo;ie tor a ti w weeks we will con-c.-ut
to h' wip.-d o.f thi map; that
we wont' never pretend to
s-iy again that we have any climate;
that we raise any wheat or barley, or
Iruit or potaloes or any of the good
things thai we oi'ghl to, or that we
have any bouses or anything but
hut mud huts to live in, or that we
have anything her" worth living for,
or that we are any sort of being
v01 th havinii life or existence at all,
it l.y so doing we could get a lew
weeks re.-l from that Pescott psp.-r.
Old Skttler.
MIS CELLASEOUS.
Irizona Lottery
1
US DEE THE DI-CC7I0X OF
Governor J. C. FREMONT,
Trrritorlal Commissioner.
TCICH Jj fOMWATl E. ITrg.
The lottery heretofore advertised to iple
piece Jl"'E -ih. lt'.i-. i j cttfci-cd n.tll
AUGUST 4 T H. I I 7 9,
To be it -in held at the ff tr.e plcre &b& djewn
in the em" muDier 8 tertto
fore aunotEceJ.
ALL TICKET BCirEFS,
De'rtntr to do o mey errrender their V.ck.
eir To J. icldwnter A Fro.. Fref-co't. A.
T-. ai.d will thereryon receive f. 11
cab vfflne for tLe tame.
All cnmratinicttione should be addiesBed to
MICHEL GOLD WATER,
VIZt ilTT. Arizona.
At tip Prawlne of AUGUST 3:h. ttere will
be distributed the following prizes, z:
Oh r.rijf .t ? 0 0' 0
0 5z - o' 2.000
ni- pr;7.- f 1 .V
lir I'Tiz of 1.0T0 Peh
Tvf r;i-ji' "f ............... 7nft -afh
Kiiir yr'.z- f 5 0 Hrh
s-. pi7.f 4.f CSO eat-h
'! en pr z - of l.r-0 h h
F ry i iz-i. t I fl f Hrh
y f'y r f " 5 -an
F-f t ir'z- i .. t.ttrh
itn h'linired pn tf 10 each
T1CKTS mav bsorderstl from . G0LDWATER
& BnO.. Aen s. Presco, A. T. Kake
&11 dr:f's end otrr ps'al mory or
ders paa! !e 1o teTr orcer.
jllpersor Lavinir claims against th
ARIZONA LOTTFKT COM PANT.
Viii present them to M. GOLDH'ATER,
Fresidcitt, 1'rcecoit. Arizona.
PHCSfJSX
Flour Mills
KING S. V.OCLSEY, - - Prop,
EXTKA FAMILY FLOUR
For sale in quantities to
euit Purchasers.
HAN i SHORTS
FOR SALE.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
WHEAT.
3IISCELLAXEOUS.
STAR "
BAKBER SHOP.
FELIX DEES,
Formerly "with William ' StnreDbnrp
has hi ted up' t Itarberihcn opposite lie
Iiekal-d Oiire, wcere t will b pleased to
ee Lis nnmerona friende and the public in
Tenra!. !ibainr. iiliampoolns and Kair
Catting done tn the L&iel Hiyla and 6&ti
faction piaraateod.
Arcade Brewery,
AND SALOON,
Cor. WuMcgtcn and JatToraon ctrecU,
PncESTII. XEI30NA
Coolest Place o? Eesort la Town.
LEEK-AS COLD A3 ICE,
wUcb we cer for sa'e by tbe
Glass, Quart. Gallon or Carrel.
8ALOOXS AID FAJJILITS
Supplied wltli Bottled or E; Beer. Cboice
".VIKES, -LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
S7Come evervbody and enjoy comfort.
". A. ITSF. Joi.THAT.n"tyEH.
Buemcfts Manecen Proprietor.
. CARLLIS &. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dcalera io
Foreign and Domestic
FRUITS, CANDIES,
NUTS, GROCERIES, ETC.
Goods Carefully racked and
tsbippeil.
151 Malr. utreet,
FonotEce Box 30.
1a Xngeles. Cal.
In.
HO TOR TIIE
SVIazatz;
'-"MINES.
The nndcitrried hft onrie a store at tn
Vf.z'?l mJni; and TnT.U, where can be
found a full assortment of
unocrsiis & rKoyisioxs
. . . .ALSO
MINERS' OUTFIT,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES.
iv ra a crII and wee for your
selves that I sell
AT PRICES
i That will prevent you from going to JIc-
Dowell or Verde.
C. M. CLARK.
Faotics to Farmers
Persons de:-iriug to pcrcha.e machinery
I 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 furcieti
Mowers,
Reapers,
Ileaclers,
Separators,
Engines, etc.,
And to give time on the same.
J. A. smith.
NEW
HARNESS SHOP,
IN FHCENiX.
Whr ftry m rl r g-rnrtr of Fanif as m"H
thing- itrlainii g to ut busins can be
bad
As nenr Califurnia prices e ran b made.
EEPAIMXQ DOSE AT
BED-ROCK PRICES.
Gira n a atl rnH lqrn our Pries.
2 tt
FOR 8A L.E.
From 5 to 20 acres
Of Land with Water Privilege, within
OXE-HALP MILE OF PHCEXIX.
ALSO
Lots .la the Town of Phoenix.
92-tf WM. A. HANCOCK.
1C0 Reward.
The above reward will be paid for infor
mation that will lead to the arreit of the
Mexican with the.&abre. who wounded three
men laat Sand&r.
U. ri. Thomas, Sheriff.
ZUaCELLAJZSQUS
Nothing but the Truth.
New Store
And Hrst-Class Gcccs.
t GastanedB
Haf opiii h'm llnf wk l Hi.('jim 7.vi o
tue t-.ie f'.rinerlv i-opifii hi M.L.
Fentlta, ui posite the flala.
Oar Stek Contista of a Oeoaral Anwiiment of
Family Groceries,
Wines and Liquors,
CROCKERY AND QUEENS WARE.
Glassware, Clothing.
Boots and Shoes, lists.
And Gents" FurnisliiDj Goods.
Hardware,
Agricultural Implements,
Tinware,
Ciiprs and Tobacco,
Wall Taper. Etc.
tV b rtT r.f tti hat und most frftl
hT" f-d -ttt -ks nt F:t. t'v H t d' Gv4 i
I uf'sif 'WV w:ri t h tia ity of tittr
hf h t w t r-ptwnT the.
nr ko - will tt s -11 itvc rk t)m rm
C H'inr o(1a oaa b purchea iini- hro in
low II.
ChII and examine onr stork r.(1
sec lliMt we represent to vnn noiJiinyr
but the facts. J. M. CASTAKEDA
e. czpsrAsn & CO.
Forwariini and Coramlsaioa
Ccrrhants.
MA RICO f A
A. T
The citizens are informed that a
large
Lumber Yard
litis hern established and the Ties
! CALIFORNIA LUMBER
Kept for sale.
Send Tor Friee 1.1st.
SUCXALSEVV & OCHOA,
GENERAL
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANTS,
MARICOPA. - - ARIZONA.
At-o. wholt-ile ar.d retail merchauta at
Sacford and Pli.itcce.
THE PIONEER SALOON,
MARICOPA, A- T.
CHAPMAN & AHERNf
PROPRIETORS.
virE cool r.rnTEiSErT. mtlvat'-
Kray on band. Polite an1 nuciiti bar
tender always ready to attend to the r.tims
of custom tre. A sli-re or tbe public pairon
age solicited. Par open ail niht.
BARNETT, BLOCK & CO.,
MARICOPA, and CASA GEANDA. A. T.
Forwarding
AND
Commission
R. E. Farrington & Co.,
Dealers in
General Merchandise,
AND
FORWARDING & COMKISSJCN
rVISRCHAfiTS,
Maricopa, ... Arizona.
ATI freight conMsrocd to our care will he
jpromptlr lorwarded lo aoy y&rl oi tLe
TurrUory.
MARICOPA HOTEL,
H. W. KLEIN, Prop'r.
MAUICOrA, - - A. T.
The patronajre. ot the traveling
public is respecitiil! v solicited. The
tble supplied with the liest the
mmket aflortls and satisfaction guar
anteed. T-"ts, Tcgetabks and fruit fctr sale.
fa. Oa.il m
TUCSON,
A D ALEXANDRA
I H i'l 11
iiy ii a kit
? m 9,
its icill &
Wholesale
Corner of Maricopa aud Jefferson
Our ror.nortions in Kentnt-Tcy. New York and San Francisco enables
to purchase direct from Manufacturers and Importers, and having facilities
io nlwstvs can v a lurtre stock, the quality of which we guarantee, we can
sell at liiiu h lower fi-iurcs than any oilier house in the trade and can con
tHently invite pu rt Lasers to call and examine our goods before buying elsewhere.
Have on hand a select stock of Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, Brandie
Gins, Rums, Port, Sherry, and Maderta Wines. Champagnes, Clarets,
Jnutcrnes, Liqueurs, Bitters, and evektthisg appertaining to the
LIQUOR BUSINESS.
IMPORTED AIJD DOMESTIC
jr- "VVe would call the Rttrntion
of vvinos, Li(Unis and Cijjr.rs, tiie
s'.tpnliccl 1'V lirst-class houses in San
THOROUGHBRED
Poultry and Berkshires
T.-r-et Storlc of yi'li:lif-;?
impoiK-a Fowls (h-';: .. . :" x; ..'!'
'.n the rucitic J ..;.iHii3.tW
Otrhoiie Tylers. y.&VsV
" .iw vsisvy.
My Berkshire T!reelers hve 1-e n imported direct from Ensland m
rre;t expi-rse. I will sell a limited number of choice pigs VERY LOW
To adver tise my stocK. I urn nlso breeding
Poland China Pigs.
. ...... . TI.. ir.D Pnmnq nr
From stork imported mreer ironi me c.v, v...., .... . .
i i. m.i r. , ..ninn ohprrl nlll v answered. Add
Letter oj inquiry. ineioMiiir
WILLI AX XIT.F.S. Iiiinorter Mnd En
E3"$iife i.rrivl of fowls and eu'gs
USTICK & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL
MEGHAN
AXD
OUT FITTING STORE.
the
Pioneer Store
OF MARICOPA.
Faijj Dealing Our Motto.
Teamsters, Miners, Ranchers
OR AXY ONE ELSE
Will find it to their Interest
TO ALL UPON US
Before rorchsjsinc Eleeirhere-
PHCENIX,
0
Liquor Dealers.
Street
PkeraU.
of ronrioisfiirea to mtr xery select stock
quality ol' winch will equal anrihinjp
Francisco or Eastern Cities.
General Paciflc
Const Asnt for
Americas Poci.
tiiy Fked Yahs.
It will make your
hens lay und pre
vents disease.
!i"--i- -
ed.-r. Los Anpelesr Cal.
guaranteed.J .-T
& Co.
BATE OFESED OX
Washington street, west of
Gardiner's hotel,
A laa;a aad p?adid atecft rf
Ceneral
MEKCHAXDISE.
Which they offer to our
citizens at the lowest pos
sible prices.
Every one is respectful
ly invited to call and exam
ine our stock and prices.
Fast Freight Line
BETWEEN
Phoenix and Maricopa.
Freight delivered in One
Day.
The Public are informed tbat b
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