The Phoenix herald., June 18, 1879, Image 2

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THE PiKEXIX HERALD.
8E3H-WEEK.r EIITIOX,
GOSPER McCLINTOCK
Proprietors.
WettneuMtay. June IS. 1?Q-
The recent Iudi.-iu troubles in Ton.
to Busiii again shows the need iff. a
telegraph to Fort McDnvell. The
placing of htsaX-yiarteM In direct
oomnWMweaJron- with this post in
tlvc Waaxim'issioii of order and to ex
jHRtt"ite wny necessary movement of
Irmrpn, is- muuli nee.le.l. We under
st!mt there isstlfrlciKnt material avail
Me and near at h ind; it would vir
tually cost tliu Ctiveraineiit nothing.
The necessary poles could bo procur
ed in the Gila Valley, nd the labor
' furnished by soldiers, and by the
Jlmc the line is completed a soldier
ould be prepared to ;ict as operator
nt that end ot the line. Besides be
ing an actual necessity it would save
its price iu horse flesh now used ia
carrying dispatches, every j-ear.
Our special Territorial dispatches
sre full tmi complete, snd are better
and nwTB- of them that published in
ny other paper, They re costins:
rs lots of money btit we re happy in
knowing they are appreciated by
our readers.
The dcmaini for Mexican Dollars
is active, as the Chfrrese want them
lor shipment. TIroy are quoted at 9o
9tf.
Congress Mine, Mohave County.
It is claimed that within the bor
der of Mohave county soiivc of the
richest miner-il deposit lie. OHviiijj
to much niisinanugcment, iwany fail
ures have occurred ir this jwrt of the
Territory, but th-o friends of this sec
tion expect at no distant day to- see
it "com tsp." It is- Uva purpose of
th HuAMt jfive from time to
time short articles on our different
mines-, arid in this notiev speaks of a
proiwisth? mine in the above uaHd
-unly. The Cangress snine is in
Cedar Valley, near the Silver Queen
luinev a mill'tor which passed through
Phcraix a few days since. It was lo
cated In 1873 and" is the property of
T. H, Bb-the Alex Gordon and 11. F.
If afford, and h-a been patented. The
haft is- now down- 4 feet, but Mr.
H afford, nm is businessat Maricopa,
will abtwtiy viaii the property and
coot tart tor pn ft iag down the shaft
fc a depth of 200 feet. Some 555- tons
mt or Iras been shipped to San F-an-'
rimsn averaging f 478 to th ton. The
ore seam ia ten feet wida between
granite and poTphory. Hoisting
WOrKS will whhi uts vrocmu. i.nu
mieers are well pleased with their
property and think they h-avc a tw
nanza- . -
. ISIARfCOPA MATTERS,
rOOTlIlESKNIENCE OF THE HERALD:
Makicopa, Jne 16 A petition is
King numerously signeu nere, asK
iftX that a nwwf service be put on be
tween tl city nl Florence, by way
of Marrcwpa Weils, Pima Villages,
Saci.ton arxf Adanwville.
Our mfrt now is of excellent qual
fty. It is supplied by a live firm of
yotir city. Bulge & Keliv.
June 11th. Rictard Franltlfa, bet
ter known aa Old Brown, died at this
place, having been sick but two days-.
An autopsy was held upon the borry
and the immediate canse of his
death was discovered to have been
embolism of the aorta; and although
the dfseased htadbeen ffiin&vng muchr
f late, .the Jmmedfate cause of his
death was from' (his disease.
A Correction.
A few weeks since we pu-brisned ar
Jfen relative to Sylvestef Mowry be
fog confiWetT in the Napa Insane Asy
lum, It was a slipping from an Ari
zona exchange, ad St appears was an
error, Mrs. C. E. Mowry of San
T'rancfsca, writes us r
"That Lieut, 8ylves?er Sfowry died
in LorwloB-, seven years ago last Octo
lier, with iWtgftf's disease of the kid
neys. I saw him about a year before
lie died, and he wa perfectly sane. I
never heard that his mind was'at alt
affected. I have known bin well tor
many years, as my husband, Charles
E- Mowry was his elder brother, and
he also died last Kovember, so that
all th family are gone. I know ot
none of our relations in the Napa
Asylum as lunatics. SylveMer Mow
ry met with many losses and disap
pointments before he died. He was
well-known in Arizona, and I hope
you will correct the statement.
A Pen M'orf h Keeoinmrndlnsr.
We have been favored with sam
ples of the celebrated Spencerian
Double Elastic Steel pens, and after
rying trying them feel justified in
commending them to friends. They
are made of the best stPel. and by tne
wt expert workmen in Europe," and
bave a national reputation for certain
desirable qualities which no other
pens ceem to have attained in so great
perfection, among which are uniform
eveaaess of point, durability, flexibil
ity and action. . It is thus quite natu
ral that the Spencerian should be pre
ferred 4 ised by professional pen
men, in business .collejt-s, --emwiting
rooms. merit . .iilces,- puhlic
s-'hooln. aad largely -.throughout the
eountry. Indeed,' so popularjjave
fhey become, lat of the "N'n. 1,"
tone, aa many as -eight millions
are sold annually.
The Spencerian pens may be had,
s a rule, from any dealer; but when
not thus obtainable, the proprietors,
Messrs. Ivison, Blakcman. Taylor &
Co, tie well-known publishers, 188 &
140 Grand street. New Y'-rk, will
end for trial, samples of e.ieh of the
20 numbers on the receipt f 25 cents
- Albert Harris having reKiwrtei itic
rxUin as telegraphic operator nt
D-vfon. John Lathi-op in.i tetz tyi
J oi :t '. to the Taracry.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Ciarrison Will.
Boston, June 13. The will of
TFm. Lloyd Garrisoa glvs $300 to
each of his grand chSklre n, uud be
queatiis the remainder of his proper
ty ti his firs children lit be equally
divided.
An Act rtclatlnc to IIomeMtead
Mr tilers.
Va8KrsTOS. June 14. The Ht'USe
Committee on Public Lands yester-
day authorized Representative "Wash,
burne of Minnesota to report to the
House and recommend the passage of
the bill amendatory of section 2,297,
title 32, of the Ravised Statutes, relat
ing to homestead settlers. The prop
osition is to add to the section a pro.
viso, granting a settler twelve months
from tlio date of ftHn?r rt which to
cor.mence his residence ou lands
mentioned,
' Delegnrte Kenuett of Dakota was
alio authorized by tho Committee to
make favorable reports to the House
on two bills, namely, one extending
for one year, the Act of 1877, granting
absence to settlers on public lands
who lsave suffered from jrrasshopcrs
and providing tho during such ob
seneono adverse right shall attach to
said lan Is, settlers being allowed to
remain ard perfect their settlement
as though no absence had occurred,
etc. The other bill abolishes th
military reservations at Fort Aber-
crombie. Fort Sewaid and Fort Ran
som, Dakota, and authorizes the Sec
retary of tho Interior to have the lands
embraced thereiu surveyed and made
subject to homestead and preemption
entry and sale, the same as other pub
lic lanls. Tlie rights-of actual settlers
on the reservatioas are to be protected-
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
rrom the Silccr Self: The Milton
lode is still looking well, and six
mi am kept steadily at work.
The Millner fe Watson claims are
looking quiet promising. When the
Morrill mill is ready to go into oper
ation, there will be a good supply of
second class ore available for its bat
tery trom these mines.
The Buckeye company is still
drifting northwest in tho lower
noilu, for a parallel lead. The
ground i very hard, beiug a solid
green stone rock. Only three men
are at work.
it is said (bat the owners of the
La Plata claim at R ichmond Basin,
arc threatening with legal trouble
from the old McDowell company.
We understand that at the depth
of 150 feet a great improvement is
visible in the ore body of the Inde
pendence lode. It is richer than it
has been heretofore, is more com
pact and more abundant in quantity.
McGargill, Martin and McCarthy
are running; a drift into the Contin
ental from the . bottom of another
tbalt near the gnlcii and "will strike
the Continental rein at about forty
fet from the surface.
Mr, II. C. Hoffman of McMiilen
has juat had fifty-five pounds of ore
specimen- worked at the Haskin
nill and a fte product was nineteen
pounds six oivnce of bullion, nearly
890 fine, our readers will understand
that the Globe district ores are unu
sually rich. The specimens referred
M, came from different mines in the
district Being in- tire aggregate
one-third pure silver they in-.ist ne
cessarily have been selected with
great care.
SETAD.l .NEWS ITEMS.
Reno wants street lamps.
The doctors in Elko are idle, while
Belmont is calling for one to locate
Carson is overun with lawless char
acter. An escaped counterfeiter has boen
captured at Winnemucca.
A miuer working in the Argenta
mine near Tusrarara, came near los
ing his life lately by descending into
the sfc'aft tewsoon' after the shot was
fired.
The Board of State Capital ComJ
missioners have purchased a spring
of water about three miles from Car
son. The wyter will be used for the
State Capitol and Orphan home.
A young man in Austin, says the
ReceilU, has ben hanging around the
home of a damsel for about six
month, giving all to nnderstand he
meant to marry the girl- But young
men are fickle, and t!re hero of this
went off and found another love. He
was thereupon confronted with a bill
for sit month; board from the parents
of his first sweetness, with the choice
of paying it or being s-:ed for breach
ot promise. He took the matter un
der advisement, weighed the chances
or a breach of promise suit over care
fully, thought over the many en
dearing epistles he had written the
deserted girl, wondered whether the
old folks had overheard any of their
evening connaos, t nought the little
brother might possibly have seen
something, and concluded to pay the
uoaru Dill.
rtah IteniM.
Saturday afternoon, George Rey
nold?. roDvicted of polygamy, wag re
manded to the custody or the United
Htatea Marshal, who will take him to
Lincoln, Nebraska, to serve out bis
term of two years. He was to have
been sent to the Detroit House of Cor
rection, but Lincoln was substituted.
Mrs. Emclina Younir Mcintosh, one
of the daughters or Brigbarn Younr,
began a suit in the Twenty-third
District Court Saturday to restrain the
executors of the estate Apostles Can
non, Young and Carrington and
praying for a receiver. It is alleged
they have appropriated about 1,200,
000, end robtied the heirs. This even
ing, W. S. McCoimiek and Col.
Shmirlt nessy were appointed receiv
ers. The suit is the great sensation of
tho hour in Utah.
Manley Stevens, ot Hunter's Creek
near Detroit, went home from the
saw:mill at nn earlj- hour Snndav
morning, and finding John House
there, and snsper-tinir him of intima
cy with his wife, sot him three times.
He shot In's wife through, the. head.
And thot )!mef and expired inuue-;it-!.
MISC ELLAS EOUS.
Lumber.
LUMBER.
THE MADERA FLUME &TRADI7JG
Company. Fresno Co., CaL
Having established a
LUMBER YARD AT MARICOPA
Are prepared to furnish all orders for
any kind of building lumber, as
FEXCKVG, POSTS,
SHINGLES, SHAKES,
At rates lower than any inside or out
side of the Territory.
Give us a call, before purchasing or
ordering elsewhere.
Correspondence Answered.
C. II. (1IAMPI.IV,
93-rf AfT'mt Maricopa-.
LAO
DUSTERS,
From S2 SO Upward.
LADIES LINEN SUITS
of every description.
WHITE VICTORIA
LAWN,
NAINSOOK'S LAWN,
AND
BISHOP'S LAWNS.
! I'nui 0 rents a Yard I'pward.
Beautiful Pattens in Ginghams.
Embroideries,
From live cents a yard upward.
L. BIEN,
24 J Street. SACltAMESTO.
By sending Bust measure, length
of sleeves, length of skirt, a SUHE
FIT IN LADIES' SUITS can be
secured.
Ladies will bear in mind that it
takes but. Three Days for a letter
to reach Sacramento, and Three
Days more for an answer making
the time only Six Days altogether.
Notice."
Having established a
Purchasing Agency, MR,
L. BIEN will give his per
sonal attention ;o all or
ders of any kind, such as
boots, & Shoes, Furniture,
Groceries, Crockery, Car
pets, Milenery Goods, etc.
ancopa
Hotel.
WOOD & SMITH,
Prop's.
This hotel has bsen rocentlv finish
ed at great expense, and is now ready
for the occupation of guests.
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the choicest
the market affords.
Board by the Day, Week or Month
Liberal Termn matte wltta Regu
lar Boarder.
THE PCD ROOMS ABE LARGE
And commodious sod suitably farntibed.
THE BAR in connection with the
hetel, is liberally supplied with the
choicest brands of Inii orted
WINES, LIQUORS, AND. CIGARS.
93-tf
FOR MA1.K.
From 5 to 20 acres
Of Land with Water Privilege, within
ONE-HALF MILE OF PHENIX.
ALSO
-t .In the Town or Pheenlz.
tf WM. A. BANCOCg.
$100 Reward.
The shove reward will ho paid for infor
mation that will le.id to the arre-t of the
Mexfcan Wf!h the mVp. hn vnniirfo.1 Iim
I H. . Tb?gtas, Sheriff.
M ISCELLANEOUS.
" STAR "
BARBER SHOP.
FELIX DEES,
Formerly with William Storenbnrj
list fitted no a Brbrr Shop opposite the
HiiiLD OIKce. where he will be pteaed to
pee bii nnmerons frtftnds snd the pnblic In
reneral. Shevine. Shampooing and Hair
Cmtlng done in- the Lateet Utjle and satis
faction guaranteed.
Arcade Brewery.
AND SALOON,
Cor. Washington and Jefferson street.
pnCENIX, JLRIZONA.
Coolest Plsee or Kenort la Ti.
BEER AS COLD AS ICE,
which we offer for aile by the
Glass, Quart, Gallon or Barrel.
Five Gallon Keg of Beer for $3,
AND
One Dozen Bottled, $2.
RALOOKS AID FAMILIES
Supplied with Battled or Keg Beer. Choice
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS'
jyCome everrbody and enjoy comfort.
C. A. LrKg. Joe. THALHK1MER.
Bueinei Manager'
Proprietor.
S. CARLLI8 & CO.,
Wholeeale and Retail Dealera in
Foreign and Domestic
FRUITS, CANDIES,
NUTS, GROCERIES, ETC.
Good. Carefully Packed and
Snipped.
1SI Main atreet, - I.oa ngeles, Cal.
PoatotBce Box 30. In.
IIO FOB THE
Rlazatzal
MINES.
The nndernijroed hum opened a atore t the
Mnzarr.al mine and mill, wnere can he
found a full aaaortment.of
CBOCERIES t PBOTIMIOXfl
MINERS' OUTFIT,
CLOTHIXG,
BOOTS & SHOES.
tilve me a eall and see for yoor
elves that 1 sell
AT PRICES
That will prevent yon from going to Jfc
Dowcll or Verde.
C. M. CLARK.
Notice to Farmers
Peraona deniring to purchase machinery
of any kind will do well to order the aame
throngh
J. A. SMITH, A cent.
for Frank Brotbera. We are ready at ehort
notice to farnieh
Mowers,
Reapers.
Headers,
Separators,
Engines, etc.,
And to give time on the eame.
Jl. A. Smith.
PHCENIX
Flour Mills
KING S. W00LSEY,
Prop.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
For sale in quantities to
suit Purchasers.-' :
BRAN & SHORTS
FOR SALE.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
WHEAT. !
MISCELLANEOUS
Nothing but the Truth.
New Store
And First-Class Goods.
J. M. Castaneda
lias pn IT fin ntck nt rlrtt-(ls ?1 in
the iture formerly iKmipirl by M. I.
Pvralta, rpit the Plaza
Our Stock Coaii! 6f a Genra.l A eaortneat of
Family Groceries,
Wines and Liquors,
CROCKERY AND QUEENS WARE,
Glassware, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats,
And Gents' Furnishing Goods.
ITardwire,
Agricultural Implements,
Tinware,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Wall Paper. Etc.
W bnTt on nf lb bnt ti4 tnmt rarffnllv
Phoenix. W wnrrurt th qnality uf oar g-oodi
to b what mm rprrnt them.
Our fooli will b sold us low as th urn
la or goods can b purchased anjwkero ia
tows.
Call and examine onr stock snd
jtfe that we represent to you nothing
but the facta. J. M. CASTANEDA
E. GERMAIN & CO.
Ferwardlng and Commlsafan
Merchant.
M ARICOWA - - - A. T
The citizens are informed that a
! Targe
Lumber Yard
I has been established and the bes
CALIFORNIA LUMBER
Kept for sale.
(lend far lrte f.ixt.
BUCK ALE W & OCHOA,
GENERAL
Forwarding and . Commission
MERCHANT,
HARICOPA, - - ARIZONA.
Alo. wholesale and retail merchants at
Sanford and Florence.
THE PIONEER SALOON,
MARICOPA, A. T.
CHAPMAN A AHERN,
PROPRIETOR?.
-Vf ICE COOL BT7DWKISER, MIT.WAU
kee and Philadelphia Laeer Beer al
ways on hand. Polite and attentive bar
tenders alwaye ready to attend to the wanta
of cnetoraere. A share of the public patron
ago aolicited. Bar open all night.
BARNETT, BLOCK & CO.,
MARICOPA, and CAS A GRANDA. A. T.
Forwarding
AND
Commission
MERCHANTS,
R. E. Farrington & Co..
Dealers in
General Merchandise,
AKD
FORWARDING & C0MMISSJ0N
MERCHANTS,
Maricopa, ... Arizona.
All freight conifmed to onr care will be
promptly forwarded to any part of the
erritory.
MARICOPA HOTEL,
H. W. KLEIN, Prop'r.
MARICOPA, - - AT.
The patronage ot the traveling
puhlic is respectfully r!icitel. The
table supplied with the bett the
market affords a.ad satisfaction guar
anteed. Eggs, vegetables" and fruit for sale.
NEW
HARXESS SHOP,
IN PHCENIX.
TV r flwry ilyt er gTvi of TIsn)H nd
vry thing pertaining to oar boainess cq be
bad.
As near California prices as can b mod.
REPAIRING DONE AT
BED-RQC K PRICES.
Gira as rail and 1r onr Prions.
IBOMFbJfl at 3KIUISUBB.
TUCSON, 8
AND ALEXANDRA.
Wholesale
Corner of 3Iarlropa and Jefferson
Our connections in Kentucky. STew York and San Frasciseo en.i na
to purchase direct from Manufacturers and Importers, ami havioe; facilitie
to always carry a larse stock, the quality of which we guarantee. w caa
sell at much lower fig-ures than any other house in the trade and can con
fidently invite purchasers to call and examine our grcU Iwffor. b'Jbyiag
where.
Have on hand a select stock of Old Bourbon and Rye niiskievBfci
Gins, Rums, Port, Sherry, and Maderia AVines. Cfeanjsagaof, Ctareto,
Sauternes, Liqueurs, Bitters, and EVEltTTniNO appertaining to th
LIQUOR BUSINESS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
wntikT rai? the attention' of connoistires to our retry sejrrt swkv
of Wines, Liquors and Clears, thu quality of w hu h will eqA sarthing
supplied by first-class houses in San Francisco or Eastern Cities. ,
THOROUGH BR E D
Poultry and Berkshires
Lsrsrest Stock of
Imported Fowls
on tlie Pacific
, 1
Coast.
Carbolic Powders,
etc., etc.. Always
on Hand.
fi
My Berkshire Breecers have be n imported direct from KerfaiMl a
great expense. I will sell a limited number of choice pigs TJRY LOW
advertise my stock. I amalso breeding
Poland China Pigs.
From stock
ck imported direct from the Magee Companr.
fra of inquiry, inclosins; stamp, cheertullly answ
LN NILKS. Importer and Breeder, Los Anfreles, Cal.
Letters
Wtt I 1 i XT XTTT t. Imnnrlnr .
lltliUIAll 1 1 IJ.J ' ! i " " -1 IV.. ...... -' v.
Safe arrival of fowls and eggs
TJSTICK & CO.,
DEALERS IX
GENERAL
MEG HAND ISE !
AND
OUTFITTING STORE.
the
P i oncer Store
OF MARICOPA.
Faiu Dealing Our Motto.
Teamsters, Miners, a n chers
OR ANY ONE ELSE
Will fincj it to their Interest
TQ ALL UPON US
o.
PHtENIX,
Liquor Dealers.
Streets
rke-all.
General. "Pacific
Coast Agewt fr
Amkricax Pot:t.-
MiH" w'' ake your
rfotf3f39i hens Tttr ami pre-
ernl. Atldresa
guaranieeu.4&i
7.tf
& Co.
HATE OPENED OM
Washington street, west of
Gardiner's hotel,
A la-gft-and npUadid stock f
General
M E II C H A X DI SE .
Whrch tliey offer to our
citizens at the lowest, pos
sible 'pricesJ ' . " . ;
.'Every-' one is respectful
ly invited to calland exam
ine our stock and'prices.
Fast Freight Line
Phoenix and VMarloopa.
Fraight' r5IiVired - in One
Day.; .
t, pMlr rr Informal that wa tv -
tabltsSod Kai-t l-rngiii i,(uu twrwa this
eitr and ih- rai!roal Addrcf. all fBU0l-
rim- A. T.
Ho lull & Ho u