The Phoenix herald., June 18, 1879, Image 3

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THE PHCENIX HERALD.
Wedncadai-. June It. 1571.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Capt. Hancock is in Prescott.
Go to Loringi for a cool drink
Undrlirerad telegram on J. T.
Priest and Antonia Olivax.
Iced Lemonade at Lorln;'.
Jolm K. Dall slatted en a trip to
Prescutt this morning.
Q.t to June Varieties to-nijjht,
C.E. Bowen and P. L. Fisher
i'racuiuie are in the city.
Iced drinks m Loring's.
Home tntide ice at all of our sa
loons. Chrotnos, Clocks, Mirrors and
Chandelier at Ouldmuns.
The building to be occupied by
Judge Hilanii next to the new
fruit alore is about completed.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Xavy
Tobacco.
The Herald is. -beside the only
Cm wAlrlc tha T ti.nAr in r i
yna. For a fact.
Javtprn Boots & Shoes at Gold-
U one of Prescotl's prominent
in. ivhunts occupied a front deal at the
theatre last night, and appeared to ap
preciate the performance.
'"" Window Shades & Wall paper at
Goldman.
W were favored this week, by a
aupply of some of the best beer ever
made in the Territory, from the Uni
. ted Stales Brewery.
The Herald is the only paper in
Arizona that publishes the reports ol'
frieirht received at Maricopa, and
' ilun't you forget it.
For building lumber at bed-rock
prices, address Clipper Kill Lumber
Company, Pres?ott .
II. C. German, a practical boot and
shoemaker, has opened an establish
ment in Waterman's tin shop op
posite the post-otlice. Read his adv.
The only Billy Brewster at the
Varieties to-night.
During this hot weather atLoring's
can be found a. very pleasant drink
f Icod Soda water; all kinds of
syrups manufactured from fresh
Iruit also iced ginger ale and sasa
parillar R. F. Hafford of Maricopa adver
tises the Fashion saloen. To all
who have visited this place they
know it cannot be excelled tor fine
liquors and comfort. To all others
We would say call when at Maricopa,
The Assessor has turned over fo
(he Supervisors the aasment roll
And that body advertise in this issue
that tUer . will act as a Board at'
Equalization on July 7th.
The Pacific Niirhtinjralo i- her
rharming specialities at the Varieties
-to-night.
The Varieties performance to-nigh
is strictly first class.
The old Brewery saloon, next to
Goldberg's, has changed bands. Miss
Ttie Haywood assuming proprietor.
" ship. The place is being neatly re
furnished, and a large stock of goods
lias left Maricopa. Read the adver.
tisnient.
: Wit, Beauty and Talent at the
rirlivs to-night.
V-
-Sing Chong advertises in this issue,
to which we call attention. He has a
large stock of Chinese notions, choice
teas, silk handkerchiefs and a full
;..hiss of goods to he found in an es
tablishment of that nature.
No Knats or Pitch in Maricop
nnisning lu inner, u.ii .CHAmplis. a
Iryine's two story brick building
! will be completed by the middle of
, August. The ground floor will be oc
cupied by Mr. Irvine's mammoth mer
cantile establishment, while the see
on story will contain seven suites of
'rooms for offices and i large hall.
Mike Huff was examined before
Judge Bolan last Monday. The testi
mony adduced before the examina
tion was substantially the same as
that in the Herald of last Satur
day. The prisoner was held to an
wer before the Grand Jury in the
urn of $ 1000 on a charge of attempt
eommit mnrder.
-' Thomas E. Atkinson, Secretary of
the General Lee Miniag Co., in the
astern part of this county, has been
arrested in San Francisco on the
charge of embezzlement. The com
plaint charees him with embezzling
some f5,227 75 belonging to the De
Trees Mining Co., of which lie is also
Secretary.
Mr. Vosburg, one of Globe City's
proinirmut m in, has been stopping'tn
town lor a few days past, and exprets
s himself much pleased ilh our
rapidly growing city. Jlr. Vosburg
i largely interested in mines in the
MMillen and Globe districts and
in the districts south of this place.
Kelly & Baltz this. morning-opened
a new butcher shop in' the building
iiapoDHlly opposite th! post office.
Everything is neat clean, and with
the well known reputation of the
tfTBvfor excellent meat, they will be
JjberaJly patronized.
Lost A pass-book on the Hiber
nia. Bank. No. 68,709. Handing in the
name of Palmer G. Wood.. .The book
was stolen at the time of the
Jtaga robbery, " May 5th. 1870.
The finder will please return thi
ame to this office, as it is of no use
except to owner. 94-5t
A great boon lias been conferred on
th many. people of our state; thus
those who when coniDg to the city
uj in tuenort!ern part, can trade
with Uicle-Hiirris- at 70S Kearney,
between Clay and Merchant, ' and
i nose who live in the southern
nart
on flo lik wise at No. 221
ii.earney,
-ixtweea.Busu and Suffer,
pmab4b Qumbe.i?,mt yo'n-will
iriion!,sMy UoaH with an l buy bar-
g in
HOMEMADE ICE.
The Only Ice Factory in Arizona
in Successful Operation.
Phoenix is supplied with the only
ice manufactory in the Territory and
the first batch of Arizona-made ice
was delivered throughout the city
yesterday morning. The Herald
knowing the workings of such an in
stitution would be of interest 10 its
readers, a reporter was sent yesterday
to inspect Hie institution. The build
ing is situated in the eastern part of
town, is of lumber and about 30 feet
square. KnteriDg the building we
saw a wonderful bight in the shape of
a number of pipes covered withlrost,
while not five yards away the engine
was so hot as to be almost unbeara
ble, and outside nature was making a
nice market lor the product of ihe
institution by keeping the thermome
ter nway above the 100 point. The
building is composed of an en
gine and freezing room the latter
having a capacity of four tanks 10 by
2J-, and six feet high. The water
used is found at a depth of 18 feet.
For thi present a single ice tank is
in operation, which has a capacity of
a tou a day. The water is pumped
from the well to the tanks on the top
of the house, from which pomt it is
distributed to the boiler, condenser
and freezing tanks. Ammonia is the
agent used to produce freezing; some
200 pounds of 20 degree ammonia
being required for a charge. The
ammonia, when it starts on its work,
is in the shape of a gag. It is forced
into a condenser under a pressure of
180 to 100 pounds to the square inch.
Th condenser consists of 300 feet of
pipe in a flat coil, the pipe being kept
wet by a spray rrom the upper tank.
Under that pressure the ammonia
gas is liquified and collected in a re
ceiver in tha lower cud of the con
denser, and hence to the tank where
it is evaporated in 300 feer of pipe
surrounding the fret-zing tank. The
temperature rf this pipe is kept from
0 to 12, while water freezes at 32".
The vapor is then drawn off and re
used The loss of ammonia, is from
one to two pounds a week ; and less
than a cord of wood is used every 24
hours, and two men do the work ; all
the machinery is driven bya 10-horse
power engine. The engine, boiler,
compressing pump and water pump
are the inventions of Mr. S. D. Lount,
one of the proprietors. We are much
gratified tu see this new industry a
success, as much doubt existed in this
community of the ability to make
ice. The water struck in the well
was ot a brackish nature and more
dificult to freeze than if it had been
purer, but the machines found no dif
ficulty in using it. In appearance
the ice is very clear and as good a
quality as the best. The institution
will be of great benefit to this sec
tiwn.'iind adds one more to our many
enterprises in this live and flourish
ing ciiy.
FREIGHT ARKIVALS.
SPECIAU-T REPORTED FOK T1ID
SEMI-
WEEKLY HERALD.
FRIDAY JCXS 13.
Phcenix Goldberg & Son. 16 hard
ware, 57 sundries, 4010; M L Feral
la, 115 sundries, 4.33J; G Bee her, I
pine tank, 205; J M Coltfurn, 1 ei
gars, 80; White & Walters, 1 whis
key, 520.
Seymour Central Arizona Mining
Co, 60 machinery, 42,275.
Gillett Tip Top Mining Co. 32
machinery, 7685.
Prescott It H Towler, 1 hardware ;
F W Blake, 1 crockery, 140; O Lin
coln, 8 sundries, 765: J Gold water
& Bro, 1 dry goods, 100; Mrs E Cox,
1 sewing machine, 1SJ0.
SATURDAY JUNE 14.
Phoenix Sing Chung, 4 baggage,
130; Geo Coats, 8 fruit, calcicake.
255 ; M L Peralta, 10 oil, (no weight)
1 powder, 40; John It Dall & Co, 4
oil, (no weight); M Edwards, 1 pow
der, 40.
Wickenburg J Egloff, 2 sundries,
235.
Gillett Tip Top Mining Co, 40
powder, 1 caps, 2445.
SUNDAY JUNE 15.
Phoenix G E Irving-, 1 earner. 1
chairs, 310; O H P Sheets, lOsun-
drics, 230.
Whipple U S, 4 medical supplies,
366.
Verde (J S, 1 rear sights, 11.
Bradshaw City Tiger Mining Co,
10 sundries.
MONDAY JUNE 16.
Seymour Central Arizona Mining
Co, 77 machinery, 11430.
TUESDAY JUNE 17.
Phoenix Tunar Hanar, 1 nut oil.
(no weight); M Asher & Co. 10 coal
oil, 810; Geo Couts, 2 ecres. 0 fruit. 1
honey. 595.
Verde t S, 380 commissary goods
27085.
The Theater Last Xljjrit.
The theater last evenine, the occa
sion being the opening ol Jones' Va
rieties, was well rilled hvourcitizens.
and the continued applause denoted
a hearty appreciation of the perform
ance. The entertainment opened
with minstrelpy, and was enjoyable,
particularly the songs of Mrs. D. B.
Jones, and the tamborine playing of
Mr. Brewster. The farce of Nan, the
Good for Nothing, was the best of
the entertainment; the other farces
lacking force and showing that some
of thi performers were novices at the
busiaesf. Tito dancing by Mrs.
Jones and the double cloe bv Johnriv
Casey aad Billy Brewster were good.
Taken altogether ths play was very
good for n frontier towjj. The com
pany iJ plav.to-niht with an en
tire change of programme.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
A fire in a stablu in Pittshurjr, Pa.,
on Monday night, occupied by race
Uorses.spiead so quickly that it was
with difficulty the horses could be
removed. Davie, with a record of
2:38, was burned to death.
President Hayes telegraphed that
he would not be able to attend the
army reunion held yesterday and to
day, but that General Devens would
endeavor to be bresent. '
' "H. C. Buchard, Director of the Mint
havine returned from tiie assav office
delnhia. Sew .Orleans and Charlotte.
N. C, is at present on his wav to
Denver and San Fr-mcisco.
LATE ARIZONA NEWS.
First
Bullion Shipment
TomHstone.
from
.11 rr tine of the lirctor ot the
t. I. It. It. at um to-day.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HERALD.
Tucaoa Ticks.
Tucson. June 17 Eijrht bars of
bullion, valued at eighteen thousand
seven hundred and forty-four dollars,
have just been received by Safford,
Hudson & Co., for Gov. Safford of
Philadelphia.. This is the first ship
ment of bullion by the Tombstone
Company and is the result of third
class ore.
Almost pure silver has just been
discovered near the mouth of the
San Pedro river.
Yuma Matters,
Ycma, June 18, Strong, Quarter
master who has been in San Fran
cisco for the past week returned
Saturday.
The Rev n. IL Messenger holds
Episcopal services at the Court
House here lo-day.
Georok Tyno came in yesterday
from Meyers District.
There will lie a. meeting to-day
(18th) of the Directors of the S. P. R. F.
here. C, F. Crocker, D Neahr & Geo.
Tyng are the Directors.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
La Crande Varieties.
Jones & Matoon,
Prop.
Wednesday, Jane 18th, 1879,
(.And Every Evening-)
Immense Bill I
Grand Success !
Change of Programme.
Every Evening,
MRS. B. D. JONES,
(The champion Song and dance artiste.)
BILLY BKEWHTEK
1N'1' -
J O H X X Y CASEY.
In their double-clog.
Everything First-Class. Good 0rdr main
tained and polite atrant Ion to pitrons.
Doors open at 7 r. X.
Gem Saloon,
Miss Katie Haywood Prop.
bavins l.-..cd rhe O'.A i-.w-y
and refitted it entire, and added a enderiur
quality of
WINES LIQUORS & CIGARS.
I wonld be pleased to entertain my old
friends and the public generally.
03 tf MI83 KATIE.
Fashion Saloon,
It. F. HAFFORD, Prop.
MARICOPA - - A. X.
All visitors at this town are invited to call
at the above named popular place of resort,
next door to the hotel, where they can ob
tain only the best Liquors.
ALL ICED DRINKS
of the Bea?on concocted by experienced mix
ologists, Call, 85-tf
ICE! ICE!!
LOUNT BROS.,
. Will deliver ICE to any part of the city at
the following rates;
Ten Pounds and over per day.
Six Cents per Pound.
Under. Ten Pounds per day,
Seven Cents per Pound.
Leave orders at the Factory, or with K.
Uanz, Washington street. 95 tf
II, Li. tEim.w.
Practical Boot & Shoe Maker.
Boots and Shoes,
MADE TO ORDER, AND
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
t"Shop at Waterman's Tin Shop.
Sinsr Chong.
CHOICE TEAS, 3IATTIXGS,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
AXD CHIXESE XOTIOXS.
In Don Carlos'
Ofhe.
Block, north of Herald
XOTICK.
THE ASSES-SDR OF THE COriT TT OF
Jiaricopa, A. T.. has ibis day turned
over to the Clork of the Board of Supcrvie
ors, the Assessment Roll of Maricopa conn
iui iuc cai icw'j, vtmi:u is now open lo
! public inspection.
j The Boant of Supervisors ap a Board of
: Eqaftlfzation will nie:t on cue
I First Moil (lay In Jnly' 1J7,
! ' I. 17 coy. citrlr.
J!i. i-h. ler?. -w
MISCELLANEOUS.
Let it now be wiiJe spread
So that all may know it,
THAT
Goldberg & Son.
Are now selling their large
and well selected
stock of
General Merchandise,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
No trouble to show goods
Matiaffcetion for our Customers
Families furnished with choice
GRCCERIES & PROVISIO S,
AT REDUCED KATES.
Goods delivered to any
part of this Town,
free of charge.
All Hladi
of Produce
and Hold.
Bottjtbrt
H. Goldberg & Son.
Next to Steinecfcer's new building.
BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL
Washington street opposite
Plaaa, Phoenix.
the
E. GANZ
Proprietor.
This new hotel is now open for the
accommodation of the , traveling
public.
The rooms are well veutilated and
handsomely furnished in suits and
single. Superior accommodations
for families. The aim of the propri
etor will be the comfort and welfare
of his guests.
Rooms Beserred by Telegraph
Billiard Table and Bar
Connected with the Rouse.
Only the Finest Liquors & Cigars.
PRIVATE CARD ROOM.
The principal Eastern, California and
Arizona papers kept on file.
A share of the public patronage is
olicited.
FOR SALE.
A complete set of
Surveyor's and Civil Engineer's
Instruments,
for sale reasonably. They are in first
class condition and guaranteed.
Apply at this office, or to the un
dersigned. QO-tf WM. ISAAC.
WE HOLD THE FORTI"
You Can't Stop us! Stand Aside!
Let tho$6 ro!!ov who Can!
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!
. C1IEAFEST PRICES!
Lower than the Low est.
(VI. ASHER &BRO.
Cor.lVaahington A. nentezoiua,-
Opposite northwest comer of Flara. Build
urfornirtv o:capi-l hyC):'.'ni ioon.
tl-tX
00
Fifty Thousand
-
Assorted Merchandise
Just Received at the
uge Establishment
ii irinnofM
LUyibu
DIRECT FROM THE E
for this Market by Mr.
Latest Novelties in Calicos, Dress Goods, Shawls and
White Goods.
Latest Styles in Fancy
and Gloves.
Latest Fashions in Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Trimmed and Untrimmed
Latest Patterns in Clothing for Men, Youths and
Boys.
Latest Designs in Boots
And, in fact, everything desirable for Ladies, Gen
tlemen, Misses, Girls and Boys.
The Whole Stock Has Been
Purchased
AND WILL
astern Prices c
OUR PRICE LIST
Will be found in the Store, wher6 we shall be pleased
to. show everybody that we are
SELLING SO LOW
That Competition Becomes an Impossibility.
yTirs.Truly, ,
goiSman & CO.
GOLDMAN & CO.
sf7A
Dollars Worth
OF -
OF
4
1ST, and especially selected
A. Goldman, comprising :
Goods, Underwear, Hosiery
Hats.
and Shoes.
for Cash,
BE SOLD AT
For
ash.
MISCEL LANEOUS
H. Morgan & Co.
Washington St., Phoenix
AND
Morgan' Stiitioo on the Gil Hirer
Importers and Dealers ia
Groceries and Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Liquors,
Tobacco,
Cigars, Ac.
At prices to suit the times
GEO. E. L0RING,
Dealer in
Groceries
PROVISIONS,
FRESH N U TS
AND CANDIES.
Lure Assortment ot FLOCK j
on II and.
The Finest Brands of Domestic and
Imported
CIGARS and TOBACCOS
In the City. -'r-
In WelU, Fargo A Co'$. Erpr Offiet,
Wathington Street, Eatt of
the Court Ilthun'
S a m t e r's
CHEAP
Gash Store.
Removed to the Walters Balldlas; oa If oaten
in fetreet. next dw to IL .
Printing- Oftoe.
TS Attention of the Pablie
wllsletd stock of
Is eallsd la aoy
DRY GOODS, CLOTHJSO.
BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES.
LIQUORS aad PROVISIONS
Wbieu I propose to sell oo b aad Lt
Mve priooiplo. A wnrtl -Q tne wise s rw
stent. JIUl'N "ASTER.
Mooteznma Street one door above ihe Baa-
ALuOmee.
LIVERY, FEED
AND SALE STABLE.
E . M EYER ,
PROPRIETOR. -
(Late J. D. Monihon's.)
W ashington Stregt, Corner of Corte.
HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK
of Horse. Duties. lately In a
in this stable; the present proprietor will
add to it the
BEST OF HORSES
And Most ' Elegant Tnrnoats.
Hay and Grain Always on
Hand and For Sale,.
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
EST Horses boarded by th day.
-wek or month, at reasonable rates.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
CALIFORNIA
Variety Store
M. EDWARDS, rroprietr.
XOTICT5 Mr. EHvurdg.. kurlnr M
Ran Franoisfo to weleet a iww loi wf Cb4-
0nral Mm-bunJi-p, II 1k prvirDt
tnu bi iwl'i ftlivH fur cab lo ank mM Sow
xhm dw. which will rriviB lw
GRRAT REPVCTION IN TJUCeS.
The ftahlio are ripectruMT iited t.l
door :o ih Ibu.A V iuur;ug Mill.