The Phoenix herald., June 21, 1879, Image 2

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THE PHOENIX HERALD.
OI R TH1P.
MISCELLANEOUS
Dall
SE3ZI-. WEEKLY EDITION,
BOSPErt McCUHTOCK - - Proprietor.
HitlHar.Jnnril. 1879.
Te HERALD to-dar consists f tlx pages.
A tACE IX THE FtTlRE.
One of the greatest drawbacks to
the proper development of tliis Ter
Titory is the scarcity of water for
milling purposes. From all the min
ing districts comes the tidings that
raills are compelled to cense crush
ing ore for the want of water, thus
not only retarding the bullion ship,
me'nls, bttt causing a feeling of dis
trust in the minds of shareholders in
- the different cities of the east and
Test, Mills hare been erected ou
tnioes, without having prospected for j
water, trusting that sufficient quanti
ties would be found in the deeper
workings of the mine, not finding it,
the mill is compelled to remain idle,
and the work of development cease3.
This will be regulated in time by the
building of mills, reduction works,
etc., on Salt Kiver, whose water never
run9 dry. At Virginia City the ma
jor portion of the ruill3 are on the
Carson Kiver, tiie ore for which is
conveyed by railroad. There is
enough water running ie waste ia
Halt River to supply all the mills Id
Arizona, and those yet to coino. We
confidently believe that this will be
done, and at no distant day. Tlie
money used in freighting heavy ma
chinery to the mountains would pay
the transportation on many tons of
ore to mills erected on this river.
Narrow-gauge railroads will be built
to the nearest accessible point, with
feeders to the different mines, thereby
insuring quick and cheap transporta
tion of ores. If this is not done we
will always hear of the stoppage of
mills on this account and the conse
quences arising therefrom. It is not
idle talk to say that wiihin a few
years at most; mills for the rednction
of the ores from the wines in the
Braclshaw, Big Rug, Cave Creek and
Tonto Bain will be erected on some
-mainstream of water that is unfail
ing in its supply, instead of building
-at the mines and trusting to the sup
ply of the lower workings. Theiel
las sat been found in a single mine
ia the Territory, water in sufficient
quantities to run a 5 stamp mill, or
even the primativo arastra, aud capi
talists will awaken to this fact yet.
Recently, a mill, costing many thou
sands of dollars, was erected near its
mine, but the supply of water gave
out and the stamps are idle. There
are hundreds of mines In the neigh
boring districts that will not pay to
work tracre ore assays under 209 a
ton, o- account of the cost of trans
portation of salt and other supplies.
With mills erected on this river, they
would be near the Una of railroad,
and ore working over $103 would be
bonanza; the same as that of the
mines in Ncvad.
The question is asked, "are we to
Jiave a celebration here on the Fourth
trtr July?" To which a negative re
ply is given. All the towns in the
Territory are making extensive prep
arations for the proper observance of
this day, with the exception of Phoe
nix, the most prosperous one of all.
Girdle on the armor of patriotism
and show that if you aie ou the fron
tier, that tills day shall not be forgot
ten, and that we will have such a cel
ebration as will eclipse our neigh
bors. TsEitz is a movement oa foot
among our merchants to- clone t'u-ir
stores on Sunday tfteruoon. This
13 a good move and should be partic
ipated in by all. As the business on
that day is transacted in the forenoon,
storekeepers think that nil should
close willingly in the af .ernoon. Toth
proprietor and salesman would be re
lieved ly thus cj sinj, aud none
wovMbe He loser.
At the present time Phccnix eon
tains a number of bard characters,
aeveral petty larcenies and assaults
having been csinmitlsd. A walk on the
main street will bring in viewanum
lier of birds whose handsome phizs'
would do credit to zuy State prison
in the country, and make glad the
heart of the most fastidious jail-keeper.
The telegraph informs us th.ai the
President is not fully determined re
garding the appropriation bill vetoes.
He is confronted on the one hand, that
should he exercise that function.
rf.'ongrcss will adjourn, thus obstruct
ing the wheels of the government.
If such should occur he will be un
rfer tbe necessiiy ot calling another
sesiita, thus adding great expense to
.the cor3ry.
Alloys the four registered packa
ges from rUoanix, taken by the bold,
bad, bar-etotAed bandit, last night,
was one containing job-work from
"The IIerai.d ofUce to the firm of D.
A- DaJI, Pickot FsL If this gcntle
oian of the road will return the same
So this office, no uewions will be
.asked. He ought .o .cblige us is it
cvill be of no benefit . hiai.
,.'!!-. !l!'WiiJM.!L.
TTEJtTUTOiiiAi, ne by vd?graph is
wt ' iiiz-' ilily. Jon"t yaw forget it
Last week our editor went on en
excursion to the southern part of our
Territory. At
MARICOPA.
He was more than pleased at the
marked improvement in the general
appearance of the place, since his
last visit May 13. The people seem
all continted and happy, judgiug
from the expression o! iheir counts
Dances, and the bustle and confusion
we met with everywhere, would indi
cate that .Maricopa is destined in no
distant day to be one of the most
prosperous towns in Arizona. The
principal houses in Maricopa, in a
commercial line are those belonging
to Col. James Uaruey, Capt. Earring
ton, Buckaloa fc Ocmia ami Bennett,
Block & Co., all of whom are doing
a large business, and speaks highly of
the lulure business ot the town.
Already there is established a large
lumber yard belonging to the 21a
deria Flume Company of Fresno
county, California, and superintended
by a Sir. Champlin, whom we found
o be a courteous and genial gentle
man, and one well calculated to do a
thriving business,. A barbers hop
with an elegant bath-room attached,
is one ot the features of the town,
where you can get shaved and clean
ed and made happy after experienc
ing the ple:.uies of one of those
whirlwinds, which ever' one is ac
customed to see there. The princi
pal public house has been recently
opened by .Mewsis. Wood fc Smith,
both experienced in the art of ruu
ning a hotel property", and celebrated
lor the good table tuev always man
j He tu gut. Both are agreeable fel-
; lows, aud well deserve the patronage
of those who have occasion to visit
Maricopa. One ot the principal fea
tures of the hotel is the fins bar-room
attached, where a genial son of the
Emerald Isle, named O'Reilly, who
is an expert in mixing fancy drinks,
is always ready to refresh his custom
ers with iced cold drinks. The hotel
contains fifteen room3, all neatly fur
nished, and the general surroundings
are calculated to make the guests
happy. Jlr.-Kleiu, ourold-time friend
is siill in the hotel business, and we
are glad to see that he retains a good
deal of his old customers. The rail
road sration:Lgent, Jlr. Wood, and his
assistants; also Oeneral Willcox's
nephew, and his assistant, Mr. Van
rlervort, who have charge of the
Quartermaster's station at this place,
are obliging gentlemen nd are ever
willingto jive the traveler all the
information in relation to their de
partment. Everything looks well aud
there is searceiv a doubt in our mind
J but that Mariccpa will be the finest
town (except of coursePhofnix.) at
1 no did ant day, in the Territory.
MISCELLANEOUS.
La Grande Varieties.
Jones & Matoon, - Prop.
Wcincsdaj-. June th. 1573,
(And verr Evening.)
Immense Bill !
Grand Success!
Change of Programme.
Every Evening,
MRS. D .B. JONES
(The champion Song and dance artiste.)
BILLY BREW8TIE
AXO
J O II X V CASEY.
In their double-clog.
Eerthjn3 First-Clsss. G3d Ordsr main
tained and polite atreittion to patrons.
DoorB open at 7 r. s.
JOE POHEIM,
THE TASLOR.
SQ3 Montr.mery Street and 103 Third Street
Hakes the
- Best Fitting
CLOTHES
It the C'.tv.
price in
Goods a;e
than ai y
Merchai t
French
lower
Ther
lilor
for chf'
i 1 -nest Denlin -
II unipt Attentio- ,
. U iih a Perfect Fi ,
"V J--4 t fine workma" ,
Hro,his mottoes.
Li. 1.1 li-ieef American Goods:
Pants, from 5 00
Snits. iroru 20 00
Doeskin Pants, from 7 00
Overcont3, from 15 00
Vests, from 3 00
No. 503 Jlonteomery street. (Rush Block),
and 103 Third street, San F rancisco.
f Sampled and Rules for Self-Measnre
roent sent to any address. 3m
NEW
HARNESS SHOP,
IN PHCENIX.
WV-f ewy tj-T r grace of HnmeM and
eYrYiW1n pertainiog to nr business cs.n be
bad.
As near California prtc as can be made.
REPAIRING DONE AT
BED-ROCK PRfCES.
Give nr a and tearn mir Privs.
Sine: Ghong.
.suua iy.
aiOICE TEAS, MATTINGS,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
AXD CUIXEfcE XOTIOXS.
Tn Dos
Offii;
Carioe' Block, north of U'-Ttld
miscellaneous.
Humber,
LUMBER.
THE MADERA FLUME &TRADING
Company. Fresno Co., Cal.
Having established a
LUMBER YARD AT MARICOPA
Are prepared to furnish all orders for
any kind of building lumber, as
FENCING, POSTS,
SniXGLES, 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. t'HAJIPUV.
93-tf Aernt llsriropa.
DUSTERS,
From 52 50 Upward.
LADIES LINEN SUITS
of every description.
WHITE VICTORIA
LAWX,
NAINSOOKS LAWN,
BISIICP'S LAWNS.
From SO rents a Yard I'pnard.
Beautiful Pattens in Ginghams.
l. .".i u ' . c ts r i vt ,
From rive cents a yard upwards.
L. BIEN,
224 J Street. SACBAMOTO.
By s;ndinjr Bust ma?urp1 lentrth
of sleeves, It ntrfli of skirt?, a SURE
FIT JN LADIES' SUITS can be
seenred.
Ladies will bear in mind that it
takes bnt Three Days for a lfiter
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. IEX 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
aricopa
Hotel.
WOOD & SMITH,
Prop's.
This hotpj lias been rfcntiy finish
p(l at jrreat fxpense, and is now ready
for the occupation of guests.
THE TABLE
Will be supplied with the choicest
the m-irkot nffords.
Board by the Uay, Week or Month
Liberal Tfrra martr with Kr a
lar JJoardcrw.
THE BED ROOMS ARE LARGS
And commodious and suitably fnroished.
THE BAR in connection with the
hotel, is liberally supplied with the
choicest bmndg of Imj orted
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
' P3 tf
FPJB SALE,
From 5 to 20 acres
Of Land with Water Privilege, within
ONE-HALF MILE OF PHOZSIX.
ALSO
L.o(B (in the Town of Phrnlx.
S3-tf W1I. A. HANCOCK.
$103 Reward.
Tbe abore reward will be paid for infnr-
Mt-tv-an with the abre, who wounded three I
K. Thomas. hralT.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Arcade Brewery,
AND SALOON.
Cor. tTaFhington and Jefferson straete,
PUCEXIX. AEIZOXA.
Coolest Plaee of Resort In Town.
BEER AS COLD AS ICE,
rvhich e offer for nle by the
Glass, Ourt, Gallon or Barrel.
Five Gallon Keg of Beer for $3.
AND
One Dozen Bottled, $2.
SALOOXS AM) FAJIILIKS
Supplied with Bottled or Keg Beer. Choice
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
t Come everybody and enjoy comfort.
C. A. I.l'KE. Jos. THALHKTMKR,
Bupiiiee Manacer Proprietor.
S. CARLLIS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Foreign and Domestic
FRUITS, CANDIES,
NUTS, GROCERIES, ETC.
Goods Carefully Parked and
whipped.
1.11 Main street,
PoKtoflice Box SO.
Los
-Angeles. Cal.
In-
PHCENIX
Flour Mills
KING S. WOOLSEY, - - Prop.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
For
sale in quantities
suit Purchasers.
to
KM 9. QUfi
FOR
SALE.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
W H E A T
er
LUMBER! LUMBER! !
-AT-
Clark & Adams'
SAW MILL ASD YARD.
PRESCOTT,
ARIZONA.
Havins moved our mill five mllen wett of
P escotu on Willow CrtMfk. Sear Tbnrab j
Butte, at a point wiihin two mile of the I
Miller road, near Iron Spring, and having j
completed an excellent road to tbe Miller
road and to Prescott, we lire tiow prepared J
to lurnibn any amount or quaiuy ox
LUMB ER,
Shingles, Doors, Sash,
LATHS, ETC.. AT BEDROCK
PRICES.
Barley, Floor. Corn and Produce
Taken in exchange for Lamber.
CLAKK ADAMS.
Geo. E. Lojuus. Aject. Pho?nlx, A. T.
DR. SPINNEY,
NO. I I, KEARNY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special
Chronic i
iseairs.
YOU KG MEK
"HO MAY BR SUFFERING FROM
th rtiTcrs of yi nthfiil fUie or indi-
TV
rmon. wt!! dj well tj avail themselves f
thin, the jrreateM btrr fTr laid at the altar of
nffcnne- fauinanttv. IR. SUnEY will
guarantee to (erfeit 5.0 for every case ot
seminal weaknr f or private disease of any
kind cr eharactt-r which be undertakes aad
ails to core.
J1IDDLE-AGEO MEN.
There are many at the aare of thirty V ixtj
wh't are trHibtei with too frequent evacuation
of tlie bladder, often aoeumpamed by a sliatbt
martinr or buminpf sensatioa. and a weakneu
of the iyTfm in a mannr the patient nannttt
account for. On examininfr the nrinary de
posits a ropy sediment will often be found" and
somerimes small partit-l- ot albnmea will
appear, or tbe eolor will be of a thin milkw-h
hu. apatn ehausrina a dark and torpid ap-peuan-e.
Terra rm many roeu who die of
litis dithrnlty itmorant ot tbe r-ase, which is
he second ptacre of seminal wea newi. Lr. S '
will iruaranteV ferfe-t cure in ah each rases.
and a healthy rWoratiun of the geauo-nrinary ,
orarans. j
Oihee rpa-p-w-iO to 4 and top. Fn davs !
frnm 10 t"3i x m. Consultation free. 'Ihor-
WPi.;
66. Call r
i CO
Js'c. 11 K.trirnr street, San jfraiuelsro.
BIS
i
i
Nothing but the Truth.
New Store
And First-Class Goods.
J. M. Oastaneda
lias oprne Vs fine vtock f first-Ha ir'Kli in
tue store formerly tirenpieil y M. L
Peraltu, urpiite the Plaia.
Our Stock Ccasisla of a General Afsortment of
Family Groceries,
Wities and Liquors,
CROCKERY AND QTJEENS'WARE,
Glassware, Clothing.
Boots and Shoes, Hats,
And Gents" Furnishing Goods.
Hardware,
Agricultural Implements,
Tinware,
Cigars and Tobacco,
Wall Paper. Etc.
VTe hav one ft the hs ni most rarefnlly
neleiMl .t.KB ot Fanpr ard T adi fonri i .
riiojniT. We warrnrt h quality of oar g'oods
to tH whnt we rprewnt them.
Oufc FO'W. wiil be ) hr Iatt m the ntn
e?a6 or gtnxts cu be purchased anywhere id
town.
Call and examine our stock and
see iliat we represent to von notliine
but the facts. J. M. CASTANEDA
E. GERMAIN & CO.
Forwardins and Com mixtion
Merchants.
M.AKICOPA - - - A. T
The citizens are informed that a
large
Lumber Yard
has been established nnd the
bes
CALIFORNIA
LCJMRER!
Kept for sale
Send for Prlee List.
EJUCKALEW &. OCHCA.!
GENERAL
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT,
MARICOPA, - - ARIZONA.
Ato. wholpcftle and
Sanford and Florence.
retail merchants at
THE PIONEER SALOON.
MARICOPA. A. T.
CHAPMAN & AHERN,
PROPRIETORS.
-VTICE COOL BVDWEISER. MILWAF
kee and Philadelphia Lajier Beer al
ways on hand. Polite and attentive bar
tenders always ready to attend to the wants
of cnntomera. A share of the public patron
age solicited. Bar open all night.
BARNETT, BLOCK & CO.,
MARICOPA, and CASA GRANDA. A. T.
Forwarding
AND
Commission
R3ERCHAE3TS,
R. E. Farrington & Co.,
Daalcrs ia
General Merchandise,
AND
FORWARDING & COMMISSJON
MERCHANTS,
Maricopa, - - . Arizona.
All freight conrined to our care will be
promptly forwarded to any part of the
Territory.
MARICOPA HOTEL,
H. W. KLEIN, Prop'r.
MARICOPA,
A. T.
The patronage ot the traveling
public is respectfully solicited. The
table supplied with the best the
market affords and satisfaction guar
anteed. Eggs, vegetables and fruit for sale.
Fashion Saloon,
It. F. HAFFOKD, Trop.
jiabicopa - - A. T-
All viHitors at this town are invited to cal
at the above named popular place of resort,
next door to the hotel, where they can ob
tain only the Vest Liquors.
ALL ICED DRINKS
of the seopoti concocted by experienced trir-olo'-jeti..
Call, fb-i
TUCSON,
AUD ALEXANDRA.
i
"Wholesale
Corner of Slaricopa and Jefferson
Our connections in Kentucky, New York and San Francisco enables n
to purchase direct from Manufacturers anil Importers, and having- facilities
to always carry a large stock, the quality of which we guarantee, we can
sell at much lower figures than any other house in the trade nnd can con
fidently invite purchasers to call and examine our goods before buying elsewhere.
Have on hand a select stock of Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, Brandies
Gins, Rums, Port, Sherry, and Madcria "Wines. Champagnes, Clarets,
Jauternes, Liqueurs, Bitters, and everything appertaining to the
LIQUOR BUSINESS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
J3jT" would call (he attention of ronnoissurrs to oitr Ypry select sto-fc
of Wines, Liquors ami Cijrar.-, f lie qmtlity tl' wlurh will iKjual anylbira
supplii'il by lirst-i'lit.ss liousis in San Francisco or Kasfern ("itie.
THOROUGHBRED
Poultry and Berkshires
Lrjest Stock of
Imported Fowls
on the Pacific a
ry . .VA
Carbolic Powders,
etc., etc., AlwayStf-.,
on liana.
My Berkshire Breeders have be n imported direct from Enelantl a
great expense. I will sell a limited number of choice pigs VERY LOW
to advertise my stock. I am also breeding
Poland China Pigs.
From stock imported direct from the Msiaree Comparer.
Letters of inquiry, inclosinff stmp. checrtullly answered.
WILUAN NILES. Importer and Bree'r. I-oe Ansreles, Cal.
EST-ilafe arrival of fowls and eges guarauteed..E3
USTICK & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GEN ER A L
ERCHANDISE !
AND
OUTFITTING STORE.
THE
Pioneer Store
OF MARICOPA.
Faiu Dealing Our Motto.
Teamsters, Miners, anchors
OR ANY OXE ELSE
Will find it to their Interest
TO ALL UPON US
Before rnrehmstnsr Elsertere
PHCENIX,
F
Liquor Dealers.
Streets
JPhermtix.
Ocneral Pacific
Co:wst Agent for
American Poii.-
THT FEF.n I ARIX
our
J-A 'f-- lieni lay and
"CV irtj vents disease.
pre
Address
6T-tf
HAVE OPENED OS
Washington street, west of
Gardiner's hotel,
A la'jre and spl.&did stock ef
Genera!
MERCHANDISE.
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.
nolS
Notice to Farmers
Persons dewfrinB to purchase machinery
of any kind will do well to order the same
through
J. A. SMITH. A -for
Frank Brothers". We are ready at short
notice to fnruish
Mowers,
Reapers,
Headers,
Separators,
Engines, etc.,
And to g.v. time on the mt
t
i
! & Co.