The Phoenix herald., June 21, 1879, Image 3

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FREIGHT ARKIVALS.
LATE ARIZONA NEWS.
3IISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDilAX & CO.
MISCELLAXEOVS
THE PIHENIX HERALD.
MKMMI KtkLY KU1TIOV.
tetudaT. June 21. tH70.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Tlie building of Judge inlands on
Wasiiintoii trct is complt-ted-
t'hew Jackson's Beit Sweet 2:tv
ToUacro. J. W, Stevitntion lias been retained
as Counsel for John Kill is, tbu shouted.
For ImiMiiiir lumber :t bed-rock
prices, a(IJnj Clipjicr Jlill Lumber
.TECIAI-LV IIFPOKTE11 FOR Tilt; SEMl
",vt:;Ki.y iiekaij.
WFUJiESUAV JINE 18.
Phrunix -V I l'ettit. 1 limes. U.J ;
Geo Coat?, y sundries, 5f7.
TarllfDAY JL'.NE lit.
Phoenix Geo Coats, 2 tonatoe.?, 1
limes. 1 Minliues, 1 fis, 1 butter, 1
iiriots, 1 'Irtvd ie:ulies. 1 c!iee.-e. 1
jietiche. S cheries. 1 barrel tins. j'.0.
Whipple L" S1, 1 bale stockings,
145.
HtlDAY .Il .Vt 20.
Plia-nit, Gob.iherr & Son. 1 O.rv
Levy :ini Kirkland of Seymour : jjoorts, 4 jdovvs, 8 hurJwure. 1,410; B
say they are satisfied and won't com- ; L f'onyers. - .Irnu's. 150; Ellis. Asher
plain any more. "o lu.ne express j fc ', 8 tahacco, ti.jj ; Sing Chung. 3
packages named. ! radii', 445; Geo Coats, 7 household
I goods. 1010.
ickeniiurg ii Mem, u lniU'irs, 1
rirs, 7;0.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HERALD.
Preseott .1 (ldvrater & Bro, 15
tin, 1 solder, isfji).
Hay-den's 12 bus?' fixtnr .'S,
no
La Grande Varieties.
The Jor.es' Varieties opened in Piio?
nix on Tuesday last and have met
with success. This troupe cune to
Phoenix with the intention of lieins;
one of the permanent institutions of
our city and by siricily moral and in
teresting performance, try to merit
the public approbation. Last eve-
eiii; the iierforiiiHiire was excellent
j and with a fair at!e"diince. The son
. C . ..1 - ... T l . .. 1
j oi .iiesu:iiiics .nines, ievser anu i
: Everett, .Messrs. Jjruwster unci Lrve
l i ri, t ,...-.. ,. ,m .....;.. oe coiiirtciieu lo waier lueir
! .'., it,J.. .i '. from wells.
is immense Mrs. Jones nf sev. i " - i " . y r
eral somrs aud was the recipient of
Company, Presott.
Charlie Cole U upeiiding a few
days amonj the boys. Ch.irlie is in
business in Tip-Top and looks indi
Cate prosperity.
No Knots or Pitch in Marie. p
finishing lumber. C.1I X hampmn. a
The Erptsit-ir pubiihhes a card by
-Mr. Lntsrerdiiii, de.jy a statement
published in The Herald lust week.
We were mininioriued by come team
sters, and hence, "take it all back.
All tnenbers of the I. O. O. F. are
requested to meet at Dr. Wharton's 1
office for the burpose of oriranizinir j
the lodge, on Monday evening at 7:30
p. ui.
Wednesday evening some one stole'
a a'iintitj" of clothes and jewelry
from the dressing- rooms of Jones
Varieties, and the following day
Sjni2 one stole a sum of money
lroni the till of the Arcade Brewery.
Ustick fc Co. of 3Iarie)pa have c-s-tablished
a store at Tempe. They
are live enterprising lirm, we
would suggest (ur readers give them
a call and see their goods.
We call the attention ot our ladv
readers to the notice ol Bien, ot Sac
ramento, who advertises in this issue
Ladies Linen suits Ther are in ttree
pieces nnd cost from four to five
dollars. They are just the tiling.
John Gantz arrived in Phoenix yes
terday morning from Preseott with
6,00 feet of lumber from Curtis' mill,
lie informs us that he was but seven
days in coming from that place, and
his teams are oxen. He came by w ay
of the Black Canon.
"W. II. Swain of this city, lias gone
to Big Bug, to lay the foundation for
the new mill, which will be erected Mr.se (Stopped.
mere oy a company ot Chicago capi- The south-bounl stage that left:
l iiists, the inachine-y tor w hich here last evening at nine o'clock w as
passed through our town yesterday, robbed three miles south of town.
M. L. Peralra who returned from a One man, ably assisted by a rifle, j
trip in Hie northwestern portion of committed the deed. He took the i
the county, informs us that the express 1. and mail sacks, but did!
mill at Seymour w ill start up about nt disturb any of the lour passengers I
the 10th. A frame building 20x40 onboard. He cut opeu i he mail at i
Las lately been completed and is now 'be point of the robbery, from there j
used by liini as a slore. The town he was tracked by Sherill" Thomas to
jk quill- lively au-1 will soon be quite the river, a distance ot about fifty,
city. " yards, wher all trace of him was !
Mr. Williams -Manager of Buck- l.'.st. Nothing of the box could be
.-.lew Jc Ocho.Vs store at M-ricpa hu." l":"'y f letters to- ;
ha vi,Ud ihU lilv this week. That I "(lhl'r, "'" 1 r,'-,s:',,'ci1 lck.igs :
irnn i closing up Iheir busine al ' c"' ''"'ltd, "f t.ie latler one was lioiu J
Maricopa prepnraton- to movins to : ,l lJ,ic rini.nnder from
M.rence where th-vwill occupy n i " i",t"r'1 1 !,,:;- ro-.;r rrottrcd pad.-t
large !:and.ioin? sf.nru owned by J.'c V?"5 1 inistTfi-e taken. A ;
J ' j IlEr.At.D reporter visited the scene of ,
. i the robbery this tnorniuir, and on the '
Knot beer at Loring's. i trail lomid a portion of aa envelope
Uncle Harris is busily engaged with i "lat Proved on investigation, to hu.ve '
his stafTof clerks picking a farae lot ! contained a ; letter fi("ni Acting (,ov- j
of pledges that have not been redeem- erP.r Gosper to Sherill' Gabriel con- !
ed, and he w ill advertise them from i aining a requisition for John Taylor '
time to time. Any article sent by ex-! w'.'" ,s notv "ufineI in the Los An-
press, u. l. 1). Kemember, trerv art-: Scu's J:l"- rroniajl appearances we
"i'r.M.i June 21, Thomas Fitch aud
wil'j arrived by train to-day..
.Steamer Gila leaves next week
with machinery lor the Southwestern
Mining Company.
Knox buperiniendent Came to-dity.
YfMA, June 5 S: Ii . - A meeting of
the Directors of the S. P. It. R. takes
piace here to-morrow.
A lot of Cocopahs co by train to-
' day to visit the Marieopas.
j Yr.MA. June lltth. A specil train
i came in this morning w ith Messrs.
A. X. Towne, C. F. Crocker, E. E.
Hewitt. W. D. Huntington French
McClellan and two ladies, Mrs.
Banks and Mrs. McC'lellan. Mr.
Krtncli is Chief Auditor of Railroad
Accounts at Washinston. Mr. Mc
C'lellan is Chief of tho warrant
Bureau at Washington. They go to
Casa Grr.nda and w ill return ;t once.
WicKENBrr.G. June 21st.
Ten Inrtre teams loaded wiih lumber
for the Vulture Mill passed through
town en route to Seymour yesterday.
Mr. J. D. Cusenbury, superintend,
ent, sivs the mill w ill be running by
the tenth of next rr.cutii.
Oneda's teams from California have
arrived and commenced hauling rich
ore from the mine to the mill.
Gus Rodenburg ol" Preseott has
gone to Seymour fi r the purpose of
s j erecting a brewery at that place.
I tile weather is irv ana hot ana un
less rain comes soon, stockmen will
oevcrai encores. She is undoubtedly
the favorite with the people here, for
both her songs and dances arc rarely I
equaled. Mr. Lovelace with the i
"bones" is an improvement over his j
predecessor, and in the oilier charac
ters nh tell he assumes, shows that lie
has talent of no meau order. In the j
play of Potwhontttji. with Lovelace as '
"Powhatlan," and Mrs. Jones as "Po- I
cahontas, as leading characters, sus- j
tained their parts and were well sup- j
ported by tho other members of the i
company. MissEs!eile Ashley gave
some fine readings and whs encored.
Although an amateur, this ia ly de
livers her lines in a manner that
would do credit to a professional.
The members of the tioupe have all I
improved over their hrst entertain
ment and should be liberally patron
ized, as we trust thev will.
son have located a very rich silver
mire near here which msays over
four thousand per ton. Fifty pounds
of rock from this mine produced near
yl six ounces of pure silver.
MAtucorA, June 20. Major Toole
of Tucson spent to-day in Maricopa.
Col. J. 51. Barney and Mr. Mason
Superintendent of the Silver King ar
rived from the mine this morning.
Col. Barney and General Vandever
leaves for San Francisco to-morrow.
Thirty Cocopa'i bucks are in ton
on their way to the Wells to hold a
pow-wow.
William Griffith ca-r.e on the train
this morning.
Special train (Crocker's) passed
thruugh last night from Casa Grande.
Let it now be wkle spread
So that all may know it.
THAT
Goldberg & Son.
j Are now selling their large
and weil selected
stock of
General Merchandise,
Wo
Qop
ifty Thousand Dollars Worth
H. Morgan & Co.
Washington 'St., rhosnix
-OF-
; Exoitc-
AT REDUCED PRICES.
No trouble to show goods
Satisf&etion for our Customers
Families furnished with choice
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
Assorted Merchandise
Just Received at the
as
stablishment
AKD-
STorgan'a Station oo the Gil River
Importers and Dealers ia
Groceries and Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Liquors,
OF
William yi. Lent 3riain
I mi-ii t in Aevv ork.
j Wm, M. Lent r.ppears to have set
tied do.vn to business in New York
.having opened a fine suite of ollices,
! for dealing in Bodie stocks It is un
; derstood he is also going into Black
j Hills miningoperations, reports from
! which continue to show wonderfuly
profitable results from heavy masses
i of low-grade but cheaply worked ores.
The Hun savs the ollices ot Lent in
William street, and Dickinson Bros., I
Exchange place, headquarters of min- I
ing speculation, are constantly crowd- J
ed by people who, but few months I AH Kinds
ago, wouid not have touched mining
stock. It looks as if the most cau
tions operators bad made up their
minds that it is safer to deal in solid
mining securities than hih-priccd
rail road fancies.
AT Itr.Bl'tr l) HATES.
Goods delivered to any
part of this Town,
free of charge.
DIRECT FROM THE E A.ST, and especially selected
for this Market by Mr. A. Goldman, comprising
Latest Novelties in Calicos, Dress Goods, Shawls and
White Goods.
of PruitufC
und Sold.
K.
Coldberg&Son. I Latest Styles in Fancy Goods, Underwear, Hosiery
Next to Sleinccker's new bu'Ming.
New Tor.::, June 21. The Prince ;
Imperial was ambushed and killed,'
while sketching a feat by the Zulas. j
The body whenjonnd was ttubed ia ,
15 places. j
land Gloves.
BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL. ; Latest Fashions in Ladies", Misses' and Children's
From all
icle advertised is as represented No I arc" 1,1 tlle "Pinion that
-i-i Jvearnev Street.
S. F
Root beer at Lorin;"s.
Lost A pass-book on (bellibc-r
ilia Bank, No. 03,790. standing in the
name of Palmer G. Wood. The book
was stolen at the time of fhe
stage robbery. May 5th, 1879.
The finder will please return the
same to this oflice, as it is of no use
except to owner. 045c
Ginger cle at Loring's.
W. W. Webb is in from Tonto
Bisin and says: The Mazatzcl mill
temporarily shut clown owing io the
scarcity of water, Charlie Clark has
moved his store within two miles of
old camp Reno, an J is doing a good
business. He is very popular and well
liked by the residents roundabout.
New families are moving into tiie
" beming. i wo marriasres i
win ne consumated on the Fourth.
The settlers will meet and celebrate
the day in a proper manner. A com
pany of scouts left Fort Reno Thursday
morning for Green Valley, at this
point it is stated that a camp w ill be
established. Mr. Webb wifl return
to his home in a few da3"s.
Ginger ale at Loring's.
Tower Thoniasson has returned
fvom a prospeting trip to the Mever
district. This district is 00 miles
soirh of Gila Bend and was first
brought to public notice a few
months siuce by the bonding of 14
mines 0 silver and . gold bvGeorge
Tyng editor of the Yuma Sentinel for
jj'ier parties. The bond is for $173
000 and expires in about three months.
The Gunsigbt is the name ot the
claim in which most the work has
been done. It has two shafts and
two tunnels the former being about
17 feet teet cieep; the latter Have just
been started and will tap the shaft
At a distance of 50 feet The review
is about 15 feet wide and has yielded
at present abont 50 t--ns of good ore.
Jhis district is destined in a short
ti ne to be quite a large place, a
scarcity ol water at present is draw
back to prospectors in the district
this robbery
coinniuieu oy i;.e same person
who took in the stage May 5, and at ,
the same place. The regular chivcrj
being con lined to bed bran accident i
the rein were being handled by James
Stewart, the efficient superintendent, i
The Senate is still discussing the
Army Appropriation hill.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lierilJ Male.
rtRTt'K Ol AX (iRIU.R OF SALE
Wastiinston street opposite
Plaza. Plioenix-
thc
E. GANZ
Proprietor.
The gay and festive soda fount
Now sizzles in the land.
And Deacon and good Mrs. Jones
Around the ceunter stand.
The lady's gentle nectarine
Within tlie glass is fizzin'
The Deacon slyly winks nnd says
He'll take the same in his'n.
, Anyone w ishing "the same" in
theirs, can find it at Lorinir's.
New Mexico.
A patent has been issued for the
Maxwell grant.
The Dudley Court of Inquiry is
still in session at Fort Stanton.
The railroad will be completed to
I. is egas by the middle of July.
R-iin and snow abundant through,
out northern pari of the Tcmtorv.
The iBrst Is the Cheapest.
Tho announcement that a new edi
tion of Webster's Unabridged Diction
nry has just been published, contain
ing many new aud valuable features,
svigsests the thought that buying a
Dictionary is a good deal like bnving
an egg or a watch: a bad one is not
cheap at any price. Webst'-r being
the standard authority for the Engli.-df
language, he naturally has main" im--itator,
but imitators are usually held
at their true worth by the public;
who wants a wooden nutmeg, though
it may loc k ever so much like the e-en-
i uinc article i The popularity of Web
ster is based npon this principle.
If you want a handy thing to carry
with you, a companion that vou can
always rely upon, and one that wiil
never tire you, a really cad meenm.
we recommend that you get a copy of
the pocket edition of Webster, with
u J3,uou woros and meanings, rules
for spelling, tables of weight and
measures, abbreviations, words,
phrases and proverbs from the ancient
and modern languages.
It is printed from new type, and
tionnil in morocco, with tucks
bright gilt edges, and. w hen n. t otln-r
wise obtainable, will be sent bv mail
on receipt of one dollar, bv tlie pub
lishers. Ivison. Blakeman," Taylor &
Co.. 138 fc 140 Grand ttret-t. New
York.
TY V
r J:tj rue tiirt-ciea lrm Hnu. De Fre6T tuner
Juice of the Ll:f.!ric:t Ci-urt of tiie Second
Juiih-ait Dial riot in and lor the rounty of:
i Yuma, and TYnitniy of AnZ'-na, rtal?d Jnne j
i 5;h l?y. and commanding mo to k1 that per
I Fonat pmpTly heid by ire nnder a rerTaiu
! writ futtin.'l.inent ifsued out of V e hiJ C"iirt I
I in the caw ut C, W C Koivell. plaintiff agair.st
W 11 bmnrn and Wiliintn Lucas, deleuuuDls.
I Siw therefore I hereby give noaee that 1
) will se!l at rtuh ic auction, to the highest bid
; dcr. lor cash, at 10 o'cluekon
Wednesday, June 25th. 1879,
at Maricopa, rMnal eouuty. in front of the ti
loou t Jauiei Waters, tiie fuliowin described
Three" f3 hornea - twenty thr COW mut. KOOB8
lour i-Jj freight waous, aud Twenty- six 0io;
wuul harness.
o P. GABRIEL: Sheriff Pical oouuty.
By Hasbv JoSES, Uepnty,
Treasurer's Retire.
OTICE IS HEREBY G1YE TIT AT
There is now in the $1KIU
l'l of -Maricopa countv. the siira if
: Fivo Hundred aud Eight Dcliar;!. and that
' bid v.iil be rec-fived bv the uudersipaed un
, til -i o .-luck 1". M.. Mond.'.y. July ill. 157a.
I for the surrender of county warrants uu liie
: C.cii.-ral Fund of taid couiity, under and ec
: cordiu to the provision!. .-1' an Act of tJ'e
; Lvilatuie of f he Territory of Arizona, en
; filled An Act to f::eilitule the pitynient of
' the dotit of Maricopa counu,'' improved
i Fen. !ith. 1"77.
Bids must tie to the form of sealed propos
' al. and contain the warrant propo-ed to
i be surrendered: aud to be marked 0A!i.
lti t'f I.
No bids will he received lor more than
! The far vvlue ot" the warranrs iii-iniosed o.
and ' e surrenilere:!.
ra.i.uiT) a iMi a , i reasurer,
PniENix, A. T.. June l"th.
This new hotel is now open for the
accommodation of the traveling
public.
The rooms are well ventilated nnd
handsomely furnished in suits and
sincle. Superior accommodations
for families. The aim of the propri
etor will be the comfort and welfare
of his cuests.
Reserved bj Telegraph
Billiard Table and Bar
Connected with the House.
Only the Finest Liquors & Cigars.
Pit IV ATE CARD ROOMS.
The principal Eastern, California and
Arizona papers kept on file.
A share of the public patronage is
olicited.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats.
Latest Patterns in Clothing for Men, Youths and
Boys.
Latest Designs in Boots and Shoes.
And, in fact, everything desirable for Ladies, Gen-
FOR
SALE.
BRiCK FOR SALE.
The Lsluiky Railway.
Clifton. Arizona, is the center of nn
increasing mining business which
may well induce tiie Southern Pici(if
Company to run its line as near to it i
as the country w ill admit. Last Sat- i -A ad
urday's Silver City Herald savs:
I he material tor the railroad from
Clifton to the Longfellow mine will
weigh about 325,000 pounds. Henr y
Lesinsky informs us that it will prol)
ably be at the end of the railroad bv
THE r-PER SIGNED WISHES TO
inform the pitbiic that he hue on band
Brick of a Superior Quality,
any quantity desire J.
Yard, Southeast Corner of Town.
II. H. LINYILLE.
the 1 ist of this month, an 1 that
treight to destination is already con
tracted for. Seventy-five men are now
at work on the grad-, and t!i- force
would be increased to 500 could that
number be obtained.
Nearly 800.000 pounds of copper
from the Longfellow works at Clifton
are now stored in Silver City, await- j
ing shipment to the railroad terminus. 1
fcCIENTlFKJ, CLASSICAL
A SD-
COMMEKCIAL SCHOOLS.
For Hale.
Between four and five hundred feet
of three and three quarter inch rope:
also, one whim. Cheap. Inquire ol
James Buck or son. 00 5t
Lost Mule.
A Large white mare mule strayed
from Maricopa Wells about ten days
ago. Any information will be re
warded by 1he undersigned.
J M llfTjvr r.jf
Professor Joyce,
Lately of fSan Frnnci.-co, would hereby re
ppectfuliy announce to the people of Phce
nit andthe x nrroundipi; cotiutrv. thai he
will open the above entitled school iu the
Public School-house.
In this school will he tanctat a thoront;h
Academic course of English branches, in
cl'iding a practical conri-e of Mathematics.
I'ommsrciiil calculation and Iiook-keepine-the
principal branches of Natural. Moral
and intellectual sciences, a preparatorv
c-iurse of the Latin and lireck C lassics abb
the Spanish and French I
The most successful system and the
most approved methods of teaching I
shall be adopted in this school. Even-1
iugschoois for adults. !
Spanish and French classes from 8 I
to 10 p. in.
For terms ind other particulars, ap- '
ply to the Professor at Dr. Coiners' ;
C-ffil't? 1! It Sl hoo! Ijoisj
A complete set of
Surveyor's and Civii Engineer's
Instruments,
for sale reasonably. They are in first
class condition and guaranteed.
Apply at this office, or to the un
dersigned. 00-tf WM. ISAAC.
WE HOLD THE FORTI"
You Can't Stop us! Stand Aside!
Let those rollow who Can!
NEW STORE!
XEW GOODS!
CHEAPEST TRICES!
Lower than the Lowest.
WI. ASHER & BRO.
tlemen, Misses,
Girls and Boys.
The Whole Stock Has Been
Purchased for Cash,
AND WILL BE SOLD AT
A- For
i BC?3 C a 8
h.
QTJli PRICE LIST
Will be found in the Store, where we shall be pleased
to show eveiwbody that we are
! SELLING SO LOW
That Competition becomes an Im-ossibility.
Tours Truly,
Cor. Washington A Montezuma.-
Onrm-ife north-.vest corn-r of Iinza. Build
nifj.-ai?. iy occ tp! ,d bv Cjuon's sa locn.
e-l-n
GOLDMAN &
Tobacco,
Cigars, &c.
At prices to suit, the times
GEO. E. LORING,
Dealer in
roceries
PROVISIONS,
FRESH N UTS
AND CANDIES,
A Large
Assortment f FLOTV
On Sand.
The Flot Brand! of DomMtlc ui
Imported
CIGARS and TOBACCOS
In Um City.
In WriU, Fargo A Co't. firpre Offit,'
Watnmgum street, JSast tf
the Court House.
Samter's
CHEAP
Cash Store.
RamoTed to the Walter! Building oe MoaV
ma trsflt.Dezt ooer to use
Printing Office.
The Atteettoe of the Pnbllo te called to r
welieoleeted noek of
DRT GOODS, CLOTHISa,
SOOTS & 8HOES, GROCERIES.
LIQUORS and PSOVISI05S
Wliioti I rropeee to 101 cm tfae lll-e eed
Live priooiple. A word .o tbe wise ta Sun-
eient. J11.II S RAbTEH.
aloneKama Street oum dooreburetke ail
tin 03in.
LITEKY, FEED
AND SALE STABLE.
B , 173 EVER,
PROPRIETOR ;
(Late J. D. Sf oaiboa's.y
yV ashington Street, Coraer of Corte.
HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK
uf Horses. Buizsriee. Act letely in um
la this etabie. the present proprietor wul
add to it the
BEST OF HORSES
And Most Elegant Tnrnent.-
Hay and Grain Always os
Hand, and 1 or bale,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL-
yiorees boarded by the day.
-week or month, at reasonable ratei.
SatTafacfion guaranteed.
CALIFORNIA
Variety Store
KOTICK. Mr. wardi, kartnr U nr
Pan FmnOitrM to select nw kit uf Chtt
6fDral JiJercbftn.1ie, all th presvat Htx-k
must It ol1 ohwp ftr ra.h to make room try
eii nWt which' wil? arrive in a tew day.
GfrE At X EDUCTION IN TRICES.
Tlia ric are renpeclfultY incite t rail
and ex.- rr.Vrre 3Q1 jndif e hr tb-m! t. Jsrx
dout' to the FboriHi ritioriuf MilL,