The Phoenix herald., July 09, 1879, Image 2

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THE PIKENIX HERALD.
HEMI-TTEEKIY EDItlOS,
GOSPER McCLINTOSK
Proprietors.
Wcdaeadty, July . l79.
TUE TEACi: OF AHIZO.VA.
The Chicago Tribune is building
bigli hopes of secuiing the trade r.f
this Territory for Cbicsigo, over the
Atchison anclTopefea road, at cheap.
r rat-.s than California. In reply to
this, the Bulletin says that if Chica
go can send goods to Arizona at lss3
est than from San Francisco, all
rilit; that the mines of Arizona are
in the hands of California capitalist
and they will purchase gooda where
they can get theru the cbonpt-st. This
competition for tra-.ie will inure to
our benefit, and we care not whether
we are supplied from the east or west.
As our mines are rapidly getting into
the hands of eastern capitalists, we
think the tide is turning in their fa
vor. The Atchison and Topeka is
f.ist approaching our borders from
the east, and the Utah Southern will
soon enter from the north. These
roads will undoubtedly bring goods
to our doors at cheaper rates than
from San Francisco, and in nearly as
quick time. Even now clothing is
shipped from Boston to Prescott at
less cost than from California, suid
we might enumerate many otner ar-
tides. The Atchison road is built by
Boston capital, and the ownrrs will
certainly do all they can to secure the
trade for their ciiy. Sail Francisco
has heretofore been the mart for us,
but unless she deals kindly, she will
lose what she formerly controlled.
It is a well-knocra fact tbat in the
smaller Totvn3 on the frontier, but lit
tle attention is paid to the spot select
's 1 for burial purposes. Graves are
dug here and there without regard
to regularity, and if siarkei at all
by some flimsy stick or board that a
gust of wind would remove. Such
appears to be condition of the ceme
tery at this place, but during the past
week it has liecn considerably im
proved by our worthy Sheriff, who
has had the county prisoners at work
clearing it off. It would take but a
few hundred dollars to put it in ex
cellent condition and move in this
direction should be made. The final
Testing place of man should be made
pleasant.
England is con-iderably worried
over the agricultural depression of
that country and at a meeting held in
the House of Commons, the Govern
ment agreed to the motion for the ap
pointment of a royal commission to
inquire into its cause, and how far
treated. During tne debate that fol
lowed, it was stated that the success
of British agriculture was dependant
upon America, and that if the cost of
importing cereals fell below the cost
of prodnv.ing a home article, the ruin
cf British agriculture was not far
distant.
The Stockholder, a paper published
In New York, contains five columns
devotpd to Arizona mines and othtr
resources, thus bringing us before
the people of the Eastern States. This
paper states that se-eral mills will
be shipped from New York for this
Territory, to be erected at Tonto and
Richmond Basin. At the rate that
mining machinery is being brought
to the Territory, we will soon be first
In the number of mills on the coast,
and the first in the amount of bullion
produced.
As soon as the heated term is over,
considerable building is going on in
this place. During the past week,
several contracts have been signed
for the erection of brick residences,
ami business places. Next year, our
town will be double the size it now
and with more substantial build-
rFrfta our Territorial exchanges,
. w e eeejihat the Fourth was celebrat
ed in.ai'. cf the towxjs in the Territory
with coiEsiv-erable spirit.
KeV&iUi Commerce.
The ncttsjil aanual ccumerce of
Mexico wbh Ih.er cations, ;Vicording
-to the latest ofBcia'dJata, is 3s -"ollows :
Imports, 29,500,000 :.iports, irlud
fccg 23,003,000 cf pjerions mt.'als,
-273Q ,000 : total, 58,?5G00?. Co -n-Ncred
Wfcji fhe populatioti the) total
wis ?3-83 fnt each 'inhabit nt.
whifc the United 3tatc3 eanais $i."7
per hVid, Cuba $120 pry head, Epiin
$17 jifr head. El eiruo da Sfayo.
Fcblie Xotice.
The public arc notified that the
support being insufficient, I have
.withdrawn the sprinkling cart, and
will be oblig-ed to go in other busi
ness with my ieam unless better pat
ronage is givea me. I will call on
Jhe businessmen Friday, and if those
,Tvb3.do not subscribe will do sc, I
.con continue. Tbee is a Jarjre
strstch -f land .on the main
t-treet that has been -daily watered,
for which I receive no pay, there
being no builings on said property.
Three cnts per foot for the whole
distance watered would be sufficient
pay to justfy me in continuing.
F.0GER5.
Pacifis Coast Telsrans.
Fire at San Itaf&el.
San Rafael, July 5. About eleven
o.clock last night a fire broke out in
the residence of Mrs. Samuel Saun
ders. The building and contents
were consumed. Loss about 2,000;
insured for $P00.
Irowneil.
Stocltton, July, 5. Theodore Tlart
wig, stone cutter by trade, aged twenty-four,
was drowned in Black
Slough, on the lower end of R ibsrts
Island, on the 2d inst. He kid been
sent up the slouzh to Jordan's camp,
when bis boat capsized. The body
was brought here and interred.
Tire at roville.
Oroville, July 5. Last evening
obout 9 P. M-, and while the fireworks
were being exhibited, a fire broke
in a frame building in the rear of
the Commercial Hotel, which speed
ily communicated with that building
and both were consumed. Had
there been any wind the whole bus
iness part of the town must have
teen burned. The loss is about $10,
000Aabout half covered by Insurance.
The principal loser is Charles St.
Sure, ownv of the hotel. The oi igin
of the fire is unknown.
Iea.th of a Humboldt County Pio
neer. Winnemueca, July 5. Charles Kest
1-py, an old pioneer of Ilumbold-
County died yesterday, and was bur-
K$ to-day under the auspices of the
Winnemueca Hose Company
and
Humboldt County Pioneers. It
was
this
the largest funeral ever seen in
countv.
Miscs llancous Telagrams.
tYlioTeHale Poisoning.
St Pari. (Minn.),'July 5. Seventeen
persons were poisoned to-day by some
substance, supposed tartar emet c, in
lemonade, at the picnic at Laneoboro.
Some are dingjrouily poisDael, and
their recovery is doubtful.
Burned to Death.
Pocgiikkepsie, July 4. M iss Jessie
Dunbar, aged twenty-two year, was
burned to death to-day, boys having
ignited her clothing with firecracfc-
er3-
Lisutlniu Fire with KrroRene-
A Mother and Child Burned to
Jeatt
New Yokk, July 5. Mary Ander-
son and infant were burned "to death
to-day. Cause, starting a fire with
kerosene.
Order by the Postmaster Gen
eral. Washington, July S. The Post
ma? ter-General has required all Post
masters to make an actual count of
the number of letters and postal-cards, j
and of packages of third and fourth j
class matter deposited for maiin? at
their offices, upon the first seven days !
of September; and the 3uerintcndent j
of the Railway Mail S-rvicc is direct. I
ed to have a similar count made np
oa car3 and steam-bsats for the same
length of time.
Sentence Eentittcdby the Fresi
dint Washington, July 3. The Presi
dent remits the sentence of dismissal
by Court-martial upon Captain
Joseph Rendelbrock, Fourth Cavalry.
He was found guilty of misbehavior
before the enemy Indians, and neg
lect of duty. The Court recommend
ed clemency, on account of the age
of the Captain, lonj: and creditable
service, and the fact that his physi
cal condition showed him to be unfit
for an active campaign.
TELEGHAPH1C BREVITIES-
At Lake Quinsegaamond on the
alternoon of July the steamer Isaac
Davis, loaded with passengers, upset
and several lives were lot. A wharf
gave away the same day at Trenton.
N. J-, and lives were lout. The erime
record in New York was large.
The Third Presbyterian church at
Trenton, N. J., has been destroyed by
fire. Loss, $45,000.
The Uniterian chnrch tt Scituate,
near Boston, was burned on the 4th.
The south fonndaiy of the State
Prison at Sing Sing wa3 burned
Thursday night.
Rev. Dr. Jay S- Backus, former Sec
retary of the American Baptist Home
Mission Societj-, died in Groton, N.
Y., on Thursday.
i . H. V anderbilt purchased for
$125,000, 2,500 shares of the Trov and
Boston Railroad stock, gaining a con
trolling interest.
We call attention of our readers to
the adv. of the soda factory in this is
sue, iney are prepared to manu
facture the best of soda and sasapa
ri'i'.H at cheap rates and warrant no
dtiJtrl'ol"B substances are used. For
a jrocd pleasant drink and one that
will l.avb no bad ettect, there is no
bjtter. GVve them a call and get a
dozen or to.
The Cerbat MJning Company has
teon incorporated jn New York. It
consists of -ten rovnes ; Also the
Mineral Part Com paviy-
R. P. inland's haa filee.1 a petition
with the Clerk of the Prolate Conrt
praying for letters of sdmi.istration
on the estate of Henry Sayerv. Next
Saturday is the c!;tr set icr hearing
ret:ticn-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate transac
tion? were recorded in the office of
th County Recorder for the month
of June:
James McMillen to "U"m. P. East
man, undivided Yi of northeast )4 of
section 21, T 1 X, R 2 E; also in
terest in one water right in the Tem
pi Irrigating canal, and right of way
in the Hayden extension, $500.
King S- Woolsey to Conception
Peralta, lot 7 in block 5 $100.
Probate Judge to Eugene I, and
Marj" A. Fuller, lot3 10 and 12, block
2? 15.
Jcsu 'lorcles to J;c Monday, lot 4
in block 37 $22.
A- D- 'Williams to A Mercer, J-.j in-
serest in the McDowell mine, located
two miles north of the Verde river
$50.
Michael O'Conel and H C Parker
to John D- Banner, 4 Antler mine
-SI.
J T Porter and Amanda L Porter
to J B Montgomery and J D Miller,
S E of S 2, T 1 X' R 2 E-$2,50C-
C A Tweed to J T Porter, SE if of
S 7, T 1 N, R 3 E, lease for four years
at $300 per year.
Probate Judge o Jultus Baucrlin,
lot 1 in block 5 $22.
Julius Bauerlin to James Curry,
lot 1 in block 3, $S0.
P Trapert and Joseph Bishner to
A D Lemon, houl s tanding on the
west side of the cast of L 23, block
21 $410.
Probate Judge to Gcnivivve Oury,
lots 5 7 and 8 in bloc k 8!i $15.
Probate Judge to G A Oury, lot 11
block 8S-S3; also lots 1 and 3, block
S7-$9; also lots 5 and 6, block 75-11.
also lots 5, 7 and 9, block 87 $25 ;
also lots 2, 4 G 8 10 12, block 87 $40.
J M. Cotton to Lois Gertrude Cot
ton, northeast corner cf block 77, CO
feet on akington and 80 feet on
Center Love and affection.
Probate Juuge to G II Oury, same
as above $5.
J M Cotton to Lois GcrtrudcCct-
I ton, lots 3 and 5 in block 11-love and
! affection
EJward Irvine to Ellis, Asher &
j Co lea 1 yenr, with a privilege of
2, reut$75 per month, south room of
, the buiuling oa lot3 1 and o Wock oo
i . , , . , ..,
j Alexander Steinaker to C R Mar.
j tiadale, O Murcer and S J Munds,
! Isaac of lower floor of building on
block 20, 1 year with privilege of 2
st a rental of $75 per month.
Charles L Martin, John. J Powers,
l of mine -Eest, McMillen district,
$100.
T C.)rella to Oarlos Talamantes,
lot 1, block 3-S3X
F A Shaw to A R Chaffee, 16 in"
tcresi in Calhaimir mine, Cave Creek
ditrirt-$l.
M Welch to J B L Ward. Jf inter
est in th3 1st extension of the Kich
msnd; if interest Ruse lode-200.
S B L Ward to C H Belderbach,
same a? above same consideraiion.
MISCELLANEOUS.
S. Jackson,
Having purchased the entire stock of
Merchandise
From Mr. Samter, I shall hereafter
keep a full assortment of
GOODS,
and will sell the same to the public
FOR CASH,
at a living price, such as ;o defy all
competition.
Simon Jackson,
Mon'wima Street one door above the HER
ald Office.
WE HOLD THE FORT!'
You Can't Stop us ! Stand Aside !
Let those roilow who Can!
NEW STORE!
NEW GOODS!
CHEAPEST TRICES!
Lower than the Lowest.
Mm ASHER &BRO.
C or. TVa-siin-ton A Soaterara
CppoBtte nonhwest roriier of F'ara. Bui
agformerly cecapiedjby Co lon'iealccn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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, and
FENCING, 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 Ansnrred.
C II. I'HAJIPLIX,
93-tf Agent Maricopa.
CALIFORNIA
Variety Store
31. EBR AKDS, Proprietor.
Having jngt returned fn m San Franrisoo I
take pleasure io anoouncin to my Quineroaa
Mends 8Dd th public in (reneral, -
that I have purchased a larjje stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
which I now offer at such exceedingly
I.OW PRICES,
as to defy competition.
COME, SEE AND BE CON
VINCED OF THE FACT.
Keep on band a large assortment of
Optical Instruments.
SPECTACLES, GOGGLES
EYE-GLASSES,
FIELD-GLASSES, ETC.'
Also an Optical eye-jin;re for !
fitting spectacles to any person.
Arcade Brewery,
AND SALOON,
Cor. Washington and Jefferson etreete,
PHCEXIX, ARIZONA.
Coolest Place of Resort In Town.
BEER AS COLD AS ICE,
which we offer for sate by the
Glass, Quart, Gallon or Barrel.
Five Gallon Keg of Beer for $3.
AST)
One Dozen Bottled, 2.
8ALOOXS AXD FAMILIES
Supplied with Bottled or Keg Beer. Choice
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS-
tycome everybody End enjoy comfort.
C. A. LUKE. Jos. THALTTETMER,
Business Manager'' Proprietor.
LUMBER!!
CnECORY & WILEY,
Havlnp madearrantrementpwlth a Lnmber
firm, in San Francisco are now ready to
furnish
LUMBER, SniXGLES, DOORS
WIXDOirS AXI) MOULDING,
And in lact everything in onr LiBe.
CHEAPER THAN FVPB SOLD IS THIS
MARKET.
JOE POHEIM,
THE TAILOR.
203 Mor'Tiery Street and 103 1 hird Street
Hakes the
- Best Fitting
CLOTHES
In the City.
ni
French
orer
"her
lil or
price in
Goods are
than any
Merchant
for cash.
on est
Deahnj
rompt Attention,
ilh a Perfect Fit,
irt line workman,
iip pnaranteed,
jrehie mottoes.
v- riee 8 American Goods:
Pants, from $5 00
Suits, from 20 00
Doeskin Pants, from 7 00
Overcoats, from 15 00
Vests, fiom 3 00
No. 2m Montgomery street. fRnssh Block),
and lfW Third street, San Fraucit-co.
ty Samples and Rnles for Self-Meaenre
xnent sent to any address. Sni
Sins: Chong.
..DEALER IN..
CHOICE TEAS, MATTINGS,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
ax cni.visE aroxioxs.
Is 2?on
Cfhe.
Caries' Block, north of Herald
1 m p gag Evlaricopa.
iky hi bj 13 a i
MISCELLANEOUS
Hotel.
WOOD & SMITH,
Prop's.
This hotel has been recently finish
ed at great expense, and i3 now ready
for the occupation of guests.
THE TABLE
Will be 'supplied with the choicest
the market affords.
Board by the uay, week or Month
Liberal Terms Innl with Hejju
lar Hoarder.
THE BED ROOMS ARE LARGE
Antl commodioat and sirtably furoisbed.
TFIE BAR in connection with the
hotel, is liberally supplied with the
choicest brands of Imj orted
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
93 -f
E. GERMAIN & CO.
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.
MARICOPA - - - A. T
The citizens are informed that a
large
Lumber Yard
lias been established and the
bes
CALIFORNIA
LLTMRER
Kept for sale.
Send for Price List.
BUCKALEW & OCIIOA,
GENERAL
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT,
MARICOPA, - - ARIZONA.
Also, wholesale and retail merchants at
Sanfont and Florence.
THE PIONEER SALOON.
MARICOPA, A. T.
CHAPMAN &
PftOPRIETOn
AHERN,
ICE COOL Bt'DWEISER, MILWAU-
cec and Phitatltjlphia Lajror Ii?er el-
vuys on hftim. Folite nuri attentive bar
tenders always ready to attend to the wanto
of cuntomer. A staarc of the public patron
age solicited. Br opeu all night.
BARNETT, BLOCK & CO.,
MARICOPA, aad CASA GSAXDA. A. T.
j Forwarding
Commission
FERCHAKJTS,
R. E. Farrington & Co.,
Dealers in
General Merchandise,
AND
FORWARDING & COMMISSJQN
MERCHANTS,
Maricopa, - - - Arizona.
All freight enneitrrjed to onr care will be
promptfv forwarded to any part of the
Territory.
I am prrrtarJ to ha- dl. fast freight and
bwvv mnrhi"rv on una- no'iee.
MAIUCOPAHOTEL,
H. W. KLEIN, Prop'r.
MARICOPA,
A. T.
The patroDnsre ot the traveling
public is respectfully solicited. The
table supplied with the best, the
market afi'ords and satisfaction guar
anteed. Egs, vegetables and fruit for s?le.
Fashion Saloon,
It. F. H AFFORD, Prop.
3IAKICOPA - - - A. T.
All visitors at this town are invited to call
at the above named popular place of report,
next door to the hotel, where they can ob
tain only the best Liquors.
ALL ICED DRINKS
of the peaeon concocted by experienced mix
oiogiete. Call. flj-tf
Masonic fJotice.
THERE WILL
JQX of the
EE A JIEETHCG
MASONIC FRATERNITY,
At Steiimfeor-K Hall in Phoenix, on
Saturday the 19th ipt. at. 8 o'clock charp,
p m. for the completion of the arrangements
fot a dispensation to form "AlilKOXA
LODGE.
Brethren in good standing are invited to
attend.
Members of the Association and those di
rectiv interested are particularly requested
to attent.T
Bv order of the chairman.
I. H. COS, Secretary,
Phoenix, A, T.. July 4. IS; 9. 100
Dental Notice.
Dr. E. P. Ryder,
of Prescott is in town where lie will
remain for a lew days. Any
one defiling his serviced
ean find him at the
Bank Exchange.
Phoenix, July ?d, 137?. ?9tf
TUCSON,
AfiSD ALEXANDRA.
Wholesale
Corner of 3Iaricopa and Jefferson
Our connections in Kentucky, New York and San Francisco enables us
to purchase direct from Manufacturers itnd Importers, and having facilities
io iilways carry a large stock, the quality of which we guarantee, we can
sell at much lower figures than any other house in the trade and can con
fidently invite purchasers to call and examine our goods before buying elsewhere.
Have on hand a select stock of Old Bourbon and Eye Whiskies, Brandies
Gins, Rums, Port, Sherry, and Maderia Wines. Champagnes, Clarets,
Eauternes, Liqueurs, Bitters, and everything appertaining to the
MQUOR BUSINESS.
IMPORTED A$D DOMESTIC
We would call the attention of connoissures to onr very select stork.
ofU':nes. Liquors and Cigars, the quality of which will equal anything
supplied by first-class houses in San Francisco or Eastern Cities.
THOROUGHBRED
Poultry and Berkshire
L-rgett Slock ot
Impo t2d Fowl
on the
Coast.
Carbolic Powders
etc., etc.. Always s;vH.4r'
on Hand.
My Berkshire Breeders have been imported direct J1 J"$nA5
c-rent expense. I will sell a limited number ot choice pigs VEKi IXW
io advertise my stocK. I am also breeding
Poland China Pigs.
From stock imported direct from the Magee Companr
Letters of inquiry, inclosing stamp, cheerfullly answered. Add
C-3afo arrival of fowls and eggs
USTICK & CO.,
DEALERS IN
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE !
AND
OUTFITTING STORE.
THE
Pioneer Store
OF MARICOPA.
Fair Dealing Our Motto.
Teamsters, Miners, anchers
OR ANY ONE ELSE
Will find it to their Interest
TO CALL UFON US
o
PHCENIX,
Liquor Dealers.
Streets
Phoenix.
Generl Paci'e Go
Aeent for
Akekicaj
Poultry Food.
It will make your
HENS LAY and
prevents diserse.
guaranteed..
67-tf
& Co.
HATE OPENED ON
Washington street, wesS of
Gardiner's hotel,
A la'tre and Bplaodid stock ef
Genera!
MERCHANDISE.
Whicn they ofler to our
citizens at the lowest pos
sible prices.
Every one is respectful
ly invited to call and exam
ine our stock and priests.
nol2
Phoenix Hotel.
Washington
St., between Maricopa and
Pima streets.
Cooi and elegantly
Furnished Rooms
Singly or en suite-
BATHS, Warm or Cold.
BAB AMD READING KOOJl.
TERMS
MODERATE.
J. J. GAKDISEK.