The Phoenix herald., July 09, 1879, Image 3

About The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882

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THE PIKENIX HERALD.
HUII-WEEKLY E3ITIOX.
Wednesday, Jnly O. 179.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Colonel Wtx lsey left no will.
Nogs at the Bank Exchange.
Vacant bouses are a scarcity iuthis
town.
Milk Punch at the Bank Ex
change. Ten prisoners, are confined "
county jail.
Chew Jackson's Best Svreet Savy
Tobacco.
The school house bonds have not
been sold yet.
Genuine Krug and other Cham
pagne at the Bank Exchange.
John Y. T. Smith s now running
the Phoenix Flour Hills.
To Cjm'ii3ial trivalers 3 imple
rooms at the Bank Excliange.
Last nijrht was the final perform
ance of the Varieties.
A very fine biUiard table at the
Bank Exchange.
The Board of Equalization will be
in session all this week.
All Iced Drinks of tlio season a
the Bank Exchange.
Read our advertisements and them
go and patronize the advertisers.
Ice Cream every day at Smith's res
"4aurant opposite the Postoflice.
The fruit crop of this valley will
be very large this season.
Go to tr.e Bank Exchange. Best
-accommodations for travelers.
Bend cur freight reports and pas
senger' list. Both are feceived by
telegraph.
Ice Cream every day at Smith's res
taurant opposite the Postoffice.
Higi McDonald 5s now occupying
his new residence in the northern
part of town.
Ice Cream every day at Smith's res
taurntt opposite foe Postoffice.
Old Sabre Slasher is engaged dur
ing the day in cleaving off the mes
qtiit from the town property.
For a fine Cigar call at the Bank
Exchange.
Information is wanted as to the
whereabouts of R. C. ZUcXary by
his father, G. K. W- 31 cXary, Pres-cott-
Iced Champagne on draught t the '
Bank Exchange.
Mr. B. 31. Watts will leave for
AVashingtoa ia a. few days to perfect
the patent on his lightening bay
press.
For building lumber at bed-rock
"prices, address Clipper Mill lumber
Company, Pres-rott.
The large two story building north
east of plaza is being plastered on
the outside and presents a neat ap
pearance.
All Territorial and leading city
newspapers of the U. S. on file at the
Bank Exchange.
The thermometer at 2 p. m- in this
city yesterday stood at 110 deg.'Ynma
same hour and day 110, Prescott 85,
Send tf Maricopa for your building
Lumber, Good and dry, great saving
in freight. C. II. Ciiampi-ix.
Ellis, Aslier & Co. have leased the
south room of Irvine's new building.
The lease runs for one year, with
privilege of two.
Contractors and Builders, address
ft IT 1 1 - . r . ' - . .
.. . viiampnn, .uuncopa, tor his
prices of lumber, before buying else
where. m
Next Monday is set for hearing the j
petition of 3Iary H. Woolser, asking
for orders of administration on the!
ccuiie oi ii.ing o. v ooisey.
No Knots or Pitch in Maricopa
finishing lumber. C.H .Chahplix.
Coolest place in town is the Bank
Vxcbange.
Ilappy Harmon of the telegraph
office took too much familiarity with
Howry's dog Towser the other day
and was slightly bitten.
Splendidly furnished, well ventila
ted rooms, single or en suite, for sin
gle night, or by the week or month at
.reasonable rates, at the Bank Exchange-
Last year during the month of July
several cases of small pox were iu
the valley. This year no cases have
been reported so far.
S. H- Mott of the firm of Perry,
Woodworth & Co., extensive lumber
dealers of Southern California, ar
rived in town this morning.
We are under obligations to Mr. G.
31. F. Herrett for a fine supply of
peaches from the Moore ranch. They
were of the strawberry Tariety and
very rich.
Water was turned off the ditches
for several days for the purpose of
cleaning. Last night the canals were
very high with a goml supply running
through the ditclie3 ia towa.
The project for repairing the
Black Canyon road is on the wane.
II. N. Alexander, attorney for tbe
Southern Pacific Railroad arrived
ibis morning, lie appears in behalf
of the railroad company who claim
exemption from taxation. They
have been assessed for $176,000,
3Ir. aterman having received a
larse stock of goods can now make
anything in his line of business
Any person wishing anything in the
tin and shoetiron line will find it to
their interest to patronize him. Op
posite the postoffice.
Sheriff Thomas keeps the prison
ers busy evey day clearing the ceme
try and other town property of the
mesquit aud other rubbish, when
they are returned to the cooler in the
ufternoon after working all day in
the hot sun. They must have anexcel
lent appetite for Bupper.
It is with some degree of satisfact
ion that you can buy meat at Baltz &
Kelley s putcher shop anil then go
home andeatitwith a relish. Every
thing is so neat and clean and tidy.
This establishment has connected
with it a sausage machine that after
you have seen it run makes ycu eat
nothing but sausage for some time
to come. The machine is supplied
with three large knives and as the
cylinder revolves the meat is well cut,
in the hands of a thorough butcher,
Mr. Baltz. It is well seasoned and
is just excellent.
On Sunday night last the Jones'
Variety troupe gave Billy Brewster a
rousing benefit, in which Billy as
sumed several different characters.
Mrs. Jones sang sweetly several new
songs and took part in several larces.
She shows considerable talent, and in
a few years will be a star. Brewster is
good in all his parts, and manages to
keep his auditors in the best of hu
mor. The tumbling feat of the India
Rubber Boy was well executed. The
other me libers of the company sus
tained their parts well, and were
heartily applauded.. It was decided
ly the best bill given here.
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
SPECIALLY BP'-rKD FOR THE SET1
WEEKLY HERALD.
The following treight arrived at
Maricopa on the following days :
SATCTtDAY, JCLY 5.
Phoenix G. Coats, 17 sundries,
9S5, Byron McMurruy, 1 trunk, 4."i ;
II M Ryder, I hardware, 100; E Ir
vine & Co., 1 hardware, ISO.
Prescott L. Bashford & Co, 1 pa
per hanging, 150; Golden Era M Co,
9 machinery, 20,000, (1 boiler, 2 mor
tars, 2 smokestacks, flywheel, etc.)
SUNDAY JITLY C.
G Coats 1 berrie, 1 lard, 149.
Monday, July 7.
Phoenix Goldman fc Co, 20 bags
sugar, 1 carpet, 2,115; PBrix, 2 sun
dries, 330 ; B L Con vers, 1 whisky 50 ;
M Asher & Bro, 1 clothing, 100.
Prescott V," 31 Buffam, 7 tea, 9
crackers, 1,180; James Daley, 1 ci
gars, 2; D llatz, 1 cigars, 70; L
Bashford fc Co, 11 sundries 655.
Tiger mine SO sundries, 4,973.
TCtCSDAY, JULY, 8tH,
Pha-nix Gregory fc Wiley, 1 car
lumber, 22,000 ; E. T. Johnston, 1
mdse, 290; G. Coats, 1 honey, 1 ber
ries, 85.
Prescott A. S, Robbins, 1 hard
word, 130; Boweu, Knowles & Co.,
18 sundries, 1,310.
Another cur of lumber came yes
terday for Gregory & Wiley, but bill
ed for 3Iaricopa-
PASSEXtEIt LIST.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE SEMI-WEEKLY
HERALD.
The following passengers left Mari
copa on the date named and arrived
in Phcenix the next morning and
Prescott the day following. List is
furnished by Agent Van Fleet:
SATURDAY, JULY 5TU.
Prescott Mrs. McAllister, U. J.
North, Johu Cheslcy.
SUNDAY, JULY 6tU.
Wickenburg Mrs. B. Martin and
two children.
Prescott R. Rymer.
SIQXDAY, JULY 7TH.
Chas Besse and wife, John More,
Thos. Sutton, J- II. Qninn, JnoRyar,
N. Ilackley, R- Reyenout, II. N.
Alexander, S. II. Mott.
A Valuable Present.
You can send the Semi-weekly
IIekald to any part of the United
States, postage paid, for one year $5;
6 months, 3 50. Keep your friends
posted on Arizona matters.
Xotice to Farmers,
The undersigned has for sale eight
fine American horses. Hay or grain
taken in payment. Apply to
J. E. Dukkee.
Seymour A. T.
98 l'-m
IstMalc,
A Large white mare mule strayed
from Maricopa Wells about ten days
ago. Any information will be re
warded by the undersigned.
93 6t J. M. Bryaxt.
For Hale.
Claim to section 6 Township 1
North, Range 1 East, taken up under
the desert Act. -5200. Inquire of Geo.
E. Loriag at the Express Offic.-.
LATEST ARIZONA NEWS.
Special
Telegram:
"Herald."
to the
Rain General Throughout South
ern Arizona.
Double Murder
Tombstone.
at
The "Enterprise" Newspaper at Prescott
Changes Hands.
Jodgc Silent Stearins; the Weber
Defalcation To-day.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HERALD.
Prescott .
Prescott, July 9 2r. ir. Sprink
ling rain now and heavy clouds
with prospect of heavy fchowers.
A man was injured at Bradshaw by
falling (iown a shaft. Name unknown
His condition is critical.
Prescott, July 9th. John Mari-
on is again at the wheel, me en
terprise is defunct and from it3 ashes,
phcenix like, arrises the Arizona. It
will be neutral in politics at present.
The Paul AVebber defalcation mat
ter is bein? heard before Judge Si
lent to-day.
Prescoit lodge No. 1, K. of P. elect-
ed officers for ensuing term last night.
The Board of Supervisors are in
session to-dav.
The jury disagreed and were dis
charged in the case of the United
States vs. John A. Byers for counter
feiting.
Another Murder at Tombstone.
Tucson, July 9th. To-day's Cit-
ezen will contain a letter trom the
Tomb; toae district saying that John
Hicks was shot and killed and hi3
brother was mortally wounded
on last Sunday night. The writer
says that the shooting wns donn by
Levy McCormick aud a man named
Jackson, but the coroner's jury found
that death was caused by a ot fired
by some one unknown.
It was raining on every side of
Tucson yesterday, but very little fell
here. Very heavy rain failing east
and north of here this morning.
Tnrson Ticks.
Tucfon, July 5th. The For.:t"i
was celebrated in a fitting manner at
this place. The military of Fort
Lowell assisted by tbe artillery fired
the salutes ; the Sixth Cavaly band
furnished the music, and a polished
oration by Hon. Benj. Morgan. In
the evening there were brilliant fire
works and a free dance. Over 2,000
people were in attendance.
Eight more bricks are ready for
shipment from the Tombstone dis
trict. Weather is hot, had a little rain
ast night.
Rain at Florence.
Florence July 9th. Rain com
menced at 7:45 last evening. It still
continues. Weather cool.
Maricopa Katters.
Maricopa, July 9. It commenced
raining here early this morning and
still continues. Dust nicely settled
and weather cool.
Lieutenant Scott with a car-load of
Government horses from California
is expected here to-night.
The railroad pile driver and con
struction trains are at work in this
locality.
Burnett & Block are moving into
their new adobe building.
The Bank Exchange dining rooms
and restaurant will open for business
this evening.
Our dispatches indicate that the
rain has been general throughout the
southern part of the territory.
Varna Gatherings.
Yu.va, July 9th. Six car-loads of
lumber for Perry Wood & Co, Mari
copa and 1 for R. E. Farrington ar
rived here on Sunday.
An extra engine came in last night
for the gravel train, to work at and
near Maricosa.
Salute at the Fort, a dinner at the
Colorado Hotel, a ball at the Court
house, with a grand supper at the
Colorado Hotel, where dancing was
resumed and kept up until daylight,
was the way we celebrated the Fourth
Yuma, July 9th. Coal derricks for
Texas Hill aud Maricopa, with iron
tubs, etc., arrived yesterday.
Lieut. Scott, Cth Cavalry, arrived
with 31 horses, J. Whitney, former
ly of the St. Charles hotel, Los An
geles came in charge of them.
IVickeburs Items
Wickenburg, July 9th. Mr. Els
worth, Supt. of the Oro mine, has
just arrived from that place. The
mino is located sixty miles west. He
brought in an egg of pure gold, worth
$106, which was produced from 500
pounds of ore rock, worked by an
arastra.
Weather cool and threatening rair
Mining Locations.
The following locations were re
corded here during the month of
June :
Comet ledge, Wickenburg District,
S Braffett, J03 McKinley, A H Pee
ples. Ruff and Lamoile mine, Touto Ea-
sin, J. JSi. uotton, m. acnun;, ju ga
zelle, Dr. Conyers.
Wickenburg ledge, Spring Valley
6 miles west of the junction of Castle
Creek and Agua Fria river, Henry
Wickenburg, William Gillespie and
Chas. P- Stanton.
Dolly mine, 3IcMillen district, S.
Richard O'Connell.
NEW ADVERTISE3IENTS.
Peter Brix & Co.,
Phoenix
Arizona.
SODA WATER
....AND....
SARSAPARILLA.
For Saloons, Families and Everybody,
Pleasant. Healthful and Cheap.
la yon don't like it straight, ask for a Soda
Cocktail," Saloons furnian them.
fj??Ordcrs solicited and satisfaction guar
anteed. Let it now be wide spread
So that all may know it,
THAT
Goldberg & Son.
Are now selling their large
and well selected
stock of
Gcner I Merchndis c,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
No trouble to show goods
Satisfaction .for onr Customers
Families furnished with choice
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
at KF.ii:t:i:i bates.
Goods delivered to any
part of this Town,
free of charge.
All Kinds
of Imtnee
and &oltl.
Boofht
H. Goldberg; & Sen.
Next to Steinecker's new building.
BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Washington street opposite
Plaza, Phoenix.
the
E. GANZ
Proprietor.
This new hotel is now open for the
accommodation of the traveling
public.
The rooms are well ventilated and
handsomely furnished in suits and
single. Superior accommodations
for families. The aim of the propri
etor will bo the comfort and welfare
of bis guests.
Rooms Reserved by Telegraph
Billiard Table and Bar
ConnectecUwith tbe Honse.
Only the Finest Liquors & Cigars.
PRIVATE CARD BOOHS.
The principal Eastern, California and
Arizona papers kept on file.
A share of tbe public patronage is
olieited.
Fifty Thousand
-
Assorted Merchandise
Just Received at the
Huge E
DIRECT FROM THE E LST, and especially selected
for this llarket by Mr. A. Goldman, comprising :
Latest Novelties in Calicos, Dress Goods, Shawls and
White Goods.
Latest Styles in Fancy Goods, Underwear, llosiery
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 Shoes.
And, in fact, everything desirable for Ladie3, Gen
tleraen, Misses, Girls and Boys.
The Whole Stock Has Been
Purchased for Cash,
AND WILL
OUll PHI C LIST
Will be found in the Store,
to show everybod' that we
SELLING SO LOW
That Competition becomes an Impossibility.
Yours Truly,
GOLDMAN & CO.j
GOLDMAN & CO.
OOp
Dollars Worth
0F -
stahlishment
OF
Hats.
BE SOLD AT
For
C a s
h.
where we shall be pleased
are
00
MISCELLANEOUS
H. Morgan & Co.
Washington
St., Phcenix
AND
Morgan's Station on the Gila River
Importers and Dealers in
Groceries and Clothing,
Dry Goods,
Liquors,
Tobacco,
Cigars, fcc.
At prices to suit, the times
DUSTERS,
From S2 60 Upward.
LADIES LINE SUITS
In Three Pieces for SI m.d.A 85.
WHITE VICTORIA
LAWN,
NAINSOOK'S LAWN,
AND
BISHCP'S LAWNS.
From SO cents a Yard rpwarA.
Beautiful Pattens in Ginghams.
Embroideries,
From five cents & yard upwards
L. BIEN,
r A cent for -
DOMESTIC JPAPJSU FATTEBX
234 JT Street. BACEAMEXTO.
By sending Bust measure, length
of fleeves, length of ekirt, a SURE
FIT JN LADIES' SUITS can be
secured.
Ladies will bear in mind that it
takes bat Three Days for a letter
to reach Sacramento, and Three
Days more for an answer making
tbe time only Six Days altogether.
RSotice.
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.
LIVERY, FEED
...AND SALE STABLE....
E.
E Y E R
PROPRIETOR.
(Late J. D. Monihon's.)
Washington Street, Corner of Cortez.
TTATO'C! PURCHASED THE STOCK.
I I of Horses. Buciee. &c. latelv in ne ,
in this stable, the present proprietor will
add to it the
BEST OF HORSES
And Most Klegant Tnraonts.
Hay and Grain Always od'
Hand and lor bale,
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
37" Horses boarded by tbe dav,
week or tnontli; at reasonable rates. '
Satisfaction guaranteed.
FRESH
Beef Cattle
-TE RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
V Retailers of Arizona that we are
prepared to lurnUb on hoof
Fat Beef Cattle,
at any season, in anv quantities, aud at tha
Lowest Possible Price. The cattle are at
tie excellent grazing etnimt v aiouuu lonto
Basin, and in good condition.
We will lur me reianem in logsrec-.
ion with Dressed Beef lnni our Slaughter
.louses, north of town,. Orders solicited.