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lEBALD
HGEI
NEW SERIES NO. 29.
VOL. 3. NO. 23. WHOLE XO. 101.
l'lICEXlX, MAIUCOPA COUNTY, A. T. SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1S79.
THE
IX
The
H:
ERALD.
Published cvciy Saturday nnd Wednesday.
GOSPER & McCLINTOCK,
ri:oi'i:iKToi:s.
ScbscsIVtios Kates:
"On copy om. year. - - -
m:foiiy fix IllIlth, - - -
liy carrier, in TUiruix. per month, -
A i v k i: t i .s i n g Kates:
On incli. one insertion. - -K-i.-h
t-ittii'iiiit insfri ion. -I'ril.'siou:il
citnls per month, - -
t'll AIU.K W. fit N K
Ai't'M in San Kruici-ei.
5 00
5ct.s
is our Authorized
PROFK-SSIOXAL.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PICO JIOUSE,
Los Angeles,
Cal.
It. It. IMTIIH'K,
Civil I', iijjr i ii r r r
Deputy I. S MiniTiil Surveyor for Arizona.
Okpick With W. A. Hancock Phu,'iiix,
A.T.
II. M. H A vi:s,
Atlorney and i'ouiwlor at J.aw
Phoenix. A. T. -All
kinds of Let;al ltusinesa promptly
flttl'lHlfd to.
iiK.x.r. ?i(itt;A,
Attorney anl Counwolor at Law,
Tucson. Arizona.
All law hii-ones will receive prompt and
can-rul attention.
j. a. 7.ABKISKIF:. n. ii. iiKi:FFii;n.
-ii:kkfoki a z BKi-iiiK.
A t torncy ami 4'oiiiiKflorM at I.ntv
Ami Notary ruhlic.
Oflirr on Myer. ntrret, opposite Palace
Hotel. Tiicou. Ari.oi.a.
The Only Fir-t--l.-i- Hotel in
Southern California.
JOHN WHITNEY Manager.
MISCELLAyKOL'S.
STAR "
BAJvBEIl SHOP.
FELIX DEES,
Shaving - 15 cents.
Kormrdy with William Sturenbnrt;
h;e lit letl up n Harher Shep opposite the
Hkcai.ii I "thee, where he will be ple-ied in
?f hi mi iiktoiis IVi'Mids ami tin; public in
ireiH-rnl. Shavim. Shampooing and Hair
rHtiiiir dtn in tliel.aUft Style anil t-iu i
faction :n:trnteed.
JC. 1.- ICOSSOX. M. 1.
I Ii y n i r i a n a. n t Mursreon.
((Jradimte of the University of Va.)
( Kl'ern hi-1 pnift'ssioinil c.'rvims to the
pvopleof I'tni'iiix and vfrintiy. OmVe N. V
Corner Vashiir'ton and Cutitor Stiee-., oj
pofile the Pu-t Otlice.
Big Bug Station,
YAVAPAI CO., A. T.
27 Jlile frnm I'rewcott nnd fcO
IMil- from Plicenix. on the
ICiaek Canyon ICoail.
Tlavim; purchased the above Flat ion, the
traveling iiuhlie will always find nteals.
Lrrain and hay at all times. A bar, with a
ouii stock 4f liiinrs on hand.
MXYUKll. JIAl'Xt'KY V CO.
I. ii. cox. a. c. jjaki:.
( OX X HA K Kit.
Attorneys at Law,
Pliwtiix. A. T.
oilier, tip-stairs, in Capital buiMinrr, on
Vashiiii;loii street.
YV II A KTO X A. f II K KTS.
Pliyiriin and t"urjreonj.
Will atten'l pr-fesionnl calls at any hour
of the day or ni.'ht. oilier cast stile of the
lila.a. O. II. r. Sheets. M. I.. late ot lieno
.1. K. Wharton. M. !.. U.
tvvamilier.
. -Medical
J. w. stkpiii:ox.
Attorney at La w.
I'iiuinix
AnizoK.v
T. Olson
Boot and Shoe Maker.
PHCEmX
Alii Ljt vJLj JjJIjIv x
Soutliwcst Comer of I'laza.
TIIK rNPKIiSI'SNFP. HAVING COM
Vltftfd liis n-w t;lery. if lr
parcit to csiTiitf all work in his liiG&i tlie
ln-i style Hiid at nn:ihh mi ten.
A LinnU'l assortiut'iit ol" AKIZONA
SCKNKUV tilwnvti mi hand.
A full line of IMcturu Fnnnee ami Mould-in-.
l'icttirea framed to order.
U. II. KOTIIROCK.
MISCKLLANKOUS.
FURNITURE !
Tlic tiiKlLjsi.mieil litis on haml a large
assui I men I ol'
Furniture anj UphoLstcrv.
Also ninnufVftturcd to onlcr
Dl) 1 :s. W A 1 N s( ( 1 A Ti Mi ,
AN i) Ol-'i'lCfc! KlTTINO'S.
Kastern made chairs ronfntitIv rnlinnd.
( 111 Washington street, adjoining thf Moie
of Nathan 3w Co.
C.7 U A. C'liEKA.
k. in viyE ft- co.
A NEW
DEPARTURE.
THE rilCEXlX HERALD
SKIM HKKkl.Y I lllliOV.
Katuntn.v. .Inly H. 1H7t.
STAGE STOPPERS.
The
Cash Down
Washinsrtoit street. ailjoinins the
ISturc oT Catanela.
Kahionflhle F.oota and Shoes of the best
material made to order in elegant style.
Perfect Fits Guakanteed
I trivp my entire nttrntion to rnntom mmle
w.trk. and I have vry fut ility lor irivini;
entire salisluetiou. bend, m vour orders.
r h .v h i r i a 11 nnI Miirseon.
(Lnteof Vi-ali. fal.i !
iuir' on Wfwhinton strict, uy doyr
fim Monteziuria.
JI IJIH VAX SLVt h. !
Attorney and CoiniNrjor at laiv.
MrMillenville. Maritopa l A. T. j
Will practice In all the court? of the Terri
tory. .IOIIV X. A I, A t '
ttomey nnd Counselor ut!Zatv. j
l'ha'itix. Arizona.
Ml IminoKs pnnnprly fitifiided to. 'rice
with the Iisiriet Anornty.
I'Kobate jrrx.K. not a i;t rtDi-K". I
WM. A. IIA M K,
Attorney nt Law,
Pha'uix, A, T.
r"fand businrrf in ull departments
Fpialty.
II. I. ; Ell 31 AX.
Practical Boot & Shoe Maker.
Boots and Shoes,
Ui: TO OKDKK, AM)
MCPAIIUXG XEATLY l)OXh
r"'linp 8t Wntermau's Tin Shop.
JOai Ii. UiZ'rAvi.. II. I.
riiyHiciaii.Snrcron A. A coonrher.
Ri-ri,rcnc wtihont p'Tmis-ion : K. M.
"o' 'irill. I . S. Scnaior. Mi.: fol. John T.
'ii-p. Mfiiicrat ir nontiiif for rni:'ns
lrnn Missouri. OHiru two miles eolith liay
zlen.M Kerry. Arizona.
KI,IKK A 4'4.. ASSAVKItS.
ioit l?i?.t. ohl and itv'r bnMion and
t- of t-vciydtwription inrlinl and afayed.
All n-ayi iiaranl'Mrd. Trier of re axivs:
Silver and rld. 1: had. ".: topper.
S.-iniplcs enn In fif-nr by mail or express, and
r'-inriis will Im- promptly made. Ottice witli
Well, l'ar-.'ti A. I'o.. i're-cott.
ICE! ICE!!
LOUNT BROS.
Will deliver ICE to auy part of the city ai
the following rale-;
Ton I'nundH anl over per lay .
t'entM nr lonnl.
I'ntlrr. IVn lhnfl4 trv tlay,
Si-vcii i'ent M-r Ioun!.
Leave ordt-ry at the Factory, or with K.
Cianz, Wa.-hiuton fctrcct. Uo If
White & Walters
KEEP A FIKST-CLASS
Livery Stable ! Or No Sale.
Washington street ftil.joiniiiij tlic
I'lienix Hotel.
IIorMeS Itoanleil I.v the
Week or Montli.
Iay
Keeps always on hand the best quality of
wUcui ai4 ",raiu hay, barley and oats.
Good accommodation for teainstera and
travelers. Kii.eps cnistantly on hand fine
turnouts. Iltnser boarded at uiy stable will
receive the beti altenlion.
U.F.O. HAMLIN.
WE VJLL HAA'E THE
PAY OK KEEP OUR
GOODS!
ALOO
On Vaslingtoll street, Phoenix.
Imported Wines, Liquors
and Ci skits.
Cheap Living!
Eourd reduced to 7 00
per week
Single Xeals - 50 cents.
t the
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY,
ADAMS STKEET,
fine block north of the IIkrai.d Ofliee;
also ill the rear of Copcjaud's Sash and
Itlinil dejiot.
Fresh Itreail Always on Hand.
ME AND URAIIAM I311EAD
maile to onler; also
PIKS AM CAKKS.
J:j"frices to suit the times.
rI,M, SfllEliKEK.
ft. ate of San Bernardino.) tt
1VJI. IIOMi.VXO.
ISUSIXESS CAKDS.
FOR SALE.
A complete set of
Surveyor's and Civil Engineer's
Instruments,
lor re.ion.ilily. Tliey are in tii-j.t
chiv', vumlilion and ";naranleeil.
Apr-ly -"it tliis ollk-e, or to the un-li'rsi-;ucil.
0-l f WJI. IAAC.
?.'I0XEElt BAKE Ft Y !
Washington SritKiiT.
y-tfl'i'iint Corner of tin: 1'lnzn,
f itlil l.oan si of ItreaU for 1.
I'rlnt -:i k and I"a-lrv- oT all kinds, for
e(if.ni narlics. i-le . preoareil r. onter.
H'l'TU : i I-.SKN IH iKKK,
Wine Rooms,
Miss Katie Hayward - - Prop.
I f ;i vi 11 r h'n'-ed the Old 1irrvtrv Saloon,
and renTtrd it entire, and added, a tuderior
(jualiiy of
WINES LIQUORS & CIGARS.
would be pb-ued t cut. rtHin my old
i'riend-; aud tlie puhlie ir'fu.-.-itl!v.
05 tf MISS KAV1L.
Fast Freight Line
Phccnix and Maricopa.
Ths United States
JUlEWEltY,
Wishes to iulorm the public ami
lovers of irciml
Laerer Beer!!
riiitt they have: reilneeil the price of
hot I led heer, to
Threo Dollars per Dozen,
In order to allow the poor as well as
IheJrich, to ,ililain a beverage highly
beneficial to health.
K. WKIIKFKKTJG
I.ats of SHlt I.akc City Hrewerv.
Notice to Farmers
Persons desiring t vnrei;ase machinery
of any kind will do well to older the same
through
.1. A. iKIIITM. Acept.
for l-rank brothers. c are ready atshoit
not ice to furnish
Mowers,
Ilea pe res.
Headers,
Separators,
Enine.-
eti
civc limo on the came.
.1. A.milh.
THE BALDWIN.
Tllhe T.'-adii!: Hotel of San T-'raneiseo nnd
I tin- mor-l etfMnlly appointed hotel in
the world, over 51.."-Oi).rjtiJ hain been ex
pended by Mr. j;ah!win in iis eon--trnetion
and t'urtiihinr. Ileaihiiriers armv and
navy. Speeial aeconimodatioiii-: lor families
and lar-je partie-. Prices tiie i-anie a at
oilier firs -ela-s hotels, r:; in ;r per day.
Special ecniraet- will tie nuide fur perTiia
neiit boanh-r-.. The lintel eoarhes ami ear-
riiiize- mi w ait ini: at all boats ami railway
dt pois. Koont ran be reserved before
arrial bv t'e.ji;ipiii,.r the llaldwin.
A. -MAi'AUEli. lititiuer-s .Manager.
Dudley House,
liurlcy St., Trcscott, A. T.
A FIRST - CLASS HOUSE
On the European I'lan.
Xew and Clean Ued.s for
Lodgers, and Elegant
lloonis for families.
FEED WILLIAMS, Frop'r.
T. J. MORGAN,
(.ilnlcy street, one door cast T. O.,
I'reseott,
Arizona
Dealer in
Peter Brix & Co..
rii.tiiiz
Arizona.
H Academics, High Schools and
Private Families.
N KVrKltlKNCKI)
voiirhs of both sexes
' a t his town, teaches
KI- ATlK OF
, recent !v arrived
1 reiirht
delivered
in One
KISKNCII, M"
a ix, .kf:k.
Aiel Hih lhoo course f the Eu
'lUL.'lies. Address.
I'ltor. v. .,. .lovn:.
""IT I'lllKMX. r. o
AMSH
h.-h
1'OK SALE,
From 5 to 20 acres
Of J.nnd with Va;cr I'rivilee, within
ONE HALF MILE Of flDENIX.
AI.Mi-
I.ot, in the Town of Hlxrniv.
WM. A HAM. XK
The Volie are informed that we have e-..
tatdished h'ast Freight Line between this
citv and lijff i:iilro:t! Address al! niiiiiuiiiii
catious. 31 A It $x I.KV KI.AIti:.
l'ho'ni. A. T.
T. A. Waterman
II AS Ol'ENED A ii'EW
Till Shop.
Opposite tlic Pot-oniro.
i'rompt attention jnvcu to
Repairing and Job Work.
A 'av-e f-.;-TiTn'n'. of Tin and ob'JvL Iron
OLiittanlty on ha lid.
SODA WATER
AND
SARSAPARILLA.
Tor Saloons. Families and Everybody,
rioaanl, llcalf lif'nl an el 4'heap.
Is yon don't like it straight. for a Soda
Cocktail," Salons fuifjlcn (hem.
r T" Orders folieited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Washington
SAT US!
Diamonds, Watfhos, Clock?, Jew
elry .iinl Silverware, SptH.'taclos,
Gold Pens and lVueil.s, etc.
Valeh?nnkernd V ami far t urine Jewelers.
All kinds of jewelry and r-il verw are made
from native iriil and silver. Enra inrs it
eery ilestript ion. Seal presses and ribbtin
r-lanips. -
r
yiSders5
MATERIAL.
The nnder-i'ned has just rcceivtitl a lar"
aud complete assortment of
DOORS,
SAS'I.
JU,IIS. n.i.l
WIXIOWS
U'hleh are of a better quality and will be
sold cheaper than at the
Sash Faetory in l'reseotl.
All orders promptly attended to. Adams
street, one hall bloek norih of the Herald
oilier. f.. I. rol'KLAM).
Ve hereby notify out'
friends and the public
generally that from this
time forth we will cease to
sell for credit on any
terms whatever. "We are
aware that in order to do
this we will have to sell
cheaper than our neigh
bors, and we are prepared
to do so. As we arc
building we arc very much
pressed for cash, and
therefore it will bo better
for us to sell for cost than
to sell on ever so snore a
time, no matter how good
the buyer. The facts in
the case are just these: it
is a necessity with us to
have our goods or to have
the wherewith to buy
more. Of course we do
not expect to do so much
business, but we are de
termined to do what we
can.
Uur Ijumoer lard is
now full and nearly complete.
Provisions,
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Fruits,
Honey,
Summer Hats,
llanch Mutter,
Hardware,
Tinware.
Paints,
Oils,
Glass,
Putty,
Crockery Ware,
Iron and Steel,
Lam j is,
Powder,
Fuse.
Trial of Hickey and
Mahcw.
A
Broken-hoofed Horse Cuts
Prominent Figure.
Circumstantial Evidence
Against Thorn
c,
Sic, &i
&C.
rilhe pnblie aie resp rtnillv informed that
J. I hnve moved my barber i-hop to the
hnibline; on Witshinirton ir-. httelv nrru
pied by the drn-rr store of lr. f'onvers. and
that ! lone also opened a first elasb bathing
t'f-Tnhlishtnrnt .
By strh t attention to bitsinrs I hope to
warrant a fair rharc of w-rtr v iti-oicc-e
WM. bTL JiNIlllIS
Hate cl ISau I raiy-t.-o.
T
BRICK FOR SALE.
hik t Nni:ust;Ni:i wishes to
inform the public that he has on hand
Brick of a Superior Quality,
Ami iu ;i-y iiuatitily desired
A nrd Southeast 'rrr of Tom.
Si II. LI.NVJIJLI..
Irvine & Co.
Keen on the West side of
tlic l'la.a. llemember the
sign over the do. r,
E. IRVINE & GO.
Variety Store
OEOXtiE THOMSON.
Singe driver testified; that lief as
the driver cif the stae;e that ww rob
bed. Two passengers, AV. M. Bfank-
ertihip and AVm. S. Head Ktfe ni
board the former as Wells, Fargo &
Co's., messenger. I was driving
aloiisr in a walk when two men rose
up out of the brush and ordered a
halt. SJiootinir commenced, shots
between the messenger and one of
the robbers. The one who did the fir
ing stood about fifteen feet from the
otVJ wheeler. The two highwaymen
stood about five feet a part; both
were armed. The first shot was fired
ifter the command halt was given
it was too dark, to distinguish, any.
th'iiar. Tim man with the Kun fired
first, uflL'r one stepped ahead of the
leaders, The shots were close to
gethcr. The robber wanted to know
why iu h I, I commenced shooting
when told to halt, lie ordered me
to throw otit the express box and
mail which t did, telling him that
was all ; was then ordereil to go on.
Only saw two men. Hlatikcnship
shot twice. The' second shot from
the ground wounded Illankenship,
who was sittin.C beside me, I ordered
Hlankenship not to fire, it was put.
ting me in to close a place. Couldn't
tell whether cither were (naskctl.
Cross examination. It was be
tween 1 1 atxl 13 o'clock. Owing to
the darkness I could'nt ace mucli of
the men.
It. C. MCDONALD.
Under Sheriff, testified that he was
awakened by the watchman and told
tii.it the stage was robbed. Saddling
my horse and obtaining assistance I
went t the scene of (lie robbery.
Followed the tracks and found the
express-box and mail sacks at a
point about 101) yards distant where
their horses had been tied. Here
they cut the mail sacks anil broke
open the box. Followed horse tracks
two miles west; found large sack,
and I he principal letters scattered
around. It was an open country.
Tom Ilodgors was with me all the
time. Following the tracks five or
six miles where it joined the mail
the outside ditch, thence to Tweed's
place at the lower end of town. Be
lieving by this time that I recognized
the horses, I sent Kodgers to sec if
the horses were there, again taking
up the track. I followed it to where
it crossed the ditch this side ot 1'etc
Nelson's ranch ; stopped at the house
near tlnee hours, then went to Bill
Osborncs and staid an hour; here
joined by 1 lodgers, went to the house
of Mr. Ilickey arrested tlje defendants
and brought them to town. When 1
left the tracks tit Mr. Tweeds, I re.
turned for the largo mail sack, and
on the way met Mr. Hickey the old
man ami recognized the tracks of I lie
horse he was riding us the verv same
I had been following from the scene
of the robbery. One of the robbers
was bare-foot and put on his boots at
the place the hi rscs were tied while
the other evidently had bags w rap
ped around his feet. There were
cither three men, or else they chang
ed boots. The heel of the boot was
small and very long, and slender.
On the trail saw, foot prints twice I
noticed Hit-key's boots when 1
arrested hjm and arc the same kiml
of boots as would make the tracks
found. Both defendants were at the
house of Mr. Hickey when the arrest
was made.
Cross examination. I did not
search on the premises of Mr. Hickey,
for any blanket that would corres
pond with the piece found. He told
me !:e had no saddle. Measured the
tracks where the horses were lied
where the sucks were found:
THOMAS O KlHiKRS.
Tcol ilied that he went iu ipiest of
I he stage robbers with Under Sheriff
M-Donald, (a greater pol l ion of his
testimony is similar to AlrPonalil s
j up to time thry separated.) Went to
! Hickey 's house, arrived about 8
! oVloi k. Defendant Hickey was ly.
! in ; down ; did not see a horse at
bi'ift tlic frarl!: 1 lj;rf hern following
The fr!c!is I fouoif seemed to la
abotil the same size,, one, thaleft fore
foot was square acfoss, the to. Tin
track was mad e by tt fiorse withont
a shoe. I think tfcere were three
men concerned itt the robbery. I
was asked to examine (lis horses
track by a gentleman. It .was Mr.
Campbell. In the cross examilmtian,
witness said, I iloutt track of fh
horse Hickey vs riyfing, is the famo
that the robbers fia'dy I tracked the
large bare-foot horse north ol where
Kutirbnrg lives a very little.
MliS. KLIZA M. RrMBCT.G.
Testified that, she had seen the de
fendant Price Ilickey a great many
times. My residence is close to the
road. On the night of the lltU saw
two men passing along the road.
Can't say, possibly that one waa de
fendant, Imt thought so at the time.
I heard the Iicrrses returning, the dg
ran offf. Could not tell exactly
what time. It was some time before
day, the moon was up a little. I
recognized the two horses as being
the same that went down n the even
ing, and the riders as being the same
that roile the horses In the evening.
They were going north. I was sleep
ing out doors, one of them spoke ti
the dog not very loud. I thought it
was tile voice of Price Hickey,
though I could not say it was him.
Cross examination. Never said I
saw Ilickey pass in the night lime;'
said I saw a man who I supposed! to'
be Ilickey ; distance from house to'
road, between fifty nnd sixty feet.
Thought it was Jllckey'a horse;
never said postively ll was . Tb,ink
it was the same horse, I hate seen it
so often. The horse wag going in a
slow walk, in the evening: In. the
morning going as if he had been rid
den. It was twilight horses first
passed; did not say they were Hick
ey 's horses: Said I thought they
were. J have nothing against the
Ilickey family.
Henry Garfiss' testimony was sim
ilar to that of McDonald and Rogers.
He thought the track of the horse
ridden by one of the robbers was
made by the Ilickey horse. The
horse in front of the building is the
Ilickey horse, (examined by Court
and witness). The horse in front f
this building is the horse wheee
tracks I saw measured near the scene
of the robbery. I have had many
years experience In tracking herses.
I.OCI8A E. MARTIN
Testified; I know Frank M ahsw. In
the forenoon of the 11th Inst., he ret
a saddle belonging to Mr. Campbell
at Mr. Thompson's house ; Mr. Carnf.
bell came and got it.
WILSON JC. CAMPBELL
Testified that he was acquainted
with Ilickey and Mayhew. They
live about thirty yards from my
house; TestiHcd t the niche broken
out of the hoof of the left forward foot
of the Hickey horse. I did not know
atiout the whereabouts of my saddle
n the 11th. I irot my saddle at Mr.
Hiekey's oh Saturday the 13th about
noon. Have not seen my saddle
blanket since the 6th or 7th of the
month. It was brown in color. My
wife loaned the saddle during my ab
sence from home. I don't know
whether Mr. Thomsotf gst ay saddle
blanket or not.
NANCY J. CAMPBELL
Testified: Live about 100 yafita front
Mr. Hiekey's; saw the doys (Ilickey
and Mahcw) On the 11th, going to
their horses in the pasture. It was a
little after sundown. Mr. Thomson
got my husband's saddle of me, He
got no blanket.
JOHN W. OSItOKS.
Know Hickey; met him on the
evening of the day, preceding the
robbery. He asked for a rifle. sV-
j
ing that he and Mayhew were going
hunting. They were going for the
meal, uot fun; could get 30 cents a-'
pound for the meat when dried. I
had no gun.
HOKATIO WrtAETON.
I am employed in Morgan's, store;
know Hickey and Mahcw saw them
in the store on the evening of tho
robbery; said they were ffoing hunt
ing :wantcd to borrow a needle own '
they said. Thev wanted to Imv" if- I
said it was not, for sale. They then'
asked for pistol balls.
V()l.. H. TOWNER.'
Assisted in tracking the robbers.,
found a belt and scabbariT. Scabbord
contained a iowdcr flask,' some bill',
lets and a part of a box of caps. They
w ere found off the inuin road about
a mite on the trail of the robbers,'
Belt was a leather one bound with
morocco, with a square white plate in
front.
Tienda Barata.
iiit
pl.i-.x who.e tt.ttk lt-ci'i.
Coal derricks w ith tubs and fixtures"
cumpkir, have W en lent to Maricopa
UK' 'iV.vao If ill by the Kailicad Corn-"
p;tny;
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