The Phoenix herald., July 23, 1879, Image 2

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THE PIKEXIX HERALD.
8S9l-n KEKI.r EDITIOX,
GOSPER MeCLlSTOBK
Proprietors.
WFituMdav. July 3. IS70.
rht VEii on fevi R
" Tb'i fe'-a'ppeaff-.ncc of yellow fever
m the Southern .States has caused
quite dri exodus from the larger cities.
In Merrfplits, seventeen -aes have
thus far been reported, of which ten
have proved fatal. Business is
almost wholly sifspended, particular
ly ainotig the wholesale merchants in
the above rity. Several banks have
closed trroir dooYsf having made ar
rangerrrerrts to pay their depositors in
other citiusi Tr:im are crowded
with the lleeiug jeoj)le, and in con
nnuence, everything is confusion
ad excitement. Fearing that the
fever may assume an epidemic form,
the physicians and the Board of
Health have advised all that could do
so to leave the city. This is indeed a
sad picture to look upon, as it spares
neither youn t old, rich or poor,
u eak "or stron. W are: fortiu:a!e to
be away from these terrible scenes,
bat unless more attention is paid by
property-holders to the- cleanliness of
their premises, we will have malaria,
and a great amount of sickness will
be the result. For three months of
the year, or during the heated term,
particularly, the ditches running
through the streets of our town
should be kept clear of filth and gar
bage, and everything that is offensive
should be removed. A sure remedy
to prevent contagious diseases, is cor
rect habits and a cleanly neighbor
hood. Let each person in this city
ec that no fault lies at his door, and
by this moans we are in no danger of
such visitation.
AJS EXTKIttMIlMIXtt CITIZEX.
We were pleased to receive a call
yesterday from Mr. A. 51. .Smith,
who comes into our midst to assist in
the general development of our won
derful resources. Mr. Smith is the
Superintendent of the Golden Era
Mining Company, which was organ
ized recently m Chicago, under the
inspiration of his own strong spirit.
The mill is now ea route for Cherry
Creek Mining District, Yavapai
county, where it will at once be erect
ed and set to work. Last winter. Mr.
Smith in company with Mr. Gosper,
-r Territorial Secretary, madeavery
' "Till examination of the facilities
for mining in the above district, and
concluded that a ten stamp mill must
go into that camp. On his return to
Chicago, he set himself at work with
energy, and the result is one of the
best gold mills in the Territory. Mr.
Smith is a railroad man of twenty
year experience and in that direc
tion lias been a success, He leaves
the much desired position of General
Passenger Agent of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Rail-oad to
engage in mining. If business abili
ty and energy that knows no yielding
will bring favorable results in this
mining enterprise, then the owners
of the mill and mine will find large
profit from having the money and
Jvains of Mr. A. M. Smith in their
service.
We aderstand that at least two
of the flouridg mill in the valler of Salt
River have made a corner on Hour.
They refuse to grind wheat for the
farmers but propose to buy their
wfcxeat ait aoertaui price and sell their
Soar wJcat thty please. We do
r Hay remedy for the tillers of
the soil other than combine and put
up a eratnger's flouring mill. It
would break, tie monoply, if such it
may be called- Miner.
The Miner ha undoubtedly been
misinformed on the subject above re
ferred to. Mr. Smith of the Phoinix
flour mills informs us that tbcre is
no "corner" on wheat or ftoir, sod
lh.it no farmer has been refused the
grinding of his wheat. Heretofore
thpt mprohnnl tin Tiimrtir tlii irruin
and sold the flour to the consumer.
The above gentleman buys his wheat
for cash and sells his flour on the
tame basis. He has purchased
wheat at the market value, and is
.filing his flour to all at wholesale
rjes. The other mill is we J earn
i l'fttS2 tnc same thing.
A.,cfjnuttec of mining engineers
, wi!.lee;Xew York on the 28th in.
..stant, ,Qr..j; tour through Colorado,
veiMejXjcic.iiffld Arizona. Thecom
,.rni.ssion consiis of seven members,
. and qre sentry Philadelphia and
-,Scw . Yprk capsaj'.rts to report on
ibe.rftag iad.isjt .f the repec
rteie -1ocBtt:is. -Tfyree .of the com.
misirug iJl thoroughly pvaspect the
Tombstone district, and oilier minpb
adjacent thereto. Our Terrt,ry is
rapidly ga1.-ng favor in the il,
and the report f this committee will
be looked for witfe interest.
An excursion from Maricopa will
leave for Los Angel and Santa
Monica on or about August 1st. Fare
or the round trip is placed at $20.
. f -ifnn allowed five d-tys at either of
he abve places- Ttose desi rifig to
- .ake theirs will please leave 4lieir
.a-j.es r.t his otitcc.
J.f-r a tin C'iflJ r- lt Bai;k I
t"cta.i.- ; ' I
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
SPECIAI.l.Y KErOltTED FOU THE SEMI
WEEKLY HERALD. .
The following freight arrived at
Maricopa on the following days:
SATURDAY, JULY 10.
Phcrnix G Coats, 3 pears, 1 butter
205; Thompson fc Co, 2 oil.
Tiji-Top W A Rowe, S oil.
Hoyden's Ferry C T Hayden, SI
hardware.
SUNDAY JULY 20.
Plurnix A P Pett't, 1 car lumber,
24'500; G Coats, 11 sundries, 570; M
Asher Ero, 10 sundries, 058.
Tip-Top AY" A Rowe, 1 dry good:-,
1 card board, 140.
McDowell J Y T Smith, 1 match,
2 crackers, 221.
Whipple Barracks U S, 11 sun
dries, ,;s9.
Prescott L Bashford, & Co, 5 sun
dries, 655; Levy & Co, 52 sundries,
3.C7S; CP Head & Co, 27 sundries,
5,350.
MONDAY JULY 21.
Pr s ;ctt C P H & Co, 58 sundries,
0,160;
Tip-Top W A Rowe, 8 sundries,
2,100,
Phcenix W R, 6 sundries, 755; W,
& W, 1 sund. 60; H Goldberg & Son,
3 pkgs, 130.
Tiger mine Shekels, 5 sundries
245.
Prescott L Bashford & Co, 36 sun
dries, 3,950; J G & Bros, 2,020.
TUESDAY, JULY 22.
Phnenix 1 bananas, 1 butter, C
beans, 1 nuts, 1 cheese, 8 raisins, I
lard, 400.
Prescott P B Brannan, 1 whisky.
380; Sam Hill, 40 hardware, 5,190; L
Bashford & Co, 2 hardware, 100; C P
Head & Co, 22 sundries, 2,470; Brown
Bros. 2 iron plates, 385.
Tiger Bennitt ifc Co, 17 sundries
1,255.
Hayden's Ferry C T Hayden, 2
saddles, 1 leather, 5 sewing machines
010.
Special orders No 85 from Head.
quarter's says: Corporal Dennis
Burke, Company "B. Twelfth Infantry,
having q lali tied as marksman to con
test for a pjace in the Division team
for Creedmoor, will proceed at once,
to Presidio of San Francis o, Cal., and
report in person, to the Assistant Ad
jutant General, Military Division of
the Pacilic. The Quartermaster's
Department will furnish the neces
sary transportation, and the Subsis
tence Department commutation of
rations for eight days, at the usual
rates.
Prrtahed In the Ieerr.
We learned last week of the death
of two men on the desert, between
Panamint and San Bernardino. They
were James Coleman, 30 years of age,
a native of Ireland, and James Hearn,
a native of New Jersey, aged 27 years,
both miners. It appears they started
from Panamint to go to Arizona, on
th" 20th ultimo, and, on the old Com
pany Road, between Post Office and
Lone AVillow Springs(thesc places be
ing thirty-five miles apart, and with
out water between), both became
crazy. Word reached Panamint, and
on the second day Jack Xagle started
out to rescue them. He found both
alive, but was compelled to go to
Lone Willow, to get water, and, upon
his return, found the two unfortu
nates dead. One was yet upon the
road, the other having wandered off
the road some eight miles to one side.
Messrs. Comer, Jones and William
Bambrick then went from Panamint
to the place, forty-five mile;, distant,
and buried the remains. Thus are
added two tiaore victims to either the
fright or tlic real dangers in travers
ing the low deathly wastes of our
southern couutry. Inyo Independent,
July 12th.
Vr) Um Fever.
New Your, July 19., Specials re.
port that a large number of Sisters of
Charity arrived at Nasirille, Tennes
see, from Memphis yesterday. Ref
ugees from that city say the worst
has not been told, and successive
stampedes from Memphis seust result
within the next few days. The
gloomy news from Memphis has oc
casioned great uneasiness at Union
City, Tennessee. The Board of
Health has ordered the establish
ment of a most stringent quarantine
toward .all railroads- Under-the ex
citement citizens have packed up
thejr trunks and arc in reidiness for
flight at any moment.
Attempted Knicide in San Jose.
Sax Jose, July 13 Louis Gerdes,
the boy who on Friday, attempted u
icide by cutting his throat, is yet liv
ing. The physicians attending him
say that they think there is a slight
improvement, and are a little more
hopef ll of bis recovery than they
were lust night. He is able to speak,
twl the doctor discourage it. He
has eAvi-n t'o jntimatiou of the cause
that led to the act.
float I'pset.
Toqoxto, July lO.By the capsiz
ing of a yacht last evening, Mrs. Oc
tavie IV Lisle, 'Emily Lare.ti, Louis
La Ecbe a;jd son , 1ouis Gauvin, Za
vier Gamnti, Ferdinand Blair and Dr
Urnesi. ! L'J-le were dry' ned.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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
Gener I Merchndis r,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
No trouble to show goods
Matisftartlon for ar CMKtnter
Families furnished with choice
GROCERIES &. PROVISIONS,
AT SKDCCEP KATES.
Goods delivered to any
part of this Town,
free of charjre.
All Kinds r Pmitore Bonglit
and Id.
H. CoIdberg&Son.
Next to Stcinecker's new building.
S. Jackson,
Having purchased the entire stock of
Merchandise
From Mr. Samter, I shall hereafter
keep a full assortment of
G O O D S ,
ami will sell the same to the public
fou CAsn,
at a living price, such as to defy all
competition.
Simon Jackson,
Mnnrpznma Street one dxr above the HER
ALU Oflvce.
" WE HOLD THE FORT!'
You Can't Stop us! Stand Aside!
Let those ollow who Can!
XEW STORE!
XEW GOODS!
CHEATEST PRICES!
Lower than the Lowest.
M. ASHER & BRO.
-
Cor. WafffciHftt JJntt mm
OppoaitP northwpt rorpcr nf PIf7.v TK
nform'rly occupied by C'otton'tsahj-eu.
MISCELTsAXEOUS.
jj m li of!
Lumber.
LUMBER
THE MADERA FLUME &TRADING
Company. Fresno Co., Cal.
Having established a
LUMBER YARD AT MARICOPA
Are prepared to furnish all ordersfor
any kind of building lumber, and
FEXCIXG, POSTS,
SHTXGLES, SIIAKES,
At rates lower than any inside or out
side of the Territory.
Give us a call, before purchasing or
ordering elsewhere.
Correspondence Answered.
C. 11. CH.15IPMV
93 tf Aarent Muriropa.
CALIFORNIA.
Variety Store
M. KIWA1U. Proprietor.
Having just returned from San Franrisce I
tafce pleasure in anennncinjj to my numerous
fieolg aud tbe public in ffenerut,
that I have purchased a large stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
which I now offer at such exceedingly
LOW Pit ICES,
as to defy competition.
COME, SEE AND BE CON
VINCED OF THE FACT.
Keep ou hand a large assortment of
Optical Instruments.
SFECTACLES, GOGGLES
EYE-GLASSES,
FIELD-GLASSES,
ETC.
AImo an Optical ejf-snajr for
rutins upectaclcs to any person .
Arcade Brewerv,
AND S A L O O N ,
Cor. AVayhinjon flud JiiSVrsoji ytrt'etf.
riUEN'IX, ARIZONA.
Cooleot Place of Kcwort in Town.
BEER AS COLD AS ICE,
which wc offer for salt? by the
Glass. Quart, Gallon or Barrel.
sai.oovs .vxn familiks
Supplied wiih Bi-ttletl or Kog Beer. Choice
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS-
raF'on everybody and enjoy comfort.
'. A- U'KK. Joy. TH ATJi KI M K ll
Buriiuett Manairor4
.Proprietor.
LUMBER!!
GREGORY & WILEY,
Hnvinsr mad'1 arrn2rmiiitTrilri a T.nmhor
firm, in San Francisco are now ready to
furnish
LUMBER, sniXGLES, BOORS
wixbo ir.s Axn moulding.
And in lact cverythinr in our Line.
CHEAPER THAN F.VKR SOLD IX THIS
MARKET.
JOE POIIEIM,
THE TAILOR.
203 Montgomery Street and 10:$ Third Street
Makes the
Best Fitting
CLOTHES
In the City.
His prices in
French tlooda are
lower than anv
V? Tailor for cjitib.
Honest DetlinK
Pronipt Atteation,
with a Perfect Fit,
P I ind fine workman,
iiAa'iuiJ ihip jrnnranteed.
Iit of Prices American ool:
runts, from $r 00
Suits, from 20 00
Doeskin Pants, from 7 00
Overcoats, from 00
Vests, from 3 00
No. Montiromerv Ftret. fRih Block.
and 10:1 Third street, San Francisco.
Samples nnd Knles for Self-Measure
ment pent to any addrcei. 3m
Sine Chong.
..1JEA1.EK IN"--
CHOICE TEAS, -MATTINGS,
SILli HANDKEECIIIEFS,
ASD t'HIXr.SE OTIOSS.
7ji Dos Carlos' E!ock. north of JJcrait?
Ofte.
' 51
MItCELIAXEOUS
ancopa
Hotel,
WOOD & SMITH,
Prop's.
This hotel J.nsliccn recently finish
cil at icre-At expose, ami is now ready
l'or the occupation of guests. ,
THE TAB LIS
Will be supplif-il with the choicest
the market aflbrils.
Board by the Day, Week or Month
Uhrral Terms mad withBe(H
lar lfuarderfc.
TUB BED KOOMS ARE LARGE
And commodious and suitably furnished.
THE BAR in conne tion with the
hotel, is liberally supplied with the
choicest brands of Inii orted
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
M-rf
E. GERMAIN & CO.
Forwarding and Commiftftion
Merchants.
MARICOPA - - - A. T
The citizens are informed that a
large
Lumber Yard
has been established and the hes
CALIFORNIA LUMRER
Kept for sale.
Mfiiil for Price Uat.
BUCKALEW & OCHOA,
GENERAL
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT,
MARICOPA, - - ARIZONA.
Alto. wholesale nl retail merchant at
Sunford and rloreucc.
THE PIONEER SALOON,
MARICOPA, A. T.
CHAPMAN & AHERN,
PROPRIETORS.
TICE COOT, Tii nWETSER. MUAVAt'
kee iiihI Philadelphia Laspi f!T :il-w.iv-a
on hand. PoMt and attentive bur
iMi4ltT! nhvayt? ready to aiteud tn the vantn
of custom-.-!-. A share of the public palrou-a-4u
.solieitert. liar open all niht.
BARNETT, BLOCK & CO.,
MARICOPA, and CAS A GKAXDA. A. T.
Forwarding
A X 1)
Commission
MERCHANTS,
R. E. Farrington & Co.,
Dealers in
General Merchandise,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Maricopn,
Arizona.
All frlnt cotiNincri to our care will be
promptlv forwarded to any part of the
Territory.
I am prarM to hamll fast freight and
beevy inacauery on sbari Dotice.
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,
E. F. HAFFORD, Prop.
MARICOPA - - A. T.
Alt vMtors at this town are invited to call
at the above named popular place of resort,
next door to the hotel, where they can ob
tain only the best Liquors.
ALL ICED DRINKS
of the peason concocted by experienced mix
ologtetn. Call. ftVtf
Dental Notice.
Dr. E. P. Ryder,
of Prescott is in town where lie will
remain for a few days. Any
one desirinjr his services
can find him at the
Bank Exchange.
I'hocuix, July 2d, 18T9. Wtf
arden & Oilman
Carpenters and Builders,
n tb' r-hp formerly ocrnpirH by Wai h t
ftopew. f-HM o( Pon t'arll' block.
: AH worfc in our liuc luranfrd o sivc
KUIIOIHCK Tilt rLAl'Ll
VL. Pali &
TUCSON,
AND ALEXANDRA.
John
Wholesale
Csraer r Maricopa and Jefferson Streets ... - rkaix
Sode Agext for Southern Arizona for the
Celebrated J. H- Cutter WHISKIES,
manufactured by MILTON J. HARDY & Co., of Louis
ville, Kentucky. E. Martin and Company, San Fran
cisco, Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
Onr conneetions in Kentucky, w York and Sn Francisco enables
to purchase direct from Jtanv.la. Uirers and Importers, and having lac.lit.es
inpurui.i.t Jiii r ki,-li we .'iiarnnlee. we an
fidently invite purchasers to call ami
where.
Have on hand a select stock of Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, Brand ie
Gins, Rums, Tort, Sherry, and Maderiu AVines. Champagnes, Claiets,
Sautcrnes, Liqueurs, Bitters, and kvktiythixg appertaining to the
LIQUOR BUSIWESS.
IMPORTED AUD DOMESTIC
would call Ibe attention .P cBioissnr to our very
, ii;, I?iMHo's and C.S,.rs. the qunlity of h;. 1, will ial aay.h.ng
supplied l.y tirst-cla-ss holies in Hun Francisco or fcasteriej
THOROUGH BR ED .
Poultry and Berksliires
Largest Slock of '"' ;UI ' " '' K..nt
lmpo!t3d Fowl . ff , ;
1( ... Ar H Poultry Food.
on the . l'acilic 0w - , JToSi
("oust.- V-v -aaS-J It will in ake r.ur
C:irboricrowdtrjr- -37J HENS LAY and
iIAlMJSNC&s prevent disers,.
31 V.Berkshire Breeders have bec imported direct .?.n?"
-reat expense. I will sell a limited number :ot choice piga VA LU
uuvcruse my tiuuv. 4 w
Poland China Pigs.
From stock imported direct from the Magee ,,.
Letters of inquiry, inclosing stamp, cheern.llly ;'r"cr'-1
WILLIAN MLKS. Importer and Breeder, Los Angeles, tal.
t3tf-5ale arrival ot lowls ami eggs
D. H, LOG AN,
DEALER IN
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE !
A"D
OUTFITTING STORE.
T II E
Pioneer Store
OF MARICOPA.
Fair Dealing Our Motto.
Teamsters, Miners, anchers
OK ANY ONE ELSE
Will find it to their Interest
TO CALL UPON US
Before Vurchasins, l-l&cnlicxc
o
eaoiwte
m
Liqcok Dealers.
ciaiuiuu , j. o
d. Addrcs
7tt
1 AT HAN
& Co.
HATE OPENED ON
Washington street, west of
Gardiner's hotel,
- A lftrpe and plndid stock rf
General
M EllCIIAXDISE.
Which they' ofler to our
citizens at the lowest pos-
t 1
siuie prices.
Every one is respectful
ly invited to call and exam
ine our stock and prices.
Phoenix Hotel.
Vahington St.. hete-n SUritop. d
rim Kireets.
Cooi and elegantly
Furnished Rooms
iSimrly or on suite.
BATHS, Warm or Cold.
EAR AND It KADI NO ROOM.
ItHUS 5IOOKRATK.
J. J. vAKPlNtli.