The Phoenix herald., September 20, 1879, Image 3

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THE PIKEXIX JERALD.
HE3II-WKEIiL ERITIOV.
Saturday, Neptembrr
No employee of this oirlce, ntrnt jr other
person is authorized to make purchases o
contract debts for and on account of the
ITsrald. No bills against the Hsbalo will
be recognized except for purchase and con
tracts made by the proprietors ponsonally or
upon their written order.
"TOWN AND COUNTY.
All kinds of job work done at the ;
Herald office at the lowest rates,
Mining notices for sale at the Her
ald office on Center street.
A sheriff's sale of lumber will take
place Monday.
Sheriff Thomas is around gather
ing licenses.
The Dublic school opens next
Monday.
R. II. Paul, of TTells, Fargo & Co.,
has returned from his southern trip.
Ben Block, of Maricopa, was in
the city yesterday.
John Y. T. Smith arrived from
Camp McDowell last Thursday.
Arrangements are being made for
the establishment of an order of Red
Men in this city.
-Peter Brix, the soda manufacturer,
-a marc stolen from him last Sun-
James Walsh was down from the
Vulture this week, purchasing sup
I lies.
Read the notice on this page of
lios for sale, the property of t;e
estate of King S. Wo-, lsey.
. Owing to the ' scarcity of water,
work is somewhat retarded on the
new school house.
Next Wednesday is the day set for
hearing the application of Mr.
Mary I.a Bar for the issuance of let
tori of administration on the estate
of John LsIJur.
We have received a copy of, the
Paeijic Specimen, issued, by the
Pacific Type Foundry. f Sun Fran
ciFco. Manl'T, Li;e, & Co., pro
prietors. Arv.ona I.oJg U. D. F. & X M.
There will he a special meeting
on Monday Tsniog, S-.-pf. '22. Work
ia the Sr: degree. By ord.sr W. M.
J. B. C'lIKAMFIil !.-.
Ladies can, tr-t samples from I..
P.ien. Sacr.-tmm'o. in six d.irs front
wrilia;;. Hin new adverti.iemeiit
c.k I-.--.., .-.f (.1! ; ...!.. :
firms Ins arrivfi 1. and a? lUfv conic ! '
direct he is ea.ibled to sell at the
lewest price.
An elerjantlj- carved lieivy c!-".l
Ela;in Cliioii'oiHeter, the n:i:-h'. Wiitcli.s
mide, a beautiful present for a ludy,
' ' i
worth $li0, warranted for ei-lit
ye.r3. will bs sold for 7K. at Uncle
Harris', 221 Kearney street. I'tf.veeri
Buili and Sutter.
S.;veral stores were closed frv'in
AV"edneday sundown until Friday
fimdiwn in observance of the Jewish
New Year, 5340. This feast is cele
brated among the orthodox Jews two
days. It i.s not a fast, but a diy of
rejoicing and feasting. In our laree
cities, most Jewish merchants close
their places of business, but ia small
towns where the3r have no Synagogue,
this custom is not to strictly fol
lowed. 3Ir. Shaw is assaying some ore
that came from a new discovery
about 13 miles north of town. Sam
ples seen by us show considerable
free gold. The owners of the claim
arc J. R. Tilden, Fred Klockow and
II. II. Linville.
Rev. J. II. Adams, of the H. E.
Church, will preach ia the Taber
nacle to-morrow mnrning and even
ing, ana win be glaa to see as many
ot our people as may be able to
come. Mr. Adams, accompanied
by his wife, left Prescott forthi city,
Thursday, and arrived to-dav.
He will remain nntil Monday morn
ing, when he will leave for Tucson
ABalXan from Bishop Creels
On Monday last an nnconth indi
TKiiim, wno dm evidently seen a
good deal of a tramp life, called at
the Delta saloon and demanded a
drink.
"A drink! what on?"'- IntTOgated
Mr. Wales, as he nrvevei be strancr-
er from head to fort.
"I'll d d soon show you what r t;,
if you don't set 'em up pretty da-nan
quick," was the response.
At this unexpected qtie.t, Jim ros
to his feet from an easy chair i
whi;h he had been 'reclining, and re
marked calmly;
"Keep cool, young man, keep
fool ?"
But the young man paid no atten
tion to this timely admonition, and
striking threatening attitude, con-J
tirtJjed:
"I'm a bud man from Bishop
Creek. I've killed five men in my
i;i3', and I'm thirstin' for blood. I
tell yer, the jrst tliinaryer know I'll
commence a thnotin!"
Jim thought he had listened to
!..--t kind of besh just about long
siig!i, a-,-; p.v.'fdy .IJ Mr
stranrer to take a walk : that he had
no use for him whatever. Accom
pnnying his command with a little
hustle, he landed the bad man in the
middle of the street, in a manner
that would have brought tears to the
eyt.i of Boston policeman. We
did'nt ret the number of the boot
Jim wore ou the occasion, but we
think the man from Bishop Creek
won't fiad much comfort in a sitting
posture for a number of weeks
About hali an hour later he was
heard to enquire for the loan of a
six-shooter. He said a mule up
town had kicked him and he wanted
to get even.
INDUSTRIOUS IRVINE.
The Business Career of
Successful Merchant.
What Has Bsen Accomplished
Pluck and Push.
by
How a Mexican Pony
Started a Man in Life.
Of all the business firms of our city
none stand higher in the community
thau that of E. "Itvine & Co., and
rightly to, for none eaa claim a more
deserved reputation for business in
tegrity, ability and promptness. The
firm is composed of father and son.
and, for the edification of not only
thoe who are desirous of learning
what, can be accomplished by energy
and fair dealing, but also for those
who can appreciate pluck and push
we will endeavor to 'ive a brief ouf-
lineof the business career of the
the father, -E. Irvine. Mr. Irvine
is moA assuredly one of pur olde- t
inhabitants, having been, a resident
of the city since it was laid out. Ou
his arrival hU entire world lv pos
sessor s consK tutl ot a .uexican pony
and accoutrements, a ten dollar gold
piece, ana a one dollar uiu. witn
a keen iaight into the future of the
then i:i'ant tiwn, he traded his pony
for two t-Dvru Jots and fifteen doilari
in cash. iieccr.ui::g by t'lis stroke .-;!"
business a lauded proprietor; nd, iu
order to make the f.wthoM thus ob
tained secure, he at ojcj erected
building, which he used np to wi .iiin
a couple of weeks as the h:iie of cp
erations in his struggle for inde
pendence aud position aimng his
fellow men. IIi3 fisst b:tainr-ss
vcu t '.ire in Piiuenix was as a manu
facturer of ch.iirs, this after alijut a
week's tri ;! hi disciiidcjj for ths
more
viiva practice of the l.-ivr,
into wuimi ii-! entire I r.-nn ins u3u.i1
ejier
v an 1 abilitv, praclicia.-r very
ucocs-fai'.y tor !)it two years,
when he mSi i.i JoiiJe.l it in order to
embark in t.'ie more ctcitreniaj pur
suits of uiL-.v.mtilo life. At t!:is tin e
-. : . , ,. , ... ,
isis treuoral reputation for business
tact an;l ea:orprie lia-l become &o
ive!l known tiituniiout the Territory
that hecouM wi!iiout di:Hc:tlty coin
man J any support he desired; o: e
firm alone, ti.at of Wm. B. Ho per it
Co., of Yuma, perceiving in him that
patience and application so essential
to success, combined with no ordi
nary natural aptitude for commercial
life, ottered ltim any slock he might
need. He started in general mer
chandise business in his old building,
where he continued until the growth
of his business forced him to erect
and occupy his present fine and com
modious quarters, on the first iast., in
his fine two-story brick building, fiftj
feet broad by eighty feet long, built at
acost of over 23,000, and would be an
adornment to any business street of
our principal citie3. The first floor
is divided into two fine store-rooms,
the smaller of which is occupied by
Ellis, Asher & Co; the larger by
his own business, in addition to
which it also takes up the whole of
tli3 large basement as a store-house,
together w ith the j-nrd, in which is
stored large quantities of country
produce. On the upper floor the
Masons and Odd Fellows have their
halls, the remainder being divided
into two suites of rooms, eacli suite
being composed of seven rooms.
Measured by the old adage of "by
their works ye shall know them" a
man who can in less than a half
dozeu years start with an average
Mexican pony and eleven dollars ns
capita, and accumulate therefrom,
in ordinary business transactions,
real estate which at a forced sale
would bring at lean S30,000, be.ide
a stock in trade worth over ?CO,003
is a success indeed.
. Oar iiaighba-
Orlia3 oonty
N Y.
it rit-h -n
Arizona. I tbe
.J-.ido De Forrt-st,
Bur?h have l:rite;
DEVdiirv Bts-r.'
Fr.r-.er acd Wm.
, the Albion ; E.
K. II;ut, Orlfsris; Quien S.-.Le. -Ex
cursion, Lockport and other n-:ce.
The Ju2e .lescrves BitcosfS rntt -re
are glad to know he has obtained if.
Now let him settle do--c in Los
Angeles and be happy. L. A. Com
mercvti.
Judge Lynch is not always right.
to Warren county, Minn., a year ago,
Wilber Proctor was hung by a mob
for the murder of Mis3 Cadiz. The
mob trir;d to get at Joo JTaTvinj and
Jnbn Pwtnr," v"!!ber's aecompiict4!?,
but failed. A t!:8 t.-Iii of the Int
ir.jnt corola-lcd. 5r as found 'lis.: .
nil flircc lvcie t-utirtly iuno:fri:.
ARIZONA
i'-f i O
Special Telegrams
"Herald."
to the
The
Seventh Bullion Shipment
from the Tombstone.
Important Dispatch from
F lore n co-
iiuiiion Sliipire ntn.
Trcsox, Sept. 20th. The Tomb
stone Company shipped ten bars of
bullion to Philadelphia yesterday,
valued at $20,Sa8. This is the seventh
shipment from this Company, mak
ing a grand total of $150,333.
Itctiif from Florence
Florexce, Sept. 9. Tiiree bars of
bullion, valued at four thousand dol
lars, came in yesterday from the
Isabella mill; and from the Globe
district three more bars ready, for
shipment, making an average weekly
shipment of over eight thousand
dollars.
AV. J. Fu'.lcr, of Sau Francisco.
arrived here last night.
W. J. Pettigrew, of Oakland, is
topping at Picket Post, looking after
mining interests the;e.
A. Fried, of the house of Living
ston fc Co., left for Casa Grande, on
the seventeenth instant.
The grand ball given by the young
men of the town, in honor of Mexi
can independence wis a success, and
apparently aa enjoyable affair.
Ryland's circus is billed here for
the 20:h and 21st instants.
The usual amount of sand to-day,
wind blowing thirty-five miles an
hour.
ARRIVALS.
SPECIALLY RKTOKTED FOll THE SEMI
WEEKLY HERALD.
The following freight for Northern
and Central Arizona, arrived nt-Mar-
copa via tcnihern JrMciiie iiiiiio;ia
ill t. e even suir ; o
ti.'
cat.'
n ei :
A o
Pi cents M J- i'-Vr-nic, V
CotflXi & I!;:!?, 3 gkgs. i
m.n :;-5 ;---'.
G pkgs, SiO; G C..ti-r. -10
J S Iuuc.iti. 8 suti 5.3.)0;
& Soa, 1 pks, 25; C A I-'j
sun.l, 177).
Pscott naf.h ford i C'
3979; E H,:i?....fr 3 suud,
Eliis, 20 stind, 3i io.
Hayden's Feny C T
c.dbcr -
1 1 ay & in, 1
5 sund 530.
6 Co, 11,
cheese, 12.j; 14 pkg 2,030;
Vulture W A Rowe
1325; 43 sund, 327 ).
Gillette J Anderson, lfl sund.
1015
V A Rowc, C sund. 670.
Tip-Top "W A Rowe, C!5 sund, 5,
7i5. Wickenburg F 3 Collins, 1 sund,
33-3; F L BrilT, 27 sund, 2072.
Tiger E J Bonnitt & Co, 3 pkg,
1S5; N C Sheckles, 09 sund, 40s0, C
II Champliu, 2 sund, 155.
Whipple D Q M, 10 pkg, 12S2;
Ct:pt. Byrne, 1 sund, 10.
Verde A A Q M, pkg, S3.
Weli tori us.
Having gone into other business,
I now offer for sale a first class well
boring and rock drilling machine.
The machine is almost new. It can
be seen at the lee factory. Good live
stock or other first class property
will be taken in exchange for it.
Call on or address George l,ouiit,
Phoenix.
HOTEL ARRIVAL.
Rank Escliaiie K. Gani, Prop
R K Evans. U S A W O Moore. OilrttJ
C W Grvon iariocpa. jn Brent, do
K M f,r;iv. I'itv K lei.iivvn Hn
J 1) t'olwi;. do A Nnimv, ijoymonr
A Porvz. Mineral P W Kiernv, " do
V in O O Xeil Wasb'n W W Homan. county
r .1 iiuourtl, r r A AIItn. &an r
B F Marshal, city, .1 II Hammond. Pent
Wm Fri-nd San F B J Clmrlf s Picket P
J w KoUbins. (. utcaso .7. O'tloushertv. N. Y
.1. B. Saiponte TncsonJ T Porter, Forreet'ile
J Jl ItobL.ts, rreucott J it lowry, Cal
Phoenix Hotel. J J Gardiner Pro
.Ts Mn -phy W M GriiFt'i
V M Bnti;:a and wife. Jtrj Crocker child.
Jao Hartiiu and wife. J E Dnrkee, Gillette.
K F ile-fluer, J!nr. Cha Bvron, Picket P.
W H Picrsoii. "
HARR1EA.
DAL1.-MYER1? In Prescott. Arizona, Sep
tmbor 11th, 1U79. bv Rev. Father Beckers
John R. Dull to Frankie ilvcrs, both 01
thin citv.
i E -V A D VERTISE MEXTS.
SOTICE.
DURING NtY TEMPORARY ABSENCE
ro ;i th i T r.ito.y. any co nniunication
ni3 rtiii ba
ij.i with t'oii.A Biike-
-JI-tf
A. Ii. Pj
IT.
W
For
as-
I will epII .-.t PflttlC AUf'TIOli.
t liie Lylu i!!;nc"a, one mile eontkwsH ol
ON TUE33AY, SEPT. 23d
At 10 o'clock A. M.,
628 HEAD OF HOGS,
Ee!on?ins to the Estate of King-S. Woolsy
iU c ja: ed.
3TAKY 0. n-OOLSEY.
Ai!.!Eiititria.
LATEST
GOLDMAN & CO.
. ...AT THE
mercantile
renew osra RW H H n 13 f9 f?33 FX B
Commencing,
ii JiiTerv
GRO'CEKY DEPARTMENT.
Crushed Sugar
rown Sugar best
Green Coffee
Ground Coffee (Java)
Japan Tea, per pound
Rice
Apples, dried
Peaches, dried
Grapes do
California Pink Beans
California Cream Cheese
(.'a Hf. .rni-t Lard
i:-;iut MeJiuiu breakfast bacon
-
IT o : .7
. io vlo,
i ,.
olaia of mixad
Preston & Merrill's Yeast
! Table Fruit, i.ims aud iellios
Oysters lib tins
Oysters 2ib tin
Sahnon 2 lb tins
Corned beef, Tripe, Ilead-cl.ee
Coal Oil, celebrated safe-gurrd
test
TOBACCOS.
Six plugs, Lorilliard's Tin-tag navy for 1
Five 4Tb sar.ks p-enuine Blackwell's Dui'liam 1
. o -
DRY GOODS
Calico
Gingham
Lawn
Dress goods, wool plaid
Flannel red and white
Bleached muslin
Crash
Jaquonet,
AT HALF PRICE.
Embroideries, Laces and insertions,
A3 CHEAP AS IN NEW YORK.
Ladies' Calico wrappers reduced to 75 cents
Shawls Reduced from $2 to $1,
Lace Curtains only 82 SO per pair.
Elegant Brussels Carpet Only SI 25 Per Yard.
BOOT & SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Kid-foxed balmorals
Men's Western cut brogans - 1 2o
Boy's double sole brogans - - 1 50
Men's screwed elastic lace shoes - 2 25
Men's screwed double sole
Men's screwed French calf,
Men's canvass balmorals
Men's Tapsole O K boots
Men's screwed h double sole banner boots 3 50
Men's screwed tapsole French calf Centennial 4 50
Men's Tapsole Scotch edge Silver King boots 5 00
uckinsham fe Ilecht's hand sewed, extra quality
French calf boots only 10 00
H iG & FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTIViFPlT
Men' Cheviot s'sits only
.dtn'o I)ia;onii! tits, puly
den's Fi cm li sliK mixed "diagonal suits
fen s overalls
Men's Jleriao undershirts
Men's linen ho-om White Shirts
Men's Black "Wool HaU
The abovo price list cnmpi ies tlp leading ni ticle only, but we b e
o sav lo (uir friends and patrons tlatwo have reduced the price of ALL
GOODS IX OUR STOKE, REGARDLESS OF COST.
OF
Jpp
TEMBER 1st.
eduction
UeDartment.
SE
PRICE LIST
7 pounds for $1 00
- .
do
1 UU
1 00
1 00
30
1 00
100
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
62
15
1 00
. sn
75
1 00
5
4
8
10
S
s
15
5
5
do
do
. do
do
do
do
do
do
do
per 5)
pounds
gal. tins
do
do
8
1
gal jars
50
do 35
a.
4
Po'.vdsr 5 cans for
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
00
00
00
no
00
3 do
4 ' do
4 do
5 do
3 do
3 do
00
per
can 3
brand, 150 degree fire
per gal. S7
oo
00
DEPARTMENT.
15
8
8
5
4
15
8
vards for
do
do
do
do
do
do
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
Marseilles and E3ainsook
for - $1 25
lace shoes 2 50
centennial tie 2 50
1 75
3 50
10 00
15 00
25 00
50
1 00
1 CO
ELLIS,
Fife
IsililSp
WHAT CASH AKD RAILROAD
WILL DO.
After giving thU section of Arizona a fair trial, we Bve eatlsflel onnelvn that the old
style of doing business, of selling? tcooAs ;on credit will not hcniftw a, n
have couie to the conclusion that nothing but
A CASH
can and will prosper in Arizona.
The merchant as well as the farmer will wiu ia the
end. What we mean to say if : Ssll what VOU
Raise for Cash, and Buy your goods
for Cash. e assure you, that if you give it a
fair trial, you will find it money in your pocket.
You read advertisements often, and in some cases it
turns out not as you expected, therefore we have con-
t r,ntif ,. U TfTL"! lit,' A T T3TTOT STTJCIO
inbita yu to cai1 and insPeot sds and prices at
OUR
We also call
CLOTHIfJO,
BOOTS AfJD SHOES
FURNiSHIftiC GOODS,
OArEO GOODS, etc.,
FOBTY-F1V2
Kew Brick Baiii'.in -d fioor fiom the
Livery, Feed &
ale Stable !
CEO. HAMLIN.
Washington street adjoining tho
Plienix Hotel.
BEST OF HORSES AiD MOST
ELEGANT TURNOUTS.
G00DWELL FORCE PUMP AND
HOSE
LarGe Corral to turn loose
stock in.
Hay and Grain always on
hand and lor sale.
tf3lrHorses boarded bv
the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates, batis
faction guaranteed.
WATER RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Persons desirous of purchasing shares in
toe
Salt River Valley Canal Company,
....OB THS
JIAEICOPA CAXAL COMPAXY
Can do so on advactigoons terms by apply.
in?t" nnrtrsignea at his ofHce in the
town of Phctnlx. Oohx T Aliap.
tsotr
. A WEEK In yoxir own town,
and no capital risked. Yon fen
give the business a trial wiiljout
firnpnrtfi, 'l'hn hot oniiortnnil v
eve- uttered for those wjllinsr to wortt. You
should try nothiug else uail ou see for
yourself what you can do at ih business n e
ofl'Tyoq. No room to explain hre. You
can clavote all your time o.r onjy your 6par
lime to the hutfi9, and mab great pay
for every hour that you - work. Wuuui.
ma-;e as mnch mony aa. men,, Send for
T)(.il -pri Ktte terms aud particulars, which
we mail frp". 5,5 Un;nt tree., i-'en t eviz
n!ftin ot hard times while von hav sul h a
c:;c-. Aeut. H F A'.I.KTT i CO
POrllaliti, XaiTiO-,
ASHER & CO.
BUSINESS
NEW STORE.
your attention to our large and well
selected stock of
RGHANTABLE LUMBER,
DOLLARS AT
ASHER & GO.
corcr cf Wat hington and Montezuma streets.
13
Morgan & Go.
PHOENIX, A. T.
PEALER3 IN
GEWERAU MERCHANDISE.
Wholesale and Retail,
have on hand
400,000 pounds;
Indian Wheat,.
....AXD....
200,000 pounds
Glean Barley,
For sale at the lowest cask
price
S. Jackson,
Having purchased the entire stcck o
Merchandise
From 3Ir. Saniter, I! sLall hereaftee-
keep a full assortment of
GOODS,
and v. ill sell to same to the publia
FOR CASH,
at a living price, suclt as Jo defy aU
compeUtion.
Simon Jackson,