The Phoenix herald., September 20, 1879, Image 4

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THE PH(ENIX HERALD.
BE3II-TVEEELY EDITIOX.
Saturday. Septeinbt-r 2, 1S79.
TRIUMPHANT TOMBSTONE
What is bsing Dans in this
nsw District.
The Great Waalth of "the Tomb
stone and Corbin Mines.
A Truthful Description of
tficirWorth.
The mineral resources of the "West
em portion of this continent have
been wonderfully developed within
and for variety
and richness are unexcelled by those
of any other country on the globe.
Tht great interest is taken in the
subject of mining in general is not to
be wondered at, when we take into
consideration the immense deposits
of aold and silver found in Arizona,
Colorado, Kevadr, California and
oiher States on the Pacific slope, and
the wealth that has already heen ob.
ts.ined from quartz mining, and that
promises to be of limitless produc
tion in that most wonderful land.
The Tombstone and Corbin mines of
Arizona are among the more recent
bonanzas that give encouragement
ot immense profits to their lucky
etockholders. They are respectively
owned by the Tombstone Mill &
Mining Company, both of which are
incorporated under the laws of Ari
zona, with a capital of $5,000,000
each, divided into 500,000 shares of
$10 per share. The organization ot
these companies was made in Do
comber, 1878.
On the Tombstone mine there is
a ton-stamp mill, and there has been
sent to market since its erection in
June of the present year, the sum of
$108,000 in bullion. One dividend
of ten ceuts per share has been made
by the company, but future dividends
will remain in abeyance until after
needed working expenditures hare
been provided for. It is expected
tht after October, continuous divi
denria will bs paid oa the aviliable
product as fast as the ore is ttrned
into bullion. Both the above mines
are true fissure veins with an extra
ordinary amount of ore in sight, and
which is estimated at the valua of
$5,000,000. The Tombstone mine
wiu opened up in March of last year
and is at the present depth of 115
feet. Both mines are very valuable
and they wiir average $150 to the
ton.
The Corbla mine has a fifteen
stamp mill in the course of erection,
and his been worked to the depth of
about 300 feet and shows a good vein
at that deplh. The average cost or
production, including milling, is $15
per ton, which includes every -expense
counting the wood at $8.50 per
c-rd, and there is plenty to be ob
tained at thet price. One mill is
run .by the water power of the San
Pedro river, the other is ft tteam
ia:H. The above Mines are perfectly
accessible by good roads and are sit
uated iu one of the richest mining
districts of Arizona. .
No stock has been offered for sale
in this market, but,the-Company will
soon be prepared to sell a limited
amount to those persons who have
capital to invest in a profitable enter
prise wliich is already beyond the
reach of disastrous casualties ; the
mines requiring nothing more than
proper aud economical develrpment
to i.n.- ure their stockholders iqouee
returns.
The directors of both mines are
men of energy and honorable stand
ing. Thosa who act for the Tomb.
ttae Company are ex-Governor A-P.
K. Saffrrd, Richard Gird, A. E.
Schieffelin, E- L. SchieSdia and
Hamilton Disston; and for the Cor
ia Company, Ex-Governor A. P. K.
Sttfford, Richard Gird, A. E. SciieS
lin, Frank Corbin and E. A. Corbin.
Ex-Governor Safford is President
of both Companies and D. C. Tield,
Secretary. Their office is room 30 in
the new Bond Building at 115 Broad,
w, this city. 2xo York Trada Re
porter. -r, ' O
CBVCDtracd Food For Horses.
It is known that the Rsian and
Prussian Government have adopted
a kind of biscuit for horset contain,
ing much nutritive matter in small
volume. According to La Nature,
the biscuits are formed of the meal
of oats, peas and lindseed. The va
rious combinations have been studied
with care, and a mixture has been
obtained such that one kilogramme
of it is equivalent to five kilogram.
Dies of oat. It has been found that
horses bear fatigue better and are
cure vigorously when fed with these
biscuit than when fed with cats.
The biscuits can be threaded logctb.
v by means of an iron wire; thus a
horse may carry its own ;od for
four or five days. During the late
war with Turkey, RussiavsedSO.OOO..
000 or these biscuits acfl the rees
were so good hat -the fiuthorUra
have continued their use ia iae &i
pcs.ee. . .
Cherry Creek Mine.
Miner: Mr. A. M. Smith, Super
intendent and General Manager of
the Golden Era Mining Company,
came in last evening from Cherry
Creek in company with Mr. Gosper,
one of the owners. The company
have their saw mill about ready to
run, the only thing lacking la 600
feet of piping, which, is being made
at the tin shop of Messrs. Frederick
& Hill. So soon as they can manr.
facture the neceesary lumber fcr the
erection of their quartz mill, a large
force of men will be put to work In
its erection and all of this can be ac
complished during . the next forty
days, when we expect to be able to
chronicle the successful working of
the'Golden Era quartz mill. Since
the companv started to put up machi:
ery, a few weeks ago,- several very
valuable gold leads have been dis
covered in the district, and the great
est activity prevails althrough the
bills in and around Cherry Creek.
The latest find is a huge gold mine,
four feet wide, by a Mr. Sessions,
formerly proprietor of the Big Bug
station. The lead is said to be ex
tensive and the ore extraordinary
rich. "We are more thoroughly con
vinced that our country is hardly
scratched over, and that hereafter all
of our best mines are to be discover
ed. Am Embarrass ins Situation.
An English professor aud a
young lady from Baltimore were
lecently wrecked in a rocky
cave near Mount Desert at nightfall.
They had gone into the cave in a
small boat, and were sitting on the
rocks talking about mineralogy.
Suddcniy a big wave broke into the
cavern and swamped the boat. The
Englishman plunged into the boiling
surf, endeavoring wiih the freDzy of
despair to collect the remoants of the
frail bark. Useless for the purpose
of navigation, the shattered craft
might still serve as fuel, for the cave
was cool and damp, and the suades
of night were coming on. The pro.
fessor had lucifer matches and he
built a fire, and there they remained
until morning, when some fishermen,
amazed at the unwonted spectacle of
smoke emerging from a cleft in the
rocks of an unhabited island, ven
tured in to the rescue of the imprls
ened couple, and with the aid of
ropea drew them from their perilous
position.
Of a Bad Crovrd.
The Healdsburg Flag' learns that
Elijah Frost who was lynched in
Mendocino recently was ' a cousin to
the Frost boys, of the Frost-Coatea
feud of a few years ago. The Flag'
informant details that bloody affair
as follows: It was war times and
election time. One of the Frosts and
one of the Coat;s met in a saloon and
agreed to fight, the former represent
ing Jeff. Davis and the latter Abe.
Lincoln. Whilst the latter was lay-
ing his coat down, he was stunned by
a blow with the butt of ; a revolver.
Recovering, he chased hi antagonist
wjlh a knife, and stabbed him
through and through; another Frost
then killed young Coates with a pis.
tol-shot. Coates, Sr., then killed
this Frost with a rifle. The tragedy
was closed with the killing of four
uuarmed Coates boys by two remain
ing Frost brothers all on the same
day.
A. Moving County Seat.
The town of Covington oa a bluff
of the Mississippi is fast losing
ground. The banks are gradually
being eaten away, and the ground on
which the Court-house stood a year
ago is now covered by many feet of
flowing water. A few days ago the
current ?et inshore, and took off a
strip of land thirty feet wide in a
fewhaurs; thereupon the buildings
left near the water were moved back,
and a few days after the land upon
which they stood was also taken
away. Two vears ago there were
six hundred feet of land between the
principal hotel and the river bank,
but now one can toss a stone out of
the hotel window into the river, and
tho building is being put oa rollers
for removal. -
The Implements of Trade.
U. G. Shaw, publisher of the Pa
cific Life, brought suit some time ago
against Sheriff Xunau, for the return
of printing material which had been
seized in payment of a debt, ;on the
ground that they were implements of
trade and were therefore exempt
from attachment under the Code
Justice Wright decided the case in
favor of the plaintiff, when the Sher
iff appealed to the Municipal Court
of Appeals, and judge Freclon has
reversed the decision - of. Justice
Wright, holding that tier type and
other property seized, did not legally
constitute implements of trade, and
could be attached in payment of a
prpven debt.
When young ladies eo out buckle
berrying, they Bhould be careful
where they stand. Report says a
young lady living uot fifty mile
from here went the olher day, aud it
so happened that she stopped direct,
lyover a live bee's' nest. Distance
to first house, 3 1-4 milea;, 4ime,
4 J-3 T&mttc3&4Kde;rnr?eacn.
PRESCOTT.
Lumber.
New Saw
GEO. W. CURTIS, Proprietor,
Two and one-half miles south of
Presoott.
Having now completed, and ia full
operation, my new Saw Mill,
I am prepared to fill or
ders for
Merchantable, Clear,
Surfaced and
Rustic Lumber
Matched Flooring,
Casings, Mouldings,
Panelings and Shingles
OF THE FINEST QUALITY
In short, everything in my
line for the construc
tion of
First class Build
ings.
TEIOIS:
Cash on lclivery
All ordek-s sent by mail,
or through ihe merchants
prompx at.ienuon., '
' Geo. "W. 'Curtis.
Clipper Mill
611 D-e-r
COMPANY,
Pre3eott,
Arizona,
TTAVTNO PURCHASED THE INTKlt
1-1 tofJ. G Wiley, we bare rehired tlie
above mills wiih new eawa and machinery,
anil are now batter prepared than itit to fuia-
ua an Kintu or
31 ercb actable. Clear, Fencing, Rus
tic and Surfaced, .Matched
Flooring, Beveled
Siding,
Lath, Shingles, -Sash,
Doors, Monldinss,
&c, at BED KOCK PRICES
Get oar prioea before? 1 charing elsewhere.
02ce corzer Cortr and 3ood-rin iwti
O. R PARKER.
F. O. PARKLU.
SMITH'S RESTAURANT.
Old Americas Hotel building, oppoelte the
PostoSlce.
WM. SMITH,
Prop-
Wit. SMITH, is well-known thronihout
California as a first-class Cook, and assumes
(be enure control of this .Department.
Good Cooking,
Will be the main feature of my Restaurant.
Freshest and Best Fruits, Vege
tables, etc., will be supplied,
on the Table.
Terms Reasonable.
tyiteiucrnUor tbe Piae
SEYMOUR HOTEL.
G. A. STBZCKlSD. VroV.
" Situated at the mill site of the Cea
tral Arizona iiiains Company..
Stage station for the famous Vul
ture mine.
Prices Reasonable.
SEYMOUR SALOON,
JOICK CODY,
PKOP
Q who calls on me will be treated la a gen
tlemanly maun.
A FINE BILLIARD J1 ABLE
In connection 'with the house.
MISCELLANEOUS.
iilliams House
Prescott,
Arizona.
Tbe Largest nod moat Complete
Hotel In Arizona.
Jas. A. Guild & Co,, Proprietors.
In conjunction with the above is the
Sazerac Saloon,
Where can, be fonnd the finest stock o
WINES. LIQUORS, ETC.
RESTAURANT
Capital Black, Phenix.
BEST EATING HOUSE
Is
The Salt River Valley.
Our Tables are always sup
plied with the best to
be obtained in the
Market.
Polite Attention Paid to Gaest
C. Safari, Prop'r
BUCKALEW & OCHOA,
GENERAL
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT,
JIABICGPA.
AEIZOXA-
Alw, wholesale and retail merchasts at
Santera and Florence.
BARNETT & BLOCK,
MAHICOPA. and CAS A GRANDA. A. T.
Forwarding
ASD
Commission
FslERC.-. ANTS,
R. E. Farrington & Co.,
- - Dealers in
General Merchandise,
AST)
FORWARDING & C0IWM1SSJ0N
MERCHANTS,
Maricrpa, - - Arizona.
Ill J..J MAnntwiiul 4t MM mrill Yf
promptly forwarded to any part of the
Territory. -
Uecvy msotnuery oa U&rt ixxio.
MARICOPA HOTEL,
H. W. KLEIN, Prop'r.
MARICOPA,
A. T.
The natron ace ot the traveling
public ii respectfully solicited. The
table supplied with tlie best the
market affords rai satisfaction guar
anfeed. Eggs, vegetables and fruit for 6ale.
Fashion Saloon,
HAITORD, Prop.
33AIUCOPA - A. Ti
All visitor at this town are Invited to call
at the above named popular place of resort,
next door to tbe hotel, where thay ccs ob
tain &n!y tie best Liqanrs.
ALL ICED DRINKS
of the aeaeoa concocted by cxp cricoced ml
ologiets, ,C.n, 4-901
Fresh Eflilk.
IS DELIVERED BY THE UNDERSIGNED
la eusunners In Phnx and vicinity daily.
Ilavioa- a larg. dairy itarae nilles north of tows
o&b ftunish
ililU Fresher asa Sweeter T
Than can be dons by keepitj your oirn eow
a roe a trial-
Order ;aRt M9 Postslflce VVlii Receivs
Frcrpt fittsnticp.
b8 W. L. OSBORN.
PHfENIX HERALD.
SEMI-WEEKLY
HERALD
The Leading Paper of
Southern Arizona
AVill devote its columns
to furthering the interests
of Phoenix and Maricopa
county and the southern
portion cf Arizona, It is
the intention aof the pub
lishers to make the
HERALD
a newspaper or tne aay,
n , 1
complete in all its details,
and in every department
Tl'Lfc AX RELIABLE-
The Editorial columns
will discuss all live topics
of the day, and its local
columns will contain a
complete resume of all lo
cal happenings, and all
matters of home interest.
TERRITORIAL TELEGRAMS.
Tbe HERALD wjU con
tain the latest news opcur-
ring in the towns aud eities
of Arizona,
TERMS.
One copy, one year - J
One copy, six months. - 2 50
Delivered to any part of town, 50
cents per Itoiitb.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TntiM-national Hotel. 834 and 898 Kearnv
JL Street, Son Francisco. 81.21 and S1.&0
per clay. ii. f. I'atrtcige, rropnetor. Two
Concord coaches, with the name of the
Hotel on, will always be in waiting at the
landing to convey p&gnonpers to the Hotel
tree. He mire yon get into tne ngot coacn
n yon ao not, tney win cnarge you. bin
T7" Menssdorfter, Hats and Caps, Whole-
Xl saieaiuk detail, Jo- l&Jus&rajr street.
san Francisco. urn
T Hicks Co.. Practical Book Binders
1 J and Blank Book Manufacturers. No.
M3 Clav street, near Monteomerr, San
Francisco. Blank books ruled, printed and
Donna to oraer. tm
Be rrr & Place, Importers and Dealers in
fining Engines, Saw Mills, Steam
Pumps, Portable aud Stationary Engines,
Stamp Mills. Air Comnressors and Rock
Drills, wood ana iron worKing jnacninery.
etc.. etc. Cataloene sent on application.
Mlrket street, head of Front street, San
irancleco. cm
1 L. Bheta. D. D. 8.. Dentist. All
XJm branches of the Dental art done in
the best manner possible, at reasonable
puces, and satisfaction guaranteed, bontn
west corner of Third and Market streets.
Entrances No. 8 Third street and 703 Market
street, San Francisco. 6m
LELONC'S NURSERIES
Los Angeles. Cal.
The Laraest end Most Complete Stock of
serm-iropicai ana norinern
Fruit Trees, Evergreens
SHRUBS,
FLOWERING PLANTS,
ROSES, AC,
Send for Cntaiog-.ie aud Price List. Free
to all on application.
Trees aud Plants pocked and delivered at
depot tree oi cnarge. ra
Thtt Magnolia Saloon.
MORROW & CO.
Proprietors
We woald respectfully notify the pnblio tha
we have opened a Saloon in the new
FRAME BUILDING on the
Corner of "Washington and
Montezuma Streets.
The verv best qna!ity of Wines, Llqnorsand
Cigars alway oa hand and sold at
prices to suit the times.
Give nfc a 10t rail-
The Bradshaw Mountain
IS OUR PLACE OF BUSINESS.
DON'J GO TO
For we will sell you goods
RIGHT AT YOUR CABIN DOO
FOR
LESS MONEY !
Than you can buy at Prescott aud
transport them home.
We have depots at
Gillette, Tip-Top and Peck
District,
Mining Men take Notice !
And save the bother of packing,
Tub Loss tjf Time, and Actual
Cash, by buying of
ANDRES & R0WE.
Si 500
TO $6,000 A YEAR, orgs
to i'M a aav in your own
locality. Ko risk. Wo
men do as well as men.
Jfanv make more tnan tbe amount stated
above. No one can fail to make money
fast. Any one can do the work. You can
make from SO cents to $2 an hour by devot
ing an evening and spare time to the busi
ness. It costs nothing to try tbe business.
Nothing like it for money-making ever offer
ed before. Business pleasant and strictly
honorable. Reader, if you want to know all
aboqt tbe bost paying business before the
pub He. send ns your address and we will
aend yon full particulars and private terms
free; samples worth also $5 sent free; yon
can then make np your mind for yourael.
Addrebt?, GEO. STINSON fc CO.,
Portland, Maine.
Starke's Hotel,
SAN BEBXARDI-SO, CAI;
Meals, - - 25 Cents.
A. HTARKE. Proprietor.
C. H. CURRY,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
(Late of San Francisco.)
Has established himself In Phoenix and is
prepared to do all kinds of
Watch, Jewelry and Clock Repairing.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
-Or No Charge.
Give him a call, he intends to become a
permanent resident of Vhoenix, and has
flattering recotoiceidations as evidences of
a good workman, In th window of Liu
viile & Wiley, on Washington street.
S2YIVSOUB
Food Yard and Corral,
: p. PACKWOOD
Proprietor
AUia, iuv (' "J" ' . -1 -
tiaC nt nil limps li.iv rind (ti'mid. and
all the accommodations tor boarding
horses.
Florses on hand at all times lo Let
!K) tf and for S;i!e.
LEGAL.
XOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE PROBATE CO CRT OP TEE
C o inty of Maricopa, Territory of Arizona,
lu tbe matter of the estute of Lin
ilosiaoM.deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undercien
ed, Administratrix of the estate of Luke
Monthon deceased, to the creditors or and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessa
ry vouchers within ten months after the first
publication of this notice to the said Admin
istratrix at her residence about six mile
south west from the town of Phoenix, in the
county of Maricopa.
SARAH E. MOIHON.
Administratrix of the estate of LUKE
MONIHoN. deceased.
Phoenix, Sept. lain, 1879. 119;
XOTICE.
LAND OFFICE 1
" at September 13, 1879
Florence, Arizona, )
XrOTIl'E IS HEREBY CITEX
J that the following-named settler ha
filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in suppo t of his claim, and secure
final entry thereof at the expiration or thirty
days from the date of this notice, viz: Tjun
idao Palma, of Maricopa county, who made
Homestead Application, Xs. 59.
for the S H of S E 4 of Section 14, TIN.
R 4 E, and names the folljninE as his
witnesses, viz: Albert Decker of Tempe,
Maricopa county, and Winchester MiUer.
also of Tempo, Maricopa count; .
C M. K. Paulisos, Register.
130 5tW
XOTICP.
ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEM
selvus indebted to tho undersigned are
requested to- call and settle their accounts
between now and the first of October, prox
imo, as after thai date, all accounts due
and remaining unpaid, will be placed iu
the hands of an attorney for collection,
which willof necessity subject said persona
to further costs. M. L. PEBALTA.
Phoenix, Sept. 16ih, 1879. lanf
DISSOI.ITIOX XOTICE.
-TOTICE 13 HEREBY GITEN THAT
J the firms of Baruett. lllock Co.,
and C. Welhoff & Co. are this dav dissolved
by mutual consent. C. Welhoff retiring.
The firm will hereafter be known as Banieit
Jfc Block, who will collect all bills and pay
all debts of the mentioned firms.
A. Harnett,
B. Block.
C. Weli Horr.
Pnoexix Sept. 9th. lltMwW
XOTICE TO CltEDITOUS.
In the Probate Court ef Maricopt county
in the Territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the Estate of R. P. UP
LAND, deceased.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TI11S
Jkt undersigned. Administrator of the e
Ulteoi Kobskt P. Ijilano.. deceased, to tho
creditors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit thro
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this no
tice to the said Administrator, at his placo
of business in the town of Phoenix, Mari
copa county, Territory of Arizona.
E. IRVINE.
Administrator of the estate of RofcCRT P.
IliLitiD, deceased.
Phoenix, Sept. 4 lcT9. 116 4-wW
Fireman's Fund
INSURANCE COMPANY .
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SAX
FRANCISCO,
CAL.
J. I). Staple
. IrenlAnt.
siscretary
Vice Pre.
Am1 Km.
,1. co. . iornia
AlplieeiH Hull
Win J Iatton
r.osaes pftid....3.3.va37 S
Capital asset! H.OOU.0OO OO g
Don X. Abbott, ApenU Fuosnix, A. T.
THE
Chicago & North -Western
I J A l I. W A V .
Tlie Orcat Trunk Line from the
West to Cblrasro and the East.
It is The oldest, shortest, most direct, eon.
vetiien, corofortabl. aud in every reapvot tb
est tne ron Ain taKft.
It Is the srreatAat ad grandest railway crra
nization in the Uuited State.
PCLLMAN ROTF.L CAR ask nut alcn
J)V T TQKOUGU nCTVi tt
Council Blufjs Chicago.
No other road rnns Pullmnn TIotl Cnr, or
rii 3 other form of Hotl Cars, through. betwvD
tbn MionH River Bd Cbtmeo.
shoald bar ia miod that Uiia U the
Best Route to Chicago
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Insist that th Tlikt A rent vQ rfckt
bv the Krib-Wetern Eoa. Examia 5or
Tickers, nnd refuse to buy if thy du no n4
over this Road.
All A (rents 811 them and check usual dot-
gTftffv free hv this Hue.
Thronffh Ticket via this Rante to all
Eastern Points cfn be procured at the Central
Pa"tic Kauroa TioKet mce toot ot Mamn
reet, aud at 2 New Mmnromery sir-t. Rao
Kratoiso, nd nt at! Coapoo Ticket OflVs of
th Ceutrhl Faaifln Kailrad.
- MASVl ML'ttUITT.
Goaeral Manaar. Oiioajo .
W. H STKNNETT.
rol Soo I Geaeral Paseniter Affent. Chicago
DR. SPINNEY,
NO. 1 1, KEARNRY STEET,
Treats all Chronic and Special
TOUKG MEH
-fTTHO MAT BR Sl'FFERIS FROM
eretion. will dl well J avail lhm.We of
unennr ti wun.n , . , . ...... . - . -
guarantee to (nrfeit SAX) far every mm '
4m
mat v'' "r r"' -.-. -
kind
or onaracwr -
u cure.
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KIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the aire of thirty K !xty
. ..;,K tnn rnwinant ineiltn.il
WBO TB inmifio" - --y
oi tne Dtaaar, uit t , J
rnarting or barnlng Benwiioo. and a ea.Ktma
of the evutem in a mann-r the paneot eacnM
aooount' f or. On xaminio the urinary d
poit a ropy sediment will cflea be f mnd an-1
Jomeiiuic. small rrtlclc ot alb.na vr!.t
appear, or the color -wiU be of a thm milkuiB
. - i i ... . Jarb and tnmid tH-
reurance. There are many men who d!e of
j: lmrant nt lh IUIM. Which
hue
thi dinii-ulty ignorant ol tne oae. wairo i"
he nond stage ot eemmai we, u---
will iruaromoe a um
and a heulihy rvstoratioo of the genito-uneajy
"'ottloe Hors-10 to 4 and tor. 8urdiv
from 10 tv 11 a- in. Consultation free. Thor,
oaifh exmi.iation and ad .e. o. la.1 i-T
uid.M. I'K SI-1NMA CO.
No. 11 K.-.irn.. itiwl a.a Franc.".