The Phoenix herald., September 24, 1879, Image 4

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THE PIICEXIX HERALD.
SEJH HEEKI.Y KBITIOV.
.Veanesdiss-. S-pte-nber 81. 1S79.
a. - - niwipwwj'iiniiw n
NEW MEXICO.
Lawlessness ir. our Neigh
boring Territory.
L:r.co!r. County Kcepir.3 up its
Reputation.
Gscturs of Throe Stags
Steppers.
From the Las Vej.-u Gazette cf the
12:li last :
Glorieta is booming. Four hun
dred mea are at work ia that Tu;ici
ty. Eee'is chsap. Liquids except
ing water are abundant. Owens,
Phelps & JlsreditU will put up thre
ttCiiia ni!!3 oc the Pecos; work on
the divide Til! occupy about tec
week3. The Sentinel is authority for
the above.
A little over two weeks aga a man
stated .to have 'been from Las Ve
gas was murdered west of Silver City.
He was driving a black burro which
carried his supplies. The body was
dragged some distance up an arroyo
and left there. The murderer is sup
posed to have taken the burro and
luggage. The deceased was about
twenty-five years of age, five feet
eight inches high and had red hair.
A watch safe key and knife which
were found may lead to the identifi
cation of the body.
Lincoln county items are genorally
tragical. They Etill continue to kill
people in that section. John Tones
who killed John Beck with wa3 him
self shot and killed. Clmgtr is
the man who is supposed to have
killed Jones. He was killed at
Pierce & Paxton's ranch. A num
ber had eolected there. Jones came
up and was shot: just how is not
dffiuitely stated. He was shot six or
tight times. Pierce was also shot
through the hips and is expected to
to die... Jesse Evans is under arrest
at Fort Stockton for killing Tom
Jones.
Charles Adams, special agent of
the post office department came in
from Denver on the Thursday morn
ing's train and put himself in com
munication with officials here and
the detective who has been working
"p the case.- Webb was one of the
proprietors of the saloon on Center
Street where he was arrejted and
was dealing keno when colarcd. It
is reported that he was terribly scar
ed, and that he was really wanted t n
a charge of having been engaged in
a murder in Texas. The men bear
ing the euphonious tille? of B S Jack
and Slap Jack Bill, the pride of the
Pan Handle, are gamblers who came
from Otero some weeks ago. They
are originally from Texas and are
classed as teugh citizens. A good
deal of sympathy is expressed for
Webb by men who knew him and
they uniformly express the opinion
that he is not guilty of the stage rob.
bery. Bat Mr Parker identific'3 him
as the man who hired the buggy the
evening of the robbery. Mr. Sander
eon of company also identifies one of
the men as being present on that ex
citing occasion. The officers who
made the arrest evidently understood
their business all they took their
men withont creating any confusion,
the prisoners were kept at the hotel
all uight and ia the morning started
for Santa Fe for a hearing in the
United States Courts.
J B. Harris, foreman of the ma
terial yard at the depot, reports ties,
rails, spikes, bolts, etc., su flic it tit to
lay sixteen miles of tractt. and also
Trridge material sufficient for the
next fifty miles. As soon as the tun
nel is open the accumulation will
rapidly increase. Track laying will
be commenced again in about two
weeks. Messrs. Griffith and Lowther
of the Construction department of
fhe railroad", went up to the. tunnel
yesterday morning to arrange for lay.
i'ng the track through, and arriving
there, telegraphed for men and ma
terial, A train was at once fitted out
and sent back, and it is probable the
hands wiH commence at once to
l:.y the iron track through the Raton
Moun tails. The completion of the
tunnel will enable the road to re.
duce the running time on the road
by several hours. Tire cars will
come through fromt La Junta on
the Arkansas river without tlvterf
tion. The Empire of India ia IVavftur a
tough time of it in Afhaniotau. The
native troops at Herat have revolted
aud massacred the civil ami military
authorities. The Zulu war is just
over, aud now England has her hands
full w ith that Afghanistan rebellion.
When native troops revolt aud kill
a lot of Englishmen or when Eng
land's foes slaughter, a few British
officers, it is a terrible massacre.
When British troops kill Afghun
and Briii.h hird savages run down
and murder Zulus, tUtit i- v.;irf:irc
. F. Ht-j!; It-port.
Chinese
Cities.
tn Eastern
The Xcw York Herald, in a re
cent article on the Chinese in Xuw
Vork, ztutes there are besides 300
laundries, 50 Chinese groceries, 20
tobacconists and 10 druggists, with
enough Mongolians in other callings
to demonstrate the adaptibility of
the race. In 1675 there were only
one hundred and fifty seven Chinese
iu New York, but the next year will
show many thousands. Ia Jersey
City there are three factories which
employ Chinese labor alone. One
of theta ia a shirt factory, another
a shew factory, and the last an es
tablishment for the manufacture of
cheap cutlery. It is said that a beer
saloon has been opened in Hoboken
by two Chinamen. In Brooklyn
there are about fifty laundries, six
cigar stores and one grocery. From
statistics furnished by the most intel
ligent and best informed of these
people, the population of 2 ew York
has received an addition of 2,500, in
cluding two females. The Chinese
residents of Brooklyn number over
230, and two feruak'3. Jersey City
(and LI'-'bokea Liive about two Uua-
dred. About ten per cent of these
I arrived in the city from Havana,
the rest came overland from Califor
n'a. Over ninety-five per cent, of the
Chinese population are regularly en
gaged in some honorable calling.
Every few days the San Francisco
Companies send out a batch of about
a hundred Chinamen. About fifty of
these come to JS'ew York, twenty to
Boston, and twenty to Philadelphia.
The rest scatter to other cities. The
article further declares that the
Chinese, have purchased lots in sev eral
cemeteries including Green
wood. Thev are marrying extens
ively, generally Irish women, and a
China. Celtic generation is spring,
ing up.
A Mixed Litter.
Yesterday afternoon we were
shown the result queer freak of aa
ture at George Bailies Burton Ale
Saloon First street. Mr. Charles
Barr, who owned the place for a
number of years, had in his posses
sion for a long time a very large
Maltese cat. She had had several
litters of kittens in a certain room
back of the saloou. Though op
posed to dogs of all kinds, the cat in
question became very familiar with
a half black.and tau and half grey
hound dog kept on the place. On
the 4th inst. the cat gave birth to a
litter of eight young ones. A few
hours after, upon investigation, ii
was discovered tiiat three of the new
comers were pups, and the other
five kittens. The kittens were per
fect, aud with the exception of the
ears on the dogs resembled those of
kittens, and the feet of the latter be
ing somewhat like those of kittens,
the dogs are also remarkably perfect.
There is no doubt about their mater
nity, and so far the mother indicates
a decided preferance for one of the
pnps, the favorite being jet black,
and the other two dogs being mouse
colored. San. Jose 1 imes.
Military JIatters.
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert S. La
Motte, Twelfth Infantry, having re
ported for duty ia this Department,
is assigned to t'e command of Whip,
pie Barracks, Preseott.
Pursuant to telegraphic Instructions
from headquarters Military Divisioa
of the Pacific the following changes
in the stations of troops will be made:
S,Company K. Twelfth Infantry, will
be relieved from d lty at Fort Verde,
and will proceed without delay to
Fort Mohave and take station thereat
Upon the arrival of Company K,
Twelfth Infantry, at Fort Mohave,
Company F, Eighth Infantry, will be
relieved from duty at that post, and
will proceed by the first available
river steamer via. Fort Yuma, Oal.,
thence by rail to Benicia Barracks,
Ca.1., reporting its arrival by tele
graph to the Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral Military of the Pacific.
Fasa it Ai'onnd.
Splendid advice is this from the
New York Miuing Record: Our con
temporaries in the mining districts
may do a special service to the tnin
inr industry of the country by a flat
footed exposure of the facta as they
actually are, whensoever they see
published here any favorable notice
of a mining enterprise based upon
property in their respective vicinities,
which may be known at home as
lacking substantial meri'.or to be
without the development or plant
Claimed for it. Invariably when a
mining property without genuine
value has been put upon the Eastern
market, so soon as the bubble bursts
the reputation of the district in
which it was located suffers, and, as
a consequence, r ally good mines
thereafter, from that quarter suffer
from it, and meet little or no con
sideration.
A model refusal cf aii offer of mar.
riage has been obtained at the office
of the London Truth by offering a
prize. It is as follows :: Dear Mr.
-. I am very sorry; I appre-
i ciatc you immensely, but I cannot
' cive the c;i6:et without the rretn.
Increase of
PliESCOTT.
Lumber.
New Saw Mill.
GEO. W. CURTIS, Proprietor.
Two and one-half miles south of
Frescott.
Having now coirpletetl, and in full
operation, ray new Saw Mill,
I am prepared to fill or
ders for
Merchantable, Clear,
Surfaced and
Rustic Lumber
Matched Flooring,
Casings, Mouldings,
Panelmgs and Shingles
OF THE FINEST QUALITY
In short, everything in my
line for the construc
tion of
First class Build
ings.
TERMS: - Cash on Dell very
All orders sent by mail,
or through the merchants
prompt attention.
Geo. W. Curtis.
Clipper Mil!
mbe r
COMPANY.
Preseott,
Arizona.
H AVISO PURCHASED THE INTER
estofj. U Wiley, we bar rt-fitted the
above mills Willi near aws and machinery,
ami are now ht-tter prepared than ever to tarn
ish all kind of
Merchantable, Clear, Fencing, Rus
tic and Surfaced, Matched
Fluorine Beveled
Bidins,
Lath, In ogles.
Sash. Doors, Mouldinss,
&c, at BED ROCK PRICES.
Get oar prices bforeo I ensuing elsewhere.
OSce carzer Coriz and 5ood tn .'reef.
O. R PARK BR,
F.G. I'AKKER.
SMITH'S RESTAURANT.
Old American Hotel building, opposite the
Poslofficc.
WM. SMITH,
Prop-
WIT. SMITH. Is well-known throcghont
California as a first-class Cook, and assumes
the entire control of this Department.
Good Cooking,
Will be the main feature cf my Restaurant.
Freshest and Best Fruits, Vege
tables, etc., will be supplied,
on the Table. --
Terms Reasonable.
3Itemember the Place.
SEYMOUR HOTEL.
U- A. STRICKLAXD, ProV.
Situated at the mill site of the Cen
tral Arizona Mining Company..
Stage station for the famous Vul
ture mine.
Prlecs Reasonable.
SEYMOUR SALOON,
jonv CODY,
PBOP
He who calls on roe will -be treated ifl'a gentlemanly-
matttw.
A FINE BILL1AED TABLE
In connection 'with the house.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Williams House
Preseott,
Arizona.
The Largest nad meat Complete
Hotel In Arizona.
Jas. A. Guild & Co., Proprietors.
In conJaacUon with the above li the
Sazerac Saloon.
Where can be fonnd the finest stock o
WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
RESTAURANT !
Capital Slock. Pheslx.
BEST EATING HOUSE
In'
The Salt RlYer Valley.
Our Tables are alwaj-s sup
plied with the best to
be obtained in the
Market.
Polite Attention Fa4t to Gnesti
C. Salari, Prop'h
BUCKALEW & OCHOA,
GENERAL
Forwarding and Commission
MERCHANT,
MARICOPA,
ARTZONA.
ANo. wholea1e and retail merchant." at
Sanford nnd Mvrence.
BARNETT & BLOCK,
MARICOPA, and CASA GRANDA. A. T.
Forwarding
AND
Commission
MERCHANTS,
R. E. Farrlngton & Co.,
Dealers in
General Merchandise,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
Maricopa,
Arizona.
Alt fVtM eon;lrned to onr care will be
promptly forwarded to any pert of the
I am prepared to bardl. tnst freight and
heery machinery on sbari notice.
MARICOPA HOTEL,
H. W. KLEIN, Prop'r.
MARICOPA, . A. T.
T1o mimniro nt the traveling
pnblicis respectfully solicited. The
table supplied with the best the
market affords and satisfaction guar
anteed. '
Eggs, vegetables and fruit for sale.
Fashion Saloon.
R. F. IIAFFORD, Frop.
MARICOPA - - A. T.
Alt visitors 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 Feaeon concocted by esp erieccedmi
oloipete. Call, ?-lMf
Fresh Milk.
IS DELIVERED BY THE UNDEKMUXED
to custrnxMira in Pheniz and vicinity daily.
Having a large dairy three miles oartu oi town
ean fui msa
Hill Fresher and S-weeterSS
Than con be done by keeping your arm coW
Give me a trial
Orders left at the Ppstofflea Will RecelW
Prompt Attention.
E W. L.O--DORN.
PIICEJfIX HERALD.
SEMI-WEEKLY
HERALD
The Leading Paper of
Southern Arizona
Will devote its columns
to furthering the interests
of Phoenix and Maricopa
county and the southern
portion f Arizona, It is
the intention of the pub
lishers to make the
HERALD
a newspaper of the day,
complete in all its details,
and in every department
FCII, AXD RELI ABLE.
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.
The HERALD will con
tain the latest news occur
ring in the towns and cities
of Arizona.
TERMS.
One copy, one year - $5'
One copy, six mouths, - - 50
Delivered to any part of town, 50
cents per Month.
MISCELLANEO US.
Iutemational Hotel. 8-J4 and &Si Kearnv
Streot. San Krnncieco. $1.25 and J1.50
oer tlav. II. C. Patrid2w, Proprietor. Two
Concord coaches, with the name of the
Hotel on. will always be in waiting nt the
lauding to convey pafMcnKC-rs to the Hotel
frite. B. an re von cet Into the right conch;
if yon do not. they will charge you. 0m
KMenesdorffer. Hats and C'aptWhole
. sale and Ketail, No. 15 Koarny street,
San Francisco. Cm
Tv Hick Co.. Practical Book Blnd"ra
XJm and Blank Book Mnunfactnrers, No.
S13 Clay Btreet. near Montgomery. San
Francisco. Blank books ruled, printed and
bonnd to order. 6m
"Terrv A Place. Importer?" and Dealers in
I Minioi; Engines. Saw Mills. Steam
Pumps. Portable and Stationary Kneines.
Stamp Mills. Air Comnresors and Itock
Drills, "Wood and Iron Workinz Machinery,
etc.. etc. Catnlorne sent on application.
Market street, head or Front Btreet, San
Francisco. 6m
BI Whcin. D. D. S . Dcntixt. All
. branches of the Dental art done in
the best manner oosFible. at reasonnMe
prices, aid satisfaction tmaranteed. Sntith
west corner of Third and Market street.
Entrances Sn. S Third street and TO? Market
street, San Francisco. I'm
LE LONG'S fa U RSEHIES,
Los Angoles, Cal.
The Lartst snH Mnst Connl- Stock cf
Semi-Tropical and Northern
Fruit Trees, Evergreens,
SHRUBS,
FLOWERING PLANTS,
ROSES, &C.
Solid for Catalogue aud Price List. Free
to all on application.
Trees and Plants packed and delivered at
du pot free of charge. 4m
The Magnoiia Saloon.
MORROW & CO.
Proprietors
Y. would respeotfully nctiJy the public tha
we have opened a Saloon in the new
FRAME BUILDING on tbe
Corner of "Washington and
Montezuma Streets.
The verv best quality of Wines, Liquors and
Cigars alway ou hand and suld at
prices to suit the times.
Give UK a 10t rat.
The Bradshaw Mountain
IS OVR PLACE OF BUSINESS.
v
DON'T GO TO
rescoff.
For we will sell rou goo!s
RIGHT AT YOUR CABIN DOG
LESS MONEY !
Than j-ou chii buy at Prcstott and
transport them home.
We have depots at
Gillette, Tip-Top and Peck
-District.
Mining Men take Notice !
And FHve the bother of packing.
The Lo-s 's Time, axd Actual
Cash, hv luivins of
ANDRES & HOWE.
SI500!
TOJ6 0C0A YEAR, or $5
to S'-iu a aav in your own
localitr. No risk. Wo
men do as well as men.
Jtany make more tnan tbe amount stated
Above. No one can fail to make miny
fast. Anv one ean do the work. You can
make fronj 50 cents to 2 an hour ly dovot
ing an evening and spare time to the bnsi
nsw. It cost nothing to try the business.
Nothing like it for money-making ever offer
ed before. Business pleasant and strictly
honorable. Reader, if you want to know all
about the beet paying bnfiinees before the
public, send us your address and we will
send you fnll particulars and private terms
free; samples worth also $5 sent free: you
can then make up voar mind for yoursel.
Address, GEO. ST1NSON & CO.,
Portland. Maine.
Starke's Hotel,
SAS BERXABDI-0, CAL.
Meals,
25 Cents.
A. STAItKE. froprletor.
C. H. CURRY,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
(Late of San Francisco.)
Has established himself in Phoenix aud is
prepared to do all kiude of
Watch, Jeiedry and Clock Repairing.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Or Xo Charge.
Give him a call, a he intendB to become a
permanent resident of l'hocutx, ami ha
natteriuz recommendations as evidences of
a eood workman. In the window or Llti
ville & Wiley, on Vasbiu2tou street.
SEYMOUR
Feed Yard and Corral.
E. PACKWOOD
Proprietor
This, the pioneer stable of Seymour
has at all times- hay and grnift. ant!
all tho accommodations tor boarding
horse.-
Horses on hand at all times to Let
00 tf and for Sale.
LEGAL.
XOT1CE TO CREDITOR.
IN jnE PROBATE COLRT OF THE
1 o mty of Maricopa. Territory of Arizona.
Iu the matter of the estate of X.CK
Moniuox. deceased.
Notice it hereby given by the undersign
ed. Administratrix' of the estate of l.uao
Monibon deceased, fo the creditor, of and
all persons haviui; claims against the aal4
deceased, to exbibit them with the necea
ry vouchers x ithiu ton month, after the firl
publication of this notice to the said Admin
istratrix at her residence about aix mile,
south west from the town of Phcenix, iu the
county of Muricopn.
SAKATI E. MONIHON.
Administratrix of the estate of LI KE
SIONIHoN. deceased.
Phoenix, Sept. 13th, 1ST9. 1193
XOTICE.
LAND OFFICE )
T VSeptemb-'rlS, 1ST9
Florence, Arizona, )
XTOTIt'E IS lIKKEnV filVFX
Xl that the following-named settler ha
tiled notice of his munition to make final
proof in suppo I or his claim, and secure
final entry thereof at tho expiration of tbinv
days from the date of tills notice, viz: Trin
iriAL. i'ALX.i, oi Maricopa county, who made
li';iio-itert-t Application. 'o. 59.
for the S H of S K H or Section 14. T 1 N,
R 4 E. and names the for ming aa his
witnesses, viz: Albert P-rker of Temp,
Maricopa county, and Winchester ii tiler,
also of Tempo, Maricopa countt.
C. 3d. K. Paclisok", Eelster.
120 5tW
' XOTIff.
ALL PERSONS KSOWISO TrlEM
selvcp indebted to the undersigned ar
reqnes;ed to call and settle their accounts
between now and the Hrt of October, pmx.
imo, fig afti?r ttai date, all accounts dua
and remaining uppaid, will be placed In
the hands of aa attorney for collection,
which will of necessity enb'ect ssid person
to further costs. M L. PERALTA.
PhtEnix, Sept. 10th, !Sr9. mxf
UISMOLVTIOX XUTICK. -
"VTOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
L the firms of Baruett. Block t Co.,
and C. WeihoffA Co. are this day dissolve
by mutual consent, V. Welhoff rtirinc.
The firm will hereafter be known as Baroeit
6 Block, who will collect all blU. and pay
all debts of the mentioned firms.
A. Babxitt,
IJ. Block.
C. Wei.lhofi.
Pnoesrx Sept. !hh. 1115 -tT"
XttflCE TO ( ItKDITUUsK
In the Probate Court ef Maricop county
in the Territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the Estate of R. P. HI
LAND, deceased.
-irOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TUB
1A undersigned. Administrator of tbe es
tate of RoBKitT P. hiLAXli. df ceased, to the
creditors of and all persons havhur claim
ajrninst the said deceased, to exbibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this bw
tice to the said Administrator, at his placo
of business in the town of Phienix, Mari
copa county. Territory of Ari2ona.
E. IRVINE.
Administrator of the estate of Svbcbt P.
IftLAXn, deceased.
Phwnix, Sept. 2, 1879. US 4-w W"
Fireman's Fund
INSURANCE COMPANY
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THE
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Tiie Urcat Trunk Line frjm the
West to Chira-ro and the East.
It fs he oHest, .hrtsst, tn'itt rfir-. e
vln. roui'frtahi' and in evety rp.c U).
b-st lin von enn tult.
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nidation iu tbe Uiiitl Siats.
rri.LMAK hot Ft cars auk nux aloxk
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AND ALL POINTS EAST.
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Tirkntd. nml r-fuw to buy if ttvy dt ih! rv4
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to! 3no 1 General Faenfier Ageut. v r
DR. SPINNEY,
NO. I I, KEARNRY STEET.
Treats all Chronle and Kpeelal
UlgeaMik
YOUNO MEN
HV-HO MAY BE SPFKERINrt FROM
V the effect, of youthful f..lli-. or mdu--.
eretion. will d well U avail thmle.
thia. the greatert bora -V" l;od ot th- -''
ufferius- humanity. DR. SI'INNfcr
guarantee to ierleit 83110 far every eaj.
seminal weakness or private diie of any
kind r character which he undertake, aad
:ail. to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at tbe a of thiny ixt.T
who sre tni.l!e.l with too fren.iwit evacoatiw.
of tli bladder, otiea aeoomi-anmd byaihxbt
smartiua or burniuy Seasiitioo. and a '
ot tbesvstein in a mai.mr the patient nM
count' for. On exau.iniuc h. urinary de-l.,.i-s
a r..v .eiliuient will often 1 Siund ."!
ftuneliine. 'small lrtiel-. ol olbumi will
,.Pear, or tl c color will be of a thin milaaJ.
bus. lUfuin rhanin to a dark and t.p.l r-peuram-e.
Tliero are many me wl... d. r
this dilUrnltv kwrl eee. -
he second stnge of .eiuinal w Ir. 3
will euarantee a pe"'e.:t core in all
an.l a beallhy restoration of genHuri.ary
"o'te IIour.-10 to 4 .ndrt toSnc.!.
from 10 t" 1 1 a. m. C. '""' ""V.Tl
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