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PIIEXIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1879.
NEW SERIES NO.
VOL, 4. NO. 8. WHOLE NO, 133.
TELEG R7PHIG
AHHorlntcil PrenR Dlapntebea to
tUe Oally Morning -Herald."
I'Ktt
WKSTEIUf UNION AJfD VIUTAKY
TKLKGIUrU LINK.
Probable Saleof the
Morris Mine.
Florhxcb, October 10lh. The
ovatra ot Ik McMorris mine, Globe
District, are stopping in town await
lug the arriTal of Major Baldwin and
Gen. B. Fish, of New York, who va
understand U about to purchase said
mine. Baldwin and Fish are expect
to arrive here to-night.
JIajor fcisson, Superintendent of
the Isabella mill is stopping in town,
lie report business increasing in
Globe, and fives favorable accounts
of the mines, which are .bucked up
by the regular shipment of bullion.
Two silver bars came in yesterday
with $2,223 from tho Isabella mine.
LOCAL LINES.
Thetlgrspb. line is down west
of Marieopa.
There was a social hop at Wcnt
worth's Hall, last night.
The circus left for Tempe yester
" day afternoon.
Tho Tombstone fever
seems to
lave broken out again.
The cool weather of late
creased the demand for ice.
has de-
Pliopnli Lodge
of Odd Fellows
meets to-night.
There was a mad dog in the lower
part of town this morning.
lion. T. J. Butler, Territorial
Treasurer, passed through town last
Bight on his way to California.
Passengers arriving by way of
the Black Canyon road, speak well
of Kerens & Griffith stage liae.
Geo. W. Curtis, the lumber king
' of Prescott will be in this city during
the coming week.
Governor Fremont will spend a
Iw Cays in Phoenix during the lat
ter part of the month. "
A charter for the establishment of
a lodge of Red Men, in this city will
lie received during the week.
Curses loud end deep are heard on
er-ry hand. The detention of mails
and freight is the cause,"
No train had orrivod at Mcricopa
at 8 o'clock last night, and it was
jMrt definitely known when there
would be one.
The northern stage last night
brought down three passengers: lion
T. J Butler, Mrs. Newell and C. E.
McClintnek.
Michael TVormser has filed his
final statement with the Probate
Judge in the matter of the estate of
YTm. BrechL
TTe call attention to the dvertie
jnent in another column ef the Unit
ed States Restaurant, opposite the
jvest-offlce. Mrs. Becchura and her
4 1. : i T n i -
.nltn.rr rinn.vtm a. T K .
tuit will open en Monday morning.
The public have always lyn lac
Jng confidence in Pawnbroker's
hp, from the fact that they were
liere to-day and away to-morrow, they
Jiaving no regard for the patronage
f their customers, merely trying to
take advantage whenever they could,
"VYe must note one exception in Cal:.
fornia however, and that is the estab
lishment of Undo Harris, the cele
lrated pioneer. No 221 Kearny St.,
between Bush and Sutter.
C0U3T' CALENDAR.
In addition to the cases already
published in the Heratd. as ready
for trial at the coming term of the
District Court, tho !ollowing cases
appear on tie calendar for disposal :
Tidwell vs. Van Slack, Charles
Martin et al.,'Alsap Lemon, et al., f. r
pltf., Van Slack, for deft.
Goldman & Co. vs. The Golden
6tar Mining Company, Lemon foj.
)Itf., and Hancock for deft,
John Mullen vs. Charle Ayers,
Lemon and Hancock, for pltf., and
Baker and Oury, for deft.
County ot Maricopa vs. 'C. H. Veil,
Lemon, for pltf., and Alsap, for
deft.
Tidwell vs. Scdow, Hancock, Al
ap and Lemon, for pltf., and Van
Slack, for deft.
Nichols Tg." Hoffman, Alsap and
Lemon, for pltf., and Cox and Baker
for deft.
Ilargrare yg, Hargrove. Lemon for
pi.tr.
Diaz vs. Diaz, Lemon for pltf. and
Bolaa for deft.
Farmer's Canal ct al. vs. Grand
Canal etl., Alxap, Cox and Baker
for pltf., and Hancock, Lemon and
Oury for deft.
Goldman & Co. vs. John T. T.
Smith., Lemon for pltf. and Alsap for
deft.
A-J. Stoeton vs. M. E. Clauton,
1 Lcmoa for pUf. and Alsap for deft.
Ellis, Asher & Co. vs. Griffin
Ditch Company, Lenaoafor pltf. and
Alsap for deft. - -Wenrworlh
vs. the estate of King
. "Woolscy, deed., Alsap and Lemon
fr pltf. nd Cox and Baker for
Mrs. Fhoddy lately puckered up
fcer month and told a gcntletnin
friend that one of her lovely daugti
tera blunett and the other a
MINING LAWS.
Sec. 2325. A. patent for any land
claimed and located for valuable de
posits may be obtained in the follow
ing manner : Any person, associa
tion or corporation authorized to lo
cate a claim umlor this chapter, hav
ing cluimtd and located a piece of
land for such purposes, who has, or
have, complied, with the terms of
this chapter, may filcjin the proper,
land office an appl ication for a patent,
under oath, 6howing such compli
ance, together with a plat and .field
notes of tl.o claim or claims in com
mon, made by or under the direction
of the United States surveyor-general,
showing accurately the boundaries of
tho claim or claims, which shall bo
distinctly marked by monuments on
the ground, and shall post a copy of
such plat, together with a notice of
such application for a patent, in a
conspicuous place on tho land em
braced in such plat, previous to the
filing of the application fcr a patent
and shall file an affidavit of at least
two persons that such notice baa been
duly posted, and shall file a copy of
the notice in such land office, and
shall thereupon be entitled to a
patent for the land, in the manner
following: The register of the land-
offlce, upon the filing of such appli
cation, plat, field notes, notices, and
affidavits, shall publish a notice that
such application has been made, for
the period of sixty days, in a news
paper to be by him designated as pub-
Ifohcd nearest to such claim; and he
shall also post such notice in his
office for the same period. The
claimant at the time of filing this ap
plication, or at any time thereafter
within the sixty days of publication
shall file with the register a certifi
cate of the United States surveyor
general that five hundred dollars'
worth of labor has been expended or
improvements made upon the claim
by himself or grantors; that the plat
is correct, with such further descrip
tion by such reference to natural ob
jects or permanent monuments as
shall identify the chiim, and furnish
an accurate description, to he incor
porated in the patent. At the expir
ation of the sixty days of publica
tion the claimant sha.ll file his affida
vit, showing that the plat and notice
have been posted in a conspicuous
place on the claim during such pe
riod of publication. If no adverse
claim shall have been filed with the
register and the receiver of the proper
land-ofiice at the expiration of the
sixty days of publication, it shall be
assumed thi;t tho cppl.'c int is entitled
to a patent, upon fhe payment to the
proper officer of five dollars per acre
and that no adverse claim exists; and
thereafter no objection from third
parties to the iasnance of a patent
shall be heard, except it be shown
that the applicant has failed to com
ply w jtb the terms of this chapter.
Edison's Light,
If some recent statements may be
accepted,. Edison has at length suc
ceeded in making" a very important
discovery in the matter ot the elec
trie light. This is no less than the
ascertainment of a method by which
the platinum wire employed maybe
so consolidated that it is practically
indestructable, and capable of em
ployment in the incandescent light
with the most satisfactory and econ
omical results. It is said that Ed i sou
made Ibis discovery by puttinir a
piece of melted platinum wire under
the microscope, when he perceived
that it was full of minute cracks,
which appeared to have been caused
by the escape of air. He then heated
wire in a vacuum very slowly and
continuously, and as a flual resul'
obtained a wire which is apparent'
free from all the defects which ch:r.
acterized the old material, and which
promises to supply the means of
keeping bis new light burning ad in
finitum. It is alleged that no form
idable difficulty remains, in fact, and
that the Edison light is practically
aa assured success. Whether it will
supplant the existing illuminants to
any considerable extent, is of course
a question which experience alone
can determine.
mains TlotC0.
TVe learn from Mr. Hotaling that
the winze in the Silver Prince, Peck
district, is now one 100 feet below
the 6ii rf ace,
The owners of the Black Warrior
are running a drift north on good
ore.
There has been quite a hoavy rain
on Lynx and Big Bug creeks, too
heavy, infact, for the requirments of
the placer miners, the flood havingjin
some instances, washed away the
gravel piles.
Placer mining on Lynx Creek, is
being prosecuted with great vigor
and with the most cheering results.
Harmon and Parks are taking out
nrjgts by JjandfuJls,
Lewis will clean up an average of
twenty-five cents to the pan, and
Johnny Kennedy fifty cents per pan.
Mr. Poland informs us that he saw
a $ 9 nugget, yesterday, from one of
those claims.
The Big Bu g saw mill is running
on full time, and it is the intention
of the owners to add a ten-stamp
mill to the machinery. Aritonan.
D. It Poland is building a new
house at the head of Big Bug Creek,
where he has some very valuable
claims. Mr, Poland is a gentleman
who has been more closely identified
with the mining interests of this im
mediate section than probably any
body in it, he has wavered in hi3
fail.li in the ultimate sisccess of Yava
pai, and we are glad to he able to
chronical the fact that hit tenacity
and indomitable perseverance is
about to bear Ihe rich reward which
it desei vcs-
OIK riiAZA.
VTe would respectfully eH the
attention of the town authorities to
the Dreaent unsichtly condition of
the plaza. This fine square, instead
of being an ornament, as it should
to our city, is, from its constant use
as a rendezvous by Indians and
other riff-raff, an eye-sore. A person
on entering our city, would be at
once struck by the air of desolation
pervading it, and would reasonably
conclude that the citizens of our
town cared little for the tuwn'a up
pearanco. With a I ittfe expenditure
of money, and the facilities at hand
it could readily be transformed into
a blooming spot, which besides em
bellishing our city, would give to
the public a resort where, after the
hours of labor, recreation might be
sought. Let us have somc?action in
tho matter. " "
Dakota to be Divided.
The Cheyenne Lender says that
the question of dividing Dakota into
two or three Territories is being ag
itated with a degree of vim and per
sistency that promises success. Sev
eral plans of division are suggested.
Dakota at present contains an area as
large as three times that of the State
of Iowa, and no region of country
is filling up or developing more
rapidly.
Secrets of the Font Offlec
"There is in my office two things,
that it Seems 3omc ladies wear for
Breasts. They were badly put up,
and addressed to Macon, Fayette
county, Tenn. I wrote immediately
to the name, ,Macon P. C,
Fayette county Tenn., but did not
get any answer. They are fine goods
and sorter like the real thing. Now
I don't know how to get them to the
dead letter office without spoiling
them. They came here loosely wrap
ped in paper. I wait, your in
structions if you please. Washington
Star.
In addition to the reduction in its
regular rates, the "Western Union
has established the half-rate S3-stem
over all its lines on the Pacific Coast.
The advantage of this half-rate sys
tem is that during the night all mes
sages are transmitted throughout the
United States at a maxium charge
of one dollar for ten words.
ElLsha Grimc3 said in a prayer
meeting at Little York, Ind., that he
was whftlly prepared to die. Gecrge
Jones called him out of doors a few
minutes afterward and killed him
with a knife. It is conjectured that
Jones thought Grimes, professing
readiness, might ss well die' at enco,
lor no other motive has been'dis
covertd. Grass and weeds of every descrip
tion growing iu gravel walks may be
exterminated the most expeditiously
and cheaply by the application of
common salt in large quantities r.t
one dose is not sufficient, apply a sec
ond. Two applications of salt will
not only killjhe weeds now growjng
but will prevent their springing up
next season.
At Smithville, says the Miner,
work is being pushed on
some thirty or forty mines and ore is
accumulating on the dumps of these
claims. Mr. Smith, Superintendent
of the Golden Era Mining Company,
is now in town for 600 feet of water
pipe, which has just been manufactured-
at the establishment of Hill &
Frederick. This piping is to be used
for running water from the creek to
the tank which will supply the mill
witl an abundance for all purposes.
The saw-mill will start up next week
and the quartz-mill in about thirty
days.
Ballstoh is distant seven and a
half miles from Saratoga, and yet nn
electric light burning at the latter
place the other night, enabled peo
ple living at Balls ton to see to read.
To most men this is simply an inter?
esting fact, but to the profound
thinker it is a near step in the direc
tion of abolishing night, and eman
cipating mankind from the necessity
of sleeping, The coming man will
never feel Use need of sleep, and he
will know no real difference between
day and night.
A Tenneeaoc colored preacher
lieM forth recently as follows: "Yon
girls call your sweethearts darlings,
and you men call yours daisies' and
you girls are afraid to come up liere
for fear some other girls will get off
with your darlings, and yon men
for fear some other fellow will get
away with your daisies, and, be
tween this darling and daisy busi
ness, lota of you niggers are going
straight to heU."
Trip J. S. Anderson's immorality
resulted jn his expulsion from a pas
torate at Charles city, Iowa. He
then opened an office a3 physician,
but the people would not tolerate
him iu any professional capacity,
and a masked mob drove him out of
town.
They have bad thTee earthquake
shock3 m San Francisco in the last
month. TUe fast was the severest
felt in five years.
No- comes Johnny in from
school, with "I,ve got to have a new
slate.and pencil, and a sponge, and a
second reader, and teacher wants me
to study jogerfy, anp I'll have to
have an atlas, and the new boy got a
licking, and eny, pin, won't you ask
pa to buy the books this noon, be
cause I'm in a hurry, and all the rest
of the boys have got their'n.!'
A mule's head does not contaia a
brain capable of culture and refined
rearing, but it is wondc:fulio what
extent the other end of his form can
be roared.
Assuming the particulars of the
sinking of the Columbia, in mid
ocean, as given by Captain Larson,
to be correct in description, his first
notion that the animal that struck
his bark was one of the two whale
engaged in combat is probably the
true one. Whales do fight and dis
nlnv tremendous nower. There is an
account of a whale fight that oc
curred just off the town of Nybstcr.
Scotland, which was witnessed by a
number of fishermen. The two
k1i1m rushed acainst each other
with ureal velocity; one would leap
twenty or thirty feet in the air and
fall upon his foe with entailing- force
ml the sea around him, lashed into
foam, soon exhibited, a bright red
tinze. The battle lasted three hours,
One of tho whales was killed iu the
fight, and this, when drawn ashore
was found to be sixty feet in length
A mniuior like that, movinz with a
velocity that would carry it twenty
to thirty feet out of the water, might
stave in tho planks of an old vesiel
anrli na the Columbia was. Phila
delphia Ledger.
The Boys Composition.
nens is curious animals. They
.don't have no noso, nor no teeth, nor
no ears. They swaller their vitluls
whole, and chaw it up iu their crops
inaidn of 'em. The outride of hens
is gererallv put in pillars and made
inter feather dusters. The inside of
n hen is sometimes filled up with
marbles and shirt buttons and sich.
A hen is very much suiafler than a
good many other animals, but they'll
dig up more potato plants than any-
tt.incr what aint a hen. liens are
very useful to lay eggs for plum pud-
ding. Bet j-er life 1 like plum pua-
sg. Skinny Bates eat so much
plum pudding once that it set him
ntothe collcry. Hens has got wings
and can fly when they get scart. I
cut my Uncle William's hen's neck
off with a hatchet and it scart her to
death. Hens sometimes makes very
fine spring chickens.
A Cnrlons Case
Bad luck made George Watcrfield
downhearted, and he frequently
threatened to take his own life. So
disconsolate was he that, when some-
loly asked the loungers on the ver
andah of the tavern at Edge nill, Pa.,
to go into the bar-room and drink,
and though all responded with alac
rity he staid outside alonu. When
the others came out again, they found
Waterfield lying dead on the floor
with a wound in his breast. They
thought he had carried out hi3 sni
cidaf purposes by stabbing himself,
but they could not find a knife. An
examining physician found a bullet!
in the supposed gash, and it w as a
mystery how the shot had been fired,
until "it was ascertained that a man
had been trying a rifle in that direc
Hon from a point three-quarters of a
mile away.
"How to Tell Bad Eggs" is the
title of an article in an exchange.
When you have anything to tell a
bad egg, you must be careful not to
break the shell while imparting the
information.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
United States
RESTAURANT.
Old American Hotel Building,
Corner Washinzton and Center streets,
WILL OPEN ON
Monday, October 13th
FIBST CLASS COOK,
GOOD MEALS,
MODERATE RATES.
"ITTE RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT THE
W patronage of those desiring pood
living, as it vill be onr aim ty please all.
SIRS. BEECUl'31 A DArtaiTEB
oc lid
OTICF. TO CHEDITOSS'
Estate of IIksbt Satebs. deceased.
-VJ-OTIOE IS HE RE BY GIVEN BY TI1E
ii nndersignetl, administrator of the es
tate of IlEXUY SAYEKS. deceased, to the
creditors and all' persons havinjr claims
gainst the said deceased, to exhibit them
VvTh tile necessary vouchees within ten
mouths from the nineteenth day of July.
1S7. to the said administrator at hi otllee
in the town of Phienix Maricopa county,
Arizona. . T. (i. OKEEN11AW.
Administrator of the eiatu of Hexrt Sat
eiis. deceased.
Phienix, October 11, 18T9. octllwlt?
XOTK'E TO CREDITORS.
Estate nfMrrHALu BEAPNiAnirr. dera'ed
"XT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1ST THE
il underpinned. Executor of the estate ol
MICHAEL TSKA UMtiAKT, deceased, tothe
creditors, and all pereons bavins claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary .vouchers, within ten
month from t he thirtieth day of A pril, 1ST'.,
to the said administrator, at his ofrtce in the
town of Pliienix. Maricopa countv. Arizona.
T. ti OKEES HA'.V,
Administrator of the estate of MicuAtu
HkAUAiiiT, deceased.
Phoenix, October 11, 1679, octllw4jB
A nminl Meetlnjr.
' GES ER VL LEK SILVER MIXING COM-
fianv. The annual Meeting of the Stock
lolders of toe General Lee Mining Com
pany for the election of a Board of Directors
to serve during the ensuinjr vear, and the
transaction of sncfe other business as may
properly come before the meeting, will be.
held nn MONDAY, the twentieth day of
October. 1H79. at one o'clock p. at the
office of the Company, rooms 6 and 7. Xo.
-211 ans.imc street. San Kx-iT'''isco. Cali
furuia. V. Eli ILL. E'lf '""srv.
. odd i S
DAILY PHCENIX HERALD.
GOSPER & iluCLISTOCK,
Publishers and Proprietors':
Published every morning except Monday.
Per Year
Per Mouth,
Pet Week,
Advertising
$10 ft)
1 uy
Hates madu
cation.
kuo'.ru on applt
PROFESSIONAL,
II. R. PATRICK,
Civil K n,tt ner
Deputy V. S Mineral Surveyor for Jtrlxoaa.
Owicb With W. A. Hancock Phauix
A.T.
Attorney and otniiiIor at Law,
Tucrtt.n, Arlrona.
All Inw business will recelTo prompt and
caruml attuntiou.
J. A. Z-VBRISKTi:. B. It. UKKKFOHD,
IICBKFORI) A Z tllRKKIt:
Attorney) and Oaansrtari at Law
And Notary Public
Office on Myers street, opposite Palaca
Hotel, meson, Arizona.
it. Ij. jtimo. si. i.
Physician and Mnrgreon
(Graduate of the University of Va.) -
Offers his professional services to. the
people of 1'btrnix and vieinilv. Ollico -N. V
Corner Washington and Center StreeU, op
posite the Post OUice.
1. II. COX.. A. C. SAKKB.
COX & BAR Bit,
Attorneys at Law.
Phcenix, A. T.
Office. np-stairA, in Capital building, on
Washington struut.
j. w. sTEPHESsoar,
Attorney at X. a w.
PllfENIX
AltlZONA
IS. Ij. VOXXEKH,
Physician and Hnrgeon
(Late of Visalia, Cut.)
Office on Waaiiinzton street, two doors
from Montezuma. . . -i
JILU'S V. VA NLYt'K,
Attorney and Counselor at Lair,
Jlcllillcnville, Maricopa Co., A. T.
Will practice In ail the courts of the Terrl
tory.
JO SIX T. ALSAP,
Vttorney and Counselor at jlaw.
Phoenix. Arizona.
All Hnsiness promptly attended to. Offlco
vith uu District Attorney.
PJWBATE jrDQE. TtOTAKT PUBLIC.
WM. A. HAXCOCK,
Attorney at Law,
Phrenix, A. T.
Land business in all departments ft
specialty.
joiix l. ;iti:(i(i. jh. j.
Pliysielan.Snrareon & Ae.eoncher.
References without permission: F. M.
Cockrill. T. S. Senator. Mo. : Col. John T.
Crisp. Democratic nominee r Congress
from Missouri. Office two miles south Uay
den.s Ferry. Arizona. . ' '
BLAKE & CO., ASSAVKUS.
Goid dust, cold and Bilvcr bullion and
ores of every description melted and assayed.
All assays guaranteed. - Prices of ore assays:
Silver and gold, $3; lead. $3: copper, fS.
Samples can be sent bv mail or express, and
returns will be promptly made. Office with
Wells, Fargo & Co.. Prescott.
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LUMBER!. LUMBER!
-AT-
Adams'
. SAW 3IIIKi AXI) YARD,
PRESCOTT, - - ARIZONA.
Ilayins moved onr mill Are milrs wopt of
Prcucott, on Wiijow Creak. N'r Thumb
Itmto. at a point within turo miles of tho
Milier ruarj, ncur Iron Sprinirs. and having
complttil an excellent road to the Miller
road and to Prescott. we are now prepared
to furnish any amount or quality of
LUMB EE,
Shingles, Doors, Sash,
LATHS, ETC., AT BEDROCK
PRICES.
Barley. Flour, Corn and Produce
Taken in exchange for Lumber,
CLAKK ADAMS,
Geo, E. I.oniKO. Asent. Phumix, A. T.
BALT RIVER
Flour. rig Mil!.
C. II. VEIL, Prop.
The Largest and B est Mill
in the Territory.
OFFERS FOR SALE THE
BEST GRADES OF FLOUR
In quantities to suit purchasers
The following brands constantly on baDd:
XXX FAMILY FLOm (warranted.)
EXTRA FAMILY
EXTRA SUPERFINE,
OKAHAM.
CRACKED WHEAT.
ALSO'
Bran. Snorts and 3II)ldllnx9.
aPFCI AL ATTENTION INVITED TO MY
XXX Family Flonr. Every saok of which
is frnuntotapd equal to the host mamifut'tureil
in he Terri'i.ry or money rfundt'd. Having
lnrire stock of hand, purchasers ill do well to
give me a call before purohading eseirUere.
CiF"PRICF.SLOW AS THE LOWEST.
Highest Price i l fo ? Wheat.
PLAZA SDXrSDJN 3 HOUSE.
Seuthwest corner of the Plaza,
Board, per week
$6
No Chinesol
J , S. CYEE8,
Would rrspctfully inform tho citizens of
Phonix ho h:is opened a tirst-clas! boarding
house at the above location mid i prepared
to take boarders bv tiie day, week or month,
it moderate price".
Mtals erved at a!) hoti-s.
The table will be supplied with the be't
the market ailurd. A share of the puhlic
pnlrojiape if solicited. oc'2 d
lWIriiiENIX 13AKEUY,
J. II. HE1XSOX, r - Prop
Washington stecet opp'. Court Tlonpe,
Twelve loaves of Bread or 12
Bread TleketiSl.
Tics and enks always on hand. Rye
Bread made to o:dcr.
oct Id
E. IRVINE & CO.
Irvine Co.,
Are constantly reduc
ing the price of
CALL AND' SEE
CORNER STORE,
IN THE NEW BRICK BUILDING.
Opposite the Magnolia Saloon.
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Th
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mem of
am
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
E. IRVINE & CO.,
Brick Building, corner
Washington and Mon
tezuma Streets.
PH(ENIX, A. T, .
SIO Reward.
I will pay the abovn Reward for one black
Horje wiih heavy saddle mark., and branded
L S" and vent SS" oil lert neck. Xey
mark. Shoes on, i. A-tTiiiojii4N o.
Seymour, Oct. 1, 1S71). ' oid
M1SOXIC XOTtCK.
ft ARIZONA LODGE U. P, F. Jfc A . M
Vi?r Stated meetings on the third
Tr Tuesday of each month rt t-'M)
r. m. S .journinir brethren are fraternally
invited O attend.
.7. T. ALSAP, V. 31.
3. P. CUB MER Secty.
News -tor
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stock consists
large assort
V. TRUSV1PER,
Practical Watchmaker & Jeweler,
Monteanima Street, Opposite Drug Store
Watches Repaired-
navinsr Tiart NTfutfen Yearn
oxprincce in this Imsint's. I ara rro
pared to do ail kinda of wuik enliuti-'d to
inc.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Tiger!
TOM BROiWr - Prop
(OldStan4 jvejt HaIatTii restaurat,
ITavltiw purchased hr interest of Mr
Daniel, t mil prepared as ever to suit my jxi
Irons with the best of
VIIXK8, LIQIORH & CIUARS
A flnc billiard table for the oso of patrons
Call and seo me aud 70a nill be treated
well. oild
Jesse Jackson,
Late of Frwcott)
I have leased the quarter formerly orcn
pied by Smith fc btroude, for one year, and
nave opened a
FIBST CX.ASS SitOOX,
Where none but the best liquors and Cigars
will be given to patrons.
Remember the place,
TUB CAPITOL B11LDI.
HISS KATIE HAYWOOD'S
Saloon,
In the old Brewery Saluon.jicst to Cold
k lerg-a.
FINK WINES, LIQUORS AND
CIGAES,
I would be pleased to eeo all my old
jlunda au4 others at my new saloon.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
G. H. Kelly,
Shop llontezuma street, two doors north
of Magnolia saloon,
I am prepared to do all kinds of
HOI SE P.UXT1X
PArEB HAXtilXC.
In tha finest style of ths art, ocid
S. P. R. R.
OF ARIZONA.
Coiniamclns Monday, Jlay ltl
1N7, Trains will leave -1Irl-rpa
as fallows.
f tTr A. M. DAILY Passen?
I JJv Train Westward for Yuma at
Los Angeles and San Francisco, connertii
! I.athrop with Atlantic Express train t
Stockton. Sacramento. Oj-deii ad Onmh
;k''t)in',' car attached from Yn, A.
Masjaiiu. ai.
' P. 3!. DA f LY Passenjrer
J ;(JTrun eastward lorcasa .trau
connecting with stages for Ttiwn
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent,
J. hi. Castenada,
DEALER IX
pitovisiox! Litironst,
HARDWARE, CIV ARM,
CROCKERY' ETC.
t 1.. . sn.l flrct-flMafi Still A
cheap as can b bought in any store In me
city.
Washington street opp. plaza.
ocid
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
BILLY MORRIS.
Washington street above Gardiner's.
All kinds of tobbine -work done with
promptness, and in a workmanlike man
ner.
FIKXITUKE AX'D DESUS
A. Specialty,
Will build anything from a fence to a Cap
itol building.
John H. Burger,
BLACKSMITH AND
WAG0X MAKER.
Shop One block west or Herald Office.
Particular attention paid to
HORSE SHOEING.
N'one but the best of Workmen employed
y nie.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY.
lains street, rear ot Copeland's Door and
fcah Factory,
Best Flour, Svyoetest read.
Twelve Loaves for One Dollar.
Uread delivered at residences Free of
charge.
.Aro. Ptucnsji, I'ior"
Sson,
Boot and Sho2 Maker, j
1Vashinsf 1 iret.JJsl
Fashionable IVwr r-l KV
iaaicril made a
Perfect Fits GuASAvris-j
I cl nr entire aitent!o wf sS '
work, and"! ha r 6-nu fc s
entire satiCictiou. !el is v
htl7c e h ma ri f
Practical Boot & Shoe Kiler.
Boots and Shoo,
MADE TO OUDKIJ. AND
REPAIRING XEATLr
t3 Shop at Watcrmxtt'a T-
T. A- Waterman
HAS OrENSD A SIW
Tin Shop.
Opposite the rtasL
Prompt iiieatioa give w
Repairing and Jab Wcrfc.
tsilders5
MATERIAL.
STlli comi'lete wnta.tl
MASH.
I1UMM. w4
M I t4 W
Which an of Vt :iy s4.
sold cheaper th&u al lv - -J" .
Mash Faet ry la sTrOa.
AV ord ers prm?rlT att..tsl mi.
street, ouehalf block 0 i st tK.fc..
otHce. '.. I. CllfH.tlt
Tip-Top Hotel.
GILLETTE, A. T.
My hotel Is kept la Urst txy'j.
lafe and ne&tly iuruiai-
Uood ccomniodxtiosia &w
trona.
;thk TAPLS
Canned be sarpssd In T.-r:ftc7,
roofcini; ana pea: o rr va.ux
KllU - NCM1S,
ocid u. w. ccntrs.
Fashion Saloon,
Ii. F. IIAFFORD,
MARICOPA.
All rkaion at this ton as )TtJ i
at the abov named pojmuhr f . W r
next door to tho hotei. Uw-j ,
lain only the best LiotM-m.
ALL ICED ZRJA X3
of the wvon nne4ctc4 p U m wtb
J. E. Wuabto. M D. ORrMiiH at
I", fc, tuiwa's uri. Lai 4 ii-g
WHARTON & SHEETS,
IMlYSIt IAX JL MTIt,rv
County PhHfUas.3Irif,r, j
TTIKNTWITIHIT K(V4 n.
receive rie.!ical atK-udji.- J w. .
iu their hot-pital.
C-Will stten.! prvfttwional ftsJa .
hour ibiy tw tii-ht.
Orru K Lust side rlui.
DR. SPINNEY,
NO. 1 1, KEARNY STREET,
Treats all rhronlr a4 My 1
tvtrim. will wfil mviti i&wuwmi m - -
int. r rh;ututtr k.v ti few a4ii
ui'.a in cure.
Titer are mv.ttr ftl ihe 4 -r"r
h re trnbrel wa tent rt-i tr-at r t m-ma.-m,
martins' or burn ntg rn&Vt- mi n mm ,
e;itan - Tbcm r uuw r mhn wit .
rill uurnnfs pt ffr fUf ra m.:l ,
hih Ueuiuy rvt-n-tv m t jj v-
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