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PHENIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1879.
NEW SERIES NO. I:
PORTER'S POTPOURRI.
Proceedings of the District
Court.
fie Grand Jury Proceeding with
Their Business..
Mosdat, October 13, 1879.
District Court of the Second
Judical District of Arizona, in and
for the County of Maricopa, opened
in regular term this day,at 10 o'elock
A-if- Hon. DeForest Porter, Judge
presiding. Present: R. S. Thomas,
sheriff, and Francis A. Shaw, clerk.
The Sheriff was ordered to su m--.
mons twenty-three county electors to
sppear.atthe Court House ia Phuenix,
Tuesday, October 14, to serve as.
Grand Jurors, and twelve county
electors to appear, at the same place,
andjsorve as trial jurors.
On motion of J. T. Alsap, esq., J.
XT. Stevenson, of California, gwas,
on certificate, admitted to practice as
an attorney in this Court.
A. C. Lemon, esq., A. C. Baker,
sq.t and J. T. Alsap, esq., were ap
pointed a board to examine candi
ates for admission tortus Bar of
Maricopa County.
By order of the Court the calendar
for the term was called.
On motion of A. D. Lemon, attor
ney for the plaintiff, the case of Mari
. enpa county vs. Charles II. Veil was
dismissed.
Oa motion of 'William A. Ilan
cock, esq., J. T. Alsap, esq., was
added as an attorney for the defenc
in the suit of Anna Maria Aiedrico
vs. Willtam A. Hancock, and case
eetfor trial on Tuesday, October 21.
In the suit of TV. C. Streeter vs.
Joseph Thalheimer, J. T. Alsap, esq-,
was, at his own request, added as an
attorney for the defence.
On the motion of A. C. Baker, in
the suit of Nellie St. Clair vs. C. C.
Cox, it was ordered by the Court that
the testimony of William Dike-
man be opened by the clerk.
Ia the suit of E. u ermouth vs.
Samuel and Fleming Franklin, A. C.
Baker, esq., attorney for the de
fence, moved, on filing the certifi
cate of the justice of the peace, that
the appeal be dismissed, with costs
to the aDpellant. Hearing of argu
ment oa motion to dismiss set for
Tuesday, October 14, at 10 a,m
In the suit of the County of Mari
copa vs. John E. Baylor et als, argu
ment on demurrer set for hearing on
Tuesday, October 14.
On motion of John T. Alsap the
suit of Francis A. Bashford vs. John
A. and Mary A. Chenworth was
placed on the calendar, and, on a
second motion, was by the Court dis
missed. On motion of A; D. Lemon, esq.,
counsel for plaintiff, the suit of John
Mullen vs. Charles R. Ayers was dis
missed. On motion of A. D. Lemon, esq.,
counsel for plaintiff, the suit ot Chas.
Goldman and Charles Altschul vs.
The Golden Star Mining Company
was dismissed.
On motion of William A. Han
cock, esq., counsel for plaintiff, the
euitotF. L. Brill vs. J. H. Pierson
et al. was dismissed.'
On motion of A- C. Baker esq.,
counsel for plaintiff, the suit of
Ilclen A. Conrad vs. Charles C. Con
rad was placed on the calendar, and
the clerk ordered to enter defendant's
default, and the suit referred to Wm.
Isaac to take testimony and report
therein.
On motion of A. C. Baker, counsel
for plaintiff, the case of Ida J Caw
thern vs. John F. Cawthern was
placed on the calendar, and the de.
fendants ' default entered, and case
referred to William Isaac to take tes.
tirnony and report therein.
The court adjourned at 4 p.m. until
Tuesday, October 14, at 10 a.m.
Tuesday, October 14.
Court opened pursuance to Mon
day's adjournment. Hon. De Forrest,
Porter, Judge Presiding.
Present: B. S. Thomas, Sheriff,
by H C. McBonald, Under Sheriff;
and Francis A. Shaw. Clerk.
Minutes read and approved.
Proceedings: Ia the suit of Wey
mouth vs. Samuel & Fleming Frank
lin, to dismiss was denied, after hear,
ing argument of Council.
In the suit for divorce of Alcimcna
Harris ra. Jacob B. Harris, Court
rendered a decree dissolving the
bonds of matrimony, and giving the
custody of the two children Ilollin
and Lenora Harris to their inoiher,
(he plaintiff.
The demurrrer in the suit ot the
Territory of Arizona vs. John E. M :iy
lor et als, was, after an arsru!.n;it, j
taken under advisement by the Court
Demurrer in the suit of Ellis, Aii
cr & Co., vm. The Griffin ditch Co.,
was, alter argument, taken under ad
-rjsenaent.
The demurrer in the four suits
of Francis A. Bashford vs. Marv II.
"Woolsey, as administratrix of the i-s-
ate of King S. WooIse7 deceased,
and Mary II. Woclsey as defendant,
were submitted without argument.
The case of Mattie S. Diaz, vs.
Adolph D. Diaz on motion of A. D.
Lemon entered on the calendar with
defendant's default, and referred to
"Wm. Isaac to take testimony, and
report.
In the suit of A. J. Stockton vs. 31.
E. Claaton. Judgment was given in
favor of the plaintiff in the sum of
$318.
In the suit of Sarah Edgar, vs. The
Golden Star Mining Co., jndgmcnt
rendered in favor of plaintiff for the
cum of $35.
In the suit of S.W.Smith, -vs.
the Gold n Star Mining Company.
Demurrer withdrawn and judgment
ordered in accordance with the prayer
of the complaint.
On motion of A. D. Lemon Esq.
council for plaintiff, the suit of
Maricopa county vs. Chas. II. Veil
Court adjourned until Wednesday.
October 13th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Wednesday, October lath.
Court opened pursuant to adjourn
ment, Hon De Forrest Porter, Judge
presiding. Present.: R, II. Thomas,
Sheriff and F. A. Shaw, clerk.
Minutes of proceeding day read
and approved.
The following named persons were
returned by the Sheriff to act as
Grand Jurors, to wit:
M. L. Moffat t, Nathan Sharp (ex
custd on account of age.), L. II
Orme, Thomas Monow.C. T. Hayden.
N. M. Brodwav (excused), Thos.
Rogers, Geo. K. Roberts, C. II. Gray
(excused on account of ill health)
John Co burn, II. G. Greenhaw, J. P.
Halcnmb, J. A. Chenowth, Simon
Novinser, J. B. Montgomery, John
LutgerTling, Matt Morrell, C. W.
Stearns, Newell Heriick, P. S
Moore (excused on account of age)
Thos. Smith, M. II. Caldcrwood (ex
cused on account of ill health in his
familv). Win. L. Osborn.
C. T. Hayden was appointed fore
man.
Henry Garfias was appointed as in
terpreter for the Grand Jury.
The foliowins cases were then"
called, and presented for their con
sideration :
Territory of Arizona vs. John
Ellis, assault with intent to kill.
Di.st. Atty Lemon for pltf and J. W
Stevenson for deft.
Territory of Arizona vs. Santiago
Merdril, grasd larceny. District At
torney Lemon for plaintiff.
The suit of P. King vs. J D. Rum
bnrg was, on motion of A . C. Baker
Esq., counsel for plaintiff, dismissed.
After recess at two o'clock p.m.
Frank Cox having been examined in
open court, aud it appearing to the
Court that he is of good moral char
acter and otherwise qualified to prac
tise as an attorney, was then admit
ted to practice as such.
The demurrers in the four suits of
Francis A. Bashford vs. Mary II.
Woolsev. administratrix of the estate
of King S. Woolsey, submitted on
Tuesday were overruled.
Iu the suit of Chas. Goldman & Co.
vs. Wm. M. Robinson set for trial on
Tuesday October 21st.
1 lie suit of Geo. Hall vs. T. Scott
was on motion of J. W . btevenson.
counsel for plaintiff, place-1 on thS
calendar, and motion to dismiss set
for hearing on Thursday. Oct. 10th at
iu o CIOCK, A. M.
Complete court proceeding up to
date to-morrow.
A rrivals
FREIGHT ARKIVALS,
cad at
"copa.
Mari-
INDIAN TROUBLES. NEAR
AT HOME.
Paswnjcr Trave .
Wiokexburo, October 17. The
following passengers were oi the
coach that left here this morning, to
arrive in Flioenix at 7 o'clock this
evening: Professor Mavnard.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Associated Press niapatches to
tUe Daily -Kerala."
WESTERN rXION AND MILITARY
TELEGRAPH LIXE.
Further News from the Ohio
Election.
White River Agency Women
and Children Safe.
Apache Renegades Fleeing
wards Texas.
to-
Cfflcial Figures from the
California Election.
Colc.mbcs, October 17. The Re.
publicans have eight majority in the
Senate and thirty-five on a joint bai
lor, rosters majority is about
17,000.
JSew Iork. October 17. Tries.
day's elections are generally accepted
as the death knell of Greenbackism
and political side shows.
MRS. MEEKER ALIVE.
Los Pisos, October 14. All is
quiet, and there is no danger of fur
ther trouble from the Indians, unless
produced by the evil counsels of mis
conducted whites. The White River
women and children, and all the
papere and money of the agency are
safe with Mrs. Meeker, aud will be
here soon. A number of the other
employees of the agency are believed
to be a alive
APACHES GOING TOWARD TEXAS.
Fort Coxcno. October ifi. Col-
Hatch telegraphs to General Grier
son that large bodies of Apaches are
going towards Texas These are
probably renegades from Indian Ter
ritory and Mexico and Gierson has
gone to intercept them.
RETURNS FROM THE CALIFORNIA
ELECTION.
Sacramento, October 10. Offi
cial returns show Perkins, 67,095;
Glenn, 48,095, ard White, 4-1,484,
and Myrick is the only Republij
can Supreme Judge elected.
the stock market.
San Francisco, Oct. 17. Stocks
closed to-day as follows: Alpha,
10.00; Belcher, 4.00; Best aud
Belcher, 15.25; Bullion, 7.7.5; Cale
donia, 2.50; t'ala, 5:75; Consolidated
Virginia, COO; Crown Point, 4.50;
Eureka Consolidated, 20.23;
Gould & Curry, 11.75; Imperial,
11.00; Justice, 3.25: Leeds, 50 cents;
Manliattan,2.75 ;Me.ican,38.75 ;Xorth
cm Belle, 4.25; Ophir, 30.50; Over
man, 0.25; Sierra Nevada, 00.50;
Savage, 13.o0; Union, 81.00; Utah
25.;); Yellow Jacket, 15.50; Bodie,
IS..VJ; Mono, 6 50.
ARIZONA STOCKS.
Tip To;., l 10. Silver King, 6 00.
SnnUar, October 1.
riKEXix.
C Salari, 2 sund, 453.
M Rosenthal, 1 pack 90.
D E McC'lung, 1 pkg 120.
Geo F Coats, 76 sund. 45S3.
E Irvine 5 packs 350.
J. R Dall & Co, 2 sund, 125.
E-fJaoi, 5 pack 1250.
M"-M" Jackson, 54 pkgs 2455; 21
830.
Goldmati & Co, 1 pkg, 250 : 11 pkgs
953; 3 sund, 543; 52 pkgs, 7255.
prescott.
L Bashford & Co, 43 sund, 3700;
8 sund, 480; 123 pkgs, 12,150; 70
sund, 3510.
St, Joseph Hospital, 1 pkg sund,
233.
Wm M Buffum, 22 sund, 2850.
D Shirpser, 1 pack 180.
Dougherty Bros, 6 sund, 2135.
verdk.
A A Q M, 1 pkgs, 21.
Lt. King, 1 pkg, 110.
WnlPFLE.
A A Q M, 43 sund 3459.
tiger.
N C Sheckles & C?, 12 sund, 2
120: 49 sund, C130.
tif'-top.
StJames & Dawes, 3 pkgs 395.
SEYMOUR.
Cerro Gordo Freighting Co, 27
sund, 4020 ; 1 pkg 90.
J S Hunt, 1 pkg, 25Q.
HAYDEN'S FERRY.
C T Hayden, 1 pkg, 100.
Slonday, October 13th.
pnosNix.
E Irvine 10 sund- 620.
G Coats, 20 sund 2105.
M Asher & Bro, 16 sund- 2253; 3
sund, 713.
M. Ix Peralta, 10 nkjrs 2335.
E Ganz. 1 pkg, 25.
Goldman & Co, 30 sund, 3133.
FRESCOTT.
AY M Buffum, 2 pkgs, 330: 1 pkg,
250.
L. Bashford & Co. 113 pkg, 8538.
ST & G Ellis, 141 pkgs, 9,350.
R Hill 1 sund, 250; 1 box, 50.
Dougherty Bros, 91 sund 5767.
E Herzog, 3 sund, 164.
picket post.
Goldman & Co, 20 sund, 2230; 1
pkg, 420; 13 pkgs, 1C73.
SFYMOUR.
Ccro Gordo F Co, 51 pkgs, 2338. 18
pkgs, 1280; 5 476,
tip-top.
Tip-Top M Co 83 sund, 4870; 130
sund. 20,210, 09 sund, 10,700.
St. James & Dawes, 1 pkg, 230.
HAYDEN'S FERRY.
C T nayden, 2 sund, 940.
wnn ple.
Q M D, 4 sund 1323.
Col Martin, 4 sund, 40.
A C S 4 pkgs. 736.
Tuesday, October 14th,
piiasNix.
Geo. Coats, 13 pkg 600; 12 pkgs,
640. . '
E Irvine 10 sund 9S0.
M Asher & Bro, 1 pkg 40.
Goldman & Co 1 pkg 105.
prescott.
Bones & Spencer, 50 apples 3050.
L Biishford, 87 pkgs 10,015.
N & G EUjf, 30 pkgs, 2053..
MCDOWELL.
John Y T Smith, 3 pkgs 795.
- Wednesday. 13th. -
FHCENIX.
N. Rosenthal 2 sund 160.
G Coats, 11 sund, 635.
Mr Salari, 1 pkg 450.
Goldman & Co. 15 sund, 1090.
PRESCOTT
L Bashford 21 sund, 2750: C sund,
550; 10 sund, 940; 7 sund", 570.
W 31 Buffum, 10 sund, 2430; 5 pkg,
120,
tip-top. ,
Tip-Top M Co, 3 pkgs, 400.
PICKET POST.
Goldman, 1 sund 140.
TIGER.
X Schecklcs, 8 sund 720.
C A Bancroft, 20 send, 1713.
Thursday, lOth.
PIICENIX.
G Coats, 12 sund, 520.
J Y T Smith, 3 sund 750.
2f Rosenthal, 1 pkg, 165.
PRESCOTT.
E Herzog, 2 sund, 85.
Sisters St Joseph, 12 sund, 805.
HAYDEDS.
Mr nayden.l pkg 100.
Indian
Outbreak
Mexico.
in New
Terrible Slaughter of tho Inno
cents.
General Indian War Im
minent.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HERALD.
ABIZOXA.
Tucson. Oct. 16th. A special to
the Daily Star from Silver City New
Mexico saj-s: The Indians have
been committing terrible depreda
tions in the Rio Grande Valley, aud
Southwest ot Fort'Cummings, for sev
eral days past. The people of the
Colorado have been beseijed and
fighting since Saturday, and appealed
for aid. Ou Sunday a volunteer
company of thirty men, under Cap
tain John S. Crouch, went from
Mesilla and Cruces to their aid
They met one limndred Indians near
the Colorado, eighteen miles from
Slocum's ranch, on the side of the
road. After a severe fight the volun
teers were compciled to fall back.
They had a running fight into Slo
cum's ranch. The killed in this
fight were W. T. Jones, County Clerk
of Dona Anna county, and four Mex
icans. On the receipt of the news at
Mesilla, two more companies of eigh
ty men were raised under Col. Ityner
son, composed of the best men in
Mesilla Valley. These companies
were to join Crouch to-day at Slo
cum's and go to the Colorado. Two
trains were captured yesterday west
of Slccum's, in one of them eleven
men and one woman and one child
were killed, in the other all hands
escaped. Both trains were scattered
and some of the oxen were killed aud
others left standing ia the yokes.
Corpses lie all along the road. The
stage from the cast arrived this niorp.
ing two hours late. The number of
people known to have been killed
within tho past four or five days all
together number about forty. The
Indian trail leaving the stage road
yesterday leads toward the Black
Range aud the vicinity of Ilillsboro
mining camp. Major Morrow of the
Ninth Cavalry, with a. strong scout
ing party, are thought to be in the vi
cinity of the Colorado river. This is
the most persistent fighting the Indi
ans have ever been known to do in
this section. Thoy ore in large
bands and seem determined to stay
in the country and fight, and make a
general warfare.
dressed in a buckskin suit with a
bullet through his head. It is gener
ally believed that the Indians engag
ed in the battle numbered 700.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
Columbus, Ohio, October, 15th.
The election passed ou' quietly. .A
large vote was polled. In some pre
cincts, the Nationals abandoned their
tickets and went with their former
aatagonists. The returns from 25
precincts in the northern part of the
State, show a Republican gain of
300.
Cincinnatti, Oct. 15th. Twelve
precincts, with one exception, show
Republican gains.
IOWA.
Des Moines, October loth. Day
fine. Vote largo. Contest exciting.
Scnteriiig returns show Rcpublicaa
gains.
REPUBLICAN VICTORIES
Columbus, Ohio, October lGth.
The Republican victory in this State
is so complete that it astonishes the
most sanguine Republicans and per
fectly overwhelms the Democrats.
The majority for Foster is estimat
ed all the way from 15,000 to 30,000,
with a probable Republican Legisla
ture. Des Moines, October lGth. The
Republican majority will likely reach
35,000 majority over all parties. The
Republican gain is 33,000 over last
year.- Uoth branches ot the Jeiriola-
ture are both Republican.
DAILY PHCENIX HERALD.
GOSPEH & MtCLISTOCK,
Publishers and Proprietors.
Published every evening except Sunday
Per Year
Per Month,
Per Week,
Rates made
cation.
$10 oa
1 10
known on appli-
E. IRVINE & CO.
PROFESSIONAL.
II. It. PATRICK,
Civil E n'sr i n e c r
Deputy TJ. S Mineral Surveyorfor Arizona.
Office With W. A. Hancock Phcsuix,
A. T.
1SEXJ. 3IOKU X,
Attorney and ( ounseloif at lan,
Tucs n, Arizoua.
All lnw bns-ineSs will receive prompt aud
careful attention.
J. A. ZABKISKIE. B. H. UE11KFOBU.
HEREFORD fc ZtliltlSKIE,
Attorneys and Counselors at Caw
And Xotary Public.
Office on Myers street, oppoaite Palaco
Hotel, Tucson, Arizona.
It. Sj. ROSOX. 31. I.
Physician and Surgeon
(Graduate of the University of Va.)
Otters his professional services to the
neonle of I'htfnix and vicinity. Othce N. W
Corner Washington aud Center Streets, op
posite the Post Olhce.
H n a r ra h
IUHH ML
FOREIUX.
DUTY ON GRAIN.
Berlin, October 16th. In conse
quence of the rist" iu breadstulls,
Germany will probably not levy a
duty on grain in January.
ROVING nYLAND.
A Chapter from the Life
a Famous Showman.
of
Some Singular Scenes and Shades
Seen in a Showman's Sphere.
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.
by texegraph.
TIGER.
N C Schecklcs 1 pkg, 110.
SEYMOUR.
Kimble Bros, l,pkg, 165
LOCAL LINES.
In the suit of Geo. Patterson vs. S.
McGnire set for trial on Monday.
Jerober 20th.
The demurrer in the suit of Fran
Balifnr'l y. John Y. T " ti
Rev. m. Meyers has returned
from his California trip.
R. n. Paul and 3Ir. Gilson, of
Wells, Eargo & Co.'s express arrived
this morning.
Dr. Lincoln of Prescott arrived
this morning en route to Prescott
and will stop over one trip.
There will be preaching at the
ehurch next Sunday at the usual
hour by Rev. Alex. Groves.
T!il KffTUT.n nffifp rpfnrna ilinnl-a
1o Luke & Thilheimer of the Arcade
Brewery for some cf their excellent
beer. 3Iay they do so some more.
Several of our advertisements will
be changed iu their reading mat
ter to-morrow. Gc-ttinsc tUe daily in
regular workiua; order, prevented a
change before.
AVe give our readers the weekly to
day iuMead of Saturday afternoon,
tints accommodating many farmers
who are in town but once a week
on Saturday morning.
A plain case beautiful Elgin thro
meter Ladies' Watch, one of the best
finished ladies' movements made,
warranted for five years, worth at the
f;ifloiy 11. will be sold lor $43, at
The Irish anti-rent agitation Las
assumed euch a serious aspeet as
to cause the British Government
great uneasyncss. In the monster
meetings which have been held
throughout Ireland, the oft-re
pressed sentiment that an ounce of
lead is the best means of prevent
ing rent extortion, always meets
with a hearty endorsement from all
present. From present indications
there is but one of two courses that
the British Government can pur
sueeither conceed the just de
mands of the Irish people; 'fcr, to
engage in a war, which, iu her
present exhausted condition, can
only, so far as she ia concerned, re
sult disastrously.
Ye have received information
from reliable sources, that the sole
reason why the Plaza ia allowed to
remain in its present neglected con
dition is that several of our promi
nent town officials are pecuniarily
interested in the watermelon busi-
ss i ."? of. r-r its northwest cor-
TWO MEN SHOT IN TUCSON.
Tucson, October 16. Jack O'Coa
nell was shot dead in Patagonia on
Monday by Max Cohi. O'Conncll
was drunk and threatening. Cohm
gave himself up and is now in jail in
Tucson.
A Mexican named Ililad in Clt-
asco, was shot through the heart last
night in the southern limits of Tuc
son. The murderer Is unknown.
Henry Jones, brother of Senator
Jones left yesterday much pleased
with Arizona- He will soon return.
WICKENIIURO ITEMS.
The company that is to work the
old Vulture tailings has an engine
and pump in working order and all
ready, waiting for lumber to build
sluice boxes.
Juan Castillo is awaiting tho arri
val of his family from Prescott when
he will remove to Tucson with
them.
Mr. Chapman of San Francisco is
laying over to da', cn route for Pres
cott.
The Superintendent of the Cum
berland mine reports favorable pro:
pects ahead.
MEXICAN KILLED AT FLORENCE.
Florence, October 15th. X shoot
ing afiray took place last night on a
vacant lot near Rapp's saloon. A
Mexican named Procopio Lavas was
shot and instantly killed by some un
known party. Lavas had caused con.
siderable disturbance previous to the
shooting. A Coroner's jury was
summoned which is still in session.
Tho verdict will probably be, that he
came to his death by a pistol shot
fired by unknown persons.
TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
LATEST INDIAN NEWS.
Rawlins, October 15th. Latest ad'
vices from the White River Agency
say the ITtes obeyed the order of Ou
ray to withdraw and will fight no
more. The runner from the South
ern Agencies says the Indians there
will take no part in hostilities but
will obey Ouray.
TIIE BODY OP MEEKER.
Gen. Merritt reached the Agency
on the 11th. Everything burned to
the ground but one building, and
not a living thing in sight. The bod
ies of Agent Meeker and his em.
ployees were found in various posi
tions around the ruins, and were en.
tirely naked. Some were Horribly
mutilated. There were no signs of
the women and children, so it is not
known whether they have been massa
cced and burned, or carried off. In
the positio'i i cupped by Indians,
-'"g- Tli -bnrgU-a battl-, wns
Few men are so well known
throughout the Pacific coast as G.
Ryluntl, the veteran showman and
caterer to public amusement. The
following facts making vp a brief
sketch of one of the first expeditions
Mr. Rylanil made as a traveling
showman were riven by him to
tlie reporter of tiie Daily Herald,
and will serve to Illustrate the life of
an American showman.
FIRST EXPEDITION.
In l$o9 my partner and myself fit.
ted out a vessel in San Francisco har
bor and with a trout e of pro Ses
sional artists whose'equals at that
time could not be obtained set sail
for the Sandwich Islands. The only
INCIDENT OF INTEREST
that occurred during the voyage was
our meeting an English man-of-war,
whose captain seeing the blue and
gold uniforms of the band, sent on
board a lieutenant, who, after pre
seuting his. captain's compliment
desired to know from the captain
what troops he carried. On being
informed that it was only an
AMERICAN CIRCUS TROUPE
he appearrcd to be considerably "a s
tonished. On his return to his vessel
the Britisher dipped flag to the tune
of Yankee Doodle. This salute was
replied to by our dipping flag aud
playing God Save the Queen.
ARRIVAL IN HONOLULU.
un our arrival in Honolulu, we
were met by the King and court out
side the harbor and escorted toancor-
age. i ue clay alter our arrival we
cave our first performance with the
result of pleasing the King so vastly
that he insisted on making me High
Lord Chamberlin to his Royal High
ness, the King of the Sandwich Is
lands, and Brother of the Sun. The
honor was to great, and I was forced
to use all my ingenuity to evade be
ing invested with the office, and it
was only with the greatest difficulty
that we succeeded in setting out for
Otahciti.
PRESENTED WITn A WIFE.
On our arrival in Otahciti we per
formed before the Queen and the
court, and succeeded iu pleating her
Majesty so well, that after the per
formance she called me to her, and
said that in recognition of the pleas
ure the night'sexhibition had afforded
her, she would give me a wife, at the
same time selecting for that position
one of her lidicsof hony. My en-
I. II. COX. A. C. BAKER.
COX & BAKER,
Attorneys at Law,
Phoenix, A. T.
Office, np-stnirs, iu Capital buildiuff, on
afhmgton street.
J. W. STEPHEXSOV,
Attorney at Law,
Arizona
PlIfKNTX
IS. li. COWERS,
Physician and Surgeon
(Late of Vinalia, Cal.)
Office on Wahiuton street, two doors
from Montezuma.
Jl'Lll' W. VAX SLVCK,
Attorney and Counselor at Lnw,
McMillenville, Maricopa Co., A. T.
Will practice In all the courts of the Terrl
tory.
JOBS T. AISAP,
Attorney and Counselor at !Law,
Phcenix, Arizona.
All business promptly attended to. Office
vith Vae District Attorney.
rHOGATE JUDGE. SOTAKT TUBLIC,
WM. A. IIAXCOCK,
Attorney at I a w ,
rtuenix, A. T.
F??Land business in all departments a
specialty. .
JOI1X L. (iREGG. M. I.
Physician. Surgeon & Aceoneher.
References without permission: P. M.
Coeki'ill. U. S. Senator. Mo.; Col. John T.
Urisp. Democratic nominee for C'onirress
from Missouri. Ortice two miles south Jlay
lleli.s Ferry. Arizona.
LUMBER! LUMBER! !
-AT-
Adams'
deavors to make her understand that
the mere fact of having been able to
please such an august personage was
happiness itself, was in vain; en
treaty and expostulation met with no
better success, and it was only
through the stratagem of having the
clown,who was regarded by natives
with a great deal of veneration, act
as my father and prc-emptorily for
bidding the marriage. The matter
was finally compromised by my ac
cepting the lady as a present, to the
evident satisfaction of the Queen.
I afterwards presented the woman to
the wife of an American sea captair,
who brought her to Boston, and suc
ceeded, as I have siuce learned, in
making a Christian aud civilized be
ing out of her. On our way home
from Otahciti, through the careless
ness of our captain we were wrecked
off the coast of South America, and
were forced to take - to the boats,
but succeeded, after suffering great
hardships, in reaching Callao, and
from there worked our way back to
the States, through Mexico.
SAW MILL. AXI TAKD,
PEESOOTT, - - AEIZONA.
TlavinE; moved onrmill five miles west of
FreHcotr, on Willow Creek. Near Thumb
Unite, at a poiut within two miles of the
11 iller road, near Iron iSnrhi;, and havinff
completed an excellent road to the Miller
road and to Prescott. we are now prepared
iu iiiiuieij nuy muuuui or (juumy ox
LUMB ER,
Shingles, Doors, Sash,
LATHS, ETC., AT BEDROCK
riilCES.
Barley, Flonr, Corn and Produce
Taken in exchange for Lumber.
CLAEK & ADAMS.
Geo. E. LonrjfG. Ajzent, Phceuix, A. T.
SALT RIVER
Flouring MU.
C. II. VEIL, Prop.
The Larp-est and B est Mill
in the Territory.
OFFERS FOR SALE ALL THfe
BEST GRADES OF FLOUR
In quantities to suit purchasers
The following brands constantly on hand
XXX FAMILY FLOUR (warranted.)
LAilf A FAMILY
EXTRA SUPERFINE,
GRAHAM.
CRACKED WHEAT.
' ALSO
Bran. Shorts and Sliddlines.
OPECIAL ATTF.NTION INVITED TO My
vvv : i ru. t." i ..e i. - . i
g-uaranted equal to the best manufuotured
ae 1 errttory or money reiundea. Huvinca
large stock of hand, purchasers will do well to
give me a call be lore purchasing elsewhere.
CPKICESLOW AS THE LOWEST.
llisrlte-Kt Price ?iTl V ni t.
N ROSENTHAL
Washington street, opposite
. Court House.
the
The Dally EvEM.wjJ Hekat.d is
:&ui erirv evgaing.jtenr.yflt' ua-
DEALER IN
CLOTHIXG,
BOOTS & SHOES,
TRUXKS,
YALISES,
HATS,
TOBACCO,
Cigars, Yankee Notions, Cutlery
and Stationery.
Just received, the first shipment
of a large and complete stock. Ev
erything
Fresh and
OF THE
Irvine & Co.,
Are constantly redue
mg the price of
ALL
IMPORTATID!
O F
"DRYGOODS
L. BIEN.
St I J
Hss iu-t rwcived a fisll ck of
stvl- uf
Fall Goods,
CAMEL'S HAIR.
CASHMERE.
MUMI-CLOT1I.
SATIXS & SILS;
STRIPED BROCADED SSLKS 1 V:
SATINS.
These irootls re i! illm-t -s;.-f-t
lion, ami can thervL-re lx a
the verv l.ou"e-t lri.-?.
Black Silk at 75c. $1 nJ SI i:
Heavy Slack Silk Lining,,
VKLVETS AT M 3 ANtt tt
Striped Corduroy,
the very latest at $1 25.
Splendid qcai'ly f
Warranted ail W ool. t d $U
Icrh :ic.
AspK'UilivI line i'f ivooj Jrtr-fjsia
a nil the new s!ialcsat aj 3c.
It will pay well tVr evcrv li .
cud for samples I. lure ivjv iac r.M
wln-re.
Ladies wi'l bear ta tu!:s 1 ti. tl
takes but Three CaysV r Jtw
to reach aeraittentt T krtt
Days more f.T au answer W A j
the time oa!v Six LVi s a';.e:i.-.j
L . BIEN,
221 J street,
Sacramento, CI.
"Astra t fjr
i05iETif r.ipfs riir," mm
notice.
JLivincr tM-i!iW!ieJ ParvH; I2
Ajjeaev. .Mil. 1 BltX itl fei
personal a(tenrka li ail onir t-"a
kind, such as BMU-i sal ;iirv r1-
n : t u re , (.; n ri e.-s t r. Sxry , Cti pcUt
Millinery ItOiKts, tc.
CALL AND SEE TIIEM AT THE
CORNER STORE,
(N THE NEW BRICK BUILDING
GE'V r vrj
Opposite the Magnolia Saloon.
WOODTIEaD VY.
Wholesale and Retail
Fruit & Ornamental Trtes,
Flants IVlia.
Green & Duiet Fkiit,
BlTTEK, II OX ST, !
Lard, Cannes ( ieis etc. ;
i
Sole -Vgrnt Kv tk t'i!
50
CD
P3
O
m
0
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1-
9?
Star Oheeso.
Boy ins and Shimmi vr fmits t&ract !Hm
tiie omi.trii, and uaxits our tamm
rival the tradu. thrw ttar e
Freshest Fruits, " j
Butter, Egg, Ete, j
The Cuiiloriiia lUrW sjW. 4
BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL i
1Yahingta tirl LI (4m
I I ax a. I'liaraiLx.
E.GANZ
This now lut 1 i.-t for lk
i nccomniixiatiou cf trarrl'.ag
public.
I lie rooms are rc-.n :t-d
namlsctuely ftimwWa in tj
sintrie. suj-rtr MVnrjswtf m i
for lur-iil'iet The aim of .
etor wilt kt- fke cwr -t a M
Their st
p 11
ot a a
ment of
oc
rge assor
irst Quality.
MERCHANDISE.
E. IRVINE &, C O.,
Brick Buildinor, corhei
Washington and Mona
teznma Streets.
Billiard Table and Car
Connected wilU th HiMuc
Only the Finest Liquor 4 p2r
PRIVATE (1KD
I The principal Eastern, CaltRvraU ) '
Arizona papers keit a tie.
A share of tlie liiibiic lui"rvaa-." U ;
olicited
The Bradshaw Mcuntala 1
is on: rxACE or bl tcs. !
DO.VT GO TO
rescott.
For we will suit ya j.vx'.-t
RIGHT AT YOUK CABIN rXVI
LESS MONEY !
Tlian you can buy at Treci3 ai
transport thcta Uoiae.
Wc 1iav depots at
Gillette, Tip-Top auilPecIc
District.
Uliimq Wen take Natice !
Anil wve the bother