The Phoenix herald., October 17, 1879, Image 2

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T8H JLLTIIBJtSS TSAB2.
A comniu .ity to become jirosr
penius an J we:il:hy must nt ucers
fity harbor i:s r-.-auur-.-e-, and keep
its monev in circul.itiou nuion.tr its
jowu
citizen-.
If
Sartu-kw - W-id. o-.lr tnonov U
i rt ,f onr -t- h I'll 1o .-..fr'.rs of thf
f f
I T ' J " 1 '
M.-nnon.- Ti.; ;a t!i ra.inn - -
f, b " I."
:.irl It tha lumber trade of this
rcii.ui of the country. ' Sinca the
niln-ad reached 3Iar:eopa this com
jiuodity has hern I tiidei in our city
I'nd toll for a little hsa than what
uiub'T could Lc 8;ld for fro:n t'res
ott. But do we g ilu by this id.
iwrt.it ion of lumber. A f- w facts
Wnswer the quost'o i. If we pur-
chape from Prcscott d-.'al.-rs they
r-'ecive a coiihideraLlo portioti of
the proceeds in the pro-Jus's of the
Valley, a trade is curled on be
tween the two s "ct'on.-, such trsEc
gives employment to nnre iron, and
1 e.-i Jcs the money 'u kept at home.
On the other hand, if we purchase
font Ualifon.i l, cash must accom
pany the order, money is sent away
and co good reuiro-i-t da.-ived there
f.om. We have laard it stated
that the lumber froia tha northern
section contained a great many
knot LoIjs. and that it was gener
ally of a poor quality. If such i
the cas- ,-,r,d we doubt it, it is a poor
excuse The lumber of Preswtr
iil cccipate favorably with that of
California, and, at the present re
duced rates, is as cheap. It is rot
onr aim to pnff up any firm, or to
enlarge upon the duties and rights
of cit.zcns, ou'y so far a.-? it afJcTts
ihe c: nmiuuity at l-irg-e, and wc-
only ask that whatevtr is manu
factured in the Territorv should he
purchased in preference to that
from uhioad.
Where tloea tho "Aiizot.a'i" oh-
tam its coUimu ot m a:::i.t te.c
graphic new?, when tho Prcscott
t. legrpph olEs-e close at 9 r.M,
A dispatch from the C'i
of Mex- j
ico f tales that tha llexiean news
papers are excited over an Atneri
cin rush to a minins district named
M. jaJ-i. O.ie piper calls it a Yau
keu invasion, and a French news
paprr is excited for fear the Amer
ican Minister i g"ins to jump the
whole dist ict. Vr'hca the Aai3--
E prospector sc-juta miues, luu
aad Mexicans hjvc t.) t.ikz a
t self. 1I would not o:;ly in
vade 5Iex:c) bnt would j-ene-r.ito to
the jungles of the heait of Africa if
he thought he could get the coh;r.
The Mojada mines threaten to c.-tufc
some trouble bttween the United
States and the Republic of Mexico.
The celebration of the twenty
fifth anriiessary of the Lit th
ef the Republican party has
just been held in Massachusetts.
From the address of General Banks i
we learn that the first Republican
conveution in the Union was held in
,,. , . T , , I
J'ich'rau, July 6 JSo4. O.heis 1
c '
followed rapidly in otlier stites, at.d
thus that party which ia its origin, J
growth coinage, s icrificvs, conflicts J
end achic-vtments is the marvel of ;
all fgrs was Btart;d out oa its vie
torious career.
Much care is beting shown in the
organization of the Chicago Mining
1'oaid, and fom the manner in
wfctijilj3lie!n formed, it will re
sult in gn at Lent fit to the mining
industry of the entire country.
cr.s:tierabl: Ch:ctgo capital is 11-
rcsted in mines in northern Ariz ma,
mong which are the properties on
li s Pug Cheiry Creek, and the
V,ln-l.'nrU, .trr..t (
a i
see much more.
Win U the Plaza t:ot utilized in
some manne-i? "If Phcenix is to
jxtor to make it an ornament, let u j
l e rented out f.-r a hog ranch, or
nintidT" "el-e tint will give it the
p earanee of hai::g been ittt .-i
. -1 .1 ;
forborne jmrpos, and at the same
lime le a source of revenue 'o so
imj oveil-hcd a towt.
Tire disbursements of the leafling
Comst;ck Mining Companies, for
labor f,r the month of September,
anion ited to n arly three hundred
thousand dollars. In a v-ry few
years we "expect to see the disbr.rse
meuis of niinirg companies working
in the Fradshaws exc.cd that
snnouut.
The "Mining R cotd" :f New
Yo;k is inforniod t!;at the Vulture
niiiie is sixty-fivj miles southwest
of I'rescot', and finy miles north
west of Phtcnix.
The transactions o. the San
Fr.neLijo S.ode Board in the "IJc
prt," upon the .cc;uiion of (leneral
drain's vii-it, wcre illumiuated in
h uor of the event.
I Tub era of reeoiicil.ution seem-'
p be daw..ing 011 Germany ai.d
France.
China is p.epari.ig tor war with
jJapan.
Gkxkh.-.l Okant
bus
one to
Z.I2?. 7,VS3.Ki.
The l!Ar'20:ia!i
:if of
go J i
i the ICfch instant.
atrfenijiij
utai ol 8iJ-pr:r.ss at oar cxptmc.
In an edlto.iil the chief aim of
v.li;cii was to Hume:-;
reader the iinni-.-iisry of
upon tiiS
tha crier-
prise, the a! il-ty, ami ilie exjipu-e,
iiiuidonl to issuing stieh an Alf?i
journal as the ''Aiizonan'' it o;i-3:.s
an attack o:i us br uiuk-i g the vcry
iloul.tful assertion that the m a;m-
i 6VS ol l ie l.A LD Willi:- iU i IIS-
I . f j t IT . ... art
COit I1.-1U C'.i
votvd '.is we Iearu
telegraph columns
m'l-tary line to tho
h:is rccn.tlv cs:al
I . ,
!'1 "ve onr
ect.t
lif-W
oy.tr tin
dnily he
at Phojuix."
Thw
is, ail w.i!
see on c-;:si Jyj ing a uxxuent, a fic-
t ca i!ivct:tcu Ly its cuitors :o give
waning to wl.at would other wise
be a meaningless article. Ls fillty
is apparent. Tiie impiohal illty of
... k.k.. i pj.i.z i.j cu:imuui.iUij
fsjTnsc to si nd f;cm Pi esc tt the
res- ived ly us ths Sim." r.iht, via
.1 tricipi, l;t-.t, even had he done fn.
the ditor of tbe "Arizon.sn" cottlJ j
not by any means have be;-n ir
forui ;dof the .'act, a? the only two
petsons likely to know of the m li
ter Would bo our in i!:ag r ard the
ttlegr.ipli r.p. r.itor at Prescott, the
first would not from 'policy have
itif-.Ttn-'d any o:ie, and the S--C?:id
would have "been forced to j:i:s;ic
a si:r.i!ar cours
even
though
ppa:n?t his
nar, at I :-a6!
its results
inclination from tho
of a conrt-iaa-ti,il and
rrcslilctit litres' icod tiense.
President Hayes his ncvir ap
peared io bitter cdvant.ig; than
during his j-iu-rCnt Western tour.
He has male more than half a doz
en addrcsst. s to the people, mist ol
them ?iiort, and all of tbcni charac
terized by modesty, pood sense and
siro-.-.ij pattiotism. lie never indul
ges in clap-lr.ip or rhedomoutade,
but always 5-ids something of a U3e
ful or hopeful na.ure to say to tho
ctowcls who assemble t-j sco at;d
hear him. At the j rcsunt time
when business ei:t;rpri--cs ara taking
a frrsh st.rt, wh -n cofi dene e is
fully re-established, a-sd the coiu.trv
i.s on the hip-h rr.ad to prosperity,
the President of toe Uuit;J Sjatos
miglit be excused for claiming for
the Aim in is! ratio n the credit of
h iving done mush to bring about
this great iniprovenieut i:i the con
dition of sfTuhs. Tut Mr. Il.tycs
docs not. On the coi.trary he tells
his Ticart-rs tint it is the people
th niselvt s and not the ciUcta's at
Wa.-hicgion, whe have wrought tLis
chanj-e.
. What's in the' wind? The Cincin
nati Enquirer, a Democratic author
ity of the strictest tyre, and high
priest in the temple, had a brig cui
tc-riai lately, declaring that Griiiit is
Ihe best man that can be nominated
lor President next time. And r.cw
t ernes the Jfew York GrorJi.c
already notyd for its keen fcent of
coming events and in a full pnjte
cartcon represents "Democracy'' in
the. person of a blooming damsel
bea ing a fan, with the inscription
"Solid South," and fastening upon-
the of Graal' coat :l 1!orHl
badge with the iuscrtption, "Prc.-n-
, , . - ... :.. , ..
dential omination. Closely cliag-
to bis .i:.m on t.je th..r sille ; . !in
cqn.-tlly jiyoits young lady styled
"Kepub'ica-iism.'who Ecctn3 toeti
J:' - v tl10 ljnnor 10 hcr etcr;,t 'cvclM-d
in th s offering. Can it be, a?ks the
San Francisco P.-cJ, that it is in store
for Grant to rcciire the call of both
the Xcrth and South to tiae I'rcsi
duncv? lias it been reserved for him
to complete the reconciliation of the
sections, and, r.t Ihe joint instance of
both parties, to give an administra
tion that shall obliterate sectional
hate and prtjudiec? It would be just
li:3 luck.
Ckxekai, Biowelf, of the Chico
ranch, has bc-en for some years pa?l
been growing a variety of musknu lon
w niei. nas u. ti aeu a uiucn anemion
o:.,l 1....... ..t
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The i'epartment of A.ciiculture pre -cured
seed from Ionia, ia IS ji), at a
cost of 51 20 per pound in ro'd. A
f,.,v EeeJs were sent to the General,
and though he has been very libera!
disseuiin-a'Jag the sejtK yet it is
uy no means Knoivn so wen as 1
merits deserve. When piire,il is the
best miu-kmelon raisetl, and is pecu
liarly well adapted to the Sac-r.mer.to
valley. It ii very large, wilh ex
in inely thick flesh tnd tew seeds.
Tho above is frm the Sacramento
i;?conl-Uni:'!i. As the climate of the
Salt Hirer valley is very similar to
the Sacramento valley the introduc
tion of this melon would meet with
Beet and 'tne Siacar.
There have been eleven beet sugar
factories established in the United
States. No one of iLcm has been a
success. But tho luanu.'acture of
beet sugar is great and successful
ind'istty .b jt'a in O crmanv y.nd
France. I'er'.ap 1 it will be ia this
ctjunlry at no distant day.
Pi-obittilv the sugarcane would grow
in all the vulieys'of - Arizona, as weil
a in th.-irt- of Southern California.
After a while the sugar plantations
in those districts may asmne great
importance-. The value of ihe sugar
consumed in the United Stales is
about lejual to the value of i.ll the
precious metals annually produced.
California is now making the best
raisins of commerce. Now for fresh
experiment in the sugar line. Oak
land Tribune.
If you arc a true man you w: I
fin i it much ea ier to please the
w n'd with jour actions than to
pi ar,-- ymiraelf.
Tnr; iti-es.- i;:m- 1 .-I'ev.) UfccUe says
fiat sinc.i the year J ST-! b eine-ss ha
no! lx'e-n asdn'l a.-, it is at the present
t .'.!.- i.i it -cv ion
DATA.
Over the ?ins.S
by Trail.
j jjjg HsraJd CsrrospDndcni's Jn-
tercct.r.q sue
Picket Po-zt Pulp
cor.nr;srONDi::ci; or
Hr.rA;.D
Tcc?o, Ov-tr.l.rr 6, 1S;9.
The trip to or from Globe City is
j r,n experience without which no man
atnd into the e.vpei I nces of A
o:;a.
The ar.;t ciht miles
sti-.e to the Bioo-.ly
fire made m a
Tanks ranch.
whara ia?scnier an.i frei-'iit are
i transferrer! lo the haki of muhs foi
transportation over the "trail" to the
Kin;; mine.
It was the fortune of your corre
spondent to m:Ue this crdere.-tuig
trip recently in company with others
among the reet Messrs.' Eaton and
C.ihv,-. of G'.ohe ciiy, who were ac
companyinj tiieir lartje shij:ncnt ol
huiiioa from the Rescue mine. At
the poi rit of transfer from thestaje
we started wilh a train of nine pack
a::imls, each loaded with a silver
brick, accompanied by five persons,
maki.Tj altogether quite a lengthy
train, and of a 7cry motley descrip
tion. It was a scene which one un
accustomed to t-tteh asiht wiil never
forget. A? wo mounted tho rocky
steeps of the I'ir.al ran.-s of moun
tains the patient - rnimi's, following
t!ie narrow circuitous trail, under the
leadership of the foremost mule,
whose tinkling bell could lie heard
up on the side of some loeVy clisi, or
down in so in-; dark ravi.ie. The
scene was, at tha satne time, novel
and exciiin.. The yells of tha drivers
urging t'-i; train oa v ird when it fal
tered at some p-;i:U in the trail difd-
1- .. I...: .. . . ..1. l.n
cuu ui ji.i si.;-, ccui.iujj i
mountain gore.-.aaa anon inu ciiou.s
of the wholo company when seme
level point was reached, when the
pace of the whole train wss acceler
ated to a canter, made the mountains
ring as with the war-whoeps of a
tribe of Apache Indians. After fre
rjucut repacking of the s-iiver bar?,
which would not remain fixed in po
sition on ihe backs of the animal-,
ia reached the fatuous Pinal itauch.
where an excuiieut dinner was in
v,;:i;ir.. Here, in the r.-.iil -t of the
mounlaiii?, rre found jL'nvitJg all
ilia choicest of veiretables kawvvn to
! husbandry, with which the ranch
and customers are supviieil.
The distance from t'ioal ranch was
made ia about three hoars, ihe
dU-
lance being about nine miics. I am
sat-slkd
A OJOD UO AD
can be constructed over the moun
tains at a comparatively small cost,
and the wonder is that the enterprise;
of filial county is not e.-tual to the
necessity. I undertand, however,
that rival interests between this and
another route has prevented thus far
the expenditure or money U1.1t has
already been apprcpnut-eil in a sum
oui.leient lo do tin: work.
The Silver King mine was passed
late in the li.'iei neon, and fickt-t
Post, live miles further on, waa
reached by nigliefall. Here arc lo
cated the iniilo of tiie
srLvr.s
and the Seventy-six mining compan
ies. The music of their continuous
pounding. Eight and ' d y, npon the
silver-prodiie.ng rock, fell very grate
fully upon the ear as the town was
entered. Tae genial Supei intendent.
eif the Silver King, Mr. ilasun, under
whose skilful management it is mar
velously successfully, kindly fur
nished all the faels in connection
with its working. These c-ianot i-.!l
b .: given in detail, but a few facts
wiil uot be cut cf place.
tixzm-ll.
The mill is r-.imply a concentrator,
the product of the mill being sent to
Fan Francisco f jr final treatment.
The mill is of peculiar construction,
the blankets ha-ring a backward ro
tary movement, the lighter snaieriftl
running off at the front. The con
centrated ore runs from nine hundred
dollars upwards per ton. The tail
ings are carefully preserved to be
worked some time in amalgamating
psns. The present accumulation is
estimated at twelve thousand tons,
and it I tho;i-lit thev will produce a
net product cf at feast fen dollar
per ton a neat little fortune in itself
of $120.00'). About fiVty tons (lam
are taken from the minp.all of which
is treated by the company's mill.
seve:;ty-x.
Time was not at command to in
vestigate the results of the Seventv-
t titl litif T1VI-.1 ;,i.t it v-..u tt
. ... ....... ..... . ...... ....v. ,t no .ljiflil.
satisfactory to its owners in the re
sults obtained. Both mills are kept
naming to their full cap.ieity.and the
town is ejuite a thriving r.i.ice i.i con
sequence. Several new building
are now in process of construction,
and those too of a good class ard
.'arable chara. tor, many of them be
ing built of wood, chiefly the red
wood of California. Among other
building are a goood school-house
very much nrrde 1 and a new hotel
no less needed. G. II. A.
The re-cent appreciation in values
of some of the leading agricultural
products of California is having a
very buoyant effect upon the feelings
and hopes of the farmers, and upon
the business of the country. The ap
preciation of the v, h'-at, the wool,
the hop and the grape crops I ave ad
ded hundred; of tuoutttinJa to the
pockets of the farmers, and hi? e-n
livened every other business in the
State. This happy time in the busi
ness. of the roil uty will bear fruit
throughout the State and the United
States for years to come. Indeed,
we rcgfml it as a begint ing of good
times for all the industries.
Emigrants fr"in Europe arc- pour
ing into this c uatry in great num
bers. The arrivals ef emigrants at
New York alone for the year ending
wilh August, show the number to be
10S,S0i, which is an increase of 3i5,
472, or nearly one-third over the
number of la-t year. One of the no
table features of this vear's arrival
is the very large ;roportion of skilled
workingmeu and agriculturists
among them. The failure of crops,
the extortions of the large landhold
ers and the stagnation of manufac
ture are driving the Lest elas-es
of the working-population of the old
world to the United States.
GLG3S DI3T&CT
TEHltlTOUIAL 1TE?.:B:
T'ic Jiiizwuzt is now pulilish.1 rs
a nsornin newspaper.'
Governor Staifurd will return t
Arizona hi a!oiit two montlis.
Lieut, ttoota of the Si-nal Corp?,
is ia Tucson. "
Thn r5s.-., coir.niisr-ioncrs held
mcftiiig last Friday. J
A Pteamer wiil leave Yuma next ;
Suml.-iy f r Mohave. j
Sixty lock boxes have been adJed j
to the jio.-tufiiee at Tucson. j
The District Court is in session at j
Fio-renec. j
Work on the Corton mil
at TomU-
stoneis being pushed forward very
rapidly.
They are going to have a lecture
at Tombstone on "Hell closed for re
pairs." Saw mills, in the Iluachuca and
Cliircahua mountains, arc turning
out considerable lumber.
The Washington mining property
in Patagonia District hss been bond
ed to'Eastern parties for f 03,000.
Six weeklies and two daily news
papers in Tucson, and two weeklies
! and two dailies in Prcscott.
A brother of Senator Jones has ar
an ived ia Tucson on bis way to So
nora on mining business.
A petition to incorporate the town
of Tombstone will be heard Novem
ber l:t.
The Signal mill ia Mohave, has
boen sold to a company known as the
Pea body company, ana will probably
be started up soon.
Mines about Clifton, in Apache
county, arv attracting considerable at
tention .j'.st now. One has been
sold for SiO.CCO and ethers bonded
for 00,000.
Mr. B. A. Ficka?, Chief Clerk of
the House of the last Legislature is
agent tor tho now mail and stae
lino, via Fort Huaclmca. at Tomb
stone. Tins lino passes Charleston and
Ihe Empire ranch.
St. Louis parties who purchased
the bonanzas iu the Swisshelm
mountain, will erect a large mill at
once. They have contracted with
Maore & Co. for 203,000 feet of lurn-J:-cr
for that ptirpr.se.
John Ccstcllo relumed to Yuma
this week from Scnora. He brought
back a herd of cattle belonging toM r
Redondo, which have bten placed
on ihe Suu3over ranch 1:1 Maricopa
County. II; reports considerable
rain and good pasturage.
Suit has been commenced in the
District Court at Prcscott, by Jas. P.
fiickr-y, against the Tiger Mining
Company for serious injuries receiv
ed bj.-plaintiff while in the employ
of said company. The damages are
set at $30,000, and suit commenced
for thai sum.
Judge Silent has rendered a ile
cision in the matter of Luke (t al.
vs. the. Bradshaw Banin Mill and
Tvlining Company. It gives the
whole property to Mrs. Marv 51.-
Be-.n, wilh the exception of 13 per
cent, which was decided in favor of
Mrs. C. A. Luke.
Un.ler the- supervision of Major
Chaffee, Indians darning the Gila
below its confluence with the San
Carlos with a view to extensive
planting next season. Tho water
thus coilcteil will enable the Agency
In:linns to irrigate a large body of
land, some say four thousand acres
as rich as a crow ever llew over.
The Board of Supervijers of Fima
county wereaked at what price their
county would board and care for city
and United States prisoners. Where
upon it vrat ordered that city pris
oners be provided for at 73 cents per
day, hnd United Statc3 p: issuers at
$1.50 per day.
Ci!::t.i: Rev G. II. Adams has se
cured a lot from Mr. Samuel Iluges,
on Ihe coruer of Stone Aveuue and
Pennington street.consideratioD. ?500.
Mr. Adams statred out this morning
to raisfl $:03 the firt-t payment
a:;d when we last saw the paper
about noon ?i;23 had already been
suoseriyeil. J tic location is a gooa
one nr.cl it will soon contain a neat
chapel all paid for.
Ai-hnin,: The P. and V. Corbi
lilanuf.icturing Company of New
Britain.Conn., have presented to the
Prescott High School, through Mr.
Sherman, a handsom medallion bust
of Gvernor Safford, in commemora
tion of his services in promoting the
free school system in this Territory.
i lie picture is worthy of preserva
tion, both on account of its artistic
worth and as life like representa
tion of Gov. Safford.
It is reported, says the Tucson Cit
tzni, that the Southern Pacific Rail
road Company has purchased a
ranche 011 the San Pedro at the point
where its line crosses that river, unci
the natural conclusion is that this is
the sight of the great city which has
been built in the iiusginalion of
many. The city on the S.-.n Pedro
can only be to Tombstone what Car
son is to Virginia City.
.9eitH.ul: Mrs. J. M. Redoude ha
sold to Sir-son, Wallace & Co., about
one hundred and sixty tons of wheat,
at 1.90. This is the bulk of hcr share
of this year's crop from Ihe San
Isidro ranch. The seed used is called
the Sonora wheat, is natually quite
free from rust, and is a large, round
and fully developed grain. Our cli
mate is well adapted to the growth of
this cc-re.-.l, we have no fogs and rust
is unknown, we seldom have riins to
lay the grain or start the grain to
growing oa the stalk.
Szntinel: Doc. Masters is in town
and brings cheering news from Mey
ers District. W rk is progressing
fm.:-lj' on the Gunsig'it, the shaft is
elown fifiy-seveu feet and has devel-
oped a fine body of ore which wid
ens as d.-pth is attained. The tunnel
has struck tha ledge an-.l shows fine
metal. A well has been dug read
ing plenty of water aid everything
bids fine for a- prosperous - camp.
Meyers will begin hauling ore lo the
rft'lnmd uext week. All the other lo
cations are looking well aid only
c ipital is needed to develop the mar
velous richness of this District.
"A pretty style of hair dressing for
the morning," snys a fashion journal,
is to wave all the hair.'' AVe agree
with the above. In the morning it
is not only a pretty but a useful fash
ion for women to snatch all the hair
off t'.e back part of the chair, where
it has reposctl during the night, and
wave it around the room to chase
out the Hit-..
In 1S33 the new organization of
the French nrsny wiil attain its full
ilev-lo;mc:it. The active army will
consist of 4!)7,7fi3 men. Two classfs
of the reserves, numbering 313,859
j men r.uJ 2,8-TO tiHiccrs, will he calleii
ut for twenty -ci.sht "lays drill. The
a ! Territorial army will supply 1-19,000
men iiud -i.'OU ofliecri for a forty
night's tiaininjr, so that tiOS.tjOO men
will, at the eml of the year, h.ivc
served with thccollors. It would be
a huge mi.itake to assume that that
was the number permanently under
anus. Tt e number with the colors
except nt such times m the reserve,
and territorial men are called out tor
drill, is below 30.1,090.
"What is, the matter, Alfred
What did you find, so interesting in
the river that 3-011 stare at it so fixed
ly r
"My wife is in bathing and took a
dive from that boat out thero, and
slits li:is Ih-c.'i under such a time that
I'm getting uiiensy."
'How long Ilu she been under?"
"About two hour it wasn't quite
S o'clock when she went in."
One of the leading belles of Sara
toga, dftricg the reason now come to
an end, was a young lady, of Kalt:
more, who petrified her dancers by
offering to bet with them that she
could hit a Coating barrel with n
liundred-pounJor shot ten times to
their once, and inviting them to
come down to Fortress Monroe and
sotilo the wager.
Ill IIIBII I lllll. I 11.11 II Mil lipwP IHIII I MH
" Tn Hscorf.
Lusnber
isu si
GEO. W. CURTIS, PrcfriGtcr
Two and ono-half miles south o
Prcscott.
Having now completed, and in 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, evcrrthing in my
line for the construc
tion of
First class Build'
m
TEK3IS:
Cash on DpIIvrj-
' All orders sent by mail,
or through the merchants
j prompt attention
Geo. TV. Cuktis.
Clipper M
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COMPANY.
Freseott, - - Arizona.
HAVING rtTr.enASKD THR IVTKR.
of J (i Vil-r, n bave ri-no4 the
ahiivn i.i lis wtib uiw can-a and mnobiTiery,
noa am n: better prMparnd tbau ever to laiu
iiu a.l kiuus of
Merchantable. Clear, Fencing, Rus
tic and Surfaced, Matched
Flooring. Beveled
Siding,
Lath, Shingles,
Bash, Doors, Mouldings,
&C at" DED ROCK PRICES.
Gt our prle b"fwf - fcain)r elsewhere.
C2ica trie: Cortex and 3"mm1- in ref
fi. R P It K Fit,
F.O. lAKKER.
SMITH'S RESTAURANT.
Old AmericadttTotcl bnlldlns opposite the
Postoflice.
5THf
Prop
tnt. SMITH, is well-known thronirhont
California as a Una-class Cook, and assumes
the enure control ol this Department.
Good Cooking,
Will ba the main featnre of my Restaurant.
Freshest and Best Fruits, Vege
tables, etc., will be supplied,
on the Table.
Terms Raasonable.
f3TJncmncr tbe IMnc.
MISCELLAN HO Yiv
fiFJHif3 PUP!
There will be a running race for a purse of
One Hundred Dollars
A Single Dash ct 4 Tdlles
Free for Everything in Arizona.
Entrance Closes October lOtti.
AT rilCENLX ARIZONA
ctober IS, 1879
Entrance F- AH boraoa to en-
tfrd ai:d their r.rcii? ami th names f
their owiiar nt the Mcnolia Saloon in th:
city of rhcenix. on Oi t-f re that cLile. La
trance fucs adiied, to the purse.
RESTAURANT !
Capital Block, ftienljc.
BEST GATING HOUSE
In
Ths Salt River Va!!sy.
Our Tables are alwaj-s sup
plied with the best to
be obtained in tho
Markot.
Polite Attention Paid to Guests
C. Safari, Paor'R
ART GALLERY
Southwest Corner of Plaza.
rpiiE itxnr.nsicxED. having com
JL plated hia new eiallerv. in i.oir pri
pared to execnto ail work in hin line in the
best style and at roainabtc rates.
A comiilote assortment or AEIZOSA
SCENKKY alwr.yn on han.t.
A full lino of Picture Frames and Monld-
IlltJH.
tictnroa framed to oi der.
a. u. EOTnnocic.
White & Walters
KEEP A F1R3T-CLAS3
Ou Washington Street, Phoenix.
Imported TVines, Liquors
and Cigars.
The Bradshaw Mountain
IS OCR PLACE OF BUSINESS.
DON'T GO TO
its 4b4r&&,v
For we will sell you goods
RIGHT AT YOUR CABIX DOO
Fort
. LESS MONEY !
Than j-ou can buy at Prescott anil
transport them home.
We have depots at
Gillette, Tip-Top and feck
District.
Mining Men take Notice !
And save the bother of packing,
The Loss ns Time, and Actual
Cash, by buying of
ANDRES & ROWE.
Boot and Shoe Maker.
Wa8liInsro:t street. adjoining the
(Store of Castaucda.
Fashionable Boot and Shoox of the best
material made to urdvr in elegant style.
Perfect Fits Guaranteed.
T enve mv entire attention to enptom made
w.rk. and I have every facility fitr sivin-r
catire call-faction, tend tu vour oraur.
lsoei
MISCELLANEOUS.
United Stat
R ESTAURAUT
Oid American Hotel Building.
Cornr Wanliiurton end Center streets.
WILL OPEX OH
or. day, Oct'ohsr ISth-
FIBST CLASS COOK,
GOOD MEALS,
MODERATE. RATES.
-T-E RESPECTFCI.I.Y MOt.Tf tTTIIK
7 y.nxrc.nn o; th? dtuImr
living, a it w ul be ct;r aim ly plca&e a
ii?
ooil
7.1 IT. BEECai'K .
oc lid
FURNITURE I
The nntiersijtncd has on hand a large
assortment of
Furniture and Upholstery
Also manufactures to order
FIXE CAUIXET WARE,
DOOR.S. WAINSCOATIXG.
AND OFFICE FITTUSTGS
Fftorn maita chain? constantly on hnnct
On Washington eti-cct, adjoiuiug the bloru
oi 3tuan i-o.
GT-'J A. COEKA.
Fhosnix Hotel.
Washington St.. batweeu Maricopa and
rima utreuia.
Cool and elegautlj-
Furnished Roorrsi
Singly or cn suite.
BATHS, Warm or Coid.
BAR AND HEADING nOO
J. J. GAEDINEK.
Drix & Ca.,
Phxniz
Arizona.
SODA WATER
AND
S A R S A P A R ! L L A.
For Salosna, Families and Everybody,
Pleasant. Hcaltltfal and Cheap.
Ii yon don't likn tt straight, ask for a Soda
Cocktail," Saloons furuisn tttera.
J3?""Orders solicited and satisfaction gnar
aatced. BRICK FOR SALE.
TITS rN'DEKStOSKD 'WIsnKS TO
inform thv public that ho has en hand
Brick of a Superior Quality,
And in "y quantity desired
Yard, Southeast Corner of Town.
H. II. LIXVILLE.
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SEYP.10UR HOTEL.
i. A. STKIC'KLAXD,
Pro"r.
Situated at Ihe mill site of the Cen
tral Arizona Alining Company..
Singe station for the famous Vul
ture mine.
Prices RcasoiiaWe.
V 14 c a i-i
1 CS S ESESsJ
MM GaS
3 ess
n J
TUCSON,
A H D ALEXANDRA.
Jolllf
Wholesale Liquos Dealehs.
COi-ncr of r.Iai-Icora and JefTcrstOB. Strrets .... F k
Sole Agent for Southern Ari.ona for
tho Celebrated
Milton J. Hardy's Cutter WHJSICJSZS
manufactured by VILTON J. LTARDYA Co., of LouI-
ville, Kentucky. E. Martin and Company, Sua Frua.
cisco, Sole Agents for tho Pacific Coast.
Onr connections in Kentucky. Xcw York and Sa Fram-isco rVi
to purchase direct from Maimlaeturei-s nasi Importers, a:it hairio li-t
to always carry k large stock, the quality ot nhieh cnnautrr, m raa
sell at much lower figures than any other hrne in the tnt'r icJ eta ceav
fidently invito purchasers to cull and examine our goods utiVrv Luvte; cU
where. Have on hand a select stock of Old 3ourbon and Rye Y.'uUkttf. BraiKji
Gins, Rums, Port, Sherry, and Maderia "Wines. ChaiapagrK-, C.uUav
Sauternes, Liqueurs, Eitters, aud syEBYTUiNU appertaiciag to ti
LEOUOR
IEV1 PORTED
t'" Wc would call the attention
of Wines, Liquors mid Cigars, the
supplied by liiat-class houses in San
IfL
Lo
Phcsnix and Seymour.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
Every D
W'3
ID Si!
AGENT FOR TIIE
hington
The public are re;peetfcl!y Informed that
I have moved my baiber (.hop to the
beiMinj; on Wapitnnton sttc-t lately occu
pied by tbe dt ug store of Vl "-Oliver. ai:d
that I have also opened a &ri. .lass balhiii
establishuient.
By Ptrict a tnntton to bntnass I hope to
"warrant a fair share of vour patrontve.
Vi. aTUr.isUL lte!.
Late of San Francisco.
Cheap Living!
Board reduced to $G 00
per "week.
Single Meals - cents.
Board by the day
$1
at ihe
Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
ivm. i:rM.-n.
PHCEN1X,
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APJD DOMESTIC
of con.ioissure-s to our ft -ect ainwal
quality of wlnh rejl
Francisco or Estsra Cities.
tiX t-f-3 ;J
iii i.i r.
Hi mn m
ti i;vt
3 li LiIJ
apartment Complete.
lOnstantlv Arriving
CELEBRATED
2 Machine
THE
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The Lead'n; Hire! of Saa r-fW4
the n-.iwl el.-rttt!T Warn
ti.c wort.i. ver Ji.vt'.itV ai.a' -pen-.U-rt
hv Mr. K.:-:wn i 1:1 N5-a-c'
anil furniiii-i. UAt-urt" -
navy. s;ii.-o:.-ii aci-wi-iru--. .-'t K.-f t-.
aa.i" larse part:.-. 'f:c- ti-- a
otlier Cii-r:t..- h.l'"l-v t -SV.v-c;fl
coutrcct- i.t .'. !f
m-nt ooardi-:-- Tbe bt-t c-awv
riiiro" in s:Tirat at. i-wl r. a..
dojmt. K.v-nt catt t rvi ka-V-ak
artival by tv-!-:ra'-.? i - rh
A". MAV ABiK. Uia-' at.aat.
ARCADE
BREWER Y
SALOON.
Coolest r.ace f Kert l Tw
SALOOXS AX IMaiUVH
Supplied Uh H;;Khs o iLr; IScvr. CUc
WINES, LiQl'CRS AND C!CS5
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