The Phoenix herald., October 31, 1879, Image 4

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Si PIICENIX HERALD. !
;0SPE3 4 McCi-!ST3CK - - Proprietor!
Friday,... -
etober 3". 17.
Ko tmrilcr-, of this oCl;, ag!?ut -,r o:b;r
person is a:it!).rizT!u t mak p.irch.-ises or
. -.. - .v. j r-.r .nl on account fif Ifci
I tIeBAtit No bills sjrsinst the lifmin wiil
lb? recoznizfd csejl. or purchans and con
tract rout; by t;ic proprietor p?rsoiaj:7 or
npon til 'ir writun o:-l--r.
"RAiLKOAD
The paper; f r th.i last few d iy.
all overtha n itlon, Lave lx-en fiik-d
with the above l;etd line, cu ae-
culeuta which have resulted in loss
of life to etuplovecs and pa-se;ig-rs.
One of these ttfxouuta runa as fol-
lows:-
"About 8 o'clock thi3 evening.
while a ewiich I'ngiiiC in the yard
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railroad was making up the
midnight frughr, they Ftired to
cioss Bunibani s'iii bridge to the
wvst jya-da. The fog w,:s so thick
that it was irnpo-srille to see but a
fvw feft -ihcad, and the Ciigiut-rr
did not discover, until within a few
ft-t of it, thai the bridge v. as turuo-.l
for a passing vessel. The e-.ig.ine,
tcoiiT, and a car of I srd plunged
into the river. The engineer and
fireiua i jumped from the eiiirine.the
former, Lcn Butler, was puked up
out of the river, prohably fat illy
injured, Th fireman escaped with
severe brumes about the legs, while
Harry Hill, a teh-jrr.iph operator,
who was riding on the bumper loeo
mo:ive, was turitd under the Je-
ri?, and crushed iu:o an .unrecog
nizable masB."
Now, we bilicve in holt'ing rail
road companies responsible for a'l
lo.-ses cf U(u that can be avoided,
but we think cften an injustice ia
done them in these rnat!er.. It is
au cijy thing toj;iti in a popular
tirade against certain clasres
whsther they be railroad companies
tr mothers-in-law. It is a cheap
raeihotl of eceming t.i be f irr-srt,
but, from the foundation of the
world, we bel'cve, accidents have
hnppenrd. Even before r.iilroads
were built, there was an occjt-vnr.l
loss of life. Vi'e have for ten vc:trs
past.ri'Jden many thousands of miles
annually, and have, almost without
exception, ftur.d railroad ui.ti
courti cms, and careful of the lives
of their pastcugcrs, as well as of
their own property. The wonder is
that with the many thousands of
trains-ruutiirg daily over hundreds
of thousands of hu'c?, that there
are not mere cf these 'horror.." j
To think that every rail must bo '
sound, every j int perfect, every j
spike secure, every tie in plue?, !
every b;i 'ge string, every wheel
without a fi;w, every t ngi..ccr
awake, every conductor slccplc-s.
every brakenjan at Iit3 post, every
switch rightly turned, ice, Sec, all
ever the United States and the
world, the maivel is that we have
ca few "horrors" instead of many
more. As loner as railroad are
run, we suppose streams mu3t bo
crossed; - Toga"' will arise so that
engineers can ''sec but a few feet
ahead," and, under these circum
stances, if the bridge is "turned for j
a passing vessel" the er.giue will go J
to the bottom. We believe in great j
rare on trip nnrt nf r.-t-?rn;5 tin it !
is too much to ask thcra to disperse
"fogs," or annul the l iw of gravita
tion wLich plunges locomotives and
traius to the bot'em of a river.
The Supreme. Couit of Pennsyl
vania h.:s decided that Alleghany
County is liable for the damages
inflicted by the Fit;sburg mob in
3 877. This La in accordance with
common scare.
TH2 emigration to the west svems
to be much greater than ever before,
Not many years moje will elapse, at
the present rate, n hen there will no
longer be any "frontier"' on Ameri
can soil.
j W-flT each longing, Friesd Maiion
for the pipiog d tys .f election
lime.' uosi uiyjoo o,nce ncca rc-
lenishing at the ambli?iiu caiui j
diitn's expeLse? -
1 i i i i ;
The question as to whether )- j
cred troops wiil tight, waa tffctt ;
ualiy settled by the g.il'ant
' !
ouet c-t t:ie company
the recent U;e war.
engaged in j
TfJE erematioa of the famous Pi:.
LeMovnk's remains, with i;s dis
gusting accotnpariimeiits, will not i
I... JiL-..l.. ,.. ,...i,..,i c
.!.. .
iut-.Tiueiit."
Mr. itouEirr Thojiih thiuhs if
Grant were nominated l.y the
Kepublican jiarty he would be
almost sure ofau electi..n.
Two jfcxDit::i axijsixtt-seven
farmers.with their families, recently
left Liverpool for Texas.
deed h.n been filed for record in
this county of the transfer of an un
divided one hahf 'interest in the first
eastern exteasioa cf thr Richmond
nii-ue, better knawn as the Maek
Morris mine. The interest is soid to
II, A. Stout and- J. F. Xavaro, of
Xewlork. and C. B. Fi.sk, of New
Jerse". The consideration i- 100,
l00. Tie property is located in the
eastern etui of Maricona count v in
Globe Mining District. We under-
'-and that a mill will be immediately
crwrjed- The work will .be under i
L'll -;n ' ,
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
Fri-Jay. Oct, 21.
Geo Coat. 2.5 pkgs, O'.O.
Carl Sherrer, 2 pkgs, 173.
J O'iipuro, 5 pkgs, 540.
T.I A.!icr & Bra, 11 pkgs,
pkgs, 2.j0.
Ellis, Ahi-r& Co. 11 pkgs,
790; 2
(So.
.1 C'"l;i.rn, 1 pfcg. 60.
H Morgan & Co, 51 pkgs, 560-5.
HATDES'B ferht.
C T Hjydsn, 71 pkirs, 5:25:1.
ritESCOTT-
KX-ily &. Stephens, 2 pkgs, 130.
Clias. Crocker, 2 pUg, 470.
1) Levy Co, 8 pks, 570.
D rjbirpcr, 2 pkir-i, 50.
X & G Eiiis, 1 pkg, SO.
T C I5iy, 13 p'.;gs, 2i0.
rS Hill, 10 pkgs. .'5.
J GolJwaler & Bro, 87 pkgs
10 pkgs, 200.
W A Rowc, 1 pkg, 55.
MCIXWELL.
J Y T Smith, 13 suud, 1511.
WH TITLE.
Q M depot, 6 pkgs, 1213.
KRADHAW.
Bowen, Knowles Co, 1 pk
1300;
180.
Theo Lcisllon, 10 pkgs, 11E5.
T APACHE.
A A Q M, 2.i-my wagons, 5200.
rirtE.s'iS.
Mrs. ?,Iary LeBarr. 1 pkg frnit, 35.
Jno R Dall & Co, 1 pkg, 2.
Goo. Coats, IS p!:gs, 500; 10 pkgs,
1125.
E Irvine & Co, 15 pkgs, 535; 1 pkg
1C0.
pnEseoTT
L BsisUfcrd, 75 cund, C030.
V.'ra II Perry, 1 pkg, 70.
TVm M Bulfuui, 3 sund, 1230;
pkZK 10310.
Jobn Campbell, 5 pkgs 300.
J JIer?pring, 1 pkg, 55.
J Rsible, 2 plus. 805.
1S1
Peek Mining company, 140 salt,
S0G00.
1TAVDEI1S.
Mr Harden, 1 pkg 70.
eETMOTTK.
Kimble Bros 25 pkg. 2SS0.
J Duncan, 2 pkgs, 110.
MOIXWFLL.
J Y T Smith, 5 pkgV 110.
vrLTCEE.
W A Kowc, 21 pkgs, 1210.
TIGEK.
X Sheckies, 10 pkgs, P10.
Mayor fc Co, 20 pkgs, 1C35.
Snndar. Ortolcr 27.
rircs.vix.
G Coats, 25 sund, 25",0.
Left 5s Dc Laramie, 1 pkg, 370.
Mo.-itfay. October 2Sth.
Ellis. A?hcr & Co, 31 pkgs 2010.
X Rosenthal, 2 pkgs, 120.
HATDZX'S.
J T Priest, 8 pkgs 020.
PRESCOTT.
W F BuiTum, 1 pkz, 305.
R Connell, 1 pkg.. 100.
IC DOWELI-
A A Q M, 1 1 pksrs, 2020.
Capt J Xoi-vall, 1 pkg, 11.
WHIPPLE.
Chf Q M Dpt Ar, 2 pkgs, 1725.
A A Q M, 43 pkgs, 4510.
Depoi Q ,M. 15 pkgs, 1SS0.
i I3vme, 1 psg. la.
Lt C'raisue, 1 pkg, 12.
K Fowler, 2 pkgs 120.
TIGER.
Tiger Mine, 1 steam pump, 170.
Lt. King, 3 pkgs, 110.
Tuesday, October 28t3i,
PIIIEXIX.
Gr-idherg Son, 2 pkgs (0.
E Irvine. 1 pkir, 33.
Georgo O. Brown, 10 pkgs 1130.
M A-iher Z Bro. 61 pkgs C000.
rKtsOTT.
Teek 31g comp'nv, ill salt, 20,000.
R Cnrnell, 6 pkes 1255.
Randall .fc Cline. 20 pkgs. 500.
Wm 31 Buffim, 3'pkgs, 620; 1 pkg
00.
T C Bray, 5 pkgs, 6S0.
W ICEEM.UK'5.
E O Grant, 2 pkgs, 200.
HAYDES'S FEERV.
C T llaydeu 11 pkgs S20.
AVedncsday. 30th.
PHCEKIX.
F Purcella, 5 pkrs, 800.
J. R D!l & Co, 2 pks 700.
Geo F Coats. 2 sund, 1,35 ; 1 pke. 50
A B Wilev, 13 pkgs. 455.
E Irvine & Co, ll'pkgs 600.
S Jackson. 12 pfcss, 1?80.
M Asher & Bro, 13 pkgs 1295.
TRSCOTT.
Pisters St Joseph, 4 sund, 2-"V.
J Go! luater & Bro, 1 pkar, 90.
W M Bufi'um, 2 sund. 230.
E Herzoir. 10 sund, 00.
T Brav, 2 pk-js, 010.
V,' P Hill, 1 pkg. 10.
D Levy & Co, 7 pkg-. 292.
D Shirpser, 1 pkg, 45.
HATDEit'e.
CTFI.ivden, 13 pkgs 1030; 23
pkgs. 2035.
J T Piicit, 1 pkg, no.
MCDOWELL.
J Y T Smith, 10 pkgs, 134-0.
LOCAL LIXES.
F,.fim sa!ur(iay's Daily.
James Stewart is back again,
Vi'm. Fenter, the road commissioner
is in town.
Xo- pas-eugers on the Prescott
ge m nicKen.wrg i-i,ig.K.
.n-i m.h ii-.in,ri itidt eiij, 1:1 our
ei'-elient ehmate.
j;,lln T. Bostwick of Tip-Top left
for his mountain home this uiornhig
Gaorge A. Viuzcui, connected witli
mining enterprises at Cave Creek, is
ia the citv .
We m i-
the watering cart verv
i much, and would like to see it make
jls re.a:.,nearance.
Mrs Lowry and Mrs. Hart were tl 0
recipients of a serenade, Thursday
evening.
Mr. Master?n, T. W. Brown. W.
Walker and . Bellya have left for
Tombsloji .
Four passengers by the Black Can.
yon stage this moruing: C. W. Smith
Prescott. J. Wr. Bostwick and Mr.
Copley, Giilett and a Chinaman.
Mr. Kleia returned, last evening
from a short trip north, and will
mve for his Lome at the railroad
lonight. Vi'm. Stevenson one of the proprie
tors and Dan Stevens Superintendent
of the Southern Pacific stage liae ar
rived last evening.
ATe understand that there is some
I probability of Tom Rogers going
i ..
latter Ji
irn C'r.ms who is now in So-
nora and who, when he left Phoenix
took property not his own.
In front (.f Smith's "restaurant,
b t i.flf rrrct.-hcj hif.nfn in tr
on
ei
we to-tlav noticed three turker. three
chickens and a dozen cm whi( h
will be served np for to-morrow"s
dinner at 12 o'clock, at his p'p 'lur
restaurant. Meals 25 cents. Oppo
site Tl omson it Thibodo'sdrug store.
At the annual meeting of the Gen
eral Lee Silver iiininir Co. held in
San Francisco last Monday the old
Board of Directors wtre reelected,
namely: A. Clia'iot. W. Dsitton, Q.
A. Chase, C. E. Gilletl and J. A.
Lyttle. Subseq'iently the Board
met mid elected A. Chahot President,
V. Dutton. Y;;-c-Fre?i.lcnt, Bank of
Cnliforaia, Treasurer and C. E. Gil-
i k!t, Secretary.
From Monday's Daily.
Win. B. Hellings has returned
from San Francisco.
The Grand Jury will likely make
its report Wednesday.
Wrliiam Birch from Green Valley,
Tcnto Bitin, is in loin.
X- Rorcn!h.:l has issued a comic
advertiser. Cull at his store, opposite
the express office, aod get one.
To-day the wind blows and dust
fills the'air miking it unpleasant for
all obliged to be on the streets.
Owing to the continued warm
weather and ir.riear.cd demand tor
ice. the factory has again started up.
The IIeuald's dispatch from
i -kcnl.urg si?.te that the stage to
arrive this evening couti.ins- no pas
sengers. Hereafter the Town Trustees will
make a nominal charge to all people
who u-e town water" tor irrigating
I urpoiC3.
Six prospectors arrived in town to
day, but from what district we (lid
not learn, though probably from
Tonto Basin.
The address of Hon. John J. Gos
per, Secretary of the Territory is, for
two weeks, Palmer House, Chicago,
anil then for the same length of time
Aurora, 111.
The dinner at the United States
Restaurant yefterday was a master
piece of tbe culiniiry art. Sam, the
boss of the kitehen, wiil continue to
abide in his present place.
Any person hsving about 5,500
pounds of Larky, who wishes to riis-
,.An rt iT.ii cm,i,i. t-il.-lT-xr Ta r 111
j f,jml,cr :lml hr lafancein ca.-b, "can
hear of a purchaser at this olfice.
Major Hooper will shortly secure
n small tract of land five or tea
acres and expen.cent with sugar
cane, lie will plate the land under
the care of a competent person, and
bring his cuttings frcm the Sandwich
I: lands. He feels confident o ' its
successful raisins here, and would
like to see ail our farmers devote a
little time and labor to the purpose.
John T. Bostwick, cf Tiptop, has
been in town the last few days, and
informs us that times ere as lively as
ever in hat camp. Two gangs of
men are at work on the Territorial
road and appearances indicate that a
rood road with easy grade will be
j constructed. After the first of the
coming month the mill a. Giilett will
he says, be shut dcrn n for six weeks,
On the 1st the contract with Sim
mons, the quartz hauler, expires, ar.d
hereafter the ore will be carried from
mine to mill in wirors. During the
stonnasre of the mill all the energies
of Messrs. Webber and Brown wiil he
devoted to sinking the new shaft and
other work of development. The
mine will be so opened that double
the number now employed can be
worked, and the mill when restarted,
will run Ci hoard instead of 12 as at
present.
From Tuesday's Daily Herald.
Bcu Wehrfritz, formerly brewer
for Gustav Bccher ot the V. S. Brew
err, has sine into the manufacture of
beer at Tombstone
Wm. Griffith and D.iu Steveus of
the Southern Pacific Stage line left,
via Black Canyon, Sunday morn'ng,
for the northern country
Mr. Helm, son of the Superintend
ent of the Tiger mine, arrived from
San Francisco this morning, and left
on the Black Canyon stage.
Old Kentucky Log Cabin whisky
remains the favorite brand used in
this Territory. Jno. R. Dall &. Co.,
are the r.ele agents.
The following passengers arrived
by Black Canyon stage yesterday
morning: Robert Piummcridge, Ben
Stern, Albert Wi!zen3ki' Mark Ezc
kiels and Jolin LeParm.
A. D. Lercon. district Attorney and
Mr. McCabe have formed a co-part
nership for the practice of law. The
la-1 named gentleman will soon be
joined by h:3 family and perma
nently locate here.
From Wednesday's Daily.
M. L. Peralta returned home last
evening.
II. Ellis has returned from his Cal
ifornia trip.
Bread is the stafF of life, so is ad
vertising the ttntf of business.
Blessed arc those who do not adver.
tise, for they shall rarely be troubled
with a customer.
You can't eat enough in a week to
last yon a year, and you cau't adver
tise bp. that plan either.
Bti.-.in'jss can go on without adver
ti:-ing, ?o can a wagon go without
greasing, but it is hard work.
Mrs. Wuatworth, returned yester
day from a visit to Picket Post, ac
companied l.y Mrs. Whctlow.
E. Ganz purchased the other even
ing ot" a Mexican, a young deer
caught in the neighborhood. He
will raise it ns a pet.
Wm. Berry, vetinary surgeori ad
vertises in this issue. Ave rectmi.
mend him to all persons needing his
services.
Mr. Strikes from Big Bug and
Josio llarcourt from Giilett arrived
on the Black Canon stage this morn
ing. Superintendent Cushenbury and J
E. Durkee arrived from Seymour
yesterday afternoon bringing with
them three bais of bullion valued at
about 8,100. It is reported that the
mine is looking as well as ever.
There will be a meeting at the
church on Center street next Sunday
at ten o'ele k a. m. for the purpose
of organizing a Sunday Sc hool. All
are invited to attend; also services at
same place at 7 o'clock, P. M.
From Thursday's Daiiy
j The Grand Jury have not reported
vet.
A first-class milinery store
open in this city in a few days.
will
James Copely atid E. A. Pray were
t'-'c only passengers leaving by this
morning's stage.
Major Hooper left t Is I morning
for San Frincisco- . Mr. D.iil accom"
pauies him as far as Maricopa.
Dr. R. F. Ernst, Government sur
geon to the Pima Indians, favored
the Herald office with a call to-day
The HeRALD'a b'lclt file has done
service in court twice now, and in
dication point to its third appear
ance, in a few days.
Colonel Kales has got a new hat
direct trom San Francisco and the
very latest, style. He never that is
hardly ever wears any but the
very latest out.
Xothing is so nice as take vour
love out riding these exquisite moon
light nights, and Hamlin's livery
stable is just the best place in' the
world to get a fine turnout.
L. Ardold, a dentist, well known to
sli wir elilz-rjs (urmi-rlv re
! t-ide l in San Diego, lias arrive! -in
! ow"- an(l to open au offlee
and lc.nain a few weeks.
To-morrow evening there will be a
social dance at Woolsey and Went
worlh's Hall. All lovers of the Terp
siehorean art are most cordially In
vited to attend. Ticket, $1 ; no re
freshments. Clark & Adams authorize us to
drop the name of George E. Loring,
from their advertisement, ns their
agent id Plirvnix. This, we believe,
leaves this lumber firm without nn
agent here, but business tranmctcd
with the house in Prescott, will re
ceive the promptest attention.
Rosfnt'r.al has just received 20,000
Old Judirc and Vanity Fair cigar
rettes and 40,000 cigars. As "his
store is small and stock large, he w ill
sell them at San Francisco prices to
make room. Everybody knows where
hi place of business is because he
advertises. Patronize him.
ARIZONA ITEMS.
fer TELEGRAPH, j
TuMon.
' Tucsox, October 30. Tho Tomb
stone Mining Company have a total
length of shafting in it mines of 519
feet, of cuts run 445 feet, aud of lev
els and drifts 1008.
A report has just been rcceiv d
here of the fining of a mining towu
in the Papago country, southwest of
Tucson, not heretofore kuown to the
whites. It created much talk, and
it is thought that rich mines are
there.
This morning J. D. Kinnear started
his daily stage to Tombstone, which
wiil leave hereafter every morning
at seven o'elock, and arrive at and
leave Tombstone same time as now.
This is gratifying and shows the
great increase of travel between our
city aud the livlicst miuing camp in
Arizona.
Colonel Stewart, the veteran stage
manager passed though Tucson yes
t !r."a .- n o n nz for Ton.b tone.
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterdays in the Recorder's of the
Promptor Gold and Silver Mining
company with ?5,0:100,000 capital
stock and the following Directors:
Alpheus Lewis, President C. A, Pragc
Sccretay, Robert A. Lewis. Also the
Rumby Gold & Silver Mining Co.
with $5,000,000 capital stock and the
following directors: Alpheus Lewis,
President, T. M. Cunningham and
! Robert A- Lewis, Secretary. These
mines are iccalwl ia Tombstone d!s
! trict.
Prescott.
Pkescott. October 30. Consider
able mining in this section and there
is some talk of putting up a ten
stamp custom mill.
Tiiornc end others of the Silver
Brit mice, have a large force of men
at work, developing their property.
Messrs. Kaible fc Hatz, who have
es'ensions on the Silver Belt are en
raged in sinking a shaft on the same
Teey are down 30 feet and will go 50
feet further. Ore in tho be.-t claims
assays way up.
Goldwater's new building is rap
idly approaching completion and
will be occupied in a few weeks.
Another Montezuma street saloon
was closed by the SheritT last night.
Joe Drew one of the Bradshaw
Road ' Commissioners, arrived from
the Tip-Top last night. Ho reports
t'.iat they hayo 40 men at work on
the road- "Wages ?10 per month and
board.
The Board of Supervisors have the
county prisoners at work on the
plaza, digging a large well.
General Wilcox has consented to
allow the post band to play on the
Plaza once a week, if the citizens
will have erected a suitable band
stand. Mrs. Judge Rush returned to Pres
cott this morning, alter several
months visit in San Francisco.
non. Clark Churchill leaves to-daj-for
San Francisco, to be absent about
one month.
Prescott, October 9. The Lc
reco mine, situated in the
Bradshaw district has just been
bonded by Bowen. Knowles & Co.
r"""rttfTRrit-'l-uij-''""vfwmrwm
rEW ADYERTISEMEXTS.
Wm, E
VETERINARY
erry,
SURGEON.
Corner cf Adams and Moctxzuma pts,
I nn'lorPtand all th dlpsases tba, tu horre
ie heir Ui and wili treat them to the cat
ibfaciionoi their owner.
XFW FHlEXIX IUKEIU.
Washington stccct r-pp. Court House,
Twelve loaves or Itread or 12
liread Tickets, St.
IMcs and c;ik.'S uhvara on band.- Itjc
lrcad mad to orijer.-
oct Id
Tombstone
Cosmopolitan Hotel
C, HILICKE,
rr"prictor.
bare oncned thf shove new First. Clasn TTo-
u-i mm am prepared to npromniodate trav
et.ir with board and cohilorlable sleeping
istrancrs and travelers supplied with
jie .lift UL nil uonrH.
This Hotel will be fonnd to be the
BEST in the
EV1 AREHET.
V. TRUfyiPER,
Practical Watchmaker & Jeweler,
roatc7.tirra Street, Opposite Drug Store
Watches Repaired
Kavinsr hart Xeveotrcn YrarH
pxpeiinco: in this bLisinet, I am pre
pared to do all kinds of work entrusted to
me.
CALIFORNIA BAKER"?.
Washington street opposite Kelly's meat
Market.
Best Flour, Sweetest Bread.
Twelve Loaves for One Dollar.
JCVK BREAD,
tntllAM BK AO,
TIES A CAKES,
uUt.ivs on band,
fT&Jlot biscuits every morning. S3
PHOiiXIX HERALD.
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Of Phoenix and Maricopa
county and the southern
portion f Arizoua, It is
tho intention of the pub
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Receipt Booms,
BH1
Letter Heads,
Legal Blanlin,
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All Kinds of Work for Ca
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MIS C ELLAS ECUS
The Tiger!
TOM BROWS, rrop
(Old Stand next to Salart'a restaurant,)
TTarlnir pnrctiased the - interest of Mr
Daniel. I am prepared as everioaolt my pa
Irons with the best of
WJXES. HO.IORS A riCABU
A fin billiard table fortbe use of patrons
Call and see'me aud you will be treated
fell. odd
Jesse Jackson,
(l.ute of Prescott)
1 have tessed the qnarters lonn.rly ocrrj.
Elcd by Smith & Slroude, for one year, and
ave opened a
FIRST CLASS MA LOOS,
Ivijere none bnt the best liquors and Cigars
will be given to pairona.
Remember tUe place,
THB CAPITOL BtriLDtSS.
MISS KATIE HAYWOOD'S
Saloon,
Keit to the Bank Exchange-
FINE WINES, LIQUOHS AND
CIGARS.
1 would be plead to soe all my old
riend and oilier at my new saioon.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER.
C. H. Kelly,
Shop Slootemma nret. two doors north
of Magnolia saloon,
I am prepared to do all kinds of
SIGX PAISTIXO,
nOl'SE PAISTI3SS,
PAPER HAXUIXO.
In the fluost style of the art, eld,
S. P. R. It.
OF ARIZONA.
Commencing Monday, May 19th,
1879, Trains will leave Mari
eopa as follows .
p rr A. M. DAILY Passenger
J JtJV jTruiu Westward for Yuma and
l.os Aticcles and San Francisco. conneetiBif
at I-nthrop with Atlantic Express train for
Stockton. rHicramento. Oeden and Omaha.
Sleninc car attached from Yuma, A. T., to
Oakland. Cal.
i P- M. DAILY PassenecT
y JO Train eastward for Caea Grande,
councctini? v itn stages for Tucson.
T. U. GOODMAN,
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent,
A- .'Towne, Gen. hupt.
J. !. Castenada,
-DEALER IS
GROCERIES, WIXE9,
PROVISIONS LIQVORS,
HARDWARE, CIGARS,
CROCKERY' ETC.
EvrrvtMng Kresh and first-class, and as
cheap as can be bought in any store in tfca
city.
Washington street opp. plaza.
ocld
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
BILLY MORRIS,
w'Cfington street above Gardiner's.
All kinds of jobbing work done with
promptness, aud in a workmanlike man
ner. FIKMTI HE AXD DESKS
A Specially. '
Will build anything from a fence to a Cap
itol building.
John H. Burger.
BLACKS M I T II AND
WAGON MAKER.
ShopOne block wcet of Herald OMre.
Particular attention paidTto
horse shoeing:
Non; but the beat of Workmen employed
dj rue.
ARCADE
BREWERY
SALOON.
riotcE
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS
We are now makinir our own malt and
have reduced the iricc of beer. We will sell
A l ive Gallon Ke for S3 OO.
One Doien Bottled Beer. SO.
S A LOOMS AXD FAMILIES
En pliod at the shortest notice,
itrewere supplied with
MALT
of a Superior quality In quantiti a to fult.
We have for tsale
FINE, TITHE MALT VINEGAR
In.."" solicit liberal patri
"HCKE, Jos
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we eoiiclta liberal patronage.
Jos. TITAt fTFIM FH
GOLDM
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4 V & CO.
hi-" ja "v 1 A
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'"'Mr'j
MiscixLAxrors.
Livery, Feed h
Sale Stable !
CEO HAMLIN.
"Washington street ailjo'.nias
Ilienis Hotel.
BEST OF HORSES AND M3ST
ELEGANT TURNOUTS.
G00DWELL FORCE PIMP AX3
HOSE
LarGc Corral to turn lacsa
stock in.
Hay anl drain alwar oa
hand and fur sale.
t3IIon(s boarded by
the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Satis
faction gu.iraiitecd.
H. Morgan & Go
rilOEXIX, A. T.
DEALERS IX
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Wholesale and Retail.
have oa aaaii
400,000 pounds
Indian Wheat,
m A55D-...
200,000 pounds
Clean Barley,
For sale at the lowest cash
price.
S. Jackson,
Hnving purchased the entire stock.
ilerchandise
From Mr. Satnter, I sliall LereXUc
Loep full assortment ef
GOODS,
aud w ill ecII the same to to pbH
FOR CASH,
at a liviug price, suoli as t &fj a2
cotupetitiou.
Simon Jackson,
WATER RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Fxrsons desirous of puxtrhajiiii- tbiki.
the
Salt River Valley Canal Company.
..OB TBI
HARICOIA CAXALCOJtrASlY
"n d o on !." ntoi trf apft
inir to th tiMdrisiifi at ia U
towu of riurmaL. T Altat.
1-30 if
E. T- Lowell.
CARPENTER & PLASTERER
All work in the above ln proa.jJtjr
atteud'-il t'.
MHntczama street, t.ppoaite tVe 44
Id e 111 .
W. A. Rowc 6l Co
WUKLESIII AND RCTAUL PtUlU Ul
General Merchandise.
The attention of buyers
and consumers are call
ed to our two fine
stores at the
VULTURE AND TIP-TOP MINES.
Ever-thing needed by
Miners and
Prospectors.
$1 1 nnrl Piiniri-
urn dim minium
surrxiES,
a specialty. f"
I
JrprietTjr.-
V. A. ROWE . CO.