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TELEGRAPHIC.
Lines are down, and it is iui pos
ible te get your regular Tress Re
port. Operator.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Record of Transactions During
October.
The following real estate transac
tion were recorded in the office of
the County Recorder for the month
f October:
John D. Bcnner to Thomas M
Boyd, 375 feet of the Antcler Mine,
VIcMillen District, for $300.
Otto Geisenhofer to Gustave Gau
tlirr.I.ti 2.1. and 6. block 81, for
$50.
Probate Judge to Barnett & Block,
lot 17 and 18, block 34, for $20.
Barnett & Block to M. L. Peralta,
Jot 17, block 34, for $500.
Charles W. Block to M. L, Peralta,
lot 18, block 34, for $10.
TL J. Butler to R. S. Thomas, lots
6, 10, and 12, block 63, for $100.
Thomas Williams to Robert Few,
lot 5, block 38, for $100.
Robert Few to Julia A. Loont, lota
8, 10, 12, and west half of lot 11,
block 51, for $100.
John A. Chenowith and wife to J.
M. Bryan, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
10, in block 93, for $1,003.
John A. Chenowith- and wife to
Vina Bryan, southeast quarter of
section 6, township 1 north, range 3
cast, also one undivided one-half of
water ditch, for $2,000.
Cornelius Crowley to Patrick Har
. rHgtaz, the Capitol saloon at 31c
" Mil.'en. fir $100.
Thomas Grsenhaw to John R. Dall
& Co., lot 4, block 24, for $97.
William Burke and wife to David
Baize, south one-half of block 83.
for $350.
Probate Judge to Rebecca S. Lin
wille, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and
10, block 2, for $70.
M. L. Styles, Goeorge H. Cook and
P.T.Thomas to A. V. Stout, J. T.
Nararoe, and C. B. Fisk, $100,000,
one undivided one-half of fiwt east
ern extension of the Richmond mine,
better known as the McMorris mine.
B. R. Biddle and E. W. Biedle to
Emily C Griffin, an undivided one
sixth mill site, of five acres of land
on Pinal Creek, also an undivided
one-sixth interest ia Rod Cloudy Vic
tor, Morning Star and KiUle mines,
for $3,000.
3. K. Biddle and E. "W. Biddle to
S. H. Roberts, an undivided oac
twellth mill site on Pinal creek, and
one-twelfth interest in the Red Cloud,
Korning Star, Victor and Kittie
mines, for $1,500.
Ah Sam to 'Wang Ting, an un
divided one-sixth interest in. lot 2,
block 8, for $140.
Kudolph Boner, M. W. Risler and
John Hippie to John LeBaron, ir
ronsideration of sinking a shaft 25
feet on the Way-Up in Spring Val
ley Dfatricts, deeds an undivided one
third interest in the Way-Up mine.
Hack.Morris to A. B. Stout, J. T.
Kavaro and C. -B- Fisk an undivided
one-half interest in the first east ex
tension of the Richmond, better
known as the Mcllorris, mine, for
$100,000.
M. W. Rigley.of Tip-Top and G.
W. Bernardan to L. Smith, 200 feet
in the Way-Up mine, for $100
J George E. Mowry to L. J. Webster,
the Champion mine, for $2,100.
JI. D. Williams to n. C. McDon
ald, an undivided one-half interest in
the Mineral King mine, two miles
west of Ajo Copper mine, for $5,000.
Mining Locations.
The locating of- the following
nines has been recorded in the
County Recorder's office for the
month of October:
Mineral King, 2 miles west of
Ajo Copper mine, A. D. Williams.
Rackinsack, No- 2, C E Philes,
G'avecreck,-dist.
California Xo 2, Cave creek dis
trict: CE Philts.
Champion mine, Globe district,
F P Kline.
Champion mine, Globe district, F.
PKIine
II R Patrick, Immense, Maricopa
' Mountains.
Wm A Hancock, Eureka mine.
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
Arrivals by Railroad Last Night
at Maricopa.
ThriJ Sot.
13th.
FHfENIX.
G Coats, 14 suad, ; 21 sund 732 ;
4 sund 1785.
Mrs Letfart 2 sund, 510.
jno R Dall & Co, 1 sund, 40.
F S Collins, 16 sund, 1125-
I J 1U!
J Tbalheimer, 1 sund 80.
M I Peralta, 74 sund 8115.
-Dyer, 17 pkgs, 750.
PRESCOTT
Bones St Spencer, 50 apples, 2900.
M 3rasterson, 130 salt, 21,400.
W M Buffum, 5 sund 295.
B II Weaver, 85 sund, 5710.
Dr. Lincoln, 1 sund, 110.
Tub duty proposed by British
land owners on imported American
wheat, will lay a burden on the peo
ple that they will not bear in silence.
If it does not result in anarchy, riot
end blood-letting, it will rapidly de.
onulatc England bv sendinir thfns-
"Sfltoonr shores where they can
Nklhclr own bread. ;
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS. SCUUUNU 5UUIMVYAHU. "
Times are improving in Prescott.
Overcoats are in demand in Pres
cott. No prisoners in the county jail at
Yuma.
Tombstone cemetery has four in
mates. Business in Mohave county is im
proving
Eggs are one
Prescott .
dollar a dozen in
Mrs. Smitlt
nee Carpenter is in
Prescott.
In Prescott they eat hogs weighing
600 pounds.
Tobacco grows wild in many parts
of Arizona.
The Catarina Mountains are cov
ered with snow.
People in Tombstone indulge in
five cent cigars.
The water works agitation inPres
cott is on the wane.
Some Yuma merchants arc remov
ing to Pima county.
Thw Mormons on the Little Color-
auo are prosperous.
Brash's flour mill at Florence is
turning out excellent flour.
Paul Maroney now runs the Cos
mopolitan at Tucson.
Travel between Tucson and Tomb
stone justifies daily stages.
The journals of the last Legislature
in book form make 442 pages.
The material for a newspaper at
Seakespeare has been ordered.
Ciark & Adams arescnoing several
thousand feet of lumber to Wicken-
burjr.
A nephew of the Governor of Cali
fornia, is U. 8. Marshal at Tomb
stone.
Many caves of large dimensions
are found in the Huackuca Mount
ains.
The Dramatic Club, of Prescott,
will give a dance on the first of next
month.
The road leading from Prescott to
Chino valley is out of repair and needs
fixing.
The next term of the District
Court in Prescott will be an impor
tant one.
A petition is being circulated for
a mail route from Prescott to Brig
ham City.
P. B. Brannan.post-trader at Whip
pie, is lying in a critical condition at
San Diego-
Henry W. Floury has been ap
pointed Justice of the Peace, Prescott
Precinct.
Hon. T. J. Butler is writing inter
esting letters to the Prescott Mirier
from Oakland, Cal.
-Phillip Kohlheyer, of Florence,
died in San Francisco, Oct. 22, of ab
cess of the liver.
The Mogollon Mountains all
around Tonto Botin are covered with
fine feed for stock.
Tucson is to have a baseball match
on Thanksgiving day between the
Citizen and Star nines.
The Government printing office at
Fort Whipple has received a lot of
new material.
Delegate Campbell will be in
Washington at the opening of Con
gress, December 4.
Hon. John J. Gosper can be com
municated with by addressing Au
rora, Kane county, 111.
A Mormon settlement, 60 miles
north of the San Francisco Mount
ains has never been assessed.
Tombstone, afraid ot an attack
from Indians, asks in petition, the
Governor for 100 stand of arms.
J. N. Goodwin, Arizona's first Gov
ernor is located in New York and in
terested in mining speculations.
Azatlan Lodge, F. and A. M., Prcs,
colt, will elect their officers for the
insuing year on the 29 inst.
T'vo new mills will be erected in
Southeastern Arizona one on the
Head Center and the other at Ari
zona. Mr. Iloutch. a resident of Tucson,
was murdered at Charleston, Tomb
stone District, on the morning of the
9 inst
The Village of Prescott has char
ged Yavapai county $1,700 for rent
of ground upon which the Court
House stands.
The Mormons on the Little Color
ado have manufactured large quan
tities of sorghum and molasses this
season.
Lieut. Frank Fremont has been as
signed to the Third Infantry and wil:
leave Prescott soon to join his regi
ment in Dakota.
The widow of the late J. M. Re
donde is building a mausoleum in
which the remains of her husbard
are to be placed.
The stockholders of the Prescott
Theater building think that every
thing is net on the square and want
an investigation.
By the upsetting of a stage going
from Casa Grande to Tucson, Dr.
Goodfellow was thrown out and re
ceived serious injuries.
Twenty-seven voters ask to be trans
ferred from Mohave to Pima county
to enable them to vote at the next mu
nicipal election at Tombstone.
The journals of the last Legislature
have been printed in San Francisco
and have arrived at Maricopa. Upon
their arrival at Prescott they will be
distributed throughout the Territory.
October 29 the Surveyor-General
reported favorably to the confirma
tion of the Camon Brothers, of Her
raosiilo a four league claim in the
San Pedro valley and Nov. 6 he re
ported favorably in the Babocomori
case a grant of twelve square
leagues.
Tracklaying has been resumed on
the Southern Pacific Railroad east
ward from Casa Grande, the present
terminus. It is intended to reach
Shakespeare, New Mexico, by March
1, 1880, and Messilla, on the Rio
Grande, 346 mile east of the present
terminus, by the nd of 1880.
into
A Phoenix "Herald" Correspondent
Tells What He Saw.
He Talks With Dark-Eyed
Senoritas.
CORBKSPOKDEXCX OT THS HERALD.
Mteiis' District,
November 1, 1879. )
Through the columns of the Her
ald a word concerning southwestern
Arizona, might be of interest to your
many readers. Looking over the
map the eye will rest upon the name
of the famous Ajo Copper mine,
which, in the primitive days of min
ing in Mexico, was extensively
WOKUED BY THE JESCIT8.
Its numerous shafts, tmnels, build
ings, smelters and corrals, still at
test the enterprise and activity of
the olden times. The decline of cop
per, and the lack of the proper kind
of machinery, rendered it too expens
ive to parties some few years ago,
but on the advent of railroads, we
may look forward in the near future
to see It again placed among the bo
nanzas of Arizona. Twenty miles
further brings us to the famous Gun
sight miue. The marvel of the south
west, a mine which ttough only
known to a few, will yet become
the
- COMSTOCK OF ARIZONA.
The Company have refused to re
bond the mine for $200,000, and are
shipping ore that runs into the thous
ands. In the same group of granite
mountains many locations have been
made. Among the foremost is the
Mala Peis Giant, a vein of carbonate
ore containing free gold, the prop
erty of Harris and Jones, the former
of Washington, the latter an old
timer and prospector. These gentle
men are making arrangements to
have a mill shortly in operation. A
mine, known as the Blue Bird, owned
by Fred W all and Berks of Berks
Station, is a remarkable combination
of ores, as different assaj-s show it to
contain: tcllerium of gold, silver,
and platinum in paying quantities.
Reports say the mine has been
bonded to Eastern capitalists. The
Paymaster has been sold for $20,000
Ere a year passes, we predict a
thriving town on the present site of
Papago, and Humboldt's prophecy
verificd, that this part of Arizona
would one day
St"rri.T THE WOULD WITH BULLION.
Thirty miles westerly are the Ouita
Bacquita mines operated by Chicago
capital and superintended by Mr.
Waterman. We pass on and find
ourselves over the line and
a few hours ride brings us up to Sen
oita. Here we have an oppornity
to air our fragments ofSpanish to
dark-eyed Senoritas, and accepting
of their hospitalities we seat our
selves around the proverbial rawhide
and partake of the luxuries id est
Toli and goat's milk. All our vis
ions of .sentiment disappear with that
plate of Toli; we want none of it in
ours. Forty miles southward is San
Anton, formerly occupied by Mexi
cans and Indians, who placered and
arastrad it in their primitive way but
now the thud of the stamp mill and
the boom of the blast re-echo that
CHICAGO ENTERPRISE
Has forced its way westward.
Far up on the mountain side the eye
can trace the golden ledge that for
years has washed its treasure into tl.e
Gulf. Henceforth it shall find lis
way into the busy marts of the world
to take its place among the gods of
man. Out West.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Phoenix Hotel J Gardiner Prop.
W m Griffith, AT A J Sawyer, 111.
D Stevens, ' Ed L Fiannagan,
Ed Bhew, Tiptop, Mrs. W M Buffum
Miss Evans. Pres Mrs Myers, San F
Mrs S Bashftrd" Mrs Ozier, do
Miss Bashtord " J Smith, Gillette ;;
II Holmes, " Jas Valdweo "
M Egasar city Manuel Sivia "
Bank Exrhtnte-E. Gam, Prop
H V Klein, Ma'a T Minero, San F
B M Vallie Tomb M Caviness,
Chas Goldman, A Goldberg,
B I Saunders Ed Flannaga",
Ed Chew, C W Yackle,
J Wright P H Price,
F M Bailey, Jas Stewart
S H Levy, Kelly,
T Monihon, Antonio Perer
Wm F Robertson, J S Gray,
Marshal Dake. L Page, Tiger.
M Goldmetz, Jas P Hinson,
Charles Cole and wife, San Bernar
Frank Baltz, A Kimble,
Wm Ball, J Jilson,
F Robinson, H HarsDell
L 8 Darling, Lawrence Greany
E Maycn, wife sonB Nichol,
David Hernt, David S Heron,
S D Bruncr W T Robinson,
J Sampter, Jas P Henezey,
Sam A Henzey, E Davis
Jas Gregory W T Lowry wife s
Geo E Webber Abbie Kimball
J E DuPrez, Geo Lee,
J G Trotten, James Hal stead
J T Brickwood, JAB Levisee.
W A Rowe, F G Rigg, Lodi
Jno D Axtell, Wm R Price,
Francisco Kehue.
Gov. McCormick's name is men
tioned in connection with the Russian
mission, and thousands of his warm
friends, if the appointment was
made, say. Amen. Gov. McCoiimick
is a gentleman of high honor and is
worthy of anything that may be
given him.
Crossing the Line
Sonora.
We have no means now of even ap
proximating the amount of sugar
consumed by our people, but if the
facts were definitely known, they
wouid be simply surprising. It
would be found that it was one of
the heaviest items in the cost of liv
ing. It is a trade also that is meas
ureablv a dead loss, because it is one
in which there is very little profit to
our merchants. All staple goods of
that nature are sold at such i small
margin necessarily, that they hardly
pay the dealer for the handling. Of
all the importations that we find nec
essary, goods of this class are the
heaviest drain on the resources of
our Territory. As we said some
time slaco iu an article on horticul
ture, the community which ezports
most and iinporte least is the one
which becomes wealthy the quickest.
As we desire to retain our wealth
among our own people, we ought to
produce everything that can be rais
ed at home for consumption, rather
than depend on resources from
abroad which drain our resources
from within. From the standpoint
of political economy, therefore, the
production of sugar ought to enter
into our industrial plans, as one of
the very first importance. We should
neglect nothing that would relieve
us of dependence on our neighbors.
Arizona comes nearer being a world
of resources within itself than any
other country we have ever known.
And among its products there is none
that would be a source of profit to
the producer, or a greater saving to
the people at large than the produc
tion of this indispcnsible article of
produce and consumption. In anoth
er article we shall consider the sub
ject from a manufacturing stand
point.
" C-KSABIH-H."
The New York Herald which pro
fesses to be neither Republican or
Democratic, as to politics, seems to
be filled with a Yagus fear of the
word at the head of this article,
when Gen. Grant's name is men-
tioncd for the Presidency. Now we
are not of those who believe Gen.
Grant is the only salvation of this
country, and we are free to say that
we prefer some other man even for
1880. But we do not share the feel
ing of alarm, that seems to be enter
tained by the Herald and others of
Gex. Grant or "any other man," be
coming to this Republic what Csesar
was to Rome. In this country the
people are the King- A man may
by his military or political services
become great, but he can never be
come quite ag big as the people
The nation hold these men to be their
servants instead of their masters, and
the man who would assume to be
come dictator in any sense, would
find himself pulled down from his
throne in twenty-four hours. We
have no fears of Cxsarism on the one
hand or communism on the other.
The people of this nation determine
the questions ot intcrett, and mark
cut the lines of policy to be followed
by our so-called rulers, and when a
man is asked as President to execute
the will of the people, and dares to
substitute his own will, he finds very
soon that there is a greater than
Caesar behind the throne, and we are j
surprised that so able a paper as the
New York Herald can be frightened
by such a shadow.
LETTEB LIST.
The following letters, un-cllcd
for, remain in the poitoflice in this
city, Nov. 1st. Please say adver
tised : -
Armer, Henry Al food, Jno
Baer, Wm Bean, Walter
Bell, R W Cashraan, Wm L
Cook, Geo W Costello, II
Dutcher, W II Dobson, J R
Dexter, Fred, Fowler, Thos J
Frink, WmJ Forrest, Henry
Hall, Mrs M Homer, Wm
Hoffman, H, Howe, T
Hasting, A 3 Keys, J Le
Logan, H E Loomis, Chis
Luedke, J Slaston, Thos
Morgan, A H Martin, J O
Mattio Purse La Folan, Wm N
Patterson, Peter Purcell, H
Price, W N Sherman, S F
Reego, Jas T Smeeden Geo.
Eutes, Geo. Utz, Daniel
Wood, Horace.
RETURNED LETTERS.
Lucian, Levy, Mari a Lorses,
Gonzales Padilla, Guadalupe M
Anita, Moreno, Salizo, Frsncisco
Perfecto Lasuero, Jose Bustamande,
Jesus Layas, Martinez Carlos
Geo. E. Mowrey, P. M.
OURSELVES.
The Daily Herald, (the largest
daily newspaper in Arizona), is is
sued every evening, (except Sunday)
and furnished subscribers at the low
price of twenty -five cents per week.
Each subscriber of the Daily receives
free, a copy of our large Weekly,
published Fridays. The Daily
Herald contains the latest telegraph
press news, besides as a member of
the Arizona Press Association, is
enabled to lay before its readers, the
very latest information occurring in
Arizona or New Mexico. Its edito
rials are carefully prepared. Mining
news are made a specialty.
The mbscription price of our
mammoth Weekly, to any part of
the United States, postage prepaid, is
$5 per year. It is the largest news
paper published this side of Ban
Francisco. It is made up of the
choicest matter appearing in our
Daily. It is just the paper for peo
ple desiring complete Arizona infoi-mation.
Go to Irvine's for blnestone.
Irish potatoes and fresh butter at
Irvine's.
First class Irish potatoes at Gold
man's. California Roll Butter, three times
per week at Geo. F. Coats.
No passengers arrived tliij morn
ihg by the Black Canyon stage.
New crop of Dried Apples, Peaches
Prunes, Gapes, otc, at Geo. F.
Coats.
Major Cox has returned from Ton
to Basin. He reports rain in that
section.
Business can go without advertis
ing, so can a wagon without grease,
but in both cases it is hard work.
Geo. F. Coat? has leased the open
lots, opposite the northeast corner of
the plaza, for a tree yard, and will,
about January 1st, ship in a carload
of choice fruit trees from California.
A ditch for irrigating purposes
being taken out of Salt River at
Grapevine Springs. It will bring
undercultlvationja large amount of
rich agricultural land ia Tonto Ba
sin.
A present to a gentleman of taste,
nothing more acceptable than cluster
diamond pin, that originally cost
$20 and can be bought for $48 at
Uncle Hairis' 221 Kearney street, be.
tween Bush and Sutter.
The Phoenix Base Ball Club, has
organized for the season, with the
following members. Messrs. Patton,
Kirkland, Cox, McNulty, Osborne,
Lount, Irvine, Stroude, Wharton,
Bowers, Widmer and Rider. S. E.
Patton, President and Captain ; E. B.
Kirkland, Vice President and Assist
ant, Frank Cox, Secretary and
Treasurer ; Judiciary committee,
Messrs. Cox, McNulty, Kirkland and
Osborne. The club is open to chal
lenge from any Base Ball organiza
tion in the Territory. Games to be
played under the ruling3 of Spauld
iog latest Base Ball Guide.
The Daily Evening Herald is
issued every evening (except Sunday)
at 4 o'clock.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Administrator's Sale.
'VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
in pursuance of an order of the Pro-
Date court oi tne county or i'lnai. Terri
tory of Arizona, made ob the C6th dav of
May, Ib.y, id the matter or the .Estate of
bTrHEN Bichard, deceased, the under
signed, the Administrator ef eaid Estate.
will sell at private Sale, to the highest bid
der, for cash, in Lnited States currencv.
and subject to confirmation by said Probate
court, on or after fcaturdav. lue sixth (6th)
day of December, A. D. 1879, all the right,
titles, interest and estate of the said Stephen
Bicdard, deceased, at the time of his death
and all the ri'ht, title, and interest that the
said estate has, by operation of law of
otherwise acquired, other than, or in addi
tion to, that of the said intestate at the lime
ofhis death, in and to an undivided one-
fourth interest in that certain mine or min
ing claim, 6ituate, lying and bein.g in
vrione -Mining insinci, Maricopa county.
Artzoca Territory, and rildwu and de
scribed as the Mammoth m je.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash in
United Slates currency. Deed at expense
oi pnicnaser.
Bids or offers may bemad at any time
after the first publication of this notice, and
before th making of the 6aJe.
All bids or offers must be in writine, and
left at the office of II. B. Summers, atloruey.
at'iaw, Morence, A. v., or ueiiverea to tne
undersigned personallv.
Dated Xovemberli. 1879.
ELISHA BICHARD.
Administrator of the Estate of Stephen
Kichard, deceased.
A. B. Summers, attornev. nov!43t
Kotiee of Final Proof.
Lakd Office at Florence, Arizoica, 1
November 7th, 1879. f
"VVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES TH..T
. the following. named settlci has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support oi nis claim, anu secure nnai en
try thereof at the expiration of thirty davs
from the date of this notice, viz: THEODORE
HANSON, of Maricopa County, who made
Pre-emption Declaratory Statement No.
4-J4, for the northwest one-quarter of section
11, Township 1 north. Range 3 East, and
names the following as his witnesses,
viz: Charles H. Veil, of Phoniix. Arizona,
aud George R. . Roberts, also of Phoenix,
Arizona.
novl45tw. C. M. K. PAtTLiaos, Rejister.
Fits Epilepsy,
FALLING SICKNESS
Permanently Cored no hnmbng 'by one'
month's ua?e of Dr. God lard1 a Celebrated
Infallible Fit Powders. To convince suf
ferers that thes powders will do all we
claim for tuein we will send them by mail,
post paid, a free Trial box. As Dr. Goulard
is the only physician that has ever made
this disease a special siudy. and as, to oar
knowledge thousands have been perma
nently cured by the use of these Powders,
we will guarantee a permanent cure in
every case, or refund you all money ex
pena !. AM sufferers sliot li gbej heee
Powders an early trial, and be cenvinced
of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, $3 00, or four boxes
for $10 00. sent by mail to any part of the
United States or Canada on receipt of
price, or by exprt ss, C. O. D. Addrt-v,
ASH & ROBBINS,
BQvHly 360Fnlton street, Brooklyn, N.Y.
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.
All snfferers from this disease that are anx
ious to be cured should try Dr. Kissner's
Celebrated Consumptive Powders. These
Powders are the only preparation known
that will cure Consumption and all dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs indeed, so
strong is oar faith in them, and also to
convince yon that they are no humbus,
we will forward to every sufferer by mail,
post paid, a free Trial Box.
We don't want your money until you are
Ferfectlv satisfied of their curative powers,
f your life is worth saving dont delay in
giving these Powders a trial, as they will
surely cure you.
Price, for laree box, $3 00, sent to any
part of the United States or Cauada, by
mail, on rlccipt of price. Address,
ASH fc ROBBIXS,
novl41y 860 Fulton street, Brooklyn.Nf.Y.
For Sale.
The Cosmopolitan Hotel,
In Florence. Pinal Connty.
This hotel has 12 neatly furnished rooms,
Larpe Bar Room, with fixtures complete.
Dining Room, 16x374, and Kitchen with
stove aud furniture and fixtures, complete
and in rnnning order.
La rjre cellar. Bath-room and a block of
land 100x100, all inclosed with a high adobe
wall, and large Cottonwood traes, outhouses
and all conveniencees for a first-class hotel.
THE ONLY HOTEL IN TOWN.
Btages from
Casa (Grande,
Tuenon.
Silver King
andCilobe,
Arrive every day. 25 regular boarders'.
tatistactory reasons gives for selling
Address C. BILK liE, Florence,
DAILY PHCENIX HERALD.
GOSPER 4 MlCLINTOCK,
Publishers and Propi ietors.
1'nulished every evening except Suudar
Per Year
Per Month,
Per Wek.
$10 00
1 1X1
Advertising Ratca made kaowa on appli
calloa. PROFESSIONAL.
II. It . PATRICK,
Ctvtl Engineer
Deputy V. 8 Mineral Surveyor for Arizona.
OrricK Wlta W. A. Hancock Phicnix,
A. T.
BKJ. MO J X,
Attorney and Counselor at law,
Tucson. Arizona.
All law business will recelvo prompt acd
careful attention.
J. X, ZABS13KIE. B. O. BEKEPORD.
HEREFORD & ZABHISKIK,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
And Notary Public.
Office on Mrers street, opposite Palace
Hotel, Tucson, Arizona.
R. L. KONSOV, 31. 1
Pliyiician and H n r s e o n .
(Graduate of the University of Va.)
OtrerB hid professional services to the
people of Pho;nii and vicinity. Office N. W
Corner Washington and Center Streets, op
posite the Post Office.
I. B. COX. A. C. BAKER.
COX & BARES,
Attorney at Law,
Pharaix, A. T.
Office, up-etnirs. in Capital ballsics, on
Washington street.
It. li. COSYEBS,
Physician and Surgeon
(Late of Vlsalia, Cal.)
Offlce on Washington street, two dears
from JloiiU'ziims.
JILIIS XS TAS 8LVCK,
Attorney and Counselor at w.
McMillcnville, Maricopa Co., A. T.
Will practice In all the courts of the Terri
tory.
JOHX X. ALHAP,
Attorney and Connselor at I Law,
Phoenix, Arizona.
All Easiness prompt v attended to. Office
with the Probate Judge.
PKOBATS JUDGE. KOTART PUBLIC.
WM. A. HAXCOCK,
Attorney at L. a w ,
Phoenix, A. T.
rWLnnd business in all departments
specialty.
JOII.V UKKGll, HI. 1.
Physician, Surgeon A Aeeoueher.
References without permission: F. M.
Cockrill. U. S. Senator, Mo. : Col. John T.
Crisp, Democratic nominee for Congress
from Missouri. Offlce two miles south 11 ay
3en,8 Ferry, Arizona.
BLAKE A CO, ASSA1EH8
Gold dnst, gold and silver bnllion and
ores of everv description melted and assayed.
All assavs guaranteed,- Prices of ore assays :
Silver and gold, $.1; lead, $S; copper, $.s.
Samples can be sent by mail or express, and
returns will be promptly made. Office with
Wells. Fareo & Co.. Prescott.
WHARTON & SHEETS,
PJIYSICiAXt A SrRCEO-VS.
-AND
Conntv Phvslclansi. 3IarIona Co.
J. K. Whabton. MS, O H P Sheets. M D
L,S, Exaniin'g Surg. Late oi Reno, Nev,
TATIEN'Tri WITnOlT ROOMS WILL
1 receive medical attendance and board
in their hospital.
tWWill attend professional calls at any
hour day or night.
Officr Kast side Plaza. - oeld
MASOMC XOT1CE.
PHtEN IX LODGE U. D. F. & A. M
StnTed meetinirs on the third
Tuesday of each month at i-SO
p. m. Sojourning brethren are fraternally
invited to.at.end. j, t. ALSAP, W. M
J. B. CREAMER Secty.
Lumber I
LUMBER! LUMBER!
-AT-
Clark & Adams'
PRESCOTT,
ARIZONA.
Tlaving moved onr milt five miles west of
rreBCOtt, on miiuw rec, jenr iiiuiuu
Butte, at a point within two miles of the
Miller road, near Iron Springs, and having
completed an excellent road to the Miller
road and to Prescott, we are now prepared
to furnish any amount or quality of
LUMB ER,
Shingles, Doors, Sash,
LATHS,
ETC., AT
PHICES.
BEDROCK
Barley, Flonr, Corn and Prsi'.nee
Taken in exchange for Lumt er.
CLAKK A AZAK3.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY.
Washington street opposite Kelly a meat
Alarket.
Best Flour, Sweetest EreaJ.
Twelve Loaves for One Dollar.
RYE BREAD,
RAH AM BIUSAD,
PIES A CAKES.
always on band.
faTIot biscuits every mornlng.3
abi, ScHEBxn, Fre'r,
Notice.
MR. JOHN S- CARR
Is admitted to an eqnal interest iu the busi
ness of the undersigned in its several
branches.
JOHN It. DALL A CO.
Phtrnix, Nov. 1, 1879.
AGENCY
OF THE
Bank of Arizona,
PIKENIX, A. T.
Telegraphic or Hi grit Exchange
Drawn on the Principal Cities
of the X'nited States aad
Europe.
TTTILI. PURCHASE OR MAKE ADvAN
' ' oes on Gold and Silver Bullion, Terri
torial and Couoty Bonds and Warrants, Dis
count Commercial Paper, receive Deposits re
payable on demand, undertake Collections and
transact a feeeral baa king busiDfss.
f imee noon mm v . m- . p- .
U. w. Kaue, uasniei
F31
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If you want to
cheap go to
R V D
E.
Sells
IltVINE & CO.,
Only
MS
you want First
ass Goods, go to
IRVINE'S.
c
If you want to get a
I R V I
In Fact, when
BUY anythtng, go to
IRVINE'S
CORNER STORE,
IN THE NEW BRICK BUILDING
Opposite the Magnolia Saloon.
E. Irvine & Co.,
Sells Only for Cash.
E. I RV INE & CO.,
Brick Building, corner
Washington and Mon.
tezuma Streets.
PHCENIX A. T.,
SCo,
Buy
LS
for Cash.
fair deal, CO TO
NES.
you WANT TO
FALL
importation
drTgoods.
L. BIEN,
S4 J Btreot. HACKAMEVT.
Has lost rt:lTJ a full stack mt Aa
Fall Goods.
CAMEL'S HAIR,
CASHMERE,
MUMI-CLOTII.
SATJXS & .Sint'i -,
AL40 ,
STRIPED BROCADED SILKS A -
SATINS. 4
Then good are all direct Imrv.,
tioDi, aad can therefor be
the Terjr Lowest Price-.
Black Silk at 75c. $1 and SI 25 ,
Heavy Black Silk Lining, j
VELVETS AT SI M AND II It, J
Striped Corduroy,
the yerj latest a $1 25.
Splendid qualili t
4A-I3KCH BLACK lAsMKBI
' Warranted all Wool, al T3 aad L .
Imr wide. 90c
I A splendid line of woo dne?-otkI
Id all the new shades t Oaal ?3c.
i It will pay well fcr -v.rr
send for fcoutples bf jr ouv in
where.
L&diea will htxT is r.uui ti-ii I "
take bat Three Tys r a letter
to reach Sacramt.-: . d Thrte
Days more for a-. b'.s vr -Hialiaj
tLetime only isix L'a a ? : tiwr.
L. 3 i E .
224 J stree:,
Sacramento, Cal.
SOXESTIC fAPSIt Pimu
FJotice.
HaTinr establishtfd a Purcha lar
Agency. MR. L. BIHN will yir tu
personal attention to all onlrr-j o nj
kind, such as Boots and Shoes. Fur.
niture. Groceries, Crockery, Carpeu.
Millinery Goods, etc.
N ROSENTHAL.
Washington street, opposite
Court House.
DEALER IN
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES,
TRUNKS,
VALISES,
r
I
HATS,
TOBACCO,
Cigars, Yanket Notions, Ct!rr
and Stationery. . f
Just received, tho rlrst sV;pf-
of a large and complete atoek. S
n
erything
ew.
Fresh
andj
-or THE
First Quality.
N. Rosenthal.
Oppowlt tsart llessH. rhel
BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Waahtngtea street petite th-
Plaaa. rfceralx.
E. GANZ - - Preprietar
This new hotel is hot cpea tv the
accommodation cf the UaYcUsf
public. .
t he rooms are well veuui.iuvi an.t
handsomely furnuheU in uis ai!
single. Superior acvnm.xliie
for famines. The aim ot tae tnwi-
etor win be the comfort anl ;:e ,
I of his guesu. ,
Reema Reserved x Telegraph'
Billiard Table and Bar
Connected with the House)
Only theJjnBst Liquors 4 Zr.
PS 1 TATE CA&r BOOBs.
The principal E.isur
r- !!fv-vaia a4
,c ' -a fi'e.
Arizona p.irrrs
A share of the p.;K
olicite d
NFW rnCENIX I3AKEKT.
J. JT-IIEIXSOX.
rrep
Waablnctoa sleeet opp. Cowrt Bmi.
Twelve leaves ef Bust er 1
K-reasl TteKeta. St.
Pie sad cake always ea kaaa. J
bread atsde le erdac.
ect Id
H. GOLDBERG & SON.
-raiuu i ;
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Tb Eigne ariese ai fee
Cenatrr Pre4a.ee,
HMea. OTlete.
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