The Phoenix herald., December 05, 1879, Image 4

About The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882

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THE PHCEX1X HERALD-
Friday nlvr. S
No employee cf tUU olDce, agent ji other
piron i aathoriuj t-J make purchases or
- utract debts for and on account of the
Jckald. 2o bill goiait the HliUiD r.ill
bi recogtiied except for purchases and con
trxi in 3J5 by the propriutora personally or
o,ioa j-.r writu u crdr.
LOCAL L1XE3.
L lit 3 tarJay wx3 St. Andrc'w'd
ly. "
TUero wn3 a rer heavy frost laat
l.isrht "
Jckon is moving i a to his new
Mere.
Cox & B-iker baTe dUolrtd par
ittrship. :
Si&ize S:iperiatcnJeDt Stewart is ia
the city.
G i a taro.arj advertising space
reserved in th.it issue.
M-jor" Eaton, -of tko Post Office
Deparuueut, in in tbe city.
J. Jn tiOu's new atoro on Wabli
inton street ivill noon be ready for
occupancy.
Jau. R Dal I It ft on another cf
big bubioess trips to the noah
on Thursday.
A load of i:3i!;cr for a frame build
in was lauded oa Moaroe'strcct Sat
l.r lay moraing'.
The water caso lias been occupy
ins h attention of tlta District
Court thi week. -
G"il'." of tha Soutliern Pacific
"a.e line, arrived troaa the JTortU
"lay-monrinj.
.orernor Fremont arrived from
.UricopS Mondar' marnicg by ;ri--a:e
coaycy: n -.
J. M. "VViikiu. of San Francisco,
and J. Gilson, of Maricopa, arc at
the Bunk Exchange.
C. Bi-McClintock. She b-.iiinci"
manager of the Hekai.p, returned
from a successful California trip
Saturday morning.
The card of Al.ap : E.ikcr ap.
pears - in cur columns. The
legal standing of both gentlemen
"requires no rceomtnenduuon from
uj. ' I
A peuuon as uira in me rrnu. . u-UlM,S3 fl)r ,h2 defence, H. R. P:.t
aking iyr an order for the sale of rfcte, w."s
the personal estate "f Andres Esco
bar, deceased. It was ttt for hearing
December -1.
The game of base bail between ibe
riicecix and McDonald Butter Finger
clubs, on Thanksgiving Day, re
f ulted ii a score of 27 to 16, in favor
of the tormcr.
The Southern Pacific stage compa
ny have erected suttible buildings in
the southern part of town, for the ac
commodation of their stock on their
Black Canon stage line.
The Mexicans who murdered
Thomas, and robbed the Black Can-
'" "?e were in the vicinity of
jrMcDov.cll at last accounts,
ere being closely pursued.
VRosenthal, the "leading and
Ipterpri&ing of our merchants,
firge assortment cf new goods,
ring huntitg jackets, ammuni
ystsrs. fine dress coats, etc.
w Ta-.irsi-iv n piece of rock
, --.""roiaession of V. Trumper. It
' jaautiful ipecimen, having
hof gold, in leaves fas ened
""!;.iTd of the pnro white quartz.
Notices of the following locations
were filed to-day: The Lettitie, gold
nd eilver.C'ave Creek, by I. N. Ur.
heV. and 11. Zamall ; the Round Top,
an extension of the Lettitie ledge, by
G. W. Buck. . ..
J. U. Daikee- arrived 'Wcdncsdzy.
from SejiXiQur. He brought down
one bar of bullion from the Vulture
J-)ilL valued at $3.C00-' The sews
rora that section is itill of a favora
ble character.
TV- . .
..v iunagtiuuiia are oring
V.: ule to bring to- Prescott the Tina-
fore troupe of Pauline Markhan;,
now at Tucson. No reason why they
iiuuiu not p:ay 2: I'iicemx, for one
night, while 0:1 their way to Pres
ent. Start the boom.
Mr. Taoiaos Jeffries, of Sa-j Jose,
wiHlaasea tract of land south cf
own for t!ie purpose of strawberry
culture, He infornta us that tiie
strawberry will grow as luxuriantly
in thij vallev as Well as in the favor
ed localities of California.
Pasqiial, chief of the Yumas, and
Indian Jim. the swift runner, are iu
town at the Bank Exchange. They
have probably come to explain to the
Pi mas these walkiug matches, and
institute trials of speed among them
to as to pick their fastest fnah.
Commencing with cur this, Fri
day's istue, we will present our
readers with a spicy letter from the
I- tii W, containing interesting Ter-
riuaial and local information, eth
eredbyonr social correspondent (
. .,, . , '-)
win oe aaomer o: o::r special
fealnre.
The Phconix Library Association
at a called meeting elected A. D.
Lemon treasurer, and W llliam F.
McNuIty librarian, and also passed a
ri3'Jl x, permitli.rg the President,
Vice President and Secretary to hold
over until January 1st. It was also
decided to remit all delinquent dues.
The name of every land attorney
and real estate broker will be inserted
without charge in "The American
Settlers' Guide," published by Ilenrj
N. C pp, "VVasl ington, D. C., a new
b.k ou'ocr public lands to be circu-
i.ueu extensively in uie -Yiianuc
States and Europe. Every person in
that business in thin Territory should
tend in his name.
The following dee Is wc:c filed to
day, for record, with Recorder ' Me
Nully: Allen Stroud to Rebecca C .
Stroud, lot 6 and part o'l lot 4, in.
block 21, for 2,000; Mrs. Kate E.
Wo.-nell to Miss Adeline Gregory,
lot 3, block 54, for 100: Henry Col-
J.isto to John Sullivan anil Elislia
Richard, an undivided eno-ei-iit in- !
ierest iii tne Jlamuth Sii.ne. foi
$'.20.
At the meeting cf the rii'enix
Jlase RaU Club, on Wednesday last
the ciab was organized, for the sea
son, u follows: Pution, pitcher
Widinitr, catcher; Harmon, lit base;
Kirk la nch 2d ba-e: McNulty, 3i
iiase; Cox, short-stopt Wfmrton.
"'ft field; O.borr.:;, centre field, ane
tro'.i'l, ri fht tie! i, B-t-rtrs, L m ri
i Murphv wsr elected us sn ft
y. A ("jm-n'ttc wnapi -i :lc
HixT t:se a:e i -.51 gto-.-a U.
Nearly two columns of new- ad
vertisements in 5londny's issue a' test
the growing popularity of the Daily
Herald.
The citiil which Arrived Monday
from Gi'Ieito, broii-Jit the infor
mation that Thomas, the passenger
vi ho was so badly wounded iu the
sitack on tha stage last TUnfsday
ci,lit, has died from the injuries re
coived at lite liamls of the murderous
Mexicans. Twelve men ore iu pur
suit and have captured the stolen
horses. To-morrow men .hit's coach
will LrSny more infoi mat ion. w hieh
tve hope vi ill chronicle their cap tire.
An opportunity will aoon be offered
to ventilate without reserve, and in
the fullest manner, the reasons
"v.uch instiinrea a mnsf. malicious
and unreasonable attac k naain.-.! the
manage ment of the telegraph office
in Phar.is- Injudicious personal
i : :n . : . .. i
I from such an investigation, that will
bi a warning pro :o lent to our Jour
nalists, against giving credem-e io
sud authorizing such uufouuded
and idl; statements.
A party ci eig'ut wcut cut to the
Indian village east of Tcmpe, Tues
day afternoon, in pursuit of the mur
derous Mexicans tibo lately butcher
ed Thomas and robbed the Elack
Cnnycn stage, rews hnving been
brought to town that thev wcra in the
vicinity. The party were uns-occra-ful,
but tracks were found
pointing Sonoraward. Had they
been caught, we don't believe their
captors would have takeu the trouble
t Iiave brought them to Phoenix.
if. P. Griffin, Ceo. R. Roberts and
J. A. Chenowilh were examined Tues
cay ai witnesses in the water caac
Thc action is progressing as rapidly
as possible and a decision will doiit
less be reached with all due dili
gence. The p aintifis also intro.
duced lo-day the following witnesses:
It. S, Thnrrie. George Collins, T G.
Bryan, II. G. Sicott, J- D. 3Ioa(goin
evy.J. T. Dennis, I.-aac Uuderhiil
and J. P. Hal col tu.' They also intro.
dce:I the ccrtilk-aic of incorpora
tion of the Monturev Ditch Co. The
Tilaintiiis here rested and Ibe first
Kl the meeting of the Democratic
Central Committee, held Decniber
3d, 1S73, E. F. Gleason was elected to
fill the vacancj- caused by the al
seccs of Thomas IVallace, and N.
Sharp to fill the place occupied by
John E. Naylor. - The Committee
sleeted Frank Cox, tofiil the vacancy
ia the. Secretaryship. The following
resolution was passed: "That the
Democratic Central ccommittee of
Maricopa county, declare their coun
ty organization, ami recjuest the im
mediate organization of the party iu
all the counties of the Territory, with
a vkw to the pppoinlrjent of a Terri
torial Central Committee, and the
Chairman of the Committee ishcreby
instructed to enter into correspond
encc wiili the Democracy cf the other
e. unities for that purpose." The
Cin inittce adjourned t1- n:ttt at the
call of the Chairman.
t z
TVonlerfal I'reak of Xature.
We b:e in Phcsnix a natural
phenomenon., which compares very
favorably with the productions of
other town of similar size. The boy,
for .he is but sixteen years of age. Las
the rercaikable mu-cular power of
being able to throw all hi.s limbs out
cf joint without the slightest pain,
lie can hy Ibe exercise of this power
fold his body in a very small space.
His mother, on being interviewed.
f tates that le first remarked it,when
he was about ten years of age. When
chastising the child, oe of bis arrru
came from i:s socket, but it was
placed in position ajr.tin without the
slialif-tt paiu to the ch'ld. The
t tilde stems to be that by continu
ally tureising the power, he has
weakened the muscle iiid c ords t
his anatomy so much that any of his
limbs are '.ieble to become ur.jointcd
cu ihc sliirlitesi provocation. We re
frain tnrni publishing the parents'
names from motives of delicacy.
Xcwstjiaper Koriuwrrs-
An exchane. recently published a
letter from a lady i-ubscriber, in
which she complained bitterly oT the
annoyance she experienced from the
haiiil of her female neighbors'hnd of
constantly -borroving her paper.
The exchange failed to advise Lc-r . a
the subject, and as the matt'-r is a
serious tne, we hare looked into the
subject for seine method of relief
and now think we can offer the suff
ering lady, and all others similarly
situated, an adequate means of suit, j
cor. Here is oar plan: Lei the laily
immcdia'ely 1 p m receiving her p .
per, carefully cut from it soni': iien.
it makes no particular ditlerence
wt at it is most anv ilem will do,
only let it be ueatlv and carefullv re
"lr'Ted from the paper.
TIh-u tlie
ouoinr i-roceeaiutr wui .fsurew
ensue: In a tew moments tlie uein-
h;r' !av will call
for the paper, 1 e
will take it bom; nd wiiiiin three
minutes he will emerge from tiie
iionte he will scool dovn street &nd
T ry shortly return with a folded pa
per ''f the same date as the one jtii-t
burrowed. By the time the dipped
paper has c ircled round among all
the fenviic borrowers. Hie street will
lie lively with hurrying bo s anil the
rewnin JJ of the newspaper will be
materially increased. Net one wo
man among them all wottid tut able
l sleep a winli without knowiusjust
exae'ly r.iit thai, cut-out itemwas.
The next day the lady will pur-ue
the saEP course and similar ienlis
will follow. In an extremely ohsti-
r -i I o nain-lilinr'n.-inl 1w i. rirv.ir.r1iniiC
wi!, liaru . ,, w-ueated three or f.mr
limes ii-.it n i.intrer. liv that tunc
the lady wiil b; ni It to read her
ncw.-p-i,er in peace and the newspa
per fnmrcs v. ill be the gainer
through several new s-ubseribers.
This ruie is ii fallible where the bor
rowers are females, but it can't be
vouched for in the case of men.
There isn't th:tt inherent uidoFity to
work upcn, j-ou know, and and
but pe.-h.ips we nru gettjng too deep
Beat' n Courier.
A panic of base bnll was plaved on
Tbanfcsjdviuff Dav, bv the Chatfec
ar.d Noivtll base ball clubs of !" ri
McDowell Oil tii;; ffrounds of the for
mer. Tho game exhibited somc( X
celler.t playing on both siiie. liar
d-, Dravo, W'Mxla'i and t)"l)onneil
on the p.!ii-t of the CbatTr-o Club, unci
Carrol), J-'itsremU. I5r:i!and 5) ti' .
tcty on the pa.i t of the Norvi il Club,
played a firtt raxe game. The Chaf.
fe a were defeated sfter a hnr
toitglt g-ur.e, the score sfan iieg otJ o
37. The Chaffeds are going tocha;
leuge the 111 ctiii C;.:n, to play a
n.mui on Christmas or Near Vear' .
J'i.ry have a good ground laid o it in
first -diss fclylo si ail jtl iy a eoim.
gnmc. J he Phcrnx Club will have
to ion out for their Inure! vh
... -
en 1
r the C-i 'Uv' 5 f'(.-iilr: to f :-.Vii
FEARFUL ACCIDENT.
One Man Ki!!ed and Twd Injured
at the Tiger Wine.
sPECIi.1. TO THE HSUALD. J
Pi'.escott, December 4tii. A con
rier has just ai rived frotc the Tiger
niine, bringing news that a prema
ture dUcharge of a blast occurred in
the tunnel of the mine last night at
11 o'clock. 'William Mozart was
killed, David Fellows fatally injured
and Mat Carr tdighlly wounded. Dr.
Aitsswortb has gone to the mine to
wk on the wounded.
FREIGHT ARRIVAL3.
TriJay. Xov. US.
riicsxix.
Wing Oa Lung, 33 sund, i"S0.
N Rosenthal, 1 pkg, C3.
E Irvine, 3 sund, 170.
II Morgan, I pkg, f.
HAYDEN'S FEiiRT.
Ilayden, 1 pkg 03.
I' KH SCOTT.
Mrs D B Wright, 1 pkg, 100.
I Goldwater & Ero, 1 pkg, Co.
Aslu-r & Wollenberg, 16 sund, 10G0.
Win Buffum, 13 sund. 10C0.
L Bashfcrd, 1 pkg, 155; 1 pkg, 50.
K- IJy & Stephens. 3 sund, 205.
R Conuc-11, 5 sund, 040.
GILLETTE.
J Anderson, 2 sund, 1C0.
WICKF-SCCEO.
E O Grant, 14 .-.und, 1CC0.
ALEXAM'KA.
J II Andres, 65 sund, 4GG5.
HGEIt.
N Shecklcs, 10 suaJ. 0SO; 4 sund,
250-
CHAD HAW
C Taylor, 1 pkg, 4'JO.
VERDE.
Capt Egbert, 19 sund, 1DG7.
HaiarJsy, Xvenil)i r 29.
I IICE.NIX.
Ileniirb cV Co. 28 pkes. 1?00.
II A--her i tiio. 4 pkg.. 7U0.
G E Brown 2 kg. Uiii).
Gosper fc .M. CI. at.), k 1 pby. 105.
G Coat 42 sund. 2M.0.
l-I!tbCtTT-
Jow Hep, 2 i kgs. ISO
T Her.-p.ring. I pkg. 4C0.
Dr (i Liiicolu, 2 pU-is. 250.
W M Butfuiu, 3iHj. 141).
wickeuburg.
E O Gr in!, 6 pkgs. 445.
Haadnf, Xo vciuber SO.
l'iia.xii.
F Ganz, 1 pkg. '60.
Soman & Heine, 1 pkg, 170.
E lniue. 1 bale paper, ISO.
G Coats, 50 sund, tMt; 6 suud, 320.
Ellis, Ather ii Co, 35 suud, 1S0'J.
I-IIESCOTT.
L Bash ford. 30 sund, 1324,
T Biay, 'J pkgs, 1150.
WK-ili-MiL'HO.
E O Grant, 2 snail, UJ.
TIC1EH.
N Shecklcs, S3 .-nnt!. IMS.
VEKDE.
Capt II Egbert, 1 pkg 79
Lt V W. at!ie:!ocn, 1 pkg. 33.
Co,-i O-licer Cu K. 1 pkg. i;7.
jtao'ii;;.!..
Corn Ol'ieer Co G. 1 pkg, 37.
TIl'-TOl"
W A Rowe, 153 suud, 6220; IS sund
15:0.
Ai-EXAxrnjt.
Jas Minges, 1 Jkg, 345,
J.IAHICCU'A WIJl.I.S.
G Warner, 4 sund. 9 0.
Vfl.TIKE
W A Rowe, r8 pkgs. 525.
Monday, Drceiutirr I
PI.I.OII L Eaahford, 3 si.nd, C45.
ur-Tor.
E G Wager. 1 pkg, 155.
Toe.1aj . Iec, 2.
rnoxix.
G Coals, 20 sun I, 1S5S; 23 sund
1170.
rRESCOTT-
L Bashford. 1 pkg, 68; 1 pkg
W Beach, 7 suud.aW.
Raihlc Co, 2 sund. 75.
B Ii Weaver, 14 sund, 2220.
TIOT.R.
N Shecklcs, 2 sund, 2S1.
J S i uncan, 2 sund, 305,
TEKDS.
F Lutz, 2 sund, 193.
IIATUEN'S.
H.iyclt-n, 23 sund, 3j70.
fl.TVKE.
AV A Rowe,.7 sund, 5G.
YVettneMilaj-. icr 4.
I'liOZMX.
AVIiite fc Waller-, 1 pig. 1 5
M L lJeiali3, 5'J --iind, 5745.
E lniue, ti -ii:nl. 450.
G Coals, (j sund, u(55-
, 80.
Si niaii ec Heine, 1 pkg 400.
li l;oat.-, l suud, IKiO.
Ellis, A.-her Si Co, 10 pk
CO j
rREf.l Ol T.
L Casbford, 1 pkg, 300.
A. J. Mason, 1 pkjr, 7.1.
F W Uh.ke, 1 pkg 120.
Win Ii'.iiluin, 5 saml. 1010.
I C Thorne, 12 sund. 270.
E F Uow.-rs. u3 und, 2-2j.
GILLETTE.
G E Webber. 2"J und, 3215-
Tlp TOP.
W A Rowe, 15 lkgs.
Si James ii: Da we.-, o sund, S10.
VUI.Tl'liE.
W A Rowe. l. und, 22:30.
TIGER MIXE-
Sheck'es & Co.. 4 sund, 2020.
CAM.' THOS.AS.
Lt Col Price. G sund, 78.
Chas Cessnian 4 sund, 735.
A .tl other's Vnaltii.
A stylishly-dressed young won. n
was taken to the Eorty-sevenlh stie.
p-tlice station last eveDing." She was
very drui k, and her silk dress w:-
ump'ed. Hi.-r mother came look:Dg
for lier an hour later.
"Can't I see her!" s" e asked.
"She is too drunk to speak," the
sergeant said,
What shall I do?" the mother
cried d-spaiiing!y. "I must see her."
"( au't be dune."
The aged mother burst into tears,
an.i leaned en the shoulder (fa man
wilh her.
"Thi is awful," she said. "Oh
dear!"
"Don't take on so," said the ser
geant. "You will see her iu ibe
morning.'
"It isn"t that," the mother replied ;
she's all right. I.'s the silk dress
I'm troubled about. She'll tear it to
pieces before morning."
Commeuciiiff with Monday's
'fs te the HrrtAMJ presented its
readers with im new features in the
stripe of complete Aoc-iate l Press
telegrams and a list of Arizona pa: -senirers
passing Colton -M'Te com
plete arrangements for galherinir
news have been made by I he Ari
zona Associated Press, and, taken
altogetherthe HiR-tlD will, in the
fulure. as in tiie pas', remain, the
foremost journal in Arizona, regard
' - - j - - ----- - .
iiig the curliest publicatiou of Irchh 1
FICTITIOl'S VAIiF.tTlOX.
The delirious exc-it-nient and
feverish daze that attend, wi.h in-
ev.taUe regularity, all mining dis
coveries, are foiue of the results of
the peculiar discipline of We.-teni
life. If these i fficts were wholly
.
individual 111 their mut iti-ms, and
iu the deteri rating marks. which
ihey invariably l ave behiud, we
mijiht well bury tin in wiiLout 0 111
nient in t!ie grave of the other fol
lies of mankind, but they 1 tst.
They live longer than the good
that cams with tlitir caua . We
cannot rehgate them to oblivion
with justice ta the community in
which they were born, for, in their
turn, they have be.-n the cause of a
curse which retards the real devel
opment of mining property. In
this lace for wealth, miners have
e -ncrit e:l that the first thing to ac
complish alter discoveries: a ledsc
is to fr-rui a company to work ir,
ai.d to whom the can a 11 their in
ten St. If they do not succeed iu
nrganizing fucli a. corporation, tiny
vinually abandon tho projierty.
They thii;k their wealth is not to
be found in the ore taken from the
mine, but in the tie of the prop
erty upon a stock board. We ad
mis that stock boards are practical
methods to induce the people at
latge, to invi st their ni-mev in min
ing enterpii.se, but wh re ore mine
ii- developed by this m-tlioJ one
I II' dr. d are undisturbed by the
pie.k and sltovt 1. It has come to
be the rccogi.ized luam.er of d. vel-
opit g such property, and failure to
carry out such a scheme of org-in-iz-ition,
means abandonment by the
locator. We know that it takes
tnon v io open a min , and that
mo t loc.t-HS are poor men. That
they have n t the means to erect
milling 111 't-hinery, and so must re
sort to tin's scheme of ii. co-portition.
There is a remedy. Let our en
terprising in 11 organize a few c;ni
pai.ie t i r. it custom mills. This
wi:l itieoiisage poor miners. Tiny
will, in time, take ore enough ftom
their mines tc erect small mills on
ihi-ii property. Its results will cer
tainly be morn beneficial to the
ci inmuiiify than this system of in
c ! pnrating and selling the p o;
crry of fictitious valuation, in i-tuk
boards locate d in anothi r State.
3IOUKSTV OF TilK
HIXEB.'
The concealed uioclegiy of the av-
r-ge journalist is roui-:Iiinj; that
h.-iS a p!. Ce ii: history. In tlie edi
torial toluiiin o a Coiiti a dcitiiy ai.d
iinieliable i-lieet, p- bliahe-l in Pn s
C'tt, and whose titlednes not digni
fy its many godfaih ra. we fi..l a
i riiiie rugger ti n, which :s eviJ, i.tly
a Teak o: imagiiia i ii of ibe wa -d.-iiiig
bia:tii i i:srr.i:oi. He mild
ly i ii 1 1 tii te , as 't' th r chary ol
a -vat. tii.; such an ur giu .1 icha,
that tie M.ner. hich we will iui
piess in on cve-y ore, is a large pa
pt r piibii.- hed, we believe in I'h-s-coit,
is the best i aj ei in the Teiriio
rv. lie pu:s it aw.iy down in the
bottom of the columu if afr. id
somebody would -eeii.aad seeing
be i v;i g. It mav be tio.t we aie
mistaken co.Ctinng the edito.'s
uieiii.iug. He in.iy be saitsistie iii
hi.- t nde. cy. Hi braiu ui i h ive
ivolvida new ii..e of ilmugl.t. but
we ought to di.-uii-s this hypo hes.s
bi-cau?!-of its iiupoBsibil.iy, and he
limy be try ng to ui ike himself the
j k r i f Arizona joiiii..il:sis.
W .li k the Heiiali) is tie
lirtpejei ii. the Territory. We
don't v,an: to be ai cu.-ed of ni-cking
a i ompai is -ii between ou Ives
. nd ti e Mi. er ; 1 ut we cl all g- t
or a y o, lier Ai izona pap r to show
a I ke tpiaii'iiy or Ua it of lei -gr
ipl.ic .ii.d oi ij; n 1 mater, wl.ich
daily :ppe.iis i.i oir e. lunins or io
.-I ou as large a bo. a fide ii cu at on
We weke i ox sm prised to learn
of th oiii'n ilson of Ji Doe
French by ih- Presid nt for r
appo'nau'Ut as Chief Juslii-e of
Arizon t. It w ill- be veiy Faii-fac
ioryrothe people of the Territory
t; it tiL. ':.
The Daily Herald, (the largest
laily newspaper in Arizona), is is--ued
every evening, (except Sunday)
and furnished subscribers at the low !
price of twen'y-five cents per week.
Kaeh subscriber of the Daily rcceiv
free, a copy of our large Wlekli ,
published Fridays. The Daily
Hkrald contains the latest telegraph
press news, besides as a member of
ihe Arizona Press Association, is
enabled to lay before its readers, the
very latest information occurring iu
Arizona or New Mexico. Its edito
rials are carefully prepared. Mining
news are made a spccialtr.
fhe : abseription 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 San
Francisco. It is made up of th
choicest matter appearing in our
Daily. It is jast the paper for peor
pie desiring complete Arizona infor
mation. XOTICR'
All persons knowinsr them elves in
rtjbted to the firm of H. Morgan A'
o., are requested io call and sett e
their accounts immediately, and save
costs. II. Mohgan & Co.
jMARRIKI.
I ,. 1. 1. A i; ixi ahisiia as ienpe. inoT, 22a 1
by n DnBi,anl. j. p., Aceatociofa'a'lfcrdo,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
lerats.
F. A, Lehman, Solicitor of American ana
FoivinJ Patente. VVjir'hinlon. I. C. All
bnnei connected with paten '8. whether
birore the i'Mtnnt unice or tne Courts,
! promptly u-teuded
leas a patent I e
to. Ho cbaree rarie on
patent eecored. . Send lor circular.
COLORADO HOTEL.
Yuma. Cal.
ISAAC LIE TV - - T'roprietor.
A KlltSST CLASS IIOTI-:!,.
A Free coach to and rrom the cars.
NEW RESTAURANT.
Washington street, n-xt to the COurt Uocee.
CUSTAV CKCIlEii - I'roprictor
Prices ! nlt the Times.
ile&ii vrill bo furciithed at all hours for
Twenty-five Cents.
.Special orders from TO cents up-r-jr.
The Table will be supplied with the Irst
the market ai.ord. and cucfta will receive
polite and prompt attention,
I hare made everv arrangement to pcnre t
the comfort and eatiaiuciiou of thw ptibUc,
Dotter
G & S
..DEALERS IN..
CAEPETS,
80, 82, 84 ?
L. AXi
1.AKG Hi? 1
STOCK
5 '
53
We Guarantee any goods
and
Skll to Ariz ma
1
ancisco Prices,
2
IM
VIP0RTAT1 ON
OF EAPTKliX AND EUEOPEAX
Dl?-Y GOODS FANCY GOODS
JUiT TiECi.IVED AT
DILLON 6l KEfJE ALY'S,
Los Angeles, Gal.
Eveir Department in our Ilou.-e is overstocked with ihe
Newest and Choisest Goods ever Imported to this Market,
Oar I'litire Stork It r i i 2: Purchased for Canh we are in a nooition to
OiTer Kx t r.ior.lluary lailuremeatii to 1'nrrlinnerK.
IADTES CLOTHS AND WATERPROOFS,
Cassimeros, Flannels, I'.lankets, Quilts, Table Linen
Towels, Napkins, Etc., Ktc.
Yc invite SPECIAL ATTENTION to oar stock in the following department
ilOSIi EV GLOVES. F.JIIlROIDKItlES, CORSETS, LADIES' IX
DUItlVEAlt, LACKS, SITIVS. ETC.
A Complete Assortment cf Black Lolmans and
Ulsters Just Received.
Dillon & Kenealy,
86 Main street, Los Angeles, ( al.
l5CSamples Sent by Mail to all parts of Arizonr.
dec I, 3 rue)
AGENCY
OF THE
Bank of Arizona,
PIKEXIX, A.T.
Brawn the Prinripnl
of the Vnitert Htatt-Pi anil
1 nropf
Ti'lM HI'Rf'II SE 'R MA KF AHVAX
. " o-n oi, (i.f.i hd4 s; vw lu ion. IVrri
loiinl Bll'I 'n !tinlH W;.- aiiT. tli
iimt.r 4 jnin n-ia' F:--r. r1-ire !! r-.
l'aiai:Mi iiittnd. nmteri;,k- (Joi;. r ie;.: ati'l
transjirt a ir!'r; Iwikiny h-it'ii- s
'tti i.our- fi m y a ut tt 4 m.
73tf At. KALKS. Cabbie -
xotici;
Th Co-pnrtniTship heretofori existing
between II. Cox and A. V. akeh ta thia
.(ay dis.ioi.ed by muiuai consent.
n v . a a r. .
I. II. Cox
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Tiger!
T03I BKOIVX, - Irp
(Old Stand next to SalarS'a reataorast.)
Ttttinff purchased the Intere.t of Mr
Daniel. T am prepared as sver to suit my pa
trona with tue bei or
HlXI S. I, HtI O A UCAES
A t. ne milliard table for the nae of patrons
Call and se ma and you will b treated
weil. odd
Jesse Jackson,
(l.ats TPresoott)
T hsre !aed thfl quarter fwTniTr 8ccw-
pled by Smith &. Suoude, for one year, ana
b
ars opened a
FIRST CLAW KALOOf,
Where none bnt the best liqnors and Cigars
wili ue girea to patrons.
Hemember the place,
TIIR CAPITOL BOLDIXG.
Bradley,
PAPIER, ETC.
Main Sir set,
; li n, cai.
LOWKST
1 Ell 1 S
Ordered from our iT )ue.
Customers at Le;js than :
an
S E
sfry.
Will remain in this city bat a few daja
lonfc r.
T"vervtviiii in
tSe aove line
a c-x-'ctitL'U u
laanuer highly aliaac.
FiME PLATE WORK,
AND
FiLL NC TEETH.
is'acii i. n :n.(( d. Termn rraeonab
Rroiiif O. i.vi.i-.s n ?w store, corn
Wubtiiiiiau afd .Montezuma streets.
.-usee.
C ame Io oty 'Jilt. P4
. innl. u loi or ( ra- Imcii.
inilay !7t!i
i'be owner i rqneted lo oonii1 tiil j;rove
property and pay charge.
C. I1.V.-..-T..
! Xotlre.
Al person Indcbtedto th firm of .
Goldb- r A 5nn. are qufti-il tos'alie on
0i j,:-ore jaa. it ugj
Denti
i
IJ. GOI.EBESO SOX
Phatuiz, Dee. 1. 1T9.
GOLD-MAN CO.
Hill PPil R 1
Hill ii iii
Take pleasure in informing tlie inhabitants of town
rnd county that their lAhL Uli CJV1 A 1 IONS have
arrived, and claim that the' can shovr the best assort
ment, the latest styles and the lowest prices of any
house in
PHCENIX.
LIST OF NEW GOODS.
Ladies Cloaks and Ulsters,
Ladies' Jackets, Nubias, Hoods in worsted,
Ladies' Hats, fall styles,
Ladies' Underwear and Skirts,
New shades of "Worsted Goods in Cashmere.
Gent's and boy's Winter clothing,
Gent's blanket suits,
Gent's Overcoats and Ulsters,
Gent's Hats, Fall styles,
Cent's Undeiwetir' complete assor't
Waitresses, Pillows, Comforters
and Blankets,
Parlor and
PaHor. Olnln-rGom and Kitchen
A
's Hich Chairs,
L.-UU J
Three-ply, I: grain and Brussels.
iSrus-els rugs.
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES.
Ulce Things to Eat.
California Cornmeal,
Ghirardelli's Chocolate.
Fresh Cranberries,
Eastern Codfish.
California Cream Cheese
-AGENTS
Falk's Milwaukee, Conrad's
Imported
Samples
part of tlie country, and
orders promptly executed.
Imporiersof and Dcafcrs
3
Cook stoves
Hocking Char 3.
FOR
Budweiser and Boca beer.
Cigars.
sent to any
in General Merchandise.
Livery, Feed &
Sale Stable !
CEO HAMLIN.
Washington jtrcel adjoiuiaj li
I'Uruix UouL
BEST CF KCRSES AND MOST
ELEGANT TURNOUTS.
GC0DWELL FCRCE FIX? A.K3
HOSE
LarCe Ccrra! to turn lessa
stock
in.
Hay and Grain always
hand and for sale.
Y3?Horse3 boarded br
the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Satis
faction gu ranteed.
H. Morgan & Co.
rnoExix, a. t.
DEALERS IX
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Wholesale and Retail.
hare feaail
400,000 pounds
Indian Wheat,
ASP...
200,CC0 pounds
Clean Barley,
For sale at the lowest cash
price.
S. Jackson,
Having pt'rebr.sjd th er r nxt
Merchandise
From Mr. Satnter, I ?:all h.-tafVj
keep a full as--r:B:eri; (
GOODS,
and will fell the same to th pli-i
FOR CASH,
at a living prce, such as afr all
compc titiou.
Simon Jackson
WATER RIGHTS FOR SALE.
T'a.-vona doair9Ba t parchaaiax &am I
tha
Salt River Valley Caru! Compi.iy,
TBI.. .
MARICOPA CAALCOnV
I 'an do ko oa drattn ?raa app
ins to the untW:giU al Bf 01H0 im la
town of riiirnix. JuisT AlTat.
l' if
E. T. Lowell,
CARPENTER & PLASTERER
All work ia th above Hue proe. j.: itt
attrns'ci tn.
tt zBraa lrtt. . f pesi; tha ' B
ertlce.
ALSO, Ala, KINDS CF
MINING MACHINERY.
i 7 rieaae send for t1mitar aaj jw.cva.
BEKKY Jt PIt'E.
tWcl Saa FratKtMvs. CaJL
Tip-Top Hotel.
-LETTE, A. T.
hr.;' k-
J Goa mccoainiodtiMi far trAji
j THE TABU
' Cannot b snrra-twd in tSi- T -rr tn Cvt