The Phoenix herald., September 03, 1880, Image 4

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THE PHCENIX HERALD.
t plrmher I -HMO
Xo cmriJt to of this ofiloe. n cent ,r otta-.-r
j -ron f ruiiioriz'd t:t rnafc? piirchas-r; or
c rtitrtict l.bt for and on account of the
Heralx. No bill; aainrt the I1kkam will
It a rcciiiiiz'd except lor jinrCfiHse ami con
tracts m;id hy the proprietors pensoually or
upon tliplr wriiui; ordor.
gavMnrarasMOi
MARICOPA MATTERS.
Local
Events of
Week.
the Past
As They Appeared in the ''Daily
Harald.'
SATURDAY.
D ive B iHz hn returned from
the
Tnto cou-itry.
W. II. Keviiold, of Fort McDow.
t-U, is iu t!.".- ciij.
One yenr ago "ast Sunday tlio col
iimwooils on llic i'lazit bole l'ruit.
Several persons who li:ivo jrrnsvu
i-ottou m tins valiuy testily to h:
rciit pro.luctivenuii.
A ba:iutif-il r:il:i o-Au-l tlie ii'rno.s
in ri; a: i du;ic-;isei with the ?-rvicc-s
.)i tUepritiKiiii cart tkid morning.
The number of o.fliue stekers u the
Deaiucrulio ii!e oi die i.ouse in
crease 5 as l!ie day of the cojveutioii
eomts tiigi:.
Mrs. Pickins. M. D., h:ss moved to
b.lildic 02 liie souiii side of Vv'as'i
:igt!:i t-lieel, m few uoois cait of ibe
i'lijeuix liotei.
Jesus Gonzales was accidentally
';i l, at i"e.7i;?, a few day
.ngo lr.it
1 rnpii.li 1 1
L-eov
;r the care
of L).
Gun vers.
We noticed three government nm
lu.icd staiidid, ul one ti.ne, yc--
u rd.iy ;j fio:;l t.f.iiii Uaiik Exchange
i.oie.. U ijo.vOu ieiy.
lloa. Patrick Hamilton, over the
(isfii'i'tiro -jf Yavapai, is aaiu favor
la:? Uw Es;j;w';lr viib. his euttrlaiti-
la-' aau rea.iu.e avoseuti ucacunnirs.
Tiiar-wia;.- last Albert Tt'olleiibcr,
'a.u5;t ao.i of Mr. L-'iuU Wylicn-c.-jf,
.s a -cid .-uU.lif ru.i over and
-liiuiU' kiiie.1, ia I'reicott, by
oi cr:.
rt.'d l.idv- sai 1 within
A yiiuiijj m.:
r ieariii ' v;.
teidav, that Dr. Ai:u- 1
.wjitA v.-jo tnj nu.-t escruciaiin"
Lic.ituie she had ever see:i. "jueh
a Uiviuu t'jiui and lovely eyej is ai-inj.-t
unliearabie" and "oil !'' sIk'
id "ii 1 Was uot Irani nieled by
i.i.iir.i.iDiiial vows 1 wouki set my
olur Djc." F.ict.
Who Hc-pu'.dican Club, of this city,
'..r-o IasjJ, lor the cau:pa! jTi, the
i'tiiidiu-' oa Washinirton street, form
erly occupied by Wiley's auction
iost.s. C-ri)cn;er itive leea bus'
lor the jiatt few days fixing it up fur
5.JjV J.3 up.iats, and a birge tr.ins
msucy wild the wonts "Kcmiblicau
iIt:uiUar:crs" wiil soon be in place-
Hi-; piaee will be auiply supplied
vvitU soils aad newspapers from all
j-irtj of the (Miuutrv, and will be a
L pleasant place to spend the evenings
- ........ .1 . : 1 1
Hwnui)'1 uaiu eietioji, uuu ne..i
ujX reid iLe h-.tcit news.
A numlKT rf people who were dis-po.-ei
to -.1j:s; ticj:i last year failed
u dj so, Geo ts c itlonwo ii waj the
only tliiair Hailuble which tliey did
not iiiie. li.'y c nteadinj; that the
willow Mould not grow, but we, be
lieving diffj.'Ln'.Iyrset out fourteen
-i them, tea feet apart on the 10th of
January last and now some cf them
have brunches an inch aud a half in
da.aetcr and IZ feet Ion;;. In this
short time they Lttve so lapped that
a perfect s:iade is made for a distance
of iiali'a blocli in froui of the Hkk.
props rly. We hope m:my will
lul.ow uur example next year. It is
c.y ciieap r.ud un exceik-nt shfidc.
The Uuion mine is situated 15
miles north of Phoenix. The claim
is GC'OIjCO feet no adverse claim.
It con i.iias three distiuctgolJ bearing
veins which crop out a distance of
TMJ le-.-t on this claim. ery little
v. ork has been done on this mine. A
seventy two f.tot thaft sho.vs a well
deli..ed le.ie v Lie i averages 3' i
fet iii Uiickuejs. .-Lbout 73 tons of
oro are now on the dump. The ledge
is pay ore throughout. Several as
siiys of it show it to be worth $70.
For Cj feet from the surface it
is free milling then it turns base.
The water level is at a depth of 73
feet. The miae is elevated b it little
above iLc surrounding country and
is suaale.i among a cluster ol small
hills. It is eas,- ot accas.i being ac
cessabia to the largest freight teams
and is right ul the fanners' door of
Sa;t Kiver valley. The nearest water
lor milling purposes is the Grand
Caa-;, eleven miles distant. The
orv cm bj freighted from mine to
ni:!!tr$; wood at :J. Country
for ui.it ion grauite. Mr. Tread well,
tinj mining expert, says it is horn-
blca-.l-porpnry- It. is certainly a
pritaiiiva foriation.
MO.NDAT-
I. Anron left this moraine for the
Tiger.
"Wiu.ll. Ila-vxT & Co. have just
received i.r qtiantityof becrjand
to those who dri.ik eastern beer we
-would sujgejt the purchase of a
Mr. Jackson, a'ld wife, have re
turned from a rusticating trip u nth.
Sirs. Jackson s u.ultu is maeh nn
jiijvjd. Mj-wer- Decker, Priest. Sharp
and M.llcr.Teuipeites, arc in the city
10-day.
A. .7. McXeil baa just had a large
double window p :t iu the front of
bis establishment thereby throwing
more light
of his trjjJs
on llu excellent quality
Col. James Stewart arrived from
the r.iilro:d this lnoi'iiin-'. He in
lorm u that th -re s nothin r n the
report of an i.i.vase of time on the
railroad from C-d.'or, east.
TfESmi'.
Billy Moore is rua.iiug a saloon at
Coateiuiou City.
Don E. Abbott has returned from
a trip to Pima county.
Mr. Martcll is now one of the mix
oljjisLj a:tha Tiger liquid pal.ice.
J uuge Wilks returned from Pres
cott last evening.
Geo. W. Back ii hick from his rus
ticating trip up north.
ii-JI.-ia-on received, a few days
since, a ToAajjiuiap.
Carpenters areTiLtsy at woik on the
H'joc of Gldb-rg's new building.
Grant LeBurr and Mrs. A. Baitlett
will arrive on this evening's Wick
cuburg stage.
Two lines of coaches leave Phoenix
every day for the railroad connecting
with the Tucson train.
Wm. B. Hooper i& Co have just re
ceived a large quantity of Damiaua
Bittern.
Capt Malconi. well known in these
nirts. wa; lately murdered in the
Tomb tone couuuy.
The D-j.n jci-atij County C.mven
tio.i hum s next Mond.iv- to put a coun
ty ticket iu the field.
The libr ."-y of the Union Sunday
foh b.i lteea iu rea.cd by the aJ
ul' .: '.! ' " -i : - v :'.: UJJ.
JIcsrs. Harrison find Baritow,
presidon:i of two political clubs of
Tempe, visited r.s Saturday.
jUes.-rs. Dennis, Kirkland, Decker
and Piie.-t have returned from 11 rus
ticating trip to the mountains.
Supt. Webber, of the Tip-Top
mine, has an advertisement in the
IIkuai.u culliug for 30 miners.
The Drill says that as the editor of
the Kxpoiiior jrrmvs older he will
learn that abusive language dots not
serve to contradict facts.
Charley Brown, for some time past
the stage mid express nrent at Wick
enburg, is iu the cil-, en route for
Tombstone.
Kritz L. Brill was in from his
ranch on the Hassayampa, yesterday,
wit 11 a wajfou load of potatoes. Mr.
Brill ov.iisoiif of them )st productive
places iu the Territory.
We wcti'd suggest th :t the little
editor ?o to the L'niou Sunday school
next Sabbath and take a lesson on
the kind of auimnl "Mary Magdalen
rode when fleeing from the wrath of
Pharoah.
II. Monran & Co., one of our oldest
business firms are t Dj:yin'' a b;isi
nej excelled bv no house in this val-
Their motto of quick sales an
1
small proiits ana t:ee;5i;iG: alivays the
best quality of goods aud full wcih'
accoiiats for it.
The Tucson ' 'itizen sa3's that, visit,
ors from San Francisco report Judge
Tsveert renewing his youth aud re
markably rr'tod looking The learned
get'tieraan will shortly arrive to take
up hio permanent residence ia Phoe
nix i:i the prac ice of law.
The Sentinel says the Antelope
Peakausaet is not the largest ever
fj'.md i:f Arizona. In May, 1801,
back of La Paz. one weighing threj
pound', worth $18 per ounce and a
few months laier one weiirhinir six
ounces more, worth $175 were found
at the same place.
All the great people of the country
are cenlei tnu- at Tucson. General
T!iom:;s Kwinir, Democratic leader
of Ohio. Wallace Leach, Congress
ional candidate of California, Bishop
Simpson, the leading divine of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and
next to arrive is President Haves.
j The editor of the IIkji vi.n is think
I ins of goiii-.r down to the "ancient
! and honorable" arid make the picture
! complete.
j By the competency shown by the
local tinner of a sction in Iavinsr be-
fore ul!, tiie resources of its section so
t in a rreat measure depends the ad-
! section. 1 'hen-tore, every one uitcr
f ifrft i!i f! of i!i'?p
country should contiibiUetbcirquoto
of support to their local pajjer. The
better support the better paper it c:i
issue, and the better advocate your
cause, and when you purchase goods
do so at a store that advertises, and
thus helping support a medium that
is fettling a community and increas
ing the value of your business or
property. Because a store does not
advertise it is no reason it sells any
cheaper, in fact statistics prove that
their prices are at least 30 percent
higher.
In to-morrow's Herat-d, Goldman
& Co. will have a double-column ad
vertisement announcing a grand
clearance saJe for the month of Sep
tember. Prices have been marked
dow n one-fifth their regular price, as
room must be made for the fall and
winter stock now on the road. There
will be a perfect slaughter of eveiy
thingiu their large establishment
during the next 30 days. Bargains
will abound, and the nrtttlcnt house
wife, who htfi"sa'S?fliip her money
and buys now. will congratulate her
self unceasingly. Considering the
range and merit of the stock of
goods which now Sills the shelves of
Goldman & Co., the prospect of the
sacrifice advertised in to-morrow's
Heiiald, to whih attention is direct
ed for fulier particu'ars, ought to
make the hearts of ail womankind
of Salt River valley palpitate with
delight. Look in and examine even
if you don't buy. Courteous treat
ment is giiarantt; d, eveu if you do
not spend a cent.
"WEDNESDAY.
5. F. Simpjon, for Prescott. and
S. Randcl, for Pbo?iiix, came in from
the railroad on this morning's stage.
Mrs. Farrington and children and
S. Andrade will arrive ou the Wick
eubuig coach to-uight.
The Phtrnix Brass Band last even
ing re-elected their present officers,
and the Secretary was instructed to
order instruments for uu orchestra.
Win. D. Fenter is in the city from
the Tombstone country. We leain
that he will be a candidate fur Sheriff
at the Democratic Convention next
Monday. Mr. Fenter has tilled the
position of Under Sheriff one term
i in this county, with satisfaction and,
i if nominated, will make a good
race. .
I Programme for this evening's
open air concert, on the Plaza.
Moniiug Glory Quickstep Butler
Love of the Beautiful Waltz. .Keller
Leetle German Band Q'step. . .Ke'ler
Sweet Memories Waltz Keller
Get Up and Get Quickstep. . . .Keller
Second Andande ic Waltz. .Heiuicke
Here's Health Gallop Rollinon
Imperial Quickstep Keller
Plymouth Quickstep Rollinson
Cornelia Waltz Zikoff
Adeiia Quickstep Keller
College Reel Keller
Concert to commence at 7 :30 sharp.
G. II Kki.j.y.
Band Master.
TnUKSDAT.
Button holing is a new game.
Mr. Heinsoii has received a force
pump from San Francisco.
Mr. Jenks, of Tempe, is doing the
county seat to-day.
E. Irvine & Co. received several
show casi-s yesterday.
N. Iioss.of he East Phcenix Flour
ing Mills, pays ca:h for wheat.
M;ssrs. iarnell & Smith have
leased the Dublin Feed Yard.
To-night is the regular weekly
meeting or ine 1. u. it. At. A lull at
tendance is requested.
A large lot of stoves of all kinds
and sizes lias just beeu received by
iTOiuman ec i;o.
Coaches to connect with the Tu;
son train leave Phosuix every day at
11 O JlOl K.
Our office is at present over run
with orders for job work. May it
ever be thus.
The directors of Ihe Salt River
Canal want to receive bids for clean
ing their ditch.
The Damiana Bitters is the best
liver and kidney medicine in the
world. For sale by Hooper & Co.
A liue of the boiler of the Phcenix
Flour Mill broke last night, causing
a stoppage of eighteen hours.
The plaza has been nicely cleaned,
and the rubbish burned. A ne it
picket fence would now add greatly.
to its attractiveness.
Mr. C. H. McNeil, of the Herald
force, is a happy father. The event
occurred early this morning, and is a
girl. The occasion was duly cele
brated at this office.
The wife of W. C. Roundy leaves
to-morrow lor Soccnrro, New Mexico,
where she will make her future resi
dence with her falht r. Her husband
expects shciiJy tu leave f jr the jame
place.
Miss Blake, Master Eddie Blake,
Xcri Osborn, M iss Sadie Osborn and
a man from Chiaa arc ou the Wick
enbtirg stage to arrive this evening.
Long nights will soon be here aud
Morgan it Co are daily expecting a
car load of coal oil in anticipation
of the desire of our people lo throw
light upon Ihe various subjects un
der discussion.
N. Rosenthal will visit San Fran
cisco this month and while there will
purchase goods for several new de
partments for his establishment,
making his place one of the best and
most complete business houses this
side of Los Angeles.
Wm. Taplin yesterday presented
the 1Ii--kai.I) with a small cake of
soap made from water from the So
da Sfriu-rs in Black Canyon, about
50 miles noiih of Phcenix. It con
tains the properties of the best toilet
soap and will, in the future, prove of
value to its owner, who has reached
this successful result after a year's
experiment. The only chemicals
used are those used in solidif) ing the
water.
Slankard's thresher will finish its
labors this afternoon, Ihe other ma
chines having stopped several days
since; thus completing the work of
harvesting in this Valley, for the
present season.
Mr. Priet, a prominent, Tempeite.
is in tile city. II.: lias just returned
from a trip to Prescott. and Vulture.
He reports things at the Vullurj
lively, aud the pipes working well,
and a promise of water to the mine
in about four days.
The regular weekly tpen-air con
cert last night, was well rendered,
and appreciated by our citizen'. Three
new pieces, nvire difficult than any
prcvious ones, were performed, show
ing that the boys arc progressing
under the charge of Prof. Kelly.
A correspondent in Ihe Citizen
growls because tlicS. P. R. It. charge
way passengers from Tucson to Ben
son rive cents per mile. .Nothing
like the days when stage coaches
charge live limes that price for mak
ing one-fifth the time for the "old
settler" of this blooming country.
Xo more use walking the streets
all night to save the price of a be 1,
betaii.-e A. J. McXeil has lust re
ceived a large lot of cot frames,
which he will cover and sell at
cheaper prices than such articles
have ever been sold before in this
town.
Postmaster Mowery yesterd.av re
ceived a de-patch authorizing the
carrying of mails by the Black Can
yon route seven times a week. A
few days sinre service wss cut d wn
on this route from six t three times
per week. Supplying ihe mineral
country it docs the present order is
Just.
We learn that Thomas Sherman
will run i s an itidepeudant candidate
for Sheriff; Mr. Sherman has tided
positions ia the sheriffs in Califor
nia and also in this county, and now
fills the resonsib!e positit n of Dep
uty United States -Marshal. He has
a host of warm personal friends in
all portions of Maricopa county, and
will make better time that scored
by St. Julien iu liis recent race back
enst.
Our mercantile friend, II. Gold
berg, ye-ici-lav showed us a beauti-
fill specimen of ore taken from the
Silver Queeu mine, in the Texas
11:11 District, of which he is one of
the owners. This property is pro
nounced by experts lo be very rich
and will pay from the "grass "roots'
dow;: Mr." Goldberg expects on his
next visit to uaiirornia to matte ar
rangements for working the proper
ty. This gentleman also owns a val
uable miae in Tombstone and oaciu
the Dragoon mountains.
Don Abbott is doing a rushing bus
iness in the agricultural implement
line. In front of his place of busi
ness this morning, we saw srrme Bu
ford single plows for J. T. Priest, of
Tempe, a Brown sulky plow for Mr.
Lewis of snme pl..ce and a Sweep
stake Granger plow, six gang, for
eight horses, for Orine & Gieenhaw,
of this valley. Mr. Abbott has sold
several plows of this kind this season
iu the valley showing our farmers
are getting up lo the times. A car
load of wagons of the best makes
will sood be here, advices having
beeu received this morning.
FREIGHT FACTS.
Arrivals at Maricopa
Railroid Lb.iI Week.
by
Specially Collected for the Phoanix
'Herald."
I'rJday J3.
rnosNix.
G E Browu 20 spuds 2137.
G Coats 2 mds 90; C mdse 270.
J 11 Lrdirs 1 pkg 100.
J M Bryan 10 pkgs 320; 4 pgs
J W Thomson 2 mdse CO.
FKESCOTT.
N 5 mdse 330.
Dr O Lincoln 4 nuli t 200.
rt'm Bulluui 1 screen 20.
421.
BEYMOUK.
I II Levy 32 mdse 4223.
TEMPE.
C T II 12 sund 220.
J T Priest 22 mdse 1HG3.
KO DESTINATION MARKED.
II 40 sund 2790.
Tip-Top M Co 100 brick G00.
GILI.KTTB.
M Burfind 7 mdse 'M0.
Jlondny. 30.
PHCKNIX.
G E Brown, 14 sund 953; 9 sund,
1074.
E Irvine & Co, 33 sund, 1381 ; 2
sund, 400.
G Coats, 2 sund, 240 ; 4 sutd, 225 ;
20 suad, 2150.
Goldberg & S in, 5 sund, 400; 79
sund, 1780; 10 sund, 425.
Asher & Bro, 4 sund, 133; 11 suud,
600.
Goldman & Co, 11 sund, 1420.
Wong On Lung, 28 sund, 2275.
Sing Chong, 0 sund, 310.
M L Peralta, 2 sund, 140.
PRESCOTT.
Dr O Lincoln. I pkg, 85.
T Bray, 1 pkg, 1 5.
B H Weaver, 13 sund, 675.
A Seeley, 1 pkg, 05.
A Mason, 9 sund, 620.
D Levy 1 pkg, 175.
NO DESTINATION GIVES.
Cumberland mine, 1 pkg, 40.
'- TEMPE.
M Mathews, 10 sund, 270.
J T Priest, 2 pkg 80.
Haydeu, 1 pkg, 130; 1 pkg, 280;
suud, 1000 ; 8 sund, 485.
P Shannon, 1 pkg, 420.
APACHE.
A A Q M, 293 suud, 21850.
VCLTCKK MINE.
I Levy. 0 aud 1025.
TIlTOr.
G E Webber, 5 siind, ISO.
GILLETTE-
J Anderson, 12 sund, 1530.
MCDOWUI.L.
J Y T Smith. 8 suad, 770; 1 pkg,
100; 2 sund, 530.
Tuesday, 31.
l'llF-SCOTT.
Bashlord & Co, 3 Mind, 570.
APACHE.
A A Q M. 200 sund, 28,700.
JICDOWM.L.
J Y T Smith, 43 sund, .3345; 1 pkg,
150.
COX'S COMPLETE COURSE.
How
th-3 Youthful Ideas will be
Taught to Shoct
On fVJr. Cox's Coming into
the Superintendency
of Public Instruc
tion. When an argument against the ef
ficiency of Djmocra'.ic ollk-ials, so
strong as to be irrefutable, is ad
vanced, it is the custom ol Demo
cratic sheets to endeavor to neutral
ize its effects by blackguarding the
person who, in their opinion, is re
sponsible for it. That hermaphro
dite of political journalism created
by a Democrat, and nursed into life
by a Republican, imported to supply
the lack of bmins in the Democratic
ranks of our county the Expositor,
Scold, Granny, or Blatherskite -call
it what you will, is not aud excep
tion to the rule. It could hardly be
otherwise, as originality will saa-ce
be found in a man who, to cam a
living, was forced to abandon all
principles anil sink to the level of u
machine, to be used by a ring of pet
ty county politicians us the toy of 11
short campaign and then to be
thrown aside, like an orange suck ed
dry, with the brief epitaph of
SACRED TO THE MSMOUT
Of
LITTLE TOMMY HKIGS,
who vf
EOCQUT, PAID rIt. USED, AXD El'HaiD
by the
DEMOCRACY OF MAItKOPA COUXTY
Daring ih- Camp:vga of ISi'J.
tie rigged olt and rigk-tl so w.-ll.
Thai tiu p;lil cut ri woa.'J liI:l him;
I:it lie rirl'-d al !asr, praise liotl ;o we!!,
Whore i!t:iv' ri wii; never eiiWM
A'3 OF SC'ja Id T-Ifi KISS'J Kl OI" MAHaoS.
As I have not had the advantages
of being educated in the school of
Democratic viiuperativentss, or bil
lingsgate. I will not take up the
gauntlet thrown down to me hy the
Expositor, on la;t Monday, i;i au edi
torial concerning the publication of
the report of the last Grand Jury of
tcis count-, by the Dull, and enter
the lists for a joust w ith that weapon
which the Expositor is so proficient
with personal biacl guardlsm taid
hbuse. But I will endeavor to show
whether that gentleman whom it
seems to have picked out to play the
liek-spiule to, more than any other,
is competent to fill the ofliee for
which they so strenuously advocate,
bis claims. I refer to Mr. Ivy H.
Civ l!ie -:imlidate f.-r Simerintwuieiit.
of Public Instruction, who, to use :
n:s own words.will it elected, "use his
whole power to instill into the minds
of our youth the principles of trite
Democracy." This he could prob
ably do iu the most approved si ie,
as any one will soon learn by a cur
sory examination of the books of the
Board of Supervisors, during the
peri )d he acted as Secretary. Leav
ing aside those little eccentricities of
book-keeping so pertinently inquired
into by our last grand jury such as
erasmes, pasting leaves together,
etc., I will take ihe body of tlie
matter still remaining, to show lo
what a degree he carries his political
convictions into his official acts.
Not only is the writing anu gram
matical construction of the records
intensely Democratic. but so
is the spelling. So much so, in
deed, that I have, after mature con
sideration, conclusive!' convinced
myself that this gentleman is the
one who lately, through tlie columns
of the Citizen, under the nom tie
plume of Bourbon Straight, entered
the field of political literature to be
come the Petroleum V. Nasby of
Arizona. Now 1 ask the candid
reader, frankly, if a man who spells
authorized, authorised ;' judgments,
'judgements;' dimensions, 'demen
sious;' asylum, 'assylum semi-annual,
'semi -anual ;' superintendent, 'su
perintcndaiit ;' jailer, "jay lor; evi
dence, 'evidince;' water, 'watter;'
who states that our sheriff was re-
quired to file an additional bond on j
account of the death of King S. I
Woolsey, one of his 'bondmen ;' who j
lias 11 mui .11 r j 11. Lively was
elected a 'temporv' chairman ; who
rerords that B. S. Con vers was ur
pointed examining -physicion,' and
that Messrs Wharton & Sheets had
been paid for services to the 'iudigint
sick; that II. P. Petit had tiled ihe
"drawing1 for the new Court House
that J. W. Markley's bill for tians
porting the 'corancr's' jury was re
jected. etc., etc.; is not a man
very likely to write such a commu
nication as that peuned by Bourbon
Straight. Were we ail Democrats
Mr. Cox would make a mostaccepta-
ole'Supcriniencaa. of rublic Instruc
tion lor the territory, but bem:j
neither all Democrats nor ouite in
sane over spelling reform I maintain
that Webster is good enough for the
rising generation, and should be
tauglit instead of tlie true princi
ples of Democracy ' eveu when uealt
out by such an able person as Major
Ivy 11. Lox, late of tlie C. h. Army
and at present of the legal-political
ministerial professions.
I will a i ways be happy to let any
of the friends of Kev. Ivy H. Cox,
who may doubt his intense democra
cy, nave Ine numbers ot the pages
from which Ihe different phrases
and words were culled.
Wm. O O'Neill
Kcnresentatiou in Congress.
The present membership of the
Natioual House of Hepresentatives
is 2'J:j. If the ratio of apportionment
were not changed, the number would
be increased to :5S0. This will not
probably done. The hail is crowded
now. It could not comfortably hold
380. The ratio will, it is presumed,
be increased from 131,423 the pres
cnt figure to 170,000. The basis
has been changed every census since
17U0. The chauires were as follows:
1 car.
1789. . .
1793. . .
1813
182:
1838...
184:3
1853
183
1873
Basis
. . 30.000
. . 33.000
. . 35,000
. . 40,000
.. 47,700
. . 70,680
. . 93.423
..127,381
..131,000
If one-half the stores, two-thirds
the saloons and two thousand idlers
shouid leave Bodie, says the Standard-News,
we would hae the best
busi less camp on the coast. As it is
somebody feeds the idlers and the
merchants have to foot the bill.
Simon Rodman, of Visalia, lias
agreed to fast thirty days for the
$200 offered him by T. Bacigalupi.
Ho intends to begin as soon as the
physician prououuees him in a suit
able condition for his self-imposed
abstinence. He will occupy the City
Hall, and will bu in cLurge of
watchers during the time.
Territorial Items.
Col Tiffany has had plans drawn
for an Industrial School to be erect
ed at San Carlos. Already 160 acres
.ire cleared for the purpose. The
probable cost will be .?10,C00.
The end of the track of the S. P.
It. It., is now within 19(1 miles of El
Paso, and it is the intention to reach
that point on or before Jan 20lh 1381.
Ou the 23d inst., the party at the
front had surmounted all obstacles
encountered in the Dragoon moun
tains. The boundary line between
New Mexico and Arizona will be
reached ia 12 days.
A Xetv Knilroad .
Articles of Incorporation were filed
at 12:43 r. M. to-day, with the Secre
tary of the Territory, of a company
called the "'.nricopa, Phoenix and
Prescott Railroad Company." Hie
Directors named are A. L. Moeller,
W. W. Hutchison, John Raible
and N. Ellis. The capital stock is
$2,000,000. A map and survey ate
also filed. It is undersood that the
company will commence work on
the road immediately, aud intend to
push things as rapidly as possible.
Tuesday's Democrat.
At Agua Fria and vicinity the
stock owners have been appalled, of
late, by a cattle disease. The vic
tims die soon after infection, and, on
dissection, are found to have con
gested lungs. Some twenty or thirty
head of cattle and some horses have
died.
Arizona's Sew Katlroail.
The rails of the A. & P. R. R. arc
already laid about fifty miles, (includ
ing 23 utiles of toe IS- 3i. & S. P. R.
R .) out from Albuquerque, towards
Fort Wingate. leaving less than 350
miles to reach Prescott. The con
struction force has been doubled.
Boarding cars for the workmen are
sent forward, and the laying of rails
is progressing westward!- at the rate
of a miic a day. The time for reach
ing Fori Wiugate is fixed far the
fiivrt of January, next, and the point
.North and nearest to Prescott, for
next July ; the entire road to be com
pleted to" the Colorauo for June 1st,
1332-.
Among the improvements going on
in Tucson the Star observes that
the firm of W. B. Hooper tfc Co.'s oil
warehouse, near the depot, is fast
ne.mng completion' the carpenters
are now putting ou the roof. Their
up town store, ou Mcailla street, is
also undergoing a course of plaster
ing and painting, which will improve
its appearance fh a large degree.
Hon. H. W. Stewart received the
unanimous vote of the Republican
Convention at Phcenix, on the 23d
inst., for Delegate to Congress. Mr.
Stewart is wcllknown as speaker of
the House, and will make a strong
canvass and a thoroughly competent
Delegate. He represents the pro
gressive element of the Territory,
and will lay his fossil opponent ou
the shelf without doubt. Arizona
Bullion.
Senator Conkling will gratify
Democrats by speaking his mind on
the political situation. How would
it suit them to have his first attempt
i made m liKlmnr.r
miscellaneous.
. Morgan &, Co.
Washington Street,
PHOENIX,
A. T.
Importers and Dealers in
GROCERIES CLOTHING
DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS,
TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, Etc.
At prices to suit the times.
CALIFORNIA BAKERY.
w asiimgtou street ovposuc Kelly a meal
3Iarket.
Best Flour, Sweetest Bread.
Twelve Loaves for One Dollar.
Crackers of all Doscriplions Constantly
on Hand.
KYE BHK.4I),
C:JtA!I.VH SKAI.
FI!S & CAltES,
aHvayson luiiid.
tSIIol biscuit3 every moriiinir.rj
Oaiil Schekeb, i'ro'r.
BAJA CALIFORNIA !
BITTERS
ItESTOKATIVU.
IWUiOKATOK
And .KKVIK
THE GREAT
STOMACH REGULATOR
And 13 spepwia Cure.
THE 3IEX1CAN REMEDY
FOR
Diseasas of the Kidneys & Bladder
Vaiuiaua Is a Mexican Herb,
aud conies from a 1'ax.
DAMIANA was firt made and drank br
the 3Ie.Mi.-ans as a Tunic fnr the Stomach
and Bowels.
DAMIANA is acknowledged by those that
nave uea it tu De a great isviooratuii
and Nkuvine.
DAMIANA acts directly upon the Kidneys,
mHkhiff tht-ni stronger.
DAMIANA is a splendid Laxative for the
tfuvi'ELS. iiiiii Keeping mo lavEK from
beeoailu Tonriu.
e-DAMlANA GIVES APPTlTE.i3
WM. B. HOOPER & CO.,
Soie Agents foi
Arizona and New Mexico, iu the U.S.
aud Suauru. Mexico.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Salt River
asi Phoenix.
CASH
PAID FOR
lisiom
Done at the Salt River
Flouring Mills, East Phoe
nix. 1TATHA1UEL ROSS,
irietor.
Save Your Money,
AND BRING YOUR
Watches, Clocks
Jewelry, &e., &c.,
to
V- TRUMPER,
Practical Watch Makek
axt) Jeweler
PHOENIX, -. AlUZONA.
Boot and Shoe Maker.
Washington Atrcet, adjoining the
fettore of tastaueda.
Fttehionatilc Boots and Shocn of the best
route rial uautic to order In elegant style.
Perfect Fits Guakanteed.
I give ray entire attention to enptom made
work, aud I have evvry facility for civiug
entire atitfaeiiou. Send iu vour order.
The Leading Hotel of San Francisco and
the mot 1 elerantiv appointed hotel in
the rlrt, over :;.5X).d0U h ivinir been ex
pended iv Mr. baidviii in i:p construction
aud fnrniinp. lirariqua -hth array am!
navy. Specirt'. iccoir.iiKKi.-it na for families
and large partus. lricea che came as at
other liio-ctutfi tittt-j.-.
From $3 to $5 Per Day.
Ppocial contracts win be mane foi perma
nent bonnier?. Tlie hot'l conche ami car
riaife ia waiting at all boat aud railway
depot p.
?rRo(.ms ran be reserved before arrival
by lulcraphin the Baldwin.
II. H. PIERSON",
UufinefB Maiiazer.
R. E. Farringtcn & Co.,
Dealers iu
General Merchandise,
AND
FORWARDING & C0MMISSJ0N
MERCHANTS,
Maricopa, ... Arizona.
We are prepared to band to faat freight and
heavv machinery onakorl uotica.
Mark goods care
It. E.FAKR1NGTON & CO.
SOW READY !
Issued August 1st.
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Government rely upon its f-tulements as
the only recognized authority.
It given ihe Name of Newspapers aud
other Periodicals.
It gives the Puiitlc, Religion, Ciae& or
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It gives the Iys or Issue.
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circulation, and several valuable tables and
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Sent te auy address receipt of the price.
aq uress
OEO. P. HOW ELI,, Publishers,
(Newspaper Advert ibing Bureau,
lO Hpruce St ,cw York
Tip-Top Hotel.
Grinding
Olson.
GILLETTE, A. T.
My hotel in kent in firt-chiss etyle. Rooms
largo aud ncully 1'un.U'icd.
Good accooimodatioua for iranbient pa
troua.
THE TADLE
Cannot be fnrpassed in the Territory, Go
cookiiiy aud pkuty of cvcrylliius.
Bo A ul) JfH per Week.
Meals . 50 cents.
o.-p ami. ;i. r. izrt.
Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
Wm. B. Hooper.
Jno. S. Carr,
John Dargie & Henry D.
PE-IOENIX, A. .T.
Sole Agents for Arizona and Hew HeXlCO, for the
Celebrated J. A. Miller Chicken Cock Whisky.
Manufactured by
"WHITE & ALEXANDER, OF KENTUCKY.
None Genuine unless branded
J. A. IV! iller Old Bourbon Distillery.
Sole Amenta for Arizona
WHISKIES,
fiiton J. Hardy & Co.,
Louisville, Kentucky.
'Hardy's Own,"
'Our Choice,'
'Old
'Early Dawn,'
Sole Agents
Pacific Coast
BOURBON
The Coronet,
All of the above Whiskies arc
Louisville, K-.; are unequaled iu
I any W hiskies ever offered in this
j ... .
We invite atieiuiou 10 uur exiensivu iiuc. in 1 1 r o, ri.reigii anu
Domestic, BITTEltS. of all
ALE, PORTER, and
first-class
Our Assortment 3
25
IMPORTED an.
be found complete
Improved Short Hose.
A po
v ctocd were
Eagic Poland
Bred from stock imported direct from the Manie Company. AITHnimaJ poln are go: ran
teed as reiwsenteiti Cratimr or box iiil'. and feed for shipping. Fkek. fcfrlMfes io Piiri
vry lowwS(3 1 me:m that every aiiTmaJ sold
slock, ururs soiiciieuanu aaiisiaciion guaranieeu
THOROUGHBRED P0ULTRY--a!l
WM.NILES Importer and Breeder.
9tf
A. J. McNEIL,
Saddle & Harness Manufacturer,
, .AND DEALER IN.
Saddlery Hardware, Leather, Bridles, Halters, Collars,
Whips aud Lashes, Horse Blankets, Brushes,
Curry Combs, Wagon Covers, Awnings,
Tents, Cot Beds, tc., &c.
WEST SIDE
tSTAIl Work Warranted.
Rt'tiairiug ilouc niiJi NeatiiPhs
aad DopaUli. aucrlO
Auld,
Carter Tevis
Polhemus, Joint Managers,
for the tlie following renowned
Manufactured by
'Trivate Stock,"
Rye," "Old Kentucky"
'Old Reserve,"
for the
of thefavorite
WHISKIES.
J!d Kentucky
I r rr
i--fc
Cabin.
of our own Importation, "iiect fiom
delicacy and flavor, and superior to
market.
. , r nivro r j
kinds, MINEIUL WATERS,
all Liquors
kupt by
house.
f CIGARS, both
DOMESTIC will
in Every Respect.
Dish-Faced Berkshire
purchased at great expense oi
H. M.v Queen Victoria,
Having been BRED and KA1SED at the
Prince Consort's Show Farm, Windsor.
Kngland. The Improved Berkshire isth
at nral grass hog; is the most proline awl
atf-, docile of any broed.
Mv Berkshires are recorded in the Ameri
can Berkshire Kecordtne authority for the
Luiteu t tales on Tnorougnurou UerKsnire.
China Pigs.
shall be a stQlis afivortibemcnt Ur my
of the leading varitties.
Los. Akuules, Cal.
OF PLAZA,
AM
PHtENIX. ARIZONA.
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O. J. Tmrorx, M
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A'.o IV-t.-P i
PATENT MKDiriNKS.
toil:t aktu'LKs.
PKKKr.MERY. A.
West of th lVt OScir,
rnCENIX, - - ARIZONA.
Lodge Supplies !
MASONIC. ODD IT. LLC
KNIGHTS OF I'YTHIS.
I. O. It- fv.
rpnE iierai.d pstt.:i.i3-oa.r
J afut- lr lor hu W f . A.
STRONG & CO.. IVtruit. )!'( ,. f
tnpp!y all .nj la t xlwie Atu ' .
i il'lrea
GOSPEli i M.-CUXTtX-'S.
DON. E. ABBOTT,
Ins. Agsnt
zi C;
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Bros . San Francises- Ciu
EEAf-EKS tr-
Waijon
Harrows.
Cultivators. Plo.v-.
Seed Soaci"
And Piiiups.
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lllUIIKMT
eitu t. rn
la psymct f. A;
tSOKl'KE-At
DON E. ABBOTT.
HEALTH IS EAPFilESS.
IIOKNE & WESTS
ELECTRO-MACNET1C
TffKPICAIi BELT.
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fr Electro .Mntic En- -C J
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Gout,
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