The Phoenix herald., September 24, 1880, Image 1

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PLICEXLX, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1880.
NEW SERIES 7"
REPUBLICANS ATTEND!
The Republican Club of
Phoenix meets EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING, at
7:30 o'clock, at their
(Headquarters. Let every
member attend.
I)r. SIIEKTS. Pres.
C. E. McCLIXTOCK. Sec.
LOCAL LINES.
BILL BLANK.
Shipping tasrs at the IIehai.d oflice.
Go to the Arcade Brcwerv for vonr f H
Ice Cold Beer.
California Potatoes, Onions and
Star Cheese at Geo. F. Coats'.
TELEGRAPHIC
Associated Press Dis
patches to '-Herald."
iPER -WKSTEttX UNION LINK. J
Latest Mining Stock
Quotations.
Sacramento, Sept. 2:5. It is esti
mnted that 10,000 people attended
fair to-day. Most of the day was the
review cf stock by the President and
party. This took place and the
Persilent expressed himself highly
pleased with the fine display of
stock.
San Fkaxcisco, Sept. 23. The
London & San Francisco Bank will
reduce its capital from six hundred
thousand to four hundred and twenty
thousand pounds sterling. Cannot
find employment for the money is
the cause.
According to the EuUeiin the yield
cf precious metals on the Pacific
Coast for August was $1,773,000.
Chicago, Sept. 23 The Times says
that the old parties in Indiana are
seriously troubled ever the Green
back vote.' It is supposed that it
will not be less than 4,000, but
whetber Porter or Landras will suffer
most by it can only be told when the
columns are footed on the 12th of Oct.
Democrats have just discovered that
there are 3,000 voting Cainpbellites
in this State, and they are afraid that
Garfield's connection with that sect
will prove of benefit to him in his
politcal sense.
STOCKS.
... San Fuancisco, Sept 23. The fol
lowing are the prices of the principal j
JV.ks to-layr !
Js cvauaTTl.
Union, ?2V
Utah, $10'-
N Belle, $12.
Silver King,
Mexican, $12.
Tip-Top, $5.
Bodic, $5)4.
?.Iono,$llJ. .
Opuir, 9K-
Caiifornia, $22.
Virginia, 4.
Yellow Jacket, $ i.
Uksnison, Sept. 23. The Cheyeu
nes in the Indian Territory arc mani
festing great discontent and are be
coming disorderly. A few days ago a
band of about three hundred with
war piint and well mounted visited
the agency, near Fort Reno. They
were very demonstrative and threat
ened to slap tbe agent in the face.
Another party is reported to have
gone through Commissary Stoves
at Wichita agency recently. Cause
of tbe trouble is said to be insuffi
cient food.
?evblr3 Post, Mass., Sept, 23.
The members of the expedition head
ed by Lieutenant Fred. Schwatka,
which sailed from Xcw York, June
1st.. 1S78, for Bafflns Bay and King
Williams Laud, for the purpose of i
seeking further data upon the fate of
Sir John Franklin, have arrived here.
Although special objects of search,
recovery of records of Franklin ex
pedition which according to Esqui
maux testimony, are known to exist
at specified points, have not been at
tained. Explorers have, nevertheless,
obtained mjny "relics of Franklin's
party, including remains of Lieuten
ant Irving. They have also carried
Wedding ami visit mg cards printed
in superb style at the IIebai-o Job
Office.
If you want envelopes with your
business eard on call at the Heiiald
oilic.
California Fruit, received fresh
three times per week, at Geo. F.
fonts' --x
California fresh Ko!I Butter three
times per week, by express, at Geo.
F. Coats'.
Luke & Thalheimer, of the Arcade
Brewery, keep the coolest Lager Beer
iu town. Try them. 1
A brush shed in the outhcrn part
of the city was destroyed by tire yes
terday. Contractor Cushinan left yesterday
fcr Fort McDowell, which wost he is
supplying with grain.
The plaza well is to be cleaned and
a pump ad Jed. The money was
raised by subscript ion.
Mr. Meyer.the Presbyterian minis
ter, will arrive home in time to
preach the first Sunday in October.
The Quartermaster has given
notice that on the 25 inst., he will
sell at auction, to the highest bidder,
fifcen horses and four mules.
Again Comes to the
Surface.
But Very Much Subduod In
Spirit.
And Reports bu. Litt.e News in
the Capital.
A. Alexander, of'Aaron .t Alexan
der, of the Tiger mine, was in the
city a few days ago on his road to
Pinal where the3r have just started a
tstorp.
Henry Buck, tho head of the K. of
P. organization in the Territory, has
arrived from Prescott to assist the
new lodge of that order iu this cilv
to get to work.
Hon. John J. Gosper, acting gover
nor of the Territory, left for Prescott
this morning, after a day's stay iu
the garden city ol Arizona.
Dr. Thomas Robinson, of the Trea
sury Department, arrived from Pres
cott yesterday morning, and left f i
the national capital by way of Tuc
son anil New Mexico.
Mr. Meyer, of the mining dis
tricts south of Gila Bend, is iu the
city. He is interested in some valua
ble mining property in that district,
and formerly owned the Ajo Copper.
Mr. Bovard, of Los Angeles, was
in the city yesterday. He is a minis
ter of the Methedist denomination,
and left with Rev. G. II. Adams this
morning for his new field the
Verde.
Judge Tweed will address the Re
publican Club to-morrow (Saturday)
night. Let nil lovers of gooi govern
ment (Republicans) turn out in full
force and all our Democratic breth
ren who want to tavor common fence
and truth are respectfully invited.
I A word to my friends. When you
j hesitate, and think, well I will send
for that hy-aml-by, or I 11 go and see
it when I go to the city, but send for
it immediately. Address your letters
Uncle Harris, 221 or 702 Kearny
Street, San Francisco.
A petition nnmcrriiislv signed is
I beinir circulated, asking that :i daily
I mail be established between tlietown
! nf Seymour and the Vulture mine, a
distance cf about twelve miles. The
! petition should be granted as it
would accommodate a town of seve
ral hundred people.
I have received a great many let
ters to describe the exact location of
my branch establishment. Well, you
know Kearny Street, between Bush
and Sutter, on the west side, Xo. 221,
you will see the name painted in
gold letters on the windows "Us
cr.K Hatikis." .Now, remember, you
come direct to either of my stores,
where you will be treated fairly and
honestly. Uncle Harris, established
1851. "
ll;CI.AP. MEitALD COKl'.ESI-OXrfEST.J
Pkescott, A. T., Sept. 22, 18S0.
. In the appropriate pigeon-hole,
under the head of "Unlinished Busi
ness," I found a memorandum of
items headed "Apologize." ,It was a
bit of a reminder put there for me to
take up on aceounl of what I said
concerning the tergiversations of my
medical friend in former letters. My
remarks and statements were not re
ceived iu this commuuity as they
came back iu the Heuai.d, at a!!, in
the spirit in which I sent the Lat
inos forth. My kind inteutioas to
amuse the public by dishing on the
Herald table, an occasional repast
gathered from the town talk of this
metropolis, unnoticed by the local
paper
Uariield't ICnreer.
The career of General Garlield is
thus briefly staled :
At 14 at work at a carpenter's
bench .
At 10 driving a canal boat.
At IS student at Chester Academy
Ohio.
At 21 teaching iu public school,
Ohio.
At 23 entered Williams college.
At 20 graduated with honors of
his class.
At 27 tutor in Hiram college.
At 28 principal of Hiram college.
At 20 youngest member of the
Ohio Senate.
At 8! Colonel in the J-'ud Ohio
Regiment.
.Ct 31 Commander of Brigade;
whipped the Rebs under Humphrey
Marshal ; helped JSucll at Pittsburg
Landing; seiire of Corinth, etc.
At 32 Chief of Staff of the Army
of the Cumberland.
At 33 in Congress of the United
States, a3 successor of Joshua R.
Giddings.
At 48 elected United States Sen
ator, having been in Congress 15
j-ears.
-At 43 Republican candidate for
the Presidency.
At 50 will be President of the
United States.
MISCELLANEOUS-
DAILY PHOENIX HERALD
(lOSI'EU & McCLINTOCK,
Publishers and Proprietors.
Published every evouing except .Sunday
MISCELLANEOUS-
GOLD
& SON.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
IA1LV.
1 yr., 510; 6 mos.. $5; per week, 25
WKEKLY.
1 Yr., $5: 6 MuS. $2 50; 3 Mos , SI 50.
Advertising Rates m't'lo known on appli
cation.
C. W. CRANE, grnt.Hau Erancisco. Cal.
Mr., J. H. Bat r,i, Newspaper Artverttslu
Agent. -11 Park Row. Time: 1'iukliu) New
York, is authorize d to contract !'or adver- )
tisementd in tbe Pjj-jtiii H:-:::a:.ij. I
-DEALERS IS-
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
Arrivals by Railroad Last Night
at Maricopa.
No report received to-day.
; Han IHrso Kail road Proxpectij.
were entirely misconstrued.
and what I thought were delicate
illusions to tender topics, were call
ed slanders, lies, and other hard
names. The resident proprietor of a
large interest in the He:iald wajs
threatened with dire deinnltion.
Several subscribers said, "stop my
paper."
THE SCALP OF BILL BLANK
Was vociferously demanded, and the
writer was astonished at the hubbub
he had unintentionally raised. My
very carefulness to avoid any parti
cularization of persons was charac
terized as sneaking, back-buing,eow-ardly,
anonymous detraction. I
solemnly aver that I hid no further
point in view than to give you a dis
interested party at a distance, such
dissolving views of our daily street
sights, rumors and fancies, as might,
even by the victims, or the suspected
objects referred to, be a subject of
fun. even though the mirth might be
momentarily paintul. So have I
waited until the tierce blast has sub
sided to enter my protest against
such tortuous construction of my
motives, and simply say that I did
not go for to do it.
liesolced: Not to be so caught in
any underhanded work again. I
spoke of the uncle of "my nephew
Charlie" by name boldly, as practic
ing those litttle strategems which are
universally conceded to be fair in
love, war, and poliiics, and behold
THE AXC'IKNT JUDGE WAXES WKOT1I
AND BOILS OVElt,
And then sensibly subsides again
and lets the lx s lau-.'h at him, and !
sets anew trap while the jolly echoes
still resound.
So I cry "peceavi," an f repent me
and study up new methods of ap
proach .n 1 retreat, ar.d am writing a
treatise e ititled "Scalping Made
Painless,' of which I shall send the
Herald an adv n e copy.
So little h :3 occurred recently that
is not hashed up by th'.i lo::al report
ers, that I am really melancholy in
new of the necessity of writing to
you.
The boss of the Dmnocroi is gone.
He lit out out on Monday morning's
stage. He will not return hither
until alter the National election.
Mr. Hamilton took possession of the
editorial chair and wi-1 run the
paper for the present. Tho change
is a good one for the subscribers, for
Tucker is old, gouty and grouty, and
no good collector of local items
which are the life of a daily paper,
while Hamilton is untiring and
warming into life
AD!
is Fa a E
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PROFESSIONAL.
J E Wharton. M l. R. L. r.osjos, M O.
U, S. Exnm'ing Siir-'ooti. Latu L S. Army
WI1.1RTOS & nOsST
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
Calls Promptly attended to.
VAWr presontod monthly.
Office K:iPt side of Plaza, 2 doors north of
Win. 15. HooiKT & Co.
GENERAL MERC MANDJSE.
Tbe highest price paid tor
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
HIDES. WOOL, ETC.
II- GOLDBERG & SON.
J.Vxt door to Bank Exohanse Hotel.
ifKSf
MISCELLANEOUS.
BANK EXCHAN'GS H3TEL,
HaUIl street rM-U t
riua. rh
Cincinnati. Sept. 22. Maud S.,
now acknowledged queen of the
lurf will reach home at Chester
Park to-morrow, where she will re
main until the return of Mr. Yan
dcbilt, he having cabled Capt. Stein
to withdraw her from the lurf.
Omaha, Sept. 22 Silas W. Wait,
former President of the First Na
tional Bank of Brattleboro, Vt., who
absconded last June leaving a defi
ciency of half a million dollars in
his accounts, was arrested here.
San Francisco, Sept. 22. Last
evening Jessie Grant was married to
Miss Lizzie, daughter of W. S. Chap
man, at the Palace Hotel. The affair
was very quiet, and few friends be
ing present.
Mining troubles, in Ohio, will pre
vent Governor from participating in
the campaign.
Fifteen thousand people were pre
sent at President Hayes' reception in
Sacramento, yesterday.
Grant has written to Gov. Jewell
stating that it will be impossible for
him to preside at any political meet
ing. The Greenbackers of Massachusetts
have nominated H. B. Sargent for
governor.
The hoisting wo:ks at Nevada
City were burned.
Five hundred members of the army
of Cumberland were present at the
man and General Garfield also were
present.
Memphis is jubilating of her con
tinued good health-
Sai Fuancisco, Sept. 22 --D?nis
Kearney this afternoon sent dispatch
to Solon Chase and other straight
Greenback electors of Maine urging
a straight fight and no fusion nil'i
Blaine.
PHYSICIAN,
Specialty: Obstetrics and Dis
eases of" Women.
Ofltrc and Koaiai'i.c. Washington St..
of the Giu-tinor lions'?.
r;ttifin cp.n tic aeeommortatod with
banni find to'linnir.
Jjg'-t.'alU ai:svrcd at all hours.
a. c. stArir:::.
Attorney at 1 a w.
I; vine's Kui'tlin Koo:ns, 1 aud 2,
rhoenir, Arizona,
O. II.
PHYSICIAN C SURGEON,
Tally promptly attended to,
03"ce Three doors cant of Court IIoupc.
ISI hll ct H KLI.
.tttornej s-at-1. aw.
rrtEScoTT, - arizoxa
uo Courts of the Ter
nlT
The Plaza Stabis
Having at all times the
BEST OF FEED
Accommodations for Horses,
Of any in Northern Arizona. The under
pinned denirt'? lo thank his customers for
t'.iir former patronage. aul requests a con
tiimancc, ne wdl as to invite all others to
give him a call.
J. T. SI1ULL,
Eaat side Plaza, Prescott, A. T, mil
J. SGOTT.
Will practice iu all
ritorv.
A ttorney-al - s;.v,
IrviuL'e Bnil.n liiior.i
PlKtenix. A. T.
f::.ik -c.
Attorney at ! a w.
Office next door Uy Co-.irt Hoine.
All kinds of Masonry, Brick or
Adobe, executed on short notice, and
in a satisfactory nvinner.
E3F Orders left at the Herald
Office will be promptly attended to
I
E. GANZ
This new hotel f no cf-.-a '. t '.'
aceomuiodatioa f ih f
public.
The rooms are eT! rv'.r ,-,-v! u
handsomely furnuh.-! ia su -i .
single. S'ljv-ior mve:':.-M
for fumtlir. The-n n' t w
ctor will be tho ccui.vrt iai
of his guest.
Ream KeerTa kjr Tvtosrar
Billiard Tabla and Car
Connected iih th IT. -a
Only the Finest Liqujrs & C:i.-t
The principal Esera. r r.-n j
Arizona papers kes a Sic.
A share of the nubiie pir, -
solicited.
II. 3-:. f'ATIIU K,
Civil F. n ; i n p e r i
C u::tr Survr-yor for .Maricopa County and
lcpuiy t. l moral MUTeyor 1-ir Aiizoii
Assaytr of IVt-gioiiH MrtaW.
Ofpice Wiih V.. A. Hancock 1'liwni.
A. T.
on Lung !
P li y s i c i a n a r. l Surseon.
i l.au- of 'i-.u:a. Cul.)
Onir' on Washington t:ret-i, two doors
from Montir::mr.a.
Chinese Goods of All Kinds.
Dl'X SJNG TONG having nnn-hased
the iuterest of WONG si SUN. 1:i
the torf on Adams Street. e:ist of Monts
Kinnn. v. ill collect all bills due the establishment.
an Si Min will settle UU own persoaal
Grand Clearance Sale,
Grand Clearance Sale,
accounts.
Phcenix.
A. T . August 1P?0.
1m.
PliOliATK .liMHi K.
W.il. A.
Attorn-
.''VFJUIV
iCSt'K.
L.OHi'H 1.ATKST.
Tbe . Jk. It. Keil BoJc--Is Vs
lne -is a Text-liooli f.r I'oliti-;;l
Jtt'fcrnire and its KxceeUius
Ueauty as a Work or Tyjosra
piiieal Art.
The Haltirnore & Ohio, since Lord
assumed sway of the Passenger De
partment, has most emphatically
come to the front in taking, and at
j lite saaie time elegant, advertising
mutter. Recoirnizins tbe elevation
p. S;:-
inv'u'd i.u .
J. 15 CP
.ON A iX'D;;i: Xo.i"F.iA.5!
:i:ed no'lf.inu'-s on the third
ith at i-n;
frater:'a:ly
ilav of
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-.end.
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e'.Lreil are
.1. T. ALS.r. -V. M.
i. o. t:. .ti.
T-AR1COPA 1 RIB''. M. 1. of ARIZO
a'jL na, I.ai roved O. it. M., m.-ets every
Thursday eveuiii" at 7 o'clock at tho Wis;
wam. Steinak.;r'a ur.ildiiia. Traveling
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
A. C. BAKi.it, bacllem.
Neiii OsBolts, C. of ii.
A'tI20A CIIAl'TElt, S O. 1,
It:- A:- 3S:-
ST.vTr.n i'osvorATioss ox
on second and tomtit Mondays cf each
m..i:tlt, at 7::S0 r. m., at iti-.sonie ii.i!!. o
journiitir eoini;inions :n lmI taudiiii; are
cordially invited. )v otder cf
11. W. KALES. II f.
J. B.CaaxEB. Sec. ap5
of taste in matters of an
THK LATENT FORCE OF AN ITEM.
His control of the only Democratic j character, and the demand as
paper of the couuty is not entirely t for something of more value
Another boom, in San Diego real
estate is threatened An Othcial of
the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
Kailroad states that an arrangement
has been entered into bv which
?230,0O0 Is lo be expended by his
Company, between the present time
and January 1st, next, in building a
road eastward from San Diego. Ac
cording to the same authority, the
embryo metropolis is to be made
Si Luke-warmaeaa iu Thm.
lit. ti-..--t.t-ri luniiiiinu I lin l0.1ii...
out to better instructions of project, j TopeU., an(1. ailnUi Fe broad'gauge
ors of expedition to make it geogra- j road. It will at first taks a uorth
;hically successful. j easterly direction, striking near Col-
i ton. on the Southern Pacific, but,
unlike the last named road, will not
nrake its wav into Arizona tiirous;!i
1 the San Gorironio Pass. The precise
Fditor Herald: Tho Expositor ; point of entrance into the Territory
i-f hereby informed that my contem- j is not yet made public, but is said
plated withdrawal from the Legisla- j to be de.erminc'li upon. Beyond the
tivc ticket was not from fear of de- ! western boundary line of Arizona,
feat, far from it, for I am assured of I the road will be constructed on the
a large Democratic, vote to fully 35th parallel, and will connect with
assure ray Jetection. I prefer not to J the branch from tiuaymas. Mexico,
run on account of the great loss it J now under course of construction,
will he to mc and my business, which ! -it San Diego, the Atchison, Topeka
I have no arranged, and I nu now j and Santa Fe company will have
reixly to- serve the people of this i the use of about 1,200 acre, donated
county and the Territory. Therefore , for railroad purposes last year. Iu
let all my triends throughout the addition, the energetic citizens have
tountp work with renewed vigor for j raised $?0.000 for the purchase of
my success and for the -vhole ticket, ; necessary rights of way. If the
stud you will be assured of honest ! Com; nv is to act nn to its airree-
AttgiMiuuon an'i amninisiraii'jn tn our
county atl'airs, which heretofore
have been so- stidly aiid wantonly
neglected'. Xouro Ui;y,
(j. A . Lu !i E.
llhncuix, Sept. 24th, ltO.
ment, work will soon have to
begun. San Francisco Call.
be
Mr. A. W. Whitney, a member of
the American Mining Exchange, has
failed, and rumor fays that he has
taken the popular advice gone
West. Much sympathy is expressed
for him. The only cause of his
failure K that he wis n "bull" when
he should have been a "bear." Of
course, when a man fail on "so
sit:riit a mistake, there is some
To those
Wc are more than pleased to see
hcit our Republican friends of Mari
copa county have placed the name
of Hon C. A. Luke upon their Iegis
1 1 tiio ticket. Mr. L. is an old citi-Z'-n
of the Territory, thoroughly
identified with its every move of : foundation, for svmnathv
progress, is active m all things, wise j who have been identified with the
iu hts decisions, and will make a j mining t-lix-k market since the or
first class legislator. Our Maricopa ganian'on of the Xew York Mining
brethren cannot do Ic-s than elect Slock Kxchange, the accounts of Mr.
him. if not then they will be going; Whitney's failure and the expressions
against the best Interests of their j of his friends must appear iike the
county and the whole Territory. ; rcproductioT of an old paragraph.
ve. kdow wuereoi we spcaK. iner. w lntney tailed a few years
pleasing to the nominees nu the
Democratic ticket. They were the
very men who choused him out of
the nomination for Sheriiial the late
Convention, and they cannot expect
him to urge their individual claims
with the same earnestness U;at
Tucker might have done. Evident
ly Pat is too high toned an Irishman
to allow those who deceived him the
pleasure of detesting any exultation
in his treatment of his deceitful
enemies, who must now beg of hiui
those favors which an editor can so
readily dispense. And perhaps he
cannot realize that it is like eating
crow for them to have lo cringe be
fore him. Praps not betehyer life.
Last week the Glee Club at the
Republican headquarters sanir some
songs which had the name of God iri
the verses several times, aud some of
our free-thinkers, atheists and unbe
lievers made a great stir over it ; said
the Club was turning into a pslam
siiiging, Bible class, etc. However,
the Glee C'iub still continues t-j be a
big feu'.ure of the campaign, and
II ELI'S KEEP I P A.t INTBIlKST
Iii the weekly meetings which they
would not otherwise possess.
An adjourned term of our District
Court commences oa Monday next.
eriisin-r
well
than
lue mere setting iortu 01 uie ad
vantages of the road, the li. it O.
has .just issued whul it terms the
"Red Book." It is beyond all com
parison the cleverest thing of the
kind ever issued by a railroad com
pany, aud not only this, but as a
specimen of typographical art it is s
perfect gem. The cover, designed
aud engraved by the American Bank
Note Company, and the book itself,
from the press 01 Knight & Leonard,
of this city, very many per3cus will
keep it for its beauty alone. But
while the artistic has be-n the aim
in the external appearance, the con
tents of the little work wiil be found
of the utmost, value from now until
the close of the present political
struggle Without pretensions, and
simply setting forth facts, the H. ct
O. I ted Book is ihe handiest anil
most compact political text-book of
the campaign. Compiled results
reached and arranged by an old
journalist of many years' experience
in political statistics, ihe status are
so placed, and the detail so carefully
attcuded to, that at a glance one
comprehends the situation in each
State. First, the vote of each party
for President in 187.5 is given, with
the total vote of the ctatc, the niaj ;r
isy and the electoral vote. iNext
come the details ot the last election
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VU't'Jfl M- -." v (.iallery. in ia.w pre
I'uietl to execute hi! work in his line iu the
be t s(ylc ai'd ::t reasnable rates.
A comtdete nsortmoiiT of AlilZONA
SCE"S IZY always on hand.
A full line of Picture Frames nnd Monld
ir.fi. C'hrumos. Stereoscoiies uaid Albums
on hand.
PicL-r's-s framed to order.
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Havi
very 11103
Washington fctreut opposite Kelly's m
iliirket.
Svveetsst Bread.
Best FSour
Twelve Loaves for Gne
Crackers cl ail Descriptions (
ca Hand.
RVE BEF.AB,
till
Dollar.
onscanfly
VHA31 BKi'.AIV
PIES S: CAIiES,
always on band,
"IIol biscuits every ntorTiinjr.
just received a
susortmeut of
TAKER
WARE,
Consisting of BtlKIAL CASES,
cf various styles and sizes, also
TP.IM-MIXGS, plain and
funcy, also Society
Trimmings,
TTN order to make rtiom for our Fall and Winter
j JL. S,tock, we have this day reduced the price of our
i stock TwentY Der C&nt. to better enable us to
make room for
yr Large Stock
Now enroute. Immense deductions in prices have
this day been made in our
All ol which I
reas'vinhle rates,
incut of
will sell at very
Also, an assort-
Windows, I)oorsn
Blinds, Mouldings and
California Lumber
Place cf
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TVH1N3S0H "H
Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats. Gaps, Etc, and
Grocery Departments.
f Bsinej, Washington St., j jn fac a General Deduction in prices of our whole
.to Gardner Hotel, Fiiccuix i . 7 -1
7 t WAX'
fitSN0W 1
ining Rooms!
AVashlus-toa S-Sret
J. M. GREGORY.
es
the 27th inst., anil that will give '''' State offices', followtd by tiie po-
somcthing to tails tibout, and I am in
hopes to pick up an item or two.
Jioth political parties are looking
for their candidates for Congres
sional honor? to put, in nu appear
ance liere soon and give a b'm to
the canvas. Any excitement would
be welcomed, even an earthquake.
i ins squiuuie is very tlnn. and 1 in
tend to rest on my oars until the title
of events changes. Hii.r, Blask.
1 went West, and received the
The Texas Paeiiio railway is com
ing alon westward at a lively rale.
A Dallas special to the St. Louis
Republican, of Saturday says: The
five big bridges of the Texas and
Paciiic Kailroad at the end of the
track, 15'J miles from here, were fin
ished to-night and trains ran beyond
Palo liinlo Canyon. Immense quan
tilirs of construction material are
passing t0 UC front, and track-laying
will he resumed to-morrow, and by
Wednesday next the iron will be put
down at the rate of two miles per
d:'y-
Dull times among newspapers in
.Nevada. Says the ite Journal:
The Elko Weekly Post has kreea re
duced in size, and the Eureka Leader
resumed with one column let-s on
each page. After the election we
look for the cnsmallment of several
of Ihe papers, and it is not u::'i.e!'.-
Le ter beads, note bead and bill
h ml - of every sixc and quality at
lowest prices at the IIkkai.I olticc.
Full sc's of .rust;ee' blanks, for
bth criminal amf civil ai li jus, for
sale at the JIliialu olEcc.
ago,
' . , . . r ' j - - 1 " t . ill ill. IMie r luil 111:1V sil(Mnrl 1 nil.l
i patnies oi an aiiuitring circle or 1 . . i- -
Jfiieiiils. lie is so Micccsslulv in j cali.m.
Ibis line, that he might as well come ' " "
'liht bat k, bcpn an-w, and forget J The Pope's iiair is snow Tvftfte. lie
I bis mi-f"rtiine, rather than stay has a slron j: and vibraliii Vrjjc.r, and
: away for tlie p'irpo- of having bij bears liiuiel! wkh ihe uiiiiosl Uig-
j clients do ao. 5t' York Paper. j nily.
lilical complection of the Lcirisla.
tore, willi the fact noled that a
United Mates Senator is to be elect
ed this winter, if such be the case.
Then comes the result iu each Con
gressional district, with foot notes so
clear and concise that the situnfen
in the different districts is at once
apparent. Finally, the population
of the State iu ISiO is uolcd, follow
ed by the vote for President iu
with the ratio of votes that year to
the population of two years before.
This is made the basis of a calcula
tion of the total vote of each state
this year, the fiiruros given of the
population, 18b0, being from the
latest obtainable information from
the Census Bureau. As these statis
tics cover every state in the Union,
and the book so indexed as to permit
of instant reference, the great value
of the little work may readily be ap
preciated. It is not on sale, nor will
it be dis'ribu.ed without regard to
use. All wishing a copy have but to
drop a note or postal to C. K. Lord,
Baltimore, JId., and it will be
promptly mailed to the address
given. Chicago Tribune.
very
E. MA YE 11
Proprietor
rninsvf" r
HERALD
TSie latent tclesrrajLlr. loral
i anl oflier ntns for Friday is 1 premi:
f fonnd in the flfHt three -oIiltu-
of tliis iasc.
After this date, I will feed
stock. 20 per cent, cheap
er than the prices hereto
fore known in Phoenix.
A large co rral , 300x150
connected, with shade
room for 100 head of
stock.
Corral room free of
charge.
A force pump on the
SALARI'S
REST AUK A3 T-
Capita! IMoc.lt, rite it Si.
BEST EATIXG HOUSE
LN
The Sait River Valtey.
Our Tables are always sup
plied with the best to
be obtained in the
Market.
TIIE TIME FOREST
We are better able to fill orders from the Country
at Lower Prices than have ever been made in this
Valley. Bear in mind that
MRS. S. St. WESSSLS, Prj.ts-
only
lllti ftACE
PoHte Attofiiiua Paid to Guot
C. SalaiU; Pttor'B
,e to continue
Parties in need of Goods for Winter supppy, hiid
better call, for their own interest. This is no sham
to convince 3-ourself of the truth, call for price?. Xo
trouble to show gooils and give prices. Each and
every department is complete. Bear in mind
we are the only house in the valley that carries
A Pull Lino of General Merchandise.
Each Department is well assorted, of the Best Brand;
of Gcods in the Market.
GOLDMAN & CO.
Hie Table u-..--tl wi-fc ti. U- ti
t-t the ..viviv'iJ. I'i.si4
(line iiUiO i
loiu-d, $7 per T
Phg-nix, A. T., September 1st, I-8SO,
Having oun Special buyer in San Francisco, we are
much better enabled to fill all orders, :;t lower Jigure.
I and prompter, than any other house in the valle.C.
MEAT,
WHOLESALE AND HETA!L
CRA3 CENTRAL KARXET.
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