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Xu. -117. PIKEXIX, MAPJCOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1SS0. NEW SERIES No. To.
REPUBLICANS ATTEND!
The Republican C!ub cf
Phoenix meets EVERY
SATUHDAY EVENING, at
7:30 o'clock, at their
Hsadquartera. .Let every
mamber attend.
Ir. 8HKKTH, 'res.
E. Mfl'tlXTOCR. er.
-Associated Press Dis
patches to "HsraSd."
IPEK WliSTKKX IMU' LINK.)
Latest EJinin'3 Ctock
Quotations.
Chicago, Sept. 30 It is reported
that McOoie, the heavy weight
pugilUt of America, was drowned
from a Mississippi River strains.
Was3i:suton Sent. 30. Depart,
ncnt to-day purchased 3"i,0iiD,0i)9
ounces of fine silver for delivery to
New Orleans mint.
SitARTlISVILLE, Cal.., Sept. 30.
The Gras Valley stage was stopied
i.bout three miles from here by a
masked man, will armed. Passen
gers were relieved of .")0v), aud a.
traveler of asm ill amount. ,
IIAYKS.
Sax FnASCts'-O, Sept. 33. -V dis
patch from Roseburg, Oregon, s-ys
ilint the President and party arrived
there at 4:30 p. M , auil were met by
a reception committee, from Port
land, at Salem, where a reception
was held. Last evening ai Roseburg
an address was delivered by General
Joseph Lane, which was responded
to bv the President- A very large
crowd was present, gnd much cnthu-
siasui prevailed.
The cu:ire party i
' left this morning, and will proceed
directly to Portland.
STOCKS.
Ci "
Tj2 f dlowia is t'l-; clodnj
ti ns of slocks to-day :
Silver Kiajc. $$' 4-Tip-Top,
?3,'.
A7hcat active and higher;
No. 1,
$1 ZG.
M.W YoKi.
New Yo&k, Sept. 30. The cfTeet
ive organization of the Republican
lirirtv iu thi3 State has alarmed
the
Ieniocr;iU, who arc not so sanguine
Jf -stiA-fsi iufc-i"Vi;i s t!i y were
len davs ao. Thev complain that
lie National Dem. Com. lias spent
tio much time and money in Indiana
... 1 x- -- 1. n. 1
wiil remain in Indiana until after
tlectioD, which takes place Oct. 11.
A Tribune's AVashiuglon letter has
b?en received Jiera stating that Sena
tor Coukling had tai l to intimate
friends Sunday that New York
would, in liis opinion, be carried by
lha Republicans in November. This,
would sc-em to have been sent to this
city within few past, by Democrats.
1o raise all the money possible, aud
Mr. Corcoran is reported to h'tve sent
large sums into the State last week
for to be used.
Judge Porter of Indiana, writes to
this city, in an encouraging strain, i
jih.m l.i- R !
A Times ppecial savs Col. I'rissen
who has just returned from a stump
ing tour through Indiana, says the
Democrats wiil carry that State by
from 10,000 to 20,000 majority, v. iiit
chances iu favor of the litter ligute3.
ITALY.
Komk, Sept. 30. General Gari
baldi will leave for Genua next
ISatnrdav. Rumors are rife in re
gard to bis intentions, and also of j
-,,.ii; ,...,,- ,,....., t
' A ULlVJini 1 lllll tUl'. III?. 1. lltlJtl
the rumors are true or false ,bei e arc
no reasons to believe. However, the
Government has adopted vigorous
precautions with reference to them
The ironclad Italia, 14.000
covered throughout w ith armor
feet thick, has been successfully
l.aunched, in the presence ot King
Humboldt and an immense crowd of
people. The Italia is the most pow
erful ironclad ever constructed.
UHL LSiiL
i ne t.imilv ot J. aicNcil will a i
rive here ou Tiles'! ay.
Judge ".Vilke will address the Re
publican Club to-morrow night.
Water has lieen turned on in the
main ditch, ami will be in thetoi.n
ditches by evening.
Remember yoa can s':l anyhinz vou
want by express, by just seudmi- to
ciLher of L ncle JfarrU' store. No.
2'2l or 70;J Kearney Street, S. P.
T, r. . t, , .
neSan I rancisco c.a'.l copies our
aruete rcciri 1 1 n coiton arown in
this va!le3 by llnry Orme. Il sl-.ows
the interest taken by outsiders on
tuts sn'jje it.
Dive I?i!tz left !ast jiiglit for
Yuma, and after setlliug uj his biisi-nee.-s
in that town will return to
PhfEtix, with his family, and make '
his per.rtnueal home.
- .. m?etinr ot tiie j-.nij-lits ol
Pythias will b held to-night ai Red
"len s ;I.i!l, f.r t:i3 trmsactiou of
imp i.'Unt bu-iaess. All ln.-miieis
are respectfallv requested to attend.
O. W. VUITE.
IC. of :l. it S
. Cipt. Hancock Maricopa's nest
Probate Judire has returned from n
trip to the north wc tern pi.l or' the I
county. W'e have uot had an op-
p muaitylo iiiicrvie.-ied him ve. !
, .
Tuf B-n.-L-teaavge d.uing rooms .
Change. I w liters this imrinng, and
id lijsi UtiUt hai i-h trju of the j
ib-rf,. l. -a is we!! known la this ,
parto. An. i .. a-i.l r;w m ikes ;
flic pic'iirc ..iiipM-t.taf ibis Ji.uf--
i'-i-d -.tiia-z -uiK-d gl wii:w
C.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Messr. Wonn.-U and Kendall l!av
eonlribtited ."iOU to ill? comity half
of which iioes to the school filml
and have b;'e:i given peruii.-t-imi t
et up the tiirer lor the nest tlm-o
mouths. and are now rc:u! toamsr-c
those desiring, i.t the s iloon n.-xt
Sala-i's rcstatirant.
Arizora ChapScr No. 1. U. A. M.
was instituted last uitrht, with the
following o.licers: M. W. Kales, II.
1. : 13. L'. Comers. K. ; ). F. Haih-
awav, S.;J. !5. Kelly, 'J'reas. ; J.
15. Creamer, See. ; A. C. IJaker, C. J
oi U. : J. T . Alsaji. P. S. : K. Ganz, ;
1". A. C. : 1 . A. Shaw, M . ot 3 . ;
(.:.. JI. N. L-dirs. M. of J V. ; 11.
L. Lon, .M. of 1 V. : .1 . G. iVmp-kin-S
G. Tliis is the tirt and only
Chapter of U y.il Ac'.i -M as-.ins In
Arizona.
At the aim:
I"Tli:!l Sllllf 1:1 V
il clitdi'-m r-f the
S.-hoo!, Sept.
i-S.S' tho i'olio'.vhic .ftiee!
r.
'. : .1 .
J M
elecleo tor the eii.-mii year.
V t i irke. S'.iporintendenf ;
en iorv. Assistant bunenntend
L R Shaw. Secretary: Henry
Whar.
H.-nrv
ton, A-istau! S-.-cretarv:
R.'der. Librarian: P. A. Shaw. Trc.!
siit 'r; Mrs. Geo. P. Vats, Ortrani..!
Then: v.'erv seven v-!i".o in atieiid
;i:;r, nr.'! thv- best of stnn.l feelliur ,
prevail.-;!. The s.diool is fr.."? to all
ci::cens of i lie pia'e. a.'id a!! are cor
i!:aiiy ii; " i ; e-.i luromi un i partici. j
pate with lis. A rare o;ii ortii ii;y is j
now oil'ered to all w!i.) desire to
study vooal ni;ie. ..ir. .1. Vv". Clarke
propo-es ! teach one niirht in each
wee!;, all v,-;o vi:l att n l in jood
faith. This a liberal oiler of Mr.
f'lnrke, and Ihe pOj)le Cirla::i!y
ouht to avail themselves of lliis
c!ia:i;-e to culiividc their musiiv-U
talent.
THE LAST DEAL.
A Leaf From .h . Expsrisnss
a Pscin'c Gost Gambler.
1 I.aalle tCt I.j Cur.jrtH'U-:
j "'I .'iinr dealt again I"
! Tho words t li from t!i
j a s:-iitlema!i well known i.i
liiis of
Lead-
I viiie. Vet lew recognize in the eie
! gant. e. -g'iing man wlio now co:n-
mauds the uc. p respect of his feiiow
! citizens the once cool-headed, :::i
1 pel 'tin b;: hie gambler who in hU d iv
figure 1 prominently along I Ii F;
acilic
si vei
v.lest I Coast, ana who was
idmosl
sailv recognized as tiie
faro dealer iu the west.
j "As f.ir tiie game'.s morality, that's
. neilhti here nor there. When ue.iil
! upon the square it is much ii::e any
i other game. It is ri-jt to b.- l! ..".eht
i that the law writ hin-k-r men a bit if
! :ney want I.j play, and ol'Jen they are
! forever ciire-l lr.-uii pl t iag w lun
; they hud it tl ie-u I pay. 1 ve ileall
! the g ia:e for twenty years, but Pe
! unit i.!v I nt!i:l. n,,r
anything, an 1 but for a sight I once
! saw 1 suo.ild prooaoly He a gemoler
I still. 'J'heree' hangs a tale. Let me
i li-il it :
I "some iuree years ago I ran a high
toned g rae at a ceriaia p. .see you
probuid,' liiM'.v, for it strikes me 1
aw vou in le. !l was a .scruare game,
as i wiil leave any one io s.iv a
! l!iriviiij game for I ie ait for half
; tin: blooj in town, and often had as
!ji:1'jv as live layouts at a time, with
too much business ou hand lo even
get time io rest. O.ie cvoiuiiir, a i
voting chap .-'.rolieJ in, v.iiii a sort of i
curious stare in ins lace, and I cou-
..i.,.r,..i .:,. ii...... n.-.i i... I
He was fair-headed, and h .d r,.,;r i
ana u id a n.iir
.,r t. in, . .....s eft ;-f.-.i f,..n. .......
..r i ... . i ... . I
an iiiii.e.:t-lo:i!.:g fellow i!' ever I Two hnn jred an! fifty thousand
NiK out'. It only lecpiiied a glance .j pounds of freight have just been
to convince you tbat he was a slmnger I lauded at Sunset- Crossing, Apache
iti the gamiliing ro.mi. He soon vv ;is I county, by the A. & P. li. R. Co.
at bono-, tin. tigii. for I taw in his This p;;e of freight includes every
blue eyes the love of piay, and tii'ter j thing re-iuired iu the building ol the
that evening he was a con.-t ,i:t visj. j road- tools, provisions.eai ts, scrapers,
tor. He plavcd his pile n 'lit uo.iiu 1 I
never urowled if his luck w-is haul. '
::nd tin ever1.- second card he'd s
the I. mils up iu blue. Ta.Me it aiin
gether his luck was hard sometimes
me hardest 1 ever saw. I'v known
fciin to lose on a
doubie siiots.
single d:'.;l seven
"Basmcs for me, of course, bat
somehow it almost seemed too bail.
1 couldn't say a word though and yet
1 liked the boy. He had lots of the
tihhy. I think from tiie way he be
gan ne must have dropped a cool
siOO.UOO on the game, au.l he never
growled .
"We both quit gambling the same
night he, po .r lad for sullicieut rea
sons, and I because 1 loathed ihe
game. It was in this wise:
"His coin gave out in a deal or tw o
nd he put up a diamond ring.jusl
to Eee his lucK out, you know. i he
I chips soon went, tie bad a pin, a
ii tiiiiULr stone in massive metal, lie
passed that in vvHnont a worJ, and
drew .') i:i gold, fcio help me God! i
i v. i.sueii nun iiiiit. neariiiv as anv . . tw ti . i i .. -n i
hem. j i ,. . , ii... i Irice. SOZiJDO.i t , vi hu ll w ;i ljcnu
Ion P';0irt..eSe;b..l no his la-t Make tif tCL.;h kccp ., from
tons, j went my ay on a lomg nee lte , VJ ; o ,k(.av sj!)ZODONT
lhr,e,drew ..M more, I th.tik, oj ; C.u.ainno a,i;,s (.rU! v s;ibsta,.ces
1 v. '.sljcfl mm iueic as llearil v as anv
' Ids ':lll-il 1111,1 rbiil find
tried hia line bets again, but his it.ck
was g'me. My God! I'll never foi
rret ihe pale, haggard look that
crossed his face, but he was game,
lie never utteitd a word, and kept
bis chair like a pillar of sione. For
i a moment he seemed dazed at his re
I verses, but stiddcuty his eve canght
I the lii'm, worn circlet of dull gold oil
; his little tinjrer. lie looked at it a
i line while, find a dark wave ol hot
i crimson blood passed over hi face,
; i'or Liie circlet seemed to cliuy; eve.i
i faster than the li :sliing gem he iir.d i
passed in oeiuie. i te ai last stripped
. i! oil Ins linger ana minded it, to me.
! It came r. loei ili.'iv this waqj old
' :ing. 'WbaL can 1 have on this':' he
' asked. "1 den t know what its value
! is, but I'll redeem it first of a!!.' It
; l'.utriit have cost S3 new. but it was I
wonhle-s then.
"Still I passed out a
i
fifty stack iu
return, just to let him try airain. He
: planked il all down iu the pot, and
' then low upon the table lie laid his
lai 1.1 IN: I'H'it.i ...iu-,. 'iu . 1-1
.....,,.. hu ,i!tk 5l;,.,i .d he
r :.. i.:, v..ii 4-..
won three times. I.e tool; no notice
of me as I t..dd him tiie l'.mil b?rr-'d
and s., we jdayed tw fifty oil each
card. Would vou believe it? In the
leal the pot won out and never lost '.
And rlili he lay with his f lee in IiU
arms. The deal was out. and I shook
him up. but not a muscle moved, ami
I r.iiiuir hi- la:'e 1 started back in
horror at the g!a:y expression ot his
eves, for the bov wa tlt ad.
"1 vc oliea woudt-red to myself
since that night what thoughts went
fiillingthrough his brain ashe bowed
I ins in an ami niu ins I. tee rrom our
j sight: what pledges of a better life,
! regrets for a fortunn he had thrown
w'ty with lavish ban 1. and loathing
f ir his li iTvocabJe course. Who cm
t'-Ji? v e can but guess at iheiii. but
'"''" never feel. iii- face .showed:
years f Jieil endured in tint brief i
g iin. bat il vv.ih not im'il Lie. cor-
oufr., j.irv .at that I leurn-.-.l ail. it; :
,-.,,. lri m oev.-loLvd the lot.
,.,t lIL-'rlt,Jr which ba.i ch it.ged hisj
jUek. as it did his vi,j,.tV, a,
given htm bv UU d -nr. d.-cl moihcr
i,:tr, l,.!;.. p.,.ir I,,..-; l ;,.-,. i -j
j - ad :-. ,. ' i
FREIGHT ARRIVALS. TS"! FCifiRmiW MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS- gflSPPp ---I-L '
, itt-h, icLfcbilMlfiib. : te?!
Arrivals by Raurcad Last Night DAILY PHOENIX HERALD Hflf i
alf!!!fa- .oxoo, Savo Your money. WmS bank exchange hotel '
Thursday. :!!.
niiE.viv.
E Irvine, 2 sand, 3-":; S sunt), oGj
1' L Waters, 1 pUg, ."i'.'fl.
Luke .t Thalhcimcr, 1 pg, S5
M L Peralta, 1 p!g, 10
II Golditcrtr ii Son, 4 uutl
sund, 17 20, 3 sunt', 5 !0.
pkescott.
3i:;o.
Il.m-js & Spencer, 53 sund.
T Hray, 2 sund, KM.
" lie I ley & Co. 3 sisnd, 2cS0.
AT.fXANDltA,
Vm M
Hum.
suud, 3oi0.
SIGNAL.
Kimble Bros, 7 suir.l,
wiirpri.H.
Lt Co! R LaMotte, (i sund, Gi 3.
TirTor.
V.' A R'jwc, Si snnd, 3ST3.
WK'KENBfllll.
EO Giant, 3 snnd, 0-iO.
TKMPK.
C T Harden. 4 sen !. ia5.
GIIXETTE.
John Anderson, 1 pkg, 30.
VEHDE.
Lieut A Abbot, 17 suud, 261S.
Capt A RCJiaffie, 4 sund, -i-i'l.
I smith, 1 sund.
- FI.OISEXCE.
Line! OHIce, 1 pkij, 111.
I'harnix Wesiitier Ki-povt.
Tho fidlcwing t!ie rainfall to
September 1st, lf:S0: .January l.liJ.
Februarv .38, March .'-!'. April .13,
Mav 0..".jHn .40. Jtilv 1.1S. Auitnst
j .7. tmal -1.31. Total rainfall during
j 270, C 02. The mean temperature
to September 1st, 15S), is a1; iol!vs:
I Januarv 31 3. Feiimarv 50.1, Iarch
1 37 3. April 0 -b, .Mav t'0.
-Tune SS.3.
ilv 87.0, A'.i 'U.-'i .:3. J. The prevail
j inir wind was f ouihwest ; mean ba
! ninie'.cr, ;ri.30; bisuest temperature,
j 1 11, June 17th : bw.:st temperature,
25, Jan. 30:h, Feb. Cih and G;h-
Ii.ii5jr!:!--i or Pythian.
Fii;!:Nix, Sept. 23, 1S3J.
A meeting of the Knights of
Pythias will 1 e held at half past
seven o'clock, sharp. Ibis evening, at
Red Men's Hall. All members aie
rcspccifu'.ly rcij'.icsttd to attend.
O.'W. White, Secretary.
; ?Jr. J. JJ. Kelly, the Kepuliltcan
; nominee far Sheriff of Hai icopa
i Coiiaiy, i? a man of iinr-x'.-eptio:ial
j qualiiic I'ions, aud a l.el'.er seiection
I could not have been made had our
friends seirci.'-d the entire Terriioiy
j ever. In Oakland where he formerly
j r;-idcd, be was highly respected for
1 his gentlemanly deportment and
! honest dealings. In his departure
i from CuHfonnr. the State lost one of
the- prize. IVescott 3Iiuer. '
Pcisoas aun.ived by mosT:;itoes,
t'.ics aud other insects can abate the
nuisance by l.iirnintr aiKiut a tea
spoon full of Pre'.iii e:n. ro-eum. r
Persian - camomile, p'ivdered very
i tine :n die roam, lt is ot a tiruii'
mm coi ir, rea-ttiv
burned, and uives
a pleisa it tea-like lragr ttice. 11 is
Buret eatb let i:
iiUi'e'.ealti lr insects.
etc. A Iartrc lorce ot men have come
on. and are now at -work
Trading in
this directioti ; track layers are com
ing ou at t!:e rate of a mile a day;
gangs of workmen are constantly ar
riving at Aihutpieiq'.ie, and being
forwarded to the front. This is to
bo a roa.l built by white men, not a
Mongolian being employed in any
capacity. Democrat.
In San Diego, in the yard of Mr.
Hiscock, is a Miscion gr ipe-vine live
years o!d, which has a lentrlh of
forty-two feti. The circumference
of the main stem is ten inches. It is
loaded with grapes. The vine has
never received any care, having
flourished in the face of drouth and
neglect.
A rnietl to tiie Teiii.
Is a very common expression, but we
liiiuk that armed to embellish and
preserve them to a ripe old age is de-
; eiae-.ny mure appropriate, i his can
be done bv keeping j-ourselt supplied
v.-'ilh abotileof t lial splendid dciili
which injure tiie ciiame!, but is com
pi'Sed of rare and antiseptic herbs,
", Inch have a benell'Mul effect on tiie
whole economy of the mouth. Sol !
by thustiists.
FOIt SAIE, CHEAl'.
One Finedl scconti hand Safe
McNeill it I'rbun make: one Force
Pump ami Hose; also, ;j00 feet of
inch and 100 feet of l'. inch Iron
Pipe. A bargain is ollered ou the
above.
R. E.
;SUf
Fakiusstox & Co
an:
Maricopa, A. 'I.i
To Kent.
Two thotts ind acres of land, with
water rights, sufficient for irrigation.
1 ne above land win be rented on
very reasonable tem: in such quan-
ities as parties may nesire.
tV-M. A. Haxcock.
Lulie it Thalkeimer, of the Arcade
Brewery, keep the coolest Lager Beer
iu town. Try them.
California fre-'i Roll liu'.ter three
times per wee!;, by express, at Geo.
F. Coats'.
California Fruit, received fresh
throe times per week, at Geo. F.
Coats'.
California Potatoes, Onions nnd
Star Cheese at Geo. P. Coats'.
Go to the Arcade Brewery for your
Ice Cold Beer. "
Letter heads,
heads of everv
note heads and bill
ixe and quality at
lov.e-t prices at the Hkuai.ij oflice.
Full sets of Justice's blanks, for
boMi criminal und civil actions, for
sale at the Hiialu otiiee.
It"3-.-.u want envelopes with your
business tard on c.iil at the IltiiAt.u
o.'li'e.
Wer! !iu'-an 1 vibitingcards printcil
in superb s; vie at the Ui.K.ii.u Job
Uilice.
lug ta;
d the Uluald oflice.
PKEscorr. f ;V.;.... , T ... r.zr., lt. v . a ir wiisr iisxk, J . t. bh,, - - .-j-r.4ur
I It Lew. "2 ! sund. 31.;",. ., 0 . . o- eation. Pn actii-a t. V a rr ir Mivct I
at.Yxandka, ihoasaiul versotu attended, tiuei.ioat? in the-rimmis IlruALo. n m r, n ti' n tv . . AC .US ;,r ' Tri !! ' ' - 1
I CvMr-Gn.vsT.Sept. 23. Hon. M. Publishers and rrr-pvietors. A
I W. Stewart, lt-publicta candidate every t. , CSJ,pt SunUay AND BRING YOUR MPJ
! fordeiesate to Con are?, left here I , . , f ,... . . .. .
vesterdav lor a ciiuuaizn lour. lie
will leave Camp Thomas on IheSOili,
and arrive at.Prescott 011
He will laake a thorougli
.the Territory.
lit.ANCY's I'L'Ni::'
S.VNTA iiAKSAKA, Seit
vie;s over the remains of
Glancy were held this afternoon at
the Presbyterian church, and more
1 than a thousand persons atteudeil.
The local clergy took part in the ex
ercises, which were very affecting.
An imposing procession v.a3 formed,
and escorted the body to the wharf to
betaken to San Franc! scO, ou the
Orizaba, to-morrow morning. The
stoics and places of business w ere
closed, with d igs at half mast. Sad
ness and gloom pvrvades the whole
city.
Or.KKXllACXIsM.
M.vxciiKSTHi:, N. JL. Sept CO The
National Greenback Stale conven
tion met to day, with sixty-three del
egates present; resolutions were
passed re-afuimiug the platform of
the National Greenback L.vb-jr party
adopted in Chicago, June 0th, and
condemning fusion. Warren S.
Brown vras nominated for Governor,
aud the convention pledged itself, by
a standing vote, to vote the Green
back ticket straight.
STOCKS.
Sax Fkan.iisco, Sept 2J. The fol
lowing are the prices ot the principal
Arizona stor ks to-day .-
Tip-Top, s?3.
Silver King, ft3'2'.
GUN". TOiiTK'IiT.
-General F.
A. Torbert's body arrived from Flor
ida by steamer this morning, and
was interred with tilting ceremony.
Tvrn;i out.
Kxiciit's Raxch, N 31, Sept. CO
Generi! Carr ran upon a small party
of Indians, numbering seventeen or
eighteen, iu the Hatchet mountains,
and in a tight of twenty minutes suc
ceeded iu killing thcni all.
onto.
Ci.t:vei.axd, September CO. Grant,
Logan, Coukling, L. P. Morton and
ot'i -rs having spent an hour in so
ciable talk at Garfield's home, ar
rived here by special train to-night;
and Conkling will speak here. Grant
and Conkling made a few remark;
to the villagers at Mentor, which were
well received. A club committee
paid their respects to General Gar
field, and to them he saii that while
established usaj-i an! good taste for
b ide hU discussing political stii.-j jcts
ou such occasions, he thought it foiiv
for him to as-mtnt: ati altitude of in-
t'.iuerai.c to any proper eii'orts lo in
crease the intelligence or strength of
the Republicau party. He was not
ashamed to say that he sincerely
hoped for the success of the Repub
lican party.
IXMAXA.
Clltc.vco, Sepi ember 2P. A sjiefial
from Indianapolis says Stumor D r-
sey aad General Gorham, of the Na
tional R;public:ui Committee, arc
here, an! will remain until after el
ection. M'JttuER AXO SflCIME.
Wausaw, lndiaua, Sept '23 Three
weeks ago Anuie C. Chapine, daugh
ter of a director of the First National
Bank, secure! three hundred dollars
on a forged check. Her father, who
immediately made the discovery,
thougLt it best to have her arrested
for forgery. Three (Jays after being
jailed she confessed that G. L. Smith,
a married man, wss the forger; he
was arrested, but gave bail, and has
since been trying to secure bail for
Annie. He failed, and this .ftcr
noon went to the jail and shot him
and Annie dead.
'.V!K VS. S'tAUOX.
Nf.w Yor.K, September 23. A
World special says that Senator
Jones of Neva la, has written a let
ter to a friend of his, stating that he
would support Faii-as against Sharon.
MISCELLANLOCS.
DAJA CALIFORNIA !
itte:
KLSTORATIVF,
ISVIGOiiATOB
Anil XKItYIX.
THE
STOMACH
GREAT
REGULATOR
And Ij sncpsia Care.
THE MEXICAN REMEDY
r:jI-
Diseasss of tho Kidneys & Bladder
Itntiiana in a ?2ex2can I?it.
suit conies from S.a Pas.
DAJIIANActs first made and dranTc by
ih;r .Mt-xit-ans as a Tonic for ihe Stomach
ami lilf.l'lil.5.
DAMIAX.V is ackiiowledgu by thos that
h;ivr used it to- lie u great lxvitjiutAToi:
and N tiitvfXB.
DAM1A N A uets tiirecMy upou the Kiuneys,
TM:lt.in:: theiu ttranr' V.
DAM 1 ANA is a npieiidid J.axatiye for Ihe
P.otvp.LS. Itin- keeping tiie Livtill 1'roiu
bt'comtn Tor.rlo.
I3ff-DAM1.XA CIVKS APPETITE.I
V.'M. D. HOOPER & C3..
Sole A-onts for
Arizona and New Mexico. in the U.S.
a:id Souora, Mexico.
aug'.'ly
iye.terd.rfor.ici.upaisa toar. He TERSIS OF SU3SC1KP7SCSI. atCIWS, lOCS j ??
will leave Camp Thomas on tkeShh, vatlt. Jeweiiy. iVTC., JCC. s I I t . I
and arrive at Preseott on Oc'ober C. 1 yr., $10:6 roos., $5; par week, 25 .. ' l I I ritjia.rii.rutt.
"tf: ";) i He will uuCto a tb,;rotSSi canvass of , .. e, rn K
I . .. f Yr.. S5: S KOS. S3 53: S Kos . $1 SO. i . , a mo w m n ie r mom I Ift I 1
333. V. :. . 7 -A - , ... If. W.CHASE. AsonLSanErancIseo. Cat. Avn .rOTrrr, .
vie: over Lie reaiaiu i i.oeoau.c Mp j n ci!.XvSnaporAflvotHln I his new hotel is now f -r - .
Glancy were held this aiternoon at A 4, rark now. (Tii.ie KaH.liii-r) Xew PUCE XIX, ' AEIZOXA. accommotlauoa of the lrj..:;j j
1 1-,. TV.h'.-f iv'iii r.linridi. and more t.-. , ;- -a . . tn rm-; -nrt for niter. ' " j ptibltc.
PROFESSIONAL. os rUU lid U H H W?4q k& W4 Mm U Ul '' fam-Kes. The zU ,C : r: :
i ns Psaza Stalls y i a h$ mm tin km MB UamM con
j e whabton. it v. v.. Ttos.sox, :-.r n.
V, S. Eam'iiis Sarcon. j -to U. S. Amy
W1IAETOI &. cshsax.
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
Cfll! rromptiy aticndoJ to.
iiii!- presented :uor;:':!y.
Oflk-o 'E:'.t of TI;iza, c1oor north of
1. IlOOptT & CO.
PHYSICIAN,
cialty: OIstetfIrsj and
ftwes cf Wonrn.
O(t:ro Hi-.i I??sfctera-c, 'Vastdnon
Ea.l )l" t'u t-anbier lliai.
St.,
PnVnts c;in be accor.;aiOiiat.'iI
l2rii nail lOvlL'iliil.
vit!i
.-Calls auvc.fd at all ho
A. f. t!A!
Attorney at I. a tv.
liviae's ISuililin Iaon??, 1 and 2,
rhoenix, Arizona.
-. ii. V. K
PHYSICIAN
1.
C Ctlp TO 1
C; bliliuLei,;,
I.s promptiy r.ttemted :o,
Oflir' Throe doors e;;st of Cctut Itnnse.
Ktornejs-at-I. a iv.
rtESCOTT, - Ar.IiOX'A
Will practice in nil tho Conrt. oftlte Trr
J. T.AW V
At(ornPT-&t-lan,
IrviacV Balkan Ttooni 3,
rlireuix. A. T.
Fit AX St. COX.
Attorney at I. a "vv.
Office nexr iloor to f'om-t !tra.o.
U.K. PATittt'X,
Civil E n c i n f c r
Cc-rety Snrveyor fr M::riropa l our.IT
Deputy L". S i:i!0nti .sia-vfyt.r ltr Arii:oaa
Assay..r of I'recleiis Mt-til?.
OFrieE With Vv'. A. Hancock I'htenix.
A . T.
Ii. Ii. COX VF-IItS,
?Iivsiri2D n n ti Sni'seoo.
(l.utc ir Visalia, Ciii.)
Ottcr on A'rsliiai;;ua street, two doors
from Aloalen:aa.
,v. T',vrL. v,'. a. n .v:;cc
TTi'J-tKi & II.VXCOCIS.
A ttorneyx t t a w.
riiu-'Tits. a
-T:lld
Ucpartmonts :i
.'OSJ('.
ARIZONA LOT
jit .c sr.;
F.it-A.M
Slfll-vl
mM'Tlrrs on tno t.iirn
of r?ir'a cionMi r.t (--'-I
. i. Sa'oaniHig bi'citii'en are li-aitaaiuiit
ii i:t ti lt at tend.
.7. T. ALSAT, V. M.
,1. B. CUBAMSS S-oty.
I. . II. 7,1.
M.mCOV TRIBK. SO. 1. of ARI70
"n a. Improve.! O, It. -M.. ui-t evfiy
Thtirs-dav cv.-ni!!? at ' o'cioek at lia' Wi,;-
in. Stchiiikr's biiiaiing, Travelinij
lireliiren arc ct'rti'.n'ty inviu-o to atfa-.d.
A. C. I! Vli.11, baeiieai.
Nsra Osoax, Ct. of ii.
AltS
z.js.t c:i.vi'T:ii, rvt. j,
It:- A:- ?1 -
S:
TATr.l) ltSVM'AT18AS O.y
cor. a a.iu :oii:t.i .v.-aicinys o, i-aca
i t:;'lp, m r.t Al jtieic 'tin 1. oo-
ioar::iu ' e imaaci'ie ui ii 'o-l -iautiiag are
ciia'aaity invite:!
llv o:iiiT cf
AI. . KALES,
5te.
n r.
J. li.C,::..'.MEll,
apti
Ham B fl
(SwsriTE cr EiRVATD Vjcvsrsitt)
PBiVATE DiStASHS A S?EC:ALrr"
Call oa ArraEss II. J. SPli'ER. if. U
Ko. II Keaest Srnzz?. as Vca:;csco. Cii
a.
J-
VJ HF 1
DEALERS IS
GENERAL ?.1CR CKANCJSE.
Tht histtit price paid for
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
HIDES. V.'OOL, ETC.
II- GOLDBERG S: SON.
x;est door to Itank Exohanse Ii i cj.
RESTAURANT
Meals Twenty five Cents.
I have opened ti c Best Eating
House iu Arizona, at i?eecher's Old
Stand, next to the Court House, aud
solicit the custom of the Hungrv.
AH tho Delicacies-of the
Season-
'"Come and try nic once, aud you
will! be saliaiicdr
. ;r h t: .-i i-s ss tajii s-a sj k a fj,. ti ts jj r w . v- -
Hiving r.ta'-l times the I
i
BEST OF FEED fivrx a !1 fs tom.n,
a Isss ia M M
Cii.'iard Tcblo end Car
AccsRiraodaiions for Horses, ;.-Jv--.ij j
Sfc n 4 3 n R Coattcctci wi.i tie lioea.
Of any in Xorthern Arizona. Tim unil-T-sine'tl
desires to thank li's ctifteiiifrs for
their fona-.T pairtmae. and rt'qnfsls r. coa
tiauKnoc, r.s wll us lo invite all otiiers to
givo bira a call.
.1. T. SIX I'LL,
East sidn riaza, Prccott. A. T, mil
tvtLii llii Vy
Ila
t rrepivetl a
ssottinent of
very nice
eft
3
It?
it ts
WAKE,
Ccnsistin- of BURIAL OAS
of various stvlcs and sizes, ft';
THJMMIXC-5
fancy, nisi
!ain and
fc-ociety
X nuiiiiings,
A'.l d whic h T
reasonable rates,
meut of
will sell at very
Also, an assort-
Windows, Doors
jilinds, Mouldings and
California Lumber.
'hie of E-duiVs, tVasliington St.,
epi cs.e Gardner Hotel, Phtxnis
A., xui j. i'erritciT.
GREGORY.
Llverv Stable,
E. MAYER
Pronrictor
Washington street west of ill postoEce.
After this- date, I will feed
stock. 20 per cent, cheap
er than the prices hereto
fore known in Phoenix.
. A large corral, 300x1-50
connected, with shade
room
stock
for
100 head of
Corral room free of!
charoe.
A force
reraises.
pump en the
HESTATJRANT.
Capital Rlocli, Phenix.
BEST EATING HOUSE
IN
Th3 Salt River Valley.
Our Tables are alwaj's sup
plied with the best to
be obtained in the
Market.
Folife Attention I'aitl to Cueist,
Grand Clearance
.
Clearance
JI. st r. a
airif
order to make room
Stock, we have this
stock Twenty per CSHt, to better enable us to
make room for
H
ft a
Now enroute. Immense
this day been made in our
Dry Good
1 r 4-
Mats, Caps,
rocery uepartm
In fact, a General Deduction m prices of cur whole
stock.
IjSXOW IS THE TIME FOR-ST
We are better able to
at Lower Prices than have
Valley. Bear in mind that
only
Parties iu need of Goods
better call, for their own interest. This is no sham
to convince yourself of the truth, call for prices. Xo
trouble to show goods and give prices. Each and
every department is complete. IJear in mind
we are the only house in the valley that carries
A Full LIns of General Merchandise.
Each Department is well assorted, of the Best Brand:
of Gc ods in the Market.
LDMAN & CO.
PiKKNix, A- T,, fcjeptember
Having ouu Special bu'er
much better enabled to nil
aud prompter, than any other -house iu the vallei".
P1TITATE CAUD COOl
. p.
Sale.
4U IMp I
T QH ft fins.
IS)
for our Fall and YTintcr
day reduced tho price of our
mm.
deductions in prices have
J
ooxs9
noes,
Etc, and
fill orders from the Country!
ever been made in this j
IOC
Sf"
for Winter supply,
had
1st, 1SS0.
in San Francisco, we are
all orders, at lower ipjrure
The principal E-i5:,ra.C.'.:tr."t:! i s :A
Arizona ;if..'r keri .a tV
A share id' puL.iv.- ;'i.:.ti.3j t '
solicited. J
r
N ROSENTHAL).
c-aix, Ai
S 2
3
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s3
C
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1-
c
zr. -
o
o
(4
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a
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5 ? S
2 I
- o
1VH1K3S0U
bait:
Boom
lining
IS
TTashia - a ;reo
Connected
with
ct" ilia
ItlSC.
(KRS.S.M. ViS:!.S.
Tin- Table supplied
best the market a:
three ti j-.es a
"V I h t ' ? " s;
. T U. V. 'u-.'ktSl
t t i, i
Lgs every r-v-
7Evcryihinj lv-vt - and cl it
Board, 7 per Yf'ec!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GP.AND CENTRAL KinKIT.
Corner Center Vs-iijt,
tliaonal'v .
tT-I '!-. VEU, Mt ; ; ; . V
' I), lhrr-a to a... :; :-
V""''
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V. SALAitr, Pitor'ii
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