The Phoenix herald., October 22, 1880, Image 1

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PHCEXIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1880.
NEW SERIES No. 7
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The
LB.
REPUBLICANS ATTEND!
Tha Republican Club of
Phoenix meets EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING, at
7:30 o'clock, at their
Headquarters. Let every
member attend.
Dr. SHEETS, Pres.
C. E. MeCI.IXTOCK.ESee.
TELEGRAPHIC
Associated Press Dis
patches to "Herald."
PER WESTE21N CXION LIXE.
JIESOI.TED NOT TO OJIEf.
San Francsco, Oct. 21. The Dem
ocratic committee resolved not to
obey the mandate of the State Cen
tral Committee to take off certain no
minees for the legislature ann judi
cial officers and substitute others,
named by the State Committee on
county ticket. The county commit
tee says, they will ma their own tick,
et, which, causes two straight
Democratic tickets in the field
There is more on foot to concentrate
the Djmoaratic vote on George
Hearst for Congress. Roscranz being
retired.
There were no further arrests for
false registration, but a batch of fifty
four additional complaints were re
ceived from New City Hall and war
rants are now being made out for the
arrest of tha parties.
According to returns furnished to
the pres3 by the Bullion Department
of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express dur
iug the quarter ending September
30th, were over eleven millions.
STOCKS.
Silver King, .
Tip -Top,
$80,000 EMBEZZLEMENT.
Examination of accounts of J. II
Woodward, defaulting City Cashier,
show a tola' embezzlement to be
eighty thousand dollars.
LOCAL LINES.
Orme, the Maricopa county Road
builder is bound to be beaten."
The Presidential party will not ar
rive iu Maricopa until Tuesday.
Acting Governor Gosper arrived
this inorniu irom Maricopa.
Kelly for Sheriff and Hancock for
Probate Judge are sure to be elected
And don't you forget it.
If your sweetheart angry withyou ?
Then send to Uncle Harris for a nice
Ring for her. 221 Kearny Street S. F.
Democratic attacks through the
press upon Republican speakers is
not answering arguments, made by
them, against the Democracy.
Read what the Expositor has to say
in its issue of the 2Ulh, about Stew
art's connection with government
contracts, and then what it says the
next day on the same subject. In its
issue of the 21st, it say?:
"A manly and logical defense of
the contractor, and the contract sys
tem was made, and it lias shown to
be til right.
STEWART AND VICTORY.
FREIGHT ARKIVALS.
Grand Republican Denon-
stration Last Night
Arrivals by Railroad Last Night
at Maricopa.
Our Nixt 0eleqa!e on his Tri
umphant March.
Bonfires and Frevvorksl
Light the Scene.
An
Immense crowd
Enthusiasm.
and nuch
Hon. M. W. Stewart, accompa
nied by Actiug Governor Gosper,
jjved by yesterday's stage from
Tip-Top, where a large demonstra
tion had been held the night before.
Mr. Stewart has just visirel Ari
zona's three northern counties, and j
Whv should the Expositor devote
so much of its ppace of yesterday, in was everywhere heartly welcomed
vulvar and slanderous allussions to
aecre;ary Uosper? Uecause it is un
able to controvert a single one of the
strong points made for his party by
that gentleman, and so aptly illustra
ted by the pleasant stories ne told.
This is the old style of answering
telling arguments againt Democracy.
it won t win.
by his many fiiei:ds and support
ers. During yesterday he visited
many of our citizens, and in the
evening spoke to our people from
the stand on the Plaza. The meet
ing was the largest yet of the cam
paign, with the greatest enthusiasm.
'I he Plueuix Brass band furnished I
... . i.i
AiO n'fWV p tnAni- f Tin fnl. soui-biei n:ir musio aim iiwBueue
lowinz dispatch was received by was brilliant! v lichted bv several
Acting Governor Gosper. . .
I ell ly 11(11.3 lilrtl llup.
morning. Tucson, Sunday evening, lug the intervals ot tne speakers
the rockets red glare, filled the sky
Presidential Fariy.
tVedneMday
rucxxix.
G F Coats, 4 pkgs, 6S0
W B Hooper, 3d pkgs, 31G0
Sue Yuen, 30 pkgs, 1500
Saiari &; Co, 3 pkgs, 570
F Irvine & Co, 13 pkgs, 790
G E Brown, 20 pkgs, 820
G Coat 4 pkrs, 233
E Irvine & Co, 11 pkgs, 1773
W B Hooper & Co, 80 pkgs, 20,400
Roberts & Ryder. 10 pkgs. 430
M A Tyler, 2 horses, 35,000
SETJIOCR.
Jas. Hunt, 2 pkgs, 223
SIGNAL.
D Koshland, 1 pkg, 70
FRESCOTT.
W M Buffura, 0 pkgs, 1215
P B Baannan, 7 pkgs, 17 05
wniprLE.
A A Q SI, 1 pkg, 37
VERDE.
A A Q 31, 13 pks, 1531
APACHE.
A A Q 31, 9 pkgs, 9G3.
TELECRAPHIG.
DAILY PHCENIX HERALD
JOOSPER & McCLINTOCK,
Publishers and Proprietors.
Published every eteninjr except Snndar.
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DAILT.
1 yr., $10; 6 rios., $5; per week, 25
IEIK1T.
t Yr., $5; 6 Mos. $2 50; 3 Mot , $1 BO.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Advertising Rate made known on appli
cation.
C. W. CRANE, A:;.nt,San Erancisco, Cat.
Mr. J. H. Bat is, Nexvspaper Adverttsin
Agent. 41 Park Bo.v, (Times Building) New
York, is authorize! to contract for adver
tisements in the Phoenix Herald.
PROFESSIONAL.
J E WrtARTOS, M !1. R. L. Rossow, 31 D.
V, S. E.xam'ing Surgeon. Late U. 3. Army
WIIAItTtfA' A KOMSOX
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
Calls Promptly attSqdcd to.
Billd presented monthly.
Office East side of Plaza, 2 doors north ot
v m. is. uooper s c o.
ains. sr. a nt'KEXs,
PHYSICIAN,
Specialty: Oliatetries and IMs-
faxes of Women.
Office and Risiderce, Washington St..
Save Your Fioney,
AKD EKISG YOUR
Watches, Clocks
Jewelry, &c., &c,
to
V.TRUIVIPER,
Practical, Watch Maker
axd Jewkler
PIKENIX, ARIZONA.
J. W. THOMSON".
Drugeist L Ascthecarv
Victorio Kiiled and his Band
perseo.
Dis.
I will meet them at 3laricopa.
O. B. Wilcox."
This dispatch is from Gen. Wilcox.
Let as many of our citizens as possi
ble go out and show their respect to
the iTcsu ent
with countless fiery stara. At half
past seven the meeting was called
to order- Wm, Isaacs was called
as chairman and introduced Dr.
Sheets as the first speaker of the
evening. Dr. said th3 presence ot
such a large crowd to hear the poli
tical issues discussed, showed that
Isaac's Position.
Grange Farm, 3Iar. Co.. Oct. 20
To tha Voters of M&ricop Conniy:
Bellow Citizens: Owing to the
long illness and death of my danght
er, Sirs. JIary A. Smith, it will be
impossible for me to visit the distan
parts of the count' and make known
to vou. in person, ray views, as ti
. what Legislation is necessary to pro
mote vhe welfare, and advance the
best interests of the people of Slari-
c pa county. Therefore I take th
ruethod of ..informing ou ofj the
coerse I wUTpuTgUtft n iTL'CTgr to a
seat in the council, and to mention a
few Acts that I will advocate the
rjassaze of. Also a fejf that I will
oppsse.
1st. The Republican legislative
candidates nre pledged to cse all fair
means to procure the repeal of the
obnoxious railroad bill, introduced
by C. II. Gray, and passed by the last
legislature.
21. To tha passage of a law mai
ing the countv treasurer cx-officio,
tax collector -without additional com
pensation instead of the sheriff, as at
piesent, thereby saving 8 per cent to
tax-payers.
3d. To the repeal of the law creat
ing the office ot clerk of the Board of
Supervisors; thereby saving $300 to
the county.
4th. To memorialize Congress to
donate to the Territorial Scho il fund
twenty five percent of all monies
paid into the several land offices for
land entries.
2th. To memorialize Congress to
restore all lands reserved for rail
. road in the Territory, to the public
domain.
6ch. To procure the passage of a
law- prohibiting the legislature of
t iis Territory from granting divorces
un ler any conditions whatever.
. 7:h. To procure the passage of a
law making it obligatory on Till per
to obtain a license to marry; from
the District Clerk, before entering
into themarned state.
8th. To offer no objections to, but
aid in, the formation of the proposed
new county of Globe.
9th. I am opposed to the creation
of county courts, or the increase of
county officials.
10th. I am opposed to the grant
ing of subsidies, without submitting
them for their decision to the voters
of the county or Territory, as the
case may be.
11th. I am in favor of any and all
measures for the advancement of
public morals and suppressing vice.
12th. I am in favor of the great
est good to the greatest numLer of
the people at least expense.
13th. I am in favor of su:h regu
lations, distribution and economical
management of the waters in the
agricultural districts of the Territory
as to secure the greatest public bene
fit. I am permanently settled in Slari
copa county and hence I am natural
ly interested in the welfare and fut
ure prosperity of the county, and
therefore will not fail tc endeavor on
all occasions to promote its best in
terests. Finally, if these views meets your
approbation, I respectfully ask your
support at the coming election.
Respectfully, Wm. Isaac.
Ciood IuipretIons
Wickenbctio, Oct. 22. Republi
cans had a lare and inthusiastic
meeting- at the Vulture City lasi
night, addresses by C. A. Luke and
rttlw.Ta Pvdrr livlv cnTTAfl In lip fl
Republican. 3Iessers Luke, Kelly every parson was interested in the
and Kirkland are now here, much ,esult, ami showed a determination
interest ia uiauiii'Mi'ii uy iiiu iicjiiu i . . ,
here. These -rentlemen make sood w investigate uie uinorcncqaestions
impressions with the people here
for they are known to be staunch
and" rue.
District onrt.
Thursday. Oct. 14th.
The Grand Jury presented one in
dictment for murder, to wit:
Territory of Arizona vs Pemetrio
Doaiinguez, Gumecindo 3Iorag:i,
Fermin Fimbres, murderers f
Thomas; A. Steinaker vs 31 Engas
ser. Judgment ordered as pledged
for in com;lainr.
Territory of Arizona vs the
Thomas' murderers, Demetrio Dom
mguez, the one iu custody, was ar
rested.
Purr it- " I IT'f
Even our school children all mani
fested an interest, at the school
house clubs representing the differ
ent parties, had been formed. For
himself, if he was elected to the
VICTORIO KILLED.
Galveston, Texas, October 20.-
A "News"special from El Paso says
"Intelligence reached here to-day
that Victorio has been killed and
most of hi3 band captured. General
Buell, who crossed the river, acting
in conjunction wilh the 31 ex i can
forres, was notified ten days since by
General Tcrepas, that his further ad
vance into the interior of 3Iexico
would be objected to by the 3Icxican
government. General Burll imme
diately withdrew to the, American
ide.
To-day, Pr. 3Iarlano bamanicgo,
of El Paso del 3Ionte, received a let
ter from his brother at Correscola,
Eapt of the Gardner House.
Patients can be accommodated with
bard and lodging.
Cs?-Calls answered at ail honrs.l
A. C. P.AKKIt.
Attorney at I. a w.
Iiyine's Bnildii.5 Roams, 1 and 2,
rhoeni:, Arizona.
O. II. V. h'ltEETS, M. I,
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON,
Calls promr ;y attended to.
Office Three doors ast of Court House.
KIM II 4 WELIJ.
Attorney h - a t - L a w.
PRESCOTT, . - ARIZONA
Will practice lot:! the Courts of the Ter
ritory. miT
J. T. AIiSAP,
Attorni y-at-Law,
Irvine'e Bonding Room 3,
Phoei.ix. A. T.
FKVXK COX.
Attorney at JLa w.
Offic- next door to Conrt House.
II. R. PATRICK,
Civil Engineer
Cruiltv Snrvrvor for Maricona ConntT and
Deputy IT. y Mineral Surveyor for Arizona
Asayer of Precious Metuls.
OrncE With W. A. Hancock Pho?nir.
A. T.
. .. Also Dealer in ...
Perfumery, Patent Medi
cines, Etc..
-hi -
East side of Plaza, adjoining Drs.
Jiarion k nosson.
New Departure !
Having jnst received a very nice
assortment of
UNDERTAKERS'
WARE,
Consisting of BUEIAL OASES,
of various styles and sizes, also
TRI5I3IINGS, plain and
fancy, also Society
Trimmings,
whirh Anvq tlial. a r.ipntpnnnt nntlpr
place he seeks lie wou'd represent TerepaS) COm,ng in for supplies,
our lUterests to the best Ot his broils-lit the news that General Tore- i
ability.
31. W. Steward was then intro
ducer? to the audience, and was re
ceived with loud and prolonged
cheers, and spoke as follows: It
is pr3sumed that he was the Ham
let iu this play and therefore take
the li nlin nnf, although ! mn
pas has destroyed neaily all of Vic
tory's band, including Victorio.
The Lieutenant gives the following
particulars: On the afternoon of the
14tli, the troops overtook and sur.
rounded the Indians, the latter beins
in position upon two hills known as
Los Castillos, one of which they
Avcrc fiirrad -1--n i-rn On the
II. Ei. COXYERS.
Physician ana Mnreeon.
(Late of Visalia, Cal.)
Office on Washington street, twa doers
from Montezuma.
A. TWEED. " W. A. BANCUCK.
TW EED A JIAXt OCK.
A t to r n o y s at La w.
Phoenix, A. T.
t27Land business iu all denartments a
specialty.
JIA.S(1MC .OTICi'..
ARIZONA LODUB Ko.25TF.A.3I
tated meetincrs " on the third
month at 7-.W
are 1'rr.ternally
A ARIZ
VATnefd
Judje Silent hm rulel tlrrt a re
gidence of six months in Arizona en
titles a person to registra'iou, and
Recorders in Tucvm and Prescott
an acting accordingly. If six months
residenters were put on here it would
make a difference of fifty votes iu
fiivor of the Republican ticket.
Urooks vs Brooks divorce granted
Dc-metrio Dominguez plead not
guilty of murder and Saturday, Oct.
1G. was the day set for trial.
The Grand Jury found a trne bill
for grand larceny against Vicente
R:ijio. and Dresetitcd their final re
port as follows:
To the Honorable District Court of
the Second Judicial District, of
Arizona, in and for the county ot
3laricopa, October term, 180:
The Grand Jury for the county of
3Iaricopa respectfully submit the
following report:
1st. lhat two true bills have been
found.
2d. That the charges in the fol
lowing cases have been ignored: 1st.
The case of the Territory vs. Thos
Smith. 2J. The Territory vs R. K.
Pierson. 3d. The Territory vs Gar
linshousc and Bover.,
It is with pleasure that the Grand
Jury report that no charges or com
plaints have been presented to them
by any citizen of the notation of offi
cial duty by any county officer, and
that general buiet and gooil order
prevails throughout ourcounfy,there
being but little violation of the cri
minal laws f the Territory since the
adjournment ot the last Grand Jury.
All of which is icspectfnllv submit
ted. C. II. Gray,
Foreman.
The Jury was then diseharged
Vicente Rajio plead guilty to the
charge of grand larceaj', and will be
sentenced to-morrow.
Saturday, Oct. ICth.
Territory vs Dominguez, upon the
venire heretofore issued, the sheriff
returned the following named per
sons as duly summoned to serve as
trial jurors,at the present term,as fol-
ows:
Dan "White, E. A. Copeland, II. R.
Patrick, V. Seares, N. Herrick. Wm
Osborn, J. S. Byers, J. T. Priest. G.
H. Kelly, W. Campbell, Geo. 3Iarlar,
J. Irvint, 31. A. Tyler, A. Corvels, J.
B. Smith, i;. J,. Jones, S. F. "Webb,
Thos. Rogers, Win. Grear, T. Gre
gory. 31. P. Griffin, J G. Wentworth
and "W. J. Scott.
Territory vs Vicente Rajto.charged
with grand larceny, was sentenctd to
one year in the Territorial peniten
tiary.
Territory vs Demetrio Dominguez,
charged with murder. The follow
ing jury -was selected :
Priest, Gregory, Byers. G. II. Kelly,
Sears, Herrick, 3Iarlar, Grifiln,
"Webb, Smith, Green and Copeland
The following witnesses -were exa
mined:
"Win. C. Ayers, J. II. Boswick, R.
H. Paul and T. J. 3Iorgan.
The prisoner was examined on his
own behalf. Jury returned and
brought in a verdict of murder.
3IOXDAY, Oct. 18th.
Court convened at 10 p. it.
Demetrio Dominguez having been
found guilty of murder was sen
tenced to be hung, until he was dead
on November 20th.
Tiie Gold Hill Consolidated 3Iin-
ing Co. vs the Rowe 3Iining Co. was
dismissed with-costs to plaintiff.
The court ordered, that the clerk
invest the money in the Library fund
for the purchase of books. Amount
in said hind, $2?S.
not a public speaker, cither by ua
or training. During the past thirty
da3's he has visited a large portion
of our Territory to find out what
was needed so that if elected he
would loose no time in getting to
woik as he found oux wants many,
and saw two years of hard work
ahead. lie wished to refer to his
action in the A. C. R. R. bill, a
measure that most interested tLis
section, and on which he had been
much abused. This bill was intro
duced by a member from Maricopa
county and received the tacit sup
port of all the membei s. from both,
Maricopa and Yavapai countieg,and
not one word was raised against it,
and was represented to him that
tho people .uost interested desired
the measure, and being a local mea
sure it was not his right to interfere
under such circumstances. The
amendment, to submit it to the peo
ple he voted,but a few moments be
fore the third reading of the bill
Judge Alsap, a member from Mari
copa comity, and a gentleman he
esteemed very highly, came to him
and stated he did not think, the
measure would be satisfactory to
his people, but that the amendment
would suit. lie was opposed to all
subsidies, and his record in Colora
do would show. If he was elected,
should receive a petition sent him
to repeal this bill, he would work
with all his might to effect it. (cheers)
He was very earnest in his candidacy,
and wanted to be elected, and
thought he would be. He had never
failed in anything yet even iu
elections.
Hon, C. A. Luke, candidate for
the Legislature, followed iu a short
but eloquent speech on the principles
ol the glorious Republican party and
spoke in high piaise of 3Ir. Stewart
and in very derogatory terms of
Oury.
Wm. A. Hancock, candidate for
Probate Judge, spoke briefly on the
issues of the campain.
Governor Gosper came next in a
speech of over an hour, treating our
national issues in an eloquent and
masterly manner. His reasons why
Stewart should be elected were clear
and well taken and made many a
vote for that gentleman.
31r. Isaac closed the meeting with
a few remarks.
Space prevents ns in the above
from giving anything but a mere
outline of the remarks.
At the termination of the meeting
three cheers were given for our next
delegate 31. W. Stewart. Shortly
after, 3Ir. Stewart, was seranaded at
the Bank Exchange Hotel, At 3
o'clock this morning 3Ir. Stewart,
Goyernor Gosper and Col. Price left
per the railrcad. The former two to
take the train for Yuma, -where they
morning of the l?th the fiht was
uewed, resulting in almost complete
annihilation of the whole part-.
Chief Victorio and fifty warriors,
women and children were killed.
Seven women and children were
taken prisoners. Tw'o hundred head
of horses and mules were recaptured.
The 3Iexicau loss was three killed
and three wounded, showing lhat
the Indians were almost entirely des
titute of ammunition. Within the
past year Victorio and his band have
murdered almost 400 per3ous.
A. t. s. f. it. n.
Chicago, October 20 The Atchi
son, Topeka & Santa Fe road have
issued a circular to shippers of Cali
fornia freight announcing that that
road and the Southern Pacific will
connect about January 1st, 1S81, thus
opening up a new through route to
San Irancisco from the east.
IIIV
invited to attend
J. -L;
J. B. CREAMER Secty.
All Of Which I
reasonable rates,
mcnt of
will sell at very
Also, an assort-
Windows, Doors'
Blinds, Mouldings and
California Lumber.
Place of Bsiness, Washington St.,
op; or.te Gardner Ilotel, Phoenix
A .1500 a lerritory.
J. M. GREGORY.
MAP
na
I. O. R. M.
ARICOPA TRIBE, XO. 1. of ARIZO-
Improved O. K. M., meets every
Thursday eveninc at 7 o'clock at the Wig
wam. SteinnkcT-s buiidintr. Traveling
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
A. C. BAKiit, bacheni.
T?EIU Osboks. O. of It.
ARIZONA CHAPTER, AO. 1,
It:- A:- M:.
OTATED i"3 VOCATION'S 0
on second and fourth Monday of each
mutith. at :o0 p. x., at Masonic Hall. So
journing companions in pood standing are
cordially invitea. i v oraer oi
J. 1-LRKAMEn, see. ap
DRVSPEER
(Graduate or Harvard UrvRsiTT)
PRIVATE D.StASES A SPECIALTY
W. J. SCOTT.
CONTRACTOR
ATI kinds of Masonry, Brick or
Adobe, executed on short notice, and
in a satisfactory manner.
E3"Orders left at the Herald'
Office will be promptly attended to
Call ok Address H. J. EPiJER, M. IX
Ko. 11 "Kiarst Etpkbt. San Francisco. Ca
IVe Can't Talk
Without showing the condition of
our teeth, i-very laugh exposes
them. In order not to be ashamed
of them, let ns use that standard
dentifrice, SOZODONT, which is
sure to keep them white and spotless.
no tartar can encrust them, no
ranker affect the enamel, no species
of decay infest the dental bone, if
SOZODONT is regularly used. It is
a botanical preparation, and its
beneficial effects on the teeth and
gums arc marvelous, as it removes
all discolorations, and renders the
gums hard and rosy.
Go to the Arcade Brewerv for vour
ice (Joia seer.
California Potatoes, Onions and
Star Cheese at Geo. F. Coats'.
California Fruit, received fresh
hree times per week, at Geo. F.
Coats'.
h STOMACH fP
Defensive Medication
1b S precaution which nhonld never he netr-
lecieo wnen aanecr is present, and tuere
fore a course of the Bitters at this season is
partlcalarlj desirable, especially- for the
feeble and sickly. As a remedy for billons-
WcudinK and visitins cards printed ComDlint. there is nothing mmn.rhi to
III bupciUSlVlU UU IUC XX.ll-VljiJ ifOU I im? nuuicewiuc ruemraLiye.
Office. I Vor s.al! bd " Druggist nd Dealers
If you want envelopes with vonr
business eard on call at the Hehald
ofhc.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lard Cans.
R. B. Carley,
Independent Candidate
roB.
Full size will be sold this
year to tBe farmers tor 22
cen ts.and half size for 15 House of Representatives.
cents. Lard taken in pay,
and JO cts. per pound will
ho nlIrTiro.) Pona mJn r. I L nele Bob" carley Has Uvea in
Maricopa county 1 2 vears nnd
Order of anv size. Tj5 tiprnl knows all our wants. Vote for him.
discount will be made to
(Election, Nov. 2, 1880.)
our patrons for sealing
cans, or any other work, at
the PikexixTin Suop, East
side of the Plaza,-
FRIDAY'S DAILY HERALD
will address the people of that city
to nir.ni,
The latest teleeranhir. laral
and other newn for Friday Is
found in the' first three column
of this page.
PHCEWIX
ART GAIjLEKX
Southwest Corner of Plaza.
THE rXTERSr05JEI, HATrSS COM
pletcd his new linllery, is low pre
pared to execute all work iir Ms liAe in the
best style and at reasonable rates.
A complete assortment of ARIZONA
SCENERY always on hand.
A full line of Picture Frames and Mould
ings. Chromos. Stereoscopes and Albums
on hand.
ATieturcs framed to eder.
Li. 11. KOT11JIOCK.
THE BALDWIN.
The Leading Hotel of San Francisco and
the mud eleirantlv aimoiuteri hntr!l in
the -orld, over S:1.-MX).U00 having been ex-
peiniea oy .n r. isamwin m its construction
and furnishing. Ileaclq urn-ten army and
navy. Special ccomniodain for families
and lar;e parties. Prices the same as al
oiner urs-ciass note.e.
From $3 to $5 Per Day.
Special contracts win he mane foi perma
nent boarders. The hotel coaches and car
riages iu waning at all boats and railway
Iiwms can bo reserved before arrival
uy telegraphing the iialdwm.
n. H. PIERSON,
BiTsinpps Manayer,
H. Morgan & Co.
Washington Street,
PHOENIX,
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GROCERIES CLOTHING
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tobaccos,
CIGARS, Etc.
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BANK EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Washlastoa street rtwiM A
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Tais new hotel it nor o-a Rr ;S
accommix'.itioa of. tit cr:
public.
lue rooms are wen real ." -
handsomely funiLhtvl ia a4
single. Supriir
for families. The aim of th rr-w
of kia guests.
Rooms KeserTeil y Telms
Billiard Table and Car
Connected witi do Iljas.
0n!y the finest Liquors 4 Cii-t
PBIVATECAKD IM IV
The principal Eastern. CIi.jn i ui
Arizona jvpn ktttt vaS .
A share ef Uts Mituc rcfviaj m
solicited.
maver's
Liverv Stable.
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! Wajhin'-ton slrrvt wt of h
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After this late, I will fol
stock. 20 per cent, cheap
er than the pris hereto
fore knenvn iu Phoenixi
A large corral, 500x15
connected, with sha!
room for 100 heal cf
stock.
.Corral room free cf
charge.
A force pump oa. the
premises
t3T KEMtSUEB THE rUCK.
BAKE ESCEAirS 2 C
Dining Rooms !
Wasainstoa Street, ejk. rt u.
Councclcd w"trh tie pcjTar Hx4
of tan ax-sf.
MRS. S. M. WESSELS, Prot-
I ,V ' " 3 "ne Table supplicil with t!e bt tin
I - r JS best tlK.rtarfeet t!orts. Uh Ua
t-i t- ri tnree time a wer-k. aa-I
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CF"verytliiri3 net nj cleaa.
Jioard, $7 per Week.
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CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS
At j)rices to suit tif.e; times.
Furnished.
F.atlmates made ann tiaaranlsx!
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