The Phoenix herald., November 19, 1880, Image 1

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

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
The
J jjj. - ilb J J II ft
PHCENIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1SS0.
XMW SERIES No.
VrOL. 6. i!o.l5 .WHOLE No. 4o9.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Associated Press Dis
patshss to "Herald."
1 VEK VESTERX UKIOIf LINE )
GARFIELD'S ELESTIO.
Albany. Not. 18. The official re
turns from ail the counties, but New
York, give Garfield's electors 62,218
majority ;aad New York is estimated
at 41,376 ttejority for Ilancork's
electors, which makes Garfield's in a
Jority 20,842.
HAXCOCK ENJOTISG IN GOOD HEALTH.
New York, Not. 13. The Herald
- snys that Hancock is in enjoyment
of splendid health.and has not looked
so 11 for long time, showing con-clu-ively
that he has not allowed
himself to be greatly worried by his
defeat.
RUMORS ABOUT GRAST.
A rumor says that Gen. Grant has
taken tip his residence here in order
to become candidate for Kernan'
seat in the United S'atcs Senatv.
Also another rumor says that Gen.
Grant will ooo be made president
of the great consolidation of railway
interests, exUndine from New York
to the City of Mexico and the Pacific
Coast.
CLAIM TO HAVE BEEN DECEIVED.
Washington, Not. 18. A report
has gained circulation here that some
f the presidential electors of Cali
fornia and Nevada will claim that j
inasmuch s the people of these States
undoubtedly choose tlr; through
misapprehension being df-ceived by
the forged Chinese letter, t'.ey are in
duty bound to vot for Garuel.1.
Hen. Uarflelil will be here soon
and it is expected that he will tender
Jlr.Slierman the Secretaryship of the
Treasury. -
OFFICIAL COUNT OP CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Nov. 18. The official
count in this State glvts Garfield's
plurality 2.056, and a majority of
1,382.
HANCOCK AHEAD.
Locisri i.i.E. Nov. lSih The vote
of Kentucky, lackins 'one county,
Et inds, tlancick, 147.41G; Garfield,
105,931; Weaver, 11.498; Dow, 266
Hancock's majority over Gfirrield.
43,515; over all, 31,760. Tbe lol.il
vote for president in 1376 was 259,614
and in 18S3. 263,102.
Fine Work uT Art for All.
LOCAL LINES.
Sirs. Dnn Abbott is very sick.
C. Slari is going; to build au ad
dition to his residence.
California Potatoes, Onions and
Siar Cheese at Geo. F. Coals'.
I you want envelopes with your
business card on call at the Herald
oiii"e.
' C alifornia freh Roll Bu'ter three
tirm-s per week, by express, ul Geo.
-F.CoatK'.
California Fruit, received fresh
three times per week, at Geo. F.
; . Coats'.
illr. Dave Halle's residence wi.l be
finished in two weeks, the painters
starring in Monday.
John Wear an old resiJenter was
arrtic4 this afternoon on a change
of insar'.ify, ihe complainant beiiig
James Cntton.
November 24, the Probate court
will on;(ie- the pi-tition of II. II
Linville afekinz for an order of sale
iu tlie esliifte of Meorge W. Coats.
Th iter received hv J. Ileinsrn
fronv hi new artesiatf well is tin
fl u?m on thi? ctkisI, ami lhe tiread he
in ikisi'' with the same is un.ur
' parsed. "
F-r Sale.- Two mocking birds,
excellent, singers; inquire of S. H.
Wartield.
A meeting of the Knights of
Pythian this evening. Ail members
respectfully requested to attend.
ilerm n Salcido and Ir. Jones
have the wood contract of the Cen
tral Arizona Msr. Co. (Vulture) tor
5,0 JO cords at $4.
The Union Sunday School will
yive a concert on the evening of Dec.
21. at W..olsey's Hall. The pro
gramme will be made very interest
ing. The singing et liord, every Tuesda3'
evening at the Pres'iyterian church,
is proving quiie popular under the
management of I'rof. Clark. The at
tendance last evening numbered
about sixty.
We have received a copy of N W.
Ayer & Son's Newspaper Annual for
i5J. war sp ice d-es a t admit of
an extended no: ice, but we -srill say
it is complete in every department,
anil lie best work of the kind we
have seen .
Paul Reeker, Government Civil
E.-ginei-r, passed through Phoenix a
f(j days since returning to Precoti.
Ha has iieen to Wilcox,' on the line
of the railroad, where" he has survey
ed a military reservation ten miles
square.
Mr. Hastings, owner of several
claim? in south Cave Creek dis rict
arrived in town vesterdav, and
brought to the Herald several nice
specimens of ore from several claims
He stales that work of devclonment
is going on several claims, showing
line Jesuits.
Gregory must be the mn who sells
mmDjr cheap or they would not all
g there lor lumber. II,. jlas tj,e
co ltnct for furnishing the lii.aber
an I shingh-s for our new Catholic
ch ir.:h. He has also furnislied lum
lsr tir two new school houses at the
Mormon settlements this week. This
looks like biz.
Onward, improvement, progress
ar the watch-words of the hour with
the great American people, and in
the front rank of progressive Ameri
cans we find the great art Publish
ing firm of Messrs. George Stiuson
it Co., Portland, Maine. During the
year 1879 they sold, over two million
more pictures than tney ever sold be-
ore iu a single year, ana the sales
for 18S0 thus far are much largr
than for the corresponding period in
1879. It is believed that they pay
more for postage stamps than any
other hcuse.not only in this country.
but in the work! at large; we will
give some of the figures, which we
have direct I rota Aiessrs. stiusou a,
Co., and therefore know are correct.
During the year lbiS the amount of
money that they r.airJ lor postage
stamps was over fifty thousand dol
lars. Duriii.c i'ic ye"r 1879 the am
ount that tuey paid lor postage
stamp; wis ever eigh'-seveu thou
sand dollars. For th-s f.ist eight
months of 1SS0 the sniouut paui for
postage stamps . rises eeven'.y-five
thousand dollars, ar.d will iToiibiless
go considerably ever one hundred
thou-and dollars for the year.
While the amount paid for postage
is simply enormous, must be rcmein
beted in this connection, that only
the small orders go by mail, all large
ordeA being sent by express and
fre:eht. From the above some idea
of the magnitude of the business can
be formed Their tnsde extends, not
oniv to the most r2:i!!e parts ot tne
United States and Dominion of Can
ada. but ell over the cilized world
Messrs. Slinson & Co. are not behind
lhe limes in understanding the great
power of the j;i:!ie;o'is use of print
ers' ink, and in this connection we
wish to state that during the last ten
years they have spent lor Derso;er
advertising oer two hundred and
fifty thousand doila.-s. I'nterprise,
induJtiv, r.nd good judgment will
accomplish treat tiling, and ja the
success of this great Art Publishing'
House we have a striking example of
that Tact, end now that they may, w5
feel fare, fairly claim to stand i'l the
head of the Art Publishing business
in thin country. We h".ve lat-!y re-cei--:d
four eleirant stee! engravings,
just published by Messrs. otinson t
t'o. ' i:ze of each, J(!x40 inches.
These plates were engraved in Lou
don by well kaown English masters
of art ar.d cost, when lh:y came Into
the ov.-r.Lrs' ham's, in Portland, cus
toms duty paid, lhe great sum of al- j
most th 'ri 7 tliousana dollars, iiic
reader shell 'save a brief glance at
these majrni'ieeut works of high ar'
t h rou h d escri pt i on.
First. The Wek-ome Step. After
a pi-intintr by G. G. Kilbiune. En-
SJLTORE.
Centra! Arizona
Operations.
!!.
Co's
Work
Progressing on a
Large Scale.
The Largest Mins within
Territory.
th.
Boing
Worked by
Mill.
the Largest
A IVSins with a S3,003,ooo
Record,
graved ou steel by V. H. Siniotis.
' His very step bus music ia't.
As he comes up the stairs,"
The artist has thown in an inimit
able niin.ner a mother and beautiful
little child at ti e trli.d moment of
ihe first sound of the welcome step
of ths husband and father. The
pict'ji s tells iis own story an hund.'td-
t'old mora powerfully than may be
po-.5bietv ai.y word descriptive of
it.
Second. Rustic Thou jrhts. Paintert
bv V. C. T. DsbsoD, A. R. A. En-
graved in steel by F. Bromley. In
the niids of a brnui and liL-aufifuI
ndscup?, is s'ssa, though half hid.
dt-m bv fie loliacs, a cottage. A
rustic little m:iclec has gone forth
for a pitcher of vatiir. But, !o!
"W hat has come over the f.oirit of
her dreams?" She stf.r.d3 befcre you
a charn.'iig picture of re.;tiij beauty,
wrapped entirely in her own thoughts
and :-ieditations. The whole story
is plainly and truthfully told, and is
comprehended at a glance.
. bird. Mamma s Uirthay. 1 aim
ed by W. C. T. Cobson, A. P. A.
EntiraTed ou steel bv J. J. Chfint.
Here is tne of the most beautiful
scenes that can be imagined, shown
vilh gief.t power and edict. Two
hriaht ami charming little girls are
making a bonoiiel for their mamma;
Fourth. Ready. Tainted by S. P.
Cnckc-rell. Fntrraved on ?terl bv R.
Joejr. The faniE of W illiani Tell
S world wine, and the ne rve. ccuragc
ar.u pr werlul cMrp.oler ixLiuilta by
both father md son in the ihiitii e
it the upple on tl. loy't. herd, at the
mandate ol ttellTitn-, las fi 1h
i arts t.f tuillu at. Pen i foerlss
o iUKii;.e tie fccr.i" i.iiy!
every reive iss-l aired tni fji:- a
nw r.u nt of terrible FUri i st--ll e
arrow 1 as sped might to it.- mink.
This sublime work of art must be
seen to b; appreciated, for no d
crip-ton, however graphic, can trtve
more than a faint idea of it.
It i- believed, and generally con
ceded that these engravings mai;eu
the finest and most elegant set i
worKs ot hisrti art ever brouirht ou
by American publishers. America
homes should be made beautiful b
refined works of art, and prices for
reaby good and meritorious picture:
are now so low that lucre can be n
excuse lor the walls to remain
cl.'.'omv, unadorned and cheerless
American homes should be made
beautiful, and the tendency of thi
will bp to make more refine 1 an
beautiful the lives of all dwellers
therein.
In the northwestern part of Mari
copa country, CO miles northwest of
Phnni j, is icwicd the uliurc ir.inc
aud mi!!, which is cot.- being active
ly worked by lhe Central Arizona
Mining Company, of New York, a
couip.my well supplied with neces
sary capital.
TITE rHECENT COMTAXT
Has had th-i property over a 'year;
first working it by a20-,tsmp mill at
Seymour, 11 miles :!!stant. Owing
to ihc large charges in hauling ihe
ore only llu highest grade ore
could be worked, whiie the feature
of mine :s its immense deposit of
low grade ore. Such being the case,
:hc owners look under consideration
two propositions: one of erecting a
mill st the mine and carrying the
water from the ILissayampe. adis-
nee of 16 miles, or build the mill
on the Oila river, le OU muss
south, and hike the ore by rr.ilroad.
The former p'.p.n was adopted, aud a
large force was Set cn to work mak
ing aud la ing pipe, and an order
given for
Morris Lindsey, saloon.
E B Tyler fiuil stand, papers and
private boarders.
John Barnes, boarding house, dos
an excellent business and has 40
boarder?.
Pceples & Stroud have a saloon
business rnd corral aid are doing
well.
Two barbers do the tonsorial work
work of tha ca atp.
A Chir.es.T washuoue ar.d .1 Chi
nese bakery are a' to in Vasiness.
New btnl'j'ngs are going up every
where and a ntrnberor people an
cons antly arriving with intentions
of St irling in business- January Is.
will rec this a booming carnp.
;AILY PHCENIX HERALD
liOSPER A McCLITOCK,
Publishers aud Proprietors.
Published every evening except Sunday
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
1 yr., J10;6 mcs.. $5; per week. 25
TEErLT.
$5:6 Mas. $2 00: 3 Mos , $1 68.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 Yr
A. SOtU OtKil Tiili ?IE.0
Advertlsirg Rite trmde known on appli
ca'ion.
C. W. CRAKE, Ai'ei-t.San Ernncisco, Cal.
Mr, J. II. iJatks, Newspspr-r Adverttflin
Senr. 41 Park l!ow, (Times Building) New
York, is authorized lo contract for adver-
li&ements in the ThcEnix Herald.
PROFESSIONAL.
From the tnouth of Tonto Creek
to the headwaters of 'r-ult Kiver i
one mass ot farms and stock
I
ranges, so we are luiorried by Mr. J
u.ivia uaitz, wno uas ;ust returnen
from .1 trip to Globe City, passing
through the above section. Tin
rade of a'l this section all tin
supplies consumed by these people
should all be brought to this
city and would lie were it possible
to travel the road over the Reno
MYiitaiiu. 'J heir trads now all
gocii to Globe City, although as
one larrcor from I on to liasm re
marked to Mr. Baltz, "I can buy
more for $50 in Pho?nix than for
$ 1 00 iu (i lobe." Considerable money
has besn spent on this road clready
and a few thousand dollars more
would place it in a passable con
anion. Whether tins money
should b? appropriated by the
neit Legislature or raise 1 by pri
vate subscription is the qiestioti,
and we would suggest a public
meeting be called to talk the matter
ver. It would be money in our
pockets. Consider it.
I E WnARTON. M 1). B. L. Romon, M D.
U, S. Exam "ing Suroa. Lr.tc U. Army
WtlAKTSSul EXOSO
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
Calls Promptiy attended to.
Bill priisenti'd monthly.
lfTice East of Plaza, 2 doorc north of
A m. B. Hooper & Co.
W. A. Rovve & Co
Wbolihii ihd Rstah. Dealess in
General Merchandise.
1881.
MR;,. V. A PICKESS,
phys!c:an,
Specialty: Obstetrics and Dis
faf of Vt'oaivn.
Office and Reside t c. Washington St.,
Eat of the Gardner llouie.
Patients can be aeeomraodatcd with
txard and tonkins.
T-Calls answered at all honrj."l
Mr. O. P. Ribertt ani Mis M. A.
Cirr wre m irrincl hv Rev. Win
M ;v;r Iat Monday, Nov. 15, at th '
ra-ii'lence of t'ae minister, the hriii
arriving hv the stage of that morning
from Culifornia. On Wcdnes'la.
evening the happy couple were sere
naded by the FIiomiIx brass band
The Herald's wish is that this pal-'
ace Carr uuder the conductorship of
AI r. Roberts mav alwavs happilv
pars everth frakor hupplni'ins. "
The minion who edits the I'ouncil
RluH's Nonpareil for all we know sets
his paper in brevier. i-rnitic i,nri
que. You ougl t to see him Sunday
evening swinging ou agau wiiii a lit
tle pearl lo whom he has (riven a
diamond ring. Stamford Advocate.
Me was ot Ijnglish descent, a'il we
Knew him wliuu he learned his let
ters from his great primer. Gowan.
da Enterprise. Ah! We know him.
No million about him: he is solid
lour;rcous a regular paragon in his
profession. Let the cannon boom in
his honor Rome Sentinel. He must
be a brilliant fellow to have such a
Inns p-inier yarn written about him
by such a small "pica crowd. This
slick full ought to on copper -faced.
Hubbard, l A. Gentlemen! Gentle
men! Quit. You are im os!nr on
us. ar.d you are risible to be locked
tip. L't's-pica CHfiniin. though it
"iM' nome isowi, or you 11 be in
quod for lyin' you must not be Er
ratic and Advocate its Enterprise.
Wiil this Columbian inuendo to
journalists? Press and Type.
Gents, you are establishing a very
had r-t'e by perpetrating such hor-
jokes on the craft, as 3-011 invariably
stick and double English out f
form. As we wish to make a good
impression, please overlay this and
register one for us.
The sound of the saw and hammer
are he:ird on all sides in the town
of Globe. The spirit of improvement
seems to have broken out in an
epidemic form. In fact, there is
such a general appearance of new
ness that one is almost iieran(lit i
believe that the r.lace had sntinrr nr
in the night as if by macic. At the
present r;Ue of improvement Globe
will at r.n distant d.iv nut rmMic,
(ligrd'y ot a ei'y. Chronicle.
AX EIGHTT STAVT" SuIiLL.
The mine was ai that time deve
loped by horse power aud a common
whim, it be'mg too expensive
to haul w.Vier fcr hoisting works.and
by this primitive means 1,500 feet of
short?- liP.d levels have bn b-cn
opened up since last march. Since
that day the wafer question is dena
tely settled. The pipe, 18 miles
long, has been carrying water some
weeks to the cr.tira satisfaction of
everyone. Ths water is pumped to
an elevation of 820 feet, about half
way, and is thus carried to the mill
with great force. It is capable of
delivering
400,000 GALLONS DAILY,
Which is conveyed to reservoirs back
of the mill building. The min-j will
be worked through two inclines 300
feet deep, out the second hoisting
works n.'tt being ready the mill will
be supplied through incline No. 1.
There is a double hoist to each shaft.
and the hoisting works are of the
m ist complete character. I he car
that brings the ore from the mine de
livers the ore into another car, which
takes it lo a screen just back of the
rock breakers. The fine falling
through the screen into
sch iu, thence into cars back of Ihe
roi:k breakers, and carried to the bat
teries. The coarse rock falling iu
Iront of the reck breakers where it is
fed by hand. From the rock breakers
it tallr; into cars and is carried to the
butters, of which there are sixteen,
supplying live stamps.
TUIE STAMPS WEI3II POCN'DS AND
DROP 95 TIMES PEIl MINCTE,
And will crush three tons in 24 hours
or2j tons for the mill. The mill
building is 160 feet long. All of this
inacuinery is uriven by an engise
20x13, supplied by four boilers, each
4x16. The fly-wheel weighs 14 tons.
All of the machinery is of the most
improved, labor-saving characlcr,
and machinery is also here for savins
water if necessary. J. B. Hunt has
been general manager since the
starting of thn present company hut
he soon leaves tor the East aud will
be relieved by Jfr. Saville. Mr. S.
II. Shinman is srctcral sunerintrn-
de:it, and C Sarle is mill wriirht.
VCLTL'RK CITY.
Just below the mill building is lo
cated Vulture City. New buildings
are in course of convtruction and
the population is daily increasing
ivismess at this city n at present
very quiet. Very few men are at
present employed, but large forces
will be put on as soon as the hoist
ing works and mill get rucuing and
work up the result of past labor.
r the prese at resources of the town
t is well represented in every branch
f business. Below are some of the
rincipal firms:
W. A. Rou e & Co was the first
isiness house and do a good busi-
e3s in general meichandising. They
:iiso run a hoarding house with 40
boarders.
Messrs. Levy and ampler are do
ing a big merchandising business.
Mr. Levy is Postmaster.
E O Grant, m irehant.
Ed Kirkland, merchant.
Tom Johnson h 3 opened, anew
saloon, well filed up.
Charlie Genung Iocs the butcher,
ing business and sells 10,000 pounds
of meat per month.
Jesus Norego doe3 o good saloon
business.
Orozeo, Ilauefner & Garcia, saloon.
They v, ilicoon receive a billiard
tab!?, th rlf H t.-
Tombstcne had the "boom" last
sr.mrier, Globe has the "boom"
just now aud nest summer will be
old BraJshaw's turn. Comraeuc
ing with pest. April, when ths snow
has melted, Ioook out for a rush to
the Peck, Tiger and Tip-Top Districts.
General Sherman in his annual
report renews Lis recommeudation
of last year that Congress give 2-"5,-000
enlisted men to the line arm v.
Editing Paper.
Editing a paper Is a picarant bus;,
cess if yon like it.
If it contains much political mat
ter people won't have it.
If the type is large it don't contain
much reading matter.
If we publish telegraph reports,
folks say they are nothing but lies.
If we omit them they say we hsive
no enterprise, or suppress them for
political effect.
If v have a few jokes, folks say
we are nothing but ratth-hends.
It we omit jokes, folks eay we are
nothing but old fossils.
If we publish original matters,
they damn us for not giving selec
tions.
11 we give selections, people snv
we are lazy for not wrilintr more and
and giving ihera what they have not
reau in some otner paper.
If we give a complimentary notice.
we are censured lor beinsr partial.
If we don't all hands sav we are a
great hog.
If we insert an article which
pleases the ladic, the men become
jealous, and vine rersa.
If we attend church they say it is
ier eueci.
If we remain in our office, attend
ing to our own business, folks say we
are mo rrouj to mingle with ou
fellows.
If we got ot, they say we don't
attend to our business.
If we don't pay up promptly, the y
say we are uot to be tru-teu.
11 we pav up promptly, they sav
we stole ihe money. Ilobart Journal
A. ". BAKEli.
Attorney at I. a tr.
Iivine's Huildtnr Itoomi, 1 and J,
Phoenix, Arizona.
O. II. I'. M5IKI.TM. SI. 1,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Call? promptly attended to
Office Three doors eait of Court Home.
JH S1I & M'KLLS,
Attornej-at-Law.
PRESCOTT, - ARIZONA
Will practice la all the CoorU of the Ter
J. T.AtSAP.
Attorney-at-Liaw,
Irrine'e Bnildini; Itoom S,
Phrenlr. A. T.
FltAXK (OX.
Attorney at I. an
OrncB next iloor to Conrt Houoe.
II. St. PATRICK,
Civil F.osinorr
CrvntT Surveyor for Wnricona CountT and
fVputtr V. S Miuernl Surveyor for Arizona
Assayer of Precious Metals.
Orrici With W". A. Hancock I'hoenix.
! h j- 9 I c I a n and M n r s c o n .
(l.ate 01" Vi93:i. Cal.)
Office on Washington atreet, tw doors
mm Montftxrima.
C. A. TfffXB. IT. a. HANCOCK.
TH EKD & BlXt'OCK.
Atttrmja atLn w.
r5T"Lnnd bnsiues in all departments i
pecialty.
JIAMO.IilCSOTlC'E.
ARIZONA I.ODUB NO-857F A.M
meetUgs on the hird
of each month a 7-30
j breitrcn are fraternally
J. T. ALSAP, V. M .
J. B. CRKAMEIt Kecrjr.
A ABIJ
X3r Stated
VA Tuesday
p. . s.jonrnin
ted 10 attend
I. O. K M.
Of ARIZO-
Th:iM(tfiV
warn. Steiuakur' wn.lii!;. iraveiuig
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
A. O. BAlii.Ji, Sachem.
Nehi Osbohs.U.oI K
- rimrnPA trifjb.su.
JL ria. Improved O, E. M.. meets every
evenins at o ciock ai iuc
3iO. 1,
ARIZONA CJIAPTKtt,
It : A.- M:-
STATSP CDSVOCATJOXS OX
on sccdi.M and four.h Mondays of cich
month, at 7:30 p. M., a! Masonic Ha l. So
journing companion in coodstandin" re
cordially invited. Bvorder of
51. W. KALES, U P.
J. B. CrtLAMKR, See. P
The attention of birj-ers j
and consumers are call
ed to our two Gne
stores at the
VULTURE AND TIP-TOP MINES
Everything needed by j
Miners and
Prospectors.
fill and Minin
SUPPLIES,
a specialty,
W. A. RCWE & CO.
MISCELLAXKOL S .
BANK EXCHANGE K3TEI j
j
riaaa. PV
E. CANZ -
Tliis new r;otel U eji la
r.ccounuotlatioa tf Cut irnct
pulilie.
The rooms are- we'l Tnt:J a
hanilMtuely furaliheU ia :- at
finale. Sujvrior awmu. :.xl.
for fault! lit. Ahfajju j ; -m---.
ctorwiil be the CwcnVrtEl
of Lis gueU.
iMillJ
M ? te rl h'?jl !fe V 1
itOtBt
E''l jT ,TtCT
flew Store I
.AND.
PJevv Coeds!
..AT..
Gillette, Yavapai county,
la the tor C P Headformerloccnpied bj
The undersigned has opened
up and is now uiferinc to
MINERS, FREIGHTERS,
FARMERS, PROSPECTORS.
And to the public in reneral. a
new and complete.
STOCK OF GOODS.
Iu ityle and quality to meet the'.r wantt,
consisting in part or
Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware, Clothing.
.Boot end Shoes. Mimnjr tools, etc. tc
At the lowest cash price?,
FLOUR AND BARLEY
F03 sale in any qnantil y.
f-ifCarcfnl attention riven to forwardin
all k'nds of merchandise, machinery etc..
to a:y part of the surrounding camps and
towns, Give meal'rial.
"We take pleasure to inform the people of Salt Riv
er Valley that we are now in receipt of our immense
stock of goods, the largest ever brought to the Valley.
Each and every department is complete in itself in
Billiard Tablo and Car
Connected wiii tie Uoui
Only ths Finest Liqacrs & C jirj
M1TATKCABB KOOS.
The principM Ei?;tm.Ci:.;i.r-:. a4
Arizona psrr kt-ftoa d.
A shara of the jubi;c VvaJ-rvaA. J
solicited.
Fsavers
pistr
JOJijV AXDEESO.V
Justice Smith eai!, on openins his
Court at Connorsville, Tenn : -Vil-liHm
Henry Smith is arrnii::ietl for
assaulting his futlipr." The mauis-
trate hart on the previous d:iy knock
ed His father down with a club, and
it was himself that he was now nr.
rainin!J. He continued : "The evi
dence is conclu-ire. aDd I m notsnrp
bnt 1 ought to send myself to jail for
ten ciays. isut as this is mv first
ogense. nnd I certainly had a irond
deal of nforocation. I will simnlv
Our people should not forn-et when
they go to bin Francisco, to call on
Ijiii-le Harris. We hear of a crent
ntunl.er of people- being victimized
in numerous dens in San Fran-ico
that call themselves hv different
namessuch ns L ncle's, and Uncle
this and that. Our citizens should
be pure and take a lMlle pains and
see mat wnen purchasing, that thev
read the name of Uncle Harris on
the windows and in the stores of the
two establishments of Lucie Harris,
nememher the numbers, 221 and 702
Kearny Street, San Frauci co.
EAT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
GRAND CENTRAL MARKET.
Corner Center & TTaahlnf ton
(Diajcaallj appetite lot2B,)
Tip-Top Hotel.
GILLETTE, A. T.
T hotel is kent in flnt-elaB tTl. Hn-mm
iare ana neatly luruiahed.
Good accommodations fortransiant pa
trons.
TUB TABLE
Cannot be snrpavsed iu the Territory, Go
vouivuig aim picaiy 01 everytning.
Board is per W.et.
. - ou cents.
oaSp AIRS. II. F. IIAUT.
BLACKSMITH!
JAS. LARSESVJ,
GILLETTE, ARIZONA.
T AM now prepared to eiecuto all kinds
A. 01 worn in my liae.and in a workman
like manner. K p irina done in the shurt-
r.ifujMius umt. 1 lujs neeaing my ser-
ticvs win piea call.
JAMES LAIS ON".
Gulitti, Tip Top Mlllsite, A. T.
Dry Ooods and Fancy 0
OOuS, Liverv Stable,
The Latest Styles in ihe Market.
We respectfully call special attention of the Ladies
to this fact, that we are the only" house where you can
una a general complete assortment in
IS,
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods
Ladies' and Children's Hosiery,
Of the very Latest Patterns and Styles.
Out Cloihlug and Furnishing Goods Department
is also complete with a larger variety, both for prices
ana quality, tnan any other house in the V alley.
Gentlemen intending to purchase their winter supplies
would do well to call and examine our extensive stock.
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Both in Prices and Quality.
IN" OUR
fJew Di
we are second to none. Our assortment for MEN.
BOYS, WOMEN" and CHILDREN", is complete for
style, quality and prices. We keep none but the very
best of brands in the market. Ho Eastern madf
jpartur ! goods, but all of California make, which are known
to be the best in the country.
C?T-PEEF. VEAL. JICTTOS. LAMB
and roitK and ail meats (tarred a required
ucuveri-a lo any nan of the city tree of
chart-
BALSZ K?LLT. rhoenlx.
NEW ADEKT1SEEMNTS.
Grand Ball!
. . FOB THE BENEFIT OF . .
Mr. Ohas. Besss
WILL BE GIVEX AT
Woolsey & Wentworth's Hall,
BT THE .
PHCENIX BRASS BAND,
Thursday Eve., Xov. 25th.
Admission,
S2.CO.
Meet? the reqnirementsof themtlonsl med
ical phiJoopl'y which mt present prevails.
1 1 i- a perfectly pure vegetable remedy.
embrociti thv three important properties
o! 11 prTontative, a tonic- and an alerative.
It foriifiep the body ayai.ist disease, invi-oia;'-
and n?-T:iali2 t ihe torpid stomach
and iiTer. ard erT;ws moht aanrary
j ruanre id the entire oyritem, when in a
i morbid cnod-tion.
Having jnst roccivcrl a
assortment of
very nice
UNDERTAKER
WARE,
IN
Hat and
THE .
Cap Department
E. MATER
Waaklaftea ikol saaa f iiHm.
After this date, I will f.i
stock. 20 per cent. cLe.sv
er than the priced L ere to-
fore known iu l"'"
A large corral.' "C0xl" D
connected, with La2e
100 heal cf
room
stock.
for
Corral room fr
charj-e.
A force
premises.
pump ca ti.t
IZr-riEM tlV B R THE fUfl.
BAITS ESCHAir32
RESTAUR AFiT
All of which I
reasonable rates,
mcnt of
win sell at rery
Also, aa assort-
we have the very latest styles for Men, Boys, Ladies
and children. Our assortment in this line is coaiplete.
Windows, Doors1
Minds, Mouldings and
California Lumber.
Hace of Bsine-s, Washington St.. I
op; ca.te (jurdncr Hotel, PlioenU
A.itocn Territory.
J. M. GREGORY.
NEW PUCEXIX BAKERY.
Prop .
Waihinton treet, opp. C ocrt tloose.
In conclusion we beg leave to stato that our
GROCERY,
CROCKERY
AND -
HARDWARE DEPARTMENTS
arc as complete as the balance of our stock.
thank to lier fritcilj anj tltif uii a
lor the liberal patron a ;
betjs to state that Et-ihin? .t ca
en uudi;e tu weoi. be; liou a-
Kes'.aurant thouid.
The Table
will be cnpn;iel nrhh tie leat
county aSi.nls an J -bai'l r-u..a arc.
onj to noue ia tlie Teir'tcrr.
Hopin? to merit a ati.l ?cfr
shnre f t'ie uMic patrcaa. I w.U
insure pclito ct-lla acj fwJ
treatment.
Trirate d-nne- r-r Va!l
persocallj atte Buetl U-
Twelve loaves of Bread
Urcud Tickets. 81.
or 12
All my Cakes an? mv own make.
and not Imported.
rice asd enkes alwayi on hand.
Uread m:ide to order.
Kov.ll-tf.
Bye
ANDREW J. COFFEE.
NOTARY PUBLIC-
No. 509 California Street, San Fran
Cisco, California.
Commissioner of Deeds
or Arizona.
Conveyancer and General Bniiifn
Having such an enormous stock on hand we are
tter enabled to give lower and better prices than
has ever heretofore been offered in this market. Par
ties from the distance about to purchase their winter
supply would do well to give us a call as we are confi
dent we can make it to your interest to jjurchase ol
us. In connection with our numerous stock, we carry
a lull lino oi wan x aper, uarpeis anu u ioins.
Call and examine our immense stock. No trouble
to show goods.
GOLDIVSA & CO.
FASHION
LIVERY, FEED AMD SALE
STABLE
GEO. HAMLIN Tr"?.
r i
THCEX1X. AKIlali'