The Phoenix herald., December 17, 1880, Image 4

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THE PIICENIX ESRALD.
Friday lfpcaiber 17. ISSO
V.- enployco of tiii office, aijrnt jr othe
tasit a authorized to make purchases or
oy.tract debta for and on account of the
Himid. Xo bills asainsf the Herald will
be recognized excupt for purchases and con
tracts made by the proprietors personally or
upon their written order.
MARICOPA MATTERS.
Local
Events cf
Week.
the Past
A3 They Appeared in the ''Daily
Herald."
JIOKDAT-
Mt. Soman has gouc to Maricopa
on a tliort visit.
M:j'r Chaffee of Fort McDowell
is in the city.
The Board of Supervisors rcrc in
regular session this morning.
Pistol firing W becoming quite
common on our streets at night.
Barney Martin left last evening
for his home at Antelope Peak.
As we go to press the sale of the
AYoulscy est at J is in progress.
Messrs. Dexter and Garcia have
returned from a prospecting trip to
the mountains.
J; our arrtsts ol drunk ana dis
orderly were made yesterday by
Under Sueritt" McDonald
esttrilay was banta Guadalupe
V Day and our Mexican brethren eel
aafe bra ted with a good deal of spirit.
Sheriff Walker of Yavapai county,
passed thruiiuli Phoenix this morn
ing with a pri-souer for Yuma.
The net proceeds of the Union
Sunday School entertainment held
on last Thursday night were $49.50
Gilmer and Salisbury, lie popular
stage men, are at present in Tucson
but we understand will be in Phoe
nix shortly.
George Brown and a Deputy Shcr-
ift of Yavapai county, with two in
sane persons in choree, left this
inoining for Stockton, Cal.
L D Norton, J Ii Walker, "W II
Rcavfc, Mrs Stenbrcok, Mr Dexter,
Mr Garcia, It B Thorburn, ore regis
tered at the Bank Exchange
Senor Rehetti gave a ball last
evening at his residence in the
northern part of town. Our Mexican
reporter states that it was a mvy Jino
affair.
Quito" a number of street brawls
occurred in the eastern portion of
town yesterday, in one of them a
Mexican woman being Blightly in-
j ured.
There has been quite a boom of
tax paying nt the Bank to-day,so Mr.
ilazeltinc informs ns. Kemembf
that your taxes wlH kivome delin-
(iu,n it ioi paid before the 15th of
this month.
The increase of travel to the Ter
ritory at present is enormous, and
Ilicenix is beginning to get a share
of it, as will be een by the list of
our hotel arrivals.
The announcement that Rev. J. A.
Merrill would preach at the Presby
terian cnurcu yesterday mornincr
drew out quite a large audience.
The gentleman delivered a very elo
quent discourse on the subject of the
"Prodigal Son."
At the meeting of the Union Sun.
day Sehool.yesterday, it was resolved
that a vote of thanks be tendered to
the Phumix Brass Band for their
gratuitous services on Thursday eve
ning; also to the ladies who helped
in the entertainment, and the public
for their patronage.
mi ,1
ine lojiowing arc the arrivals .
Alicenix Hotel: G Buckingham. D
Mr. Sullivan of Williamson Valley
passed through town Saturday on
his way to Sun Bernardino. lie wil
bring back with him some One blood
ed cattle purchased by Mr. Gosper
from the herd ot Jas. Waters, Jr,
lie will return in about a week nnd
will rrsl the entile hero for a few
davs before taking them to Prescott.
We will eive notice of their arriva
and hope our farmers will not mis:
the opportunity of seeing some very
Cue stock.
The first railway mail service in
Arizona was put into operation last
Friday. The value of this service to
the Territory is incalculable, as
will effectually do away with the ir
regularities and unnecessary mis
takes which have so frequently or.
curred by non-responsible parties
throwing off the wrong mails and
enrrviner on to Tucson those for
northern Arizona. The route is from
T.o5 Anireles to Tucson, and was
started under the supervision of Gen
eral Superintendent II. J. McKusick
and his chief clerk. J. C. Coolidge
who are on an official visit to the
Territory.
It is getting past the usual time
for the bcrinninir of our winter
showers but still no agna descendcth
nor do the heavens hold forth
promise of any. In fact the situation
is such thac wo have an excellent
opportunity for springing upon
long suffering public the ancient gag
about the "parched and thirsty earth
crying aloud unto the brazen skies,"
etc., but we don't think it would be
;nfe. Our front doors cost too much
money to be smashed in and ruined
by any infuriated vigilance commit
tee.
The Yuma Sentinel states that
'Orders have been received at the
Government Telegraph Station here
that uo more repairs will be made oa
the Government Telegraph lines in
the Territory. We are at a loss to
understand the precise object of this
proceeding and hope that there may
be some mistake about the matter.
On inquiring of Jlr.S.L. Pat ton,
the manager of the signal service of
fice here, he informs us that the
above refers to the line from Mari
copa to San Diego as they have no
further use for it being on the line
of the Western Union. The Govern
ment still inlendstokeep the interior
lines in order and for that purpose
are sending out more iron poles and
fixtures.
TUESDAY.
?le occu-
of
The jail is without a sin
pant.
The Phcenix flour mill is tempo
rarily shut down on account of the
non-arrival of sacks.
Lt. Perkins of Portland, Maine,
and Jas. II. Anderson, Silver City,
M. are at the Phoenix Hotel.
Messrs. Gilmer and Salisbury, the
stage men, have rcturneu to can
Francisco from Tombstone.
Jas. Stewart, the efficient superin
tendent of the Gilmer & Salisbury
stage lines in this Territory.returned
from Tombsto"- '' '"-"-s
The four Mexicans who were ar
rested Sunday for drunk and disor
derly conduct were released yester
day on the contribution by each
$10 to the County Treasury.
The following are registered at the
Bank Exchange Hotel: M Weil
T W Curtis. II N Plate. John Base
James Stewart, L J Stevens, G
Tvks. Geo W Thompson, S M Wes
sels.
The Board of Supervisors have ex
tended the time of the Tax Collector
for making a settlement with the
county to the 24th inst., which gives
tardy tax payers until that dale to
settle with the county,
The sale of the real estate of the
Woolsey property took place yester
day afternoon. The prices brou-rht
are considered quite good. The town
property sold for 3,:J35.50 and the
proceeds of the cutire sale amounted
to $4,GGS.5S.
If i ou want the sweetest, mos
W Anderson, Mrs Blair, Carmen Al- juicy and palatable bread, go to J,
varez, WIl Seamans, B F Ames J Heinson's bakery, opposite the Court
A Merrill and family. Uarl IJeddinir. House. He ha3 tho only
Z P Clark, J Y T Smith, R E Light
burne, Mjor Chaffee.wife and child,
Charles W Lafavre.
Caj t W. II. Seamans, Deputy U.
S. Revenue Collector.passed through
i-iicKinx on tiuiiday from a visit to
Tip-Top and the Peck Districts, He
reports everything as looking well
though comparatively dull. The
Peck mill is soon to start up on Sil
ver Prince ore, which he thinks will
make things lively in that section.
Mr. B. F. Ames, a capitalist from
the Quaker State, and who has boon
in Tucson for the ) ast few months,
pvis on our streets yesterday, having
returned from a trip to the iniDes in
the northern section, in company
fwitii Capt. fceamaiis. He is well
fdeasel with Phtenix and the sur
ounding country.
A petition is being circulated
roun l town for establishing a daily
Inail service between Phoenix and
jPicet Post by way of Tempo and
LUcsa City. The increase of popula-
lon and the business connections
fvhicli so closely unite these two
daces demand this additional mail
jf.icility and it is hoped the petition
twill be granted.
The sugar cane planted on Super
visor Wormser's ranch has reached
he height of six feet and is two
nches thick. He has made some
xcelh-nt molasses and panocha from
t and will send sonic of the cane to
Major Hooper, the gentleman who it
rill be remembered, introduced the
ane into ihe valiey aid who is
iiuch interested in tho advancement
knd development ol our section.
After smoking one of Soman &
Ieinc's fine cigars, our printer felt a
;reat deal like the poet did when he
xpresscd his feelings in the follw--ig
quaint and terse stanza:
Sacred stlb'tancc! sweet, serene;
;oothin;r sorrow's saddest cvne:
pYent-sulFusing silv'ry smoke,
oftlv smoothing Buffering s strokt ;
r-olacing so silently
Mill so swift, so sure, so sly;
noke sublimated soars supreme,
h Aceltst soui-iuaining stream?
He has the only artesian
well in this town and the bread he is
making can't be surpassed. Try it
and convince yourself.
A meeting of the Knights of Pyth
ias will be held this evening for
work in the second degree. All
members respectfully requested to
attend. By order of the Chancellor
Commander. O. W. White,
K. ol R. and S.
A pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Dr. and Mrs. O. J.
Thibido, at their new residence last
night. The surprisers met promptly
at 8 p. m. at the residence of George
F. Coats, Esq., and there formed in
line and marched to the scene of
festivities, and tipped the light fan
tastic toe until the "wee ema
hours." Among those present we
had the pleasure of seeing Judge
Tweed and wife, Judge Hancock and
wife, G F Coats, wife and daughter.
Mr. Palhemus and wife, J V Collins
and wife, J Lutgerding and wife, X
Herrick and wife, A L Henshaw and
wife, E I Fuller and wife, S E Pat
ten and wife, O P Roberts and wife,
Dr li L Rosson and wife, Mr McXul
ty and wile, Mr Woods and wife,
Mrs Dr Sheets, Mrs 3Iayer, Mrs Kel
logg and daughter, Misses Barton,
Rodger?, Woods, Jennie Linville.
Shearer, Minnie Beechum, Judge J
T Alsap, Messrs George Luhrs, O W
White, Ryder, Hotbrock, Owen Kel
logg, Alex KeIlogr, Alex Lansbcrg.
Riggs, Reed, Patrick, Willie Woods
and Willie LeBar. About 10 o'clock
a sumptuous repast was served, after
which dancing was again indulged
in until 12:30 a. m. when the happy
party commenced to depart, loud in
their praioc of the pleasure thry had,
and wishing the Dr. and wife not to
partition their beautiful large room,
but continue to give hops, and erect
something of a reversible character
to enable them to transform it as i'
were into a ball room. The ladies
who managed the afff.ir did well, as
they are in all probability in the
habit of doing, especially ou such
occasions. c hope the Doctor will
continue to build, and still higher.
WEDNESDAY.
It raincth.
To-day is S;iU Eusebio Day.
Sheriff Walker has returned from
YumA.
The Phoenix flour mill started up
again this morning.
E. W. Moore is registered at the
Phoenix Hotel.
General Kautz left for San Fran
Cisco last evening.
The total rainfall for to-day, up to
1 o'clock was 11-100 of an inch.
I he JNellie Uovd I roupc have se
cured rooms at the Bank Exchange.
The Red Men will have a hop
next Wednesday evening. All mem
bers invited.
"We notice M. J;. Peralta, one of
most enterprising merchants, is back
from Tombstone.
A gentle shower began early this
mornin? and, with slight intermis
sions, has continued all day.
T W Griffin, General Kautz, S J
Stevens. Chas Maguier, Felix Laville
and Joseph Walker are registered at
the Bank Exchange.
uur telegraphic report tails us
to-day on account of the moist
weather putting the wires in an un
manaseable condition.
A beautiful frosted gold Yegt
Chain, weighing nearly four ounces,
worth $S.j, for $53, at Uncle Harris'
221 Kearny Street, between Bush
and Sutter, San Francisco, Cal.
The Xellie Boyd Troupe will ar-
rive m Phoenix to-morrow. The
press has spoken very highly of
them wherever they have appeared,
and we bespeak full houses for them
here.
Mr. S. M. Wessels, wife and chil
left on this mornings Maricopa
stage, irom there they will goto
GaylcyvUle, California District,
where Mr. Wessels has extensive
mining interests- Mrs. Wessels has
oeen resuiing in I'hcenix for some
months past and in that time has
made many friends, who will join
us in wishing her a safe and pleasant
journey.
We learn from Mr. S. M. Wessels
that 12 carloads of machinery, lum
ber, etc., has boen shipped from San
Francisco to the CalirornialDistrict.
The Texas Mg. Co. have bought all
the engines, tools and material of
the Ojo Mining Co., which had been
shipped to Gila Bend.. This has
been loaded and forwarded to San
bimon. The California promises tn
be one ot the leading districts in the
Territoiy.
The following will be of interest
to our Base Ball players: " The Na
tional Base Ball League lias made
the following revisions in the plav-
ng rules: The pitcher's position it
moved five feet further from tht
home base; the number of called
balls is reduced to seven, nnd strikes
to three; warning a good ball is
omitted; the runner shall not have a
substitute run for him under any clr- ,
cumstanccs. A base runner mav h '
ut out on re turn lug uu Xiis base afte
a foul ball, if touched by the ball in
hands of a fielder, after the pitcher
bandied it. In scoring, the column
ot hase3 on hiiS is subatitutcd for
bases run, and of errors for ttdal
chances offr-red. Tho Spaulding
League ball was adopted for tho next
season.
T.1UUSDAY.
Mud!
And plenty of it.
xuu loiai rainian yesterday was
51-100 of an inch.
Prof. G. W.;Maynard arrived from
Prescott thistmorning.
G II Adams, Gertie Hughes, Chas
Watson and Frank Curtis are ut the Board to
Phcenix Hotel.
Rev. G. II. Adams arrived yestcr
ay from his extended trip to Col-
orado. He left on this morninir'a
stage for Prescott.
Miss Gertie Hughes, daughter of
L. C. Hughes, editor of the Tucson
Star, arrived on yesterday's stage, in
company with Rev. G. II. Adams.
3Ir. Meyer, the pa6tor of the Pres
byterian Church, is about to take a
to the Tinal and Globe. Rev. Mr.
Merrill will officiate during his ab
sence.
Daniel Martin, L J Stevens, John
Base, I 31 McKcnzie, Chas Vandc-
ver, Thomas A Baker and G AV May-
nard are registered at the Bank Ex
change.
AA'e advise all our readers to ''take
n the sciopticon exhibition at the
Centre Street to-night. You will not
regret it. Exhibition commences at
30 sharp.
Constable Blankenship has just
relumed from a tax collecting trip
to the McMillen country. He in.
forms us that he was quite success
ful, collecting 151G. and that there
will be but few delinquents in that
section.
AA'e call attention to the advertise
ment of Charley Chang, proprietor
of the Dudley House, Prescott. AVe
have partaken of several meals at
the said house under the present
management and can recommend the
haracter and cooking of the food.
Adobe Tom slipped on the moddy
sidewalk in front of Jack Walters'
iloon last night and in falling
his left leg caught in such a manner
as to break it just above the ankle.
He is being attended by Dr. Rosson
and, no doubt, will soon be all right
gain.
Act of the Territory passed in 1877,
which exempts the Southern Pacific
from taxation for four years, is not
in contravention of the Act of Con-
cress, which forbids the granting of
special privileges to private corpo
rations. The tax levied against the
Railroad Company he decides is
therefore void.
The Red Men's ball last night is
stated to have been an exceedingly
enjoyable affair. The rain and mud
did not in the least interfere with the
pleasures of the evening as the Lodge
placed carriasres at the disposal of
its guests. An excellent lunch, pre
pared by the ladies, was partaken of
about half past ten o'clock, after
which dancing was resumed nnd
kept up until midnight.; Messrs.
Kelly.McXnlty and Garcia furnished
music. The following is a list of
those present: O P Roberts and wife,
T Crown and wife, Don E Abbott
and wife, J AV Clark and wife, Geo
Coats and wife, R L Rosson and wife,
Misses Laura Coats, Rjjers, AA'ilson,
3Iorrell, Mrs Geo Bi jJ, Mrs Lay
man, 3Iessrs Lively, Rosenthal, Ba
ker, Thomas, Blankenship, Riggs
and Osborn.
As cold weather is setting in, and
it being rather too much of a good
thing to be continually yelling out
to every one that enters our houses to
' shut the door," we publish the fol
lowing by " Arissch " in Cheyenne
Sun. AVe quote it, however, for the
benefit of the numerous tramps that
at present infest the town:
Were you brought up in a saw mill?
Ever in a house before?
Did you work about a brick-kiln,
In the blessed days of yore?
Did you tend upon a saw mill
L pon some rocky shore,
Or Jive upon a side hill.
AV here the wind could always roar,
And couldn t get a gorgeous nil
Ot cutting to the core?
In any case, my blooming pill,
If you wouldn t lose your gore
And rile a man who'd freely kill
Or scrub you on the floor,
And Lrcak your heart, or bend your
will.
And ashes on vou pour.
And hunt up every little bill
l ou owe and many more.
And stab vou with a goose-quill
And parade the socks vou wore
AA'hy, then, you blooming mud-sill
lou thoughtless, brazen bore
You breathing, shameless whisky
still
AVhy, d n you, shut the door!
Advertised Letters.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In Phoenix postoflice Dec. 13th, 1S80.
Call for Advertised Letters.
Donnelly, Fred James, J E
Lesier, 0 H Smith, Josiah T
AVeh, S F
TABTAS ME.IICANAS.
Corella, T Caravajal, Isidorio
Billa, Candclaria Guerrero, Antonio
L pez, Concep'n Moreno, Anita
Sa'etuna, Jose Ruiz, Jcsusita
Bayestcrosde Salazar, Isabel.
Geo. E. Mowret.
Postmaster.
NEW A D VE R TI SE3IENTS.
The Hall is being fitted up for the
use of the Xellie Boyd Troupe and
is the agent, Mr. Maguier, informs
us, at considerable expense. This
troupe has been playing through the
southern part of the Territory for
some time and are highly com
mended by the press of that section.
We bespeak for them a hearty w el
come.
A3 the subject of railroad taxation
hr.s been a source of much discussion
n those counties through which the
P. R. R. passes, the following de-
cision, dated Tucson, Dec. lOih, will
be of interest to Maricopa Couuty:
Judge Charles Silent decided to
la', in an action brought by Pinal
County to recover lajcs from the
Southern racific railroad, that the
Dudley House,
PRESCOTT,
AGAIN
Sends Greeting to the Pub
- lie Generally.
Charley to the Front! !
Suit all $8
per Week.
and $1C
CIIATtI.EY Cll AXCi hn. li-.ispd th T)nH
lev lloiife and will conduct it on a avsteni
to euii all. The Iunre room in front will bt
for regular boarders who pnv $8, or for tliosi
who wish nu-als at 50 cento. Tho bark
room will be for private parties, and jJlOa
week or 75 cenls per meal will bo charged.
BEST BOARD IX PRESCOTT.
0. J. THIBODO, M. D.
Druggist and Apothecary,
....Also Dealer la ...
Patent Med icines, Toilet Articles,
Perfumery, Brushep, Etc., Etc.
Slavcn's Yosemite Colorrne.
Harmless Yosemite Face Powder
and Toilet Specialties.
West of the Post Office, PHOZNIX, A. T-
For a lost boy, about the size of a man, barefooted with his father's shoes
on, had an empty bag on his back, containing two railroad tunnels nnd a
hushel of bung-holes. He wore a muftlechop coat with bean-soup lining
lie was cross-eyed at the back of his neck and wore his hair cut curly.
lie was oorn before his eldest brother his mother being present on the
occasion hen last seen he was shoveling wind for the Chicago Conven
tion, trying to raise money enough to buy his supplies from the firm named
uciow. me onering we now mauc to
Is one that is bound to stamp mo as the LEADER in
istablishing " Close Prices!!"
The Proof of the Pudding is in the Eating.
HOW WE DO ST !
give PERFECT Satisfaction to my
My Immense Success Proves that I
Customers.
Y GOODS!
I have now in store, and keep constantly on hand, all the LATEST and
best patterns. I am now showing NEW GOODS suitable for the PRES
ENT SEASON. I have also a handsome assortment of
Hosiery. Gloves, Ties, Lace, Edging, and Insertions
Never pay your
You can buy your
money foolishly, but buy the most you can for it
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
At wholesale prices at my storo. Everythiu in this department
Fresh! Choice! Cheap!
A Benefit for the Public:!
i HAVE REDUCED PRICES ON
BOOTS and SHOES!
M y prices will bo found to be Lower than any other house. Call and Investigate.
HERALD
JOB Office.
Pamphlets
Receipt Hooks.
Letter Heads
desallBlanks,
Kali Tickets.
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Phcenix, Arizona.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
GKOCEKIES & PROVISIONS
PRINTING DONE TOIORDER
Every Department Gampiat j.
fli ers.
rrosrainin
Circulars,
Wedding Cards,
and
I have the latest and newest styles and guarantee to give satisfaction.
Chairs, Brackets, Carpets and Wall Paper I
I have the fiucst assortment in this part of the country.
All Kinds of Work: for
Canal Companies.
COE AMD SEE SURE.
1ST. ROSENTHAL.
New Goods Constantly Arriving
Dry Goods ! !
Fresh Roasted an J GronJ Coffoe
With neatness and dispatch
Santa Claus has Come.
DUBLIN FEED YARD,
Opp. Herrick & Lutgcrding's Black
smith shop, Puccnix, A. T.
Our Yard Las the best water in
own ; also ample room lor stock.
By
JSTOCK BOARDED
the Day, Week or Month at
REDUCED EATES.
A Tlsr nt which mn ho found First-Clas
iouort and Cisrarn. run in Cnnrrti"n wits
the Yard. " YARXJSLL & SJIlTU.h
NEW PHCENIX BAKERY.
J. iiEir ciov
Irrp.
Washington trcet, 1 curl flout e
THflTf loavr
Itread Tickets,
or Bread- or
I.
12
All my Cakes are my own make
anu not imported.
Pit e aid 'a'jrg always on land.
J rc id made to or li r.
"ov.ll-tf.
Tye
UTON TUB
Goldberg
Are unpacking' the lar-l
gest and best assort,
ment of Toys ever
brought to the
Territory.
Calf and see how Cheap thev are
Marked at.
Most Reasonable Terms
Save Your Fdortey,
AND BRING YOTJK
"Watches. Clocks
Jewelry, &c, &c,
to
V. TRUSV1PER,
Practical Watch Maker
AXD JfnVELEK
PIICENIX,
ARIZONA.'
WILLOW GROVE HERD.
The property of JAS. WATEKS, Jr
AND AT TUB
My TIEHD now nmnhers ahont SO hi-ad
of I'uve H red Nhort Hornx of tbe
mwt popular families of the day. Stock for
sale at reasonable prices. Correspondence I
soiicueu-n.
Post Office adiikess. Saw Bkrxardjso',
California, Location of Kami, one n alf 1
nine soiuueasl ol &au Jucrnaruiuu.
OC13
Everv Day.
AG EXT FOR
PitEscoTT Stage Line
BLACKSMITH !
JAS. LARSEH,
GILLETTE, ARIZONA.
I AM: now prepared to exocuto mil kinds
of work in my lincflnd in a workman
like manner. Ken- irliis done in the short
est possible time. ThoC needing my ter-
Tice wiiJ please cnii.
JAMES LAISOX.
Gilletts, Tip Top JlilUite, A. T.
LOWEST CASH RATE;
CALIFORNIA BAKERY.
Washmgton street oppoeite Jelly'8 meat
Market.
Best Flour, Sweetest Bread.
Twelve Loaves for One Dollar.
Crackers of all Descriptions Constantly
on nana.
KYE BREAD,
OHAIIAH IIR2AIV
PIES Jt CAKES.
always on hand.
li7liot biscuits cTcry mornins.ffJ
Caul Scheuek, Piop.
MARTIN ROACH,
COOPEB,
It-VSI FACTCKER r
BARRELS, KEGS. TIES,
AS1 ALL K1MX
COOPEE iVGE,
Back, of Win. B. Hooper JL Co-"
rilCEXIX. A. T.
Ilaviiii had 15 -ar cTxriwc In thr
QuariT!iiaMcr' IVp!tiut.ut at usj I i
prepared to fill aiiT ucdcr tn my ua
eatisfaction to all.
W. J. SCOTT.
CONTRACTOR
All kinds rf M:isnrw rtricV cr
Adobe, cxe utcd ou slum tkv. aiul
in a s:itisfact ry m..nm r.
t3"Oi'lM-s left m ili Ifmvt
Olticc v itl oc irounUjr altvndr tu