The Phoenix herald., December 31, 1880, Image 1

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The FncENrf Hekalb.
YOL. 6. Xo. 21. WHOLE No. 495.
PnCEXIX, MARICOPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31 , 1SS0.
new seriesNo.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Associated Press Dis
patches to "Herald."
( FER WESTEBS TTNION 1AX&-
I'OHPliETE XJiLEUISAMt.
We take pleasurj i informing
our readers that anangcments hav
iog been made, commencing with
January 1st, the Herald will lay
before its readers every afternoon
the complete Associated Press re
port, containing 1200 words, filling
nearly two columns cf this page.
Our report in the past has been
incomplete, containing not more
than 300 words. The Herald
will be issued one hour later cch
day, but eur readers will be repaid
for the delay by receiving the same
dispatches as contained in the San
Francisco Bulletin of the same day,
Although costing considerable, our
subscription price will remain the
same, 25 eents per week, delivered
by carrier.
For the next two months the
report will be unusually interesting,
Congress being in session.
The Herald, for the next 40
days, will contain a full telegraphic,
report of the proceedings of the
Legislature of Arizona.
THE SOCORItO TROCBLE.
Denver; Dccenibct 30. Tribune's
Santa Fe special says that the situa
tion at Socorro remains very critical.
About twenty-five men went from
Albuquerque to Socorro last night to
aid the citizens' party and a company
of the Thirteenth Infantry is guard
ing public property. Last night
Anton Baca, one of the prisoners
held by the citizens, procured a re
volver and ishot one of the guards
and was himself killed by another
guard. Judge Parks of the Second
Judicial District to-day released the
prisoners from the custody of the
citizens on heavy bail. The Ameri
cans are determined that the mur
derer of Conkliug shall not escape,
and, as he belongs to a numerous and
powerful Mexican family who are
assembling to aid him, serious
trouble seems imminent.
TOE FXIA2 FCS3.
JJrjBUN-, December 30. The State
trials are rather dull, small interest
being evinced. One Juryman half
an hour late was threatened with one
hundred pounds fine on the second
effence. The Attorney-General con
tinued his review of the speeches of
Dillon, Biggar and others and de
clared that Traverses had conspired
for communistic purposes.
DUTCH DYKES BREAK.
Amsterdam, Holland, December
33. Dykes between iemwkwick
and Kymen in the province of Xorth
Brabant are broken and many vil
lages are flooded. The damage done
by the inundations is immense. A
committee for the relief of sufferers
has bean formed.
PAXAMA CAXAT
P.uiis,December 30. First detach
ment of engineers and workmen will
start January oth to prepare for the
commencement of the Panama
Canal.
BE.TIRED.
Wasaixgtox, December 30. Tie
President has retired Brigadier Gea
cral Randolph B. Marcy, Inspector
General and Col. Jchn Barnard of
the Corps of Engineers.
And lon't V on Forget It"
For the benefit of our young men
we publish the code of hat fli ration
signals, which arc in vogue in the
large cities:
Wearing the hat squarely on the
head I love you madly; tippm? it
over the right ear my little brother
has the measles; wearing it on the
back of the head ta, ta, awfully,
awfully; taking it off and brushing
it I've found another; brushing it
the wrong way my heart is busted;
putting it in your pocket I'll never
leave you; wearing it over the left
ear hardly ever; kicking it how
is your mother; holding it out in
your riht hand give us more taffy ;
throwing it at a policeman I love
your sister; using it as a fan come
and see the women folks; carrying a
brick in It across the street I'm eng.
aged; tipping it over the left eye I
carry my girl with me; over the
risht eye who in thunder is that
fellow; stickin your fist through the
crown I die foryou; putting it on
the groand and sitting on it
farewell.
PACIFIC COAST ITE3I3.
A tramp, who was stealing a ride
on a train from Arizona, was put off
on the desert lately. He d-ewa pistol
on the conductor, when the latter
shot him. The train casre on, acd it
is not known whether he was killed
or not. The shooting took place be
tween Dos Palmas and Walters
Station.
The schooner Governor Perkins,
from San Luis Obispo, December 2J,
is now believed to have gone down
that night with all on board. She
was loaded with grain and bound
for San Francisco, but has not been
heard from since.
EA splendid plain case Gold Stem
winding Waltham Watch, full chro
nometer movement, patent pinioned,
patent dust cap, originally cost $110,
will be sold for $73,ui Uncle Harris',
221 Kearny Street, between Uu-Ii and
Sutter, Suu Fraud. co.
E. C. Dace. No. 170J Tnrk Street. Sun
Franciffco. is mai.aircr of the commercial
department of the I'uurmx IIiRm ii in thai
city from this date. Ite is authorized to
take orders and collect for the game.
Jannory 1st. lSrl.
LOCAL LINES.
Buy your toys of Goldberg & Son
Cash paid for bacon and lard at
Irvine's. Dec.l-lm
The best assortment of toys at
Goldberg & Son's.
The Epitaph suggests the name of
Harry Woods for the speakership,
There will be no paper issued
from this office to-morrow.
31. W. Kales and wife arrived last
evening by private conveyance from
Maricopa.
Make your little boy happy by
getting him one of those fine veloci
pedes at Goldberg & Son's.
A small quantity of Early Rose
Goodrich and Peerless sosd pO"
tatOSS at Geo. F. Coats.'
A good $io brecch-lcading gun
will be sold for 35; fifty brass shells
anc everything complete. Call at
the Hekald office. lv
It vas so, und l'vas told you, dal
Goldberg & Son have the sheapest
und best toys in town, und doa'd
you vas lorgot it.
Hon E B Gifford and wife, Geo S
Wilson, Gen II G Rollins, J F
Knapp, J C Perry, 31 II Calder
vood and 31 W Kales and wife are
registered at the Phoenix Hotel.
If you want the sweetest, most
uicy and palatable bread, go to J.
Ileinson's bakerv, opposite the Court
House. He has the only artesian
well in this town and the bread he
is making can't be surpassed. Try it
and convince yourself.
.Last evening the band serenaded
the Yuma delegation who were stop
ping at the Bank Exchange Hotel.
The Honorable gentlemen, Dorring
ton, Knapp and Xorton, brieflly re
plied from the balconv, thanking the
members.
In the year 1S4G, Elias Howe pat
ented the first sewing machine, since
which date this little labor saver has
been wonderfully improved, and to
day 34 years later one of the best
in use is the Royal St. John, for
which Postmaster Mowrey is agent.
Ladies, call at the PostoClce and see
it.
Owing to absence irom the Terri
tory we have at this late day to say
a few words in defense of the firm ot
Harder, Luse fc Co., which was ac
cused of many mean things by the
paper issued at the Coroner's office,
(the Expositor), on the lOth of this
month. They accuse thi- firm of
failing to fill their orders, aud that,
too, when cash accompanied the or
der. The Helald has purchased in
the last three years several thousand
dollars' worta of material from that
firm, and in all this time touud them
very prompt and reliable. We do
not think the malicious statement of
that paper had any injurious influ
ence, but believe the above to be our
duty in the matter. Appearance
indicate that Coroner Keeit, who
takes his office to-raoiroa-, will have
his own newspaper on which to hold
his first inquest.
BASK KALI,
The match game of Bae Ball
between the Phoenix, and Xorvell
clubs on Christmas day, was one of
the best games ever played in the
Territory. Both sides exhibited
skill and esperlaess, and many
players making some difficuits plays
The following is the official score:
1 I ii
Phoexix, O, It B NOflvELL. ORB
Lji L!
Helmich, 2 4 Winters I 3 0 1
K rklasd 4 1 3rill 3 111
Widmer, W- 0 2 3 Ceppi 4 1
Campbell 2 1 1 Carroll 2 3'
Goldberg 3 1 1 Doherty 5 0;
Kellerman... 3 2 Stevens 3 1! 1
.McXulty 4 0 1 Donavan 2 2,
Widmer, F.. 3 111 Henry 4 U
Patten 3' 1' 1 Hart 1' l1
2113 2T 9
IXNIXGP.
12 3
4
5 6 7 8 9
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Norveils. OO 0-
Fnrenix. .0 M 1-
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad Company announce
their intention to push the building
of their road from San Diego after
the first of January at the rate of
three miles a day.
"Work on the Mexican Central,
from El Paso to the City of Mexico,
will soon begin at both ends.
During the last fiscal year public
lands were disposed of as follows:
Cash sales, 850,740,63 acres; home
stead entries, 6,045,570,60; timber
culture entries, 2.193,134,12; grants
to railroads, 1,157,375,01 ; grants to
wagon roads, 19,485,14.
The stage which arrives at Mari
copa at 2 o'clock in the morning is
regularly searched at daylight by an
employee, who looks under the cush
ions and scratches over the straw in
the bottom in search of treasure
lost by the passengers, and his labor
is often rewarded by the finding of a
piece of silver. This procedure has
been looked upon by one of the
night drivers as an infringement on
his riht, and as a preventative he
adopted the plan of secluding under
the straw in the bottom of the coach,
a mouse trap, one of those little
round ones with several holes. In
due course of time the treasure hun
ter appeared and commenced search,
under the cushions, under the seats
and in the straw. AVhilo scratching
in the straw he ran one of his fingers
in the straw which sprang the trap.
cutting it badly. Dr. Lujhan dressed
the wound. This will deter the
treasure hunter for a while and give
the driver a chance to search his own
stae.
A. U.IPPY XKW YFAB.
The cycles of time again record
the closing of another year. The
annals of the past year are soon to
be collated into another volume of
our history and we enter upon the
unseen and unwritten volume of
the couiiig year. The year that is
just closing has been fraaglit with
a series of events that have sur
passed any the world has ever yet
seen. Peace reigns throughout the
nation, irom north to south and
from ocean to ocean. The country
has never enjoyed the prosperity
that it now does at the close ot
1S80. The future outlook is flat
tering. That our own Territory
La3 advanced during the past twelve
months, we can only refer to the
increase of population, the vast dis
coveries of mineral wealte, the
peace that is enjoyed on the bor
ders, free from the attack of sav-
. .
outlook for the lerntorj. An-
zona enjoys a reputation for ad-
J J .
vancemeni mat is a source ot envy
tn tl.r other Territories of our
country,
Thrnovp-iranirn the S TT T? iv
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IIzkIJD was started in tins valley
as a small weekly. As the town
and valley improved and population
increased, the paper - could do
naught but keep up with the spirit
of advancement and for one year it
was run as a weekly, once being
enlarged, then for nine months as
semi weekly. Fifteen months
go we issued our first daily and
from that thus on we have endeav
ored to supply the public with a
good local paper. In the coming
year we Bhall endeavor to improve
our paper even more than m the
past and to that end shall furnish
the readers with all the latest news
that the wires can brin us. With
hope that sorrow or distress may
not enter into the family circles of
ny of our readers and that pros-
rity and happiness may fall to f
all of them, we wish each and every
one a Happy; New Year.
1S70-18SO.
What a change has taken place in
Arizona during the decade just clos
ed ! Ten years ago the white popula
tion of the Territory did not exceed
ten- thousand Souls, s tiled about
itilitary posts or living in the few
lewns scattered over the Territary.
More than half of Arizona was then
an unknown coun'.rj, only penetrated
occasionally by the venturous pros
pector. The people of the Territory
were isolated from the world, and a
weekly mail to Prescolt and Tucson,
was their only means of communica
tion with civilization. Supplies
were brought live hundred miles
acros the desert from Los Angeles,
the nearest shipping point. The In
dians swarmed all over the Territory,
and even- road lonely mountain trail
was infested with these red' fiends;
murder and rapine were of daily oc
currence, the few whites literally
carried their lives in their hands,
and a reign of terror existed all over
the land. The mining industry was
paralvzc-d, Only one miae in tl e
Territory was producing bullion
the Vulture. Stock raising Tras out
of the question when the red mar
auders from the hills were ready to
swocp down at any moment and
"clean out" any one who was hazard
ous enough to engage in it. The
demond of isolation and the curse of
Indian wars had almost destroyed
every material interest, and outlook
for the future was not encouraging.
What a change has come over the
face of the land within ten years?
The savage Indian warwhoon has
been stilled forever. The bonds of
isolation which bound our iernlory
have been bioken by that iron giant
of progress, the locomotive; mines
of wonderful richness have been
brought to light in all parts of the
Territory; mills have been erected
and a stream of bullion, daily gain
ing volume, is pouring out of Ari-I
zona. Population is flowing in upon
us from the East and from the West.
Capitalists are seeking investment
in our mines. Every valley is dotted
wit'a happy hemes, and it can almost
be said that the cattle cover "a thou
sand hills." The iron rail linked us
with jhe world of progress, and Ari
zona is no longer a terra incognita
swarming with murderous savages.
Peace, progress and prosperity bless
the land. Its future is bright with
the silver sheen of marvelous min
eral wealth, and Arizona promises
to be the brightest jewel in Colum
bia's crown.
The past decade has wrought won
ders for our Territory. What will
the next not do for us? Democrat
3Ir. Jake Marks, who met 3Ir.
Foreman, of the Overman mine, at
Tiptop, informs us that the gentle
man, who Is good authority on all
mining matters, is enthusiastic in
praise of the various mining proper
ties he saw in the TI top section.
He is of the opinion that were these
bonanzas situate convenient to rail
road facilities they would sell for
large sums, and as the time is near
at hand when the iron horse will
penetrate jsorthcrn Arizona, it is
only reasonable to conjecture a grand
rise in mineral property in Yavapai
County. Those of our prospectors
who have so patiently stayed with
their gold, silver and copper depos-
11s, denying themselves or uianv
pleasures of life, it seems, at last, are
in a fair way to be handsomely rec
ompensed for all. Miner.
Society Elections.
The following society elections
have been held in this city during
the past month :
F & A 31 W 3T, F 31 Shaw; S W,
J B Creamer; J W, Geo Jlarlar; Sec,
J T Alsap; Treas, E Rood.
Royal Arch Chapter II P, R L
Long; King, K Ilerrrck ; S, Geo II X
Luhrs; Sec, J T Alsap ; T. J B Kelly.
I O O F X G, G II X' Luhrs; V
G, Wm McXulty; Sec, Wm A. Han
cock ; Treas, J A Lutgcrding.
I O Ii 31 S, T Greenhaw ; S S, T
Brown ; J S, T Smith, Treas, X Ros
enthal ; Eec, X Osborn; P, G F
Coats.
K of P C O, S E Patton ;
v c,
Han
K of
Geo F Coats; 31 of E, Wm A
cock; 31 of r, E B Kirklaud;
B and S, E I Fuller.
The Phoenix Herald and the Cali-
fornian have arranged to club on the
below named terms. The Californian
is the best and most popular monthly
ever published on the Pac ific Coast.
it is the only magazine west of the
Mississippi Valley, and is full of the
vigorous lite if the Great West. Its
are filled with interesting and vain
able contributions from the pens of
maPi' f ablest and ost eminent
writers in the Lnited States. It is
universally and highly commended
bJ' the local and Eastern press. It is
the risinir magazine of the day, and
its excellence increases with" each
issue. 1 early subscription in ai
vanrn. -1.0(1. Sin.rln Vnmlwr -Ar,
cents. Furnished,3 Postpaid, with
this paper (the price of which it 5)
or s7 cash in advance. Send vour
uoscripuon to tins ollice.
3IARICIKO.
KALEtr WH1SLER In San Francisco.
December 27th, ItsSO, bv Rev. s. F. Lines.
JTaktin V. Kales to Kose Jl. Whisleu.
2"o cards.
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ST. LOUIS
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PHCENIX, A. T.
We, the undersigned, are now
manufacturing the finest Beer ever
made in the Territory, which is
equal to the St. Louis Imported Beer.
MICHAEL WURCH
Is a Brewer of many years experi
ence, being formerly connected with
breweries in St. Louis.
Orders Promptly Filled.
We can snnnlv Beer bv the Bottle.
Barrel or Ken on short notice.
At the BA.Il we keep the chcieest
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
For the accommodation of onr
customers we ln.ve secured a fine
Pigeon Hole Table, which is free for
all. Come and try a game.
COEKA WURCH.
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0. J. TEIE0D0, 1L D,
DrUQgiSt and ApOthSCar'
....Also Dealer in ...
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles,
Perfumery, Brushe?, .tc, -tc.
Slaven's Yosemtte Cologne.
Harmless Y'osemite Face Powder
and Toilet Specialties.
West of the Post Office, PHtENIX, A. T
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DAILY PHCENIX HERALD
GOSPER & JIcCLINTOCK.
Publishers and Proprietors.
Published every evening except Snnday
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAIX.T.
1 yr.( $10; 6 mos., $5; per week, 25
WEEKLY,
1 Yr $5; 6 Mos. $2 50; 3 Hos , $1 50.
Advertising Kate? made known oi appli
cation. C. W. CRANE, Agent. Kan Franoir co, Cal.
Mr. J. IT. Bates, Newspaper Adverttsin
Agent. 41 Park Row, (Times Building) New
York, is authorized to contract for adver
tisements in the Phoenix Herald
PROFESSIONAL.
J E WnABTOx, M D. It. L. Rossox, M D.
IT, S. Exam'ing Surgeon. Late Uy. Army
n il autox & nosso.v.
PHYSICIANS &. SURGEONS,
Calls Promptly attended tv
Billd presented monthly.
Office Eayt side of Plaza, 2 dooi'3 north of
V m. li. Hooper Co.
IKS. .V. A
PHYSICIAN,
Specialty: Obstetrics and Dis
eases r lVomen.
Office and Residence, Washington St.,
,ast 01 the bnnliier Houfp.
Patients can be accommodated with
beard and lodijin.
C?Oalls answered at all honrs.wFj
A, C. HAKEit.
Attorney at La yt.
Irviue's Building Itooms, 1 aud 2,
Phoenix. Arizona.
O. H. P. SHEETS. 31. I,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Calls promptly attended to,
Office Three doors east of Court Itonse.
KIMII & WELLS,
Attornej -at-!.a w.
PRESCOTT, - AKIZOXA
Will practice in all the Courts of the Ter
ntory. nil 7
J. T. ALSAP,
Attornev-at-Lr.iv
Irvinc'e Building Room 3,
Phoonix, A. T.
Fit AXIS. COX.
Attorney at La tv.
Office next door to Court House.
II. It. PATRICK.
Civil K n s I n i- e r
Ccrnty Snrvrror for Maricopa Comity and
Deputy U. S Mineral Surveyor for Arizona
Assayer of Precions Metals.
Office With W. A. Hancock Phoenix.
A. T.
U. L. COX VERS.
Physician and Sarceou.
(Late of Visa'ia. Cal.)
Office on Washington street, two doors
from Montezuma.
C. A. TWEED. W HANCOCK.
TiVELB & H.lSfOCZv.
Attorney at La -.v.
Phoenix, A. T.
fLand business in ail uiartmcnts
pecialty.
JHASOXIC NOTICE.
ft ARIZONA LODUE Xo.25TF &A.M
Stated meetings
Tuesday of each
on th" hird
month a 1"-:-lG
M. S.tjourninff oretnrcn are lraicrnauj
invited to attend.
J. B. CREAMER Secty.
I. O. R. 31.
OPA TRIBE. NO. 1, of ARTZO
iVl- na, Improved O, It. -M-. meets every
Tuursdav eveninsr at 7 o'clock at the Wi'i-
: 1 K..i To,-..!;,,
warn. SteinaK'TS nui.uii'ir, i ru i-imsr
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
A. J. liAtkK, oacuem.
Neiu Osboks. C of IS.
ARIZONA CHAPTiUt, XO. 1,
It:- A:- 31:-
STATED CONVOCATIONS ON
on secoi.4 and fourth Mondays of. each
mouth, at 7:30 p. at Masonic Ha l. cn-
jonrnniL; companions in good iiauauifl nrc
cordialiy luvilea. Av oruer oi
J. B.Cblameb, Sec. F
H. Morgan &
Washington Street,
PHOEXIX,
A. T.
Importers aiid Deal3rs in
GROCERIES CLOTHING
DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS,
TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, Etc.
At prices to suit the times.
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MATERIAL.
The nndersined has Just received a large
and complete adtiortmeut of
IOOIt!!t.
MASH.
JILIXIJ!. und
vixiiows
Which are of a better quality and will be
sold cheaper than at the
Sash Factory in Presoott.
Al! or.lcrs promntlv attended to. Adam I
tre;t, ouc-half block north of t! e ileral 1
uoic;. I. tol'l A NO. i
31 ISCELL.YN'EOCS
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EE SALOON
(Open until Midnight.)
E5f If you want a fine cup of
JAVA COFFEE; or -
EJNULISil JiKKA Kr AS i TiiA
or CHOCOLATE,
.... GO TO
STEVE DOLE'S,
Xext to Heinson's Bakery, opposite
the Court House. Hie water used is
from Ileinson's artesian well aud
the purest in the valley.
AGENCY
Bank cf Arizona.
rncENix, A. T.
Teleffrnwhie or Sfjrht Eir sn;
ir:r ii on the. Principal Cl
or tlie I'nited States and
Enrope.
Tvrii-T. rrncitARE or make advax
ees an Gold and Silver Bullion, Terr
tonal and County ltomls and Warrants, Dis
count Ci.mmeK'iai Paper, receive Deposits re
PHvallein demand, undertake Collections and
transact a general banking business.
Huce hours from y a. m. to 4 p. m.
3-.f. M. W. KALES, Cashier.
O. P. ItonsnTj,
II. W. Eider
ROBERTS & RYDER,
CCNTP.ACTOHS &
FLANS AXD SPECIFICATIONS
Furnished.
Estimates made aud Guaranteed
Shop sonth side f Plaza, Pheenix.
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ASS AYE RS,
TTAV!N( eeenred 1h ?rvic: 5ir.
i & tiEOii(rK K. HaLIMI. iro:u the "-ali
triii:i Asai Gfiic-e. ;;n ! raucts-ro. v. c jre
prepared io mnki; primt rjMiriis oi iiii ore
minerals, (-old tlatt aU buiiija tubmiited
lor astiiy or
Quantitative or Qualitative
Analysis.
"Will sotic! by return stare rolt ef all
painplt-s rci-:v.'d by mail or carets, whtrn
accompanied by cash.
Sinsrle Asfixy for Gold and Silver. ...$ 2 03
Copper 3
Lead 2 rU
t;old. Silver and Copper 5 (W
Special tirrms to mill men-
rrcacott, -May '20, ISA). BLaKS & CO.
BLACKSMITH !
JAS. LARSET,
GILLETTE, ARIZONA.
I AM nonr prepared to exocu!o ftll Icinda
of work m mv liue.andin a workman
like manner. Itep irinir done in tlie 'short -t-etpOssi
hie time. Those ueedinir my yer
vices will please call.
JAMES LAJSOX.
GILS.2TTE, Tip Top Jlilleite, A. T.
FE AT,
WHOLESALE A?D RETAIL,
GRAND CENTRAL MARKET.
Corner Center & 'Vasliiazton.
(tljagonall opposite Postofiice,)
t3T-lfT.r.F. VEAL. J1CTTOX. T.AMn
and POKK and all meats perved as required
Delivered to any part of the city tree of
charge.
BALSZ 4 KELLY, Pin,eaix.
toW tsm Itii-i ri n
VTe 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
Dry Goods
and
The Latest Styles in the Market.
"Wo respectfully call special attention of the Ladies
o this fact, that we are the
find a general complete assortment in
Dry Goods, Fancy
Ladies' and Children's Mcssery,
Of the very Latest Fatterns and Styles.
Our Cioihlvig and Furnishing Goods Department
s also comralcte with a larger variety, both for prices
and quAlitv, taan any
Gentlemcu intending to purchase their winter supplies
would do well io call and examine our extensive stock
Satisfaction
Both in Pi ices
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we are second to none. Our assortment for AlEX,
HOYS, WOMEN and CIIILDREX, is complete for
st'le, qualitj' and prices. "We keep none but the veiw
best of brands in tlie . market. No Eastern made
goods, but all of California make, which are known
to be the best in the country.
IX
Hat and
Gap
we have the very latest styles for Men, Boys, Ladies
and children. Our assortment in this line is coiuplete.
In conclusion we bear leave to state that our
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AXD
HARDWARE DEPARTMENTS
are as complete as the balance of our stock.
Ilavinir such an enormous stock on hand we are
better enabled to give lower and better prices thai
has ever heretofore been o lie red in this market. Par
ties from the distance about to purchase their wintej
supply would do well to give us a call as we are conli
dent we can make it to your interest to purchase o
us. In connection with our numerous stock we carry
a fall line of Wall Paper, Carpets and Oil Cloths
Call and examine our immense stock. Xo trouble
to show goods.
GOLDIAPJ & GO.
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Fancy 0
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only house where you can
Goods,
other house in the Valley.
Guaranteed,
and Quality.
OUR
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This Prtr lintel J pnir o:x a f t
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Only the Finest LI;u:rs Si Chi.-
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A share of tie r-aLiic .r'.'fc 1 j i
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E. MAYER
After this date. I will UoI
stock. 20 per cent. cLt a:-
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