The Phoenix herald., June 02, 1882, Image 4

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TELEGRAPHIC
TtMtotae In Aahea.
Chai leston, May 25, 6:30 p. u.-
The greater portiou of Tombstone U
n-posid to be in ruin. All the
telejrr. ph and telephone wiroq hitre
"hern down since four o'clock until
this time when the Tomb-tone oper
aor by using the broken wire a-i a
leer, wired thai all the principal por
tion of the town was burnail.
Fall I'arilralur-. of th Fire
Tombstone. May 20. I he fire
. originate I iu a Chinese wash house
f routing on F.fih street, between
Tuiighnnt and Alien. Ft tn tht-rce
it enmmunicated to tire Tivoli saIooii
und the Grand Hole' on All- n street ;
it then crossed Allen, burning north
if Allen to Fremont and east and
north from Third to Fifth street.
The gallaut and" unremitting exer-
ti ns of the lire dep irtment prevent
ed iU fun her pprc id. Vhou it be-
cimii nppareut tiat the wuter fcup-
ply was inadequate to control the
rairin ; element the ouihlifigs were
demolisht-d with gmnl powder, and
to llii is due the safely of the Epi
taph office, Schiefflin Hail and the
ji- j.iiiiiig huildi'igs. The county
records were all saved, thanks to the
efficient work of Recorder Jones and
his deputies. The postoffice build
ing was an ong tiiose sacrificed by
" giant powder to prevent tin spread
of the flames. Ati.ong the principal
losses are Cha-. B.own $23,000, in
sured for $12,000; H. chmiedini;
$8,500, insured for $5,000; A.Mc-
Bride & Co., $13,000, insured for
$6,000; G. TriUdet, $16 000, injured
$8,000; Cohen Bros., $8,000, insured
for $4,000; J. M y. r & Bro.. $30,
000, insureu' for ,2O,0J0; G. Wehr-
friiz, $22,000, insured for $3,000
Gampb II and fLitch. $4,500. in.-nrtd
for $2 800; A. Fortloms, $4,500, iu-
surc-d for $3,000; A. C. Bilicke, $25,-
000. insured for $1C,000; ti. F.
Spangenbirg, $8,001),' i-isured for
$5,950; A. Bau.-r, $20,000, insured
for $7 000; G. N. Marchana, $4,000,
no in.-umn. e, A. D. 0:is & Cn, $25,-
000. pan'y insured; Lj irh Bros., $4,-
000. insured for $2,500; J. Lenrir.
$10,000, in-urei f..r 5,000: W. V.
Husk & Cn., $5000, insured lor $.750
H I.aventhal. 13,000, fully insured;
G W Buford. $10,000, insured for
$3:00; E T Kearny & Co., $8,000 in
sured for $3000; J C Brown, $3500,
insured for $1500; J P Clnm, $2000,
no in-urance; J. Chandler & Co.,
$45C0 insured for $1750; ? B Aus
tin . $2000. insured for $1250; Mrs.
A McBri.le, $500!), insured for $2000
Dillion & Kenealy. $2000, fully iu
Hired; Summer leld & Bros., $5000,
. 1 1 .. ; . 1 . x w c o.. i
500, insured f..r $12,000; S Trir-olet,
$2000, fully Insured ; Oriental saloon
$2000, luliy insureds toget.ier with
bcor-& of minor pl:u.cs selline the
a.Sjrreaate for s ock and fix Hires to
nearly $-550,000, and tvhn the loss
es 9TK fwlly known on buildings thev
wilt proliahly a:no-im to $700,000,
will, insurance about $250,000. A
goinl mnny wi-re hurt by fulling
wall, flying debii-, etc., but as far
as knotvn none fatally. The body
ot a ni in suppo.-eil t be n imcd llitg
j;in, w.is found in the rear of the
Cosm -poitnn HotM. Th- body was
burne I Itettond reco?niti,in. Th
people a.e topt-(ul and alreaty clear
ingaway the debits preparitory to
rebuilding. A C Bilicke hasalready
maile arrangement to rebuild the
Cosmopolitan and steps are being ta
ken to do likewise on the Gtand. In
al, there were about 116 store and
places of business dsToyed.
The TurilT.
Washington-, May 2G. The Star
says it is reported Uiat five ot the
nine Tariff Commissioners hare been
agreed upon, viz: E-Vice Presi
dent Wheeler; Alexander .Mitchell,
of Wisconsin, a former Democratic
Representative in Congress, now
President of the Chicago, Milwau
kee and St. Paul Railroad; John L.
Haj-es, of Massachu et's, formerly
President o" the Nation il Vo-d As
sociation; Henry iV. Oliver, of Pitts
l"iirs, a leading iron manufacturer;
an . R. K PrV-r, form-rlv in Chica
go, of the Statistical Bureau of the
Census office.
omtrimrd Te e?ram.
Bro.kway aid Charles M. Smith
have been indit tcd for i bstraciing
plates from the vaults of the bureau
of cn 'T ving and printing.
Conkling lat-ly intim fed that he
could not ask bis friin-is .o stand bv
the administrati n in the contes: for
gover io-, as Ar hur h d failed to
do what he expected of him.
Hon. J;w. G. Blaine and Mar hid
Jett held & priv itc conference in
Cincinnaf. on thj 23 ii.
It is understood that Senator Cam
ron will have a confi-renca with
Chairman Codtpcr and other political
leaders, in regard to - he split in the
RcpuMtean party of Pe-n ylvania.
Emile Chri.-tcu Tri-sr. resicli'nt
Cons 1 for Belgium, died in San
t rancisco, yifterday.
A portion ot a section in one of the
shafts of the Pucks-m Rti tunnel
or other things of value for political
Durooses. A motion in arrest of
judgment was made, and June 2 set
for argument.
telegrams from Baton Rouge, La.,
state thai a reign of Terror $xisis in
St. Martin parish, over the lynching
of Joseph E. Jenkins and Eugene
Azar, a negro, on the 16th inst. Ne
gros are going about in armed bands
swearing vengeance, and a war of
races is dreaded. Sixteen of the
lynchers have been arrested and are
now in the parish prison. ' he
lyn' hing of the two men was partic
ularly atrocious.
It b is been icertaine 1 from a
meniler f Governor Crittenden's
parry in New York, that, O'l bis re
turn to Missouri, he will conclude
neg";l itions for the surrender ol
Frank James and possildy other
members of the Jimes gang, and
thus put an end to the organization
f brizauds io Mts-ouri. Frank
James is now in Jackson county.
ar.d instead of meditating more mis
chief is rcrjresented as being sniious
to make the best terms for himself.
Governor Crittenden is fu!ly in
formed as to Lis whreahouts, ami
means to have him incus ody inside
i-f ten davs. Il is asserted thai the
whole Jatnns gang w ill be broken
up.
An Alaska Trip.
Saw Fhakcisco, Maj 27. The Bui
leiin Ihis afieruoon will say: "Ed-
balance of the hostiles are supposed
to be still in the vicinity of the cus
tom liause. Two companies of In
f ntry and the Indian scouts 1. ft
Huachuca last evening, probably to
go in pursuit of one of thebands.
Adjusted.
New Yokk, May 29. Some weeks
ago, the Western Unicn Telegraph
Co. promulgated, a new and s.uue
whal increased schedule of ratts on
reports transmitted to New York for
the New York Associated -Press. The
Associated Press was not su'isfied
with these rates and transfeired some
tit va reports to a competing ttle -graph
company, win reupon the
U tst;-rn Vmon Telegraj h Co. noti
fied the A-i-'ociate Press that :t mut
1 y full cntLtiisrcial rates. Aitei
ome cocfertnc e beivtrn the partie
thc Associate'.! Piess agreed to pav
the schedule rales ftrt givi-n.
S ar ii o ol e c.-fie.
YASH!GTC-, May 2i). In the
Star Route case. , ilnoa c-ju;inuts
his argument ou u nio ion to qnasli
in Turner's behalf. I he ground for
the motion is that Turner is not
charged in i lie indictment wi h the
commission of uny ovcit act in the
furtherance ol the objects oi the con
spiracy. Immense 1'rojee.'-.
New York, May 29. The Wash
ingio.i corresp-mdent to Monday's
Graphic i-avs: A St. Louis gentle
man named liiulon R. Helper, has
waru bcliieffalin, the well known Ar- J before Congress providing for
tilling one man
jr injuring two
tis?9 belon?ing Io
J)iirnd at Vail
fe agitation in the
Is increiu-i'ig and
'aioee have rc-
tsli carpeDters
-4MC.iic:i2'. ,
fcjro t!ie-x;ntl.id
Vtive ':. On,?
tie f.:Hy u-nd
'-
cargo of 300
n boani, the -oat
K aUKiit fire at Port
will iixloubtedly
C The iteniner is
i new, and wa
zona prospector and frontiersman,
has organized a party of five expe-
ne .ecu men, biinsclr liiciiiuea, to
make a thorough prospecting tour
of the vailty of the Iukou river.
Alaska- liie party have ample
means. A small, light-draft, steru
whecl steamer has been built for
rivr navigation, and will be taken
on llie deck of th': schooner charter-
eu for tlic purpose. The expedition
wiil leave in a few days. Schieffelin
believes that Alaska is within the
mineral belt w'ncli ex ends through
South America, Mexico, the United
States, British Columbia, and aa far
nortn as prospectors have explored
leaving AIak& unexplored, is dis
closed aain in Siberia. The "party
expects to be abscui about thiee
year.
irjll r.arp.
Sax Fk as cisco, May 27. Virgil
W. Earp, of Arizoua fame, is now in
San Francisco. He came here for
surgical treatment. In his last fight
be received a sevwe wound in the
left arm by a bullet, which caused
the luss ol about six inches of bor.e
which will probably cripple him for
lite. He will have an operation per
formed on the limn. In a conver
sation, Earp admitted that bis party
killed atiliwel'.
Kgjat Conerrainsr Gaitean.
ItEw Yokk, May 27. James Vs-n
Heise, of Newark, has been asked
by the authorities of Washington
to superintend the hanging of Gui
teau. Two hundred dollars are of
fered him for his services. Van
lleise has conducted thirteen hang
ings in New Jersey, and is uot cred
ited with a siugle blunder.
The Anjrjr Bass.
Nkw Yoke, May 27. 1 he Times'
Piiiiaduli hia special says- Senat-ir
Cameron has 1 e n in the city all day.
I never saw the Senator in such a
bad humor before. He fairly storm
ed, and in the choicest terms con
demned tlie whole In l-pemlem fac
lion. -"Damn tliem nli," he exclaim
ed, "we will give iheoi all they want,
even il" we have to go d iwn witn fly
ing colors, as the 333 went down.
They mutt be crushed."
A. Veteran-' Honan.
San Francisco, May 27. It has
been decided by the commission to
defar the selection of a site for a
veterans' honrc building until ad
vices are received from Wa liington.
Congress refuses to pass, bills estab
lishing cither a separate home or a
branch home for veterans on ihis
coast. A let Wr was received in this
city last week Irom Genera! Rose
cratis, saying that ihere are three res
ol ut ions before Congress, withdraw
ing the Veterans Home Associat.nn
at Washington, an.1 they wotild con
sider the advisability of assis'ing
financially the veterans' home or
ganization of this c-iht. On receipt
of this Idler it was decided to sus
pend the selection of a site as stated
and wait the action of Congress and
of the authorities of the national
home. Their action will not aflect
the location of the building within
the limits of this State.
ntisntlng a Mob.
Kanb s Citt, May 27. Gus Miller
and Mat. hew Jones have been ir-
restcd, charged with exciting a mob
of one hnndrcd men, which on April
3d hung Levi Harrington, a colored
man. Sufficient ev aen.je, it is be
lieved, has been obtaiued to convict
Miller and JoneS.
Forest f irm.
CniCAGO, Mar 27 An E ist Tawas,
Mich., spe ial says that for. st fires
are ragiug between Greeuhush and
B!a- k r:ver to AIco a. Unless rain
comes speedily, th re wiil be gre.it
damage to the ,ne,ie?,-
NUr Route Tri1.
Washisgtos, May 27. The Star
Route trial began ti.is morning Be
fore enteiing any pleas, the defend
ant's C"iinsl proceeded to offer a
number of motions, most of them
being to quash, based on alleged
errors in the indictmc ts apparent
on their f..ce Ingersoll took up the
motions in succession, making long
and exhaus ive arguments on etch.'
Meriick replied to the argument of
Ingersoll, quoting extensively from
authorities. The court suuve-ted
that, as Ingersoll had (barged luere
was no one act snffli ient.'y set out in
the indictmen's, it would lend more
to overthrow annmenls if the ptose
cutio.i would point out any such
overt act. Merric r plie-l that the
prcts sd out were exactly the s ime as
bad been judg'Hl sufficient by the
rnjr i formar raxes. He would
reply to the arguments, however, hy
citing full authorities ' proenu
Tfco Pratlizalo' Itetvrn.
CBAJtLICSTO... May 29. If ig
porwd tf i.U-iit -rr,,'-"
I: (liat S J a-sr''
iiW.tJbbrf " ' -
the appointment of a commission to
go to Centrul and South America to
inquire Into the onimerci:.l condi
tion of certain states with a view tu
building a railroad to xe.ich them
Belford, of Col rat.o, introduced the
bill. This is a small beginning for
a tremendous project, which Hel;- r
hopes to see carried through witidn
ten years.
tondcBord Telesrr.-tims.
complete aDarciiy prevails over
Egypt.
A Wichita, Kansas, special says
that Mttjor Hint n wiil arrire with
Captain Payue and twenty bummers
captured iu the forbidden grounds
ol Oklahoma.
A man named Kitsmiller, Spring
field, Ohio, bec jiuing enraged at his
daughter for keeping company with
a man of whom be disappiovel,
shot her !ead. He narrowly es
caped lynching.
Under th Rains.
Chicago, May J.9. A Joy, Ps..
special savs that the met ting house
of the Dunkard denomination, in
course ol erection at Masdson, Kan
kakee county, suddenly fell, burying
about a dozen persons under the
ruius, including some of the wealth
iest farmers in th- district. Samcel
Whilniore, Samuel Beecher, and
John Schenke died from their inju-
lies- Jacob Kins. Jacob Gibbatd. J.
f. Cobbs were seriously injured, and
a number of them irore of. less hurt.
Col. i rorkei'i Iepositi in
Sas FrjlmcIsCO, May 29 Charles
Crocker, one of the defendants
against who n-an action has been in
stitute! by the -widow f the late
Col. Coiton, for a l.irire sum ol
noney, has made a btief deposition.
He avers that Col. Coltn had appro
priated large sums of money to his
own iiss while acting as president of
t iC Rocky Mountain Coal Company;
that an examination of the books and
accounts of the company after Col
ton's death disclosed thse facts. He
avers that he n:.-ver made threats of
an exposure to induce Mrs. C.lton
to make an assisnment of bonds or
stock; that the other defendant in
the cae knew of the defalcation, tut
like himself, sought to conceal it;
that Coiton owed Stanford, Ci? ker.
and Huntingson $100,010 besi les tHe
sum appropriated, and Colton's lia
bility as as i director of the Western
Development Company; that all of
lis property would not have satisfi. d
bis liabilities, ami that the note was
was surrendered and certain debts
a'sume.i to save Coiton s memory
and leave his widow with property
to make her independent tor life.
l"olitie;l ferntlmnr.
New Yckk, Mhv 29. The Times
has addjesed inquiries to the edit
ors of Democratic newspaner in
the South, avoiding tse large cities
where the influence of po'iMcal
cliques might be felt, asking if the
policy of the Democratic managers
was iu harmony with the sentiment
of the people; how the administra
tion of Arthur is regarded, and the
feeling regarding the tariff. The
gist of the replies is that the South
is still solid in affection for the Dem
ocratic party, though abo.it. one
fourth of the replies indicates dissat
isfaction with the methods of the
lca-iers. The South had great hopes
of Garfield's administration, and Ai
thur's is a disappointment, and half
'he replies memi n him as a narrow
partisan. The expression is against
a Tariff Commission, though a revis
ion of the present tariff is favored in
some localities where manufactures
are spring ng up. Somft feeling is
shown in favor of pro:ec!i"n, but on
the whole a tariff for revenue is pre
ferred. Shot by . 3I.ii I-.
New Taco.ua. VV. T., May 29 Du
ring a fit of temporary imanity
Thos Rector, a we 1-kuown cnizcn
of the place slot and it is thought
fatally wounded his wife, and then
blew out his brains. The recent
death of o e of bis children is
thought to have unsettled his reason.
P nn-ylv 'nta Pot Boiline.
Philadei-Fiiia, May 29. At the
caucus of the Philadelphia delega
tion to me Republican State Conven
tion to-morrow eve. ing, "it was un
derstood that Joim Wanamaker will
be nominated for C ing ess in a day
or two. The State Committee will
issue a call for the rc-assembrng of
the okl eon ven lion at Harrisburg.
Frank JamM.
Sr. Louis, May 29. The postmas
ter makes a statement that Governor
Crittenden has leen in negotiation
with Frank James for the past ten
Hmvs, and slated that Frank James
foally surrendered t. the
u:.der a flag of truce, and
X'tienden has nrry-n
ernors of Minnesota and Texas,
where the outlaw is under the ban-
Steps are now being taken to that
end. These paidons are necessary
for fear that Crittenden's successor
might deliver up Frank Jameson
requisition from either of the Slates.
There is scarcely a doubt that nego
liati. ns will be successfully consum
mated.
The Indians.
Charleston, May 30. News was
received here yesterday afternoon
that about thirty hostile Indiat.s
havintr a lanre number of horns
with them had been scea in the
Whetstone Mountains, and that they
were moving in the direction of the
lluachucas. A party of citizens
nun. baring about fifteen left Benson
fir Sum Wise's ranch, where the In
dians weie reporied to be. Nothing
has been heard of the troops fro -i
the Hu:i huca v.st, who are sup
po ed to lie in purs lit of the hostiles
seen at the custom hou-e on the 27 h.
The whereabouts of the flf:een In
dians ptirsne.l by the Mexicans from
near '.be custom house ou the 26th is
also unknown here.
Indian i'oliey.
Washington, .May 29. Secretary
Teller announces bis policy regard-,
in the Indians as adverse to dicta
tion from church or philantlnopic
organizations. He favors liberal ex
penditures for education, the grant
ing or patents to trint'S ior meir
lands and making the Indians self-
uppor ing, but re'ieving him of his
s-uti and issuing lumber instead of
tent material.
Trj ins to 't Bv-k.
Tucson, May 29. The Star fr.r- :
nishes the fi ilowing special dated
Lordsburg, My 23, A prospector,
just in f:om Soledad, in the Sacra
mento mountains, reports that a
number of hostile Apaches, includ
ing a portion of Juh's and -Vane's
bands, nc running tlirouh the
mountains and evidently awaiting
an opportunity to make their way
back to the reservation. Tii re are
also a number of renegades in the
Uuadalupes, who hold communica
tion !th the hostiles and act in con
cert with tliem. Tuey have attacked
several ranches in the valleys and
the stock have been driven into the
mountains Two hertfsmSn have
been killed. The residents in the
Organs and San Andreas ranges
have become alarmed and are organ
izing for defense. The Indii ns ar"
sullen and threatening and evident
ly have not been whipped into gi o I
behavior. Reports say the band is
being daily augmeated by rei.egades
from Arizona, New Mexico and from
acioss the hue, and their strength is
more lor.uidable than it has been at
any other time since the outureaK.
If they do not get back to the reser
vation they will probably make de
scents on the exposed settlements.
A lepresentiitivc of the Siar, mak
ing a lour of the espe 1 districts,
reports dial all of the passes are well
guarded by the military. A large
force i sta ioned at the south end of
the Cidricaliiia mountains and ether
points near the i oider Ciifiou and
Ash Creek are al-o provided w ith
s'rong fortes. It is doubtful if any
body of hostiles can get into t?an
Carlos wit oui being annihilated.
Strangleis are returning daily. The
Tlie Tucson Rangers, f..rty in mini
ber, are reported to b..- iu the imme
diate vicinity of the bos ile Apaches.
Condemned Trlpsram.
The report that the Chicago, Texas
& Mexican road hail been sold to the
Guif. Colorado & S.mta Fe, is con
tradicted by A. T. Benueit, tecretoiy
of the former road.
At a meeli'ig of the iron workers
and mill owners in St. Louis, yester
day, j!ie latter proposed the same
scale of wages as at pre-eH paid by
the Pittsburg owners' isles, which
the workers refuse to accept. Most
if the mills will cIjsc, throwing
2,500 men out of work.
Doc Holla-lay, the alleged Arizo
na outlaw, was released ye-terday on
a writ of habeas cor.uis, G v. Pitkin
refusing to recognize the requisition
from the Govern ir of Ariz iria.
In the election case of Smith vs.
Shelly, os the Fourth District of
Alabama, the contestant h iving d ie I
the tnajisiily report of Co nmittee on
Election, will recommend that the
seat now occupied by Shelly be de
clared vacant.
A Uepub ican State Convention is
called to re-conveite nt Harrisburg
on June 21st, to nominate aciudi
dte for Coiigressiiiau-at-l.i'-gc.
A Santa Fe peci d says: Ariz na
rustlers have appeared in this Terri
tory, committing extensive depreda
tions. Captain Foun aia, with a
comptny ol sold.ers is o . the field
under ordar of Gov. Sheldon, and is
dring effective work. To of the
cattle thieves arc woundel.
The railroad war by the D.-tver &
Rio Grande, who are trying to keep
the Denver & New Orleans road
from entering the Union depot is
siiil racing.- In th" fij;ht la t night
two of the Dcnvei & Rio Giande en
gines were wreck 1. Jude Eliot
to-day grited an order restraining
the Denver & Rio Giande from fur
ther inter fe 'ence. Serious trouble
is anticipated .
D. G. Hully, custolian of public
buildings, has been indicted in Oma
ea by the United S ates grand jury
on twentv-two counts for crooked
ness in office. .
T. G, PARKER & CO.
THE AMERICAN
TaiiorinC
ESTABLISHMENT.
237 Iveaent Steet near Bush
SA2f FRAKCISCO.
EsinessSiti 825 to $30
Lsss Sits, $( to 950.
AT O shoddy Tiimmings or CliiHesC
IN labor employed few facts to
rf- taken into consideration.
Fit Warranted or nu Sale
Partner Wanted.
V. S. Uxp Omcs Tv eos. Arizona i
April 17, 1SS3. f
Notice is herehv given Ihst Jsus Con
a k v llnld i has 6l d notice of '.is inten
lion to Dike flnnl prff in onpport ol Ills
iinmoatpnrl insim No. s5. and 1 liar cuid
pr.,of will be made before the lion. LfF.r.
est P.irter. Jade of the s-eco:id Judi. ial
District art lor Aiisona. it is chain.
i,, Phintr. Milriwna toomT. a i .,
on the lOihdav of June. ItS-I. at 10 o i-lock a.
f r the N Vt f; H section o. 21,
Town.-hip So. 1 Not Kar.i; J.o. -Jr..
lie names ihe foll.iii witnesses to
prove his continuous resid nee upon and
cultivKiion )f eaid land, via : Hu-n n
dcz Valeica Bemaval Gone-tlcs Eolosios
tionztles, and irancis l-reel.. all fl
ihtea r.A.T. BJiSRV COUslSS,
aJ4.v Reenter.
GOLD
UURAT CHZi.lA oiai lt
money. Tboe whoawma
lake advautase mf the tim,
rh-mi to make money ilia
re oa.-red. generally become wealthy, while
tbos whj oo i ot imi:roe such chaoces re
nuin in iM.vcrtv. We warn- many men.
women, boys, and girl to work tor n-in
their own localioee. Any ne can do the
....b r.n,iwri. from the first s art. The
i Sin timv mnrf than ten time? or
dinary wages. Expensive outfit turnlshed
tree No one ho eueases Tail to m-ke
money rapi.ily You can devote yonr whole
time to the work, or .niy your spare mo-
ni-nis. Full inform mon ana ail mat
needed sent free. Address .
t'lN;KM Jt CO.. t'jriliail, -ttiine.
it
L HOTf'..
TOM W SMiT.l. Pro3rie!op.
The.roomsof this new Hotel are
all newly tilled uy, a. id furuished
with entirely new luruiture
Everything is Neatjandlean.
let bo the Day, Week or
5 y in th
Roouis
Mcnth.
WURCK&BRIX
PKOPRtSTORS;OFTHi
ST.LOUIS BEER HAU
Phcexix,- Asizon a.
MASCFACTUKKRS Olf
Eeer, Sada Sarsaparilla
irdr fmtn the cowntry rolf cited and
aiUiactiuu Guaranteed lu a.i-
Address
Wurch
& Srix.
Robert SSein80Or3r.
. Vcxtube, Arizona.
ASSAY Eli.
Is thoroughly acquaint
ed with assaying in all
its branches.
Assayer for the
Mini: ;r Company.
Central Arizona
BEST
bnfnnesj now before tt
puhli". You can mhke mon
ey falvr at work for u? than
at any h nir e.e. Capital
je-J. Wc -t;vrt you. ls a day
..nd upwards m ide at home by the industri
i:s. Veu. w imen, boys, and "irla warned
verywher.f to work for ut. Now the
une. Yoa cn worh in spare lime only or
ive your whole time to the buines-. You
i an live at hme and do tee work. Xo oth
: business witl pay you nearly as well. Nu
ne can fail to make enormous pay by en
U2 ar once. Cosily Outfit and term
se. Mon?v uindefast. eae ly and honora
ddre8 Tkuk & CoM Ai;usia, Main
Xotiee of Homestfad Entry.
Land Off ce at Tucsosf, Abis., May 17, 1
1SW. j
Notice is hereby given th-tt Clayton S.
Smith has ti ed notice of his intention to
make linal prof In ujipjrt of his II anie
nt eat Kutry N 31, and secure final ectrv
thereof and th.it such proof will be
ta--n before the llou. le Forrest Portcr.
Jmlge t.t th. Second Judicial Circuir. for
th- iVrriu y if Arizona, at his chamber
in tlie C ty of PhnBiii-c, on the 20 h day f
June a: 10 uVhtck a x . for the .vest
ol t eS. Y H of Sec. 8, Towrship 1 N.,
Karge 3, Kai, and uaiaes the foltowiu? as
hi-- wiineyj-e. it : John T. Dennis, Alex
ander SticD.i-eer Own Kcllogrg and Benj.
W. Kelio all of Pnoeniv. Ma icopi Co
A-'l'. HiaNUV vyL"IvS,
uii'J-5w EeL-ter.
SHERMAN CLAY & CO.
SAN FRANCISCO,
Manufacturers of their own
Pacific Cf at Jfi-i In 1 1
WORLD RENOWNED
ORGAN,
HAIHES BROS'.
AND
Wsber Pianos.
We hav"-aiso a cheap Organ which
we ran sell foi $75 but do not war
i ant it for Arizona.
T:?ifand Orjrans sold on
c ms to responsible parlies
easy
Be not deceived by Eastern firms
who advertise cheap Pianos and
Orsff.ns, they w"U not s-tand your
climate and soon become worlbles
San'cev and Moody use no otter
A one-third or one half interest in
the Hlhaij) onice and pr perty is
offered for sal 10 the rieht kind of
aman. The first r quirehient will be
S3 OOOcash, m"r-or '-ss. stc-
01 d rrquirt'iueii , experSeriCS.
Third requirement. ousinOsS
energy and capacity.
Any man pus-sessi g tii.' pioper
requisites can have the privilege of
purchasing an i.iteresi in this p.ijier
and the real estate connm ted wi:h it,
or in the newspaper "miriness witli
out the real estnte. Curre.-ponden.-e
solii iie I from sucli panics.
Men without some c;ipit:tl nml t-x-
perience need not apply f-r th.- pn - j
C-Ose of pi:r having 'in interest. A
n:irt:ier fully cmin tent in t vei t
particu!r iu lake full and cnmpieti ;
c harte mid ctn:r il H wanted, ti !
whuin a salary will he paid for inun j
ayiai' the lnti-rest- l the otntr tuirt
ner. T!;e w iht lei ies t Presc l'.
and C:ini-ot give personal at enliot
;o the business.
'Ihis is a flr!5tc!aSS opportu
nity for an v g It h man with smie
capital and a good enl of enerirv
and nbilitv, to do cxecediu -ly well
in the nublisin:ir business.
The il KiiALa is one of the olde-
.lewspapers the Territory and i:
Renubliciin in politics. It was es
taljlihed it February, ISIS, when
there were but tlnce or four papers
published in the territory, b n-.iv,
the very first, it has been a profita
ble and Diivinir institution.
The pnirouage in l)"th the ndver
tising and j.ib-work department has
been liberal, ana ine same can ne
srreatly enlarged bv well directed cf
fon. The real estate consists of one
four;n of an eniire business tihxrk
in the center of the town of Pluetnx,
137x150 IVet. wit: a large and very
sui able bui'cling on the same, in
which the ofli e is si'uated. n it-i
a small expenditure of morey, iu le
paiis, e'e the oil er part of the
property c n be made to pioduce
fro, forty to sisty dollars per
month in rents. The town of Phoe
nix is situated in the garden srot of
Arizona and its g;ovlh issic.':dy and
sure.
This is decidedly first-
CiaS opening lor some yoeug
mau pos esseil of the proper require
ments. A man wiih nv-re brains
than casti s t!e-ired. Cu-h without
brains w' " not be ac ep'ed uide.-
thevhou proper y should he pin
chased. The V3rV best f rcfe:
ences will be rcquTed. Atlitress
J. J GOSPEK,
Preseott, Arizona.
Paul R. Bubsn,
DEALEB IN
Cip:ars, Tobacco, Yankee
Noticns, Smokers' Article?-,
Stationery,
Cutlery, Can
dies, Nuts,
Newspapers, tote.
Vashifft'Ti ift., opposite the TTnza
fs
J :i V
5
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'151 ?
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lomestead Prof cn Entries.
U. S. Likd Office at j ccsoy; .fzxa I
My :-.;d. lS-. )
Notice is hpreby given !ht ihe fo'luwiii
named se tiers have filed uotlce f in'e t
lion to make fl:ial pro ! in nirt ol' ib-.'it
foll'iws: Wil.i.in K. Lt-vi-"Il.micste.id !
Application Xo 1-24 for tlie N K 'f I
s; ution jt. l)wnsliip X. in" Havre Ni 4, i
KHst.clianed fpoini) s XoiT 'l ite claim- j
nntniim.s the following neroii .-is ins
w tllesses lo prove tii cl.-ini : i !iomj.o.i 1 -J-T.
Walker. Javid Walker. i-t-i-iHrt . t-a- 1 .
ols itnd Xiii.8 Ft te.soit. 11:1 jf icrpe
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t .'..- .- T . . I 3 r
11-
Maiicpat: ..A. T .. tii.il lien -vt: w . .Ni
o;S oa Homestead A ii- K:.;t! t t I
for Hih south et t-I of - i Mon ef at. !
'lownship No. 1 .N(rlh of H ini No j
4 Eil-t (i 6 K Meri.l au elia-iiii d !V .'i )
I) S to -J18. l hR clai u o t ::a'iie I .e tot
ltiwiit!? witnesses to prove is cairn:'
i houi son ii ii kc - Iavid inl!ii i. Nih-- t
lVtrson and w dliiim if. i.e i. a i i: i
emp ;. Aluric ipa Co . A. I". .-.n-t tii;ii J
said pr of vvili b nm -e b fore tiu Hon- '
o--..lj e IeKt- -lest Sorter. Jutlo of tae ,
Ti-nnd tlll-iirKtl Dl-Triet t-ir Tlie lrru-i
rv of .'.rizouu. at his clu.mbeis in l i:
nix. -Vtir.eo a. i.uu it--, .iz-i :t. on ill
: tn btv of Jimo JtsSi. ar lo o !t.-k tk. in. I
ot tii.it (lay. JiliNKY 11 'lv. J
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GRAND
;oor
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Dd.-rnan' Cu'J PsacJis?.
:n i:ir-e no .n
e; y :,i' -1. J
on ii'-rK;:.-!.'!
:d anfl nurs-iU-j
Ulid seni.
I'OSWAKDIU
MARICOPA. A. T.
r.
To le given hy the'
Fhcsnix Brass Band,
ihu s!ay Evening June 1, 1832
Kendall's On
Concert Feo.
An enclosed platform, 40x00 feet,
wiil be prepared foi dancing.
Admission,
2:O0
scHBiVER & mm
ARCH ST ECTS
And Builders.
Plans and specifications
furnished and estimates
carefully made on all
classes of buildings.
DealeT3inall kindsof
California Lumbsr,''
Shingies,
Cccrs, Sash,
Blindsand Mouldings.
Office and T nrnhor Yard on S. E
C-iia' r ef iwln.iis an 1 Mario'-mt ts.
"North of IJauK JiXL-bane Hotel
Small Profits far Cash
T. 0. W 0 8
S leach i
EIGHTH WONDER
of the World-
;-rnE standard soap c mpa-nt
a'itf nunliep the world withtht? nnrivalled
soap, and" mnnniacture the largest ts.-. rt
ment of Familv, Laundry and Fine T::ei
soaps made in" the Unu'ed tatee. All
dersby mail will receive prompt attention
d . . - 1 1
"Ve manuf.-fnw tbe FIXEST
3?!"I iu -iie 'iV-ritory, whieli t
ider f'tr sale ry tl:e !e;, Gallon
:!art tir ll.ittlc. We m:ike
n
b.
TIIE
ROTTLKD ) J J
SPECIALTY".
ORDEUS VILLEI rROMPTh
h Largest Kerrige-ai
Vl' hllVfc OTTC O
istit-.o , ( k
ool on firuuebt.
W. A Roy- 3 Go
Central merchandise
The .attention of buyers
:ir'"l consumers is caiied
to our two hie store 3
at tlie
VL'LTU E ANJ Tlr TO? MJNES
Every tiling needed by
Prospectors;.
Piiiners
lill and lininp
SfJPPLIES,
k Specialty,
Vf. A. TCOWE & CO
Xotico to CriUtorn.
In th Prb.st o it of Maricopa Comity
in the TiTHirrv of An -Tons.
In Che mnttiT of the estate of F. M. Sian
krd. i-ecoasd.
Notice i hereby eiven by th nndersifrn
ed a . ininii"tr:itort the -tat of K M.
S--iulvnr-i. dcraed to the eretl;t-- f. ard
.-.!. i.-r--n- having clai ms ariii'it lh ss;cf
Uafe:ipil. lo exhibit them vvith tii' nccr.--ar"
v.n'ches Aiihin fen inontus aftei ih"
fir-! piiMicatiou f thifl noiu-e io the s-nd
udt!iti:is:a(or at his resioeuce on Madison
Str"0i in tne city ot" thoems. -oiittv oi
Maric-tva or at tlic otiice Tweed fc ll'tocock.
Iu cilv of Phoenix.
" imakl:-:s n. slankrd-
Adnjiiift:arot f the etlaie ot F, M.
Si .t'KKrcl. dt:Caed.
Twsr ' Hancock, Attorney- Tor AdtaT.
d March iUi. ifeoi.
Farmer's Store,
Wooisey's Building,
Cor- Washington and Maricopa Sts
Adjoining Bank Exchange Ilotel,
PHOENIX, A. T.
ottm
t r.y: ly t ?t rinj a.-- -
L tii l:j-aL;'
HIS
I ea
We carry tlie largest and
mopt complete Stock of
Goods in every line apper
tainiucr to Ge o ii j (r
chandise in Phoenix. We
have si bu -.t constantly in
market, who is thoroughly
posted in the wants of this
community. We can and
do offer advantages superi
or to any house in the Ter
ritory. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Offered
Trade,
paid to
community,
to buy the
to the Wholesale
Every attention
the wants of the
If 3ou want
verv Lest f
goods at the lowest rates
convince j-ourselves by
calling first on
G. Ellis cs Co.
THE GREAT ENELISH EEVEDY
IGE CREAM PARLORS
A full assertmeot of
Cfgars, Cigareites, Cand;es
Confactionsry, Etc.
All of the latest
P a xd Magazines.
FREE READING ROOM
AT
od 'itrtMtr Sem
inal viVafcness.
i. Sperms t or- r.
. V- l -st -vi.;ni' -J.
sCf.- if?r ible eiVor- oi
- . v
tul I tiles, ami "i
C ise! in rn r nre
ear1 snch a loft of mmry. !ii?iuii. .
Enision. a.er.-ion to soc efv.
Ohinps-i of iiiin. lirtiS'-t in i'i hta-v the
vitii 1 tluift pa rti;r unortserv- d in xh Trine
aiid many rthr uie-ie-e-i tlii-t ea4 iu u
feanitv ai.d dvnth-
Ur.Vintle will as: ee to frriVit Five Inn
dred O -liars for a c-e f thi kind ihe
Vital HeMorative (under hi- spec'.--1 a oe
aud treatmrntl wi l not er., orft.ranv
ihmg lmpurv- or injurious f"iind in i'. Dr.
Mintie tieatt-all private Diseases succ---fuilv
without men ury. Cons: kaliou free.
A th ranjih xaiuiiai'n and a;lvit-. iit
clndinj Mia! vms of urine. $. Piice of
Viial U- etr-iiive. S"5a bottlo. or four iiie-
the quanti y, 10: nent to any add-v-j
upon receipt of price, or C. . i. fe-.-ur
from ohsfrcation end in p-ivi"-- iiai il"
desired iy V. K. Mi n tie, M.l., o. 11 K.ea
ny St Sa:i Francisco
bample bottle ?e V Ire on app:!cari-n by
leiler etaiins symptom, a id ag.
Commit iraiion strusiy ontide: tinl.
Dr ilinti'-p Kidney Kfmeot Nrviwrt-m
cux. curei all kind- of Kidney and bi.t-i Ur
Complaint, Uonorrhtea. Wift't. I eucorruai
Fore Hie vy all drusgistd; Jl a uoitU,tfis
Lboliie-?, 55.
Dr. Min tie s dasdklips rn.i.! are in
best and cheapest UyHiiepcia and Hiiious in
the u.arkel. For frnle ny All d.uxibW
iaul-lif
ruV.UeJ la
Central Arlzai.
?511iaUKALD Is tlcvoteJ
y to the interest i S-iIts IIItt
v 1 he sparevl toly KLw .
r aders all ia.it urs
V3 Agric-alture, Iic-ruc-
un.l .airing, and e slall
p.v ted in news fro-: cVrrv i. -r-ti
n of the Territory.
CVires-xie-iiJ" et
nal our sfviU r.- -
th "in can 1-eJe; or: -v. c a 23 r-.v
r if
f-rsv!r
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ALSO, ALL K1XDS OF
MINING KACH1NERY.
P:ense send for Circulars and Prices
ISiS & PLAE MAC'II.MERY CO.
3iJ aDd Market Street,
Gem Saloon'
J. Kl. COTTCra, Prop'r.
-i,This old Mtand has been entirely refitted
and act before the pubiio.
ifiilardnPab!
Is a l.r-cre t
n p ;p-r cvi::.".
t:o Aveok. I; :
v i y Fruity ci:-! l'-i;
v j.uu t c-f tii? Ui.:
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vi b..i-
Geo. D. Clork,
WatchmakerJaya'sri
! SKI,
VV . J . KO -r? t-c Tr- r-
WASHINGTON STEEE.T,
Opposite the Pl.iza,
nitK.MX. - - A. T.
RcpsirinfiFiiie.AYaK'hes made a
Speciaity. s '
JOS WAGNE3 & C3.
Ma nfaetnreri? ol
nciB-am-btcacs!
Partabla Mills
.105 and 107 'sion Street,
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