The Phoenix herald., June 30, 1882, Image 2

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THE HERALD.
JOHN J. GOoPZa. PROP
City Official Papsr.
Iova hs.3 suffered from an
other destructive storm.
Tucson caii't afford to cele
brate. Patriotism is below par
at the metropolis.
,; CoL tieed, of Tucson, feel
quite confident of being ap
pointed as United States mar
shal for Arizona.
A Frenchman named Bos
scran c, of Los Angeles, was
bitten by a fly last Sunday,
and died Wednesday oi biood
poisoning.
The Democratic party of
California cannot longer be ac
cused of having ' no ."princi
ples." Being entirely barren
it "adopted" a series of or
phaned ideas that were lan
guishing in the political nur
sery, and Stoneman stood spon
sor at their baptism by Bishop
Terry. Notwithstanding their
tri-colored appearance, all ef
fort will be made to have them
regarded as the legitimate off--'spring
of the aged and impotent
;party. Citizen.
A correspondent of the San
Francisco Post, - writing from
Prescott, under. date of June
12, says of .Governor Tritle,
-that "he is now in JFashing
ton city trying to do something
for the benefit of the Territory.
T3e is a man of marked ability,
" and his worth is recognized by
1 every one except the Demo
crafic cowboy element. The
Territory will -undoubtedly
elect a Republican Delegate to
' Congress this falL One reason
'"for thinking this is that the
Democratic press Is leading
-.he Democracy-into the camp
of the lawless element, and de
f cent men thronghout the Ter-
ritory sftertliie . and sill not fol-
'low.
-The New York Herald says:
'There is at least one State in
the Union- where the Demo-
hold on to. That state is Cali
fornia. There they have fas
. tened "themselves to the pig
r tails of the Chinamen, which,
r they expect, will drag them in--
to power. The Democrats, cu
- rious to say, are always in
somebody's wool. They had
f their hands in the kinky curls
r of the poor negro lor a quar
ter of rcentury, until they
--were "fhiaUy compelled to let
go. They will fare no better
with the Chinamen, and mod
ern Democracy is unhappy un
dess it i3 on the back of the sup
port of an inferior race, which,
in the end, always contrives to
- get on top.
Judge Daniel E. .Finney, the
newly aipointed Associated
.Justice of the Supreme Court
- of Arizona, is at present re
siding on his farm near Joliet
"Illinois, but will shortly re
move with hia family to Arizo
na. A Joliet dispatch to the
' Chicago Tribune says of Judge
.Finney: "The position comes
to J ndge Pinney unsolicited on
Jus part He has resided
-twenty years in Joliet, and
is well-known, respected and
li.,.rtt I 1 - TT
uuiiuicu iyy our people. tin
Kims wide experience in politi-
cal affairs, and bears the honor
of having nominated Judge
David Davis ?to the United
States Senate, and manfully
1. 1 11.- n . . i
iuuguti ms oattie tiirotagn to a
successful result, thereby
cnangmg tne complexion of
-i - 1 1 . -
'the United States Supreme
Xxrart, and brougbt into the
United States Senate an anom
aly in American politics, the
trusty Independent Senator
David Dc-i's of Illinois. Like
the man 'whose cause he cham
pioned, Judge Pinney is thor
oughly independent in politics
though during the past few
years he has stood by the ban
ner of the Democracy. Citi
zen.
TtEXlTEB EXHIBITION.
xrom all appearances our
county is taking very little in
terest in the Denver Exhi
bition. We are not aware of
anyone being appointed to go
from 3Iaricopa county to rep
resent its interest?. We have
rich mines here, and a fine ex
hibit can be made. There are
other articles of interest in
connection with our agricultu
ral industries which would be
of lasting benefit to both our
county and Territory, if prop
erly represented. Jfe hope
gome prorpr r,r,ffXfirw"".
the
last
The FieBta.
This long looked for event opened
up iu full blast last nigh'. Every
class was represented, from the rich
to the poor; the American of tUe
higher type to the lowliest tramp ;
Mexicans of royal -biood down to the
peon of 'the lowliest type. Silks
rustled among the cheapest 5 cent
calico. The sound of music called
forth the people aDd the festivities
of the season commenced. The
grounds are well laid oft" and every -thing
assumed a cheerful aspect.
On entering the gate and ranking a
circle to the left, we encounter first
the bar and depot of the
ST. LOUI8 BREWERY,
which is conducted by Messrs. Brix
& Olsen. Herr Brix presides, and
his ever smiling countenance is a
sure si in of a crowd. He has a
vrell filled card room and rouble hall
behind the bur room, and last night
be entertained a good crowd. His
location, together with the courte
ous demeanor of all employed, is a
sure sign of a prosperous season.
KAXUEI. GALLARDO
occupies the nert booth with a bar
room. Manuel is a favorite among
the Spanish population and is sure
f a good end thriving business.
XXVRIaG'S SHOOTISS OALI.ERT
is the cesS vfe encounter, and the
amount of shooting done last night
indicated a good business.
JOE THALHEIMER,
with his Boca Beer Depot, is neit in
our line of march. The merits of
this beer needs no farther testimo.
nial of ours. Those who have trie-.l
it can testify to its worth, and any
who have drunk it as we have right
at Boca, in the Sicrr.1 Nevada moun
tains, ice cold and fresh, know full
well its refreshing qualities. Every
other kind of liquor is at Joe's stsnd,
and crowds were there all last even
ing passing in their coin for refresh
ments. GEORGE F.C ATS
has a well filled fruit and canly
stand next to Joe's. Fresh and lus
cious fruits, confectionery,, end
sweet meats of every kind are dis
played in profusioj. Old and young
gather around Coatei' stand lo pro
cure tnelr sweets.
- MRS. OOODHtJK
will occupy the next booth to-nijht
wiih an ice creim stand. Her ice
cream is so favorably known as to
need no comment from us.
The next stand, owned and con
trolled by
JOHN F. KEM.ERMAS,
is, without doubt, the best arranged
on the grounds. The refreshment
room is nicely adorned wrth oil
paintings and chromos, and is well
lighted. The cozy appearance of the
whole place is a source of comment
by every passer-by. Although the
opening night, Johnnie did a ru.-h-ing
business. Prof. eelT1,lf.3-ta-
mabie wife, and Miss Minnie Bee-
chum, the "inimitable and boss ma
nipulator of ice cream,-" wait on
tboe inside. Ice-cold watermelons
will be on the bill to-night,
THOMAS FEREZ
has a neat restaurant next to Keller
man's. Those who visited it speak
highly of the meals spread out last
evening.
GEOIW5E LOKTX-Q
has a large and commodious ice
cream and sodawater parlor on the
southwest corner of the lot. Every
varietv of fruit. rnilv. and eio-ars i
are Kept by George. His ice-cld
soda aiso is in great demand. Oeorga
nows how to treat his customers
Bad always fir.s i good run.
A nsexican circus occ.ipios the
I lie utib iufciiiuu
in front is a K?2ic
, apt. jo
be next position and immediate! v
can rest-
..oiAUl.
has & aaAt and cozy bar room rau-
nmg in fn!l blast. The Captain
keeps nothing but the l-est liquors
aua cigars sod for the opening nigh
did a good business.
We next encounter the
kamada,
in which can t-,une evi rv .'ascrip
tion of sporting gac-."s faro, Chusa,
monte, roulette, chuch-a-luck, lot
very, cic. i nose wno Had never
seen these james witnessed them last
night, and some vvest home poorer.
bat wiser, thin when they enteral.
bberman. fc Otero have the bar
room and control the entire ramada.
All the tables did a good bnssness
last night.
TWO MEXICAN BAJLOOya
owned by Manuel Garcia and Stefano
D3nri, are next, and were well pat
ronized by their countrymen.
A. B. WILEY
has a shooting gallery, and fitted
out with new guns, etc, did a good
business. Ladies and gentlemen.
boye and girls, all tried their bands
at shooting at his place last night.
THE ARCADE BSI1TUT
have the last place In the circle and
the first oa oar right as we enter
Mr. C. A Luke, the proprietor, being
so well and favorably knon n, had a
goed run of custom. II is well
known beer, drew forth many re
marks, and bi-- well-fitted place,
with chairs aad tables for all, makes
it a favoratlr! resting p?ace.
We thu h:ve given a hort ske'eh
of the grounds and by it our readers
can fiud whatever tbev 1 vish. The
Fiestc pramites to be a 3tit;ces ith
one exception; th music from the
pavuicn is excruciating, Dut, no
doubt the management wilt make a
change before many days.
f COMMC-1 ICATED.J
Pleata Hnale.
Ed. IIebald: If Messrs. Shctrmaa
& Otero expect any of the respect
able portion of the ladies of cdtber
the American or Spanish population
to dance at the Fiesta pavillion they
must procure some other uiusic than
"raw-hide" band that played
ni eh t. The outside band of fonr
nstruments would do 500 percent
better, but as for one lady, myself,
I will not dance by such execrable
music as that now engaged.
A Ladt Reader.
W." B. 6c t superintendent of
Santa Catalina Copper Company will
FOffilTHf JULY.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Line of March.
Literary Programme.
OFFICERS OF THE DAT.
Grand Marshal V. A. Hancock
President of he Day.. C. A Tweed.
Orator, JuJi'e Joseph Campbell.
Poet VT.C. Butty.
Chaplain Hev. Calvin Coats.
OHUi.R OF FROCI.BSION.
Or.mil Marshal and aid.
Mu-riffaud Deputies.
Bund.
Coun'y officers.
Mayt-r nd Common Council.
Carriage with "raior, Poel. Chap
lain and President of the Day.
7. 1 yramid of -id children represeu-
i g Uoiidcsa of Liberty and the
S' at and Territories--.
3. Middle Class la national costume.
10. Civic S ieties.
11. yu.-im ss wagons.
14. Citizeos in Caning?.
I.IXR OF MARCH.
The procession will form at the
intrr.cfiion of Center and Monroe
Stivers. Nna. 1, 2, and 3 of the order
i'f procession will constitute di vision
1 ; No--. 4. 5 and 6, Division 2; Nos.
7 and 8, Division 3; Tfos- 9, 10, 11
and 13, Divi.-i.jn 4. No- 1 will form
0. 1 Center street, South of Monroe j
So. 2 ou Monroe s treet, West of Cen
ter; No. 3 Center street. JJorlh of
Monroe and No. 4 Monroe street,
Eit of Center. The procession will
move at 11 oc'.ock eharp on the fol
lowing route:
Down Cea'er to Washington ;
Up Wa-hington to Maricopa;
Jiown Maricopa to Jefferson (
Dc:o Jefferson o Cortezs
Up C rtcz to Washington ;
Up Washington to Center;
Up Center to Fiesta ground--
JKfGTt AMM E.
1. Music by tu? Bnrstl.
2. Invocation by Chaplain.
3. Chorus. Hail Columbia.
4. Remarks by the Presideuf.
5 Song ReJ, White and B'.uc, Mid
dle Class.
6. Music by the Band.
7. Reading Declaration of Indepen
dence by Miss Thco Lemon.
8. Music by the Band.
9. So!o and Chorus. Stir Spangled
Banner. Mrs W. H. Bluett.
10 Oration by Judge Joseph C'amp-1;11-
11 Music by the Band.
12. Poim, ly W. C. Butt.
13. America, bv the Audience.
H ell Merited Hncrenn.
A gentleman once asked a distin
guished dispensing druggist to ex
plain the secret of the almost uni
versal demand for Dr. Richmond's
Samaritan Nervine. He said that in
fact it was a genuine medicine such
a componnii as every good physician
would prescribe for the disease that
it was advertised to cure. Of course
it cost less than any druggist would
charge for the same article supplied
on a physician's prescription, and be
sides, there was a saving of the doc
tor's fee in addition. Moreover, by
I bu'inS the dru53 in such enormous
quantities, and having a perfect ap-
i , . r , ....
j ure, ne was noi oniy enaoiea to get
better articles in the first place, but
also to present the medicin 't,eter
"preparation could be possibly ob
toined from any other source. Dr.
Richmond has devoted all his ener
gies to the alleviation af human suf
fering. With this end in view, and
with his whole heart in his great
labor for the benefit of the afflicted,
he has achieved marked and merited
success. There can be no real suc
cess without true merit. That his
success is is real, is evidenced by the
fact that his reputation as a man and
physician does not deteriorate, and
the fact that there is a steadily in
creasing demand for his Samaritan
Nervine proves that it is no nostrum,
but a reliable remedy. He has re
peatedly informed the public that it
is no patent medicine, and no patent
has ever been asked for or obtained
xxcuner aocs no aavertise it as a
cure-all. There are hundreds of
diseases that he acknowledges it will
not cure. It may be urged that
some of these diseases are so widely
different that it seems absurd to pre
scribe the same remedy. They may
differ in symptoms, yet in character
be precisely similar; and then we
must take into consideration the fact
that remedies may possess various
properties. Thus, some medicines
are both tonic and alterative; others
may be tonic and laxative, the prop
erties differing according to the
quantity administered and the time
and circumstances which demand its
employment.
In the manufacture of aDy phar
maceutical preparation the purity
and strength of the materials used,
and the requisite machinery to be
employed, are arrong the chief es
sentials. The first is insured by pur
chasing the ingredients in large
quantise, wherehv the exercise of
greater care in selecting the materi ¬
als can be afforded ; and the second
can be accomplished where the busi
ness is sufficiently extensive to war
rant a large outlay of capital in pro
curing chemical apparatus. These
facts apply with especial force to the
manufacture of our medicines, their
quality having been vastly improved
since the demand has become so
great as to r-quire their manufaciue
in very large quantities.
These ideas are not mere specula
tive remarks to mislead the reader,
or to imbue him with false views of
the supenoity of our medicines.
While inspecting Dr. Richmond's
establishment you would be sur
prised to see the admirable facilities,
both chemical and mechanical,
which he employs in tne tokciiupm
c: .! ohKroi there appears to be no
room fo" jimprovement, yet new ap
pliances are constantly being pro
cured for the establishment.
Ofhcb or the Tkbmtokial Ckit- 1
THAI. COXlflTTBE OF ARIZONA.
Prescott, A. T., June 14, 1882. J
Dear Sir: The vote of this com
mittee upon the time and place of
holding a Territorial Convention
stands as follows: A large major
ity are in f-ivor cf holding the Con
vention at Phoenix ; but the day of
holding the same remains undecided
by the vote. Of all the votes cast,
no more than three (3) fix the same
day. A majority, however, fix tome
day in August. Under the circuc -stances,
as Chairman of this Com
mittee, I have decided that the day
shall be the Slst day cf August,
next, at 10 o'clock, a. m.t unless a
majority of the committee shall, be
fre July 1st, next, signify their ob
jection thereto
Veiy respectfully yours,
Claek ciieuciiii.L,
Chairman.
The feeble nd emncUteA, pnfferfnr from
dyi-pepBta of inJiscstion 1 1 any frm, are
advised, for th sake of their own bodily
and mental comfort, to try Hogietur e
ntumach BUtrrs. Ladies of the moot deli
cate conatitu'ion teg'ify to ite htrmle.-a
and it restorative properties. Phyeiciana
everywhere, dienfted with the adulter
ated Ifquora of commerce, prescribe it aa
-he sorest and most reliable of all stom
achic. yT Pala ay all Drflg Js'.s and Doalefa,
eneta
T. C. W
Bleaching
BS
Soa".
EIGHTH WONDER
of the World
irHK sTAypABj? soap c mTAyr
SoTanTTmanaiactnre the lafjfest sort
ment of Familv. Lanndry and Fine Toilet
Soaps made in' the United Mates. All or
ders by mail will receive prompt attention.
OFFICE.
04 8ACEAMEXTO STREET.:
BAN FRAXCISCO, C x
Pasturage!!
Good Alfalfa Pasturage,
One-half mile South, of'
V ail's rio"r,r.rr Mill
three Lines east" of Phoe
nix Al. "Wormell.
Came to the place of the ondrsined
on or a ho at the 6th day of Jane, 1882, one
Bay Horne, fonr white feet, blazed faced
whit eyes, branded II inscribed fn a cir
ele, alto one Chetnnt Sorrel florae, white
tripe face, branded aa the former. The
owner tnm havt, the eame oy proving prop
rnv ana payine CToeni'ii.
Jn7tf KLLT & MAYEtt.
Tiger Barber Shop.
WM. ST URENB U21G
Barber & Hairdresser,
"WASHING TON 5T
PHtENIX, A. T.
New Saw Mill.
GEO. W. CURTIS, Proprietor.
Two and one-half miles south ot
Prescott.
Merchantable, Clear,
Surfaced and
Rustic Lumber,
Matched Floor j
Casings, Mouldings,
Panelings and Shingle
Uavinp now oipletcd, and in full
operation, my new Saw Mill,
I am prepared to fill or
ders for
Or THE FINEST QUALITY
In short, everything in my
J CELEBRATED 5 1 1
line for the construc
tion of
First class Build
ings. TERMS: Csak Delivar
. All orders sent by mail,
Robert Steineer,
Vulture, Aeizosa,
ASSAYElt.
Is thoroughly acquaint
ed with assaying in all
its branches.
Assayer for the Central Arizona
Mining Company.
BARBER
HAIR DRESSER
. "W ASHlifGToJf STREET,
One .Door Atyst of Montezuma Jr
THCENIT, A. T.
Paul R. Ruben,
Cifrars, Tobacco, Yankee
Notions, Smokers' Ar
tie! es, Stationery,
Cutlery, Can
dies, Nuta,
Newspapers. Etc.
Washington St., opposite the Plaza
Notice.
I'nvin. leaned my stable to Ness:s.
Drn.arbaix and Sanders. Notice is hrelv
ctven to all knowine themselves indebted
me. to call and settle. All having claims
will present lucmjinmeoiiirij ;r
ment. " J. D. JIOJJIHON.
meat.
J3-lm
PaUnt,
Patent, Not. 9, 1880 .
TheOnluGrHMine 1 t'r(n.iv f Fair.
Gt'AKAN fl't-il C7VI! VPAR. TtVXT TH THR UTJRLa
'U1 powtirel ttfre rirbout medicine Rheumatism. P-raly-is.
NeuraltfiA. r-mHcy Uitcc, I m potency Runtote.
I othrt Ohciaem.r Alio.
RUPTUR.
orcurxL Sttd forlIrotTvtrJ
-m cauiocue. Htindrcdcof curaa
W.J, HORKiV rP &MaMfa
JCa orket tu. itir f rclse, Cal.
PASTURAGE.
Good Alfalfa Pasturage
at my ranch, one half a
mile from Phoenixat the
usaal rates. Milk
r.,1 in.-;
u-i iu i ninn.. i
1
'ill " - AT.. . . I M . - I
M,t CVtJl'.jlO",
0- A.
; :
beware or
UWJIIUNLUogainstiPUKlUUS
imitations.
fKe Pioneer
Sakinfbiuder
is the onlyPoudor con
sistmg of nothing but
nrnwrn
Grape Crcaraartar
and
8ngi i sKS i carKSoda
SCIENTIFICALLY COMBINED.
A.
CHILLING
SAN FRANCISCO.
r sa
T. G, PARKER & CO.
THE AMERICAN
TailorinC
ESTABLISHMENT.
237 Keabnt Street neab Bcsh
SAy FRANCISCO.
EsinessSits nsiouo.
DessSits, f 40 to? so.
tov. 11,1879, A1V:
Via -o-
gv 4
-iru - .1
fRililili
California Bakery.
CARL SHERRER,
Proprietor.
Bread, pies, Caes &n
C onfectionery.
12 loaves forSI
Seeds, Fruits
AND
ORKMTAL TREES.
FLOWEHINO SHICL'BS,
Plants, Bulbs &,c
ouArs noors,
MULBERRY
GRA.PECTITTIXG3
Dormant ?Bud Peaches.
In larire otlantitities. Seed and nurs
ery calaloeUes., separate, and sent
on application.
K. J. TRUMBULL' & CO.
SEEDSMEN.
19&421 ianmome Su;8an Francl
WANTED!
A good farm hand at Ely ranch
to whom steady employment
will be given.
C. A. Tweed.
June IbU 1882.
PH0E.Y1X SAL0OX.
STROUD ttlCHESOX Propt,
Mr
Cot. "Washington Ss MontcZumaS.
PHOENIX, A. T.
WIS'3, ItQCOfiS A5D ClAR8
Of lie best brands alwtji on hihl.
good j : j .i i vrr.vca s
GRAND FIESTA.
The coming Ficsta-svilljcommeuce
onth(night of the
23d of JUNE, 1882,
And cOniinUejJto the close p-he
icbt'of the
in
OF 4th JULY.
A ilagnificciit IUumiation of
FIRE WORKS
Surpassine juiyrlnng prducel her
tofore, wi)l be cue of the learlme
features of the programme. Many
ether attract ions, cot Ies- expensive,
will, in addition t the above, make
it the
5 Event of the Season.
Parties coiTesrondlnff br mail
with a Tiew of purchasing lccitions
will be
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
J and are requested to send in their I
Apniications before the
1 5th ot June,
So a. tn hare sufficient time to
range their fixtures- . r
SPViaitors will receive a cordiallfin-
vitation and every attention looking
to.uieir convenience win De given.
Pavilion for Dancing
Will be Isrpe and commodious and
the FOURTH OF JULY has been
set apart by our citizens for a full
enjoyment of all toe pleasures and
attractions tne leata may otter.
Sherman & Otero
MANAGERS.
THOENiX, A.
PASTURAGE.
$1.60 PER MONTH.
The best of Alfalfa and I
Grain pasturage can be
had at my lanch at thel
above rates.
AVh. IessaC.
NOTICE.
Sale or to Rent.
For
160 Acres of land about
six miles west of Phoenix
will be sold, or leased on
reasonable terms, with
privilege of water from the
Grand Canal.
F. J. HcEEAlT,
-city-Transfer
CoftlPANY.
PHffiSlX. ARIZONA.
w1
ILL do a sncral transfer btisi
cess, calling for and dtlive ing
parcels, packages etc. to any part of
the city.
JS Orders promptly attended to 5J
Note.
PnosKnt. A. T , May 24, 1882.
I have tuU day sold t Jo. Thal
himer my entire s'ork of Liquors,
also Iead him the Gem Saloon for
one year. In retiring from business,
I wish to thank all ray frieuds for
their liberal patronage in the past
and also ask them to continue their
patronage to my successor with the
same liberality. Good bye.
aa20'2w J. M. C'OTToJf,
TIICKNIX
LIVERY & FEED STABLO
Demerbaix fc Sandser.
Washington Street, one block west of th
PostofHce.
FINE TEAMS AND CARRIAGE
Always on hand.
Horde Rar4t4 bTthe- Iaj-.TI epk
t 3lBth at Keasonabld
Bates
HA.Y AND GRAIN
At the lowest market price.
tSfS-ATlSFACTIOM GCARASTKED..J3
U'i S. LaSd OtriC At Ycd'cfir, Ariox a, l
May 6th 1862. 1
To CrLirea H. P. Shbts,
Maricopa Co., Arizona.
Stn: Complaint having been made and
entrrtd at this office by John W. (lark.
. 7i t, .f . . it-rrriAxri liy metr.t ion H cf ths act
tosmetd an act entitled. "An act to en
conrape the erowth of timber on the West
ern Prairies," approved June 14, 1878. for
failing to comply on your part with the
conditions required by said act, and a
sumed by yon to be performed in vour tim-
Der culture entry .No. 31, npon the norV I
No 2. North of range No. 3 J?i,r
Bait River Meridian. V- ; ' d
of Jnly 1878. in thi V'hs' . t" tbe. da'
break or cau , V Ta h"e 'ailed to
Five ao nr P6 broken or plowed,
flr- land covered thereby the
V " - after such entry. That yon failed
z1 orcak or canse to be broken or plowed,
Ave acres of land durinr th8 second year.
That yon failed to cultivate to crop or
otherwise the five acres rennireri t w.
broken or plowed the first year, ari tlat
ropot'htw6."?-10 CU,,-l-eto
lotabK!: the 6T- icre lequlred
. u MWAnd THr. snil tn nlttnt
I .-r, seeds or cnttines the five acres
reqmred to be broken the first year. And
that on the fourth year you failed to culti-
toic ana put- in crop or otnerwlce the five
acres required to bo broken the second
year. And asks that a time and place
be fixed for a hearing in a "id case, that b.
may ds ai:owea to prove ata allegations
by him so made: and that said timber cul
ture entry No. 35 may be declared cancel-
lea ana lorreited to tne t nited States.
Now, therefre, yon are hereby notified
and required to appear at this ofiie in the
kiiroi tncixin, Arizona,
on the lt Aav nf
ulT, 1882, at the hour of 10 o'clock, ax.,
F taat day, at which time and place proof
ill be taken touching the allegation
Of I
therein set forth, and that yon will be al-
iowea co introance euca evidence as you
DUBll BCD Ob, MJUUinC (O Q ISpXUVe SUOU Sl-
legatlons and establish your right to said
ikum unaer yaur eniry as aioreeata.
Yours Respectfnllr.
HJKNKY COUSINS.
Register.
C. K. DAILKY.
Ke;eiver oi Public Jloaeys.
JOS WAGNER & CO.
Hi nfactsren of
Ten:liB3till-St3nes
AND
Portable Mills.
Vos-
105 and 107 Mission Street,
San Fr!c:90j.
ASBKTS FOB
larar A C' Celebrated Dutch
JtBteherBeltlaa; Cletha. am
OeaeratI Hilt JKarmlahla .
NOTICE.
Priboott. A. T.. March 3; . 18S2.
Th Bank of Ariaona has this day sold
the good will and business of its Agency
at rnosntx, 10 .aiee a iewis, wno win as
anme all liabilities and collect all assets ol
said agency, we commend tne new arm
to our friends, antt ask a continuance ol
their patronage, THE BANK OF ARIZONA.
( Sol Lbwis, President,
By H. W. Ivaxki. Cashier,
1.T.UU1. ui.mil
KALES & LEWIS. Bankers,
QENIX, ARIZONA
Referring to fhe above, we beg to notify
the public that we shall continue the bank-
Ig business in all it branches, and tender
oar services as Bankers to our correspond
nts and others, and sfek a continuance o
the patronage heretofore ezteuded to ta
a-encyof the Bank ot Arizona. We wi
i ct as the Agenia of thel Bank of Arizoa
eacot..
Kalis A lewio.
ufchers!
Kelly & Meyer
Wkolesale and Retail Dealers n
SPILES! PILES!
Sure Cure Found at
Last! No One Need
Suffer!
A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and Ulcerated Piles has been
discovered by Dr. William, (an In
dian remedy.) called Dr. Willism's
Indian Ointment A single box has
cured the worst chnmic cases of 23
or 30 years stanaing. No one need
suffer five minuteo after app'ying
this -rtondetful soothing medicine
Lotions, instruments aod electuaries
do more harm than good. W illhtm's
(liutinent absorbs the tumors, allays
the intense itching, (particularly at
night aftrr getting warm in bed) acts
as a poult icv, eives instant and pain
liss relief, aifd prepared only for piles
itching of the private parts, and fr
m-tlntig eise.
Head" what the lion. J. M. Cofln
lerrv of Cleveland ssys ai!H Ir.
William 'rf Indian Pile Oiniinenl : "I
liHVe used scores of pilu curt-s and it
affords mc pleasure to say that 1 hive
never found anything which gave
such immediate "and prrinnncnt re
lief as t?f; r illiam's IdiLan Oint
ment. For sale hy ail drujrpsts ormailctl
on receipt of price, f i.t)t.
McCarthy & Osborne, Wholesale Agent
Denver, Colorado.
Henry & CO., Prop.
CLEVELAND. O
Thl ret
Rjaviila
Krairitr d
Serve Tmr.
is the leiritiniste
rrolt of tff IT
years of pnic:o
eat experience j
and a'sx. wrril
t'NMIl INO CK- j
TA1NTT Nervou j
and Physics l
nal weakness. Sperm.itorrhiEa, Bmlasions.
ImpolWecr Exhausted vitality, rn-ma ur
Dclioe, and lOtls OK BASHHOU
Irom vrlrstever canse prodned. It ea
riches afid parifle the Bl'-od. Sffeagthvn
the Ncres. Brain. Stusclcs. I'!
tion. Reproductive Organs aro rfirt
and Mental Faculties. It stops an.f a
natural debilitating drain upon the
Sreventinff involnntary losses debilitatin
rea-ns, seminal losses with the orine. t-tc
so distrur.ttve to talnd aqd body. It is
su'e eliminator of all Kidney and Blailde
Complaint!. It eontains no mjaiions n
TTdients. To those snfferin? from the
evil effects of youthful indiscretions or ex-
censes, a speedy
thorough and permanent
:el. Price S.50 per bottle
i case, with full direction
. ure is Guaranteed
jtj, hnttlit. in
and advice. l$10. Sent setnfe rrom oDse
vation to any address upon receipt of brier
or C. O. D. To be had only o. Dr. C. I).
SALFIELD, 216 Keainey St.-. San Francis
co. Cal. Consultations strictly cojnnden
lial, by letter or at office, FREE. For the
tmvenience of patients, and in order to In
fcflreS perfect secrecv 1 have adopted a pri
vate address, under which all packages are
,0rW,TBiALftM!I'BF.F
NOTICE I will send tual bottle of tbe
KEJUVENATOR eufflciebi to -
me-aii free of charge, to atiy oris afflicted
applying by letter, stating his symptoms
sod -e. Communicat.uns ttnctly con
fidential. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
liS Wf Is a nevci-tailine
-W. cure for Nervou
iDebUitv. Exhaust
iJftied Vita'lity.
aT'Lot Manhood.
Impotency, Parl
yis. and all the
terrible effects of
self-abuse, youth
ful follies, and ex
cesses in mature
years such as loss oi memory, L.ftsiiDae,
Nocturnal Emission, aversion to society.
Dimness of vision, noises in the head, the
vital fluid pai-sing unobserved in the Uriue
and many other diseases that lead to in
sanity and death.
Dr. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five Hun
dred Djllnre for a case of tbi." 1Tjd- the
it"! ..estorr"- ,rT,fl,,r his sbecisl advice
1 "' '. tmcntwil
tfinjaSoroM",
Mintie treats all priv,
ill not eure, or for any-
injurious found io it. Ik.
private Diseases suco4-
fniiw withnnt tnpn!DTr. Consaltatiou Ire.
A thorough examination and advice, in
cluding analysis of urine, 85. Price of
Vital Restorative. $1 a bottle, or four times
the quantify, 610; sent to any address
from observatiOB and In private name if
desired by A. E. Mintie, 31. u.. No. HKear
ny St San Francisco.
Sample bottle sent frc on application by
letter Btating symptoms, sex &i4 age.
Communications strictly Confidential.
Dr Mintie'a KtHT Rmdt NapnnaTtr
ccm. cures ail kiads of Kidney and bladder
Complaints, GouorrVwa, Gleet, Leneorrliwa
For sate vy all druggists; $1 a koUe,si
boltes,5.
Dr. Mintie sDakpijo! Pn-t. are t&s
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious i
the D.arkeu For sale by all druggists
BEST
business now before tie.
nub ic. Yon can nilike mem-
ey faster at work for u than
at anything ee. Capital
otneeded. Wc will start you. KI aa
and upwards made at home dt the inumiui
..na. Men. women, boys, and girl wnM
uverywhere to work for us. Now is ti j
lime, ion can worn in tre
live your whole time to the business. lo
an livn . 1 home and do the work.
o oia- r
r business will pay you nearly as we.l. No
ne can fail to make enormone pay by r
aging ar once, costly uomi am wibj
Aioney msusiaai. cmjij n.'i--.m
ddtcc'a at Co., At jjUbta.Jaaia
GOLD
GREAT CB8A oia.i 1
money. Those who aw ma
take advantacre ef the goo
chances to make money tha
are offered, generally become wealtby, while
Uge
i do
tnose wno ao not unprt
rove such chances re
main in poverty, we want many men.
women, boys, and girls to work for us iu
their own localities. Any cne can do the
work properly from the first si art. The
business will nav more than ten times or
dinary wages. .Expensive outfit furnished
free. No one who engages fail to. make
money rapidly. You can devote your wvulr
time to the work, or enly your spare mo
el'are mo-
all that is
ments. Full information and all that
needed sent free. Address
ST1NSON A CO., Portland, Maine.
Settee of Ueaaeatead Eatry.
Land Orpica at Tucson, Abic, May IT. I
iiw. t
"Notice is berebv tiven that Cl&vton S.
Smith has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his Home
stead Entry Ne. 34, and secure final entry
thereof and that such proof will be
taken before the Hon. De Forrest Porter,
Judge of the Seeond Judicial Circuit, for
the Territory f Ariaona, at hi chambers
in the City of Phoeulx. on the Sunday of
June 1832, at 10 o'clock a. x . for the west
H ol the s. w. H of sec. a, xownsnip i
Kange 3, Bast, and names the fohowinir as
his witnesses, vis: John T. Dennis, Alex
ander Slienaczer. Owen Kellogg and Beoi.
W. Kelloai;. ail of Phcenix. Maricopa Co
A-T. IIE.N'UY COUSINS.
mia.ow. Kcgirtcr. j
Geo. D. Clark
WatchmakerJeweler
PHI
WASHINGTON STEEET.
HEW, TJEAT. CtEAN.
TigerRestaurant
6s?.Cin Brown's CU Stinfji
Phoenix, "I Arizona.
Ben Ij
Pay" lioartl. r r w.v. - 5
Mortl tioLeta. 3 f r - - S!
H.1 :t!-I the ai !-i.r::J.-' f tiit
new K.t:nrrit. I c '! il
trit-nJ. n-l th publk- -rr"!v.
they mill iir well aa I (invi-t'T -ton
levl t- by fv-Ktt k- 1 t"-!
'.lronai:e.
V.V,$ IHTLLIli. Yivi-h
GERMAN I A
BEER HALL
Pr jsrielar.,
Cot. t awLinytoa M-.oi:?r.!-ra
Street .
rKOENIX. A. T.
soli: agent for the-
lUJUiRATHI
Boc? Beer,
Clieeff t riftl'cl Pisr'a Kef. ilertiai
filLMAtXD ASI CAUt nHM?
fffr lite
patterns
rtflcs y Bld- a i ioicv W t -tion
if firtkc fiaai pfTf m wrt j
pref will TV ir brf"r x S ivy
brrs in rQft?tx Srwo- cff:t. A X
on ibe thdav vf Jiu?,l?. jci"k
fur the N K vt?HBt
Township No. 1 N of Kau," S .
He names lb? fi!o hb-w
prwe fct lootinaevi rrHi-oc a ; -o
caltTTation f Midi lBiJL ri.: U-r--
rhrnix.A.T. 11 fcNIU Vi.
nriiOL HOTFL,
TOMW SHITH. Prcjfctar.
The wm of trs Br II -l
all newly rittel uy, . kl luxiif .t
with cntfrtlv biw tiiraitur
Evepything is Neat ani Vnx
nOOTl".
Mculii.
Barl
let trt'ae IV "T, tli i-
At tlic liir sa ilways r T.-usJ
Wiii2s.Li5u:rs 1 Cirirs
Of tliS l--t I r-A:.! ia l-nia
VV. A Rqwq & Co
General' MerchaP4dtse
TUo attention of Vuver
aud foiisuiuor is cl!tvJ
to our two ha' storv-s
at tin-
VULIU.iE AN J Ilf ICf XIXS
,Vefy IU1UJ aSVUO.l
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I
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r rya nnrc nnfl
IkilltVIO --
Prospectors-
Mill and Minins
SUPPLIES
A. Specialty.
AA ISCT OF tPB 1
BANK f AftiZONA, i
M'LUK
Jt. Vk k.L5.
Kales & Lewis
BANKERS,
UCEMI.
CORRESPONDENTS:
Th Bank ot Califorsia. S4 r
Messrs. La id law & C. y'
flLL PURCHASE
l trol l Attti If
j bood nd W imuta. tiaiv
Jli01",IOIlt:aaVt. t.V- '.-CS'WW.,
OS1V ;'S
Ca.
4X)KK
W AS V, to T K
PHffNIX. -V- - - RCC.
1 Wish to inK-rtl u rt'v T99
anil tu sutTuulUf lerrtlvey. ILa 1 5us.
oini a
C ASH 0 KOCKHY 5?ri:
And shall at a'l tia-e kep m t1:. k f
Staple and FsLitcy .twec?e, cva4 v-i