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The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21
A GLANCE Ix THE EUTURE

Che of the greatest drawbacks 10 the proper development of this Ter ritnry is the scarcity of water for milling purposes. From all the min- ing districts comes the tidings that mills are compelled to cease crush ing ore for the want of water, thus not only yetarding the bullion ship ments, but causing feeling of dis trust in the minds of shareholders in . ;he different cities of the east and west, Mills have been erected on mines, without having prospected for water. trusting that sufficient quantj- ties would be found in the deeper workings of the mine, not finding it, the mill is compelled to remain idle, and the work of development ceases. This will be regulated in time by the building of mills, reduction works, etc, on Salt River, whose water never runs dry. At Virginia City the ma. jor portion of the mills are on the Carson River, the ore for which is conveyed by railroad. There is enough water running ie waste in Salt River to supply all the mills in
 Arizona, and those yet to come. We confidently believe that this will be dene, and at no distant day The money used in freighting heavy ma chinery to the mountains would pay the transportation on many tons of ore 10 mills erected on this river
 Narrow-gauge railroads will be built 10 the nearest accessible point. with feeders to the different mines, thereby insuring quick and cheap transpOrta- ton of ores. If this is not done we will always hear of the stnppage of mills on this account and the cense- quences arising therefrnm. It is not idle talk to say that within few years at most, mills for the reduction of the ores from the mines in the Bradshaw, Big Rug, Cave Creek and Tonto Basin will be erected on some main stream of water that is unfail- ing in its supply, instead of building at the mines and trusting to the sup- ply of the lower work ings There has Ret been found Tn single mine in the Territory, water in sufficient quantities to run a , stamp mill, or even the primative arastra, and capi- tilists will awaken to this fact yet
 Recently, mill, costing many thou sands Of dollars, was erected near it's mine, but the supply of water gave out and the stamps are idle. There are hundreds of mines in the neigh boring districts that will not pay to work where ore assays under $200 a ton. O. account of the cost of trans portation of salt and other supplies
 With mills erected on this river, they would be near the line of railroad, and ore working over Si00 would be 8 bonanza, the same as that of the
 mines in Nevada.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21

THE question is asked, are we tc nave a celebration here on the Fourih eE July :' To which a negative re. ply is given. All the towns in the Territory are making extensive prep arations for the proper observance oi this day, with the exception of Phn- nIx, the most prosperous one of all. Girdle on the armor of patriotism and show that if you are on the from tier, that this day shall not be forgot ten, and that we will have such eel ebration as will eclipse our neigh bors.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21
THERE is 2 movement ol

THERE is a movement on foot among our merchants to close their stores on Sunday afternoon. This is a good move and should be partic- ipated in by all. As the business on that day is tran sactcd in the forenoon, storekeepers think that all should close willingly in the afternoon. 10th proprietor and salesman would be re- lieved ly thus cl sin 7, and none would be il 2 loser.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21

THE telegraph informs us that the President is not fully determined re- garding the appropriation bill vetoes He is confronted on the one hand, that should he exercise that function Congress will adjourn. thus obstruct iEg the wheels of the government If such should occur he will be un- .der EIe necessity of calling another sessica. thus adding great expense to the corltrY.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21

AT the present time PhGnix con. tains a number of hard characters, several petty larceDies and assaults having been committed. 4 walk on the main street will bring in view nun Der of birds whose handsome phizsi would do credit fe sEy State prison in the country. and make glad the heart of the most faGtidieas jail-kecp-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21

AMoNs the four registered packa- ges from klenix, taken by the bold, bad, barstee,ted bandit. last night, was one copszining job-work from THE HERALD office 10 the firm of D. A. Dall, Picket PSst, If this gentle sman of the road va Ii return the same to this office, no questions will be asked. He ought 10 .eblige us IS it 0TilI be of DO benefit ss him.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21
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TERRIToRIAL ne1s by telegraph is estsr speciality Don't yoE forget it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-05
.ar.ra...pusure Days.
By w. Giofc1n, Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
rrRUsTEE's Bale OF THATnrv , 7

,r,,RusTEEs BALE OF THAT .VERf
r sEanaHaEsRS .aN hsy RESIDENCE
~ THE soUTHWEsT CORNER 0E t,,; LE n9 = =
AZ Ar FiGHTH STREETS, AND Com 0KIl,AasE In
hpfGK K nWELLINtI, AND FRAME TENEMI55!MsIut
;aann . ON TIiE EAST SIpE OF De fg 9SSHah
sTREETBy virtue Of desh OF rscored in Rich.
,nenS Chai,cery Court, In d. B. III a. page anI 40
n, ~ ordpr OF said Court entered on me luIh VI
lone 1879, substituting The ulidersgnea ~ % to
IN rho mia ce of the former trtser VINO oaeihy1 W
act shall. in execution iiere9i, proS pc, ,fEsDAY
uvs 1919. nj O'Clock F. IL NJ fair II not on
t an, M ARI.Ys WELL-BUiLT AND COVE
'EIENTLY KESlDENCEa t inc sou III
Wet corner Of Leigh and Ei9hih streets, nov 10 'e
occupancy Of Mrs Wooo a. inc cra anuas Splendid
nra ranre costing slOO. has recently been piace e
In the Kitchen, The main dwelling, eHnraeing .m r
wing contains about seventeen FOODS ~ t
rnm modaifons for servants: nm excelient SIN
BILE and carriage-hense: WIN NOT aIo eo trrnSe
hsfI,.room &c. :; and The usual modern lmprov,e,
mants The location Is a beautiful one ana Tue
nri. hborhood among The best In the city:
= Arter whicb-say 6h 0'cIock-l sha oucr 10. sar
ON the premIses,. the excellent BRlCh IESE-
NEN1' containing SIX rooms. besides brick Eltcneh
containing Two rooms, on the east Sue Oh fou, "a
street adjoining the grocery and dwelling OF hlra'
Toupin, with cuiverts, closets, r,,,u
Also The LOT aud SMALL FRAME lENE
MINT fronting on said east line Of Fourth street,
odioiuiny on The north the said brick eneinent.
These two teuements now rent for about SZou per
annum. :, o..,, .,1o Z, ,e
nrobable thai at the time Of sales more liberal terms
INV he announced. HENRY G. CANNON,
' ~ a. Substituted Trustee.
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to;him It was not until she bad full posses
sion az bis. But bow could be. at bis age
be 60 vain az to suppose that be had the
shadow OF chance7 he bad tried 70
stIfie every feeling brayely; too much 80,
indeed. But now, surely, she would NOT
punish him for this?
The result Of It all was. to the utter sur
prise Of NJ. Borno, bis friend III. de Bsiandf
made formal proposal for the hand OF his
daughter, Elise. The old gentleman had 70
seek for and then put on bis spectacies pc
fore he could believe that be heard righSy,
looking first ut one and then at the other 10
q way to bring up bushes as well as smiles
on the face OF Elise. When he really LOOK
It in, consent was fully given, and alter q
little more talk between papa and man ma
they began to wonder how 1t was they had
never thought OF this before. So this was
why Mile. Elise had shown heseif SO dim.
cult to please.
In the course Of time she confessed that
she bad only given UP all hope when NJ. dc
BeIandi had SO urged her to accept VILLAIN !;
and in the pain Of that moment she nad
very nearly been driyenin tit OF pr!oe ana
DESPAIR TO follow his advice. -
There was a gay wedding, and when II
was over, and the Maison Pontneuf was re-
stored to its wonted quiet, old Name. Bor-
no. sitting 10 her easy chair after the fatigue
Of the morning, exclaimed: "And 1t was
all owing to photograph after all!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-05

LITTLE JOHNNY on WIFE-BEATERS.-My
Uncle Ned, who has been in Iniy and every
where, says one time there was Teller witch
was lickn his white, and evry time he hit
her there was dog and it hollered, the dog
did, like looky motif. Then the Teller be
sed to bis white: &" Cant you do yure own
hoIIerin'?" Then he thot vile. and then
he went in his house and brot out other
white and licked thatu, too, and wotched
the dog, and the dog how'd agin. Then the
Teller he sed 4" Whose white is this, Ide
like to know, mine or yourn?" Then
he got other white and licked her,
and it was the same way. Then he thot
a vile agin, and then he was a
goin for a other, but the dog it shuke its
head aad walked away, much as to say !:
GA Teller can't devote his hole life to one
emotion and fore go the chase, the iackus
rabbit Is forth. the duty beckns me away.
Maybe the other Indies can scure the SER
fees OF a fresh dog" Master Jonnicc,
which has got the wuden leg, be says SCI
entifficle man was lickin his white, and
every time she was hit there was ecko,
witch sounded Jest like other man lickin
hisp, and the scientiffice man he was dlited.
Bime by he stoppt and sed: "There is
some thing singler bout this ecko, it seems
to repeet the hard ticks in other kee from
the mild ones. Most XtroddiDary thing
ever herd. My dear we must Experiment
further."-San Francisco Argonaut.
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r, ort,er 10 close I'D the affairs OF two estates we
have been instructed TO sell by auction, upon me
prrrni es resuectivey at The times starGn ocoW tue
fo Firsi ON THURsDAY. Sd July at O'Clock Z
NJ. tbe nearly new IRUN-FRONT BRICK STOKE
AND DWELLING No. 1415 east Main street. now
occupipd by Mr. joseph Sraise as DRY WOODS store
Mt rent OF $1,000 per nnnum: 1t has four storles
above The basement, The store oeirg one OF ING nUS
desirable In that vicinity. and The upper part, WIN
thirteen rooms, beautifully arranged and hnl>hed
with MI modern conveneIces aud In iirSt-raie or
der This Is 4 frst-caSs property and sneu,a AZ
tract the atentiou Of investors. The LoI Is 20 ny
about IO6 feet to Exchange alley.
second. Immediately alter the aDore VIII ~ s M
a LOT in rear thereof, on the south side OF Ex-
Change aev. 24x56 2-I2 feet 10 another alley. ,,D
Th rd At 81 O'Clock 2. NJ, Two BkiGk ASED
TWO FRAMED STORES AND DWELLING
Nos Alb. 42O, 49,, and 424) begl ming at lne
northwest corner of Marshall and fifth stree IL
fronting together "a e-12 feet. rnnninS oc.f,on
near to second Msrket daily growing more vaiu ls
bile for business purposes, and Will prove Sooo III
fourth. On MONDAY, 7th July: at 81 O'Clock r.
NJ. The DWELLING.IlOUSEa at thc northeis, cor 'i.
CITY limits). 1t has six roomsc kcheD, stable anu
other out-Ouses: fruit and slade-tr es. snTuDDeS
&c. all we'll enclosed, and about ~ ACREs ot
FifIh. Immediately after the above, FRAMED
HOUSE with three roomsl and LOT on The west
2SS132 feet.
Pais OF the property may be seen In few DAYS at
the Office of the aucIoneers, and will be exhibited
ut the times OF sale.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance ut six. twelve,
and eighteen months for negoii Ible notes, with l-
Ierest added. and secured bv deeds OF rust.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS.
10 % Aucti0necrS.
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Why n Russian JouFnalist Emigrated
In vienna.
Id vtSuhSs
rrtrnrn the New York Oiapotch.l

fFrom the New York Dispatch.1
Monsieur s. was an editor on the stan
OF the leading Warsaw paper. One cold
morning he was amblng over the frozen
ground in the direction OF his office with
braud-new overcoat on, when the passing
notice Superintendent halted him and asked
him 10 follow him to his Office. Mr.. s.
had enough respect for his own welfare 10
After sharp inquiry into bis personal
affairs he was asked where his coat came
from.
"From Pusen."
81 thought so," said the Superintendent.
"You can CO."
Mr.. s-went, no little mysti6ed. There
after, whenever he appeared in the streets
in his new oyercoat he was sure to meet
police shy, who invariably halted him and
searched his pockets. The regularity with
which this occurred became monotonous,
and he called on the Superintendent and
requested an explanation.
"Why do you wear this overcoat?" de.
handed the Superintendent.
because I have no other. What has
that got to do with the question ?"
"Noihing; only my men have orders to
stop you every time you are seen in the
street IN tnat coat.
81 know that already. But wby?"
"The coat came from Posen, didn't it?"
eyes"
"WeIl, Posen is the hot-bed Of Eihilism.
The head OF the movement there is the
cloth manufacturer X. The cloth your coat
is made OF comes from his factory. Do you
perceive?"
"Not quite. Because q Nihilist makes
tie cloth wear am necessarily Nihlist,
too 2"
eff you were you would have been in
Siberia long ago. Still your wearing that
coat is bad example. Take my advice and
get another"
AS, for reasons which will be obvious to
all journalists, Mr.. s. could not get an
other. he emigrated to Vienna, where be
tells his story in the 1dgeSblatt, and wears
his prescribed garment in peace.
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n1RIJsTEE,S SALE OF TWO NEW
i FRAME HOUSES ON WEST CARY STkIE ~ J.;
By virtue OF deed OF trust executed ~ n Ian raI
10 me as trustee, dated october y, isIn a,I II
III A. page 213. default having been made IN pay
ment OF therein secured and bsing bs
h-ion Of said G. ieaih will seat public auction.
on SATURDAY. July Sth, at O'Clock r NJ ,x the
PROPERTY described in said deco as 10 ,Um, :: !:
thereon. Wing and being in the city Of Richmond;
within The recenryexlended limits tnele Ha so anh
side of Dover Tor Cary) street al point slant I4Z
feet inches west OF Randolph street. thence run
ming west waroly along Dover Tor cary aau
paruIle lines 1877 feet 10 IN alley ten reef Miue
TERMS BY consent Of all parties, one thirn cS
balance in six and twelve months, eGureu oa
deed. l.. T.. bhon NJ =; Or
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BY ". Goddln.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank and Eleventh trcets.

SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN LOCUST Al,
LEY AND WALL STREET. AND On TIE
NORTH SIDE OF AN ALLEY BETW ZEN WALL
STREET RND SHOCKOE GREEN. AND BE-
TWEEN FRANKLIN AND MAIN STREETS,
KNOWN AS THE SOAP. AND CANDLE FAG-
TORY LOT. AND THE MACHINERY AND FIN
TURES ATTACHED THERETO.-By virtue OF a
deed of trust executed 10y james Murphy anu wlte
to The undersigned, bearing date 2lst OF Jnly,
1875, duly recorded In Richmond Cnancerg Court,
and of a decree entered by the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond on The oath of June, iS!9. H.
the case of Lindsay Us. Murphy. &c. we shall sell
at public auction. the premises. on MONDA
the 18th Of July. 1879, at o'clock r NJ lif 1ar II
not on the first fair day hercafier) that excellent
BRICK STORE and DWELLING, formerly occu-
pied by said Murphy. oning feet, more or Ices
on the south side of Franklin street. and running
back about 80 feet. ,r,n,r,,
Ancr which will be sold the LARGE BRICK
SOAP AND CANDLE-FACTORY, fronting on
the north side OF said alley 4S feet, and running
back on It's west line 20 feet. on It's cast ie 90 Sl2
feet. together with all MACHINERY ana FIN
TURES thereto attached, aud the appurtenances
thereto belonging. - r
TERMS: Enough In cash to dcfray expenses Of
sale and costs of suit. and taxes in arrear AID 10
paw off note past due OF So. 900. W III al Interest
accrued thereon; aud as 10 The residue il any on
such terms as shall be announced ut the time OF SAFE
It Is probable that the day Of SAFE more liberal
tel ms will be announced.
ieo,-1ot n. 81 LEE, Trustees
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THROUGH PASSENGER
500 P. N. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects 4,
West Point with steamer Havana 10,
all points York river ana Balti'
more. Arrives in Baltimore at A
NJ: connects with rail-liues for Wash
ington, Philadelphia, New York, Bos
ton, and all western Poincs. Connect.
at Richmond with trains on Richmond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake am
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
$40 A, ". Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WEI
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
500 A. ID TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT.
URRDAY., Connects with steamer
at West Point for river landings, Bal
tinIore, and all western points. Con.
meets 1t Richmond with trains on Rich
mond and DarYilie railroad, Richmond
and Petersburg, and Chesapeake 2ne
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
$50 T. n. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. II. Arrives at Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,. Con
meets with trains on Richmond ans
Petersburg and Chesapeake and Ohio
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves Bal
. Mo@6A iis b ss ad3 s and 'i Fsf
DAY, at 4 r. 81; Connects witt
and western points, and at West Point
with trains for Richmond and shs
South.
THROCGH tRElGHT.
. 3:25 P. u. Arrives At RIcamend MONDAY, WED
NESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
$50 P. II. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT.
. URDAY. Connects with steamer nj
West Point from Baltimore. Con.
meets with Richmond and Danville
Richmond aud Petersburg, aud Chesa-
pe2ke and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1O:l5 A. M. Arrives as Richmond MONDAY
WEDNESDAY,, and FRIDAY. Con
meets with Richmond anG Peters
burg and Chesapeake and Ohis rail-
roads.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond 10 or from
southern points. Cars Fan through between AttsAa
and West Point
Careful handling snd dispatch, with lowest rates
guaranteed. - q -. -
Tnrongh bills Of ladins, With guaranteed fasea
Issued TO AL nor. hern and western points,
TarouEh tie, cts sold 20 all northesa eastSrn' an
For Tick, - Apply at General Rxiiroad Ticket OF
ace, e2e Main street; xE the Exchange Hotei, AZ
eoMps.sys depot, corner Twensf-sotso ana uoa
Saass q. Z, DOUGLAS, supssszssadaas
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AUCrIuN sALEs.sTi1is Dog.
By Frank j. Sampson,
Real Estate Agent, Auctiopeer. and Notary PaDlc'
corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS sALEOF A SMALL
l BUT DESIRABLE EARN ON THE, &c! GoS bEM
u isstnG m TIER IN CHEsTERFIELp COUNTY.
By virtue Of decree Of the Circ1s CONT p, ta f
unity or Chesterfield. entered on the avn y Ly
Co.'s heirs. viii sell at public auction: on Inc
premises. on SATURDAY the 51h q, na5 CO. Sfsf.If
EaRW. Containing FIFTY ACRES, with comISrs-
able buildings thereon. convenient 70 enurS S rs
mfiIs schools. &C.. and located 10 nea ~ fntes
Hridre road, about ten miles from Manciiestsr' anu
we'll wooded and watered. &zx,...t,r .ir
~, t,vajye months FOR bonds bearing Interest from
date. and lille retained until all Of the purchase
money shall! have been patd;, .,,prps
o,eor a,.,,one.rs - ~ At
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BY Chaffin, Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucitoneers,
No. l north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A SMALL
FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY BY AUG
TION.EBy virtue of certain deed of trust from
r W Alley dated July ls 1879 ana guy FfHo aei
nj auction in front OF Hcnrico county courthouse,
on MONDAY. July Il. 1879 that being court gay J.
at - O'Clock H.. a certain TRACT Or LA Al, ue
scrihed in said deed situated In Tuckahoc District
about fourteen miles west Of Richmond, containing
33n ACRES, and adj Dining the lands OF THOMAS E
Nuckols, q. Fl. Alley. and others. .. -.
iTERMs: The deed requires cash as 10 expenses OF
sale and pay off note OF SS6.59 WIZ interest," n
from 18th October. 1878 until n3in Dat IL IS pro
babe that more liberal terms viii pc oueren Al the
time of sale. ROBERT LECkY,
lie 2SJy5.10.12&14 Irustee.
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BY James VI. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TXECUTRIX'S SALE OF THAT BEAU
u TIFUL BUILDING LOT ADJOINING TIE
RESIDENCE OF GENERAL L. T. JOHNSON.
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN JEFFERSON
AND MADISON STREETS - 7-l2xl55 FEET
= decree of the Chancery Court of the city Of Rich
mond. entered on the % day of July, 1871 IN the
SUIT OF Aliens cXccutriH rs. Wheat. &c VIII pro-
coed TO sell ut public aucron, upon The premises on
MONDAY the 7th day OF July. 1879. at O'Clock
p NJ that DESIRABLE EUlLDlNG LOT rs
above located and unon which there j. comfortable
TWO-STORY BRICK COTTAGE containing four
rooms. which can be used advantaGcollsly III con-
neclion with the dwelling which may hereafter oe
built upon said lot.
TERMS: One fourth cash: the bal ancc at four,
eight, twelve. and sixteen months. for negotiable
notes with interest added. and secured bva deed or
trust. Taxes for this year 10 be paid by The pur-
chaser. MARY 4. ALLEN,
ESecutrix of Joseph Allen, deceased
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & son, AuctiUncerS. je 20
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By J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucfioneer,
1113 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
L LOT ON THE SOUTH CORNER OF HULL
AND SIXTH STREETS. IN MANCHESTER,
AT AUCTIoN.-By virtue Of deed of trust ex-
ccutci by Edmond Dixon and wife to the under
signed trustees, dated the 25th day OF September,
1876, and recorded in the Hastings Court OF Nah
chester in -. b. 2. p. 434, We will proceed TO sell AZ
public auction, on MONDAY, July 7th. at O'Clock
Z. VI. default having been made In payment OF the
obligations secured in said deed. and being required
by the beneficiary so TO dol the PROPERTY de-
with the improvements thereon, OH the corner OF
Bidde and Hull streets. IN the city OF Manchester
fronting 4S feet on Hui street ana running back
between parallel lines ] 65 feet, more or less
TERMS Cash as to &l25.90 and expense OF sale ;
balance such terms parties interested may an
nounce At sale. ETA RNAR. D
re. IiOBSON, Trustees.
PA. MARTINI
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctioneer. te29