The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-20

NIT. HeliinCs has not been in prison
 il Philadelphia. or any other city, as
 stated in Wednesdays Exposisor. but
 James Reilly. late editor of the Ex-
 positor, has, as our te-day'5 dis
 patches show,
 Charlie Salari is completely roft-
 ting his restaurant and he proposes
 making 1t the best eating house in
 Arizona. When the St. Charles Ho-
 tel, of Los Angeles, was under his
 management it's reputation was Staf ?
 wide and was without an equal in
 Southern California.
 John H. Polhemus, father of II. D.
 Polhemus, joint manager of Wm- B.
 Hooper & Co.'S, of this city. died in
 San Jose. Cal, August 17;h, at the
 advanced age of S1 years. He has
 resided in San Jose for the past IS years He was ;i brother ot C 3.
 Polhemus, well known in business circles, of San Francisco.
 Every enterprise which tends to
 keep money in our midst should bc
 liberaily patroniZed- The harness and saIdlcry establishment of \. T..
 McNeil is such an in-titution He employs a number of mechanics 10 work up the raw ma er.al, which keeps a large portion of tue money at home. Besides this they make work from the best of stock, which is in every way superior 10 Eastern manufactures.
 J. A. Anderson, of Giileit, an old Arizonian, besides being one of our
 best merchants is located at this l.itle mountain town with q store filled with goods that would do credit to q good sized city. Besides having all the trade at GiIlett, MT. Anderson supplies the placer miners of Black Canyon and many prospectors in the silver ribbed hills to the west
 The other cay man from the mining districts of the nor h-east, went into Inc Bank Exchange restau- rant and told the waiter to set out the best the house afforded, remark ing that he doubic-diScOunted Tan ner-t,iat he hadn't had a square meal for seven months. He punished enough grub in his sitting of two hours to have done service for five men.
 How many hours of -xiety are spent by the poor prospector, while working his claim, wondering wha is in the rock he is labOring so hard to get out of his claim. 1D all such we would call attention of the adver- tisement of T. ". Blake, of Prescott. in the HERALD, who has just reduced the price of single assay 10 g. Samples may be sent by express or mail and prompt returns will be made.
 No other city in Arizona enjoys the pleasure of q brass band com posed Of young men of it's own city, like Pheuix. The hoys are making excellent progress under their ei- ficieni teacher, Prof. Kelly, as our citizens have an opportunity to judge at lie weekly open air concert on the plaza every Wednesday even. ing. Their playing last night was good and the programme rendered contained many new pieces
 Most people coming to Phoenix al once repair to the Bunk Exchange Hotel, and they are sure to return there when again in the City. Situated in the heart of Phnnix, on the main street, is located this popular hotel It is a large two story brick the rooms all airy and well ventilated, and furnished in neat and com fOrtable manner. As tO the cuisiue, any one who has dined at the Bank Exchange is bound to dine there again Mrs Vessels has lately as sumcd charge of this department. which is q sufficient guarantee that nothing leaves the kitchen that is not 1 prepared according 10 the most ap- | proved rules of cookery. The Wal | CTS are both attentive and polite. l The office and bar are in charge of i efficient employees and the liquors l are only of the very best ! quality. In 9 few days the story i over the dining rooms, now occupied ] by lodges will be transferred for the l | SC of the iIoiel and a handsome par Tor added for the convenience of the ! guests. When these and other in'- provemenis in contemplation are | it win he the hotel of Ari- ] zona. Travellers. he sure and tell inc | driver to take you u the Bank Ex- | change.
 There are some men so constitulion- ! ally opposed 10 d free press that they 1 go as far IS possible 10 Iu.n or al | least tiAmmcl it by stopping 55i cents per month subscription, be | cause of party spite They are gen | crafty of the cgotisiical kind One ! of those who say, If yer don't do. it I'll bust yer up in business" They : .f 1. !, : Ire down on a man he will at once | wilt and disappear in the slough of i nire. Some of these gent enen the ! HERALD has heretofore numbered i lmOng it's subscribers, as il learned ast evening, when one Of them. who We will designate as \. D. l.. appeared l n inc printing office. His face Wore he expression of a man who had an unpleasant duty to perform but who would, nevertheless, do it. As he saw the happy workmen busy al heir lahors. tear for momt nj iimmed his eagle eye. How much | tolui But, with sigh for the poor ynrkmen, he turned away; even if hey and their families were turned ut to starve. he would do his duty; 70 he disappeared in the counting oom, and said in a voice that struck error anI despair into all he hearts of the poor workmen, Here's yer two bits; stop my pa ,er. 4 lush was made by the poor vorkmen to cast themselves at hls eet and implorc him not to do # but ie was gone, and with him a month y fifty cents subscription 10 q paper hat cost fOTty-five cents copy for be same lime. He stopped his pa Ter. but that was all, he will still cad if. Financial ruin 10 the estab- ishnient was only aveTted by a Re ubiican, vho capc in and paid q ears subscription in advance
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