The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

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 JOE THALHEIMER, with his Boca Beer Depot, is next in our line of march. The merits of this beer needs no further tes;imn- nial of ours. Those who have tried it eau testify to its worth, and any who have drunk it as we have right at Boca, in the Sierra Nevada noun tains, ice cold and fresh, know full well it's refreshing qualities Every other kind of liquor is at Joe's stand. and crowds were there all last even ing passing in their coin for refresh- ments.
 GEORGE F. lATs has q well filled fruit and candy stand next to Joe's. Fresh and lus- c1ous fruits, confectionery end sweet meats of every kind are dis played in profusiol. Old and young gather around Coates stand 10 pro- cure their sweets.
 MRS. GooDHUE will occupy the next booth tonight with an ice cream 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. gELLERMAN, is, without doubt, the best arranged on the grounds. The refreshment room is nicely adorned with eil paintings and chromos. and is we'll lighted The cozy appearance of the whole place is source of comment by every passer-by. Although the opening night, Johnnie did rush ing business. Prof. Kelley tends to mable wife, and Miss Minnie Bee chum, the "inimitabie and boss ma nipulator of ice cream" wait on those inside. Ice-cold watermelons will be on the bill tonight.
 THOMAS PEREZ has a neat restaurant next to Keller mans. Those who visited it speak highly of the meals spread out last evening.
 GEORGE LokING has . large and connections ice cream and sodawater parlor on the corHer of the lot. Every variety of fruit. candy, and cigars are kept by George. His ice-cold soda also is in great demand. George knows how to treat bis customers and always has good run.
 4 mexican circus occupies the he next position snd immediately in front is Mexican resLa.'-sn,
 CAPT. JOHN KING has q neat and cozY bar room ruu- hing in fn!l blast. The Captain keeps nothing but the rest liquors md cigars and for the opening nigh: lid a good business.
 We next encounter the
 CANADA, n which can se founo ever Lcscrip- ion of sporting ganles-faro, Chusa, monte, roulette, chuch-a-luck, lot cry, etc. Those who had never cen these games witnessed them last tight, and some went home poorer. 'ut wiser, thln when they enie cred. Sherman 6 Otero have the bar oom and control the entire ramada. III the tables did a good bussness Ist night.
 TWO MEXICAN SALOONS wned by Manuel Garcia and Stefano 'aneri, are next. and were well pat 'niAed by their countrymen.
 A. B. WILEY IS shooting gallery, and fitted It with new guns, etc., did e good isiness- Ladies and gentlemen, 'ys and girls, all tried their hands shooting at his place last night.
 THE ARCADE BREWERY ve ihe last place In the circle and 3 first on our right as we enter. r. c. 4. Luke. the proprietor, being we'll and fsyorably know n, had a cd run of custom His we'll own beer, drew forth many re- .rks, and his weltfitted place, .h chairs and tables for all, makes ] favoratie resting place. Ve thus have given 2 short sketch the grounds and by it. our readers find whatever they wish. The ste promises to be success with exception; ths music from the . 'ilion is excruciating, but, no o lot the management will make a 2 nSe before many days