The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-09
The Enterprise" Newspaper at Prescott
 Changes Hands.
Judge Silent Hearing the weber
 Dedication To-day.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TaE HERALD.
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PRESCOTT, July 9-2P. M.-Sprink ling rain now and heavy cloud: with prospect of heavy showers.
 4 man was injured at Bradshaw by falling down shaft. Name unknown His condition is critical.
 PRESCOTT, July 9th.-John Mari on is again at the wheel. The E7a terprtse is dcfunct and from it's ashes phenix like, arises the ArtzOnd. | will be neutral in politics at present
 The Paul Webber defalcation mat ter is being heard before Judge Si lent today.
 Prescott lodge No. 1, K. of P. elect ed officers for ensuing term last night
 The Board of Supervisors are ir session today.
 The jury disagreed and were dis charged in the case of the United States vs. John A. Byers for counter feiting.
 Another Murder at Tombstone
 TUcsoN, July 9th.-To-day's Ct ezen will contain a letter from the Tombs tone district saying that John Hicks was shot and killed and his brother was mortally wounded on last Sunday night. The writer says that the shooting was done hv Levy Mccormick and q man named Jackson, but the coroner's jury found that death was caused by a shot fired by some one unknown.
 It was raining on every side of Tucson yesterday, but very little fell here. Very heavy rain falling east and north of here this morning.
 Tucson Ticks.
 TUcsoN, July 5th.-The FouItl was celebrated in fitting manner at this place. The military of Fort Lowell assisted by the artillery fired the salutes; the Sixth Cavaly band furnished the music, and a polished oration by Hon. Benj. Morgan. In the evening there were brilliant fire works and free dance. Over 2,O00 people were in attendance.
 Eight more bricks are ready for shipment from the Tombstone dis trict.
 Weather is hot, had little rain ast night.
 Rain at Florence.
 FLORENCE July 9th.-Rain com menced at 2 :45 last evening. It still continues. Weather cool.
 TaricOpa Matters.
 MARIcoPA, July 9.-It commenced here early this morning and still continues. Dust nicely settled and weather cool.
 Lieutenant Scott with a carload of Government horses from California is expected here tonight.
 The railroad pile driver and con trains are at work in this locality.
 Barnett & Block are moving into their new adobe building.
 The Bank Exchange dining rooms and restaurant will open for business this evening.
 Our dispatches indicate that the rain has been general throughout the southern part of the territory
 Yuma Gatherings.
 YUMA, July 9th.-Six carloads of lumber for Perry Wood dS Go, Mari copa and for R. E. Burlington ar rived here on Sunday.
 An extra engine came in last night for the gravel train, to work at and near Maricosa.
 Salute at the Fort, a dinner at the Colorado Hotel, ball at the Court house, with a grand supper at the Colorado Hotel, where dancing was resumed and kept up until daylight, was the way we celebrated the Fourth YUMA, July 9th.-Coal derricks for Texas Hill and Maricopa, with iron tubs, etc, arrived yesterday
 Lieut.. Scott, 9th Cavalry, arrived with 31 hories, J. Whitney, former ly of the St. Charles hotel, Los An geles came in charge of them.
 WickeburS Items
 WICKENBURG, July 9th.-Mr. Els worth, Supt. of the Gro mine, has just arrived from that place. The mine is located sixty miles west. He brought in an egg ofpure gold, worth Sl06, which was produced from 800 pounds of ore rock, worked by an arastra. Weather cool and threatening rair.