The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-07

' , wortli's hall. Dancing was carried : far into the morning hours. Anon;
 those present were the following: Mcstlamcs Wentworth, Strceter
 Roberts, Childs, Bellyea and Munds. Misses Matte Tucker. Tina Tueke Emma MorreIl, Amanda Rel,erfs Emma Bccchum- Della BeeclstInl ! WhifIow, TI-ozn berry, MuTds ant lhe Misses sTFoud
 Mcssrs W = Blankenship, Samue
 Starr. " Joiner, Frank Cox, Franl Luke. 4 Goldberg, F. Wentworth
 CIaske, M. Caviness, C. Strectcr, J
 WiIsen, ". StuTeDburg J. K,ifIer
 man. C. Goldman, P Hickey, L. C
 Kendall, C. Files, S.man. Wander water, ". Cunstom, 5. Stroud ant
 J. Reilley.
 From Tuesdays Daily Herald.
 A literary society will meet at tho
 residence of Mr. Shaw next Satur day evening.
 c. A. Trcadwell has sent n taran- iula and a snake to the California
 University. Wells, Fargo x Co
 carry such curiosities free of charge.
 V Trumper tho jeweIler opposite | Thompson & Thibodo, has fine loi of jewclry oa hand. All work in his IIne promptly attended to.
 G II. Rotsrock, the photographer will leave shortly for a trip to Camp Mcdowell An desiring anything in his line should avail themselves now.
 We have just received from D. l Hicks & Co.,, book binders of 543 Clay St San Francisco, two copies of volume ofthe Phoenix Semi-weekly HERALD. The work is well done.
 G. A Treadwell, superintendent of the YuNuFe Mining Company and J. ". Jones will leave in few days on a trip through Sonora and Chihua | hua, Mexico, in search of mines | They will be gone about six weeks.
 Mrs. Cox, teacher of the primary department of the public school has offered her pupils having the largest number of credit marks in all studies in spelling and in reading, prizes 1 to be given at the end of the term. 1 One of the b'hoys from the mining | district arrived in Town several days since, and night before last started out with the determination to have d good time generally. In his stren- nous efforts to accomplish this laud- able object, he soon arrived at that very peculiar stage of inebrity, vul- garly known as dead drunk. In this condition he was taken home, by 1 some of our wars, and made the re- 1 cipient of an fmpromtu wake. When affairs were at their height fhc dead drunk awokc, and, afte- gazing around in astonishment on the can dies and other paraphernalia of well-regulated wake, and listening to some of the most lugubrious notes that can possibly be drawn from violin and guitar, communed with himself thusly: "N haZzer maZZer. anyhow? Have I Nic) done it at las like'cr hic) durned old fool, and cashed ze chips? Wonzer whazzer (hic) boys will say, when Zey hear 1 kicked Ter bucket? (hic.) Wonzer any wager around (bic) here. At this juncturc he was about to arise and investigate, when one of the mourners promptly and firmly put his head back on the pillow. at the and behave himself like decent diltl utl lD ouOA a fine wake This looked so sensible to the dead-Grunk that when the re- porter left he had peacefully re- signed himself to fate. and all was going merry as a marriage-bell.
 A social hop will be given on Thursday evening at Wentworth & WOOlseys Hall. to which all are in vited. Mir. Kellogg, will lead the orchestra. Tick cts, $1.50, refresh ments extra. Particular attention will be exercised in excluding inn proper characters. Floor managers, Smith and McNulty.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 VIZ. Gieseler, the suicide, was bfUrnfu If fffer fye fnIfahl EellnYss this cd to their last resting place by a number of his old friends,
 Stockholders ot the General Lee Mining company are requested to call at the office of the Secretary and receive distribution of a portion of the capital stock of the company as ordered by the Board of Directors.
 Mrs. Streeter entertained a number of her friends at her residence, Mon | day evening Dancing was indulged | in and the guests retired at late | hour after spending pleasant even ing.
 Messrs. Brown, Fallee, Walker and Bellyea have returned from their Tombstone trip, report things lively in that section but more men than can find work and money scarce. Many of the arrivals reach there without money and altogether it is bad place for anyone seeking employ ment.
 From Thursdays Daily
 Porter has raised the price of lac teal secretion to 371s cents per gal lon.
 The County Treasurer, pursuant to advertisement, has just paid out $714 for county warrants.
 G. H. Curry, the popular watch maker, left for Prescott, this morning to take a position in T. J. dorgan's jewelrY store.
 One har 0f rOld million va1uod at !