The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-04
From Thursday's Daily.1

Don't forget the circus
 RotLrock took photograph of the HERALD property few days since
 Major Dake, U. s. Marshal, leaves this evening for San Francisco.
 Sat River bacon at Irvine's; re'ail I21s cts, wholesale 10 cts. *
 Our biographical sketches are 2 permanent feature of this paper and will appear weekly.
 Coats has a circulating library which contains works to suit all tastes.
 Our friend Jack Walters has rccov- cred from his severe sickness and is out once more.
 Deputy Sheriff Blankenslip had six of his prisoners out yesterday re- pairing streets.
 Hon. J. D. Rumburg is visiting Apache county. The Prescott papers say he is seeking stack ranch.
 A man who has been working for Pete Holcom was yesterday relieved of several dollars by drunk ''roller." !"
 On Thursday last twenty-onc bars of bullion valued ali s36,000, passed through Phoenix from the Tip Top mine.
 Henry Ellis will return in week or so from Ssn Francisco where he has been laying in stock of goods for his Phoenix establishment
 Tom Waterman and II. L. Gchman have removed their respective busi= nesses to the brick building above Thompson & Thibodo's drug store.
 The DAILN MORNING HERALD commenced wish quite large out side circulation, which is expected to be largely increased inside the next three months.
 Parties desiring the ''bonds Of mat rimony heretofore existing be dis solved" will be about as numerous in the present term of court as in the last legislature.
 We see by the San Francisco Bul- letin of the 27, that our esteemed fl = low citizens, M Asher and Charles Goldman are at the Windsor in that city.
 Geor ge Hamlin now has his liv cry stables and corral as conveniently arranged as any place in Arizona, Call and see him adjoining Gardin- er's Hotel.
 The water came booming dawn the different canals Monday evening, fuli head having been turned on Thc late rain has wet down suffic- iently for blowing purposes.
 Tine Chinese celebrated another of their holidays Monday evening. Firecrackers and salutations were the order of exercises. In the even- ing they isdulged in the game of yet, ga, sam, etc, while they drank their gin.
 Chickens roost high in Ph9nix but not high enough for the light fingered Celestial as one of that class was caught robbing a roost of a fine broiler for his New Year dinner. But alas, he was caught and received a severe kicking.
 The old Kentucky Log Cabin whis- ky of which Jno R Dall & Co are the Pacific Coast agents is rapidly becom ing the Whisky of Arizona. Wherever introduced it has immediately be- come the favorite and continues in l the front rank,
 Superintendent Cushenbury and J E. Durkce arrived here from Sey- mour last evening. They brought down three bars of gold bullion val. ued at over $6,a00. the result of six day 5 run. The miae presents be- ter appearance than ever before.
 On Saturday evening last Ryland & Mowry's circus, with an entirely new corps of performers, gave its first nights exhibition in our city to ! large and appreciative audience. Its array of talent is great and varied, md to be fully appreciated needs to be seen. Madame Elena Ryland sus- aimed well her reputation of being one of the best equestriennes of the lay. The Perez Brothers cannot be in daring gymnastic and lcrobatic fcats, any more than Senor Gutierrez can be equalled in acts on he flying trapeze; or, the German Sampson in cxehibitions of strength Master Walter, the Young America ,lown, in conjunction with the fanci- ul grimaces of tlc monkeys, and ricks of the trained dogs, kept the Ludience throughout the entire even- ng conyulsed with side splitting aughteFi Auotherperformance will 'e given tonight, which We would