The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-12

70 S-s7z2gs5sisiy iy-,------ March 1s. 1879
 szEo2sAL ET25Es.
 sea:iael: Tie amateur theatrical
 troupe of Prescott is said to have
 "busted mp" The kissing was too
 natural.
 A blackboard, weighing 5000
 pounds, has arrived at the end of the
 railroad for R. Il Paul, Wells, Fargo
 < Co.'S detective
 c. D. Tyng in the last Sentinel gives
 a fou1-coIumn description of a pas
 sion play, witnessed by him at Mad
 rid, Spain, in 1875.
 Proposals will be received until
 March % fer furnishing the Silver
 King mining company with wood
 for tie following year.
 Citizen: There are gay times in Arivaca country. There have been of late numerous arrivals ofSonora fam iles, and the baile is now of weekly occurrence.
 l Kearns & Griffith are now running new tour horse concord coaches be- tween the terminus of the s. P. R. R. and Tucson, and are using every eff fort to make passengers comfortable.
 Senttnez. Southern Pacific rail road posters have been put up in eastern cities advertising it's route to: Maricopa Wells, all rail, May, 1879; Tucson, all rail, January, 1880; Me silla, all rail, January, 1882.
 Secretary Gosper is trying 10 make arrangements to rent the old county buildings on Cortez street, for the purpose Of using them as Territorial offices and library, instead ofthe rooms now occupied in the school house.
 Star: Conundrum: Pima coun- ty warrats are worth So cents on the dollar, and the parties purchasing them pay in money worth 85 cents on the dollar, what is the discount on our county warrants?
 Enterprise: The Citizen thinks the s. P. E. R. Company, would build a railway to Prescott were they sure of getting the 8400,00O in bonds. Well they can come or. Tho bonds will ne paid as the law directs.
 Cjtizea., The Company of cavalry which is now in the neighborhood of Arivaca, is that commanded by Cap tain Ra'ferty; and the object of their visit is said t2 be the establishment of post sonAewhere in that vicinity.
 -Nt.sr: FQr. regularity and great we would refer the reader i to Gilmer 6 salisbury's stage line, which is under Supervision of James Stewart, one of the best stage men on the Pacific Coast, where the very best can be found.
 Enterprise: One good thing was accomplished by the last Legislature lis wholesale system Of divorces made such a noise and created such sensation that all the papers in the country are now giving the Territory ! great amount of gratuitous adver- ising.
 The first R R. newsboy in Arizona, Michel Gill, came in on the train on Wednesday last and continued on to he front. His brother Henry went hrough the next day. They are both n'erprising and clever lads, and the 'ehtiae5 wishes them both success nd prosperity.
 Articles of incorporation ofthe Rio 4rande and Colorado River Bridge | were filed with the Secre- aly of New Mexico on the Sth ofFeb- uary. The initial points Plaza Blan- . 2, in BerDarnillilo county. and rans ? Ia Wingate and Prescott to Fort U lohave, Arizona. -i Enterprise. If somebody were to II uild mill Tn Prescott or vicinity ., 'r the purpose of working gold ores. =, nough bullion could be shipped ,, lOnthly to make good showing and =. ay well The gold quartz in this q is rich enough to pay -, 'r working and wil eventually do C lore fer Prescott than any other class -. w mines.
 Nincr: The people are beginning r, ask for inc new laws just passed l., hey are to be printed in book form, IT ld when done, furnished to the var f. us Justices of the Peace and other ~, 1icials l. takes some time 10 get a- is work done, as il has been decided =. send the work to California for -, ,ecution. Alce slamce Clontee Sup % isee af Ntner: \ letter from Ifactberly E. date February 2slh. slalcs that at Il. Kingsley was shot and killed re thas place on the morning of the hi th, by P C. McArthcr, night watch ty. an at the mill The examination II AIcArther was to have taken plaae nl the ssh. The general impression m Iha; Kingsley provoked the dfstur- th nee which caded in his death. to Jfiner: There seems to be a general tn