The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-24
From Mondays Daily HERALD.

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 From Mondays Daily HERALD.
 Tom Sherman is home again.
 L. J. Webster, 8 merchant of Globe arrived this morning.
 Dr. Arnold Of San Diego is spend ing q few days in Phoenix.
 J. T. Priest and Judge Durham are in from Tempe.
 What has become of our salt works in the eastern part of the county?
 A large number of locals ar d Mon days court proceedings crowded out.
 D. McNutt and c. J. Kaighan left on the Black Canyon stage this morning for Prescott.
 JB. Hawley, manager of the branch house of Jno. R. Dall & Co., at the Peck mine arrived yesterday.
 "Jim" Stewart, the stage Superin- tendent is back again. He appears to do the work of three men and still he seems happy.
 II. W Klein, a good hotel keeper, and known 10 everyone that ever travelled on the s. P. R. R., is inspect ing Phoenix.
 J. s. Crosley, of tie firm of Crosley Ss Kelly, Oakland, arrived this morn ing, and will make q short stay among us.
 John Kelly, one of our 'solid men left this morning for Maricopa, to meet his wife who is to arrive by this evenings train.
 Gilmer Saulisbury & Co.'S stage from Maricopa, arrived this morning with eleven passengers, all for Phe- nix. No through passengers.
 Hon. J. J. Gosper, Territorial Sec crctary and senior proprietor of the HERALD, will arrive by this evenings coach from the Capital, enroute East.
 J. \. Ellis, a brother or the gentle men of that name in the mercantile business in this city, has arrived and intends becoming a permanent resi- denter.
 MT. Rouse of Tonto Basin, and owner of one of the best mining claims ill that section is in town on his way to Maricopa to meet his wife.
 Frank Fouqua left this city for Tombstone in company with MT. Ashley Tasting and not Felix Dees as was reported in these columns. The correction is made by request.
 J. D. Monihon and wife have re- turned home after five months visit l among friends and relatives east His visit was one of enjoyment and pleas ure from beginning to the end.
 NI Asher & Bro. received, a few days since, the first of 25,OOO pound | shipment of goods As there was a break for few days in our report | after the washout, this arrival was not noted.
 A. Barnett oi Barnett & Block is in from Maricopa- He informs us that his last shipment of wheat was 105,- GOO pounds or 5000 more than re ported. Next Monday, this firm will ship five cars more-100,000 pounds This wheat is raised by the Indians, and is of very fine quality.
 The four mile race at Roberts race course, on Saturday, was won by Lady, owned by J. II. Myers, by over one hundred yards; Katie Pease held the second place, with grass hopper third, and Pirata fourth. This result was anticipated, as in the betting the horses held the same places as those in which they came in After the four mile race spurt of half a mile took place be- tween colt owned by Mir Stroud and bay belonging to MT. Potts, for fifty dollars a side. This was won by the bay by about half length.
 Tripp and Covington, the young men connected with Wakefield in the capture of Bouton, have arrived in San Diego to receive their trial. Wakefield, it will be remembered, was killed. The Tunes of San BernaFdine gives the cause that led te the attempt at Kidnapping to-be the attempt of Bouton to cheat the mother of Wakefield out of two thirds of the purchase price of ranch at San Jaclnto. Tke courts had been appealed to but no redress could be obtained and the son wrath full at the attempt to cheat his mother, conceived the plan of holding Bou- ton captive, until proper restora- ton was made.
 From Tuesdays Daily Herald.
 The Club House cigar man is in town.
 The restaurant next to Ganz's hotel