The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-13

| HeS ICuIU ID C1.S or His I)DCAClS, tIliit ae evidently had taken from some ;loihes line, as it was damp, as if il had been washed and then hung out l O dry. He gives his name as Charlie Cox, and says that it was | through q mistake that he got into i Irs W@sscll's; that he Was looking 1 for another house. Be that as ii may, ne will probably get few days. and no doubt the lesson will teach him be careful in the future where he goes.
 TEDc1EsDAY.
 There is q movement on foot 10 or S;lnize a military company.
 Now is the time that the small boy singeth the song ot the satermelon.
 Henry ,,Iorgan, who was so badly beaten hy Indians short time since Is liaprov.Eg-
 This mornings Black Canyon stage was filled to ovei flowing with fleeing Prescottites.
 Last evening the Band gave Miss Loubt and Miss Rena Barton a scre- made in honor of Miss BartOn's return from 8 trip 10 the mountains
 Becher's new brewery building is being pushed forward to completion as rapidly as possible. The walls being nearly completed and portion of the flooring laid.
 Rev. c. IT. Adams, Superintendent Of the Methodist Church in Arizona, came in from Prescott on this morn ing's Black Canyon stage He has gone to Tempe Co spend d few days.
 Professor Kelley has received an other lot of new music for the Bani among which are Songs from Heaven" by Strauss, and tie Turk ish Patrol" by Tn. Michaiis. With Prof. Kelley as their teacher the boys will undoubtedly have the boss band of the Territory.
 In our article yesterday about the Chinaman who was suspected of having leprosy, we inadvertently stated that our reporter was informed that 1t was located "the other side of the Bank Exchange Haiel," when ii should have been il Murphy's old stand.
 A drunken Mexican walked up 10 the bar Of one of our frSt-class saloons last evening, called for 9 drink and upon being supplied with the liquor proceeded 10 invite all Of his friends to have drink cut of the glass, after going all round walked up to the smiling barkeeper and in a grando-eioquent manner informed the mixer of drinks that he wouldn't pay for it. The last seen of him he was looking for beefsteak to plaster up his eyes.
 Programme for this evenings open air concert, on the Plaza. Little Glacic Quicksiep. ...---W Webb Rank and File Quickstep. .Wicgand Bumuicr's Q-iickstep-. Webb CurHclia Waltz .Tikoff Passion Flower Quiokstep. Bilse High Private Quickstep .... Keller Sweet Memories Waltz. Keller Rouser Gallop. Keller Imperial Quicksfep.- Keller Here's Health Galiop. .Roilinson
 Concert to commence at : 30 sharp.
 C. H KELLY,
 Band Master.
 THURSDAY
 The Miner is agita;ing the division of the Territory.
 c. H. Naylor has gone 10 Hot Springs near San Bernardino On a vacation.
 The Bulletin speaks of Yapapar co-11tv 1 rivo0a Will SO;,lp Oto infGiIl Us where it is?
 The Band gave their regular con- cercert on the Plaza last evening The nOys treated the audience tn seY- eral new selections, which were rea- dered in fine style. We learn that MT. A. J. 8IcNeil has received Il fine business sign which he will swing to the breeze in g few days, in front of his placo of business IL was painted ia San Jose, Cal, and i5 a fine specimen of the painters art. Republicansl don't forget the primaries Saturday. Turn out in force and see that none but men that are known to be good and true are elected delegates to the Convention. Upon the purity and honesty of the i nominees of the Convention rest our 1 hopes of success. We want men thst i the enemy can cast no tint of wrong l upon t:ieir escutcheOn. With such l men as our standard bearers we can | and will march onward to the most | glorious victory ever won by any ! party ill this Territory.