The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-16
MARiC0PA MATTERS. Local Events Of the Past
 Week. As They Appeared in the "DaiIy
 Herald"
SATURDAY.

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 RyIand's circus will perform at Tempe Saturday and Sunday nights
 Some fine sofas and lounges are being made at the shop of Carey & Morris.
 NYatermclons, muskmelons, canta- loupes, cucumhrrs, squash and green | corn are among the nice things daily | to be found in the vegetable vendors i basket
 We learn that Pete Nelson lost, by fire, last Wednesday, 5000 pounds barley hay and 10000 pounds of bar | lev. All caused by .somc enc smok l ing q pipe around the stack. MONDAY.
 No water again in the ditchcs this morning.
 Deputy Supreme Chancellor Buck ] left this morning for Prescott having 1
 spent several days in our city and
 com Dlcteti his work of organizing q
 lodge of Knights Of Pythias of four " teen members. The following gen
 tIcmen arc the temporary officers: 8 President, J. T. Alsap; vice presi-
 dent. <. E. Patton; treasurer, E. F.
 Kirkland; secretary, O. W. White.
 We call the attention of the town
 trustees to the fact that about the
 middle of ihe water melon season,
 every year, after thc sJcach becomes N immense from the rotten rinds, they
 have issued orders making the san I diaS vendors clean up afief their days
 sales. Why not issue their order now T T., looks of our plaza by the labor of
 man for q few days in pulling up weeds, cic.. that nave overgTown the walks and ditchcs.
 TUESDAY. Irvine II Co. received this morning q large lot of fine crockery. Roberts Go Ryder received to-day car load of lumber.
 The Rowe Mining Co. have levied their first assessment of ten cents on the share.
 Peralta received today large quan- titles of glass ware of handsome pat terms.
 J. A Anderson, the Gillette, mer- chant, passed through town yester- day bound southward. E. T. Franc, Thos Burt and ". J. Fuller arrived this morning via the Black Canyon road.
 Amillcr for Nathaniel Ross flour mills, East Phoenix arrived by this
 mornings coach.
 The Roster of troops serving in fhe Department of AriZo;1a, commanded
 by Col. 0. B. Wilcox, July l, 1880,
 has been received.
 John w Osborn informs lis many
 friends and the public, that he has
 opened q first class station on the l
 Black Canyon road. Patronizc him.
 The notice of dissolution of the firm
 of Goldman & Co. is to be found in our advertising columns. Charles Altschul retiring.
 II. D. POlhemus has arrived from |
 California and will hereafter occupy l q position as one of the managers of | the firm of Vim. B. Hooper ao Co. | AIr. McChonnachic retiring after the | list. of August.
 A fire recently broke out in the store of Mr Edwards. Tombstone, but i was quickly cxtinguishcd. Mir. Ed wards was for q long time in business in Phoenix.
 Louis GazGlle has received an en- largcd phOlograp of q likeness taken | d5 years ago IL is a handsome piece of work and shows he was good look ing then as well as now.
 Goldberg X Son, who are believers in internal Improvements, will soon commence changing inc interior of their establishment, making it one of the haEdsomcst stores in the city
 St Onge lS Gonzales, the new painters, next the Arcade Brewery, have just done some excellent car riagc painting for E. Meyer. These gentlemen are certainly artists in thci- business.
 Vim. Simmons, one of the oldest trrighiers of Northern Arizona, WAS in town this morning from Prescott He will, this ~ ming, load twenty of his mules with 6.000 pounds of bar ley. purchased from Pete Hoicomc, and a thousand pounds of flour; both for the Tiger mine.
 Mrs. Susie Cox, for the past two years. teacher in our public school, las gone on a visit 10 San Diego, California, but will return 10 again take charge of her school by the first of September.
 Ryland's circus will give a per formance tomorrow night at Fort Mcdowell and expect to return in time to give one here Saturday night. !, Last Saturday and Sunday nights they performed to crowded houses at TemTe.
 Mrs. Harrison has opened a new dresSmaking establishment opposite the telegraph offire She does cut : ting and fitting at short notice and ! al. 0 repairing of ali kinds. Farmers wives can pay for their work in gar U den truck" I
 Chapman, inc man who was con | viCted of murlcrinS soldier at the f Verde and who was sentenced to r be hung and his sentence afterwards g committed 10 imprisonment at the |, Michigan pcnitcnliary, passed through town the other day cn route d for his new home. s
 IL has always been q saying that f Inc summers of Phoenix are each I rear getting cooler. On the Sih Of q Iuly 1879 the thermometer stood at w0 o'clock in inc afternoon, in the |" Military Telegraph Office, at no de Y srce<- This year, same day, hour and C place the mercury marked 9f- n
 Dr. Thomson will soon receive sl Rainbow Color Reflector for stor, ii ii~piay. The most brilliant effects Il ire accomplished by a simple com 1JnatiOn an arrangement of stained '' siIss, light and concave refectoTs ' Enc attraction consists in the move R nent and constant automatic cb#n ges .r '%hibiiing q variety of forms ana in . cripiions and flashing tl,c colors s' many times in ;l minute al
 We have been shown the plans of III two story, ten room. brick house 10 C 'e crcsicd by Judge Porter, on fhe II Q z L /