The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-24

s Cave Creek, c. E. Philes; Herald p Stanley, eastern s-cpe of the Reno [ Mountains, A. Chaffec, E. Dravo, H.
 M Kendall
 p Mr Jerry Sullivan of Williamson Valley, arrived this morning from San Bernardino with six head of , fine short-horn Durham cattle, bound . for the northern country. They come . frsm the ranch of Jas. Waters, jr,
 and are as fine cattle as there are in
 Arizona. They arc in our corral at present and we invite all interested
 in blooded stock to see them. They
 consist of: roam bull, age four
 years, property of Mir. Gosper,
 weight 2,650 pounds; a red bull three
 years old, belong ing to Mir. Sullivan
 and weighing 2,500 pounds; a year.
 ling bull, 16 months old, property of
 Ed Wells, weight 1850; yearling
 bull, 13 months old. property Of J.
 Lane weight 300; young bull and
 heifer, weighing about 1.2O0 pounds
 apiece, the property of MT. Sullivan
 MT. Sullivan will leave tomorrow
 evening for Prescott with the cattle.
 Miss Nellie Boyd and her favorite
 Troupe are gaining more, and more
 of the good will and appreciation
 ot the people of Pheni3. The ever
 popular and grand society drama of
 East Lynne" attracted a good audi
 ence, and those who absented them selves last evening missed the richest treat that has been given our people from the immense, repertoire of fine dramas. As the wife of Carlyle, Mss Boyd represented the char acters to perfection, in these grand | emotional pathos with which the
 play ab she touched the heart | of many one ID the audience, caus- ing tears to come to the eyes of | several ladies, while two or three.of
 the stranger se5, where eyes had not
 known a tear for years, were at vari- ous times seen to apply their hand kerchiefs to their eyes. Any comment of ours whould be weak when com pared with these facts. Mr. Welty as Dill was as well at home-as he is perfect manager, E Miss Maggie Boyd as Miss CorneIia, was cast to 2. part that suited her above any thing we have seen her in y,t All the other characters were we'll sus- tained. Tonight the famous drama of A Celebrated Case D will be ren- dered, and we el lpect to sec a full house.
 THURSDAY.
 F. T Brown, H. AI. Kendall and A. J. Donnely are at the Phoenix Hotel.
 Rev. G. HAdams has arrived from Prescott on his way to Globe City and Pinal.
 The supper of. the hop.on Christ I mas Eve will be furnished by Ben I Butler. C
 We are iD receipt of invitations to I he Cosmopolitan Club hop on c Christmas Eve. a
 A L Berry, NJ NJ Conn., EP Jen- aIngs, II F Brown,J T Breihollz and L D Merton arc registered at the O Bank Exchange. U
 As before stated, the junIor class of O he Phoenix High School will have n entertainment this evening. The Y, is quite extensive ana :, ye have no doubt but that there will ~ 'e large assemblage. n
 A plain link, smooth pattern, very o- Ieat two ounce gold vest chain, the n 'rettiest and neatest gold chain made, c, worth $55, price $32, at UncleS Har- m is', 221 Kearny Street, between to Bush and Sutter, San Francisco. " The Norvell Base Ball Club of st 'ort Mcdowell will arrive to-mor- m 0w evening, for the purpose of co laying the match game on Satur- nj ay. They will put up at the Bank or Hotel, as guests of the st heniz Club. st Christ. Gerber, Wholesale Hard re are, Toledo, Ohio, says The Ex- lal ,lsior Kidney Pad has accom- an ished more for my wife in three bl eeks than all the medicine she has us ken in three years. Refer all skep- fiji cs to me-See -ddU. an We learn that John Duke, of Pres ne tt, and partner, whose name we an , moi know, will soon arrive from oI rescott to engage in the grain busi- WI .ss at this point. Mir. Duke is an th' .cellent and enterprising gentle co' an and we bid him welcome to our ha ly. to The installation of officers of Ari- ,' |n, na Lodge, Free and Accepted asons, will lake place at the Lodge .a pom on Monday evening next at o'clock. All Master Masons in
 od standing are invited to be pres
 t and bring with them their lady I ends. in The performance of the "Cclc- Ro ated Case" by the Nellie Boyd Lei oupe, last evening, was excellent.
 Ich and all of the actors carried Alb t their several parts well. To- Es; ght will be devoted entirely to ( nedy, and the ever-popular play
 Kathleen Mavourneen, and that
 lring, side-splitting farce, Solon TT ingle, with the inimitable Hart in n- , title role, will be given. As this E