The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-03
EaARIC0PA FEATHERS. Local Events of tiie Past
 Week. As They Appeared il inc "Dai:Y
 Herald"
SATURDAY..

chant, and wife passed through this morning.
 Charlle Vandcver is over from Maricopa, attending 10 ;ranspor.a- ton business.
 Nessrs. Thomas. Pinm, Grecnhaw and Kirkland have gone on a hunt up the river fe~ miles.
 Martin Roach, the cooper, is kept busy on work in his line. and is turn ing out good quality Of work
 Charlie Goldman hss returned from trip to Tucson and Tombstone and reports considerable activity in ;hose scetions.
 1T. Goldberg < Son have received the finest assortment Of secds ever brought to this valley They cOm- prise every variety
 To-day James R Smith and chas H Veil went to make final proof be- fore the Probate Judge of the two quarter sections advertised in the HERALD.
 Dominguez, who was executed yesterday, was buried this morning. Hope something can be douc to bring his companions in crime to justice
 By a letter received from MT. JlaIes 5y dr Hazeltine, this morn ing, VIC learn that that gentleman las been very sick since his arrival in San Francisco and on the date of the letter had for the firsl time been able to leave his room.
 We learn of q cr,lel case of dcser- tion and rnal;rea.ment on inc part of q 5,r. F.e:chcr, who has been liv- ing i1 ilis city for tine past two s months. residing in the southern N pari Cf town. A5 we learn the item, !. the husband had been ill the habit of ]
 1li-treating his wife, and on last
 Wednesday took two of three horses. !, and some cash belonging to his wife |, and lit out. as is supposed, for Tex as- Mrs Fletcher is at present stop ping with Mrs Morehouse.
 ST. Garcia, who took eight Indi-
 ans, four from Yuma and four from this city, to California and the East, last May, for racing purposes, is again in Phoenix and reported that the runners will be back in 2 few days. Their trip was very success ' ful, in all their races they losing but orc- They saw many sights, so much they say it will take them a i month to tell their people They are clad in the most modern style, but no doubt will go back to their primitive custom, as did those who returned some months ago, they im- mediately donning the shawl and breech-clot.
 The attendance at the Knights of Pythias' hop last evening was larger than before, and apparently more ,60joyed, if possible Everybody ,
 r and pleased with one another.
 Following are the names of those
 were present:-Dr. J. T. Alsap md wife, Miss Rella Murray, Col. $. E. Patten and wife, Judge ". 4. Hancock and wife, Miss Mable Han- cock, G. F. Coats and wife, Miss Laura Coats, Y. Hcrrick and wife, . J. Lutgerding and wife, 2. I. Fuller and wife, O. P Roberts aaa wife, Dr. o. J. Thibido and wife, T. c. Riggs. Miss Hattie Lount, R. F. Kirkland, Miss Rodgers, Miss Woods, Owen Kellogg, J. Thaiheinicr aid ; O. ". White. During the interniis- , sion ihe brave Knights received handsome surprise in the form of half 9 dozen different kinds of cake, and the most delicious ever produced ' ly any artist Of fEe culinary depar.- rent in henix or elsewhere, 10 which they done ample justice as in the days Of chivalry, together with refreshments furnished by the Lodge ] The presentation of cake was made by a delegation of ladies consisting [ of Mrs. Thi5odo, Mrs. Pat.en, Hrs Coats, Mrs. Herrick and Mrs. CtI f lins, to whom they extend their many, many thanks, and hope 10 recipro- !, cate Dancing was kept up until 12 Q midnight, sharp, when all pro nounced the evenings pleasure never excelled and equal unknown.
 MONDAY | Don [. Abbott has returned from Tucson. r The churches were well attended n yesterday. V Judge Porter leaves tonight tor h Yuma, to open court. BIT. IcConnachie passed through this morning for Prescott. | John Wear has sold his blacksmith shop and premises to Luhrs & Her n FicK. The Sunday School concert whici, b Tas set for next Thursday evening n has been put of ono week. G The Red Men will give ho. q Wednesday evening which. from th, q preparations, promises to be an en- oyable affair.
 Mir. Byers brought down to-da.
 rom Bradshaw II ounces of goIs malgam. IL is from the vicinity oi be Del Pasco mine. By a private letter received from
 lev. c. II Adams, we learn that tha
 fntleman will be in Pheaix tb, lrly parL of next month.