The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-29
MARICOPA MATTERS.
Local Events of the Past
Week.
As They Appeared in the "DaiIy
Herald"
SATURDAY.
Indications are of a rain.


Indications are of a rain.
Rev. G. H. Adams will arrive from
Prescott tomorrow morning.
The General Lee Mining Company
have levied an assessment. See notice
A large number of Phenixits will
be at Maricopa on the morning, to
see the Presidential party.
Has your son been good boyg You
want to present him with a good
cheap Silver Watch. Send to Uncle
Harris, 221 Kearny Street, 5. F.
What is written guarantee? A
written guarantee from Uncle Harris
means one thing, and a written guar
sIntee from others means quite IA diff
ferent thing. If you get any article
from Uncle Harris, he gives you n
written receipt describing the article
and the quality, and if the article is
slot as represented, he returns your
money Remember the numbers,
221 and 702 Kearny Street.
The Star tells of freak of nature.
in Tucson, in the shape of Mexican
child, with two perfectly formed
faces, and says, the faces were set in
an oblique manner upon the head !;
two ears almost Joining where the
nose would be situated upon an ordi-
nary child, separated oaly by a small
tuft of hair. It had four eyes, four
ears, two mouths, and two noses but
unfortunately, for the curiosity of
an inquiring world, the child died.
The father of this child was The Mex
xican who discovered the rich placers
at Superstitious Mountains, fully
published in the HERALD, some
months since.
Last night the largest number of
people gathered together in front of
VIM. Priests store, at Tempe, to
have Republican jubilee. The meet
ing was called to order by Mr.. Priest,
one of Maricopa's next Representa-
tiveS in the legislature. After talking
to the audience for fifteen minutes IN
business and intelligent strain, he
announcedjA1T Isaac, candidate tor the
Council, who held the audience spell
bound, 50 TO speak, for an hour. He
was in one of his happiest moods,
and made by far the best speech of
The campaign. He charged the
Democratic party with being finan-
cIal failure. and proved it, conclu-
sIvefy By their rule in the nation
when they were in power, and espc-
cially in Arizona Territory and in
4 Maricopa county; and concluded by
giving the audience his views as to
what laws should be enacted, and
what should not, and what laws
-shonld be repealed. We judge of the
feelings of the audience by their APP
plause and often cheering. they
were in good sympathy with him,
and endorsed his views F. A Shaw
CLOSED in a neat little speech, as he
only can give, and this was his best.
Suddenly there was connection, and
n little unprepOsseSsion-a man came
10 the stand, shedding his coat as he
came and with loud voice com.
manded, to hold on Jim Barsto had
something to say. He kept his hat
nn-had cold-charged Garfield of
being worse than Boss Twerd,
Isaac wirh being no better than he
ought to be. and Shaw ditto, till the
crowd by immOderate laughter, which
was uncomfortable, laughed him
down.
MONDAY
Eight days more 10 election.
Grant LeBarr has gone to TO96P
G. Hathaway of Prescott is ia the
city.
Ed. Gibson will return from San
Francisco.
NJ. H. Calderwood will arrive from
Aqua Fria and remain until after
election.
E. K. Buler left YESTERDAY morn
ing for the railIoad with his freight
teams.
Gus Becher is in from Pinal on a
few days visit and reports his camp
rs fOnshing.
s. Goldwater, of Prescott, passed
through the city yesterday, on two
months visit to the coast.
The new building being ereced in
the rear of Hanfair & Garcia will
he occupied by lhem in their saloon
bnsines.
r George Harmon, for long time
connected with the Signal Service |
and we'll known, has received his dis
charge and will soon leave for the |
East.
At a meeting of the Board of |
directors of the Salt River canal this (
morning, the price of water was re- |
duced from $2.50 per inch to 50 to 1
shareholders, and 1925 to outsiders.
Professor Kelly has been quite sick /
during the past week. He wishes US
to state that there will be no band |
practice until next Thursday even /
ing.
Rev. G. Fl. Adams arrived from
Prescott yesterday and preached last
evening. He leaves in the morning
Tor the Globe and Tucson country,
after which be will go to Colorado
before returning home.
TUESDAY,,
The ella and Salt Rivers are both
very low.
Charlie Clark has recently taken
unto himself wife at Globe.
Globe has been Incorporated and
Phoenix should follow.
Hon. P.J Bolan, has returned
from an extensive clectioneering trip
The road between Phoenix anu
Maricopa is very dusty and full of
holes.
a large number of handsome resi-
dcnces are being built in the wertern
portion of town.
The cayotes are plentiful nova
days. Several we seen on a recent
trip to SIaricopa.
The San Francisco Stock Report
copies our article on the natural
bridge in Tonic Basin.
There arrived at Maricopa Mon I
day night ten pks of fright weighing
920 pounds for John Anderson, Gil
lett.