The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-24
MARlCOPA MATTERS. Local Events of the Past
 Week. As They Appeared in the 'DaiIy
 Herald"
SATURDAY.

Johnnie Collins leaves this morn
 ing for Tombstone.
 The Celestial who stole the flour
 from Goldman, was to have been sen
 fenced this afternoon.
 The rain last night did consider
 able damage to the roof of the Court
 House, causing it 10 leak badly in
 several places.
 We notice among the list of ar
 rivals at the Baldwin Hotel, San
 Francisco, the name of Chas. E.
 McClintock.
 - Rev. J. A. Merrill will preach in
 the Presbyterian, chapel, south of
 the the public plaza, next Sunday at
 II A. M. and F. M
 Carl Scherer has received a fine
 assortment of French candies for
 the holidays We dot think there is
 better variety in town.
 Mrs Heenan and child, Dr Jenkins,
 H Perkins, " Il Clements, T J Le-
 mont. Jas s Clark and W B Moore
 are registered at the Phoenix Hotel.
 Messrs. Roberts 6 Ryder received last evening large lot of doors and
 sashes from California. They com prise all sizes and are of excellent manufacture.
 J. F. Newcomer, of Toledo, Ohio, fays:-I have been greatly benefited by wearing an Excelsior Kidney Pad, and would recommend all persons troubled with weak kidneys to try it. See 1d0.
 Bliss Nellie Boyd. Miss Maggie | Boyd, Mss Florence Clifford, Miss Jennie Darragh, Little Georgie, G | M Welty, Phileo, H B Emery, o | L Hart, Warren Noble, Chas Meg guier, comprising the Nellie Boyd Dramatic Troupe. and A J Cone, Gus H Ighes and Sam Goldwater are at the Bank Exchange
 The performance of the Nellie
  evening owing to the indictment state of the weather. The per forlnance of "Fanchon, the Cricket" will take place this evening and re ho-e our townspeople will all turn out and give the troupe hearty welcome to the Forest City"
 The notes of the first fish horn of the season struck our ear this after noon- Every juvenile in the place will have one of these diabolical instru- ments of torture within week and we know from woeful experience that the average Salt River urchin is f able to play first cornet on it for all f it is worth. Alas, verIly the holiday { season is at hand.
 The Black Canyen stage did not arrive until 10 30 this morning ow- ing to the heavy condition of the road The following were the pas i, seng7rs: Mrs. Reider, A. Brancom, 4. J. Barnett, M. Veil and ". Veil. .'
 AHC puOliC u1fC stlWAyS Dccu JdCk- n ing confidence in Pawnbroker's c shops, from the fact that they were here to-day and away tomorrow, they having TO regard for the patronage U of their customers, merely trying to u take advantage whenever they could o We must note one exception Tn this . State. and that is the establishment U Ot Uncle Harris, the celebrated Il pioneer, No. 221 Kearny Street, be- r' tween Bush aad Suttcr, San Fran al cisco, Cal.
 MT. E. F. Morehouse, who has al been spending several weeks with It his parents in this place. left for his .li nome in Ariznna on Monday after .N noon last. He was accompanied by o' his sister, Miss Stella A. Morehouse. LII who a few days since made up her Ill mind that the opportunity was an ie admirable one for her to sec the far lo West, and under the persuasive ad- Ill rice of her brother she concluded to III 0 take advantage of it. They go si y the wap of Sacramento, making Is l journey over three thousand miles cl ong. We have the promise LII or an occasional letter for the Observer from Miss Warehouses an eady pen during her absence' di The above, from the Portland, fich-, Observer refers 10 the sister IT f our elIow-townsman, E. F. More tn ousc. Miss Warehouse holds a 1st tn rade certificate emitting her to W. .ach in the commonwealth of Mich as gan, and is a graduate of the Kin w ergarten, Columbus, Ohio Taking thu limited number of pupils, she will So stablish Kindergarten for small be; in this, or some adjoining tir' ,wn- nil
 MONDAY fro The mountains in the distance in DJ ew of Phoenix are covered with LOW. ! Geo. Trcadwell is expected to ar Pa ve from inc Vuiture in few days. Ph e arc sorry to learn that lie is I lite i'll. per H Perkins. Alex Branovin, It II Trc Kendall, P Roach, " fKcene, S J mes, Jno Beattie, WIT Dalbcf and Phi 20 Thompson are registered at the are l9nix Hotel. Y Tho Pbon,ix Rasa Pa1I CInI, bad a rot od practice game yesterday. They gIai omise to give our Mcdowell neigh lool rs good tight match on Christ tick IS. May the best club win. T