The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-29

The Pima Indians have accused
l the Yuma Indians of horse stealing
and notified them unless they return
the stolen animals promptly they
will have to fight.
This afternoon Judge Porter de-
cided that a residence of six months
in the Territory entities a person to
registration. Registering officers
themselves accordingly.
Unclaimed letters for Antonio
Guerrero, ] C Smith, Nasefor Tru-
jIllo and Wallace w Gaines and a
returned letter addressed to Cristo5al
Vega are in the Postoffice Call for
advertised letters, G. Z. Mowrey, p.
81.
The Phoenix Base Ball Club have
reorganized for the season of 1880
| with the following officers: S. E.
Patton, President and Captain; D.
Goldberg, Secretary, Z. B. Kirkland,
| Treasurer. the club propose send
| ing to Chicago for a uniform and are
open to challenge from any club in
the Territory.
Miss Clara Ethel Shaw, who ar
rived in Phoenix, October 25th, 1880,
ut o'clock p. N. sends a greeting TO
the friends and acquaintances of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. f. 4. Shaw,
and would be pleased TO
cultivate their acquaintance. add to
their happiness and extend her own
usefulness.
John E Anderson. Assistant Sec
rotary of the Territory, who is on
visit to his old home-Ohio-writes
from Albuquerque that the A. e p.
r. r., although having their head
quarters at Albuquerque, occupy the
track of the A. t. & 5. F. r. II. for
eleven miles and then come west.
They have constructed 4S miles from
where they leave the other railroad
and are building one mile day.
WEDNESDAY.
Four new advs in to-days paper.
4 few days more and the agony of
political hope and fear will be over
CT. Daily, receiver of the land
office at Florence has two notices in
this issue.
II ones foresight was as good as
ones hindsight, many calamity
would be averted.
The political barometer indicates
fair weather for tie Republicans and
dark cloudy weather for the Democ-
racy.
Several men passed through yes
terday for the placer diggings, above
Wickcnburg. They are from Cali
fornia.
There are about twenty five voters
at MaricOpa every one of which will
be cast for Stewart if they are prop
erly registered.
A. Decker's number on the great
register is 800. That is also about
the number of votes he will run
ahead of Hayden
A rousing Republican meeting
will be held at Tempe on tomorrow
evening and one on the plaza,
Phoenix, Saturday evening.
Andrew J. Coffee, of San Francis
co, Commissioner of Deeds for Ar
iona, Conveyancer and General
Business Agent, advertises his card
in this issue.
James Waters, jr., San Bernar-
dino, gives notice in this issue OF
his fine heard of short horn cattle.
Those desiring to purchase blooIcd !
stock will take notice.
The census enumeTators of Arlzo- |
ma ere receiving their vouchers and |
quickly returning them with their |
They may look for their
money about November 10Th.
We neglected at the time to men |
tion the receipt of the the second |
number of the Arizona Quarterly. |
1t is a great improvement on the |
first, the most marked change being
in the engravings.
The very manly and quiet tleport-
ment of Hon. NJ. ". Stewart in con
nectIon with his evident great abili-
ty and practical common sense. while
in this place, has won for him gold
en- opinions from this community.
c. T. Rogers, one of the cattle
kings of Northern Arizona, has been
with us for several days, and has
made a sale of cattle to Baliz &
Kelly. We have the money here and
they the cattle up north, and we are
willing to exchange
A very few ballots viii settle the
question between candidates in many
cases. Republicans remember this.
Many a defeated candidate for Office
has had occasion to regret a want of
Il little more energy and effort dur-
ing the canvass.
The statement made yesterday by
Us that Judge Porter had decided
that a six months residence in the
Territory entitled person to regis
tration and a vote, was mistake.
Growing ont of the Judge and having
simply advised that, if Judges,
French and Silent had decided to
hat effect and the registering officers
in other counties were entering on
he Great Registers OF their counties
hat class of persons, the Recorder
here might do tile same.
The HERALD has endeavored to
conduct this canvass with fairness
md if any Measurements have oc-
,urred they have bcen mistakes and |
lot Intentional. Up TO date the only
mistake we have given publicity to,
o our knowledge, was the item of
asst week in regard to Mr.. Orm,
he democratic candidate for sheriff,
n hisroad building operations in this
.ounty. We stated Mr.. Orm was
me of the commissioners who hand
lied $24, 500 of county money, while
he fact is he was on the commission
hat spent $4,000 of Territorial
money. We wrote our item ON the
tatement of an old residenter, who !
hOuld have known better, and we
make the correction.
THURSDAY.
Stage superintendent Stewart has
from the north.
Charles Cushman has returned
rom n fritN n Tom 1,cf