The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-24
MARICOPA MATTERS.
Local Events of the Past
 Week.
As They Appeared in the Daily
 Herald"
SATURDAY.

r The Epitaph now publishes an
 elght page paper every day.
 Golberg 6 Sons new store will be
 ready for occupancy in few days.
 Jas Stewart and Rev. G. H. Adams
 arc on the Wickenburg stage to ar
 rive this evening.
 Rev. G. II. Adams will preach to
 morrow morning at the Center Street
 Church.
 V. Roscnthal, one of our best mer-
 chants, leaves in few days for San
 Francisco.
 Don't forget that tonight is the regular business meeting of the Re publican Club. A full attendance Is desired.
 A large number Of the people of
 this section arc going 10 Tempe To
 attend the ratification meeting to- ! night at that settlement. Messrs. Norman and Bars;ow. I thoroughbred Democrats, the form I CT from Gila Bend and the latter from Tempe, are visiting the county seat.
 Our job office is at present over
 run with work, which. of course, is owing 10 orr cheap prices and the superior quality of the VI Jril. POlit- ic Il printing speciality, especially large posters.
 Wm. B. Hooper & Co have com menced the erection of q iargc ware house near tli.ir present building, <hich will be used to store oils, can dies, etc, department which has just been added to their business. They will procure thcIr stock from first han6s. and by shipping it in by the carload 'xiiI, with their branches in other parts of the Territory, -soon have complete control of that ! .bus5ncss in Arizona This branch, ! eunEer the management of MessTs. | fPolhesnus d5 Hamilton, is doing -Fell | aali constantly adding to theSr large | '5iss Of customers
 ifha telegraph office at Globe City | ..tarlf 75 cents and i've cents each :, &i 4ljsisnal word; also one at San ;Simoz, N. NJ, tariff 9 cents and one cent each additional word
 .Eenry Orme picked his first boil i sof cotton on the fourth cf September | from stalk of cotton grown on his l farm near PnHnix from Texas cotton seed which he planted on the 1st of ! June. This gentleman has had many years experience in the cotton fields of the Southern States and m derstands the plant well and it is his apinien that it will grow well here, and as it IS worth from three to four times as much as grain to tiie acre 1t stands our farmers well in hand to see to this matter. MT. Orme will next season experiment with some of the cuttings of Sandwich Island cane lately received from Major Hooper, of Sap Fsaaeisea, and distribut ed by she HERALD.
 MONDAY
 The Board of Supervisors meet the first Monday in October.
 Eighty-five men or at work to-day on the Salt River Valley Canal.
 Lots of the boys are being fooled wThom.Ls' charm locket
 E Democrats report an enihus- iastic meeting at Mesa City, last Sat urday evening.
 Tom Hodges has been appointed road-overseer cf District No. 6-thc | Wickenburg section.
 C. B. Woodhead, Of Woodhead q Gay, Los Angeles. leaves to-mOr- row for his hone after spendinsa B few days in Phoenix,
 We found Rube Thomas busilyen gagged this morning reading a book entitled s Orators and Oratory."
 Rev. G. II Adams preached at the Sfrpnf church ga.T,4-r1 ] ing and evening, to large auIepcies.
 The Republicans had a large en- thusiastic meeting at Tempe, Satcr- day evening The brass band of that section was in attendance.
 Dr. Burton, L. S. Army; Samuel Hamilton. and family, Mineral Park F L Brill, Wickeaburg; and James Murphy are registered at the Bank Exchange Hotel.
 w II Reynolds. of Fort Mcdowell has been very sick for the past two weeks. His wife arrived last night from California and immediately left or Fort Mcdowell.
 Several of the Democratic nomi- nees leave the early part of nexr week ou an election tour through l when the Republicans will start out
 Democr dts have nominated ! for Justices of the Peace, M- 4t- Jack $ son, G. H. Rothrock and James Richards; for School Trustees. J. y Bryan, L, Irvine and H. II Linville; : for Consta )le<. Henry Garfas and J- w Blankenship. 
 Ata meeting of the Board Satur day, l.. T. More.Iuuse was allowed $63 % for coffin and burial expenses of George Strong and Leandro Vaca- . Account of J. D. LaRue. w. D. Roundy, making arrest, of Indians, $4- Henry Garfias, constable fees,
 Some funny man has been indu stri- ously supplying our postoffice dur ing the past few days with letters wrongly stamped which has cau>ed our postmaster the trouble of lacking them outside. As no new ones have been deposited in the letter box to- 9 day, up to the hour of gong to press we presume said f. m- has run out of ' material. The Garfield & Arthur Club met t last Saturday evening, pursuant To V adiournment F. A. Shaw, m the II absence of the president, was called ' tn.the chair. and ". Wilkes acted as i: secretary. On motion a warrant was O ordered drawn on the treasurer for i, twenty dollars. to pay the band An order was direeted to be drawn on I the treasurer for the sum of $10 50. to pay for benches furnished the club. On motion, the Finance Com |. mittee was directed to examine the V bill of Roberts tS Ryder, and if ap- i' proved by them. " Irrant 10 be ti drawn m fho f-oaeurP- tC nay the =