The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-15

ent of the Vulture Mining Company
and has no thoughts of resigning as
lately stated by a Prescott news
paper.
Our Office has just received large
quantity of script type, and are,
therefore, better than ever prepared
for doing wedding cards, ball invi-
tations, and visiting cards
The Agricultural fair of the Sixth
District of California will be held
in Los Angeles from Oct, to 90
Governor Fremont is expected 10 be
present to deliver the annual address
President Hayes party is also ex-
pected to be present at least one
day.
The Republican club at Maricopa
is in Il fiourishing condition. Weekly
meetings are held, the order of bust
ness being speaking and the reading
Of paper prepared by committee
of two, and contains political scraps
gathered through the week. The
following are its officers: President
VIM Vandiver. Vice President ".
F. CottreIl, Secretary North Wilcox,
Treasurer 4. Venton, Sergent-at
arms II. w. Hilson.
TUESDAY,.
Marshall Dake leaves for LONE in
the morning.
George Lount, of Prescott, is Wis
.iting his brother.
Col Smith, posttrader at Fort Nc
Dowell, IS in the city.
a party of Tonic Basin pcople ar
rived in town yesterday.
Messrs. Bostwick and Boone arriv-
ed this morning from the Tiptop.
F. W. Blake and wife Will arrive
on this evening coach or their way
to California.
The rates for special dispatches
has been doubled by the Military |
telegraph line, and hard work to get |
them at that.
The sale of property of the Wool
-sey estate has been postponed until |
the 18th of November.
Mr. Birch. who is associated with
Judge Porter ia the Excursion mine
is spending a few days in town.
A subscription paper is being
passed around to raise funds to i'm
prove the road over the Reno Noun
ffains.
The weather is getting too cold for
dce,sc friend Lount Will have 10 hang
up his shingle until the warm wealth
ev comes again
The funeral OF WV. Stewart
took place to day at two o'clock from
The residence of John Il Isaac. The
pacceased was 50 years of age.
The Agency of the Bank of Arizo-
ma has received four bars of silver
bullion, valued at $1,000 II IS from
the Signal mine, Mohave county.
All the criminal cases will be tried {
at this term Of the District cout, but
by request number of civil cases
have been continued until an ad-
fourned term, November Sth. :
The masque ball next Friday eve {
ming promises TO be the finest evcrt
in our social world that has ever
taken place in our pleasure loving {
city.
Phoenix will soon add town
pump to its already great and varied
ATTRACTIONS. The location Of the same
lis our beautiful plaza. The money
bgas raised by subscription by Mr.
Roundy, and Mr.. Abbott will put the I
pump in working order in few days
WEDNESDAY.
Deputy Sheriff Gleason is in from ,,
Mcmillan I
Ira Stroud has returned from the
Vulture country. !
Mcssrs- Shrine and Pomeroy were /
in from Mesa city.
J. W. yanSlyck. L. S. District At
torney is in attendance on Court.
Mrs. J. W. Clark and child have 4
returned from an extended Eastern
"trip. :
Several weddings have taken place
during the week among our Mexican
population. ]
Professor Treadwell informs us a
that three more nuggets, worth S42, \
$S2 and $1Gj, have been taken out
|of the placers above Wickeuburg. ]
Large quantities of fine gold is being I
taken ont every week.
Mrs. Hennessy is going to dance
being barndoor jig, etc, and sing
songs, where the panorama is, this
|evcning at 8 o'clock, for the benefit
|Gf some orphans whose mother is 0
dead, and whose father is in bad Ii
health 5
We have been shown two ears of 4
corn-ihe sweet and western yarie- o
ties-from Birch's ranch, in Green p
Valley These ears were very large II
and healthy looking. and were pick p
ed at random. Corn grows to a high b
state of perfection at this place, but r
IS not much cultivated owning to II
scarcity of market. e
VIM. u. Boyer. an old settler from u
the UpperSalt river called this morn :
ing on the HERALD. He reports ev- "
erythiag progressing in his section. 7
His people are very much in need of u
better mail facilities, which they VIII \
get if Stewart is elected His pre- :,
cinct will poll about sixty votes. Mr.. 7
Boyer has taken out n ditch that will
carry 1000 inches and is now at work
on a second ditch half the size of the 7
former one. Every thing grows 10 q
perfection in his sectioe he raises ali =
The tobacco necessaryfor his own use :,
which he pronounces of excellent !.
quality, and as he was raised IN Nir- .
ginia he is "A judge, some of the :,
leaves have grown to a width of II u
inches. y
THURSDAY. Y
The Grand Jury has made par t;
tial report. p
Hon. VIM. Isaac has gone TO Sey- y
mour, where his daughter is lying -
dangerously i'll. II
r II. Paul, the Republican NOM f
inee for Sheriff Of Pima county IS q
in the city on commercial business e
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