The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-09

tongue cannot express our gratitude we set down by those bottles and wept.
 Alex GrayGen, of Wickenburg, in forms the HERALD's readers that he iS located at WickenbuTg and is pre- pared to do anything in the black smith line. After bu -ipess eXper fence of 13 years in Arizona he is pretty well acquainted and those who know him not we will vouch for him.
 THURSDAY.
 The price of hauling paupcrs for burial is s 50, and collins SIP.
 Don E. Abbott's family have re- turned to California.
 Goldman < Co. can give steady employment to four-horse team.
 Dr. A. J. Thibodo and family. of Prescott, left by last nights stage for Nevada.
 A special convocation of Arizona Chapter No. 1 will be held tonight nigh. for work in the fourth Degree.
 Ira Stroud and X. H. Peoples have opened their new saloon at the Nult- ure mine.
 Judge Bolan yesterday sent Charles Howard to jail for ten days for drunkenness.
 An awning is being erected in front of the places of Soman & Heinc, Frank Purcella and Wm. Holland. Miss Sarah Osborn will leave for Prescott in a few days. and remain 1 during the warm weather. Carl Schcrer is expecting his l daughter, from Innerendancc, Cali ! fornia, cn to nights coach. [ Rains for the past two nights has cooled the atmosphere, and makes living much pieasanter.
 Several barrels Of beer for E. Kirk land, FultIre, arrived yesterday, and are awaiting reshipment. This Is good weather for beer.
 One of the best things in the eat ing line arc those French pruncs at Morgan x Cos. We know what we are talking about because we have been there.
 Frank Cox has been appointed clerk ot the Board of Supervisors, ln place of his father, 1. Ii. Cox, re- signed.
 James II. McNcil, from Carson City, arrived yesterday, and intends 10 permanently locate in Phoenix, and enter into the harness business.
 The Fourth of July committee col lccted S291 80. and spent $274 in eel ebrating the fourth. This leaves $7 So on hand, which is to be carried over to next years fund.
 Robert Carley is in from Tempe, and reports everything flourishing in his locality. He will have 1ipe grapes in about nine days, which will, no doubt be the first Of the sea son
 That other paper" in its super visors' proceedings yesterday, stated $5 for examining an insane man. The amount was $50, cf' course it was q mistake.
 Rev. Vim. Bfeyar, Presbyterian Minister, of Phpnix. was married ia New York City. July list, to Miss Lillie Flynn. Tine happy couple will return to this city about the first of September. Waiermelons are coming in in large quantities. In few days sweat potatoes will be in the market and peaches, grapes and figs plentiful by the fist ot August and all raised within few miles of Phoenix. John Osborne will have building completed in few days on the Black ! Canyon road near the Grand Canal that he intends occupying as 6 store and saloon; corral will also be run in connection.
 Major Veil is in from Cave Creek, and reports the mines looking better than ever, and the work of develop men being pushed forward as fast as possible. The mill has been com. pelled to shut down, owing to the impossibility to secure teams for transportation of the quartz.
 Deputy Supreme Chancellor Buck has arrived from Prescott, for the purpose of organizing lodge of Knights of Pythias in this city. A meeting was held Wednesday evening a committee appointed 10 report next Friday night, regarding the advisi- bility of starting a lodge.
 Carter Tevis, of San Francisco. has been admitted as 8 member of the firm of William B. Hooper & Co.,, since July 1st- This firm now con sists of Major Wm. B. Hooper, James Aud, JnO. Carr and Carter Tevis, and their establishments number many, and extend from San Francisco to the Rio Grande.
 The delinquent tax list for the years 1876, TT, '7S and 'T9, charged to A. D. Lemon, district attorney, were examined by the Board of Su- pervisors, and found to be correct, and the money collected properly paid over. On the delinquent list of 1879, the sum of $7-S06 2S has been collected and paid to the Treasurer, including percentage.
 Our local item of the Tempe cele- bration was crowded out at the proper time Those who attended report an excellent time, picnic and dance furnishing a good time for all. Music by the Phoenix and Tempe Brass Bands, and speeches. A grand lunch was spread at noon. The danc- ing was III the open air at Che grove, on platform, and was carried into a late hour next morning.
 W. ". Snyder. of Rumble Bee, one of the best stations ill Arizona, re- turned home this morning, after days stay with us, having been brought down to fix up his bond as postmaster at his station. He thinks about fifty men will find employ ment in Black Canyon, near his place, placer mining after this rain. When he passed Gillette the Tiptop mill was running night and day.
 The Treasurer's report for the quarter ending June 30, 1880, shows s ,893 Fl delinquent taxes paid into fba fraa SI1rv 6uripR fbo orartar. Ii