The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03

Miss Blake, Master Eddie Blake,
 Neri Osborn, Miss Sadie Osborn and
 q man from China are on the Wick
 enburg stage to arrive this evening
 Long nights will soon be here and
 Morgan tG Co are daily expecting
 car load of coal oil in anticipation
 of the desire of our people 10 throw light upon the various subjects un- der discussion.
 N Roscntha, will visit San Fran
 cisco this month and while there will
 purchase goods for several new de-
 partments for his establishment, 1 making his place one of the best and
 most complete business houses this side of Los Angeles.
 Vim. Taplin yesterday presented
 the HERALD with a small ca ke of soap made from water from the So d;i Springs in Black Canyon, about 50 miles north of Phoenix. It con
 1ains the properties of the best toilet soap and will, in the future, prove of value 10 its owner, who has reached | this successful result after a years experiment. The only chemicals used are those used i'll solidifying the
 water.
 Slankard's fhrcsher will finish it's l la5Ors this afternoon, the other ma chimes having stopped several days since; thus completing the work of harvesting in this Valley, for the | present season.
 MT. Priest, 3 prominent Tcmpeite i fc fI,a f.ity- IT,. has. 1I | from trip to Prescott and Vulture. He reports things at the Vultur- | lively, and the pipes working well, and a promise of water 10 the mine in about four days.
 The regular weekly Upcn-air con cert last night, was well rendered, and appreciated by our citizen. Three new pieces. more difficult than any previous ones, were performed, show ing that the boys arc progressing under the charge of Prof. Kelly
 A correspondent in the Citizen growls because the s. P k. R. charge way passengers from Tucson to Ben son five cents per mile. Nothing like the days when stage coaches charge five times that price for nak- ing one-ffth the time for the ''old settler" ofihis blooming country.
 No more use walking the streets all night 10 save the price of be l, because A. J. McNcil has just re- ceived a large lot of cot frames. wLich he will cover and sell at cheaper prices than such articles have ever been sold before in this town.
 Postmaster Mowery yesterday re- ceived despatch authorizing the | carrying of mails by the Black Can {! yon route seven times week A | few days since service was cut down l on this route from six to three times ! per week. Supplying the mineral l country ii does the present order is just.
 We learn that Thomas Sherman will run ss an independant candidate for Siieriff; MT. Sherman has filled i positions in The sherif7s in Califor- nia and also in this county. and now fills the responsible position of Dep uty United States Marshal. He has host of warm personal friends in all portions of Naricopa county, and will make better time that scored by St. Julien in his recent race back east.
 Our mercantile friend, H. GolI- berg, yesterday showed us a beauti- rul specimen of ore taken from the Silver Queen mine, in the Texas Rill District, of which he is one Of the owners. This property is pro- nounced by experts 10 be very rich and will pay from the ''grass roots down MT. Goldberg expects on his next visit to California to make ar engagements for working the proper ty. This gentleman also owns a val uable mine in Tombstone and one in the DragoOn mountains.
 Don Abbott is doing rushing bus mess in the agricultural implement line In front of his place of busi- ness this morning, we saw some Blu ford single plows for J. T. Priest, of Tempe 2 Brown sulky blow for Mr Lewis of same pl-ce and a Sweep stake Granger blow. six gang, for eight horses, for Orme t Greenhaw, of this valley. Mr. Abbott has sold several blows of this kind thls season ill the valley showing our farmers are getting up to the times. 4 car load of wagons of the best makes will soOp be- here, advices having been received thIs morning.