The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-22


Supplies were sent out by Supi
Porter, of the Excursion mil e, Tonic
Basin, this morning, TO sink a 100
foot shaft and run several drifts.
Owing to large amount of poll
tical job work that had to be done
with rush and a shortage, IN ouI
working force, we were compelled
to cut short the usual amount of read
ing matter, in the Herald last week.
1t will be made up with interest,
next week.
r. H. Paul returned to Tucson yes
tcrlay-
H. Goldberg 6 Son have received
fine new safe.
T. J. Morgan, of Prescott returned
home this morning.
james Stewart has returned from
his CaliforL ia trip.
G. T. Hayden and A C. Baker have
gone to Florence.
Jas Holderby has one of the best
vegetable gardens in the valley
A. Goldberg and sister, Mrs. Ma
gill, left for Harshaw yesterday.
N. Rosenthall received fourteen
. thousand pounds of goods yesterday,
with more on the road.
Messrs. Treadwell, McKenna, Hop
kins and Mrs. Hopkins have returned
from their Gave Creek trip
Charlie Allabach, Uncle Sans
typographical artist, returned this
morning from his San Francisco
trip.
Gov. Powers arrived from Peoples
Valley, yesterday, en- route for Mari
cop a where he expects to meet his
family.
Johnny, the telegraph messenger,
has given US a common door key he
found on the street. The owner will
call for it.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Smith
daughter of Vim. Isaac, from the NJ
E. Church, this morning was very
largely attended.
Demetrio Dominguez, one of the
murderers of Thomas, above Gillette
last November, was sentenced this
morning, by Judge Porter, to be
hung November 26 This will be the
first legal execution in Maricopa
county.
TUESDAY,,
Some persons lie from their nature,
others from ha bit; others from gain,
and some from the very lust of lying.
Mrs Harrison has just received
large number of plates, showing all
the latest fashions.
N Rosenthal returned from his
San Francisco trip this morning. He
is busily engaged to day in unpack-
ing his twenty thousand pounds of
good just received.
James Bennette, AN old experienced
miner. is in the city, en- route for the
Cumberland mine, above Wicken-
burg, where he will take charge as
superintendent and proceed with de-
velopment.
The San Francisco Call" large
eight PACED paper, almost entirely
filled with reading matter, is sent to
any address for the small sum of
81 %. Having read several num-
beers of that papers lately we can
recommend 1t as IA good investment. |
The Expositor last evening con- |
tains an item about three men en-
gagged in the enjoyable pastime of |
tying tincan to the tail of a dog, |
and proceeds to reads the guilty par |
ties Il lecture and threatens themwith |
exposure on the next occurrence
This is pretty cheeky when the edi-
tor of that paper was the principal
performer in the above named sport.
Taxes are now due and when our
citizens remember how much larger
the levy is then elsewhere they should
remember that Lindley II. Orme who
is asking your votes to put him in as
sheriff, assisted to a great extent in
producing that result. He was one
of three Commissioners who helped
spend nearly TWENTY-FIVE
DOLLARS on wagon
roads in this county, and have moth
ing to show for it, Taxpayers re-
member this when you vote.
WEDNESDAY.
Hon. N. w. Stewart, Republican
candidate for Congress, will address
the citizens this evening. Go and
hear him.
Charlie Cushman left to-day noon
for Tucson.
Dave ,Baltz has returned from
Yuma.
Neri OSBORN is assisting in the !
Office.
:
Colonel Price, Commandant of |
Fort Verde, is in the city ]
Frank Kirkland, the next County |
leaves today for Vulture J
and Wickenburg a section he will :
carry solid.
Hon. NJ. w. Stewart, Republican
for Congress, will address
he citizens, this evening. Go and !
hear him. !,
1t. Ward in charge of the U. S T
Telegraph Line has been
moved from Maricopa to Prescott 4
and will be along this way soon. I
Hon. NJ. W. Stewart, Republican I
candidate for Delegate to Congress. =
md Acting Governor Gosper arrived
his morning from Prescott and Tip
Top 0
The Mexican, charged with horse a
stealing, and sentenced to Yuma for
me year, was having his irons riveted a
IN this morning by Johnny Lutgerd- h
ng.
Hon. ~ w. Stewart, Republican c
candidate for Congress, will address
n nnit liens, this evening. Go and
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