The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-30

for our farmers 10 run firm with or: proper tools as il would be to try and issue the HERALD without type, run Peralta's or Goldmln's stores without goods, or have erected IT, vines two-story brick building with out mortar but up to within the past year our farmers have made the least amount of tools do for tue the largest possible number of acres. The main cause of this is not . scarcity of tEe whercwiih 10 buy but the fact Of being obliged 10 order themselves from the wholesalers direct which was not only a great ;ncOnveD fence but loss of time and liability Of not getting what they had ordered and paid their money for. This difi1cul- iy has been cbviated by the recent establishment by Prank Bros, one of the largest dealers in agricultural implements on the Pacific Coast of an agency st PhRnix with Don t Abbott. a gentleman well known to our farmers and business men, as their agent. Bringing. as he does. by the car load and his superior la cilities for buying he can afford 10 sell for less price and on better terms than you can obtain them any where else. Another advantage and the greatest of all is that ycu can sec just what you are going 10 get At his office, at lhe PhGniX Flour Mills, can be seen lire of samples, con sistihg of wagons, including the La Belle make, Browns sulkies. Buford single plnws, seed sewers and culti vatOrs and in fact everything in his line required by the farmer. He keeps nothing but the best, and if you want anything in his line call around and have talk with him. Don F. Alb bolt is his name and you will find him pleasant, courteous and agree able gentleman.
 THURSDAY.
 A load of stoves arrived io day for Pesquira's tin shop.
 Gordon A. Wilson's farm was sold by the Sheriff today for taxes.
 4 lamp exploded in Craig's ice cream saloon last night. No damage.
 E. Gang received to-day, direct from St. Louis. car load of Reb- stock celebrated beer.
 D.. Rosson received a wagon load of furniture to-day, from DUtter & Bradley, Los Angeles
 The Board of Supervisors have ap- apointed Wm. Burke registering of ficer at Agua Caleintc and :. r. Webb at Gila Bend.
 The regular weekly concert on the Plaza was given last evening. The boys rendered some new pieces that were qHitc pretty. If they would commence about half an hour sooner we think il would be an improve msnt.
 Monday afternoon Charlie Streetcr obtained judgment against Gus Becher, of the United States Brewery The case grew out of dispute re garding the measurement of work done by plaintiff on the new brewery building.
 Standing in front of the Bank Ex- change Hotel gentleman remark ed that our town trustees must be rying 10 increase the revenue by turning the plaza into pasturage field Glanc- ing across the street we saw several head of stock quietly grazing among the young cotton woods anI alfalfa.
 Lieutenant Kingshury, of the Sixth Cavalry. the holder of the Depart ment medal for 1S19-S0, and who is qualified for the Division contest this year, was n the city yesterday morn ing en route to the Presidio oi San Francisco, Cal, for further practice and orders with reference to the Creed moor contest.
 This morning Y. Trumper was brought before Justice Buian on the charge of assault with deadly weapon on \. Cocka. The assault was made yesterday afternoon. From the testimony of the witnesses in the case it appears that while 10 ka was sitting in front of Olson'S shoestore Trumper walked in, and going up 10 the ola, was about to take q drink, when Coeka said, addressing seem isgly no enc in particular. Il won't have any such talk" Trumpcr i'm mediattly faced him and asked If he was talking to him. To this COeka, ] rising and advancing towards Trum i per. replied that he was. and follow ! ed his answer up by striking Truni- 1 per twice. The men at once clinched 1 and fell with trumper underneath. l Before the bystandcrs could separate | them TrHnper drew knife and ! stabbed Cocka twice, in the left arm ! and side, Inflicting painful but not 1 dangerous wounds. No other testi- | mony than what seemed to justify 1 Trumper in the deed being presented. l Trumper was discharged. The | words which Coeka would not take i were said by q witness 10 bc state | mcnt made by Trumper to the effect | hat he would put a head on him.