The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-30
RARic0PA MATTERS.
Local Events of the Past
 Week. AS They Appeared in the Daily
 Herald"
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Mir Starr. Frank Loring, Mr. Cum
 D1ings and Robert Few Jeff bv Never itaSe this moTniug for the Railroad
 The delinquent salc of he Grand
 Canal las again been postponed un. II two weeks flom to-day
 Workmcn will soon commence work on Goldberg & Son'= store, and add many improve meuts.
 Goldberg was busy yesterday load. ing teams for Brown Bros. of Gil. lett, and ClantCn, cf the Verde, with supplies.
 Louni sends 800 pounds of ice to Fort McDoSrll every Saturday. and the residents of that place luxuriaie ol ice cream every @und,y.
 Sheriff Thomas has los; the keyes to tho inside door of his safe, and h7; becn obliged to send to San Fran"isco for duplicates.
 Nathaniel Ross. proprietor of the fsslt Rivrr Pouring Mills, has made rpplicatIon for pStent 10 the Say. age mine, hassayampa District. YaY- RvaI county
 We heard nf a purchase of 10000 pounds of har'ey in new sacks at ore cent. The price of barley in thi valley is geiilag altogether too ioH-more so than necessary, We .bink
 4 registered letter recently sent from Jiuctln to A. NJ. Jones (,l former resident Of Phoenix) Los Vegas. New Mexico. was robbed and and the postmaster at Anton Chico Is en iri:i for the Lrinlc-
 Mrs Harrison reports the business of 2rrssmaking very lively and' con siderable work on hand The esia5- lishIncnt Of Mir & Mrs. Barruti is kept very busy Giso-
 Geo F. Coats has an order for one hualred pounds of grapes tU Tucson every other day He finds consider abie difficulty in supplying the order hut thinks inside Of week the market i'll be well supplied.
 Charles Cusllman, who has Gov rTRment grain contract of million pannds q northern Arizona military posts, will leave Monday morning, sfier lengthy stay in this valley, purchasing grain.
 Dr. Thibodo has just received handsome and very expensive chan d1lier for use ID his drug store. I, Is fixed for the use of either gas or oil. is handsomely finished. and, TO dcuht, Is the finest thing of Its kind m the city.
 No. 3. of the Arizona Methodist, Rev. c. II. Adams, editor, has been received. It is well flied with orig iaal and selected matter, and q great help to the cause it represents. We understand it will he enlarged and issued monthly next year.
 Hon. Wm. o. O'Neil, District Cont Reporter, upon retiring to bed last evening found Il small snake had taken up quarters there before him. The objectionable bed-fellow was removed ard can now be seen among Soman & Heinc's collection.
 Charlie Salaric has in contempIa- tion the rcInodeling of his dining palace, and laying g floor of marble slahS. The entrance will be increas- cj by another door, and many other improvements which will in due time be described to the eyer appreciativc public.
 We have it by a recent arrival from tEc Vullure mine that gambling is about t0 commence without a licence [ n h1t 1.t-r aI, T have been passed, and will, without ioubt, be repealed by our next legis- !atarc, but since it is on our statute books let il be enforced.
 Charles Silent Associate Justice 1 and Judge cf the 3d Judicial District arrived by this mornings coach from Prescott and left for Maricopa at noon on one of Geo. Hamlin's teams. He will be absent about 30 days and 1 goes in search of health.
 The Republican County Central i Cnmmiifee met this morning and l b hold the Primaries ca ! August l i and the County Conven- ! ion on the 2lst of the same month ! Francis Kuhne was appointed q | | member in place of F. A. Shaw, An address was also pre- larcd which. with the minutes of the i neeiing. will be published in Mon- lays UE:AL0.
 James G. Wiley. a gentleman well !nnwn in Northern Arizona, tor many yearS owner of the Clipper .u 1ber Mills, was in the city ye-ter- lay, cn route for Globe City, where le has 2 number of teams, some haul Pg ore from mine to mill, and llhers ireighting between Globe and he railroad at Casa Grande. He is ,oing to Globe by the new road, via iesa City. SupcIs;iiious Mountains ;ld the lKheaifields. He has seen -21 canycrseh with Mr. Simmons, d .c,l known frcighier of Northern 1ho has just arrived from aichc by this new road. and who :. ays 2 good read lies nearly all the -;iy, and the remainder can he made D It a trifling outlay, and it his p:nIoa that after the completion of ae Arizona Central Railroad to Phn- r K. all the freight for Globe District { i'll Ds transferred to teams at Pho iZ. instead of Casa Grande, and -icrc wc loose ono team now haul ls freight between Maricopa and 'rescOif, we will gain two engaged etwccn here and Globe, which of purse will he duly appreciated by IT bu- mess men, making twice the epand for barley and tcamsters sup iie'- The road from Casa Grande ! Co Florence, thence thirty miles up le Gila and to Globe. hard To9d. nd 120 miles in length, and the cost ; freight is 2ls cents per pound, Tt by the new road the distance Is [; Il, cigidy-five mIlcs. saving Of lirty-fiYe miles, and is much bet ( T read.
 MONDAY. Nathaniel Ross has applied for ( dents to the General Kautz and 'ono mines. both in Yavapai county. I One half of the gambling license x goes 10 the county School Fund, Id inc other half 10 county purposes MT. J Fuller, owner of. some vnlu- ( Iic mining property at Piptop, went It oa this merning's Black Canyon ( 'ach. 1