The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-10-01
News Notes.


News Notes.
The Democratic party has been ex-
ceedingly unfortunate in its plat
forms for IL number of years past,
having at almost every National
campaign for the last twenty years to
retract assertions made the four
years previous Boston Herald InD
Can any one single act of the
Democratic party, which has been in
power more than five years in the
House of Representatives, be pointed
out which is worthy of any consider
able praise Milwaukee Sentinel
! (Rep).
An exchange says: "Pennsyl-
vania Dutch girls make good pre-
serves" but it doesn't say how much
sugar you take to pound of Dutch
| girl, nor how long you let 'em boil.
The recipe for preserving Dutch girls
should be published.
Emma R" asks us: "Do you
think it right for girl to set on a
young mans lap, even if she is en-
gagged to him?" And we say: aft it
was our girl on our lap, yes; if it was
our girl on our lap, yes; but if 1t was
another girl and another fellows lap,
never"
A pair of boots made for Annie
Louise Carey to wear in opera are of
light blue satin, with blue lac1ngs
and tassel, lined with cardinal kid
and banded With inch wide gold
braid. There are some stage boots
that are sold for 1925 pair They
are made of gold or silver thread and
silk, with gems for buttons, and the
stockings worn with them cost $40 ID
pair.
A pretty girl at Saucelito picnic
last week astoundcd her escort and
friends by refusing all attentions
rendered by the gentlemen friends,
She peremptorily refused to dance,
swing, run IA race or climb rocks after
ferns. Later in the day she was
found by another pull-back of the
species weeping bitterly under
bush. What on earth's the matter,
GussIe?" asked the other girl. why
you see, Meliudy, l can't enjoy my
self, nor have a good sine, ncr
nuthin'- | started of i'll such hurry
that l forgot to put on my other
stockings Thus conscience doth
make towards of us all, etc.
The first annual county fair of San
Diego county at National City closed |
Sept. 23d, over thirteen hundred
people being in attendance.
1t has recently been discovered in !
the Treasury Department that after
the breaking out of the late war the !
New Orleans mint continued coinage |
for several weeks, and about Il mil |
lion quarter dollars and gold and |
silver of different denominations |
were coined from bullion on hand at |
the time. 1t is supposed that the
money fell into the hands of the Con |
fedracy, and has since been put into |
circulation, increasing the circula-
ton by just so much.
1t is reported on good authority
that negotiations for the sale of the |
Examiner of, San Francisco, which |
has been pending for some days,
have eliminated in its disposal to ii |
few well-known Democratic capital |
lists of that city. The paper will, it |
is said1 appear on Monday, Sept. 18th,
under the new management, as Il
Democratic morning journal
The railroad outfit of Messrs. J. A.
llce ~ ~, DIT burke IN charge
passe9 througn eei1esoay I0r the
i iinS VI .lle A'Iahtic " aclhG- 1ney
1 nie. SHY neau VI u1uIes ana horses-
FI!teen span were ri, nlreo from some
LIN oIn' f ~ N@ns as 1hey agree TO pay
rom loa5 10 lour anu one nan q, COL
i ,"is per udy IoL man anu team dhGy
AaSe Ille grauI1S on the A d r
Loau; Inc a. ~ T. haiIWay 20 nave
uecIueu 10 mike AIDurqueque inc
ea NJ terminus VI tiidt rodu, ana
". WI sun SonlihenC ~, inc erectlon OF
.neIi puiiilusS nc ue5lghs are
~" IN pie.eu ne Iode Is com
49, :" ~ =, lniles "est rom t'lat
P"lnI anu tiie entlre amount OF
t iio t nereISa al ~, 70 c push tne road
Ilet'i 'lII ou5 II ~ INC CaliIOInia coast