The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-23
MAEIC0PA MATTERS.
Local Events of inc Past
 Week.
ifs They Appeared in the ~Daily
 Herald"
SATURDAY.

The Knights of Pythias will order their regalia by to-nights mall.
 Geo. Hamlin is adding an office, harness room and otherwise improv- ing his stables
 The. crossing over the ditch in front of Wan. B. Hooper & Co.'S. bad ly needs repairing
 Three soldiers for Prescott and two Chinaren for Phenix were the arrivals from Naricopa this morning b MT. Peckham, Wm. Pierson and Samuel Henderson left by tkis morn lng's Black Canyon Coach.
 We are turning out some excellent iob work at the HERALD office. Call and see specimens and learn prlces.
 Ira Stroud has returned from the Vulture and reports considerable ac- ii ity. Water is expected to be al the mine by the 1st.
 Lincoln Fowler has returned home after a six-month's trip in southeast ern Arizsna and Is much pleased with the country.
 Daniel G. Harvey, chief clerk in the Quartermasters Department ar rived this morning from Camp Bowie en route to Whipple.
 The sale of the delinquent stock Of the Grand Canal has been pos tponed until Saturday July 24 at the same hour and place. By order of the Board, Vim. A. Hancock Secretary. A Acorrespondcnt of the Citizen from Harshaw says, of one ot their bnsi- ness houses: "Goldberg & Son are new firm in town, but already their fine stock and business methods have attracted a very enviable trade"
 The Self Producer is the name of new claim showing rich ore One of the owners, while in town the other day, informed us of a ship ment of ore of which big returns are expected.
 During the p.st week nearly all the Indians south of town have been drunk and have been having a glori- ous time on wine made from the Saguara with some whisky added
 A. J. McNeil, who lately arrived from Carson, Nevada, has secured the store lately occupied by E. Irvine and in few days will open out saddlery and harness establishment.
 Goldberg & Son have moved into the old Woojsey Hall building for a few weeks during which time their old quarters will be improved with A new and higher roof, board floor, glass front and other attractive i'm provements added.
 Geo. Freeman arrived to-day with a load of whisky and tells us that when passing the Indian Reservation the drunken Indians, who are still observing Tizwin day, smelt the con- tents of the cask and climbed on the wagon and almost captured the load. MT Freeman was ali alone and had to beat the Indians of with club.
 The Arizona Associated Press has been recently formed. Its object is the gathering of Territorial news and transmitting by telegraph to it's vari- ous members. It has representatives in Prescott, Tucson, Yuma, Florence, Final. Globe and Wlckenberg; and sentative will be able to lay before it's readers everything of importance happening throughout Arizona in a very short time after it's occurrence.
 MONDAY.
 Juan Encinas, was arrested yester. day for being drunk and disordcrly.
 The new officers of Arizona Lodge No. 1, Daughters of Rebecca have been installed.
 A large quantity of job and news paper arrived this morning for the HERALD.
 Contractor Cushman sent out six with barley for Fort Mcdowell.
 The Supervisors meet this morning | and adjoured until o'clock this 1 afternoon.
 Henry Morgan offers a reward of | $200 for the arrest and convection of 1 the murderer of Daniel Detrich.
 Some excellent melons are growing on the place of Dr. Sheets. We sampled them Saturday evening.
 Deputy Sheriff Blankenship yes terday arrested William Beatty for assault on a man named Sherman.
 The first story of Gus Bechers brewery has been completed, when finished it will be an ornament to the city.
 The telegraph offices at Tombstone and Charleston, Pima county, are now open for business. Tariff from Phoenix one dollar.
 T. Sullivan, John Ray and s. s. Draper arrived from the railroad this morning. The two former for Phn- nix, and the latter for Prescott.
 Foriy five Tempeites arc Tn the city to-day attending the funeral of Levi { Honesty, Who is being buried in the Phoenix burying ground west of town. Maricopa Charlie. an Indian chief, who speaks and understands English well, thinks that a Mexican and not an I1dian murdered Dan Detrich. ! George Hamlin has purchased the ( interest of MT. Labaree, in the Livery Stable, and will hereafter run the business alone. May his business T double i'll size, as he certainly de- . serves it. E. T. HargFaye this morning pre- seRted IS AH4th quantity of grapes, fl grown on his ranch. They are of u the Mucat, Sweetwater and Mission and were excellent. Geo. Coats has some for sale.
 Morgan & Co, one of -our oldest u houses continue to main ain the reputation of their establish fl nent, that of one of the best stores n the Territory. Fresh goods, . prompt attention and reasonable q prices are here found altogether *  T. w Stackpole, Government crn- ;- rarator, arrived from 2 quick trip t. T. ds Prescott, Saturday evening. Thi 0' has contract tU delIver 900 tons of hay on the cars at Los F Angeles or CoIton for use of Arizona O llliIt9ry posts.
 We have heard, but are unable to CT earn the particulars, thatthc robbers ia