The Phoenix herald., 1880-07-23

superintendent w eDbcr arrived ln from Gillctt Saturday evening and brought down IS bars of bullion, val ued al S31 900, the result of 14 days run of the TiptOp mill. The mill is running night and day and at the above rate will certainly make a fine showing for the month, especially when it is known that the mill is but a ten stamp affair.
 We heard of very cheap sale of barley, yesterday, which is not the market quotation, fifty cents per hun dred being paid for it. An attach ment had been issued for that barley and placed in the Sheriff7s hands for serving, who was only waiting for Monday. The farmer taking advan- tage of the legal holiday, sold it at the above price and had it hauled off.
 Saturday evening a man named Joseph Campbell while sitting on the railing of the platform in the rear of Irvine's store lost lis balance and fell distance of about 20 feet, strik- ing the shed in his fall. He was carried into the store of H. Morgan IS Ca and on examination was found lO nave DIOkCu HIS o4-NsaANCI- No terday he was able to set up.
 W. II. Robbins arrived from Pres colt, by saturday evening stage, hay ing in charge Demetrio Dominguez one of the murders of Thomas, last November in Black Canyon above Gillett. He was lodged in inc County Jail, Mr. Robbins will leave this evening having in charge Leandro Ymperial, who goes to the House of Correction at Detroit for robbing the United States mail, in Mohave couRty.
 Geo. B. Taylor, Past Grand Lecturer, of the Grand Lodge of Good Templars, of California. will deliver a temr rerance lecture in PhR- nix next Friday evening. All are in vited to attend. The place for hold ing the meeting will he announced through tIe pancrs. MT. Taylor or ganized the first Lodges of the order in California and Oregon and will, undoubtedly, deliver an interesting g discourse uron his favorite subject. E. Eckhof and E. J. Bennett, sur veyors, arrived from Prescott yester day morning and will commence inn mediately the preliminary work on the line of the Arizona Central Rail road between Maricopa and Phoenix. Mir Eckhoff els us that their prin- ciple work lies in finding good places to cross the Gila and Salt rivers. In about a week party of 12 or II per sons will be put in the field to perm anently locate the line; and inside of two months the first spike will be driven and four months from date the steam engiNe will be run into this town.
 The Coroner's Jury in the case of Daniel Detrich brought in verdict that deceased came to his death from shots fired by person or persons unknown to the jury They also ask the county and Territory to offer a reward of $500 for the conviction of the murderer.
 G. H. Wlllitts was arrested yester- on charge of grand larceny, on a warrant from Tombstone. The pris- oner declares himself innocent, and tells this story. A year ago he with his wife, was living in Phoenix. but l enroute, having been shipped to Mar icopa in care of Barnett & Block. The shipping receipt was sent to this town, 10 MT Wiley and that gentle man sent it to Tombstone, but it missed the right party, was sent to the dead-letter office from Tombstone and in due tune returned to Phoenix. Mir. Willitts hired a wagon in Tomb stone for a definate length of time, to come to Phoenix and get his trunk :; arriving here, and not finding is as expected, he went to Marfoopa, where he found the trunk, but with some twenty dollars charges, and being unable to pay it he returned and en- deavored te earn or borrow the money. This detained him longer than he calculated for, and he wrote to the owner of the wagon of his inability 10 return in the specified time, but yesterdays mail brought a warrant for his arrest as above stated.
 TUESDAY.
 Justice Warfeld has gone to Cali fornia.
 Geo E. Loring and son have gone on visit to Boston.
 Two passengers went north via Wickcnberg this morning.
 Tonight is the regular monthly meeting of the F. & A. M.
 Hon. Charles Albschul returned last night from trip to Prescott.
 Yesterday afternoon the Supervis OTIS raised the assessment $500 on the HERALD property.
 Wm. Ball went up this morning to Glllctt via Black Canyon and Frank Hammon came down.
 John R. Dall has leased Stroud's interest in the Capitol saloon; where his many friends can always find him.
 As will be seen by an advertise has ceased his connection with the house of Wm. B. Hooper & Co.
 A. J. McNeil's harness and sad diery establishment was opened for busir ess yesterday. He is located in Irvine's old building. the next one south of Goldman & Co.'S.
 Brent Kirkland has secured the building and business lately run by Geo. Loring; and, being well known and popular, will, without doubt, have big run of custom.
 The Supervisors this morning con- cluded to offer a reward of $500. for the conviction Il of the person or per sons who murdered Dan Deitrich. This with MT. Morgan's reward makes $500.
 Vim. D. Renter writes to Post master Mowery from Harshaw that he is doing well hauling freight and supplying the camp with beef and milk He will visit Phoenix about he 10th of the month. A bag of chicken wheat stands at he office door of the Phoenix Flour ng mill, marked: "Three weeks subscription to the Daily Expositor." The little Republican editor of the pig Democratic paper was, no doubt,