The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1880-11-19
MkRlCoPA MATTERS.
Local Events of the Past
Week.
As They appeared in the "Daily
Herald"
SATURDAY.


Mr.. St Onge, the painter, left 70
Tucson This morning.
Steve Dolls new coffee stand vii
be ready for business in few days.
4 divorce suit is occupying the al
eaiion Of The District Court today.
George F. Goats and Mr.. Thai
h1imer leave tomorrow for Tiptor
Tuesday night is the stated meet
ing OF Arizona Lodge, No l, F. anC
a. II.
Monday night is the regular coz
vocation of Arizona Chapter. No. 1
r A. NJ.
BIessrs. Scott and Sherman arr
doing the brickwo:k on Baliz' new
residence.
Roberts & Ryder are doing the
carpenter work on DI. Thibodo's
residence.
The Roster OF troops serving in
this Department. Nov. 1, has been
received
Judge Porter is making a number
of tasty Improvements around his
residence.
The Phoenix Brass Band have
moved their rooms to the second
story OF Irvine's building.
The Vulture mining camp, sixty
miles from Phoenix, promises 10
Equal Tombstone during the coming
year.
Tie rattle for tha. handsome bride
at Jack Walters saloon comes off
tonight at O'Clock. The winner
will be lucky man.
The administrators sale in the
estate of King S. Woolsey has been
postponed. to Dec 13. See notice in
our adv" columns.
All our carpenters report consider
abb activity in their line. New
buildings are numerous, and i'm
proyemen.s are visible everywhere.
An auction sale of a cooking
stove and sewing machine attracted
a crowd in front of the plaza this
morning. The prices brought were
low.
Professor Clark's singing school is
well. Meetings are held
once week, on Thursday evenings.
At the last meeting some fifty per
sons were present. The school is
free and everyone invited.
A grand ball will be given at Wool |
ey and WentwOrth's Hall by the |
Phoenix Brass Band on the 25th OF |
Noyem her, for the benefit of Mr.. |
Charles Besse. A general invitation
is extended to all. Tickets of ad- /
$3.50. Improper characters
secluded.
A new contributor hands in the
dedicated to the lately de-
leased jackass, Familiarity known as
Th-y laid his waxcn hoofs together,
They folded his large and Ereading ears;
Ie has gone TO rend his ccha
With the music Of the spheres.
Conc to meet Hancock
The social hop given by the
of Pythias last evening, at
heir hall. was attended by fourteen
ouDlc. Dancing was continued I'M
il y O'Clock, and all retired having
,assed pleasant evening. Thcs-
ons will be held fortEightly.
)niy members are invited owing to
he snsilne,s Of the hail I
MONDAY.
WANTED "A good single room,
furnished or unfinished. Inquire
t this Office.
,Jno- s. Carr, member of the firm
{ VIM. z. Hooper & Co. and in
barge of their interests at Tucson,
; in he city.
Our compiler failed 10 send us cur ,
sguiar tclegraphic budget of news
as r. 1rning, owing In the fact that
o,hing Of iatere=t had passed over
&c wires
Some means should be adopted to
Op the reckless discharge of fire {
rms upon our streets, which of late
IS been too frequent Tor comfort.
Some drunken Mexicans disturbed T
lie midnight SAUNDERS of our citizens :
st night by 4 series of unearihly
els with revolver accompaniment
he bastile is the place for them. !
The boss left Sunday morning fer t
le Vuiture on business trip. He /
i'll return Tomorrow evening and
III, no Doubt. have much to tell
lr readers of that section of the c
,unty. i :
The '-l'ilgrim," a famous tramp Y
ID 2 good printer. is reported on his v
ay TO Arizona. He is = journeyman T
more senses than one and is sup '
,sed to be the most travelled typo in
c wcTld-aIl on foot.
Some wretch has again been sup :;
wing the Indians about here with 5
hishey, and the nightly concerts C
ven by these Indians is of 4 char u
ter that is neither charming to the p
I nor sufficiently musical TO rem p
+ il necessary for us to lose sleep
'tening 10 il. 2
.Ve learn that a horse race will il
r. place at Tempe to-day between IL
o fast s;eFpers, ono from Florence 81
4 the ether from Tempe. ConSid- I'll
able interest is being taken AMI II
ite sun Of money stahed- 7
The Plenix Base Ball Cluh had a 81 81
icilce game on their grounds yes
day. The boys show themselves
be qajfe expert IN the game and
1mise "a be the lending Club in the w
rriiory- pc
The festive and "dead- broke" RI
mp malsesh his appearance. Yea, dI
cometh rs does the roaring lion to ba
&c on his prey. the pilgrimage iii
these coBstitutioHclly poverty 10
cken animals haveccrlmenced 10 as
in toward The north of Arizona en-
! Phoenix has lost one of The best CT
its recommendations of be m
town Stunned by these ''crit- vi
5" We see that last years warn m
has Eoen forgotten by them. ar
seeing the great necessity of ac- ge
our large number of Or
TONERS who reside in the southern co
{ of San Francisco, lave opened IN
ne establishment for their accom- De