The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-06
MARlc0PA MATTERS. Local Events of the Past
 Week. As They Appeared in the Daily
 Herald"
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 J. T. Porter has an 1900 pound bull.
 ". A. Rowe left this morning for
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 Ross Flour Mills. at East Phoenix, are now running and t,.rnirg ont an excellent quality of flour
 Don't forget the Republican meet ing tonight in the Court House. Music by the Band, bondfires and speeches constitute the programme.
 c. H. Willits, who was brought from Phoenix to Tucson on July 18th charged with grand larceny by John Bland, of Tombstone, was, last Thurs day, after thorough examination be- fore Justice Neugass, honorably dis charged. Citizen.
 meeting for the formation of a Democratic Club was held last night in sthe Court House. W. W. Jones md Frank Cox were elected Presi- dent anl Secretary. Twelle persons Gall that were present. signed the roll and the meeting adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening.
 N. Asher & Bro discovered vester- day morning that the door of their store had been forced and box con- taing S65 and valuable papers stolen. Eigty-tWO dollars was in the money drawer which was not disturbed, owing, no doubt, to fear on the part Of the burglars of awakening the owners who were sleeping outside the back door. M Asher 6 Bro. of fer a reward of $50 and no questions asked, to any one returning the pa
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 MONDAY.
 Rosy didn't go to Gillett or Pres colt.
 Gang regales his guests with ice cream Sundays
 Mrs E. Irvine has been quite sick for the past few days but is much better now
 MT. Roberts, of the firm of Roberts & Ryder, leaves tonight on a business trip to California.
 Goldberg & Son have put mp in front of their establishment a hand some new sign
 Geo. F. Coats has secured Geo Roberts grape crop, and the peach crop of the Moore ranch.
 Frank Purcella has shown us a large excellent peach picked from one of his trees. There were four of an equal size joined together.
 The horses to. the Black Canyon coach, this morning, just after leav ing the Bank Exchane Hotel, became frightened and started to run away. The driver put on the brakes, held a tight rein and let them run, after sev- eral blocks they got tired and quit.
 MT. John Dargee, of Wn. 5. Hoop CT 6 Co.'S wholesale liquor establish ment, left this morning on business trip to Pinal and Florence. We rec ommend him to our readers in those places as square and upright gentle man.
 An excursion to San Francisco is expected to take place about the 1st, of September. It has been long time since an opportunity has pre- = scented itself to make a cheap trip to California, and the tickets of this enc will, no doubt, be eagerly sought for.
 Yesterday morning Darrell Duppa, better known as the English Lord, succeeded in getting a red shirted in- dividuaPs head in chancery and for while worked so vigorously on it as to afford considerable amusement to the bystanders. The mill was only broken up on the appearance of Dep uty Sheriff Blankenship, who pulled in the r. s. l., and placed him in safe keeping to cool off. The Lord has only his swiftness of foot to thank for his not being in the same cooler. !
 TUESDAY. Mrs Morehouse has been quite i'll l lately. Judge Porter and wife wild arrive home in the morning.
 The sale in the Sayers estate has been confirmed by the Probate Judge | Mrs. J. Irvine has gone on a visit to her parents at Tempe.
 The Garfield and Arthur club roll contained 79 names when we last saw it-at noon to-day.
 Mrs. c. M. Harrison is quite sick. 1 having been confined 10 her bed for the past few days.
 Some one has thrown onions in the Plaza well rendering the water unit for use.
 The telegraphic line to Tucson. af- ter being down for several days, is again in working ordeI.
 On August 7th the Probate Judge will hear the final account of Mary A. Le Bar, administrative of the estate of John Le Bar.
 An Indian who is said to be impli- cated in the murder of Dan Deirich has been delivered up by the chief of his tribe to the civil authorities for trial.
 yr- N. Rosenthal wishes US to say that he takes no hand in politics and that 1t was without his consent that his name was put on ono of the Re publican committees Saturday night i At the election Of Directors of the Salt River Valley Canal Company, held yesterday. the following gentle men were elected for the coming year: M ". Kaies, M. Wermser and Simon Novinger. Sunday evening one of our celestial Lofharios got on his muscle, and for a while made things lively fer one of the almond eyed daughters of Con fncius, but BlaDkenship, with his ,Isual uHaccOmmodating manner, had 10 step in and spoil the fun. A well informed Democrat admit led this morning that the signs were 1Ot propiiious 10 the Democrats in il.e pending campaign. "The game s yours in this county" said he, sE scu do not bluHder badly in your play. Ton will elect all fo your ' ;ounty ticket with ordinary judg- i nent in nOnli Iaf<.o and work fhnrc l 1