The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
MARIC0PA MATTERS. Local Events of the Past
 Week. A5 They Appeared in the Daily
 Herald"
SATURDAY,

-os 1sine.
 R. F. Burlington, of Maricopa is il the city
 Hon. John J. Gosper, Tcr,i itorial < -re;ary and senior proprietor of
 iHKALD, will arrive tonight from P.s5cOtt.
 Frank Staples, the whole-souled lai one of Pima county's pets. passed town in company with Dr. skinner, en route for Prescott.
 Dr.J. o. Skinner, wife. child and servanls, passed through en route . NhippIc from Fort Lowell, to re- .ieve Dr. Ainsworth. L 5. 4, as Post Surgeon.
 Gillmer, Saulsbury S Co. are now running daily line of stages be-
 .Feen Phenix and Maricopa 10 con
 -~t wi''' Tucson trains, leaving this city at Ii A. N.
 MONDAY
 J. NJ. Castenada. of Tombstone, is visiting his family.
 The Commercial. of Los Angeles, sne of our best exchanges, has been enlarged and improved.
 Frod Williams, one of Yavapai's representative citizens is spending q fe'y days in our city. warming up.
 Thomas Greenhaw, Public Admin isirator. has been appointed adminis- ifa.or of the estate of Dan Detrich-
 We have received another batch os campaign documents. All Republi- cans are requested to call at the HER AID and get some for distribution.
 Prof. Frambes and wife, of Los Angeles, will arrive in Ph9nix in lew days to take charge of our pub lie school. which will open next month.
 All persons interested in the estate l Of J H. Dunbam, are notified by aJ- i Scrtisement in to-day's HERALD, 10 | appear at the the probate court on ibe 23d of September.
 Tho Tucson Star says: Miss c. M. Bishop, of Pasadena, Gala, makes ! inquiries regarding the whereabouts | of Mr. Lemon, a lawyer, supposed to l he in Ar.zona. Gan any one inform | herr
 Geo. P Rowell 6 Co.,, advertising | agents of New York, have sent US q copy Of their directory for 1SS0- II | is very complete and is invaluable to | the large advertiser. The advertise Heut of the PHGSIx HERALD ap- | pears in its pages.
 TUESDAY.
 James Larsen, ono of Tcmpe's best farmers. giaddened the HERALD with a visit yesterday, and left $10 on sub scription account before leaving
 We heard q Democrat offer last night to bet $50 to s that M- W Stewart would be elected, next No vember. The name can be had by | applying at this office.
 Judge Fort has decided that the Gambling Act, passed by our last This decision is rendered on the pc tition of T. ". Smith.
 Nancy F. Parker, grandmother of Mrs Roundy, of this city, died n Socorro, A- NJ, July 9. The de ceased lived In PhGnix for some time and was well known in this community.
 A. J. 31cNeil has erected in front of his saddlery and harness establish 1aent last Saturday, 8 very hansome sign the work of San Jose painter. On the sign is painted a saddle. whips, etc, Indicative of his busi- ness.
 Gen. E. B. Grimes, chief quarter master, \. Wilcox. O. N. Agent, passed through from the north veg t~. =r,f ! thIs DeParlmeps on an inspection tour. J. ". Provari, mining expert and capitalist, of Pima county. accom- ] panied by C. SaiiZar, ,an accomplished sssayer, passed through en route to the northern country on one of Jim's ( extensive schemes, Sunday Persons residing away from San Francisco, in want of any article of merchandise, great or small, can have their orders filled promptly, at the very lowest cash prices, by ad- dressing C. H. Crane, 2l6 Pine st.. l, room go, San Francisco, Cal The edition of the HERALD next { Friday consists of 106 quircs, or I 2244 copies. The extra amount oyer our regiIl ar edition is caused by or i ders from the Republican Territorial [ central committee and others who ! wish to keep as a momento, paper : containing the full proceedings of the C first Republican convention ever held in Arizona. [ A man named Puhek and calling himself doctor who is well known and remembered at Tip-Top, Phn- nix and elsewhere by the many un- paid bills left behind him, is in trouble at Tucson Some man drew a a pistol on him. He now threatens < the Star and Citizen of that place Ii with libel suits because they say it i, would have beer blessing to the I had he been killed, or ! words to that cffects
 The delegates to the Territorial convention are leaving Us in hurry. now that their work is finished. Hessrs. Pomroy. Osborn and Paul ison left for the railroad this morn- \ Ing. Ex-Governor Stafford left for D the Tiger mine last evening 1 :, and HoHard leave for D D Prescott in the morning. Beach :. pulls out for San Francisco this even '" ing. Hunt remains day or so be- fore returning to Pinal. and nearly sll the rest have skipped the town in their various directions.
 WEDNESDAY,
 No concert on the Plaza this even (, ing ~ Don Abbott left on this mornings eoach for Maricopa.
 Owing to washouts on the railroad a0 California mail arrived this morn- pg is O. P. Roberts returned yesterday ir rom successful business trip to " California
 Water reached the Vulture mine bi rc,r,n fhn Hasca,n nnra fIrrr,oI, thoir 1 n1