The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27

Ross Flour Mills, at East Phoenix. four miles from this city, is putting
 in good work every day, by turning
 out an excellent quality of four
 DrED.-The word attracted the at
 tentIOn of one of Charles P. Moro
 gey's friends in this city this morn
 ing the latest edition to hand of the Tucson Citizen. We are sorry tO have to observe it as a fact as Char ley was a friend, a favOrite, genial ial companion and whOle-soulcd young man. We heartily sympathiZe with the afflicted family in their loss of SO valuable son and friend to us.
 THURSDAY
 Charles Cushman, the government grain contractor, has gone to Fort Mcdowell
 Billy Moore returned from the southern country yesterday after noon, coming in by Hamlin's stage.
 Dr. Ainsworth will arrive to-mor- row afternoon from Prescott by am bulance.
 She called after receiving an inyi- tation, but got fired out. Pretty rough wasn't it.
 Frank Staples, C. P Dake and James Stewart are on the Nicken- burg stage to arrive tonight
 Peralta's teams are busily engaged in hauling freight from Benson to the various mining camps near at hand.
 Messrs. Hamilton and Dargis, of Vim B. Hooper & Co.'S establish ment, leave tomorrow for Pinal and Florence.
 Goldberg & Sons new store will soon be ready for occupancy and will be finished ill a first-class man ner.
 The large quantities of watermelon rihds and the disgraceTul condition of our plaza show that our town trustees are recreant to their trust.
 4 school teacher is wanted a, Ton 10 Basin for the public school Sal ary, $70 per month For particulars address Vim. 4. Hancock, County Supt. of schools, Phenix.
 Mir. Lemon informs us that Miss c. NJ. Bishop, who made inquiry for him through the Tucson Star is all acquaintance of his and desires 10 teach the public school at this place.
 Without a doubt cotton can be raised in this valley and prove very profitable. Those wkO understand the care of this plant are requested 10 call at the HERALD office and get some seeds for planting
 Mrs. E. Salari has commenced suit against J. |. T. Smith for S743, and interest, for money len: King S WOOlsey for the flour mill bdsiness, Mr- Smith being the surviving partner.
 General Wilcox, daughter and MT. HenZy arrived by ambulance thIs morning from Prescott, and left at o'clock for the railroad MT. Hcnzy goes East, and Miss Wilcox goes to California to school. The General will return from Mar icopa.
 "It reminds us very much of a story we once heard about q New foudland and poodle, and the Ex- oositor don't resemble the poodle," ;ays the last evenings issue of that paper h point of size the editor of hat paper comes nearer the poodle han the Newfoundland, We take it.
 The CoIton Semi Tropic, one of he newsiest, wittiesi aud best papers n Southern California comes 10 us his week as paper and not "a half md half" ScipiO has doffrd the ,ld patent outside" and will here liter publish both sides at home. We trust and hope the new departure will prove success in every respect 1
 General Wilcox, now in PhGnix, i eceived this morning from Fort ! Nhipple containing information of furious storm at Fort MOhave on ! he 22nd. The company's quarters we're blown down, three men killed md several others wounded. Hos i ,ital and store house much damaged The stoom still raging at last ac- cunts.
 MT Henzy, superintendent of the C R k, informed a HERALD re- ,orter this afternoon that the sur. -eyors would commence driving takes for the graders, 10 morrow morning. at MaTicOpa; grading com lences October 1sf, and track laying Sovem bcr l and cars will run into 'hGnix February 1, 1881; Alr Henzy eft for the East st ? o'clock, and Till be back in time 10 drive the rst spike
  Last evening while Major Veil was ut hunting near his residence, cast Phenix, he shot 8 rabbit, and on ntering the brush to secure his rize, almost stepped On a monster lttlesnake coilcd up. He despatched with q shot in the head, and this lorning brought it to town. IL Is i ve feet six inches in length. and wen inchs around, and shows still Ieven rattles, which with those rokcn of must have mum bcreu at asst twenty.
 We are indebted to C H. Horne ( IT information regarding Rodgers amp, about 12 miles from Picl ct ost. This camp has been in exist nee IS months and has about % 'caIions- The deepest working is shaft down ITO feet, from the bot ' m of which drifts have beena run, rowing the existance of large bodies orc. The ledge is from twenty lches to seven feet in width and con ( ins ore running from Sl00 10 $500 sr ton, but the average by many as lys is $500. This camp is located l the new road between Globe and ( hHnix. and with some effort this I ade and traffic could be turned in is direction.
 G3O0 REWARD. c By order of the Board Of Super sors of Maricopa County, 4. T., I L ! (