The Phoenix herald., 1880-10-08
MARIc0PA MATTERS.
Local Events of the Past
Week.
As They Appeared in the "DaiIY
Herald"
SATURDAY.

leave for the McMlllen country next
Tuesday.
Almost enough money has been
subscribed to build the new brick
Methodist church.
Rev. 1. II. Cox will hold services
tomorrow morning, at the Center
street church.
Edward Gerard, Catholic priest of
Florence, will celebrate Mass to-mor-
LOW morning, at 8 O'Clock, at the res
idence of Jesus Otero.
The Democratic club failed to
meet again last night This is the
second meeting, hand running, that
quorum has failed TO get together.
Grant Curry, the Democratic nom
inee for Congress, is expected to ar
rive in Phoenix to day or tomorrow.
A grand ratification meeting will be
held on the plaza Monday night
A daughter of VIM Isaac, Mrs
Smith, was taken i'll on the 'ad to
this place from Chino Valley, in
company with her mother and
brother, and now lies very sick at
Seymour.
The Expositor is the advocate of
the principles of that party that says
the Chinese must 30, but we notice
the force of that paper is doing all in
its power to help them stay, by eat
Jag at a restaurant run exclusively
by Chinese, a block distant from
their Office, when as good a restau-
rant as can be found in the Terri
tory is situated underneath their of
flee, and run by white man and
Democrat at that.
The watering cart is again on duty
today.
Frank Meador of Prescott arrived
last evening.
All kind of merchandise very
cheap at Goldbergs-
The Probate court is in session &c.
day as is also our supervisors.
Work was to have commenced on
the new Catholic church this morn |
ing.
The wife of Judge Tweed will ar |
rive in this city the latter part of this
month.
To-day is St. Francis day and is
being properly observed by ont Mex
lean citizens.
Several Republican candidates
lonve to-Inorrow for the eastern end
Of the county
We have received another order
"A for wedding cards. May the demand
keep on Increasing
Goldberg s Son lave moved into
their new establishment and now
have one of the finest stores in the
city.
Your daughter is about being mar
rled, her intended wants 10 buy some
presents for her, had he not better
save considerable money and pur
chase ali his presents from Uncle
Harris2 221 Kearney Street.
To-day F. NJ. Standard delivered
10 the Arcade Brewery, Luke s. Thai
heimer, proprietors $4,000 pounds of
first class barley The beer manu-
and We would recommend a liberel
patronage
4 Charley Allabach, government
printer, is in the city having in
charge United States prisoners.
Charley helped the HERALD make
its first appearance in Phoenix nearly
three years ago, he setting the first
stick of type.
The Tiptop Mining Company has
. Just made its shipment of bullion s
for the month of September, amount
ing to % bars valued at $44, 400.
4 As the mill did not run full month
. and is only ten stamp afflir their
shipment speaks we'll for the quality 3
a OF the ore.
TUESDAY.
Grant Curry is due in Phoenix.
4 Nothing new about the a. C. r. r.
N. Ellis of Prescott is in the city
w. A. Rowe has returned from his
. California trip
4 Andy Pert of Tempe WAS in the
city yesterday on Probate business.
Messrs- Priest and Decker of
Tempe were in the city last evening.
WI Scott is to-day putting on
coat of plaster on the HERALD build
ing
Full sets of Justices blanks, for
both criminal and civil actions, for .
sale at the HERALD Office.
Goldberg Will proclaim what he
has to sell at his new store IN to-
morrow's paper
next Sheriff, has arrived from Oak L
land. i
Blessrs. Sheets and Hancock left e
10 day for the eastern part of the G
county. G
The printed Great Register CT the =
county will contain 14l4 names Z
against 673 two years ago. l.
i The express office and the Office of
G. & S. stage company has been =
moved next door to Baltz s. K .lly's y
butcher shop
We have received a number of 7
catalogues for distribution of the Los y
Angeles Agricultural Fair that COM L
Inenccs October 18th. Those of our L
farmers who are Interested in the =
rules and premiums offered can get y
enc by applying at this Office. e
Ali wanting costumes for the mas
qnerade will please leave their
Iancs with Geo j.. Goats before Fri
Gay noon. If n sufficient number OF
names are secured Mr.. Coats will
crIeT Z ltFSeI NUN cI Vi COotuLncS,
50 As 10 give !. better chance for Sc cl
lection. The cost of costumes will r..
not exceed IS to 81, and proportion =
;tely less as the number ordered viii ~
Justify. Ii
We have received a new map of al
Arizona, published by Rand, McNssL {,
~ & Co., OF Chicago. 1t is in pocket q,
firm, and the price is only 25 cents -.
fnd will he senf Il, any address upon
receipt OF that price, and should be OF
ia the hsn.ls of ALL We have exam 81
i1ed it and find il correct, and the a,