The Phoenix herald., 1880-09-03
nARIcOPA MATTERS.
Local Events Of the Past
 Week. As They Appeared in the Daily
 Herald"
SATERDAY.

W IT. Reynolds, of Fort McDow-
 eli. is iu the city
 One year ago last Sunday the col
 ionwoods on the Plaza bore fruit.
 Several persons whe have grown
 cotton m this valley testify to it's
 great productiycncss.
 A beautiful rain cooled the atInos-
 phsre ani dispense, with the services
 of the sprinkling cart this morning
 The number of oflce-seekers sn the
 Democratic side of the house in
 ereaSes as the day Of the convention
 comes nigh.
 Mrs Pickins- M. D.. has moved to
 :. building on the souil side of Wash
 lngton street, a few doors cast of the
 Phenix Hotel
 Jesus Gonzaics was accidentally
 sh t, Ut Tempe, a few days go bgt
 l. rapidiy recovering urcer the Care
 cf D.. Conyers.
 Me noticed three government am
 , laic1s standing, at one time, yes- icriIy i.i front If he Bank Exchange
 ;4olei. l. lJo8ed lively.
 Hon. Patrick Hamilton, over the signalurc of YaTapIi. Is again favor jag the EzyosiiOr wiIh h;s entertain ing and rc-ii5.e Prescott peaciliings-
 Thursday last Albert IFolleubcrg, Youngest soI Of Mr. Louis Wolich- D1-r, .s .s, a..ciI :ntI.ly run o.er and l-.sl.ntiy killed, il Prescott, bY :-I ox CT.
 A young married lady said. within os.r nearing yesterday, that Dr. Ainz- w5rsh T4s tile most excruciaIing . creature she hal ever seen. ".5Ucll divine form and lovely eyes is ai- most unbea1auic" and "Ohr v she 9 i'd If I Was not trammelcd by l-l.l;ri.llou;al vows ! would set my CD for t.ie DJc." Fact.
 pi.c Republican Club, of this city, I s.sss leased, for the campaign, the < ast.iiIilg OH Washington street, form -erly occupied by Wiley's auction q00 Ms. Carpenters have been busy so- tlsc past irw days fixing it up for i .ss-r-s,T Occupants, ;!nj I large trans D1Ieucy with the words Republican Hes-1;f,l.ar:crs'' wllI soon be in place rlrs place will be amply supplied m it'll seats and newspapers from all ]g1fts Of the country, and will be 9 ! pleasant place to spend the evenings lsst1t no~ until election, and hear ;-zsd res ! sLc latest news. A number of people WHO were dis posed 10 plan. trees last year failed U do 50, tCc Use cotton wood was the only thing a gailabie which they did not ike. tAsy intending that the willow would not grow, but we, be lieving differently. set out fourteen uf them, len feet apart on the 10th of Janaars fast and nov some Of them have branches an inch aud 9 half in d.a.Ietcr and 13 feet long. In this short time they have so tapped that a perfect shade IS made for distance of Ilasf block in front of the HER 1L5 property. We hope many will follow our example nexJ year. It is Ne4y cheap ard an excellent shade. The Union mine is situated 15 miles north of Phenix. Thc claim ls 6GGxiJC0 feet-no adverse claim. IL contains three distinct gold bearing veins which crop out distance of 12O0 feel on this claim. Very little V or1 has been done on this mine. 4 seyeuty-two fnot shaft shows q well dei..ed le.ige Lie averages 3i5 feet i4 tIIicaness. About 70 tons of ore are now on tbe dump. The ledge Is pay ore throughout. Several as say5 of it show 1t to be worth $i0. 1 For G feet from the surface it l is free milling then it turns base. ] Tine water level is at 9 depth of G2 | feet TLc mine is elevated bII little | above tI.c surrounding country and | is si..l.lie.l among a cluster of small i hills. u is c;tsF ol access being ac- ! .cessa5ie to the largest freight teams ! ans! is riglst al tiie farmers door of ] Salt River valley. The nearest water i for milling pur poses is the Grand i Canal, eleven miles distant The i orr ln be frei ghted from mine to | mill fer $9; wood at T3. Country ] fofLAiiiOa granite. Alr. Treadwell, | the mining expert, says it is horn blead-D1rpliry- IL is certainly d primitive formation.
 MONDAY
 I. Aaron left this morning for the Tiger.
 Wm. B. Hopper S Co. have just Tecci.cd a large quantity of beer and Iu those whU drink eastern beer we would sueg gest the purchase of I doz~a.
 ALr. Jackson. and wife, have re turned from q rusiicating trip north. Mrs. Jncisson's h-4lth Is mach i'm proved
 Messers- Decker, Priest. Sharp and Miller, fcmpeites, are in the city to-day
 4. ' McNeil has just had large doabie window pit in the front of his establishment thereby throwing more light on th. excellent quality Oi' his goods.
 Col. James Stewart arrived from he railrnad this mornin|. He in orms us that th.r nothin III the report of an increase of time on the from CJl'or, east.
 TUESDAY. Billy Moore is ranning a saloon at | Contention Cify.
 Don E. Abbott has returned from a ] trip to Pima county. ( Mir Martcll is now one of the mix lo sist; q. the Tiger liquid palace. s Judge Wilks returned from Pres ott last evening.
 Gca. w Buck is back from his rus v icatiag trip up north. H I :inson received, few days ( ince, a foEsae pump T C,1rnenters are bifsv at work o, tha DOT of GJldDerg's new bail,ling. Ii Grant LeBarr and Mrs. 4. Bartlett " ill arrive on this evenings Wick nburg stage F Two lines of coaches leave Phoenix q very day for the railroad connecting 'ith the Tucson train. T Wm. B. Hooper IS Co have just re- p lived large quantity of Damiana '' itters-
 Capt Malcon. well known in these ~ ~
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