The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21
MARICOPA MATTERS.
Local Events of the Past
 Week.
As They Appeared in the ''DaiIy
 Herald"
SATURDAY.

1881 has been received. Ii is full of valuable information
 Miss L A Vim, some time since . school teacher in this city, has opened q private school in Tomb stone
 There will be meeting of Phoeni1 Base Ball Club at seven o'clock to- night, to complete arrangements 10 start for Mcdowell tomorrow Sister Basil, Tucson, is registered at the Phqnix Hotel
 Col. c. R. Head is in the city en- route 10 Prescott from trip to Cali fornia. The Colonel is one of Ari- zona's pioneers.
 Chas Hastings, " " Hickies, s Grainger. " r Head, " Pimm. Thos Blair, E H SavIlle, c P Head are registered at the Bank Exchange.
 Charlie Cole has an interest in two saloons, his wife has arrived from California and he has settled down to house keeping, and will be one of our permanent resid enters.
 The Expositor says Chairman Lount of the Democratic County Convention, made conciliatory speeches during the sittings of that body Those who were present didn't think so-
 Jett will have q five stamp GUS tom quartz mill at work inside of two weeks, on the Grand Canal four miles north of town. The stamps are $50 pounds each, and are from the old Vulture mill at Seymour.
 The services of the NJ. E. Church will be held every Sabbath in the house. formerly occupied by the Presbyterians near McNulty's resi- dence- Preaching at Il o'clock A. NJ; Sabbath School at 3. P. M.; prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 2 o'clock. Rev. Bovard, Pastor
 There is no doubt but what Cap ! tain McCaffer.y had the most human motive in view when he introduced | his bili to compel the Southern. Pa c--lilroad company to furnish water for stock free, but why not amend the bill so as to compel them to feed all passengers free as well. We are in for anything which gives free grub.-Star.
 Attention is called to the adver- -tiseuent of J. J. O'Brien, 924 Market street San Francisco, proprietors of the well known Arcade dry goods establishment. They call special attention of Arizona purchase to their prices, which are low and one price to all. Read their advertise ment on the third page.
 The advertisement of Rankin Brayton & Co.,. proprietors of the Pacific Iron Works, will be found on the third page today. This firm has been established in San Francisco for the past thirty years, and are Thoroughly reliable. Parties want
 G1 kind of inning machinery
 ested to send for their illus
 ircular of IA pages, a copy
 eh can be seen at the HERALD
 large covered wagons, con
 E Messrs- Borden, Venning-
 hnd Laurence, with their fam
 hrrived in Phoenix today from
 Nietos Colony, Los Angeles
 y, California They started for
 Mexlco and will remain here
 lays and may conclude to stop. The horses winch they brought over gre good stock and look we'll after the long trip they have had. We hope they will conclude to locate here as they arc the class of people we need to build up the valley.
 MONDAY.
 Lemon has got new cap Shoot it. We notice Major Veil on the streets, having returned from a visit to Globe. The following arc registered at the Phenix Hotel: F Burnham, II Smith, s H Angel, c Hall.
 If you want anything in the saG- dlery or harness line, send for E. H. Workman's prices, at Los Angeles. It will pay you. A. M. Bragg. of Tucson, is in town Mr. Bragg is Master of the Masonic Lodge just being instituted in that ancient and honorable pueblo.
 The following are registered at the l Bank Exchange: Louis Dougas. P H Kavanaugh, H D Cook, A M Bragg, Wm c Price and wife, Jas Stewart and the Nellie Boyd Troupe. Lost, on New Years day, a Master Mason's pin, somewhere in the vii rinity of the Bank Exchange Hotel. I The finder will please return to c. E. McClintock, HERALD Office. a The Nellie Boyd Troupe arrived last evening from Prescott and Tip 2 Top, by private conveyances. At the J latter rlace they were quite success q ful, playing there four nights. < Eugene Estabrook, an old d-timer in Salt River Valley. but now run hing two good farms on the Gila, Il