The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-15


 There will be about four candi- dates for nomination for Sheriff be- fore the Democratic County Convcn- ton which meets on the 18th in- stant.
 The public schools of lhe county are now openin g in the several dis tricts. All arc supplied with teach CTS, so f.r as we have been able to learn.
 A Mr. Clark. employed on ranch southwest of town. died suddenly yesterday. Cause of death as yet unknown, but thought to be heart disease
 MT. Alexander Poiterie, lsic of Vulture, has established an assay office in town and solicits the pa trOnage of those having work in his line. See his adver isement.
 "In the Twilight" Gavotte, by J Oettl, is one of the latest and most popular publications from the press of sherman, Clay 6 Co.,, San Fran cisco. Price, 40 cents.
 We would direct attention to the advertisement of ". C. Needham's Fxtracts of Red Clover. They are said to be very effiracious in the diseases for which they are rccom- mendcd.
 Lumber is decidedly gscarce in town just at present, on account of the railroad Sashouts. Our dealers in that article expect Q large lot to arrive at once. The first load for some time came in on Sunday to -Mr Grceory's yard There is III lch de- mand, especially among the farmers in the vicinity of town, for lumber and carpenter work. Several build ings and improvements are in con- temptation for the next few months.
 From Wednesdays Daily
 "Oury's coming"
 "Oury's come"
 Don't neglect registration any longer.
 Goldman received some bran new mowers and ilon harrows to-day.
 Hon. G. H. Oury arrived this eve ming by private conveyance frcm Globe.
 A very dry crowd collected around the principal saloons today about mail time. Alas for the mu- liability of human .evcnt3-they went away dry.
 "Oury's comingl" And his eyes snapped, his face wore pleased ex- pression, and he ran his hand up and down his throat Nothing else ran down his throat today, how ever.
 Three fine blooded hogs from the stock ranch of MT. Vim. Niles, of Los Angeles, came in by express to-day, consigned to Hon. J. J. Cos per, Prescott.
 The thermometer goes down to ninety now and we want wood at tnIs office Who will bring us a few loads on subscriptions, adver- tisements or job work? Don't all 1 speak at once.
 Pat. Hamilton, of the Tombstone Ind, pendent. has challenged D. o. Dunbar, of the Republican, to fight a duel Dunbar declines with thanks Elsewhere we publish the cores pondence.
 We notice the name ofour reliable friend Roihruck among the candi- iates for nomination for Treasurer, subject to the action of the Demo cratic Couaty Convention Rothrock would do the business up thorough y and would be responsible man n the position.
 Stability in business makes busl- less. The man, or firm, who adver- ises only once in a while adver- ises the fact that he is shaky. We relieve in economy, but it is not cal economy to show up your bu>i- less fitfully. Solidity attracts atten- ion and gives confidence and makes business. We thought we were "cowboy" nd had been ''scoope6" last night vhen Pat Fitzgibbons, the new night stepped up to us with a ':g club. He only wanted us to smile," however. and our nerves t once were calmed. Pat rather us, however, that he is a bad one" whom it won't do to fool Fih. Look out for him. Pretty much the whole town eems to be on the -qui uiUe for the at Tempe on Saturday. hat there will be an interesting me we have no doubt. Our Mexi- m population know how 10 do / hese things 10 perfection, and when lch an affair is in the hands of such ; len as Messrs. Garcia, Imperial nd Moreno, we know that it can :, ot be failure. Yesterday we were pleased by tho all of one of our leading and most citizens-whose name e do not know that we have the |