The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-21


 many, especially invalids, on being
 de rivei of it. prss the day and
 night in actual sufariny. Fortu-
 natcly, we caa nov telegraph ro- Tucson and have ice delivered here
 in about twelve hours, and until the Phoenix factory is enlargei we will
 have to make up our deffcieaey from Tucson.
 Judge Pinney, successor 10 Hon. De Forrest Porter as- District Judge of inc Second Jrrli.-iAl District of Arizona, arrivel in Phoenix yrsser- day. The Judge fs, like his prede- ccssor, very genial gentleman and has already created q very favorable impression vi.h our c&:zrns. South wind
 Thermometer 107 deg
 Plenty Of ice tomorrow morning.
 T. " Van Slyck is no hunger con- nec:ed with he Globe Chronicle
 Count that dly List m which you have not had good iaugli-Cham- fort.
 One Key West pine apple grower net ei @f.00o las ye,r on hi~ fruit. Pine apples ough; 10 do well i:, ih:s valley.
 Juan E. Aivfraf,. 70 was :fov- eruor of Califprnia from 1855 70 1e43, died at San Pablo, C~:-, last Thursday
 The aggregate of iLc censu. re- turns shows the population of .Ari- zona to be s3,9i1. Q.iite au increase on the last censns.
 Four of our young Mexican citi- zcns have organized a brass band and have secured Ike services of Prof. Kelly as insiructor.
 Huston & Ca. have received :, new shipment of drugs, medicines and ! fancy articles for their drug store on thc east side of the Plaza.
 Hon. Pat Hamilton has returned | his commission to the Denver ex- position to the acting Governor. not wirhins to represent district n l Cochisc county
 A polite man. says tho Due de Morny, "Is one who li' ens with in t7rest to things lie knows all about, when they are t'fi by person who knows nothing about the:n."
 The band stand on the plaza is utilized nightly by a number Of men as free lodging house. k must be a delightfully."- cool place to sleep,
 Michael Hey, of Pheni2, and Maria Schle<e+, Of Oakland, were yesterday united in the bonds of by Judge Richards.
 Some person has been killing fish in Salt river with giant powder. The rascal had better look ont, for he will be shown m mercy if dis covered.
 We congratulate MT. Mack on his rich discovery at Cave Creek. He has been working very industrious Iy on his claims for several months and at last his end-avors have been He has. struck free gold and plenty of It.
 Johnnie Kellerman seems deter miled to lay out the HEnALD force with the collie. Tbis morning he again presented Us with one of his inc watermclons. It looked 80 when opened that we con- ,luded to trust in providence and at it.
 To-day has been one of the sul- triest of the season. The attempted thunder shower of this morning turned out to be a failure, and left he sky encum bered with masses of ,louds, and the atmosphere very lose and oppressive.
 A debtor who was sued by hls creditors acknowledged that he ! ad- the money, bat declared hat the plaintiff knew al the time hat it was a Kathleen Mavorneen oud. "A Kathleen Mavorneen loap" the court with 3 puzzled ook." That's it. sdge; one of the it may be for years and it may be forever sort".
 We saw yesterday bea utiful but on of silver, the result of Rn assay ,f half an ounce of ore from Judge , Lemon s mine, ten miles this side If the Red Rover. The mine is Town fifty feet and the ledge is con- tantly widening as the shaft sinks ower. !,
 Tie walls of ancient Babylon were O broad that six chariots could irive abreast upon them. They ex- sted for moe than thousand years ,fter their destruction was propLe- ,ied but its destruction came more han two thousand years ago, and rom being the glory of kingdoms, it is 8 picture of desolation. There he Arabian pitches not his tent; there the shepards make not their fold; but wild beast of the desert lie here, and there houses are full of 1oleful creatures
 Fifteen townships, following the Gila from the canyon east of Fort