The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-11
Local LilCS.-
From Saturdays Daily. 1

at Tombstone.
 r A new song ''De Gospel Grown,
 can be seen at our office.
 Dr. Bluett will shortly return t
 his mother in Canada.
 Henry L. Wharton Is the cham
 pion pie-eater of Arizona.
 Quite a number of the Pheni,
 printers were on a spree last night.
 Rents are higher in Tucson thar
 in any other city in the southwest
 Star.
 P Minors new hall is now com.
 plete aLd is one of the finest in the
 Territory.
 Tucson will have chance to re-
 cuperate in the way of thieves,
 thugs, etc, at the feast
 We have big farms Tn Arizona.
 An ordinary ranch is about twenty
 five miles sqnare Star.
 John Kelly, the well-known Cali
 fornia yiolInIst, and lady, will be in
 Phoenix shortly.
 Virgil Earp was arrested in San
 Francisco Tuesday night for running faro game.
 We were informed yesterday by one of our eminent dlvines. that the temperature in Hades was much cooler than in Phenix.
 ". L. Pattison, of the Democrat who is supposed to be the original Billy Pattison," contemplates a | visit to the mountains.
 On Tuesday last, says the Yuma | Sentinel, the Yuma Exchange saloon passed into the hands and manage ment of MT. David Balz.
 ServIces will be held at the Catho- lie Church as follows: High Mass at S:3O A. M., Sunday School at 10 Al N, Evening Service at 7P.M.
 Roswell G. Wheeler, U. s. Indian Agent for the Pima. Maricopa and Papago Indians, is in San Francisco on forty days leave of absence.
 Our Indian population was in- creased on Thursday last by Mari copa squaw giving birth to three children-a white, Indian and negro.
 Prof. Kelly informs us that the I Phoenix Brass Band is now in a very ( prosperous condition and will soon surpass all other brass bands in the . . Territory. i The Gazette is still trying to raise . mustache, an event which is anx- 2 iously awaited by the Gazette's , many friends We fear they will :. have to wait many years. :, A very fine specimen of quartz a was shown us today from the f, Wicbel mine near Casa Grande dis f trict in which the gold and silver is sa visible in abundance. hi The shipment of treasure from the Yuma office for the month of July, @i 1882, was as follows: currency S15,- 'll I 93s, gold coin s4,194, gold bullion U and dust $1 500, silver coin s1,9s1, el silver bullion $12,759.53. UT The Democratic papers throughout, an he Territory are beginning to real ,al ze the consequences of the false ar tep at Phenix and are placing in themselves on the safe and secure off round outlined by the Rowe reso- co ltions.-Tombstone Republican. TO There was a man knocked down mt '-day for remarking to another UT. ian, "this is very warm day." the he gentleman who did the striking ing id he had 100 men tell him that it pri as a warm day and that he did roo ot propose 10 listen to the same tati mark any more stol Because OurY has failed to work a9 i'd secure proper and needy legisia- 1;o, M 1n for Arizona, the Phenix Gazette ara .,'- ys Republicans are to blame. Of thi, @ 'urse they are, in horn Poor ex- o11 sc is better than none. How was D., that TrItle accomplished so much +ore - 0 - 4'i inei' bles The best minstrel song of the day que IS just been issued. The title is The )e Gospel Crown" the words and is a lsic being by Dan Lewis, whose bull me Is worldwide. As an lend and ng' thls is par excellence. Sher- parE m, Clay & Co.,, San Francisco, are of ri } publishers and will mail copies and 35 cents. mes The Sierra Madre range is prolific are mineral and during the past sea- aud a number of American prospect pafh have been looking over the nos' und. The Indians have been. "est yever. a constant .o,-oa oe ' has I But durino tba Iast fou u-., in Il Mexican.tooone bova s,,ooeas-5 tion, killing off Q large numter of cliar m- There are now about 1000 us Hers in the dist-;c+. h,,t ,,.t:I imm Indians are entirely annihilated may Sierra and western portion of the huahua will continue to be un- sno" for rospectors.-Mining Jour- we $ label
 say ] the Equator Moving gorthe from ne startling theory of the change Fran, he position of tho earth's equator rid,