Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-11-24
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The .. S. A. paymas,er, Maj W
e. Crc4ry. has just dealt out the
Errcnbacks to the boys" at Yuma
We are informed by our worthy
Pm. that the Thermometer was as
low az % degrees yesterday morning
and down to % degrees this morn
ing
The restaurant furniture of the
Mint Res aurant was sold at auction
this afternoon. Mrs Miil-ap goes
out If business on account of i'll
health
North Wilcox, of Mcdowell, has
been spending the week in town, en-
deavoring to recover some hor.es be-
longing to him which were driven
oE and sold to parties in this place
The Prescott papers are decidedly
touchy on the Capital question The
HSner of the 10th inst jumps into ii
with a club, cowhide bots and a
veil of Shut up, down there ye
blathering spalpeens. and talk of
somethin sinsib,e now, SIGH as wis
dom and statesmaneship and pump
kins, but niver ye open yer COB about
the capital forniust the result of
sectioner feud.'
The Black Canyon stage. due here
at 2 O'Clock this afternoon, was de-
Iaycd on account of mishap, which
occurred about seven miles from
town. While coming down steep
grade the coach upset, splitting out
the passengers and smashing things
generally, but hurting no one seri-
ously. Jim Wagner, the driver, had
his face scraped and received some
bruises
From Mondays DAILY
The stages are carrying heavy
loads of passengers almost every
grip
Mr.. j. Byers, some time ago re- {
ported killed by the Indians in the
southern part Of the Territory, is in I
town without scratch or scar, even.
Mr. Shriver pronounces the Castle
Creek prospects as some of the finest
in the Territory. The indications at
the famous Clifton copper mines
were not near so fair as those now
being opened up in the Castle Creek :
country
The official count OF The votes of h
the last election proceeds but slowly, Il
but one precinct, Phoenix, having v
been disposed of 1T 2 O'Clock P n G
The members for the precinct remain c
unchanged s
He who advertiees is he who makes y
the money. Hundreds OF people hre y
directed to your business through IL
your advertisement in your town
paper that would go elsewhere had "
they not been appraised of the char II
acter of your business through the
newspaper. Of
Judge Porter, Messrs Smith and
Logan, of New York, an! Mr. Camp II
bell, of Tonic Basin, left yesterday "
forenoon for the Basin on mining to
and to inspect mines III
in which the New York gentlemen "
are largely interested They will re- r
turn in about ten days u
The old Tiger mine, in the north 7
ern part of the Bradshaw country, n,
which we spoke of few dars ago III
az being reopened and promising 81
we'll. has since then presented its f,
owners a rich strike. Samples of n,
ore show native silver and assay Or
$500 per ton. The company has "
opened chimney of ore feet wide l.,
and and $50 feet long. n
[rren Tuesdays DAHL bs
A cloudy day; r.rs thing in Ar fc
izona, therefore remarkable.
A note from ex-Secretary Gosper ie
is mailed from the Palmer House,
Chicago. ar
A Territorial legislator is over ~
whelmed with applications for petty
Offices, and usually has more trouble q,
on his hnds about this time than -
hog drover. "a
Mr.. Geo. Hamlin showed us this ev
morning a lot of fine young horses in
which he has at his stables for sale. 1
One span of iron grcys especially are 1
very fine looking fellows, and would 70
make handsome buggy team.
The candidates were standing al
around most of yesterday awaiting as
the action of the Board of Supervis- d'
ors in counting the vote Vt the coun- W
ty. The vote was SO close that few Of
Of them were certain as to their uti-
mate fate. OF
The San Bernardinc Valley, in W W
California, is reported as settling up ~
at the rate of twenty families per g
month. The Salt River Valley, which
is similarly though more favorably ;"
loca'ed, should be settling up just as :
rapidly, provided our county affairs ~
were favorable, and railroad
shrough the valley to make it acces- r r
sible to the outside world. ~
This mornings experience is an CT
other hint to our citizens that it is W
time that fire company should be Of
formed AMI thoroughly equipped. W
The town is large enough to have fl
hook and ladder company and fc
Babcock company. We presume, W