Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-09-22

I
 It was James Gordon Bennett who
 interviewed the Sultan for the Her
 dld.
 Delegate OuTy honored the HER
 AID office with a call on Saturday,
 before leaving.
 A. C. Baker was nominated on the
 Democratic ticket for District Attor-
 ney by vote of i5 10 '.
 Mir. Ed. Raynor, formerly clerk
 in tLe bank here, arrived by this
 mornings stage from New Mexico. l We hope to be able to give at least few of the points of Hon. A. E.
 DayIs speech at the mass meeting hell at Mineral Park lately, in to
 morrow's HERALD.
 The name of John Lawson should have appeared yesterday ga mem Der of the Democratic County Cen tral Commilteee from Phoenix, in- stead of I. Stroud, and R. B. Todd, l instead of Ladd, from Vulture. For
 Cave Creek M. Clanton was named l c. o. Woodbury, E-q., of Milford,
 Mass, g stes that the application of St. Jacobs Oil cured valuable span of white horses of a severe lame ness, induced by slraining the veins. This led 10 q personal use, and T e now declare It the bcst-thc very best in the market" Mr. ". is with 8 vast majority.
 To mbstone is to have city hall. Phoenix needs cpe also. Nobody says any thing about stirring the matter up, though. Is enterprise st a standstill amongst us?
 Tucson papers are full If "clrcus." !" It's Blessing that a circus on'y gets around tLere once in while.
 Judge Lin alley. well known cii zen of this Territory, died in Tcml'- stone, GU Monday evening.
 Two Tombstone prospectors were chased forty miles in Sonora by the Ap4ches. They were thir.y-si1 b ours without water CT food. It is an open secret that many Democrats imagined that last Saiur- days primaries was the general ec- ton, and some of them wanted An drew Jackson on their ticket before depositing it.-Citizen. How did they find out his name wasn't on it?
 Dr. J. Warner, Dentist. member of the California Dental Association, is stopping at the PhoenIx Hotel, and has his cfficc at Wharton 6 Cooks. He is a dentist of high standing in Oakland, and any of our citizens wishing dental work done would do well to call on him as his say will not be lorg in Phoenix.
 Jack Walters is celebrating his birthday today. Tie storms of if ty-three winters and the scorching suns of as many summers have not dealt very hard with him as he is still as lively as many of our young sters.
 Remember that the only place in the Territory where you can obta in the Holder Patent Blotter and Bill, Letter Head and Statement Tablets is at the HERALD office. Nothing in that line equals them in ccnven- fence.
 Rev. Adams, who came in on Sat l urday's stage from Prescott, left t. day for San Francisco, where he will | remain for two or three weeks.
 One of the walls of Hooper & 1 Co.'s back building cavcd in during the storm on Saturday. Not much ] da mage done and trade goes cn.
 The Salt River rose last Saturday 1 night at Tempe so that teams were 1 obliged to come to Phoenix Sunday by the way of GraY's crossing.
 The Democratic Convection nom mated L. II. Orme for Sheriff this afternoon by a vote of 16 to 6. Councilman and Legislative mem- bers placed at the end of the list.
 The ring of the school bell this morning brought back thoughts of days long past to many a nearer. The ring of the old school bell sounds In our cars when many another sound is forgotten.
 A great deal of Democratic dis satisfaction is being expressed about town at 8 portion of the ticket put up by their convention. We know but three or four of the nominees personally, but among those VIC see no cause ofcomp!aInt. As to the re- of the ticket we have our opinion, which we may express later.
 We have heard co-?laiDts from parties desiring to buy real estate in he vicinity of town that water rates were so high that they could not af- ford to attempt to farm. It may be that the water comparies have no nore water than they need for their 'wn use, but if there is water to spare it seems to us poor policy that t should br put at such rates as to exclude settlers who de- ire to come among us. We have , noi inquired into the matter as yet . put only call attention to it as it ap- )eared in casual conversation with a trangcr desiring to buy land in the , -icinity. q