The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-18

the lnternati Dndl Mining GA AlOsl- ton, the News says: "No richer or more beautiful specimens are to be seen than in Arizona's space. One lump from the Copper Queen IS shown, weighing 1,150 pounds. This runs 2S per cent pure copper, lime cryst is and all. It presents bril- liant colors which will draw the eye of the novice as well as the expert. There is anoihcr large and beautiful specimen. tlis from the Silver King. It k known IS poly bsite and is 7S ger cei.t Iu.e silver. or worth alout @i per pound. This is em- plaiically good iruck.' l. is fro Il the Pionecr district, Pinal county
 The Silver King Company has de- clared aro;her dividend of % cents per share, making total to date of St,G-5,G00. Wendcr if that S20O, 900 surplus in the sreasuly y at the begin niug If tie present year isn't nearly exhausted? With the ore body in sight the King should pay dollar diyi,'cnds monthly for years to come, but with the present bullion output they gre liable to stop altogether The man who undertakes to do the woIk of two men when he isn't com potent 10 perform the work of one is not profitable man for Q m ming company to employ.-Enterprise.
 From Wcdnesaay's Deily-l
 Local ncws is scarce
 Rainfall last night was .12 of an inch.
 Tie washort is still dcla, ing trains
 It is expected that train will get through from the west to-day
 Gus Beccher, formerly brewer here, is in town again.
 Salt River vsllcy fruit is quite plentiful in Prescott.
 John J. Gosper ard the new part ner in the HERALD are expecteG to arrive on Saturday or Sunday.
 Territorial Republican Convention next llonday, instead Of Tuesday, as we enormously sta'ed yesterday.
 X real oid-fashioned Arizona zephyr lns; night, followed by . good rain.
 Several trees lost some of their branches by the neavy wind last night.
 Women, Second oaly to the press ia the dissemination of news, ' was Q toast offered at a printers fes- lival lately. IL was mcant for a compliment
 If you want hobby and stylish shirt, go to Goldman S Co. for it, as they arc just in receipt of fine as sortncnt in that line. *1w
 The Democratic County Central Committee met yesterday and ap- pointed September , for primary election and the 18th for convention for nomination.
 Beaconsfeld ascribes all his great ness U woman. Adam laid &ll his trouble to the same source. Adam We are ashamed of you. Beacons- field, you are Q genueman.-Bos;on Transcript.
 Mind your stops. 4 compositor in setting up the toast: 'Woman, with out her, man would be savage, " got the punctuation in the wrong place, which made i; read: " Woman, without her man, would be say ago.
 q had fali from a ladder and sprained my wrist so badly" says A. 5. Palmer, of Cumberland Court House, Va, that I 10 ell use of my arm. 1 procured a bottle of the St Jacobs Oil, and, after rubbing my arm with it, obtained immediate relief. I used It likewise for neu- ralgia, and find it also eGectual for burns, bruises, etc"
 The Gazette asks when the band will play on the plaza again? We are requested to state that the mem- bcrs of that organization are willing to l lay at most any time and occa- sion that is for the public good, bat the dilapiiated condition of the band stand is little too much for them. The seats arc warped out of shape and the whole thing is sadly out Of repair. Let the citizens put up a decent stand and a few seats around for listeners, and the band will do their part.
 SEYMOUR, <. T., July 1. 1882.
 At an inquest held on the body of m unknown man, we, the under signed do declare thlt the said un- known man came to his death from natural causes. The said man, pre- vious to his death, was in the en- ploy Of one Geo. E. Freeman, and, deceased mans descrip ion, we believe him to be about 5 years of age and deiicielt of three fore fingers from right hand.
 Witness, ROBERT SHERWOOD,
 SAM MIcHAELs,
 Gus YAeER,
 JNo. KENYON,
 w. A. MILLsAPs,
 BEN. REYNOLDS,
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