The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-07

session
 Major Chaffea cane In from II
 Dowen last sv ming. | Drink Seltzer Sour, al inc Cabine i wul. B, Hooper 6 Co. aye sgcn
 for Dsniana Rit.ers.
 Mrs Craig and family left f,
 Prescott to-day, 50 spend the h.
 weather.
 1 A POSITIVE cure for dyspepsia
 Oamiana Enters,
 l Election of officers of the Phoeni
 Brass Band tonight. Ail member
 are requested to be present, as bus
 ness of importance is to be ;rar
 sacted.
 1 Drinking Boca Beer, Germahi'
 Beer Hall.
 ". B. HOOPER & Co. are agen
 for Damiana Bitters.
 The Bradshaw Mining Co. has let
 cut contracts for drifting 300 feet
 which wlll soon te commenced.
 emoke Baldwin and Pstricio at Geo. r. Coates. *tf
 The races ye<terday attracted quite a large crowd. Pools sold lively and at good figures. Henry Garfas en- tered his bay Boracho; Al Richeson, bay stallion Sleepy Bill. and J. Craemer's gray horsr, S-h:n"e'- Rn racho sold first choicv. sl-c.r Hi'l second, and the gray third Betting was lively in favor of Boracho. Shortly after five o'clock the horses were called and start made. The gray iel from the start, winning the race by about two lengths.
 TIE MEXICAN EE1EDY for dis eases of the Kidneys ard Bladders is Damiana Bitters.
 {. The Citizen publishes Col zabris kie's oraiion delivered at Tucson on he Fourth. It is a beautiful piece of oratory, and fully sustains the ColonePs reputation as q speaker
 If you want a hobby and stylish shirt, go 10 Goldman & Co. for it, as hey are just in receipt of 2 fine as in that line. *1w
 Rev. Mr. Rad, the pioneer mis- Eionary of the Babptlst Church is i2 own and will preach next Sabbath t the M. E. Church. He has charge 1 'f the Baptis- Mission of Arizona, New Mexico. Chihuahua an sou,h- western Tezas. He Las been en- ,aged in Ihe work for about forty ! -esrs snd still looks young. We i iope large crowd aill be out 10 lear him on the coming Sabbath.
 Mrs. Tweed left for California to- lay.
 Wardrahes, Desks ScTeen-Doors 1ot Beds, e,c., made to order on hort notice, at $. E. Patton's Car 'en.er shol, adjoining the Telegraph lnice. +1m
 Why does our City Council allow he property owners on the main lreet to pie all their debris in front i their business places. There are eyeral such heaps to be seen on street, and travel Is really impedcd thereby.
 The ladies of Phenix aDd vicinity will find it 10 their advantage to exI mine the stock of Millinery Goods !: Rosenthal S Kutner's, before pur hasing elsewhere.
 Bob Hamiltonls with us again, aving arrived last evening from 'rescott. On his way down. he ocoed at the Tiger, and reports .at lhe water is nearly all pumped #. Had t not been for breakage t, furnace, the mi, c would have .on -ued dry some time ego. ,e comn.n> have let contracts for Q Q feet to,p1 of sinkin. and the mine will
 
 r. ur very shortly.
 About half past one .o'cloce ms ternoon, the town was arol- 7~u Dy . startling cry of FIRE from me lungs of Tom Sherman. the street, SO qniet te- 2 re, was filled with running and T trying men, and, On arriving at . e scene, the flames were seen rag T 2 on 6 portion of the roof of Her { ks blacksmith shop. Some men ! ,-e already dashing buckets of 7 tier on the flames, and in few | 1ments they were extinguIshe.:. c ld it not been for Toms tim ely z arm, the building must soon have . .en destroyed. The fire WAS caused I some matches which were lying
 cor, being Ignitod by the rays of 2 sun.
 TEe flrest and largest assortment
 Buntings, Silks. Satips, Greua- mes. etc., ever brought to Arizona, ,u will fEd at the Palace Ot Fash {, at Rosenthal & Kutners' store. DIT. Goodfeliow has commenced E cross cut oa the Red Rover at d pih of 125 feet below the surface ,e sum of $195 600 has been de