The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16

nds and then rolled ont five bar rels of whisky to them- The re, skins got jolly drunk and were thei. al quietly killeI oil by the Mex jeans.
 Fancy sign painting, house paint ing. and. in fact, painting of ever, kintl, is dcne by Al Griffith. He i the boss of the road.
 The Santa Catalina copper smelter started up a week sEo and i> most decided. .sVccess, turning our from five to six tons of high grade bu lior per day. The copper smeiteis of the Russell Company, ai Dragoon, has also recently been put in hlast. and is eaid to be working most sue cessfully. Both of these plants wee built by the racific Iron Works, ih San Francisco, firm that are famous in ali parts of the country for rhe superioii y of their mining machinery. Their Patent Water Ja ke Shelters have long been re- cognized as the best anywhere made for both galena and cnpp'r oies. ana ives assurance of success to all companies who adopt them.-[ Ari- ZoEs Star.
 Nine of the Csmp Apache scouts engaged in the Cib:cu aff .ir in Sep iember last are hiding in the hill and ravines on Careza and Cibicu ere k. Among the number are Gar, Chapo, Mosly, and Hosa. Reren;lY, they killed Grassholper, flicn ly InIian at Sabino>' ranch on Carrza creek, and later they killei man named Johnson. about three miles from Cooley's ranch. Tines" are d part of the same band of IEdians that were taken rrisoiers by Agent Tiffany and camped near Hi>e's store at San CirlDs, and were snb>e- quenily placed in custody of the m l jar, in our presence. Lieu Abbott received them after they lad beer. cnu' ted in his presence b, Sam Bow mn and Dr. Pang burn. The LieI tenant refused 10 lace q guard over them, although he well KEew tlat the Indian guard had been relev, d, and in consequence of that criminal ntglrci they walked off and now the result of hat want of prec.;u.i ion is manifest il the dea h Of the persons named abnvv.-lSiiver Bell. There are so many contradictory reports regarding the whereabouts of the cumei, that it is very difficult for the uninformed to de,ermine in what quarter of the heavens o watch Tor it. l he first re ,orts from the Rochester Ob ervatorv. informed us tlai it would appear ia the consiella- tion c ss nptla, aLd sins that lime we have noted nightly a peculiar
 
 >tellaiion, which, 10 our minds, ap- pears to be the comet referred to. Ia sinpeiL may be found by draw ing an imaginary line thr ugh the pointers in the Great Dipper, rass- ing through th North Star and continuing it until a point is reached equidIsiant with the Dipper from Pularis. The constellation has the appearance of a large W, and also goes by the name of the Chair. Cassiopeia, tine 'Stnrred Egyptian Queen," vas ihe wife of Cephus, king of E hio ,ia For daring to comp ire herself with the nymphs in beauty, she WAS severely punished. After death, however, she was placed among 'he stars, though the nymPhs, still bearing malice. prevailed nron Jupiter to cause Ter 10 be had downward part of he time Cnnse- quently, we see the cons e:lation, sometimes above Pol,ris, sometimes below, and sometimes on either side. In fact, in its apparent revolutions around t'-e North Star il alwas re- mains xactly opposite Ursa Major.
 From Thursday's Daily1
 Hot and suliry.
 Thermometer 1O2 in the shade.
 The Tiger Restaurant seems to have made general m ssh" on the community.
 Ryland, he circus man, is billing the town f'r lis circus on mex! Sat uruay night.
 Preparations are being actively ma ie tor a grand celehra ion of the 4 h, Tempe will be invited to come d. wn and sre us.
 Sergeant Frank nd Private Nc ! L uahfnn passed trough this morn ing tor Fo't Thomas with fell set If Il. liOSr tphic instruments
 Fife d .ys more and Guitean wi'l p.rfnrm the last act in the .ir,,- ma of fe, am will pay the penalty ,f an as>assin's crime.
 Irvine & Co. still keep Tn a good 'tOck of fancy and staple gro erie md are dOin a rOO.l huSi ,osS Thay