Weekly Phoenix herald., 1882-11-17
Local Lines.
From Saturdays rAILr.l

DR.. Hic1ics and Mr.. Granger re-
turned to Phoenix last evening from
Cave Creek, where they have been
for the past ten DAYS, snperinteni-
ing The assessment work on some
claims they have OFT there
A lively runaway TOOK pace this
forenoon near Burgers, ths te I'M BE-
com ng f-igh:e ,cd an the lines
breaking, viii III m lde things decid-
edIy intercstin. Tle TEAM was for
tunately stopp ID b. the presc' &c of
mind of the driver, without much
damage being done.
The ge item N who COMPOSE our
Board of Election 1t the late election,
Iessrs. Nnvin.e., Patton AMI Bytr.,
to .ethcr with the clerks, Mrs,rs. Re-
carte and desc We especial
mention for the b .sinesS Xix; m ~
ner in which they did heir work.
Tue coul WAS tini ,lcd in fifteen
hours from the tim, the polls clio ,ei,
which means a very hard all-night
job, sufficient to Try he luran e Of
the best men,
From Mondays DAILY
A new cabin h IS been pu! MP Oh
the lot opposite the gardener place
Lear the cemetery.
Ice was to be founl in consider
able quaint les OF Sunday morning
Oh still ponds If water.
Our town is full of strangers COM
ing aad going from the numerous
mining regions taat lie about our
valley.
The workmen are busily engaged
in repairing the Melhodit Church
South. When fnishe it will be a
very presentable AID substantial
building.
Mr.. L. Mayer, of the firm of Kcl-
ley s. Mayer, lift yesterday on the
noon stage for Hermosillo, Sonora,
Mexico, on business trip t. be
gone for TWO or three weeks
Mr. Frask Purcslla, tor some time
past afh .cted by consumption, died
on last Sunday morning and was
buried to-day at one O'clock from
the Catholic church, services con
Quoted b.
"Nines," miners" @locations,'
crock gold" "sIlver," lead"
load" monument" shaft '-tun-
mel" ring on persons ears on the
street, i'll the dining hall, in the no
tel, in every office, in BID, every
where now-a-days-
-Mr.-J T. Gcwar, of Camp Greek.
Red Rover country, reports loeating
gong o. lively in that country He
take. ont Lad Of IN N to-day for
the Red r rover mi es, which will
now BE- run with considerable
force of men. O.e fio u the Red
River will hereaft be shipped &c
the railroad and stld.
DR.. L. H. Goodrich, of Coldwater,
Michigan, well known TO the cit
zens OF Phoenix as a properly owner
of the place who has dole mucI for
its development b. way of putting
up good building, arr ived this
morning. He is looking after his
property and will also attend to the
practice of his profession. de itis:ry
The funeral of Mr.. Frank Purcella
brought out a large concourse OF
people to- 'sy. The stately services
of the Catholic church were render
ed by Father Beloise in an impress
i've manner. The band playing a
dirge led the way to the cemetery
and was followed by the hearse
with pail bearers, citizens on foot
end large line of carriages.
The Berry brothers, contractors on
the A & P. R. R., in NJ ohaEe Coun-
~, are paying our town visit for
the past few days. Madam Rumor
thinks they are looking up con
tract on the new ditch lately pro- .
jected.
A railroad IS. now qnlte certain TO
be built from the northern line OF
the Territory south. to Guaymas, as
the HERALD suggested it would,
some time ago. Within the past two
weeks 4 powerful company has been
organized with Senator Logan, Of
Illinois, at its head to put the prof.
Get through and we doubt not it will
go through
Workmen were set to work this
morning by Mcssrs. Pat ton and
Whitaker to remove the old walls
of the Monihon corral, recently
burned, preparatory to putting up a
sys.em of wooden sheds, harness
rooms, etc. The lots where the cor
raj stood are being raised by spread
ing over them the debris of the wall
Tie corral will again lie fixed in
suitable way for livery business
and, we understand, will be occu-
pied by Messrs. Dcmarbaix and San.
ders.
From Tuesdays DAuT.I
DIED-In P ennix, Sunday, Nov.
18th, 1882, Frank Purcella, aged AZ
years.
The report reaches us today that
Oury is now but $50. votes ahead of
. Porter.
~. NJ. Goldwater,r of Prescott,
s>cd through town yesterday on
His way to attend The Grand Lodge
of F. & a NJ at Tucson this week.
MI ]. D. Mon hon has leased the
lot where his old corral stood to
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