The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-18

1aldy, Miss Walls, F II Jose Aguisse Panfilo Cheno Mistentates, G Manuel PesaTza Florcncio Peralta Ygnacio Preciado J sus Gallego
 Call for advertised letters.
 Gro. [. MowRY. P II.
 from Tuesdays Daily.I Ice tc-morrow-
 Close and suIiry.
 Band practice tonight.
 Next Saturday is the County Con veutIon-
 No mail from either cast or yves this morning.
 Some portions of California have been having hot weather.
 Judge Porter is expected home next Saturday
 P. c. Bicknell left on business trip to Yullure to-day
 One week from today is she Ter ritorial Republican Convention.
 The road between here and the railroad is a fearful one at present.
 ". c. Pimm left o-day 10 start in on hi; new field of labor Ut Vulture.
 Thursday, the l7th, is the time set for making the final payment of the Rel Rover mIne-
 NIT. Edwards, ot Edwards < slsnkard, left to-'iay for a two weeks visit to Tucson.
 The Tombstone Republican strong ly advocates E. B. Gage for Delegate for Congress.
 Yesterdays mail stage arrived at 80 last evening, having been ,hir- teen hours on the road.
 Wm. B. Hooper & Co. are inst comp cling their new store room. When finished it will be fine place.
 Jesus NJ. Ballesteros,a a well-known printer at Tucson, and for a long time United States Deputy Collector of Customs, died in Tucson Satur- day
 The cast end of the grain room of Smiths mill caved this noon- A vast amount of wheat now lies on the sidewalk.
 MT. V. Trumper, watch maker, is in town to see the boys agaIn. He is a prosperous business man of Pinal county now.
 MT. Frank Luke celebrated his birthday yesterday, and was receiy- ing the congratulations of friends up to late hour.
 A1r. Greenhaw leaves to-day for a trip to the mountains. C. ". Stcarns and B. ". O'Neil leave tomorrow for similar trip
 Three horses were stolen from Tweed's pasture last night One of them was @ fine animal. Deputy Sheriff Rodgers is after the thieves.
 The finest stables and stock farms of the whole country, such as those Of MT. Calvin BI. Priest, of New York MT. Mike Goodin, of Belmont Park, Pa; Aristides Welch, Esq, of -Erdenheim, near Philadelphia, ani others we could name, are always provided with St. Jacobs Oil-the horses best physician
 "Time changes al; things" For sudden flop overs" we refer our readers to our evening contempor- ary. First from Republican to Democratic, but lastly it turns Nor mon. Several months ago in se- we're terms it denounced Mormonism, and now, in Saturdays issue, it has a long editorial in defence of this sect. Which ever way the wInd blows you'll ind it there.
 "Out Tn the cold world, out in the street, is about the way our local editor felt wten about to retire last night and found that two poor, pen. nilcss prints had taken possession of his blankets. On going to his room he there found that the rain had washed in his roof ard about two inches of mud was-all over the car pet, and his bedding in the same fix But such is life, and we never kick.
 The strike in the Contention, on the six hundred foot level, is the cause of considerable favorable comment from the press of the Ter ritory. With the present almost positive assurance that he ore body will widen, and the indications of rermanency exhibited by the depth, the future prosperity of Tombstone is assured-Tombstone Republi- can.
 A very small audience was out last evening 10 hear AIr- John Kelly al his last appearance before cur i people. We were very much sur prised, for the reason that he had kindly offered part of inc proceeds to the church to assist in completing it. Being so small crowd, he gave the entire proceeds. His programme was better, if anything, than that of Those of our citizens who failed to hear him have missed a rare musical treat. We wish him oodcDood th rDI1rrh his travels