The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

s0e degrees in the shade.
 Mass VIZ. celebrated today at 'o'cio-k.
 Church services .. Il 6. n-, and T:45 P. II. tomorrow. The Tiger Resia urant is having 2 big rush.
 Sabb.th School at 10 A. x- at the Chapel, and 2.sO P. N. at the M- 2. ChaTch.
 Tom Sherman bas a large iroH safe At the Fiesta grounds for the accommodation Of those who wish to lave iheir surplus coin
 An fnvitAifon will be sent to Tue son to come ap and assist in ouf eel ebrntien;of Afe Fourth, as they are not able 10 do SC themselves
 What Ne ulnt new is water, exclaims Cincinnati editor, thus giving to.the world for ihe first time ''he news Shat iCinciH1 sf people sorngtfHles nix their drinks.-lChi .cago Tribune
 The cass of the Territory vs. Thos. Hudson and Frank Post was called this morning and enc witness examined. The defendants stated aha. they were .desfreus of having a full and complete 'examiratfen and waived the further examination. Both defendants were hcij with bonds at $500 each.
 The following notice, which ap- pearsd in last nights Gazette. came too late for publication in the HER- AID being weekly day:
 A. D. Lemon today received tel cgrrm from Governor. Trittle, A Washington City, stating 1hat to -snorrow the Secretary of the Inie- --ior Department would grant the privilege for building q bridge over the Gila River. Inasmuch ns the crossing of the Gila is wishin the IfmAs of the Haricopa reservation teis concession from the Government fs necessary before our people can auihoritively begin the construction sf the proposed improvement.
 The case of the Territory vs Post knd Hudson is settled for the present. The accnsed parties are bound over Sat $500 each, to awrit the sitting of the Grand Jury. So far the affair has not cost the county very heavily, but there is possibility and even a probability that Maricopa county will eventually pay out nearly s2e90 on this case. Some inspired idiot writing in the Gaze1te takes excep- tion to the statements made by the HERALD on Friday, and seems to in- sinuate that we are making person. al attack on 2 law firm in this city. Let it be understood, once for all, that the Herald does not do any of that kind of business. It is the duty of a newspaper to Censure all that is wrong and to praise and encourage all that is right iE the commanssy, and that the HERALD strives to do As regards the statement of the Ga zette, that a lawyer must do his duty by his client even if it costs the county four times $30O0, there must be among thinking men but one opinion. The lawyer wko does this will not make 9 good county official, fnr.he places his owa interests ahead of the interests of his county. As the affair is now over for the present we shall have nothing more to say ca the matter, but we do not wish any one in the community to believe for an instant that the HERALD takes up any personal quarrels or allows any personal matter to be published in its colamuG. -s
 From Honday's Daily. Good Tsmplars toniRht. 3Rev.G. H. Adams Is in Tucson.
 Florence hoisted flags on Bunker Hill day.
 Jesus Garcia's advertisement ap- pears in another column
 Major M. A. Baldwin, of Globe, died last Thursday.
 Commissioner Church has left for a short visit to Denver.
 J. D. Reymert, of the Final Drill, is suffering with rheumatism.
 schriver and Minor have 30, 900 feet of lumber on the way.
 4 Mexican fired his pistol of loo freely last evening and had it taken away from him.
 Jos Angeles fired 100 guns in hon or of the nomination of General 5tonemzn for Governor.
 The Star fears that Tucson will never be favorite resort True, every @ord of it.
 Chist Quartermsster McGonni2Ie advcrtises for militar supplies in smother column. Theaesta still draws large crowds. The grounds were packed both Sat urday and Sunday.
 The Tombstone Republican en- ] lorses E. B. Gage as candidate for t Delegate at the coming | i Lieut. Wilson passed through 2heni. yesterday with privates { tl