The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-04
Filay's NgRS.

The new Mexican band is getting
 along finely.
 Ice cream at Kelletuan's. Gc
 there and meet all your friends.
 Miss Nellie Dixcn leaves for Los
 Angeles to-day
 The case of Ire Lyle COW boys is
 being tried before audge Richardz this afternoon.
 We have not seen a copy of the Tucson Star for several days. Whats up, Hughes; have you thrown us of
 h the case of Joan King yester- day he was fined s259 or 125 days imprisonment the latter Of which he chose.
 At the Los Vegas election the pris- oners in ;he jail were allowed to vote.-Tombstone Independent.
 This is bad precedent, and, if followed up, wIll put the Democrats into power, for jaiIbirds all vote enc way.
 There is nos 2 single democratic vote csst Tn the Ocean View precinct, Alameda county, CallssT1ia; neither is there delinquent poll-tax Tayer 5a the district. Such 1s unanimous republication.
 Rosenthel, the rustier. is 1ow fully preparea for an irr0id Of cowboys. He received yestssday se-eral cases af guz5, pistsIs ard nnrlni,ior; el- % sn entirely new stock of boots and 6 oes.
 Mis- Etae Coolidge de2sr;od fhis af.ernoeu for her home in Oakland Hiss Cc idge aads it impossible 50 stand tAs depressiag effects of the -vaFn weather. Her brother, Charles CGoiiize. accompanied her to Mari eopa.
 Mike Wurch has =pia his interest n the St. Louis Brewery 70 lis part ner. Pets Briz, and the business is EoH owned md run by the jovia' Pete who always done well Ia busi- ness, and that his good irck may continue is the wish of the HERALD.
 ;z oh hot weather 6ith ths thermometer st g2 deg. Here in Phenix we have % degrees of heat' ct s o'clock in the morning, and maximum of 112 de- grees every dsy, and yet we are com fortable Who would not i've in Rhoai4?
 Governor TritIe arrived his morn ing having letoly returned from the East lie statss that Arizoca is re- oeiYiag 3 great deal of favorable notice in 7FI.hip15oa. Gni coa5iders -.s1r prozpe-ts very promising. lie -vIrmiy endorses the citizens action i1 regard tc ihe cowboy troubles of We5nesday He left this morning .5or Tsezcot.
 r yor need fce viciin, and don't wsaf t9 pay $50 for one, send to me fo- o8a sf n f.is vioiIes, pri.e S20 !; | aaa sAouii ysu want 8 go.,d fair ia- s-rumeaj for $. Or s9. or efO, I will 1 sead it to yoa by CzPress. Uneie Har-lss 22i kse rney, between Bush 1 a-j Sutser. II there are any whites st the Eas. | wb tL.nx Inc waits qe ple of this Ger-:tory wpull not b. deli ghted | 'vISh Govsfn1n=-t were i- 1T iake ali i Indians out of the Terri ory, suc,, | peJpIs .aO5r nier a 5in. .l!ar lelu- sion- Were Inlians take1 ont of the Territory thsss EouId De aotL jag to stop prosress hers.-C,;ir.er
 The Albuq -qHe Journal states that 500. 600 ties arc to be lt c It for tLe St. Louis sri San Francisco Railroad Company, which msans that the road is sooh to be built cast iron Al5gauer que, and that we Ari- zonans will very shortly nave direct IaiiE9ad route to St. Lonis.
 The new s'ore of V. B. Hooper 6 Co. on Wash;ngtou street. is to be covered by tt.s besl reot intowo It consists Of iron sAeeting co.ning in squares, which is joined without ssider or riVets and is perfectly wass. sighi ard ire proof. It viii sake Il squarls to cover he house. and he whole weighs only 1900 pounds. 'Ih.s is tue eheagesi and Ucst se-vlc1bie rcofile n tae 1o-r- ket.