The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1882-09-01

Hassayanlpa last week, and the
muddy water blis;crcd one of the
boilers at Seymour; but the damage
was fixed in q short time and every
thing goes on as ususl.
Everybody satisfied with Judge
Portcr's nomination. No doubt he
will make a good and faithful dele
gate and man that can DO some
good for the Territory. All Demo
crafs in good standing concede that
Porter is 4 number one man. l don't
think he will write home to tell US,
as Curry did, Mamma, l can't Go
anything for you here; the boys are
all against me; have no influence;
they don't listen 30 me-" No, no;
the Judge is stronger and wiser
man.
No mail from the cast CT west for
good while. Now, what is the
matter?
Mr.. Spo,'ner has left for New York
for five or six months. We are sor-
ry to lose him: he is good nan and
he could have helped the Eepubli-
can party this fall very much. Vul
ture will miss hin. lie was always
foremost in every good and beneh-
ciAl movement in the community.
lie loves order, and the city of Vul-
ture has been the most peaceable
and orderly camp in the Territory
during Mr.. Spooner's administra-
ton. We wish him well.
Mr. Todd, from New York, is the
ccntlcmsn WHO takes Mr.. Spooner's
place. lie comes we'll recommend
ed, and, if 1 know anything about
human nature, I should say that he
is gentleman in every sense Of the
word he is of an active mental tenn
permanent, full cf life and talk. He
has the material in him to push
things, and we welcome him 10 our
midst. We predict that his admin
istration will be very prosperous
He has men cf experience, power
and energy associated with him il
working the mine, and I venture 10
say that there is not q mine in the
Territory of Arizona worked in rs
good shape as the Vulture.
Mrs. Barnes has gone to Phoenix.
Mr.. Rogers, deputy sheriff of
county, was in town to-
day
Mrs. and Miss Grant, of Wick' n
burg, are visiting friends in this
place.
Mr.. Redick bought himself res
idence on Sonora hill. He has been
the house and beautifying
he grounds for the last week and
will soon move in.
Mr.. u cCiellanG also has a new
and nobty residence ON Central and
Green Point avenues. That part of
he city is booming and presents an
elegant appearance from the Point
IF Rocks.
Mr. David Doves has leased No
.04 Grand avenue, and will go to
work at once to fix it up in good
style and furnish it against the first
If October, when he expects Mrs.
Doves to make her appearance from
he Centennial State.
Mr. W. Church bought house No.
01 Grand avenue from Mr. Drew,
nd be nss some carpenters at work
ixit G ard finishing. and some paint
rs painting and papering, end he
ontcmplates furnis hing the house
II few days, when he expects Mrs.
'hurch to appear in our midst
World of happiness to you, old boy.
10 1t now, while you are young.
The Erin Rangers have been drill
1g every evening Capt. Tracey
as been sick and did not attend the
,st meeting, but he is out on the
reets today.
Norman Burton, the kid" Is the
hampton shcotist of this county.
[e killed eleven birds at one shot
icy were bats, tho 'gh. He and Mr..
l,er contemplate starting in
le stock business somewhere be
yeen this city and Gila Bend-on
lie desert.
The city is quiet just now, after
he late pugilistic storm. One Of the
oys carries cap over his Il It eye
I'd the other has his nose in sling.
Mr.. Barnes expected home soon.
Tom CoRwIN.