The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-16
From Saturdays Dsily.J

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 Billy Blankenship has returned from Maricopa.
 Herculauo Gastelum. SO well known in Phsnix is coming back before .he 4th of July.
 Kelly & Griffith have just finished fine job of painting in Dr Thibodo's residence.
 c. g. Coolidge left yesterday after noon for Tucson, and will return Sunday morning.
 Everybody read City Ordinance No. 27. It will be found on the this page.
 The New Mexico Arizona railroad has been completed from Benson to Casa Blanca, distance of sixty-n:ne and half miles.
 Remember the ch:ldren's service s tomorrow evening. There will be choice programm-, and probably very full attendance.
 The sermon tomorrow night a. the M thodist Episcopal Church will be dispensed with on account of the childrens service. Let every body attend and make the children happy.
 Judge Pomeroy, from the Mesa, is in town teddy He reports every hourishing, the grain all harvested, and the fruit doing well.
 An He. the Chinaman who es- caped from jail at Vulturc City, WAS re-arres.ed at Wickenburg and brought in on this mornings stage. He is now taking Turkish bath in the ''cooler."
 The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher say. that 8 disordered stomach will prevent a man from being good more than two hours a dsy.-[Ex.
 There must be considerable indi- Restion in the Southern part of the Territory.
 Mr. Gladstone, in his speech on the budget. says: "The domestic use of tea is advancing at such a rate that there you nave . powerful champion, able to encounter alco- Aolic drink in a fair field and to throw it in fair fight"
 A recently propoundsd conundrum by & member of the Lower House of 4he British Parliament: What is she difference between the House of Commons and the House of Lords." Answer: HOne has ability and the other has nobility"
 Phen;x has never known more delightful weather than we have at present. The temperature is moder- ated to point which suits every body, provided they have blankets Last night it was really cold, and to- day. although the sun shines in a clear sky, we lave & delightful and 1nvigorating breeze from the west.
 The Democratic portion of ths community are putting their heads together, to-day, and will n., doubt ooncoct some terrible mixture with which to :1aralyze the Republicans. Wi think we have read somewhere of the mountains, after, "a heap of trouble" bringing forth 8 mouse.
 San Diego is somewhat exci'ed ever the prospective development Of She coal deposits near Point Loma. and steps are to be at once inaugu- rsted 10 open them. The coal is said to be of very superior quality and an important industry is expected to be derived therefrom.-[Ciiizen.
 4 tramp printer. who arrived in Los Angeles few days ago, made his way through Arizona by an in- gsniOus expedient. It is we'll known that Indians are allowed 70 ride free. Backing up hls face but very little, for he is swarthy. and donning an old rotten blanket, the tramp board ed the train an came into California free. After earning a stake here he eontinucd his journey north.
 The City Council means business this time and show it by theIr ac- tions. We noticed one piece of work this morning which has long been needed. The crossings at the inter section of Cortez and Wash.ngt streets, at Monihon's corner, were made passable by taking up the old eulverts and replacing them with new ones, much stronger and larger. This is an improvement which has long been needed, and our Council ] deserves credit for their prompt ac- ilon in the matter.
 The Democratic party in Arizona cannot harmonize. It will split on the decency line. Strange as it may aaan fhAra avo uauv 0ood Dao,,la