The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-11

.n Saturday night.
 We are requested to announce .h, anme of P. FItzgibbons as candi ,ln;e for sheriff. subject 10 the ac ii n of the Republican convention. I man was obliged to search all the morning to-day before he found 6 Democrat, and the one he found s, smed 10th to admit that he be- l, nged 10 that party
 Friend Mosher, of the Gazette, ar rived in town this morning from his 1 rescott trip. The Count looks though the fresh mountain air and "water" agrees with him.
 Frank Kirkland shook the dust oi ] heuIx from his feet this morning E. Id left for Vulture, where he will robably stop until committee is appointed to bring him back.
 The Salt River Valley Canal Com. pany held their annual meeting to- day, and elected M W. Kales, J. B. Montgomery and George U. Collins as directors for ihe ensuing year.
 The preliminary examination of |, he Lyle boys has been gong on to- day before Judge Richards. Judge Lemon is using all efforts possible to convict them. A. C. Baker is de- feading-
 The Tombstone Republican says: T he vote boiled at yesterday's pri- mary demonstrates that the Republi- cans are largely in the majority in the city. Where are the Democrats, nowi
 R. E. Farington, of Maricopa, was called to San Francisco by the death of his little boy, who was one of the brightest that could be found in months travel, anl will be sadly missed by all wh. kne Y him.
 The Phoenix papers are fairly lu- rid with the account of the cowboys recent attempt to take the town. The HER*LD's all terAtiyc head lines are fearfully and wonderfully made. Independent
 J. H. Winn, Superintendent of the  Benicia Agricul;Gsai Wsrks, and very fine gentleman, is in the city. lie Is introducing the Sweepstake iron wagon, the best wagon made, and also represents Baker t Hamil- ton. A sure means of becoming useful and popular, in this section at least. IS to keep St. Jacobs oil on hand. Then, when seized with rhe matism or neuralgia, they use your remedy get well, praise you and buy some for future use. The probable delegates elected by l the Republicans of Bisbee yesterday, | are Horace Jones, Ben Williams l an ". H. Savage, who will con stitute good representative dclega- tion of the party of progress ard morality.
 The citizens of Phoenix were sur prised this noon at the announce ment that the night watchman, Wm. Allen, was dead. He had been seen on the streets an hour before, and a little Iat,l he complained of feeling sick: He went to his room and fell dead on the floor. It is supposed he had become overheated.. He has made good and faithful officer and will be sadly missed.
 Unclaimed letters in Postofice at Phenix5 Arizona, August 2, 1882: Allen, Geo Mccarthy, Dan Bryan, Mrs, M Pratt, Wm G " Park, C A German, Wm Richards. CA Harrington, Pat Stapely, Robert Haley, J B Small, David Hatch, John SmIh. Wm kallock, Ed E Valernis, Paul Munson, Wm West, Thos. c. Mccall, James Gonzales Gertrud Jimines, Carmen Palofos, Rumaldo Call for advertised letters.
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