The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08


Sheriff. Row the battle goes is ut
known at this houi. Two hundrc
and twenty-five votes were polIed !
noon.
\ letter as 10 How The Ares
Were Madc" in the late stage rol
berry and murder at Globe, appea
in the SiErer BIZ, which consume
column an; IA quarter IN remind
us of the darkey's coon hunt up
sycamore tree. He Shook. ~
shock. an sLoyk, and out jumpo
muffin 1t all"
DeForcst Porter has been nonin:,'
ed by the Republican Terriioria
Conv. ntion fer Delegate TO Congress
by vote Of 50 to 10, John J. Cos
per, the lately retired Territorial
Secretary, being his .opponent. Til,
nomination Is strong Que, Jud e
Porter having for years scrred viii
/ homer on the bench Of The Secont
Judicial District Globe Chroatsle-
Some ncartlcss fieud is again al Iii.
d.mmable business of poisoning
dags If he would confiue himself
to killing a few of the worthless
ours and and indi-n dogs no f,ull
would be lie found. bui nearly every
dog of any value has fell a victim to
strYchninr. If the mi-crcant is
found ont he will suffer for his m
temp;iOle act.
The reports of Indian marsacrcs IN
the soutlern part of the Territory
and just yer the line are numerous
and varying. The fact is, most OF il
is mere rumor, though no doubt a
number of Apaches are on the war
path. Most OF the dapredaii ms, il
not ali os them, however, up to the
present lime, have been committed
over the line, in Sonora.
From Wednesdays Daily ]
The clew has not as yet been
found 10 The GilIett stsee robbers.
and it loo 5 as though they were to
go scot free.
Mr.. William Furtz was last night
elected band leader to fill the posi-
ton made vacant by tie leaving of
Prof. G. H. Kelly.
Mr.. Gregory sh,wcd US a scorpion
which he had car gilt this morning,
hat WAS fully three and three
urths inches in length.
The Gowan and Excurs ion mines
ire being rapidly developed in Ton
o Basin and prove valuable prop |
,riY. The Excursion company is
,utting up 4 ten-stamp mill on the
Verde.
General George Crook, the "boss"
indian civilizer in the United States,
as arrived at Whi7ple, accopaniel
y 1t John G. Bourke, Aid-je-
amp, and Adjutant General Jan es
iar;in.
The Dake smelter, at Lynx Creek,
: in full blast, turning out bullion
ON Dasoii ore. 1t is said to be
ow put up in f1rst-class style, so that
GREATER there will be no difficulty
l keeping it II activity all the time
The very rich mine at Eagle
ulch, Plumas county, California,
which we spoke last week, is SAID
be veritable fact The mine had
zen offered to Spectator tor S75,-
10 and refused, when a few days
forward that amount was being
ken from it every week. o. /
Three hundred and fifty-six votes
ere cast at the Democratic primary =,
cotton yesterday, resulting in lie :,
2 ton of the Orme ticket. T! i.
lowing delegates to the County >
were elected: John :,
lrger, ". R. Carey, j. r. Loosley, +,
NJ. Broadway, G. Z. Collins, W. u
born, Chas Goldman, Ira Stroud ..
L. Henshaw and Isaac Hand. -
4 large amount of smelling ma ii
inery has been arriving during Ii
/, week for the Long Island Cop 81
: Com many. The buildings are l
out ready for the "plant, " and in cl
ations are that the furnace will IL
N be turning out a glowing stream &C
wealth and add a prominent as
inch to the laurels which Globe is P
eady crowned Globe Chronicle. G
'retty lively times in Globe in D
'rt space of time: Two men y
rdered, two lynched, Oh suicide, e'
, death from natural causes, and
frst-class food. These are ali W
ID signs of prosperity and the Ia
y thing nov needed for complete VI
npiness is fire, which in the DC
sent condition OF Globe would pc
troy half the Chronicle.
t regular NEE ing of Phoenix TOT
IS Band, held Sept. 5, 1882, the 10,
owing resolution was unani- co
lsly ad pied and ordered placed -
n the records of the org aniza-
d; TO
esolved, That we extend our sin o f,,S
thanks to Prof. G. H. Kelly for Va Va
untiIing labors in behalf OF tile Te'
d, and his able assistance as GI T.
er in the past. Ar
VIZ. &. LoUNT, Pres't. TUT
G. H. RoTnRocK, Sec'y. wa wa
loeuix, A. T., Sept 6. 1892. GG@ss