The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-11
From Wednesdays Daily ]


 Tom Brown will be back from
 Los Angeles this week.
 H. Morgan arrived yesterday from
 his station on the Gils.
 It is not so warra to-day: Per
 haps Old Sol is going to let up on u.
 little.
 Arizona takes the lead at Denver
 in her display of ores, and she ism
 half repfesented.-Miner. Two wagon loads of ore from the mine of H. H. Scott passed through
 Phenix today, en route for Califor-
 nta.
 Capt. Hdrst and Maj. Norvell, in company with Mrs. Brookshire and
 daughter, passed trough town today on their way to San Diego. ". c. Breckenridge announces
 himself as a candidate for Sheriff of Cochise county. During his resi-, dence here he was we'll known and well liked.
 Competent geologists have esti- mated the coal fields of Arizona at over 30,O0o square miles, more than half the coal measures of the United States.-Alta.
 There is man in jail rnow who merely pointed his pistol at another, ana there are wo more at large who not only pointed but fired six shots apiece at officers trying 10 arrest them.
 Don't let any weak men be noml- mated on the Democratic ticket, un- der the idea that they can pull through with the rest.-Democrat If the Democrats stick 10 that advice they will nominate no one.
 The lafgeat and finest assortment of Buntings, Silks, Satins, Grena- dimes, etc., ever brought to Arizona, you will find at the Palace ot Fash ions at Rosenthal & Kutners' stores
 A petit larceiy thief stole a box of cigars from this office last night: If he will return the e1hpty box there will be no questions asked-in fact, he wont have time" to answer any.
 One of our officials caught bug last night = in his ear. For a few moments he suffered excruciating az ony, but under the skillful traetment of Drs. Minor and Mcdonald, the latter of whom poured a bucket of Water in his ear, he soon recovered.
 Mir M. Jacobs, who represents the firm of M. Jacobs 6 Co.,, is now running first-class store at Asher Bros.' old stand. MT. Jacobs can suit anybody wno wishes to purchase dry goods, groceries or provisions of any kind. Go and see him.
 The Republicans of Arizona have an opportunity to immortalize them selves and gain the gratitude of near ly every person in the Territory, by 1 in the platform they may ct PEeuix the same senti- nents that were rejected by the Democrats in relation to railroad | matters Tombstone Republican.
 One of the most fragrant cases of aw breaking ever known Tn this valley has been followed by one of he most curious decisions. Men who tried to "take in the town" were by officers. and, resisting srrest with drawn sixshootcrs, were It last arrested after expending their What punishment dld hey receive, None. They paid b100 and are now free.
 The last candidate for the office f ,ounty treasurer, MT. Chas. A. Mil CT, of Commisville, (CincinnaiD, Ohio, says: 1T have had occasion o use St. Jacobs Oil several times or horses, and always found it's wonderful enough to sur- ,rise me. St. Jacobs Oil never fails o cure, and no owner of livery tabIe should be without it."
 If the prospeotor in the field finds specimen and wishes to test it for nineral, let hIm proceed in ques- ion, take one part of that and two 'arts of gunpowder-that from a artridge will answer. Add sufi- tent water to make a thick dough; mead and make in pyramid shape; st it dry in the sun or near the fire; 7hen dry set it on g fiat stone and pply live coal to the summit of he cone. When combustion has eased, if mineral was contained in ne ore, you will find a button on the ashes.-Chicsso Hin- lg ReTiev