The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26

Ing rom 0 n1ppie. Ii 1S on tour of inspection to the various military posts Ills clerk, Mir Tinker, ac- companies him.
 c. \. Lnke invf:ed each and every h0'!y lost night fo free lunch and beer at the Aica.le. He is now sole proprietor. The foaming beer and fragrart Lini5urger were spre d in profusion aud muny gnests drank to the prosperity of friend Luke.
 Hon. Grant Oury desires to notify those persons who have receive'i from hIs pre6eees or inc first 70 u.le cf '''rht \ nSis of hc Wsr If ;se :Is5, liion." that i. ,hry will f.irmar.i to him their n. rce ai.d address .'e mii send them t:,e spcord an.i >u, : cse.iins vo.;..lles .;.Ai mry l., pab- lished during h.s t.rn of o!fc<.
 Rounds Painters (.b,nr, mas been received. il is rhr Li.esl ?rii iers io rnal in i!ic V ,r;d. S (. Rounds Ia received ns ;pi ont mcnt ss :he public rrin;cr ai Wash ingto He has received the most iecJE m menda;ions # aay iHen wi.-. Las ever r. ct;v.d d : pub ic sppnin'- m-Ei. From having served rom tbr devils work 10 Iii high position
 , l.; ,,,.l.- o,-1-a.,, ,x.f.I, -.r,- iiuc Of ,h, Ln.i.-s. srd no better man could be found 10 take cha ge of the AatIo. al iriat s..op-
 w. | ve once bs'ore spoken of tre night <rrses and disorder III cur town. We fec that u.-iess some thing i, don, to stop 'his. our city ~ill suffer from vii reports We last nigh, witna.sed scenes | hat were artualiy disgraceful. On Ari- vaipai Stree q saw several noisy druaks, some dead drnbk~, and we arc sorry to say, women running on that street en dishabIilc, trunk, li>orderly and ..cting ir El.nners to- tally at eriance with the good order nf the town. Summer cp tumes gre necessity, but night clothes are ! little too disgra eeful a costume for 4 well civilized com'nunity to wit- ness. The light wat, hman WAS where hc could see all t',is. but no effort was m d.. 10 stop ii. If lie cannol see to orier iieing Z maintained el some one hc procured wEo Twill do i., and no more Such aeti ms as last .iaht l.c seen on our streets
 Here is little example some Of our Middle Glass can work on: Two ceks 70, iw.j l.,wye of New Ha- ven W ere sitting together and snok- ing, when the tpi,acca habit btc.ime ihe snhject Of conversation and q roposal to stop for s'atei time was ma'ir. T hey fically entered iIl- 10 an ;ig cement whereby neither WAS o smoke for two weeks. with the understanding that should one b-eax over, he was tu forfeit to tie other a ger am nu umber of cigars for every smoke on the basis of genmet- ricai prorressioE-two for the fl st smoke. four fer the second, Int ter the third, etc. he two wreks were up Ne-ter.i.tY. One of the parties 10 the bargain had smoked none but the o'fer haa beea unnbie to lint i.ims~if 70 less than 26 cigars. Cai- cnlatins the cost of cigars at *58 per .OGo, c.,sb f,lf.it is but few cents short "f S5.392,3;5.
 From Thursday ally
 Cool inornirgs.
 Rev G. II. Adams will spend next Sabbath ;n Phenix.
 Mrs. Clara Fo..z left Tucson last night Tor California.
 Travel from Tucson to the Gun sight mine is quite heavy.
 Work began on she pavilion st he Fies'a grounds today
 There are ~ix candidates iu the field for Tvcson's shricvalty.
 w. B. Hoo DIT t Co. are bull ling another large warehouse in TucSr.
 Tho lunch counter stil holds is own. Charley is a r-ttiing cook, ard the night luncl,e> are enj x c.i by the many who are obliged to be up at late hours. C.il on him.
 Joe Thalheimer opened mt with lrce crowd at the Germaaia last night.
 Toe largest nugget of god ever fonnd in CalifoFni4 WAS valuei at s42,O0O.
 Bob Hamilton and Mr. Goodfel- low camel Tn on the early stage this morning from Tucson.
 Tom Sherman has had q fine cabi ! net made fnr hIs saloon. He will be : 7 lad t. receive specimens.
 From riah'e"n to twenty-five car ! loads of grain pass over the SoutlIrn ] Pacific railroad daily for New o. 1 ienns. Twcniy-o1c thousand pounds O. copper bullion was shipped from the Santa Catalina mountains this week.
 Kelly & Mayer received two large met blocks from the Pre- scott cOua-