The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-28

ahu ta.Ofbac-e even m thS warm = sfst weather.
 Last Saturday we called at Mir
 W. Wilson's ranch +and found i
 to be one of the pretricst and neaie [
 in the valley. Nr Wilson Is giving
 most of his attention this year tc
 grape growing, and in his vineyard
 of SIX or eigh. acros we found the vines fairly lnasyed dswn with ripe
 and rapidly rlpening fruits
 That jolly disciple of Gambrinus
 Peter Erik, knowing full we'll the
 wants of the followers of Faust, e.
 pecially on hot day. sent us up Q
 bountiful supply of the foaming
 lager. Heres how. old boy; put it
 there e%-, and may you live long
 and be happy.
 We call the attention of our read
 CTS :o the carl of Drs. Wharton 6
 Cook, wki:h appears in our columns
 to day. The F feszionai capacity
 of these gen.lemes is too well known
 10 require any comment Doctor
 Wharton is ono Of our old Hassay- amrers and has he confidence of the
 whole community. an.i Dr. Cook although he has been in Phoenix only few months, has become & general favorite.
 The camping party comprising Mrs. Ivy H. Cox and family arrived safely in town at 1 o'clock this morning. They hal seen no Apaches, nor had they heard any news of the outbreak, but as the h. dians arc TOW running loose all over the Territory they concluded it was better to come home. Ii was their or; glnal intention to remain in the mountains six weeks instead of ten days, but the community is only too well pleased 10 have them back again, anl to be relieved from the serious anxiety that was felt for them when the outbreak wss re- ported
 The relief party returned last night from Ash Grove They are all pretty well sun burned and seemed very regrc:seeHl that they found no "A Apaches to annihllate. The only blood split on tho trip was that of an antelope, and another interesting little animal which was shot by the redoubtabie Louis Gazcllc. We re- frain from giving the ord mary name of this animal, but kis scientific cognomen is Aephitis Mephitica and his prevailing color is black and white. He is also noted for his fra grance. The party had a long, hot and dusty horse back ride, and most of them appear to prefer standing to sitting down. as they have not rid del horsebacK horseback lately.
 Governor Tritlc is now !en his way to Arizona.
 Go 10 Huston s Co. to get your colognes and perfumes.
 The San Carlos reservation must gs.-Globs Chronicle.
 Owing to the non-arrival of our paper we sub. tiiute manila to-day.
 The City Marshal today sold q stray male at nuctIon, under the provisions of Ordinance No. IS.
 Crooks headquarters will bo in the field and not i1 2 drawing room 1 at Whipple Barracks.-Independent.
 Asher Bros. today moved their large safe into Minoi's building, which they will occupy thls week.
 The Arizona display promises to be one of the finest at the Denver .xpos:tion.-Philadelphia 3Iining s Journal.
 Through an oversight yesterday We printed the name of Crooks fa- nous scout, Jim, instead of Andy Mcdonald.
 "More murders age committed on he Reservation y the whites in 2 year than by the Indians in five 'ears."-[Rev. Tiffany.
 Drs. Wharton 6 Cook inform us hat Miss Fitzgibbons is now out of Isnger, her illness having reached nd passed the crisis.
 Days, weeks and months are pass Dg away, and as yet there are only wo hundred names on tine Grea; Register. Citizens. do not pat off , his matter until it is two late. Let f verybody drop into the Recorders ,ffiee and register Johnnie Kellernan has some Jus s over at his arbor. He j Iso keeps a splendid brand of ci- ( ars and plenty of lemonade. Go ' round and see how nicely he has lings arranged, and give him your f 2 "Women can resist a mans love, mans fame, mans personal ap q mans money; but they :, lnnot resist mans tongue, when :. 5 knows how to talk to therl.''- ' Tilkie Collins. Presidca: Mcdonald, the head ot h n Mormon church at Moca Cifv