The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-30

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 for it's party
 The rush at Johnnie Kellerman'
 was so great that he ran entirely out. of watesmelons and ice cream twice. John is doing quite well.
 The Silver King, Of Pinal, shipped
 eight bars. on Tuesday, vaiued at
 SIS, ,3e3. They also shipped, during
 the week, 22,O13 lbs. of conccntra-
 tione. The mine is shut down for
 repairs to the hoisting works, which will probably take about ten days
 (Driil.
 The Enterprise is authority for ihe statement that Messrs. Brady aud
 Walker kaf a handsome ore case made at Casa Grande last week, and sent It 10 Denver with one hundred pounds or ore from their farl6us Vekoi mine of this county. It wifi add 10 the attraction Of Pinal coan- ,y's exhibit.
 Wn. Wilkes comes out in letter to the Pinal Drill, in which he sc verely denounces Judge Porter. MT.
 Wilkes formerly lived in Phoenix Hnd his denunciatory remarks are Ill imed and his record is not entire ly spotless. These glass house residents" should be careful in what direction they fling theIr missiles We regret 1at Jadge Pot-er cid not have .he opportunity to clear him self.
 The town was startled this morn ing to hear of the death of Pick Pie-son, an old pioneer, and man of extraordinary talent. Dick came to the Territory in 1852. and again with the California Column in 1863 He himself was his greatest enemy, being addicted to strong drink 10 such an extent as to bring on seiious illness at times. Justice Rothrock took charge of the remains and bur ieithem ct county expense.
 A furious wind and hail storm passed over Riverside on last Sab bath afternoon and did considerable damage. It lifted the roof off the P.nal Copper Company's smeltcr, blew down the smoke stack, and un- rooted the lodging house. Torrents of water cane down with the hlll, and for an hour or so the valley re- senbled 1n inland seq. The storm was cnly a few miles in width, but poured down sufficient water to raise the Gila nearly eRe foot.-lErtcr- pri.e.
 Mir. Ben Williams, Superintsnd- ent of Copper Queen, has seven ton specimen of ere that he ccniem- piates taking to the Mining Expo sition at Exposition st Denver. Its value would be abont S7O0 if run through ti,e furnace. If taken, if will open the eyes of the visitors to the exposition 10 the magnitude of the ore body from which il vas blasted down. It is no more tban an average of the ore that comes from the pit" or surface workings. It is principally green Carbonate and black oxide, and beautiful in its It is to be hoped that Mr. Williams will decide to shiD this specimen, and that it will ar rive safe in it's cntirety.-l Tomb stone Republican.
 We have just received . copy cf he most popular piece of music ever published ia this ceuntry, cal led the "Verdict March," composed : by Eugene L. Blake. T. is written iD an easy style, so that 1t can be played on either piano or organ The title page is very hands ;me, correct portraits of Hon. Geo. B. Corkhill. Hon. J. K. Porter md Judge W. $. Cox; also correct picture of the twelve jurymen who convicted the assassin of our late beloved President. This pIece of music should be found in every [ household throughout the e4tire l country. Prize, 40 cents per copy, | IT three copies for s1. Pos age Stamps taken ss currency. Ad- iress all orders to F. ". Helmick, Music Publisher, 1so Elm Street, Cincinnati, o.
 From Tuesdays DaiIy.l
 Tbsater tonight.
 The wa-m weather keeps up well.
 Tucson has population of about 1000.
 Thos. Barnum arrived from Chica 70, yesterday.
 The Fourth of July programmed Till be published tomorrow or Thursday.
 J. D. Monihan is the happy father little girl. Child and mother re doing we'll
 The Phenix Brass Band will play the Fiesta tonight. Amsric an ances will be played.
 Every one who is to take part in { le Calit,,umpians are requested to ome and get their masks at this of i ce.
 G. ". BarteT will begin the pub C cation of a weekly paper at Saf- c rd. It will be called the Graham l. ounty News. and the first issue i'll appear in the early part of next ;