The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-25

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 J. w. Davis, delegate from Pinal
 and a su C. ssful at orney of For
 enc, called today to say good bye.
 Mr. Davis is mem Der of the Terri
 tOrial CeutIal Committee from hi
 county.
 We are under many obligations 10
 MT George $. Rice, of Cochisc, the
 able Secretary of the convention, for
 many favor, conferred during the
 ses ions of that body As quick
 and a GU ate business man, Mr- Rice has few equals
 From Thursdays Daily.l The stage came in tLis morn ng
 with way mails only.
 The regular prayer meeting at the NJ E. cnureh tonight
 Heavy rains have prevailed to the sou h and east of Prescott.
 Graham and Gila are the great copper counties of this Territory.
 4 number of teams are camped on the Santa Cruz, awaiting the falling of the water.
 MT. NJ. c. Butz, the plea sant edi- tor of the Democrat, made us a kindly fraternal call a day or two since.
 The August Roster for this de partment is before LIS and exhibits
 he fine task and skill of the Fort
 Hbipplr printers
 All p,rties having unadjusted claim against the HERALD are re quesied to present them at once to J. J. Gosper, now in the city of Phenix.
 Tucson is suffering from the wa termelon epidemic we should judge. At least funerals are humorous in that region of country.
 MT. Mercer, delegate from Tubac, gave the HERALD office a parting call hefore leaving on the noon stage for Maricopa-
 Messrs Beach, VaDdever ard Powers, who went over 10 Tempe last ev ring. returned this morning. They start again for Tucson, via Maricopl. thIs evening.
 Thirteen shootisss from the differ ent military posts of the Territory, started fer San FIancis,o to enter the rifle contest soon tU o3cur in that city.
 Mr. Darlington, of the Yuma Sen tinel called to say gooh bye today, before trying his chances on the home trip He hoped to get through from Macicopa to-nigh'.
 Mir. c. ". Beach, of the Miner, gave Us q friendly hand and con- ferred favors at the HERALD office yesterday. He left via Tempe and Fl Jrence with Judge Vandever and Gov Powers, for Tu son, in the evening
 We would call attention 10 the ad- vcrtisement of the City Transfer and Parcel Delivery of San Francisco 1 which appeared in yesterdays issue This company make specially of and are reliable.
 Mr. Waikowski is meeting with immense success in taking orders TOr sIliis for Joe Poheim, which shows that the house gave entire sat to those who paitOuized MT. Warkowski while here last year. Mr. Warkowski is at the Bank Ex ;eange Hotel, and too busy too talk From lhe Miner we learn that the Tiger mine has been cleared of water, and work on the drifis and ( cvels is being rapidly pushed fol- i ward The mine i~ q most valuable : property. and will no doubt soon C akr is place among the first in the d Territory. A mill will soon be i tarted. s Last winter I fell on the ice" writes W. T. Dowdall, Esq, of Peo- ' ia, H., and badly dislocatad my ' eft shuulder, causing me intense suf- 'ering- The first application of St. ' Jacobs Oii gave great relief, and ! with the use of less than one bottle
 quickly regaiaed my former u trength.' Il The many teams loaded with pro- f. isions leaving town from time for ii se in the country, is an indication Q f cry prosperous times. Our mer- hants, by Q system of liberal adver- ising have diverted to Phoenix ( cal of trade from valleys and camps t carer other trading points. MT f from Peoples Valley, is | l town after a load of provisions, ( ecause, as he says, he can do better ( nan to trade in Prescott.
 A very promising new inning T istrict called the Little Cottonwood d as been formed in the vicinity of H IackberFy, in inc northwestern part g the Territory On the Little Cot III oHwcod creek. It is said to be one s ihe most promising districts Tn Ii le Tet Titory. SC Roscntbal & Kutner are receiving '' in