Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1882-12-15

Que hunt the shade
Pspas and M.'nas are seen aronn
toy stores now days
No particular preparation fc
Gin istma= celebration as vet, excep
al occasional Gagged gobbler.
Mr.. H 4. Here, Of Pi,iladelpli.
and Mf. ghas. Alien, II Ff4rrisbuFg
Pa arrived bJ this mornings coach
Messrs. Patton & Whittake- hav.
ju taken the contract for the eree
ton of Two more new houses, ant
will begin work on them on SIonda.
next.
A running race of half mile TO
a purse of $4,000 is on for Pres o,
driving park nsxt Monday. Pres
colt people seem to make a success
OF their races.
From Mondays DAILrl
Sixteen passengers came in o. Sat
urday's coaches.
Sheriff Orme sent out several loads
of III nbcr to his ranch west Of town
to-day, for the erection OF a dwell
ing.
Recorder Campbell had one cas- :
up this morning. simple whi-ky
straight-who embcllished the table
with SIS.
The Sheriff's invitation o buns t.
step down and 1T, has had the effect
OF Kidding he town OF large num-
Der of that shiftless class.
An importation of Chinlmea from
Los Angeles, Cal, made a pro ;essiol
on our streets yesterday. They 60
to ranch IN this vicinity.
A gentleman from the cn&ntry
while at empting to fix the seat of a
WAGON lost his balance an fell to Tie
ground receiving an injury on the
eye, side and leg. Nothing serious
A team belonging to Mr.. Tifeny'S
ranch took = voluntary dash up JEFF
fersOn Street at break-neck spee,l,
yesterday A Mexican cgbal!ero i'm
media ely started in pursuit and
gracefully rounded them up without
any damage
Mr.. TLos H Kirby, of Indiana,
arrived by the Maricopi coach yes
terday- Mr.. Kirby is the partner of
Mr.. w. C. Collier in his valuable
copper mine in Castle Creek, f,r
which we undersI and large offer
has recently been refused.
Mr.. Morford, editor of the HER
AID, left to-day for tn. north. an
will personally make the acqua u
lance OF the patrons of the pa yer
Mr.. Morford's thorough and prompt
bushes mann r is rtp dy making
warm friends for the HERALD.
After the HERALD hal gone 10
press on Saturday, cry of " fire
the res'd -nts of Alan. /
street. and directed attentio M
resid.nc;. I de5ec
tive Aue had caused the cinvsss roas
10 catch fire. the d &C vas promptly |
exiinguished with little damage to
property.
On Saturday ni.ht the quiet of
Monroe street was broken by shriiI
cry, Olga! Olga i! Aqui. Il was
cry and called forth a
crowd inquirers. But it was moth
ing; only a Mexican carving an
American; if the latter had been
armed, however, thsre would loubt-
less have been more serious results
Judge Porter is well pleased with
ais recent trip to 70 Tonic Basin.
The Excursion and Gowan mines are
about three miles apart and will fur
aish ore for the mill recently erected
here. The mill is well fitted up,
Ind has plenty of ore to work on.
Ind is how ready for business. We
iope to hear the result of the first
run pretty soon.
Five gentlemen came down on
coach on their way to
he salubrious climate of Yuma, at
he instance of Judge French. Among
he number was the negro boy who
hot and killed his playmate q short
.ime ago in Prescott He goes TO
Yuma for ten years. Also a whiion
seputy sheriff OF Prescott who had
picked up halter strap taat hap
oened to have horse attached. The
Judge seems to be showing the boys
. French trick or two this term of
court.
From Tuesdays DAILY.l
Phoenix is full of mining men.
Miss Matte Tucker is visiting Tue.
son.
Does Phoenix need Young Mems
Association ?
Paymaser Witcher is relieved from
iuty in this department.
Mr.. Ratliff Stevens, aged 81 years,
lied at Gillette on the 18th, of pneu-
monia.
Mr. Ed. Powell, of this place, will
leave in few days for trip to
Pennsylvania.
Buy your holiday goods at Paul
tho best assorted stock in
town at reasonable figures.
Petar Rrix onens out tn.nigh with