The Phoenix herald., 1882-08-25

Derry, Chas " Husseli- John I
 Marion, " H N, csc, Jerry
 Morgan, T Spain, J $
 Small, Dani,l Daniel, C..rmol
 Marcos Erreros Ra non Huerta
 Jesus Mendibles FralcIsco Quigu-t Trinid, d Palma Miguel Romero
 Jesus Ruiz G,rludes Ruiz
 Trinidad Verdugo Call for advertised letters.
 GEO. F.. MowRY. P NJ
 from Tuesdays D-.ilv.I
 J.E. Knapp. ?. NJ. Smith ana J R. Holt came in from Tucson lasr evening.
 A ratification meeting will h; held on the Plaza tonight at ' 30 Let ever, body turn out, ladies and all, and give our caLdiiate a oasing send-, fl.
 Sergeants Smith and Buwma", of Camp Price, pas ed through town last evening, en rortc to attend the court martial soon to co veue in Prescott on the General Carr affair.
 Several ladies grac.d the conven- ton with their presence h t night and today The Republican rarty always draws L.di~s ,o 'hcir Geiib erations-
 Johnnie Looseley, with his ever enterprising spirit, spread s!''en- did lunch for the benefit of dele gates. The meau consisted "f roast chicken, lobster salad, roast beef, bo led tongue, cold meats. pickles, olives, eic. The various delegates enjoyed it hugely
 Wm. Wankowski, travelling sales man for Jo. Poheim. is in cur ci y again from San Francisco with a fine line of samples of fail ahd win ter goods. Everybody will reWem- Der MT. Wankowski from his last visit. We can assure our ci;izens that he will give them fuii satisfac- ton this year. If you noel fine wedding. dress or business suit, cali on him al Ganz's hotel.
 MT. T. 1T. Monihon. of Pima Sta tion, on the Phoenix road to Mari copa, few days since showed us the finest lot of wheat that it has been our privilege to examine for many day. It has been raised lhy the Indians. is perfectly clean and of fine, large berry Mir Monihon has bought between 250.0OO and 300, ,OOO pounds of the wheat, all of the same grade, and it is certainly in both quantity and quality, as well. as an evidence of he fl duslry of the Pima and Mari ,opa Indians.
 From Wednesdays D1ily-l
 The delegates will mostly leave io- lay.
 Some benches are badly needed 1 ,n the Plaza.
 The Porter boom Opered out in ,ood shape last night
 The load 10 Maricopa is in hor- ibIe condition. Judge Tweed will leave tomorrow or short visit 10 California.
 The railroad washout= still con inue to delay trans.
 Railroads will not be open before o-morrow evening.
 It is estimated that oyer 5 ,O)0.O00 vas represented in the convention ere.
 The registration O voters is now o.der and should be atten led to [ once.
 Prof. Frambes informs us that the ublic school is expecleI to open on lcnday, September 4th.
 Subscribers not receiving fhe HER. ID will please commuhIcate with Iis office at once.
 A severe sand storm ragged for ome time to the south and west of ,wn on yesterday afternoon.
 Vim. B. Hoop.r & Co. are moving ito their new store. In a day or vo they twill be fixed up in good lape.
 Judge C. Churchill, of Prescott. ave us a friendly call ;bis morning. -e will remain In to En for cay r two. R. c. Brown, of the Citizen. gave 5 pleasant cali today He returns
 Tucson across the country vIa lorencc.
 The railroad is badly demoralized 7 recent rains, and no mails from e east have reached us fur several , 'ys, and very irregclarly from the ' est. Yesterday, Vandever Brothers. of aricopa, shippet forty car loads of Illion fl em the Montezuma mine. ' ar Seymour, to the Benson smelt- | 2 works. C Now that the Territorial ticket has {, en settled our local politicians d il have to go to work and make n a slated for county officers. The [ y set for. the convention is thc :, l of September. I, Judge 5tillwell, Mr. Street, and, in t t. the entire southern delegation,