The Phoenix herald., 1882-07-21

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 of Sam Purdv. Now we differ with
 the gentleman Oary doesn't live
 in water.-Ninas Whisk lie will
 go for you.
 l Yesterday .he weather was mere
 ihnn usaally wArm. IL always is
 warmer on Sanday than on any
 othE day. Per!r7ps because we
 have our good clothes on.
 Several street in this city are
 flooded with " tier from the over
 flow of tue ditches. If the water
 rises much higher the City Council
 will have to take measures to b1ild
 suspension bri lges ferry boats.
 Be careful everybody, and do not
 throw any glass or bottles near any
 shaw pr other com5ustiblc material.
 where it is exposed t1 the sun. There
 have been several cases of fire from
 this source. One yesterday near
 Mfr Coats reslien2--
 Louis Gazelle returned last night
 from his prospecting trip. He has
 bARn in the mountains sout1 of Mar
 icopa, and reports B very rough trip and water very scarce. He suffered
 ! gre4H deal from thirst. He will lcavs town today on another trip. 1 |: you "haven't got time" j;rst drop into Go. D. Clnrk's, the watch
 maker. and set your watch. lie las ! just parchased splcn.:id chroacm- cteT, manufactured by Tobias, the celebrates English wGtci. nlskcr. It ;s now SC: by telegraph sims, anl never chaEges, as thess Tubi.s csiroaometers do not vary one minnie in :: ear.
 We have heard of silk umbrellas and rubber shoes having been dis covered in boarding house hash, and 1 of the frequency with which hair is found fn butter, but this morning new case of adulteratioa is brought to our notice. One Of our typos had some difficulty in biting off T chew from 6 plug of "horseheld" tobacco. Bracing him elf and taking 2 yool "holt'' he finally succeeded, and pullad out of the center of the plug a piece of red flannel, which, judg ing from it's prevailing tint, had evi- dently at some former date done about three months duty as part of shirt oa the back of so ne railroad IrishmaB. The rag is now on ex- hibiiIon at the HERALD office, and all tobacco chewers may call aud see it at their leisure.
 The Phoenix HERALD which has always boaste6 a6ou; its soIidity, be- ing owned by the late Secretary Gospe-, who claims to have aecum- ula;ed $3o0e0 over and above all expenses in four years. from an of fee which paid S1,sC9 per annum, was atiache1 few days since for a debt of five or six hundred dollars sMinsr.-The cur who started any such report is a LIAR, and the whelp 1 who published it in his paper is 8 l double lisr. for he knews it is not true. This is the only fitting t.'rm | we can find for these worthies, as | rheir prorer title can not be pub i lisIied in any paper which circu- | lates in Q respectable community. | It will take more dangerous Beach 1 than this to strand the HERALD. even though our paper is not backed [ up by sneakirg knsve who is no torious for his peculiar willingness to be bought by the highest bidder.
 Sadly we record he sudden death of Hiss Minnie II. Smith, the sister of Mir. ". T. Smith, our fellow townsman. Yesterday morning she was bright and happy and in perfect evening her spirit had departed to another world. Miss Smith had but lately arrived here from her home in California, md in consequence, her circle of acqaaintaaces had not yet become widely extelded. aithoueb is Tas daily increasing, and all who knew her were her friends. Her sudden death was caused by an attack of heart disease, which came in an in- stant without waraing. At 10 A. II. today an impressive funeral service was held at .he house and the re- mains were followed to their last resting place by many scrrowing friends.
 The sollowicg unclaimed letters are remaining in the Phoenix Post office, up to July 17th:
 Allen, ". E. Allen, Mrs V E BeInett, " Erect, Fred A Cassidy. John Clarke, W E Courtenay, E Follett, John Fogoriy, Nick Cseknind. Jos Gooding, Mrs M Hartley, Chas Harrington, Let Haverley, " B Howlair, Mir Johnson, " A Mullavey, John Mcdonald, II McGuillan, F J Richards, A c Richards, J E Schoville, Robt Smith, Richard Swind, Jas Thompson, c f Tapping, Jshn
 Hans Won Lochinsher.
 Caii for advertised letters
 GEO. E. MoWREY. Postmaster. !
 The PhGnx Touring mlll, owned by J. '. T. Smith, will be in run