The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-09

NIT. ButZ has concludei,tn stay in Phoenix. A new Democra ic paper will be started here in about two weeks. All we can say is ',he more the merrier." and the journalistic burying ground needs more tenants. Who will occupy the first hole?
 The Coroner's jury in the case of the Tucson murder brought m the verdict that the murdered man came 10 his death from pistol shots fired ny pistols in the hands of Wm. Mover, Dave Gibson and John Mur- phy, with intent to kill said James Levy.
 Rosenthdl 6 Kutner are rot only doing 8 rushing business in mer- chandise, but ty tbeir plan of ad- vancing money on gram, etc, are do- ing good banking business. This firm, by their business tact and ener- gy are building up a fine reputation ln the IcraItory-
 An He, a Chinaman, was are ted at Vulture City, last week, on a charge of burglary, anl held to await the ac ion of the Grand Jury.
 lie was not lpld long. however, for on the morning ot the eth, he made his escape, and is st. lat large. Tom
 Rogers has received a telegram to be on the loOsaut for him.
 The Bank Exchanse Hotel is-do- ing thriving busine 7. The table now s't there is eqnai to any in lhe
 Territory Improvements are being made from time to time in every de nar'ment. Mfr Sang and his eenial wife are determined 10 spare neither rains nor expense in order to please
 heir patrons an.l guests The farle of 5he hotel is not only known in the Territory, but throughout the East.
 Judge Stilwell left for Ph~nix last evening. After remaining there for a short time he will go to California and thence to Puget Sound, and before returning to Ari- zona will mo probably take q trip eastward. T..e Judge has worked hard and faithfully for the pas, year and is well deserving of the recreation he now goes 10 enjoy -[Citizen.
 A party con>isting of the Middle Class of the pubic schools went out to Lindiey Ormes last night. Re treatments were served, games en- joyed and a fine time had by all They had lumber wagon for con veyance but inc rnughness of the ride was made up by the enjoyment. They returned at midnight.
 A visit to AIcNulty's well-stocked store is "worih any body's while" Me. keeps every thing in the grocery. provision and dry goods line, that customer can ask for; and fair deal Ing seems to be his only rule. Mrs Schriver, the favorite milliner has a beautifully filled show case in.;he forward part of the store, and if . V of the ladies happen to see ii, it will come pretty hard on the pockets of their husbands or fathers, for she IaS iu-t received a new stock of hats, artificial flower, feathers, ,aces and ribbons-Nnd in short every thing in the millinery line that can captivate the fair sex.
 We have received copy of the "Clerk,p a new paper published in Philadelphia. Ii is neat and use ful liit'e journal and we commend it to all business ren. Fred A. Hoag, of the reportoiial staff of the Phila- lelpbia Public Ledger, writes 10 the Clerk as follows; T have read with pleasure the fist number ot t,.e Clerk and find it 10 be, in my esti- a journal fu ly calculated to 'ubserve the true interests Of all de firing to become convers mt with the 1honographic and other arts of which it is inc exponent" The Clerk is published at 372 N, Tenth st., Philadelphia. Pa., at only One Dollar year. IL contains a full 1 .ourse in shorthand, bookkeeping i md ne manship each year, giving l ash prizes to those who lear1 the ess. ms best.
 The bill recently introduced by ,enatoi Chiilcott, of Colorado. pro- ides that, when an adverse claim IS led. the parties sn ccniesting this aient, shall, in case they fail to ustain their claim by proof, be fla le 10 the applicant for the patent r his grantees for the bill O. cx- enses Of the damages which shall @ incurred by or rcsult from the ling of such a protest or objection. he object of the bill is to prevent and actual black nail 5ainst applicants for patents. In any cases, parties hivfAg no shad- Y of title to a mining claim will e an adverse claim in order to be ,u1ht of and paid for not bother z the owners any longer. This is 'ne so frequently in mining re- ons, and is such source of an- [ 'yan-e to owners of property, that e bill IS of true public benefit, and onght to pass. II has the approval Secretary Teller. as well as Sena- , r Hill, Chairman of the Committee f
 mines and mining, to which com r