The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-23


 The Tempe amateurs will g,ve n Dramatic entertainment nl Thursday
 night. Al hough a Mexican piece
 will be played it promises to be quite
 a bril!irnt affair.
 Ned Raynor who for some months
 lern employed in the blnk. left to-
 day for New Mexico. Ned ta 8
 with him the best wishes of his many friends in PhnEix.
 Ryland's circns was crowd, q cn
 Saturday night. He certainly las fine troupe of acro'ats and jug l glprz. He performed last night to
 6 good house.
 The Florence Enterprise says ihat tbe rrcltiest town in the Territory
 should not permit the Fourth 10 pass
 without giving ,hs American eagle
 a chance 10 air his Llumasr. He don't intend 10. Brother Weedin.
 Huston ta Co. made bottle of
 ink for Us from their new ink r W S~r. Tfera are several cclors ansl iy very con v"nIent for travellers [" carry in thc;r pocket. We hhve tried the Ink ard finI ii to be of guod qua.ity and just as iep'escuted- A Mexican lady was hurled yes fer;:ay. She leaves a liit,e Hind girl t. struggle through life alone Either tie Sisters nf Charity or tl Q county must take this it le " if an make for it 8 home. Sad enc gh is il for child 70 l.c left . q old aud dreary world. roor anl an or phan; bat sadder still i- it to be de ; pr.vca of sight in addition to the other mssfortuncs.
 The announcement that Dr. Greg o.y would deliver lecture on the subject of Higher Education drew forth a large audience al ihe M- E- church last evening. The lecture was q brilliant effort and wss iist- cned 10 .hroaghort With ihe closest attention. The speaker handled his subject well ard shove ? uch f;i- miliaritv with the topic. We hope we sha'l haze the pleasure of hear ing the !earnei speaker again in Phoenix.
 The Boston Advertiser of the 12;h has the following interesting fem: "Another Boston railroad in Mexico. The Bee line, beth ends Of which are in the United s ates, is the latest project practically commenced It bcgind at National city, rear San Diego, st pre- en, the terminus Of the Ca ifornia Southern Railroad. and runs southeast through northern Mexico 470 miles 10 Calahasas, AFi zoi a, running twelve miles iu the Unit d States al the west end y
 The Haidy Cuss, loc ted il Casa Gian5c district. was sold, this week by J. L. Court to Mir J. ". Niikin- son, of II eadville, Ia. We ccng' at ulate MT Wilkins n u. on having se- cured one If tho finest prOrclties in t ri n and four Shing di>'rict. Some of the ere st the present deIth assays a- high as $500 and il will probably increase in va'ue a. II goes down. If more eastern mining caN- italists would come hiiher. and InIke personal examination Of rruper;i s, as did this grnile man. th's county would 500 have q ming ho m equal 10 that of Leadvi'lc. Not one Of the men who have come here tn ee for themselves, have failed 10 purchase. Only hose wbo have taken 'heir inforrrti..n at secord q hands have pass, q IFS bv. Our prop erliss speak fer tlemsclves.-LF Flor e ce Enterprise.
 ". V Huhbard. of the Santa Ma ria Gold and Silvsr Miuine Co.ara- ny. of Sonora. is in inc fly. He re- ports that Americans are s.t'l:rg ali along ike wiley of the Sonora river. and es.abl;sh'rg ranches. Most of them have ew hea of hor.es and | cows, and are building comfortable i houses. Seven out of ten ncn that i one meets on the ro.d are Ameri- | cans. The Santa Mnria company IS a rod from inc Sonora i river to the railro d, oyer which | will be brought the machinery for : the mines. Matter, Lind $ Co. have con. racte1 10 construct the road for !! ihc sum of so, ,000. and they ", II also build the mill. The grade of Inc road will be established with 6 view of placing narrow eanee rai'- road upon it, in caee development hall justify the increased expense NIT. Hubbard will return to his rlaoe f business Tn few days--[Epi- a7~.
 The Silver Queen nine. of the San Pedro district, ontinues to incr. aae Il value as depth is stfainel. Since l'e Ferre Mining Company bought he prnpe ty It hss been shafted '.nd lriifed to the extent of about 800 eei, with the most enc uraging re- ul s. At the bottom of the new haft, whi~l, is down about onr hun Ired f,e-. drif' has been rpn eo1s5h- a. t a distance Of Cne hund ed feet q the old shaft On the ledee. Tn his drift a virze has hren sunk srn he ledge 10 depth of tv ertv-five