Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

lf ON VI on lay : DAILY
Temp at 3, % deg.
The Sunday stages vert loaded
both ways.
Mrs. L. D. Copeland left to-day for
a visit east.
Salari has the new addition to his
hotel jammed with cots.
I'he Orion Era reads the scriptures
t. Bro. Mario Of the Courier.
Capt. I. S. Inga Is of, Prescott was
Il passenger going south yesterday.
Mrs. Cunningham and Miss Eva
E. Digges leave tomorrow for Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Croniye, the electric light
man, came in by the Prescott Stage
yesterday.
1t Is stated that Signor Yonez and
his bull fight will take in Phoenix
next Saturday.
Tombstone has new swimming
baths an is tickled at the prospect
of clean epidermis.
Mrs. C. A. Tweed left on yester>
days stage for visit of few months
with friends in the east.
Mr.. c. G. Thelan has opened
new fruit and vegetable store in the
small stand adjoining Goats.
In the case of Homer Mcneil VS..
Richard Gartner this morning a YER
dict was found for the defendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Stewart left,
yesterday, for Prescott, where Mrs.
Stewart contemplates spe ding the
summer M )n his.
Mrs. c. NJ. Goodhue expresses the
intention of soon erecting residence
upon her lots in the south eastern
portion of this city.
The passengers from Maricopa
this morning were J. A. Meitz, J.
Douglas, L. Morrow, Mrs. WOolsey
ant, J. A. McAllister.
The sporting fraternity i getting
quite numerous in Phoenix, and in
anticipation of the Fiesta, more
come in ON every stage
Nj. J. L. 3 Alexand left by yes
terday evenings coach for Los An
ge'cs, where lie Will spend several
weeks during the heated term.
The Hon. Geo. T. Coats left on
last evenings sta-e for Yuma, to at
tend meeting of the Prison Com
mission which ,nvene5 tomorrow.
The following were passengers
from MuncoFa, by Sundays coach:
c T. Brown, T. L. Styles, d. A
Renor, A. J. Stevens, c. I Donovan,
jnoe Harrar, J H. Hunt and Thos.
Darling.
Montgomery is having the finest
of large and ripe reache, from his
ranch south Of tow ,hawked around
Phoenix. Pri e. fiftccn cents per
pound. 1t will make our fr;ea Is in
less favored portions of the Territory
i'll to think Of it.
Letters addressed to the Treasurer
of Yuma county, are somewhat like
the babes in the wood, mewhai
lost, as mob )dy Eanws- who the
Treasurer of. that county is. The
Yuma postmaster refuses to deliver
them to the claimants to the Treas
ures off e.
Mr.. w. II. Thomas of the Golden
Fleece mine, came in last evening.
He reports the tunnel now in 10
feet, and ledge of pay 70 four
and nalf Ge wide has been cut,
which assays we'll both in gold and
silver The NAH ledge las not yet
been reached.
Mr.. J. F. Long of Prescott, who
has bcel County Tailor for Yavapai
for quite Length Of time, came
down on the Pre- colt stage this fore
nom, on his way to Yuma, where he
will fill the responsible position Of
Warden to the Territorial Prison, to
which position he has been apo lat
ed by the Commissioners.
The bull fight at Tempe br 'ught |
out a large crowd Yesterday. and the
fighting is reported as spirited. No
one was seriously Injured except a
fellow who volunteered to give the /
crowd an example of his skill, and
succeeded i'll being pinned to the
fe' CO by the horns of one of the /
bulls. The horns were sawed off |
but nevertheless he was probably |
severely injured inter- ally.
Mr. Edwin L. Gardner died sud -
denly this morning of aaaurism of |
the left lung. lie is native of
NV York State, and about 6 years
CT Agc, single and without relatives
on this coast. He was one of the
pion' crs of California, having gone
to that State by way CT Cape Horn
at an curly day. and entc -
tory with the Moss -
teen years go He re
fornia however during
Arizona, AMI las
employ of Mr.. TM
principally for ID
noon at 0 'cl0c1
'4ftis-.lli &c.