Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-01
From Mondays Daily. l

MT. GrO. 11aker who was nere on l the Gillett stage robbery cas $ left for Prescott this morning.
 Sheriff Orme left on Saturday evening with six prisoners, four for una and two insane for Stockton. MT. O. L. Pease, signal service officer here, handed Us this morning a valuable little work entitled "Sig> nal Service Notes and Weather Proverbs.
 Major Nick Nolan of the Third Cavalry dIed at Holbrook on last Thursday. His wife is sister of the wife of Gel. Morrow, who is now on trial at Tuc-on for drunken ness on duty.
 Tombstone has a case of the acci dental shooting of young lad through the careless handling of a shot gun. The gun was discharned while in his own hands and the wound is fatal.
 A new band of musicians has ar rived in town and last evening held a large crowd at Tedrow's listening to them. They are fine and no mis take.
 Our society yonng men propose to give a ball on Friday evcninE, which will be conducted by Profe ssor Cor nell and the new band, of which mention is made elsewhere will be engaged.
 San Francisco photographic court reporters are said to earn as much as s1O,O00 per arnum, A good busi- ness, certainly, to follow, but hard one to get into as it takes good solid work to master the art. Mir. J. Nj. Ruiz & Co.,, late of Yuma, opened up their business to day in their new store next to Fred rick & Hills tin shop. They will do a general merchandising busl- ness. Read their advertisement in today's paper.
 On Tuesday last 116 emigrants ars rived in Yuma, where they passed several hours visiting the Terrltoria prison and taking in the old Fort These excursions take place once 8 week from Chicago and Boston They expect to settle in southern California.
 MT. A. A. Ward today completed the purchase of George Brown's re- sidence and lot on Monroe street and also the adjoining lot on the yves side of the residence which he pur- chasei from MT. Kemper. The pro perty when thrown together vii make q beautiful home. The cos of the whole property was abol s2,OOO.
 Boh. Kern, the efficient manage
 
 of the Palace Saloon, is improving this already attractive place by tht addition of new private card room in the rear. The room is 16x16 ant will be furnished and fitted up witt view of making it the most conye- nlent, quiet and private card room in the city.
 The enterpr1sing Elite Saloon ha succeeded in obtaining new taicnt il , addition to their well appreciate, orchestra. Tonight two banjo solo ists, who are unsurpassed by any il the Territory in their line. will ad tue numerous attractions of this al ready saloon. They are said to b well worth hearing. "The Ban Begins to Play" at seven o'clocl D. m.
 II seems that there were but. tw persons who took offense at the re marks quole ed by the Gazette on Sa lurday as occurring daring the rusl into the drug store when MT. Fur guson was carried in, hurt and on of thes happened to be Gazette re p-rter hence tue "wind" on the sub ject.
 MT. Patten has gang of min men with the adobe mills al wor . out at Fort Mcdowell maxim adobes for the new barracks. Nil Patten and MT. Creighton leave [ morrow for Mcdowell and Mir , Crei ghton will remain there i charge of the work till finished.