Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-23
from Mondays Daily
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Hot weather, adieu.

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 Hot weather, adieu.
 Business goes along as usual.
 Tombstone is breeding schoo
 aght-
 US. Depnty Marshal Evans ar
 rived IT. town this morning.
 Read Ordinance No. B, published to-day, carefully IL concerns all. 1 Ten teams loaded with barley left
 last week for Prescott from Mir. ]
 M. Bryaa's ranch near town.
 Mr. J. N. Bryan and family left
 for Prescott yesterday afternoon
 where they will remain for some time.
 4 very interesting account of the base ball game between the Phoenix and Big Nine clubs is crowded out to-day.
 PInal had s terrible raiBstorm on Thursday last which swept portion of the town away and destroyed ~on- siderable property.
 Mir J. Nj. Fipdlay, of Yulturs , who came down with the corpse of Miss Hushes on Saturday night req turns to Vulture to- day
 The Citizen of the 18th instant must have been inspecting the orange groves of Los Angeles. It reached us to day.
 Mir. Maurice Fieishman, who spent a week or two in Phoenix some time ago, is again clerking for his old employer MT. Goldman of Pinal.
 The Board of Supervisors held 6 short meeting this morning at which nothing more was done than to read and approve pre7ous minutes and order lumber bought for small bridge or two.
 Thirteen inches of rain in two hours is & pretty good record in the aqueous line, for Pinal. It has probe ably been long time since that burg has had anything to do with water and very naturally few drops go long way toward flood. The Sanitary Committee respects fully request that all persons within the city limits be vaccinated at once and give notice those not able to d. so to apply 10 any member of the committee when they ill re- ceiYe an order for vacc;nating free of expense.
 For the benefit Of hose wishing to know we append the names of the gentleman composing the commits tee: Messrs. M. W. Kales, J. Y. T. Smith, Thos. Sherman. c. Gollman, \ and J B. Kelly.
 The first number of the Benson Herald, W. A. Nash editor is at hand. It is Q seven columns weekly with plenty of reading matter and a fair support in the advertising line. It is very sesibly proclaims itself in dependent which means of course shat it will whooD up the best man and Benson. Smile?;
 New Mexico has at the prescns time 100 miles of railroad within her boarders. In 1880 there was not single mile iR operation. The At chison, Topeka & Santa Fe, 597 miles; the Southern Pacific, 198; the ] Atlantic and Pocifc, 174; the Den- yer and Rio Grande, 121, and the D9ming and Silver City, 50 miles There arc some miles operated on the Lordsburg & Clifton, about 30, we believe.-EE Paso Times
 Dr. Gregg on his way from Tem pc this morning, was stopped by a 1 party of Indians, who were on the 1 trail of man who stole horse in the vicinity of Tempe last night. They described a red horse with a red saddle and asked him if he had seen such a one. They also told him tExt 1t was either an American 1 or a Mexican man who wore shoes but they were sure it was not an In dian. They had trailed him to tho road passing Grey's ranch when Dr Gregg met them.
 The Florence Enterprise gives loug and interesting account Of tht Riverside stage robbery and murder Fl om its account we learn that tht cit izens of Florence propose to ad- mi mister justice without the for ma ceremony of law. If the. do not they are reacreant their home to the community in which the, live and to the honor and peace o the citizens of the Territory. Ther are tunes that the power that i greater thsS law, and which make the law, should tNke its terribl course, and Ees regat,d tlais as one o ! those occasions.
 Gov ernor Tritle $ rtrssIcati. 7g wit