Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-05-03
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leaning rushed.
Smiling May Happy Mayl
Business is crowding everywhere
today.
Promises to pay never made butt
ness.
T. Hord has sold out his lease
TO DIR. Osborn.
Various "moves" among business
people to-day.
The Maricopa stage came in load
ed this forenoon.
Mr.. Scott arrived from Benson by
this mornings stage.
The trial of the Indians brought
number of big Injuns'' TO town yes
terIay.
Mr. G. G. Dunn informs IFS that he
is about to close out in the printing
business.
Owing to a rush of job " orl and
collection day. the editorial notes
have be n omitted to-day
Mr.. Fl. N Alexander has begun the
erection of house on his lots re-
Gently purchas, d OR Adams street,
near the Methodist Church.
Mr.. c. W. Beach, of the Pres
colt Miner, favored this Office with
call this morning. He is returning
from San Francisco, and will leave
for Prescott to- morrow.
votes are as plenty as election
tickets to-day, Phoenix must have
about thirty thousand population.
Candidates were up early this
morning, on the old principle, we
suppose, that 1.-The early bird catches
the worm"
The HERALD office acknowledges
the receipt of a complimentary tickct
to Kohler's Benefit on Wednesday
evening, May I'd.
The examination of the Indians
before Justice Richards was ad-
jnurned last evening till tomorrow
on account of the city election being
held to-day.
Mr. A. H. Jackson, the genial In
dian q gent for the Pimas and Mars
copas. left to-day tor the agency. his
busine SIS there demanding his atten-
ton so hat he was not able to wait
for the continuation of the trial here.
The amot1nt of goods arriving in
town daily is something astonishing
to a stranger, but we do this every
two or three months all the year
round and find Il place to put every
thing and ,ook for more. "Sorts"
are arriving all the time.
Tue season of sandwiches and
pickles out in the woods among the
dirt, leaves and ants, is at hand; the
season when people collect together
to have good time. and go off By
themselves and sullen ly MUNICH their
grub; the season of ,Dicnics, when
the family gets up at TIN ee o'clock in
the morning, Grams break fast. rides
from ten to twenty miles In the hot
sun in a crowded vehicle, tramp
round in the brush awhile, eat cold
lunch and nurse sick babres till
toward night, then get back home
somehow and have dyspepsia, hi lious
fever, measles, Group and hopping
cough for the next six weeks; h adj
lots of fun though.
Iron Wednesdays Daily,
Shall we have a fiesta?
Collections continued to-day
We have so far escaped the cater
pillar nuisance.
Dreamer is said to be the only
man in town who had a picnic yes
terday.
Mr.. G. W. Beach, of the Miner,
left to-day for Prescott.
Fleming Franklin's thresher came
in town for repairs TO day.
The trial of the Indians was re-
sumcd to-day before Justice Rich
ards.
Supervisor A. J. Halbcrt is in |
town attending the meeting of the |
Board.
Mr.. P. Holcomb informs US that
he will have barley ready to cut in
side of ten days.
The band serenaded the town last
evening, after the regular ceremo-
mics" had eubsided.
This is the anniversary of the fire
in San Francisco, 1851, which de-
stroyed $1,000. 900 worth of property.
The accidents and incidents of a
town election go far toward making
up the sum of the halcyon days of
Phoenix existence.
The Board of Supervisors are in
session to-day for the purpose of
bids for building a
County Hospital.
Mr.. II. N. Alexander has let the
contract for building his house to s.
E Patton conjunction md builder