Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-06-07

, Cave Creek VS. asterday II Liz way
San Francisco. He reports the tun
; mel on the Mex can is in about sev
, enty feet.
; Th4 services at The diff rent chur
chcs on Sunday evening show
growing attendance which speak
well for the ability of the gentlemcl
who occupy the sevc Al pulplts.
The Cox & Norcross ditch late',
projected to the u,h VIC tern pr
of The county, will have Il .rac t,
of 10000 inches of water and VIII
irr1gatc about 10000 acres cf land
\ detachment Of troofs came .!owI
from Fort Mellow, II on Sa urelay II
ldcr 10 be on hand should the es
crvaticn Indians attempt the relic :,
of the Indian prisoners now CO.. fins 1
here.
Sergeant Patterson, Of Company
II, Third Cavalry, died at " nipple
yesterday, from injuries rec ived t.
his head by being thrown from Il
horse, and was buried hi, for, noO'n
Miner.
judge Hereford of Tucson, made
the HERALD Office IL pleasant call
lcs:crday. He was r,turning from
a trip to The Pow rs Canal, now
being con tructed at ella Bend. and
in which the Ju'' &c is Interested.
Our daily paper has been exhaust
cd, and we have been Obliged 20 90
it on cuts" which max es cur mar
gin" decidedly light, the difficulty
VIII be midied in few days by
the arrival OF large ST elk of paper
now on the way.
Judge 7, II Cox left This morning
for the canal at Gila Bcni, in which
lac has lately become in crested AMI
OF the company of which he is presi-
dent. Tic Judge is one of our most
en- ;erprising citizens and has a num-
Der of mining and agricultural pro
iects in course of d-vcI' pment.
The festival of the NJ. f. CT urch
South, which trkes place on Tuesday
evening, will be hell at Ryicl's
building, south side of the plaza.
The supper Will consist ofsandwi2h-
es, turkey chicken, salads and m ats
ice cream. lemonade, candies, fruits,
Strawberries etc. The public is in
vited to turn out and pass a socil
hour.
The Black Canyon stage, this
morning brought information of the
destruction of he barn of the stage
company, by fire at the New River
station yesterday about two o'clock.
All the hay, grain harness etc, stored
there ard SIX head of stage horses
were burned There was no insur.
ance, and the loss is estimated at
about ST 800
r. c. Brown returned from Alou
querque last night where he was on
business connected with the "Resour-
ccs of Arizona" He reports THAT
town a in a prosperous condition.
H thinks Cd Sol shines as warmly
up there as in Tucson, notwIthstand-
ing the altitude is much higher than
this place. The gulf breeze doubt
less has something to do with TEN
pering southeastern ArizonA.- Gil
zen.
Mr. S. E. Pattcn retu ned by this
coach, from his trip to
Tucson sand Tombstone, where he
has been to consult with Mr.. Walker
the designing architect of the Court
house, and to contract for lumber
He will get his lumber from the
great lumber company of L. w.
Blinn & Co. who have yards
throughout the who'e southwes',
from eastern Texas to the San Joa-
4uin Valley California.
Judge Pinney stats tomorrow
morning for Illinois. The Judge /
has been in the Territory nearly a
year, and in that time has neld court
almost C entinuou>ly. Judge Hay mes,
who returned from Tombstone last
night, says the Judge is about tlrel
out. If there is an official in the
Territory who has earned a rest it is
Jud re P,nncy, and we hope he will /
have a good enc among his many
friends at home He will return in
sixty or ninety days ard bring with
him his family. The judge will
make Phoenix his home Citizen.