Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-01-12
From Saturdays DA1Lr.l

minutes past twelve o'el0cx p
Dec 3lst.
Mr.. F2wc,ti Of San Francisco is j
town. aud we understand Is neg I'll
ating for the north IN cxten:ion o.
the Phoenix mine
Mr.. Clznton Of Shasta csuH'y, Cal
made Is call of inquiry tis morn
ing. He cones With his family II
make Arizona and our colaty his
homo. He viii loc.te in OF neaE
Phoenix.
Our exchange table WAS grAced to
day by a handsome Arizsna Star an
nusI, finely gotten un and handsome
ly embellIshed. The Star Is one o.
our most newsy, prosperous, anil sol
idly Democratic exchanges.
Rev. G. w. Adams, Bishop of the
II. E. Church in Arizona, will
preach on Sunday at IL O'Clock in
the morning and at Z O'Clock in the
evening in this place. The public
are cordially invited 10 be present.
Tucson either wants to have the
streets repaired or the mud ponds
stocks with fish. Let the newspa-
pers carp at the Supervisors about
it, and they will so1a have fine
pikes.-SeatinsI. Or mud suckers.
Judge MCGOWAN, formerly of San
francisco but later of TImbstone,
arrived last evening anl awaits an
opportunity to pass on up to Pres
colt, where he viii make most in
nuential member of the third
house"
According to the Rspu6,ican, the
people of Cochise county propo ;e to
defend themselves in the future
against the Indians TheRepu5Iican ex
presses verywarm feclin IS in the mat
ter of Indian ouir sges in that coun-
ty, and VIC cannot but feel that there
is much justice in its complaints.
Mr.. Berry, late civil engineer with |
the Atlantic and Plciic Railroad, |
who has been secured by the new
Canal Company to do the engineer
ing on their works. arrived in town
yesterday and pr &c -ed-d to the head
of the Canal today to begin work
We are informed that The work will
be rapidly pushed forward.
Mr. Thomas, Superintendent of
the Phoenix mine, came in from Give
Creek day or two ago. The pros
poets of the mine, he says, were never
better. An immense body of ore
has BEEN cross-cut at n depth of 50
feet, which is entirely free from
slate and porphyry and which will
yield a very handsome rcturn when
millcd
Many of our California readers,
especially those OF San Francisco
and Napa county, will read with
pity the following nplc from the
Tucson Star: is is learned HAT Sam
Brannan, we'll known OF the Pacific
Coast, and now living in Gaagn.As,
Sonora, was parslizcd about ore
month ago on ono SHE OF his face,
and is in L very preclr.ous condition.
His face IS al drawn On ore size,
nevertheless hs contienes his Old
style Of If. and is daily scea in
his Old hsunis.
(F,cm Mondays DAILY
Oaly here AMI there stray team t
.ter now days.
The Silver City Enterprise reports 6
twelve stage lines running into that
city. and new ore being added
every few days. Three run to Dem
ing. !
A Mr.. Fitzpatrick from Tip Top !
died on Saturday night at the Bank
Exchange and was buried yesterday .
in the cemetery. We were unable !
TO learn the cause OF death.
Seven wagon loads of 8Iormons, l
containing three families, passed 1
through Prescott yesterday bound for I
Mesa City, on Salt River. where there C
is a large colony of Their faith.
A subscription was rai-ed last !;
evening at the M E. Church of over :,
one hun bred dollars for the purpose
of liquidating the debt contracted in ;,
making Improvements on the build =
ing 7
Pinal is reported 10 be as dead as !
= door nail since the partial closing l
down of the Silver King mine and t
mill We are informed that there ]
are fifteen or twenty houses to let j
n ow in that little burg.
Mr. Frank Laumei4ter left to-day
on the twelve o'clock coach for Pres.
colt, where he will represent the !,
claims of portion of the people of
Yuma in the contest for the seat of ,
the member from that county.
The City lodging house was begun
this morning on vacant lot between
Washington and Adams streets on
Montezuma street. 1t viii be double
planked, clinched by wrought iron
nails. and twelve feet square with
heavy door. The Town Council
propose to put it 10 use at once.
Judge Richards to-day sentenced
Burpo Bena Vitruba to jail for seven I
DAYS with the alternative of $40 cash,
for uncerimoniousIy setting his fist