Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-07-12
from Saturdays Daily.1

from Saturdays Daily.l
 Robbery at Tempe. Travel light these days.
 No mail today from southern Ari:
 zo1a-
 The thermometer verges on the
 second hundred to-day.
 Tbe Gillette stage robbers have
 probably been trying their hand out
 at Tempe.
 l Grc,rnd was broken to-day in pre-
 paraiion for the foundations of the
 new court house.
 The stories on the street of the
 robbery at Tempe last night are nu-
 merous and highly colored- 1 We believe the Board of Super visors has at last settled on 2 super
 intendent for the court house build
 ing, and the work is to begin at once.
 Tedrow is having fine awning put up over the front of his new saloon and when finished he will have ope of the most complete and neatest saloons in town. We believe he intends opening this evening. John L. Goodwin and John Scho~ field coming to the conclusion that they were in need of an armament to protect their extensive exchcquer, 1 proceeded to appropriate and impress into thelr service pistol belonging to Tom Brown, without the knowl> l ed ge of said Thomas, whereupon the | officers of the law took compassion on the troubles of said Goodwin and Schofield and required them to tell Justice Richards how they could carry said pistol of T. Brown in their pcckets and offer the same for sale without his knowledge or cons sent and not he thieves; matter which they failed to do and were therefore given 9 days on the chain gang to thirk the matter over or to pay $50 for their fun.
 Three brick buildings Of large di- mansions, will probably he put up on Washington street, within the neYt FIX months. One of these by Messrs. Gus Ellis < Co.,, is now un- der way, the brick being put on the ground. and the lot being prepared l for the building al the corner of 1 Montezums and Washington streets. | A second will be put uP by Dr- Goodrich, thls fall, at the intersec- ton of Center and Washington streets, aud will be two stories, and about 100 by 50 feet A third large brick building is also in contenpla- ton for hotel purposes, at q most eligible point on Washington street, bs gentleman who means business provided some contingent circum- can be arranged. These with the court house and several others that are to be built about the court house plaza, will make lively times for our contract DTS, and a greater amount of impor- .ant building is under way at one time .hau ever heretofore known among ls. Verify we move.
 We had the pleasure last evenig of . brief interview with the much alked and written up J. Addison 8 2eavis, the claimant to 2.700 square niles of the finest agricultural and raging lands in Arizona. Mir. Rea- is arrived on the early morning tage, took team and went out to a be Winnifred mining district, re- P armed at dark, took supper and left immediately 10 catch the night train q { Maricopa, and in the meantime ,, e had a transcript made of all he eeds and papers that have been re- 1rded in the county concerning his p aim MT. ReavIs informs us that n g has no doubt that his clam will p' , made good and that he has per rning the claims notwith- te ct understanding with Athe tx fife of Dr. Willing2 h. snding the report of the ss pers to the effect that she ,eapt to have the transfer to ReS
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