Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
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A number of gentlemen in Los are organiz ng for camel hunt in the GiIa bottoms, and have written 10 paries Tn Tucson for in- formation. Hi Joli, the Greek, who brought the first installmeht 10 Ari- zona some sixteen years ago, g at present in Tom bstone, having just returned from Sonora, where he has been in the employ osthe Ssn 4gus- tin mining company The caEnels are reported 10 be so increased iu number that lhsy are getting to be nuisance to prospectors and the set tiers along the Giia.
 Judge Sheldon is reported 10 bc so far recovered from he eff,cts ot the recent operation as to be ab C to | walk around thes corridors of the Palace Hotel, ana is looking pa'e and feeble. It is net yer kuowr whether he will be able to held court here next month.
 Last evening ot o'clock Sheriff Paul attached the stock of L. Meyer & Co under a suit cf John Hoffman plaintiff, versus ]. B. Fulton assign cd Messrs. Leo. GoIdschnidt and Scliin Francklin took an inventory to-day of tho stock.
 The combination between the Tue son smclting and Reduction Compa> ny and San Francisco parties has been broken and we will not have an eighty ton plant within sixt' days. So say prlvate news to>day from San Francisco.
 Vim. Isaac, of Phoenix, recently sold 100000 pounds of wheat, grown in Maricopa, at $1.45 per cental, q total amount of $2,900.
 The French have attacked and taken Haiduonz in Tonquin, captur- ing 15O cannons and $b,oOo Anam currency.
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 Yuma County has put up finger boards at her cross roads.
 A carload of four from Sumner Cal, WAS opened here on Thursday, and four tramps stepped out of the car, to the astonlshnent of the bystanders.
 The wife, son and niece of MT. H Long warden of the Prison, arrived here from California on Tuesday evening. We gladly welcome the new corners and hope that they will like our little village.
 The Phoenix HERALD is doing a commendablc thing in publishing the history of Maricopa County. c, mplele files of that papers during the publication of this artic les will be at a premium in a little while.
 Judging from the papers the peo> pie of Tucson must bc in the throes of repndiatIon. After paying $720 for a-private banquet t. Gen. Crook it looks as though some just and honest debts might as well g. un> paid.
 Frank Vomocil the energetic miner of Silver District, has the mail contract between Norton $ Landing and Silent. The mail de- livered each way three times per week,
 MT George VI Thurlow and fam- fly returned 10 Yuma on Thusday from Los Angele where they hnv- been sujnurning for some time pas sed. Our popular oh airman Q! the Board of Supervisors has gained i'm mensely in weight, and will con es quently be able to stand fl ary amount of work.
 Frederick & Hills are doing an immense business al their stores in Prescott, Phoenix and Tom bstone Their trade has so increased of late that Mr Frederick has found it ne- cessary to visit the East in person and make purchases. Their various places will soon he filled with nice, inviting articles from the manufact- urers in New York Miner.
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 The Altar stage in turning the corner of Church plaza and Con gress streets yesterday. ran into the ele tric wire pole, and came near meeting with an accident.
 The supposition is that the new survey of the line between the Uni- ted States and Mexico will place the monuments along the Arizona line six miles south of their present po> sition. thus restoring large amount of territory to the United States.
 It was rumorcd on the street that Pete Spenet's body was found in the Huachuca mountains and that he