Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-26
(From Mondays Dali III

The streets are full of people to
day.
Mr.. John Luke will be postmast-
at Bradshaw.
Business reviving, after the lul
that followed court week.
Air. Todd and DIR. Osborne, of Vul
ture are visiting Phenix.
Mr.. Crismon, assayer, goes up thu
river to-day, to look at some mining
property.
Mr.. Poihemus' new residence il
about finished and ready for occu
pancy.
Bridgemau is doing neat job oi
paper hanging In the new Gregory
biiilding.
Master Archie Gregory will give
birthday party to morrow after
moon.
n. A. Morford, editor of the HER
AID, has gone into the country on a
shart business trip.
Mr.. Pesqueria is making an extern
sive addition TO the rear OF his tin
shop and stone store.
C. E. Philes and wife returned
from their long visit to the east on
Sundays coach from Maricopa.
The Maricopa stage brought IN
eighteen passengers yesterday, and
all but three were for Phoenix.
Miss JENNIE Linvi.le, Mrs. W. E.
and MIR. and Mrs. John
Lutgerding returned TO Phoenix yes
trrday.
Freighting from Maricopa IS re-
ported dull, some wagons having
been waiting several weeks for
height.
A report is received of the dea tn
IT Mr. John Vikol, while en- route to
Prescott. MIR. Vikol is well>known
n PoGnix as a teamster.
Mr.. w. S. Miller, of Sacramento
will arrive in this city in a day or
wo. He Intends to settle down
Imong us and open up a business.
Messrs Turman & Crismon have
ensed = lot and will remove their
yrIst mill to Phoenix. 1t will be lo>
.ated, We hear, near Mr. Smiths
Touring mill.
The HERALD Office acknowledges
With thanks the receipt of the card
# Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Garfias,
ately welded.
Rev. G. L. Pearson, of YpsiIanti,
Michigan, preached in Tucson, last
'vening. He will take charge of
he Methodist church at Phoenix.
The quiet green of the Court
House Plaza will shortly be dis
urbed by lumber, bricks and NOR
ar, and the sound of the hammer
nd saw.
A County Poor House, with a lit
le farm of ten acres attached, will
'e IN running order by the middle
II July. The contract for building
will soon be let.
The health officers continue their
ambles among the inhabitants of
he town. Under the present sani-
ary regulations no one need be
.fraid to visit Phoenix.
The Tiger Saloon is again UNDER
,oing repairs. A partition will be
placed across the room with -
The rear room will have
wo new windows, and will accom-
nodate the jovial who wish to trip
he light fantastic toe.
Mrs. Bridgeman has bought out
Ter partner, Mrs. Cunningham in the
business and will remove
Ter store TO the rooms lately occu-
,ied by Mrs. Pickens, who hos re-
moved her office four blocks south
rom the old situation.
The Overland Monthly for May is
It hand today with numerous and
'aried articles, among which is the
of that very interest
ng story king Cophetua's Wife"
"A Virginian University Town."
The Prussia Civil Service" "Notes
# Travel in Mexico" discovery of
he Potato in Arizona," etc, ETC., are
III worthy of careful relding.
Mr.. Thomas. superintendent of
he Golden fleece mine, Cave Creek,
ellis us shaft has been sunk so #.
N that property, showing a well-de-
ined ledge and considerable free
yold. Two hundred tons of ore are
low on the dump. Work was CON-
menced last week on the Justice
nine, the northeast extension of the
VI achsekety, which is conceded to
De a valuable property. The shaft
on the Justice is down twelve feet
and the ore averages twenty-five dol
ars per ton. A hundred-foot tunnel
will be run. Mr.. Thomas returns to
Cave Creek today.
Three of O'Brien's ten mule teams
came in from Maricopa on Saturday
evening loaded with portion of
he machinery OF the engine and
for the Cepperopolis mines
IN Castle Creek. They expect to
make the tip to the mines and back
.f, Phnn1Y in aboiIt seven daVs as