Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-04-19
doubt go out to see that the Hangers
don't get too near the Indians.

dent get too near the Indians.
The Apaclies continue to deprt
date in the southeastern part Of til
Territory Dr. King of Ojo Caiicnt
ranch reports to the Republican a
} seeing hody of Indians IN pursui
OF two mounted white men. on th
6th instant, snd the Inaians roinini
within gunshot opened fire and botl
whitcmrn fell from their s.. ldies
Who III. > wercis as yet unknown.
Dg. Edward J O'Doughcrty. tn,
partner Of Mr. lloyd and who was il
town last weeb, leaving 0 a Thursday
Tor Torto Basin, died at Reno O.
hemorrbage of he lungs or stomach
on tie 1Gth instant He is wei
/ known here, and he aanouncemeu
I OF his death IS = surprise u lis
many friends ana acquaintance. 4,
near as could b. ascertained, his agt
wss about IS ears. He is native
Of ireland, but has been IN his coua
Try for some years.
(Frosn monaay'r DAst Il
/ a liberal use OF printers INK is
sure to pay.
Keep your business and name be-
fore the public.
Court has vamoscd, and with it
The iitigants.
Grapes were badly nipped by the
frost Of Friday night,
The legal waters are subslding.
after the stir-up last week.
The Enterprise says that a nephew
OF Senator John a Logan has just
escaped from the Globe jail.
U S. District Attorney Zabrlskie,
u 5. Marshal Tidball and Deputy
u. S. NJ ,sshal Evans left on Satnr-
day evening Tor Tucson.
Mr.. J. c. Martin, Of the Demo
crat, passed toward Prescott this
morning, in his way home from San
Francisco.
Our reporter happened across two |
saddled horses At different points to- |
day, wallowine in the ditch, saddle !
and all a lItlle loosening of the /
rinch might save 3 saddle OCCASION
ally.
Hon. G. H. oury and lady hive
arrived at home in Florence. Their /
laughter was left at Georgetown
College.
Mr. Wsn. Granger left for Cave
Creek on Saturday. Hewiil remain
out u, the mines in which he is in
crested and push forward the work
as rapidly as means at his command
will permit
Judge D. N. Pinney and Mr. a.
p. Lemon left, yesterday afternoon,
1y private conveyance for Globe,
where Judge Plnney Will open court
IN Wednesday.
The contract FOR doing the county
printing for the year was to- day /
lwarded to the Herald by the Hon.
Board Of Supervisors, now in ses~
sion, for the sum OF $3.50 per guar
.er; but one other bid was presented,
which was for $50 per quarter by
he Gassts.
A rumor was on The street yester-
lay that the pest house had hio'gn
sown and shat one of the patients
l5d died, both of which were with
,ut the slightest foundation what
yer.
Ii order 10 avoid contagious dis
.ases. the public have The right t..
Immediate knowledge o; al new or
cases. Whoever cenceals
smallpox ia a pabiic place is a pub
ic enemy Intelligence is best
means Of Avoiding an epidemi2-
Tie HERALD office received g hne
OF of new stock this morning. Call
md look at our stock if you want
iome elegant letter, note heads or en.
7elops.
We hear loud and just complaint
being made that the nurses Of ii c
=mallpox patients are very carlcss in
nln4ling with t4e people and going
nto crowded pieces OF business
where they are liable to spread the
,ontagiyu. If we are TO rid the town
# the pest every precaution should
De taken to prevent is spread and
We wouli suggest that the Town
Council or Beard of Supervisors or
Ter the general use Of disiufeetants
everywhere. Fifteen or twenty dol
ars worth of Chloride of Lime
would be well spent. So far there
seems 10 be 10 dimunition of the
rouble nor could It be expected
when such utter carelessncss is per
nitted
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