Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
News Of thG Week.
nm Frilay's pa lyI


 Quantities of fruit in the market
 P Minor is registered d. the Palac
 Hotel, San Francisco.
 Phoenix, bar.cs has broken in O
 tic Tombstone market
 Mr. ". J. sfarpl,s of the Arizont
 Canal is again in town from th
 scene of oaeraiions-
 NIr. l. Meyer returned yes erjay ..Ds,isil his trip. to san Francisco. He
 |porls a terrii,Ie crowd inand about
 sn Francisco.
 Jam. McCiinttcl. laie of Inc
 HERALD foIeci k singing type or
 se hcw paperai Riverside, san Bel-
 lrdino County. the Fa1ley Echo
 sAE the session of the court at ? o'clock ihis afternoon U. $. Court commissioner Campbell, discharged W. W. Morris who therefore fails to get his corncdbeef and cabbage free.
 The Prescott Miner advocates the establishment of soap factory in that seciich o. ti C county. We had ho i,!ea that Prescott was the home of inc great unwashed.
 That ma ,nificeni periodical, Tae Century Magazine, for September, Is On our table to-day. We have seen no hing that excels 1t in eitHer matter or make u2.
 pr. Thltodo' is having the west side of hi: house neatly plastered o,atsidc, which makes it one of the neatest buildings in town in external appearance.
 w. F. Lambertson of Fort Hua- thucs, a witness, gainst Capt. Hub hard. and whom it is alleged that Morris attempted 10 corruptly influ enc, afrrivesl in town his morning | as witness agaif.t Morris.
 Sheriff Paul of Pima county,canis in yesterday morning and left with the Chiuaman who had stolen a bucketfuI of watches at Tucson and was arrested here few days since.
 The report gained crcdence ori the streets this morning that the Vulture mill had shut down and work had stopped. We tnok occasion to see a gentleman directly from Vulture last evening, who assures Us that there is nothing il the report. From heavy rains the water used Iii the msoilcrs got so muddy that the mil swas shut down temporarily. i'll the water would again beceme clear and could be used without dauger of in> turing the boilers.
 Tempe seems 10 ba cursed with parties who persist in sclliag whisky to the Indians- The rcsult has been several ontragds in flat community and the death of two Of the Indilns by acciHdeng CT fighting among lss-rrsselyes It is about time that ? an naitempt should be made by the citizens of that town to get U the bottom of the matter before some> thing serious happens The recent arrests and trials in that line seem 10 have failed in accomplishing the dcsIred cnl
 The case of ". ". Morris charged with attempt 10 corrupt a witness in in the court martial trial of Capt Hubbard now going on at Fort Hul- t'huca, came mp before U. $ Court Commissioner Campbell this morn> Ing ut nine o'clock and occupied the attention of the Commissioner till noon when he took the matter un- der alvisemcnts till twU.o'c;ock his 1. afternoon
 Modesto has sensation. A law yer and real estate agcfit named Rof- fins, man of fine physical ap- pearunce some six feet tail and flow flag gray beard has been arrested for criminal assault on five or six girls from nine to twelve years old who he enticed into his office at different times. With one of these named NeClewish he rad his picture faEhp in n d. s:atc. The Photo> grnpcr has been arrested as has also %ellow by the name of Doane wIto it as alleged committed the same crime with sane pa ties Mn- desto wants to lynch somebody.
 In tie Call of the 2ahd instant we find the following:
 MARluED In tiis city, August 18th, at St. Patriek's Church, by Rev. Father Sullivan, M F Camp bell of Arizona to M. L. Moore oi San-FIancisco.
 Ed. SchefHein, the discoverer of tlie Tombstone mines, writes. an in teresting letter 10 the Tucson Star from Alaska, where he arrived last summer. His letter Is dated April 18th. He says his party have found placer mines that will pay $10 per day, but that nothing less than $20 wouli keep man even. He is los cated some 800 miles 6p the Yukon Eixez and about 400 miles from the cb$ a. He does not advise anyone to ASt there at present
 Some one in Calabasas writes the Epitaph that place Is completely dead, but fifteen ptrsons remaining in it of 4 population of 2.0OO some lime ago.
 Miss Stephansc Rsflondo charm ing young iads- of this village died h Tucsnn in AlondaE Inst of ntlnrI, 1