Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-13
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day Sold everywhere. From We nezday's Daiiy)
 Printers numerous.
 Mr. T. Mess Of Tempe $ in own
 Noihing new in the small p'S liBe.
 Frai' is still plentiful ia the mar ke,
 MICE Philes left yesterday fo Tom ustnne
 Ex-Gov. Powers left for Gila BenA iatt ttsvenirg,
 NIT. M,ador is offering his vslua- ble farm for sale.
 San Francisco is tn have elegant salt water baths.
 Work has been resumed by he brick laye9a on he rev Court house. So cod last night. 1 l:a.l 10 get up car V hi+ morning, one inaa sail to Is today.
 The court house officials a~e 'bu y bees these d. s getting raiY or conrt.
 Mr. F. D-l7ny Of Tncson arrived by this morn -ng stage, and is at the Bank Exchange.
 Nr. Rerums family will ncaupy a portion of his store aat a building to ,je erected behing it.
 The .Erav on Gila B.nd i, pro- mi ing riouS re- ults. Mir lall is te day in bad dondiuon.
 Dr Mshonev and Ar. Tho=. Ro- gers yesterday fnisHei vaecin sting tbe Mesa City settlement.
 Prosnectors aie again beeinning to ook ID heir tools IS ihe ksaf of sumner las about passed.
 Sneak thieves ars numerous ahout town, and families will do well 10 lnos out for their small tricks lying around loo-e
 Bushes is rap dly assuming it's former briskneSs and week more we shall scarcely know that any> thing 4vas wrong with u. 9 4. MT. Hall, all age.l ntleman is lyin at the 3s k Exchnnse seripns ly injured by blow in the fao received in quarrel about water IT land at G1la Bend.
 MT. Frank Walker of Tcmfs sto reeen ly saw s,gn | frs on tse top of the Swissheln mon tan an at> tributes item i2 tnc n an eeoats sent out to hunt up he -eregaie h dians.
 D. II Recartc, PL nix. Y | haS been he past month III he frui lusine in P. escott.l. ave= for nf..e- nix 'o-mo' row. Mir Recarte l. ~ell pl a-ed with Prescott an n Y [ som di t;.nt day return ard masc he capital his h mc.-N5ner MT. IT >mith fl Tn th- Ts-a neighhorli.sod .e hi: har-e tiei l.y the Plaza last evenirg willie he aI- tended some husi1e-s about tn-vn and en going ta look for him Q o, t eigh o'clork the horse was gone. Circumstances connected with the disappearance in lic1te hat the horse was stolen and ,Ir. Sml h and the sheriff are on the trail.
 4 serious hooting scrape Tn Sono- II at the San Jose mine, is reported by the Tonbsio 1e papers in wh oh William Hawke and Peier F rv i fired at each other repe,he Il, B. are wounded, Hawke it is th u morally. They qu4rrele over F ses tie nert of IL oult, HtvSe p.i fireman Ii the Sa Jose mine. a. Fervent cnc of he wor men.
 Coppe Basin is well thou At ci ny eastern capitalists, many If whom wat h., lions share If 1t. whae ihe proprietor dnes not feel-likc II linq qHishIng. even fer Jig money
 L~t,ors fr' m Nv York state Il a' C c Bean has oIde'e.i maehinery !, the shap~ Of mamuoth sm tltrr il Chicag. for his Copper Basin mine. Miner
 Capt. Wallace of Fort Mcdowell Capt. RafeTty and c pt Cra aer came in on his mornin coach from Pre~cott, and ae stopping at the Phoenix Hotel.
 Bright prospects have lately come 70 light on Gave Greek. We are not authorized to use names but we are assured that niue has reail. put in an appearance and will de- monstrate it's value to Inc public in due course of time. The properS ty is private, not for sale, and hence TO necessity or desire for public notoriety. Work on the property has Teen going on for many months and It is now he intention 10 put mill l a' wosk before many weeks moro.