Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-04
From Tuesdays Daily.

ETOm l u06QdJ Dd14J.
 T. W. Hine is preparing fine
 plat of the new cemetery
 Political kickers are to the front
 thIs year. Something in the atmos>
 phere, perhaps.
 The Record says the Miners Un-
 ion, of Tom bslone, had in it's treas
 ury about $l123,OO when it dis
 banded.
 Candidates nominated through a
 job in this county promise to have
 hard row to h.; this fall.
 The sharp shooters at Whipplc
 have been ordered to their respective
 posts and each stage comes alcng
 full of them.
 MT. Meyer has number of feld> CTS of the A. r. & $. F. road at
 Wells, Fargo's office for distribu> tion.
 The pound master Lad quite an entertainment the other day at which some twenty-five CUTS were started for the happy hunting grounds.
 A dog skin glove factory might find Phoenix a favorable place to locate. There are plenty of dogs left, though the dog cstci-els have been raiding them all week.
 More than one half of the sub~ scribcd stock to the Territorial Fair Association has already Ieen paid up, but more money is wanted to put the matter in shape.
 Horseback riding and evening drives are growing in favor among PhoeniciAns. Each evening our streets are rendered lively by the | pleasure seekers.
 Mir. R. E. Burlington left at our | office yesterday some elegant and very large peaches from his nursery below town. They are of the Mann moth Cling variety and as finely favored as anything we ever tasted
 Brick P, mroy has started new paper in New York, the United States Democrat of which we have received Vol. :. No. l. Brick" has lost his grip as newspaper man since his vulgar slush will no longer draw
 A letter from Passenger Agent T. II Goodman 10 the proprietor of the HERALD announces that dele~ gates to the Republican Territorial at Tombstone will be carried to Der son oI the same terms as to the Democratic convention at lhIs place, VIZ. full fare going and return free.
 Mr Miles H. Romney, editor of the St. Johns Ori Era, is paying l visit to the capital city, having slight personal interest in a subj ct to be brought before the grand jury. MT. Romney bears the proud dIs- inction of being the most prolific writer in Arizona, having, it is said, three wives and twentysthree child 'en. Mir. Romney is a robust, young ooking man yet.-PrescOtt Journal. Through certain business troubles which would Tn DO way interest the ! public, Staab 6 Co.,, at late hour '----l..--Eening. swore out capias } fore United States Commissioner l- H Smith, for the arrest of sol. 'arth, of St. Joh us. Apache county, Arlzsna, as it was understood that S Earth was on the incoming Atlantic , Pacific train. The capias was 'laced in the hands of Deputy Mar ] hal Richmond, who arrived at the epot just after the tram has stopped, nd in consequence he m lssed Earth 1 ho got off the train on the east [ de of the track. Later Earth was lken into custody at the Madden g ouse and placed In charge of a eputy. Barih's friends say that ol was not on his way east. but o lat he came in for the express pur a 0se of settling with Staab & Co.,, W Id that he intended to return home is morning. Staab & Co., through i. Spitz claim that theIr action <, as perfectly warranted under all e circumstances. - Albuquerque ,t ,urndL