Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-26


the City ef Mexico. Clay is agen
for Wells, Fargo q Co. at that poin
and Hurry is taxing in the sillaliot
= with an eye TO business. They say
Clark Wilson ct a place cailet
- Aguas Calientes, on the Mexican
Central H. r. They report rapiC
progress in acquiring knowledg,
e Of the Spanish language "a Kan
sas City paper says: Arizons
s Jack" a.noled Indian scout in the
employ IF the government at Foli
Whipplc, a. T., arrived in this city
yesterday ana is stopping at Bar
NUNS hosel He came iu from
: Arizona in charge of seven men,
one squaw and one papoose, a party
t charged with having commit d one
E or more murders at ella Bend, on
the Blue water in Arizona, the only
watering place in sixty i've miles
across the desert, "AriZona Jack"
came upon them soon after the
murder had been committed, and
drawing his pistol and knife, com
pel.ed their surrender. lie took
them 10 Fort Whlpple and was
there ordered to convey them 10 the
military prison at Fort Lravs n
worth Owing to some lnformaIiiy
the commander there orders that
The prisoners be taken back to FoIt
whipple for trial by the civil su-
thorities. The prisoners are Apache
indians.
The Prescott Journal of June 18Th
says: H M Cone et al have sold to
John Boynton q interest il the
Standard e,al beds, in the northern
paIiinn Of The county, and John
Boynton Las sold one hale inter, s.
in the same property TO Philip Huh.
The consideration in the latter trans
fer being $40, and in the former
$1,000 Mr. Raible viii build a
brick building to take the place OF
The one destroyed by fire Oh b on
day night Mr.. Joha Raible has
removed to ths tuiIding formerly
occupied by A Emanuel, on Moate~
yuma street He expecss 20 be abe !
to start the mauufaclure of beer I
within week.
The Tucson Live Stock Journal Of |
June 21st says: il is believed that (
there are now more than 75, coo head /
of cattle in Pima county alone -.
From January 90 to june 17h /
there have been brought into the
Ter. tory, through the custom houses
at Tombstone, La Nolia, Nogales
and Tucson, 14,028 animals from
Mexico. Reports from Tombstone
would increase the number at least
1900 head Mexico is furnishing
the most. perhaps, but several large
herds have ccme from New Mexico,
and about $4,000 head from Texas.
The Tombstone Epitanh of Jnne
19th say: The feast Of st. John
s arts in at Phosnix On Tie 2t,h inst.
A red-hot time IS expecfed.
Tombstone is enjoying bridal
boom. Having 70 other occupation
at present. the thoughts Of the
young people "lightly turn TO .ove"
go Meyers, the Quiotoa merchant
locked up in Tucson few days
ago on d charge Of swindiing mis-
creditors, has been r. leased 90
81 500 bail fer his appearance at tie
next term of the DISTRICT court. The
conditions are that he is not to leave
the Territory. Tie following is
the uniform adopred by the Plumed
of San Francisco: A he'll
met with a white plume and badge
of white silk, with Il pine cone, and
the motto "Fhe woods are full Of
them," printed in gilt letters. -.
d. B. Huntley, foreman Of the
G and Central mill, was on Tuesday ..
last seriously injured by prema
lure explosion. i piece of metal
penetrated The thigh az d barely ea-
capped cutting tie femoral artery. 80
Mr.. FIR ank Wolcott and Miss Emma
were married on Thursday
MIR. Thomas B AXE, foreman of
The Ground Hog mine. and Miss S.
E. Fletcher were married on
W. dn esday In 1888 GocAise paid
in dividends as follows; Contention
1915, ,OO0; Copper Queen, S500,000;
other mines $125,0O0; giving total
Of 81 09O, Geo, which Is as much rs
he entire Stte of California, with
in $9,976; more than Idaho, Dakota
and Georgia combined; as much as
Nevada and Montana togcther =
twice as much as New Mexico;
three times the amount paid in
Mexico and Nova Scotia, and as
much as Colorado, lacking $780,
750,
The Tombstone Epitaph of June
18th say: Mr.. Emil Schmidt and /
NJ IS Alice Baker were married on
Tuesday ...F F. o. Salbery has
bought the Occidental Hotel for
$12, 500. Three Young Chirica~ {
hua Indians, graduates of the gov~
ernment school at Carlisle, Pa have
recently arrived az San Carlos,
They are sent there by General
Armstrong to show what sort of
"IDjin" ciVilizotion can turn out,
They are dressed in tie very latest
style Of eastern clothes, wear high
collars, derby hats and carry canes.
They showed their business cduca>
tion by Immediately demanding
that their names be placed on the
government pay roll and that some
'rations" be issued to them. Geo.
Kilt and C.S. Benham left this morn>