Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-17


country viii be directed, if possihI,
to Flagstaff. ella county at preser
receives most of this trade, notwith
standing this county spent severa
thousand dollars to build the Tont,
Basin road which is now badly out 0
repair. Tonic BASIN is filing NOR
rapidly than stock men desire an,
he mining interests are also valua
BILE Our road to Tonic should b,
repaired and an effort made to Sc
cure as much trade as possible from
the Verde and Tonic districts.
Two gentlemen on Washington
street engaged in political discus
sion last eve ming and grew hot over
accusations of corruption in officials
At last the matter grew personal
ana they began TO accuse each other
of y capacity 10 be bribed IN various
sums beginning at a iair sum and
dropping down like an auction sale.
At last the lowest bidder said his
opponent would sell out in legis-
iaturr for five cents. Then war was
declared and the fight began with
vignr. The, eft in The house and
'four' ND and down the sidewalk
over , Ii les
One of The mast interesting forms
of co operation in this country is
the business organized under the
styie OF .'The ASS ciated Artists,
in New York Tie artists are Mrs.
Uandace Wheeler her daughter
Miss Dora Wheeler, Miss Rosina
Emmett, and others, all " women, and
thcir work is art-embroideiy, which
is done 10y woi kwomen, from their
own and OTTER designs under their
direction, and the manufacture of art
fabrics. The experiment has so far
been commercially as well rs ariIs-
ticaily ucces4ful, aud their goods
All sold Ia Boston, Detroit and other
cliies, as v eli is in New York. An
account of the artistic side OF their
work viii be given IN tie August
Harprr's. by Airs. Burton Harrison,
W til illustrations for their designs
and of their workshops
Shrine of 8iesa City, has proba-
by the finest three year ON stallion !
colt in Arizona. He is known as |
. Robin Ho, d. and is of 4 deep bay
color with black name, tail and legs.
He Stands sixteen lands high and
Weighs $50 pounds. His pedigree
Is unknown, but uuquestionably he
is Of Coed suck. The mare from
which he was bred was brought
rom California by prospeotor
named White. She evidently was
90 fine bred for his use, lie consc-
luentiy TRACED her IF fer a span If
mules. At The lime Of making the
rade, he said the mare was with
oal, and thai he would, when the
olt was three months Old, give 500
OF It, He returned to make good
us fer, but il was refused. The ;
animal is certainly magnificent
ooking specimen of hor>efesh. 1t {
said that he can do mile in four
ainuics on common country road.
Star.
The Court OF Inquiry to investi-
ate the charges against Captain 5
rawford, publish the opinion that I
aptain Crawford's administration !
+ fairs at San Carlos has been
Use, jnst, a.d for the best Interests
t the Indians Under his manage /
tent they promise soon to become T
disappearing and prosperous. 1t
fact that all the indians COM
lctely under military ccnt.ol- >,
lose at Fort Arache-are entirely \
If Importing; it is believed that
7dcr the same inanag nent ali VIII
on become % The position held !.
= Captoin Crawford IS difficult :
I'd tliankIess one to I'll, and he :
ourt believes that il wauld be diff
lit 70 fipd & man as suiish bic for it +
lie Is There is not the slightest =,
-"oi If any act on the part Of Cap -
in Crawford that could in any
ay VI lin 10 "remuin -
nong Indians on whom the
Iterior Department desires to ,,
npress the benign influences Of so :
allied Christian civilization; = on The
,nliary, it is apparent that every +
t Of his administration has had lis
spiia;ion from the earnest desire ,
advance the condition Of the ,
ibes in industry and morals.