Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-05-01

l)r- VI. IL COX. ~ tri'til'. - crrlifE
D. Ha MY. cf Tucson After or
rauiz'ne The association adj uraed
to meet in Ocrnber next.
A vegetable gar,ien Inns been laid
ont aid rla-trd IN The wesi side nf
Ben Nevis hv Mr. J. p. Alien. He
his about 90 a,rcs under cultivation.
wh;rl. I've Is i'r'ga ing from we'll
In mont, or t~,o we will have ali
kind f garden trunl,. own at orr
WY doors The ow Rs % The well
tins side Of Covered y ell cou'.l
make consd rahlc money l'y turning
their attention that way Star
From tie 1onrirr. C"ldwetcr,
s.ic igar, we Clip the folloNing no
ricc IF the arrival # our enterprise
lnr citizen, DR.. L. II. Co drich, at
his summer homc: Or J.. IT, Good
rich arrived ho,ae last = e'ines'l
evening, after several months abb
scnee in Arizans. He reports bust
ness as l,ocIning in that Ter tory
and thilIs il second Garden Of
Eden"
"Governor Title ,olay!issrcd, at
he r. qurst or L II. Orme, Sheriff
OF Muricnrn county, a r QUESTION on
the Governor OF Calf ,rnia for Hen
~ Lew, Al presenl IN confinement
AT Los Angeles awaiting the arrival
Of the pepsrs n,oe -sary for his re-
turn to This Territory. Thu crimc
y ith which levi j. ctarped is The
e,n!it zzlcmont Of few hundred dol~
iars in Fa' enix, seve al months
''-Einer Lcvi IS the chap That
got away viii, snme five or six hun-
.dred dollars Of I5rl,z & Wells cash,
for whom lie WAS acting "a book
kecp~r.
Cap ingalls,. sure,in 'endcnt OF
The Territorial prison at Yuma made
Us a pleasan, rail during lis visit to
he city as deirrnic to The RePulli-
can convention from Yuma. The
Captain is genial, pleasant gentle
man and wi bal on" "f great tirmncss
He mikes first class flicer in The
% ST ion he row occrpi-s. He in
formed us That the prisoners who re-
Gently cui ed dug ont through The
side Of cel v here tbs vail vas but
half the usual thickness it having
been left 30 10 build an additional
tier II cells along side when the wall |
would be doubled.
Upon application of Captain
Enmct Crawford. ih,rd cavalry, In
charge of Police ratr,.l of San Cur
LIS Indian Reservation, Court If
Inquiry, to copsi 1t of Major James
Bi,tale, Sixth Cavalry, MAJOR q. a
Puringtcn Third cavalry, Captain
W L d rlgler'y, First Infantry
First Leu: enant G. :. Anderson
SIKH & valiy Rec'rd~r. will con-
yene at San Carries Agency. a T.
IN ) onda,, the 2Sth day of April.
1884. or as soon thereafter as prac-
icabe, 10 iEvistigatc, examine into
ind r,Tor upon Captain Crawfor =
administration of affairs at that
.genoy, and particularly the foun-
.aiicn for reports make 10y him con-
.crHIug the Indians, and which have
peer questioned or denied by eff =
.ials Of The Depar ment of The Intar-
ior. The CeuTt will rerort facts rs
'oaT-r:d ard express an opinion on the
merits Of te case.
Tie new ferryboat in the Salt
river seems to he fa;ed. In laNrch>
ny il the wrong side came up and
much trouble and delay xas exper
enced ia endeavofing to right it,
Ie,terday it WIS suppos. q 10 be in
INNING order and number of mems
ers of the Ferry company went
avn to the river To lest its work be- I
ore taking it of the contractors ]
ands. When the boat had reached
he middle of the stream where the
urrert is strong eSt some of the ia. k
, gave way and The beat was par Il
ally overturned but broke entirely v
,ose ana finally righted and fiaaied :
ONE distance down toe river and
odged on q sand bar where the oc-
ants thoroughly wet AMI not little =
harmed for their safety finally land
i There will no doubt be a della c
f some time tefore the boat can =
gain be brought to lis place and
It proper tackle TO hold il attached
7lien the tackle gave way Mr.. Toes q
ey was struck with broken rope b
nd considerably injured aad Mr..
co. Iirew thrown out and well
Ugh drowned hr. Geo. T. Goats r
as doused ard lot his coat. Fort g
NATL IS the boat did rot Completely =
vertrrn or the accident night have .
een more serious h