The Phoenix herald., 1881-01-21


 James D. Nonihan be made the first
 Mayor of Phenix, in case we are
 incorporated. meets with much ap-
 Froval And for the Council, how
 would George E. Mowrey and J. M.
 Cotton do for two of the four.
 The HERALD, in it's willingness to assist in reducing our county debt, offered to do our county printing for
 Dothing. The Board refused our kind offer Hereafter we will charge them dollar line for everything they have us publish. The Board of Supervisors this morning awarded their contract for county printing at a price that will not quite pay for the blank paper, the work being thrown in. Our county guardians will wipe out our enormous debt inside of year if they are as fortunate as this in all their contracts.
 Judge Porter has received tele- gram from New York stating that assays mnde from rock from the Lockport mine, one of the Excur- sion group, assays $T00. The Judge thinks he will soon have mill on the property. The Brown Brothers mine, which was bonded recently for S160, 900, is in this section We expect to see big boom inside of twelve months here.
 What can surpass a well kept bed of beautiful flowers, and what other employment can com bine so much pleasure and health as the care of gardens And yet this real boon is now within the reach of every one who has a square foot of ground exposed to the sun, and who has not? D. NJ. Ferry G5 Co, of Detroit, Mich.,th great seeds men of the United States, have pu' it within the reach ef all to purchase
 
 the choicest varieties of flower and the most useful of vegetable seeds, not only in the largest but also in the smallest quantities required; they also supply an elegantly illustrated | free of cost to any one | who will send to them for it. We advise all our req iers to patronize this liberal and entirely reliable house. See their advertisement iu another column.
 TUESDAY.
 Excellent lunches at short notice at the St. Louis Brewery.
 The Nellie Boyd Troupe performed 'Uncle Toms Cabin" last night to crowded house.
 Seven teams of lumber unloaded at Gregory's lumber yard this morn ing. Looks as if this gentleman is doing a rushing business.
 Tonight is the regular monthly Masonic meeting
 The Board of Supervisors have been in session for the past two days
 J. D. Monihan takes possession of his Livery Stable on the 1st of May.
 The following are registered at the Bank Exchange: H Laurence, Wm Boyle, s W Fowler.
 Bfr. Fuller, of Butte county Cali ornia, arrived in Phoenix this morn ng, and will probably make this his uture home.
 MT. Blake and wife of Prescott ar ived by this afternoons stage en orte home after lengthy stay in Jan Francisco
 By private telegram from Pres ot this afternoon, we learn that the hances of Phoenix securing the apItal are better than ever.
 The McMillen N'g. Go. has levied 10 assessment of 20 cents per share lee notice in our advertising col lmns. The following arc registered at the 'hoeniz Hotel: 4 Durham, Geo " fears, Louis N DeLonge, wife and hild, J W Bennett, Peter Maguire, W Seilz, Duglass. The supply of Harness and sad lery ware kept by E. H. Workman, JOS Angeles, is one the most cxten- i've on the Coast. For far dealing nd low prices we can cheerfully him. Father" asked one of Professor Trambres' brightest scholars the ther evening, "what is the grape me telegraph I read about occa- ionally?" My child" answered the ather, it is a trick practiscd by , ewspapers, to poor to furnish genu- i no. of passing off for fresh tele- i rams, news rewritten from their , Itest exchanges" We have received the Arizona Illustrated for January his is the third number of thls val abl" publication and, as it is doing Iuch good Tn attracting attention to UT resources, we are glad to see it is f substantial support The i ext number will illustrate Phoenix, T alt River valley and few northern f, lining camps, and the following is 3 le will pay attention to Prescott. [r. Gardiner, it's editor. will be here