Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-10-04

rage Tn the East.
 The Jewish New Year begins next Monday--z~-.------=--==
 J.lrsa1 et PsSgeott,is at the PI e. nix Hotel.
 s. L. TraisSnA U S. A, is'a.lthe Bank Exchanga+ z,a-gA
 The four. pill is running almost night and day on orders.
 Hill continues to please his pa irons with excellent music.
 Hon. A. c. Bakers residence is ready for the plasterers.
 The fathers will begin work on the new bank tomorrow.
 R. Gartner has sold out his stock and business to J. Il. McNeil.
 Our livery stables seem to be do> ing a brisk business.
 S. E. Patten is pushing his exten- sive tenant building to an early com> pletion.
 Gang, of the Bank Exchange, has just received fine line of imported cigars
 A gang of counterfelters have been uuearthed in San Francisco and Oakland.
 We notice grain coming in to market more freely the past few days.
 The quarantine has been raised at the residence of MT. George Brown and he is again on the street.
 A man styling himself Jchn F. Jones committed suicide in Pre- colt on Tuesday last by taking laudanum
 U. s. Assistant Marshal J. w. Evans arrived this morning and will return to Tucson with Wilson, the alleged count erfelter.
 According to the Tucson Citizen we understand tLat L. Zeckendnrf has made an assignment. W. Zeck- endorf being tht assignee.
 The tardiness win which wa CT has reached town was owing to q bre,.k in the dam on the Maricopa Canal at the point where the water is taken out.
 The establishment of the First National Bunk of Phoenix has qui~tly been under way for the past three months. It will be open for business early in November.
 MT. Jos. Campbell, the well known attorney was raised TO the dignity of "pa" last night and the stranger is of the fem=!e persu sion Briefs are nowhe-e to>day in the law office of Cox 6 Campbell
 An order of the court has been re- ccived for the drawing of d U. s. Grand Jury which will meet on Mon day October 9th, and for a U s. Trial Jury 10 meet Wednesday Oct. 10th.
 Go to the HERALD office for first class job work and office statio cry in the Ho DER PATENT BLoTTER, the neatest and cheapest arrange nent of the kind in the market.
 Mir. NJ. w Kales, adminrs rator -efthe Bryan estate is getting things in shape fof an early and satisfact- ory settlement of the business.
 MT. Kgriz showed us last evening some han lsome sleeve buttons which he had turned out of grease wood and catsclaw. The wood polishes up handsomely and is very plettily marked
 The appraisers of the Bryan estate Messrs. Wm. Isaac, Wm. Ruff and J L. B. Alexander are at work maks ing valua ions of the various ranches and other property
 "Buck:e" O'Neil, well known here met with a mishap at Peach Springs by which his collar bone was broken Buckle was probably | trying to shoulder the Peach Springs 
 The laying of the lower floors of the new court house began to>day. The walls are about finished io the second story and we k has begun on he second story of the jail MT $. E. PatIen is crowding the carpenter work with his usual energy.
 A shooting scraDe took place at Mexican ball ..elr' n the new Reghet.i building on sonroe street. We have nc. learred whether anyone was hurt or not an he particulars are kept remarkably Iuict so far
 The appraisers of the Bryant estate fessrs. Wm. Isaac, W.n. Ruff and L B. Alexander have nearly con leted their duties in that liHe 1T . has heen no light task, 1t having coupled their for the past three or our days.
 Fredrick S Hill have just eceivoi 70 fine nickel muntel owes for ' le school house and two mnre gre ( } follow imm -diately. Thy will ? so furnish the churches v ith tle ? me stoves. They are also receiv- g a fine lot of parlor stoves. Mir. Wilkin of Tueson arrived t