Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27
News of the Week.
From Fridays Daily l

LII d. O- f4ctHuoH O1 I lSsS.'tt, ts.i ' for home to-day.
 Onr streets this morning present 8 lively appearance.
 Mc>srs. Dugan and Mullay camo in from Gilleit to-day.
 Frederick & Hill have put in ar additional ock of fine stoves.
 An Encampment I. o. O. F. i- soon 10 be instituted in Tucson.
 Judge rorter is suffrrirg from a lame knee, necessitating the use of a cane.
 Dr. Curran came in last evening from long visit at Mcdowell. witt Mir. ve.asco.
 The jail walls are completed up to the first story and the courthouse walls are nearly completed.
 Mir J. J. Gardiner hss begun the erection or a wagon shop on the cor ner of Maricopa and Adkins streets.
 Over 800 of the inhabitants of Guaymss have left the city by pub lie routes and others are going every day by private conveyance.
 The Western Union telegraph company are about to put mp four new wires along the railroad from Deming to San Francisco.
 Msjor Vim. B. Hooper, head of the well known firm of Wm. B :. Hooper & Co, is seriously ilf from yellow fever at Guaymas.
 Our dispatches state that Charley McComas has been recovered from the Apachcs in good health. No particulars.
 The Examiner this morning states s. ". DeIacy, who recently sold the Ban Jose Times, has rcmov d to this city and will establish another paper democratic in politics.
 NIT. N. Rosenthal of the we l krown firm Of Rosenthal & Kutner, is in San Francisco laying in heavy stock for their fall and winter trade.
 mining suit was on yesterday be fore Justice Richards, n which Cox and Norcross sue MT Morris for sinking on mine claimed by plaintiffs Tn Surprise District.
 It is quite certain that several thousands of acres of cultivated lands wiii add their products to our coma merce wishln the next eighteen months.
 Notwithstanding our many draw backs during the summer building has steadily continued as it has indeed, fer the past year. There is no particular excitement about i but a good and healthy growth which promises to be continuous.
 Rev. Pearson has returned from his camDing rip of a month on Cave Greek, and reports very enjoyable time and cells much improved phy- sicaliy. Services will be resumed as usual on next Sunday in the Wash fngton street NJ. E. Church of which he is pasior.
 Er. R. B. Todd Legal Agent of the Central Arizona Mining com> pany, and Dr. Osborne came down from Vulture last evening.
 The steamer Gila arrived in Yuma on Thursday m 'rning from the Needles She brought one passen- ger and $3.6OO Tn bullion from the Clip mill .-SsntiaeE.
 A shit is III progress to day before Justice MorrIs in which County Re- Neri D bnrn.s is Fl; intiff and ex~ O.uniy Rec .rdcr. Kirkland defend ant. The suIt involves the settle meut of the business of the office on the assumption of its duties by Os> born.
 The columns for the front en> trance te the court house are being built by the carpenters. The iron graiings for the jail windows have arrived and will shortly be ia place, also the ventiIators for the same part of the building.
 Nr. J. M. Montana, son-in-lsw Of Mir. Thos. Sherman, is fixing up neat wine room next to Mir. Sher- mans saloon, and yesterday favored the HERALD with sample Of his fine Sonona clarets. NIT. Montana is an old wine man aad understands when he has -'good thing" He will open up in few days when everything IS arranged.
 The ArizoHG Champion. A. E. Fay, proprietor, published at Peach Springs. on the A. 6 P. road. has reached our exchange table and is welcomed. Hon. A. E. Fay is an old newspaper man and knows ex- actly what the public needs in his line of business as the neat and newsy chaDapion gives ample evi- deHce of it.
 In the case of Neri Osborne vs Frank Kirkland the jury brought in 8 vcrdIct for the defendant. The suit was for S16o fees, alleged to be in the hands of Kirkland, and which accumulated during the time thai Mr. Kirkland held the office after MT Osborne was supposed to be in possession ar d pending a suit to de, tsrmius the validity of MT. Osborne claim to the office.