Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-01-19

tory as assistance IN ouliuih
|oot house in that place
Kaiss yesterday bought from
Gray the building and lot nov
bed by Tom Brown for salool
pses- The price paid was 81
Geo. A. Tre..dwcll who ha
bsen1 hopping IN Town for some time
has ben appointed 10 visit and re-
port on the Total Wreck mite, il
Cochise County. The niue is to b.
bonded Sor $4,000, 300.
That business is looking up in and
about Phoenix may be inferred from
the price at which our real estate
cells along the main business street
as indiH cd by late sale, noted
elsswh, of lot and good build
ing for 500
Tom Browns Tiger Saloon is
closed for day or two pending a
Encouragement undertaking up OF
the interior. The walls are 10 be
nicely papcred and the woodwork
generally painted and every thing
put into frsl-class style.
Our summary of Geographic dis
patches a day or two ago gave in
formation of the completion of the
.-Sunset" route opening direct COM
1nunication between San Francisco
and new Orleans. To-day's dis
patches give an count of the cere-
mony of driving the last spike
Prom Mondays DAILY
The Methodist Church South has
organized a Sunday school with an
enrolled membership of 50.
The people of the M. E. Church
South have succeeded in raising
$500, which they have sent off tor &
handsome organ.
The public school openad to-day
with every prospect of a successful
term. In Mrs. c. II. Bury's room
there were 25 pupils; Miss Julia
Dols's room 20; Mrs. S. E. Cox's
room Al; and in the Principals
room 81
Mr.. Ed. Wilson, of Peter Brix's
music hall has done handsome job
of scene painting for Che cosy little
stage at that place. Mr.. Brix will
increase the number of stage people
at his place in a day or two and q
frst-class entertainment is promised.
Our town Marshal, Sir. Henry
Garfias, yesterday met with quite
costly experience. While out Griv-
ing one of Gibson's teams, in passing
Wr VIM. Tsaac's team the wagons
aol.ided, and the team Mr.. Garfias
drove becoming frighteded and IN
manageable broke away from him
and smashed his buggy Almost to
flinders. No one hurt me believe
A most interesting o. casion called |
together the good people OF The
Catholic Church at Tempe yesterday
morning to witness the marriage Of |
Dir. P. &. Shannon and Miss Chris
tina Ostertag that place, the Rev
Father Bloise OF this place officiating. !
The HERALD acknow hedges the cour-
tesies of the occasion and wishes
many long and happy years to the
newly married couple. May the
sun shine brightest, the grass grow
ever green and the flowers bloom
sweetest in their path of life. Miss
Ostertag who has not been member
of the Catholic church WAS admitted
to the church before the marriage
From Tuesdays Dsilyl
Imported and Domestic Cigars, at
Paul Ruben's.
Mr.. P. Minor has grown some
what taller in the past day or two
One more of family at home is the
cause.
Mr.. L. L. st. Ormand, of Yuma,
will start paper in that place this
week. He has our congratulations
and good wishes for the property
of the concern
The Arizona Telegraph Co. have
made arrangements to build line
from Prescott to Ash Fork on the A.
6 P. r. R. Mr.. N. V. Howard, a
very efficient operator will manage
the line.
Since writing our editorial on
Hon. Judge Hoover we have come in
possession of information, which If
true, would cause US to take it all
back. We hope, however, that there
is a mistake somewhere in the mat
ter.
We clip from the Courier the fol-
lowing interesting little items re-
specting our two Assemblymen:
Hon. J. P. Holcomb is from the
good State of North Carolina, where
he was born In 1886. He has been
in this Territory many years and is
a prosperous farmer.
Hons F. Webb, of Maricopa, was
born in California in 1853. He has
been in this Territory about five
years and is successful farmer and
stOck-raiser.