Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-29
From Saturdays Daily. l

From O2LurQny s OalIy.
 Benson wants a hotel.
 St. Johns is to have q second pa per.
 Some heavy loads of lumber are arriving.
 We hear of more new buildings to be put up immediately.
 Dodgers printed at the HEARLD office are out for the Thanksgiving dinner.
 Freight to Prescott is being offer ed at $1e5 per hundred pounds or at the rate of $53 per ton
 Does it occur to any one that we have had no rain in town more than 8 sprinkle for ten months?
 A busy housewife innocently in- quired today whether the hunters couldn't shoot picked ducks.
 J. P. Allen, the pioneer merchant of Tombstone is visiting in that place after au absence of several years.
 The mill is now running on flour to fill government contracts. A DOT ton now on hand will bs sent to Whipple and Mcdowell.
 Union Thanksgiving Services will be held in the M. E. Church, Thurs day Nov. 29, 1883, at Il a. m., Ser mon by the Rev. J. s. Chapman.
 The First National Bank opened for business this morning though there is still much work in the way of fixing up about the place to be done.
 The horse racing mania has brok- en out and we hear lots of horse talk and every man in town with 8 horse has the 'best horse in the Territory"
 The Baptist Society will continue to hold their services at the Ryder chapel. The Presbyterial congrega- tion has moved out. and the chapel has been rese ated with chairs.
 The Good Templars of California and Arizona have lost annually Ss per cent of their initiates since the organization of their grand lodge twenty three years ago.
 The Orion Era reaches us to>day with new head and enlarged to twenty eight columns. This looks like q prosperity which we hope may continue to bless our Apache otemporary.
 The Knights of Pythias had an- other of their attractive soclals at the hall last evening with quite m attendance aud Q very pleasant even> ing. We failed to get the names of those in attendance.
 Rain clouds are trying to beat their way to Arizona. Our devil says he knows by the atmosphere of his head that there is moisture in the (n)air. He's a scrateher,-from tine head of the Hassayampa.- Courier.
 Mrs. Virginia Mahoney the wife of Dr. O. L. Manoney, today pub fishes her card she is practicing phy- sician of considerable experience and a graduate of the regular school of physicians and comes well re- commended.
 The Benson Herald announces the opening of the First National Bank of Phoenix last week by Messrs. Kales 6 Lewis. Those gentlemen have long had a private banking in> stitution. The new bank is in inns mediate charge of Col. Christy.
 No housekeeper who has favored 8 cake, pudding or cream with Dr. Prices Special Flavoring Extracts, will ever return to the use of the cheap Flavorlng Extracts that food the market. One trial will satisfy that for purity and delicious natural flavor Dr. Prices are alone in the market:
 We recived today an announce, ment of the "Corres pondence Uni versity," an institution designed to give instruction in regular courses of study to pupils at distance by means of correspondence. The Uni versity is situated at Ithaca, New York. The announcement gives the course of study designed to be fol- lowed.
 Yesterday in the case of the Terri> tory ys. Wm. Arnhold, charged with an assault with intent to commit murde- on Guss Rodenburg. the jury found defendant guilty of assault with intent 10 do bodily injury. The penalty is Imprisonment in the Ter> ritorial penitcntiary for not more than two years and a fine not ex>