Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-01-26

| tcWkeSOury boys Hhfc SWoiu tuAt
the matter should be Sc tied W thout
resort to law and, il is said, have de
clarcd that they will never be arrest
ed The probability is that there
| will be still more serious trouble.
From Tuesdays Daily
NJ. Mcdowell of Pinal left to-day
for home
The organ for the NJ. E. Church
South, is on the road from Maricopa
T Monmouth mine is down 81
feet on ledge seven feet wide.
Mr.. Upton is putting up a dwell
ing on Mr.. Hosea Greenhaw's ranch
WV. Webb, son of 6 w. Webb
of ella Bend came up yesterday.
Mr.. ]. T. Hord, the new jeweler,
is having file sign and lamp post
put up.
M L D. Cop Gland is mt king a
small steam engine with which to
propel his velocipede.
Our dispatches contain matter of
interest to the ecquaintances of John
w. Colburn, formerly of Phoenix.
Judge Howard male the HERALD
office friendly call in absence of
the editor which we much regret.
Hon Jas. WATSON, brother of our
late Survcyor-G neral, John WATSON.
has been appointed Consul at San
Bias, Mexico.
Entcrp.ising parties have built
substantial bridge across the Mari
copa ditch near Mr.. Henry Orme's
place on the Cave Creek road.
A dead drunk" lying in the mid
die of the sidewalk was one OF the
Washington street sights this morI-
ing. We hope he found the coop"
We have heard rumors of a petit
tition going the round asking for the
reduction of the rate of interest
named for the Courthouse bound
but as yet we have seen nething of
it.
The devil in this office let fall
galley of type, this afternoon, con-
tanning a turnover article, and we
short about Il column and half of
reading matter.
Mr.. L Brill is remodeling the
arge adobe house near the residence
lof Sheriff Orme, and will have an
extensive stock ranch.
The editor of tn HERALD was the
recipient, yesterday, of a very hand
some set of six pronged antlerS, by
the kindness of friend of the office.
The HERALD Off. is again under
obligations to the Hon. G. H. Curry
for important public documents con-
corning agriculture, crops, freight
rates, etc.
Mr.. Avcrish, generally known as
Co. ohm, is sink ing well for the
accom- notation OF travellers, on the
Cave Creek road, bout half way be-
tween Phoenix and that promising
camp.
The HERALD acknowledges with
thanks the reception of a compli- 4
ticket to the ball of the
Phoenix Social Club, to be held on
Friday evening, the 26th instant.
1t appearing by the findings of the
Of the Court in Yuma county that no
had been held for Treasurer
The Board of Supervisors of that
county appointed Mr.. Antonio Lor-
eta.
Judge DeForest Porter has re
sumed the practice of law and may |
be found at his Office near Thibodo's |
drug store on Washington street.
His card appears in to-day's paper.
The well-known ability of the Judge |
will no doubt secure him a large |
practice.
A fine Sciopticon outfit with team
and wagon, all in first-class order,
are advertised for sale in to-day's |
HERALD. The chance is a good one |
for some one who can handle the |
business, as the whole thing can be
had at a very reasonable figure, the |
team and carriage being worth the |
price asked.
At 1877 West street, New York, is
the Erie Ticket Office, presided over
by Mr.. G. Y. v. Ward, who thus
writes: "Some months ago l had
in my right arm, and
was unable TO raise 1t. / vas ad-
vised by friend to use ST. Jacobs
Oil. / did so and on the second day
1 felt greatly relieved. continued
10 use it, aud before the second bot
tie had been exhausted my arm was
perfectly well.
The February number of the
North american Revtes is on our
table. 1t contains Interesting and
substantial articles. 1.-The Reviaw
of Creeds, Part II, - =" The Decay of
Professionalism" "Thc Political Stu
ation,' Physical Education in Col
leges, ''"1 he Standard Oil Company"
The dog poisoning mania is break
inc 0lIt ahn1t faun and unlnckv