Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-02-23

News Of the Week.

From Saturdays DAILr-l
River falling.
Mails again on time
Where is our railrcafs
Talk about the weather.
Cold, chilly atmosphere.
Does Phoenix want the Capital?
Five arrivals by the stage ,hi.
morning
Prescott reveis in alternate snow
and rain.
Merchants busy preparing for stock
Of spring goods.
Our broom factory is exporting It's
goods to other markets.
Did the prison subcommittee wan
the 5000 TO give Knapp a send of
with?
Bid for courthouse bonds. The
interest Is good, security sure, time
long.
Mr.. Brent Kirkland has accepted
a position with Rosentllal & Kutner
for the present
MIR. j. H. Mcneil is having his
barn torn down and remodeled. He
will also have il moved to another
position.
Mine locating Is going on rap
idly. Scarcely e day that location
notices are not called for
A new assaying establishment is
about to be located in town. Tue
proprietor crmes well recommended.
Let Phoenix remember the old ad-
age: "God helps those who help
themselves" if she wants railroad.
Mcssrs. Goldmas s. Co. r, ceivcd
yesterday large quantity of metal
lie roofing for their new building.
Mr.. Cunningham contemplates
building dwelling house on his
lots lately purchased in the west end |
of town.
Tie Methodist mine, 10 which we
alluded few days since, is making
quite a muss among few of th..
brethren interested.
Dir. F. Laumeister, member of the
third House in charge of the sub
committee to Yuma, came up from
Maricopa this morning on his way
Z TO Prescott. II
The town still continues to settle
up.' The block at the west end of
Adams street, on the north side, is
being cleared up preparatory to oc-
cupancy.
How TWAS Done," or the politi-
cal revolution In the various states
last fall, is the subject of the B. d5 o.
famous Red Book just issued for free
distribution by the B. S o. R. R. Go.
A really valuable book of reference.
We are in receipt Of the American
Peerless Dictionary, one of the most
and useful books that
it has been our good fortune to see
for long time. Published by H.
G. Wilkinson s. Co., 1876 and 1877
Fulton street, N. Y.
An interesting sheet and pillow
case party occurred last evening as a
surprise at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Goats. About ten or twelve
couples were present, and the good
time lasted till toward the blinking s
hours of morning. The occasion is
highly spoken of by those present
and the good folks of the house {
pleasantly remembered.
The rustlers of Colorado are likely
to have warm work of it if they re-
main in that Territory longer. The
Governor has ordered an armed force
out to put down the whole gang.
Mr.. John Gundahl called yester-
day evening at our Office with some
of the s&nest samples of mica that we
have ever seen. He has discovered
a large deposit of it in the mountains
south of town and has proceeded to
locate number of claims for him
self and friends.
Mr. S. NJ. Huston has sold out his {
interest in the firm of S. NJ. Huston
81 Co. to Mr.. A. J. PorterIe Other
pqrtners remain as formerly. Mr..
Huston thinks of investing some>
where here and remaining with us.
We should be sorry TO lose so valu>
able citizen.
From Monday'sDAnY {
Dust, ad Ii6atum.