Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

OF the Nuiture mine, IS IN town TO
day looking after matters and thing
in general.
Washington was born ISL year
ago, and was inauguratcd Pre>iden
of the United States o. years ago a
the age of 81,
Mr.. Cotraras has leased the room
fomerly occupied by the Tiger Res
taurant, and will start a bakery and
candy factory.
Mr.. Mack, of the Golden Fleece,
on Cave Greek, left, few days since,
for the East, where he will probably
make arran gclnents for a mill.
An amateur gardener wants to
know the easiest way to make a hot
house. Leave a box of matches
where the baby can play with them.
Brix's varieties. were closed up
last evening by the Sheriff under at
tachment, although sale is repre-.
scented to have been made to Mr.. ]
Collins.
"What is pessinists paps?" asked
lad. IA pessimist, my son." said
the father, us enc who would find
fault with his seat in heaven, if he
ever got there"
Rhode Island il little state md
ex- Governor Sprague knew it when
he rose in rebellion against it. 1t
was cowardly act on the part of
the Governor.
If one-half of our business men
should be closed up. and the other
half go it on faith, how long pole
would it take TO knock the persim-
mons i'll business?
We congratulate the Governor and
on their sound Judgment
md excellent discrimination in their
selection of Mr.. Geo. F. Goats, of
Phoenix, as a member of the Prison
Mr.. Coats is well
KNOWN here as an allie, careful and
strictly onorabie business man, in |
whose hand, public trust will not |
De abused
Tues people are jnbilant; the
Governor has signed the Narrow
Gauge Railroad Bill. Globe people
re correspon iingly depressed When
me end of the scale goes up, the
'ther goes down.
The guests have dined and the
ost hands round case of cigars.
l don't smoke myself" he says,
but you will find them good-my
nan steals more of them tnan of any
Their brand ever had"
A stranger called at forty-eigh
iffcrent houses IN Cleveland and
sked, as til !, boss home" There
Tas no man at home in any one in
lance, and yet forty-seven of the
7owen replied: Eyes, sir; what do
on want?"
General Crook, in a letter to cit
zen of tombstone, explains that it is
to maintain the effective
trength of the military force now in
-rizona and distribute troops to
very settlement that might feel it.
elf in danger.
The Courier has the following
God word for one of our Assem- bly,:
Mr.. Hplcomb, member of the House
-om Maricopa County, Is one of the
est men in the Legislature. He is
OF talking member, but does good
-ork, all the same
A young girl being asked rece ntly
. she returned from the circulating
brary with the latest novel. if she
ID ever read Shakespeare, tossed
er pretty head and replied: "Read
hakespeare? OF course l have; 1
lad 1t when it first came out"
The genial superintendent of the
henix mine on Cave Creek, Mr..
7. R. Thomas, on last evening sue
lmbed to the willy arts of cupid and
[iss Kate White took him under her
care by aid of the connu-
ial lasso. He has struck lead tina
ssays million to the ton.
Salt River Valley, Maricopa coun-
=. about 20 miles south of Pre- scott,
the largest and best farming region
! Arizona, and one of the largest on
he Pacific Coast. All kinds of
sreals, fruits, sugar cane and cotton
row there to pcrfection.-Courter
nd Phoenix is located in its midst
al am satisfied from my experi>
ice that st. Jacobs Oil is a remark
bly, good rheumatic remedy" said
[r. Chas. L. Wright, manager of
purr's extensive drug store, Wor-
ester, Mass, had a severe attack
t muscular rheumatism and suffer
l great pain for some time, CON-
fenced to use the Oil, and it took
lie pain entirely nway>.s |
The North Americdai lReuieao for
[arch opens with an article on
Money in Ell. ctions,'' by Henry
gorge, who brings to the discussion
f that hackneyed subject a contribu-
on full of originality. freshness and
cen insight; he points out with adj
Iirable clearness one9seurce of our
official ills, and proposes a remedy
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