Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-15

dollars cash against Charley Coles twenty-five on race between their horses. The race will be run on Sunday the 25th instant
 Mrs Brid dgema1 has just receive "a large stock of elegant new milli- snery goods at her millinery store opposite the Phoenix Hotel.
 The blood thirsty ChiIicahuss are coming in at last anl little Charlie McComas is heard from at
 hkues Phoenix Cash Store where hing is cheap for cash.
 ISe Lount has received beau
 Marble monument, which will be placed over the grave of his dead bay, in the Masonic cemetery Courier.
 The rumor that the Red B,ron had sold out all his rights and land grant titles to Shumaker for latest style hair cut, is true. Madame Opin- ion says that Shumaker got left.
 Dr. L. H. Goodrich has returned to Phoen'x for time and may be lou Id st his old stand at the Bank Exchange, where he will be pleased to wait on his old customers and all others desiring first class work in dentistry. Those desiring work should call soon as his stay here may be brief.
 Some Yavapai fend must have a grudge against Yavapai lumber wills. Wilson 6 HaskelPs blaming mill was destroyed by fire on Tuess day morning, being the second Pres colt mill that has gone in that way within the past few days and both [ 1t is believed by ineendiarisn.
 Mrs. Curtis keeps all kinds of millinery goods. F its of the latest style. Ladies and children's hose. IRibbons-newest style and verious fancy articles 10 numerous to men ton. She invites the ladies to call and eximine her stock for them. selves at her rooms next to J. NJ Gregory's office on Washington street.
 Mir N. Rosenthal, of the well known firm of Rosenthal 6 Kutner, has just returned from a trip to San Francisco where he has purchased an extensive line of latest styles of CLOTHING and DRY GOODS, and also first class assortment of GROCERIES and all the numerous lines of goods kept by this extensive firm. The new goods are now arriving daily and are being disposed of at bars gains that cannot fail to please. Call and look over the stock.
 The Christmas Number of Htr> spsr's Hagazine promises to bring to- Rether the most remarkable gathers ing of authors and artists ever group . -ek under one (papeT roof. The for mer include, among others, George William Curtis. John G. Whittier, Miss Thackeray (Miss Ritchie) E. r, Roe, William Black, w. D. Howells, George H. Boughton, Austin Dobe son. Charles Reade, Edward Everett Hale, and Charles Dudley Warner, while among the artists are E A. hbax- Torrae ~ Rao-1 6oo~ro IT : Boughton, F. s. Church, Frederic Dielmon, Alfred Fredericks. A. B. Frost, w Hamilton Gibson, Alfred Parsons, Howard Pyle, c. s. Rein hart ". L. Sheppard, and Jessie Curtis Shepherd. There will also be illustrations from paintings by G. F. Watts, R. A, and from unpub- lished sketches by Thackeray, Frec- srick Walker, and Dante Gabriel Rosetti. The number will include four plate paper pages in addition to the usual size of the Magazine.
 A visit this morning to the top or the court house tower, now some 60 feet in height, so far as finished, opened up magnificent view of the town and country One viewing the valley from this point one is filled with admiration at the broad extent crSlIuvial soil spreading about hlm salal directions and the unbounded capabilities that are waiting and in> viting the settler to revel in their wealth. 4 trip to the top of the court house makes a person feel proud that he is citizen of this prosperous town and tn at his lot has been cast in Q land of milk and hon- ey, for he can take in and realize more thoroughly the surroundings The town itself is largely hidden by the foliage of the great trees, but as the tower reaches its highest alti i- tude one can look down more direct ly into the streets and more of the place will be visible. The sheeting is now being put on the roof and the tower will be continued some teen or twenty feet higher than it now stands. The arch tect infor Ds us that as yet he has received no in structions as to preparing the tower for the clock that is to go into it.. This matter this should be seen at