Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-04-05
Local Lines.
Court business is rushing. z

Court business IS rushing
 Cots, No. for sale atCarey's. <
 Quarterly reports are coming te
 the front
 Iced drinks at the Cabinet Saloon.
 A light layiog of the dust to-day
 by the celestial water works.
 Smoke Don Carlos cigars at Paul
 Rubeu's-
 Heavy attachments were levied on
 4he stable business of Demerbaix &
 Sanders, yesterday.
 Imported and Domestic Cigars, at
 Paul Ruben's.
 The building at the northwest cor
 ncr of Monroe and Mnntezuma IS
 undergoing alterations for a Mexican saloon.
 800 pounds Of Choice Eastern Cant die at Geo. F. Coats.
 A son of Mir. Samuel Bagley, of Mesa City, died of measles, yester day, and bis wife is very low with the same disease.
 Geo. D. Clark, the jeweler, has moved into Coats store.
 Hon. Judge Pinncy is putting things through with his usual ener- gy. The delays of tue law" when matters get into his hands are some- what mythical.
 SPectacles to suit arll sights at Geo D. Clarks, in Coats store.
 The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Isaac died yesterday at Il o'clock | frcn intermittent fever and was buried this forenoon. Our sympathy 1 is extended to the sorrowing parents ana friends in their bereavement.
 From an extensive use of St. Jacobs Oil in the editors family we are able to speak confidentially of its great worth in numerous ailments, and fully recommended it as an article most desirable to have on hand in the medicine chest.-Stanfo-d, Conn Herald.
 Fine gold aud silver fligree jew elry at Geo. D. Clark's jewelry store:
 Mr. Patton day before yesterday constructed pest bouse beyond he Grad Canal some five miles out of town. The building is to be four by twelve and sixteen feet high. An attendant has been put in charge and cases supposed to be small pox will be removed to it.
 Watches and Clocks of all prices and patterns at Geo. D. Clark's, in Coats Store.
 Tombstone is raising a subscrip- ton for the purpose of putting a company of volunteers in the field ofter the Indians. The Epaaph ( states that something over 5000 has already been subscribed. WANTED-A good farm hand who 8 can mIlk, at my ranch.
 mr31tf 0. A. TWEED. MT. B. ". Crowell, corresponding t agent for Dewey 6 Co.,, San Francis CO ppublishers of the Hining and Scientifc Press, etc., arrived yester- q terdsy and made our office a pleas ant call in the evening.
 D.. G. M. McMillan, Dentist Fil l ing and artificial teeth at eastern :. prices. All work warranted to give Office in Irvine build ng. i; Mir. St. Ormand of the Yuma Ad- I vanee arrived in town yesterday and [ made the HERALD a fraternal call 1 this morning. He is present as I witness before the Grand Jury. He considers PhenIx the ne plus ut. 1 of Arizona towns. a A SPLENDID line of summer goods of all kinds is now arriving and be- ing opened up at Rosenthal & Kut ner's immense merchantIle establish | ment. No one can fail to fipd what C is wanted of the newest style and i best quality. Some of the officers made a raid T on the Chinese opium establishments / last night and succeeded in taking in ( several smokers and three complete outfits as evidence, consisting of ' pipes, lamps, opium and all such tricks that go with the trade. Great consternation prevailed this morning among the Chinamen in consequence and the officers were early besieged with surety, etc, for release of one or another. We understand the cases will be submitted to the Grand Jury. S. E. Patton, Contractor and Build CT, having secured the services of several first-class mechanIcs from the East, is now prepared to contract for ] the erection of first-class buildings, either adobe, brick or wood, at the lowest possible rates. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 Geo. D. Clark, jeweler, has large stock of American watches stem and key winders at his place of business, Coats store.