Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-09

Shipping Receipts,
Monthly Statements.
Pamphlet or Book Work,
Legal Blanks Of all kinds,
HopDER's: PATENT TABLETS AN
BrorrH8 with your hill heads. lette
heads, note hesds, etc, go 10 In
HERALD Office.
lTrom Saturdays DARYL
Owing to the crowded condition
of our columns Yesterday, the Ne
obauIc's Lien Bill, by Hon. A. d
Lemon, was laid over
A shorma. = Hyde, Weber OF
Hams piano for sale at 800 on 'h'
usual price and payments in install
mcnts Of SEQ pcr month.
The services of the Baptists al the
Presbyterian chapel, will be held in
the future only in the evening
Choir practice tonight.
Persons wishing to fEd profit
able travelling business would do
we'll to talk with Mr.. Larocco. See
his advertisement in the HERALD.
The walls of Goldman & Co.'S adj
dition to their store rooms are up
The work of finishing off and cover
ing will be rapidly pushed forward.
Mr.. Ward, of Tonic Basin, arrived
in town last evening. He experts
his brother from California to join
him in the stock business in Tonic
Basin
Step over to Messrs. Demarbaix do
Sanders stable and see the hand
some stallion of Mr.. P. G. Davis.
The horse y i'll be sold al auction on
the 22d instant.
Must be something good in mines
somewhere about. A considerable
number of mining locations have
been sold from the HERALD Office
the past few days
Read the article on "The Local
Press" which we clip from the CIT
seen. 1t is full of facts which every
business man, every citizen, should
consider well. One will rarely find |
more truth in less space
Mr.. c. A. Luke and lady left yes
serday by private conveyance for
Prescott, where they will remain for
a few days. Mr. Luke will look after
his claims on the Territory in per
son. They are certainiy not unrea
sonable and should be allowed.
John T. Berry, ESD, Rockland
Maine, President of the Lime Rock
National Bank, and also of the Knox
s. Lincoln r. R. says he had the
rheumatism in his left foot and leg
He used three bottles of St. Jacobs
Oil and it relieved him wonderfully.
He calls it ga splendid article"
The new firm of tonsorial artists,
Messrs. Tapia and Molina, have now
one of the most handsome shops in
the Territory and are on top in their
Zine of business. They do all sorts
of hair work. A neat boot black
stand and an accommodating attend
ant may be found in the shop. They
think of attaching baths, when it
will be luxury to have them dress
you up-hair cut and dressed, shaved,
bathed and boots BACKED without
leaving the building.
From Mondays DAHL
The Epitaph comes out with a new
head as we'll as new "quill-"
Curling is favorite amusement
this winter In the far northeast.
Ten Browns keno room IS about
ready to start. He has eight tables.
Both theatres are crowded nightly
and business at both places is lively.
Stroud has new and handsome
drop curtain just finished by Travis
for his commodious stage.
Capt. Eagan came in from Prescott
by this mornings coach and passed
on to Maricopa on his way to Cali
fornia-
The work of cutting Woolsey hall
up iDio rooms for lodging house
began this morning and will be com
plete in a few days.
Mr.. streeper has accepted posi-
sition with the Ward Bros, stock
men of Tonic Basin, and left today
to take charge of their stock.
The HERALD office is favored with
copy of the Hughes Freights and
Fares bill by the courtesy of Hon.
A. D. Lemon, for which we extend
thanks.
John P. Clum, ex-Indian agent, ex-
editor, ex-mayor, ex-Arizonian, will
exit from the exacting experience of |
exasperating singularity to the ex
quisite extancy OF dual existence
Mr.. Tom Sherman is having coat
nf white paint applied to the wood
work of the Gotten building, which
he leases.
Capt. M. H. Calderwood arrived |
to-day from Los Angeles. He has
quite recovered his health and ap-
pears in fine condition.