Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-04-19
From Wednesdays pA1Lr.l
Vaccinate.

Vaccinate.
We are informed that J. J. G ospe
will leave Prescott for the East in
few days.
Mr.. P. Minor is erecting n nea
residence on Adams street, east o
Maricopa.
Mr. Redondo, of Yuma, arrived by
this mornings coach.
Tucson is about to make a new
city hall out of the old one.
The stage came in this morning
loaded with ten passengers.
The cottonwoods are shedding
their "wool' in disgusting quanti-
ties.
Judge Hoover has slid off the
bench onto the bar and will practice
law in Tucson.
Another company of Morlnons
are in route for this section OF coun-
try.
Harvesting machinery is in de-
mand. Almost every day loads of
1t are taken out 10 the fields by the
farmers
The Board of Supervisors adver-
tise for sealed proposals for building
county hospital.
The brother of Doctor o. Daugher-
ty yesterday came in from Reno on
his return TO Pantano.
Mr.. W. G. Moore advertises some
excellent alfalfa pasturage nea-
town at reasonable rates.
Our merchants are making prepa-
lions to receive their stocks of
spring goods now beginning to ar
rive
Mr.. W. F. McNulty toeday com
pleted moving his large stock of
goods from his old stand to the new
brick building recently fitted up for
him by Mr.. Gardiner. Mr.. Nc Nul
fy now has one of the neatest store
rooms in town.
The grain crop grows immense as
the days go on. Our farmers are
astonished at their own work his
year and begin to think they have
enough grain to iua down the price
in this section of country.
Mr.. Mauk, the gertlenlanly MATS !
ager of VIM. B. Hooper s. Co.'S es-
has moved the business
office into the front part of the store.
A very desirable change.
The smallpox has extended to
Prescott. Fight it, neigh Dor, and
lon't be wheedled into the idea that
t is black measles, swine-pox or
but the genuine stuff and
you will probably be rid of it soon.
Phoenix has made mistake in al
owing herself to believe that it was
and everything but what it
eally is, till she Is forced to the
proper conclusion.
Captain Calderwocd has just had
neat little frame house bui on
lis place near Judge TWeed's place
y S. E. Patton
Deputy U. s. Marshal J. w.
Evans, was married in Yuma, on last
fonday evening, to Miss Clara An
erson of San Francisco.
Mr. Paul R. Ruben left last even
ng for Maricopa and came in this
1orning with his father, mother and
lister, who will reside here in the
uture.
Mr.: Chas. T. Mosber, the genial
dItor of the Gazette for the past
car and half has severed his con-
ection with that paper and leaves
o-day for Tucson and southern Ari-
ona. We wish him bon voyage.
Mr.. G. w. Webb has sold an
ighth interest in his ditch to Mr.
'arkley and is rapidly accommodating
colony at the Bend The family
MI. Henry of California is ex-
ected to arrive to-day, and will also
ocate in Mr.. Webb's colony
A driverless team hitched to a
lowing machine and standing in
he middle of the street, unfastened, [
bout ten o'clock last night betrayed
lie fact that the driver was full OF {
oni1dence in his team, or full of
Ger to the nozzle. !
The EEttaph states that the Tomb
one Rangers are in close pursuit of
he Indians, who are evidently head
lg for the reservation. Also that
rock is to mass his forces on the !
lie and the Sonora and Chihuahua
lHC6TS uIlNC Tic 1GOlft2o AutO tAAC
ct.
Mr.. Israel Miller, the gentleman
-ho has just located in the jewelry
us1ness at Rothrock s. Cations :
ore, comes we'll recommended as
lillful and reliable man in his line
f business and as first class citi
en-. We clip the following sfrom
lie Santa Barbara Independent Of
.pril 4th: Israel Miller, the pop
lar jeweler of this city, left for Ar
iona Saturday. He will be absent
,r an indefinite length of time, and
nding a town where the climate is ,
avorable for his health, will prob
bly, locate there and establish him
elf in the jewel:y business. Mr.
Iiller has always been one of Santa
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