Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-05-31
News Of The Week.


Ir IN Tuesdays Daily,
III Adve tise and thrive
80
Trot OUT your umbrellas.
Sit in the shade when you can.
II Travel light the past two days.
II Our Cave Creek friends arc jubi
n liant
is Mr. Salarl is ere, ting house OF
East Adams street
C The lrlas,crers are luAy on Mr. N
=, I'll. Alcxander's new house.
8 Impro vements are rapidly extend
ing themselves on all hands.
Old papers are in demand for
stuffing Ice chests, now days.
Ground will probably he broken
for the nj W courthouse next week.
+ The smelt'r at K;rhyville, on Cas-
tie Creek, rs being Put into position.
/ Prescott papers are agiiating the
matter OF wal,rv orKs for Mat city.
MIR y. Il. Smith left io>day =,
bring his family ovea ~reIs Nsrl-
cora.
The front walls of else Hospital
were finished. Yesterday. up to their
full bright
Take a look at The NJ ina'Aen town
tax list. There are some points of
interest about It.
Catr. Wood, formerly of the ella
river station, is building residence
on WasIin e'ten street, near Gibson's
livery ~t'ible.
The Prescott strike don't Sem to
excl e anybnGy, particularly in this
neck of woods. We have too good a
thing ut home.
The simple talk of railroad he's
had its effect on the town. l. lis
have the road itself. if we would
rosper as we might.
The matter of the st"pp &c Of the /
Arizona Canal is in statu QUO, at /
present. No further action Will Ire
taken by Aren't Juctsan until the .
/ DEPARTING. is heard from.
4 by of soda W ,ter was foua1 on
the hae.y st-us of orr dnmicilt, last /
ev ming. and as a consequence W,
feel somewhat gaseol!s to-dly
We a:e in receipt to-da" of the
proceedings of the Na'ional CeHYen
ton of The Citizens Law ano 0 d.
League of the United Sta es.
The la being pace 9roun i
Mrs Mayors house on Adams, near
Center, " i'll add much to thu conf ,rt
AMI appearance of The buiding
a fir. in the Inferior of the band
rn' IN last night caused some dam
age. The fire was pur .ly accidental,
the people in the vicinity beng of
mild and patio n disposit on.
We believe our business hon es
along the principal business blocks
of the city would contribute suffi-
cieut to have The ST. ne pipe which
Mr.. Mauk has had placed in the
ditch in front of w. B. Hoop-r e
Cos store continued The whole dis
t. nee of those blocks Such an in
provrment would certainly add
greatly 10 the business fronts both
ia appearance and convenience.
Oar supervisors have at last come
to the conclusion that The room la
which they have been accustomed
10 II; CT IS unfit fer their use, n com
clus on that most of the pc, pie hav
ing business reached long ago. When
the new courthouse is finished it
VIII I've Il source Of cal r.joirIn- to
everyone who has business with our
county or law Offici Is.
The contract rs for building the ne
courthouse have signed coltrac:s
with the county and given their
DO, DIS which have been approved.
The work now only awaits tie ems
ployment of an architect i'y the
Board of Supervisors 10 Superintend
the work when it Will of once begin.
1t occurs 10 us that it would be well
to secure if possible the architect
who drew the plans, Mr.. Frank
Wa ker.
Mr.. NJ, Wris lit, OF Wiz kenburg,
who was accidentally shot IN the
arm, on his way down is recovering
and in ormed US that he would
proceed on his journey today. He
gots to Silver City, N. NJ, to open
up business
Mr.. Jos. Monihon, who lives some
six miles down the river, informs US
US that hay harvesting has been con- }
cluded in that SEE ton and that grain
harvest will open up in ii few days. |
He states that a few pieces of grain
were SO much injured by late frost
u. to he to light to cut for grain
and are b. jig cut for hay.
Iron wedne day 8! DAILY.
MI Hen ~haw is ON visi, - Pres :
colt.