Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29

'. honse, injnring then slightly an.
 giving the family thorough fri ighl Q The Century for April came {,
 hand to- day and has most interest
 in leading article on the Capitol 0 Washington, with little sketches o
 the old time Congressmen. A mum F b. of 'llAe arti; les follow which ouI
 space will not permit us to mention
 The Courier man says of himself
 "fcar$ ago, when We were young
 and innocent, there were bat twc F. pcrs in Ariz .na the NiaeY and the Cttiz1n. John Wasson and ourseli were the only "Hassayampa' edit
 CTS. We were in the field long be-
 fore nr. Wasson, and much longer
 in the editorial harness than any
 otter ArIzonan, living or de2d.'' We
 don't object, bcotlrr Marion; long
 enieaFor ought to bring success.
 From Taesday's Dailyl
 Baptist $, rvicc this evening at the
 PresLy ierisn Church.
 Mir Geo. Wilcox, of FL. Mcdowell is in town for a few days
 Tine sizocr Beu rakes the military and Wilcox fore and aft this week.
 The infant daughter of Ysac and Rafacla o. de Orcsco died at an early hour this morning
 The funeral of little Pearl Me Donald tock place this morning from the house, Rev. U. Gregory, D. D.. officiating.
 Mir. J. IL McNeil has sold his fine span of carnage horses which lie has been advertising for the past few days.
 Workmen are at work removing the debris of the fallen wall of the Ellis warehouse preparatory to the l erection of a new one.
 Major ". E. Hooper, the head of the powerful firm of W. B. Hooper < Co.. arrived yesterday evening from MaIicupa by private convey ancc.
 Two robbers compelled Mir. Wick eTsIaIn, of Solomon & Wickersham at Bowie Station, 10 open his safe and hand over his coin on the night of the 18th instant.
 Lieuienants Foisythe and Caring ton arrived from Fort Mcdowell this morning aud left for Fort Lowell, where they will joIn their command, Company II, 9th Cavalry, which has already gore, and they are then to proceed to Fort Huachuca.
 Goldman & Co.,, have enlarged their st re by removing their office to the rear room and also consider ably enlarging the office and re- arranging it. When improvements under way are completed they will have the most extensive aad cam- plete mercantile establishment in Arizona.
 Messrs. Clayton and Bush have united their skill and energy in the painting business, and are now pre- pared to fill orders for all styles of house, sign and carriage painting, glaz;ng,paper-hanging, etc. For steady, careful workmen ihrt use their utmost endeavors to give satisfaction we do not hesitate to recommend them. Orders may be left at Bush's barber shop.
 MT. D. 1T. Lemcn. son of Judge A. D. Lemcn, leaves this afternoon for the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, where he will complete a college course, nothing interfering. MT. Lemon is one of our most prom ising young men, of excellent habits and much above the average ability We bespeak bright future for him, i and hope that he may return to hIs friends and home among us, be ring the well earned laurel crown.
 Six Apache warriors have enlisted in the Fourth Cavalry, the first in> stance of Indians going into the regular army. It strikes us that as the government boards them any way it would be good idea to draft the whole concern into the army. They would no doubt make first class sold CTS so long as there was nothing to do but eat.
 Jas. Allen, one of the sporting of the town, lndulged in a lltile recreation last nig ht by firing his revolver two or three times in promiscuous manner at Stroud's saloon, for which pastime he was gobbled up by the authorities and put on trial before Justice Richards under the new statue "To Prevent the Indiscriminate use of Firearms in Towns and Cities of the Terri tory.' He was found guilty and sentenced to six months in jail and to pay a fine of S250, in default Of which he will continue to repose in the county jail 125 days longer. This is probably the first case in the Ter ritory coming under the new law.
 Phenix Booming.
 Dan A. Sanford returned from