Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-06-14

y young AcXlCan uamed Manuel
Snlazar, was drown9d al Tucson on
/ Monday evening ina canal.
Pa Wa Ha, one of the Indian pris-
oncr confiped to await the action of
the Grand Jury for completely in the
Sears trouble, was released this
afternoon on writ of habeas corpus,
upon the application of The atlor-
neys for ihe prisoners, MeSsrS.
Porter & Millay.
The amount realized from the sale
of county bonds is $14625 Il will
be disbursed under the direction Of
the Board Of Supervisors as follows:
81 3S5 Will b. deposited at Phoenix
with the Treasurer # Maricopa
county, that being the amount agreed
upou due that county; $3.50 will be
paid to Beard and Bro s Safe & Lock
Co, of st. Louis, for the Jail work
and the balance 1890, VIII be de-
posted with the Trea yer o. ella
couhly.-SHrer Bet.
Mr.. peLong, the new Recover of
the Land office at this Ilaca, Is an
old journalist, having sold out a
newspaper in Indiana to take his
present position. This reminds US
that Journalism is well reprcsen'ed
IN The off ial positions in This Ter
ritorv, Secretary H. NJ. Van Arman,
Territorial Treasurer T J Butler
and Surveyor General J. w. Robbins,
all being gentlemen of large exp T.
fence in journalism previous to occu-
plying their present positions.-Jour-
nal
the HERALD row makes an un-
exampled offer to subscribers to the
Weekly. For the usual subscription
price on time to the HERALD We
offer " hen the same is paid in adj
vance, to furnish the Weekly LOUIS
VIII Courier journal free of cost.
The C0urierJOmnd1 is well known
all over the United States, as is also
its editor-in-chief Mr. Henry Wat
terson, as respective Democratic
family paper standing high in the
front ranks OF journalism It is re-
garded as the ablsst and most con
sistant Democratic journal in the
United States. We are determined
to give Superior advantages to every
patron OF the HERALD in the way of
reading matter, and the Courier
jon nal has Kindly given consent for
this arrangement, which gives you
home paper and an Eastern paper
on terms that cannot be obtained
through any other sou &c. The offer
will not continue very long.
A few days since, by invitation Of
Mr.. Hoadly we had the pleasure of
inspecting the beautiful grounds
about the residence of Mr. NJ W.
Kales and found the idea, quite COM
mon here among the old residents
that flowers and the beautiful and
tender plants cannot be cultivated,
completely exploded On Mr.. Kale's
grounds we found a variety of roses
geraniums, honeysuckies, lilies, fus-
cias, ct, together with numerous
fruit bearing and ornamental trees,
all looking clean and thrifty A
little care in properly shading the
tenderer plants from :hc midday sun
is all necessary to raise everything
that is raised in more northern elm
ates in the flower garden, kitchen
garden and orchard. a few weeks
since we visited the extensive garden
of the Hon. c. 7. Hayden and there
we also found roses and flowers and
the like in great abundance. In
fac t wherever proper care has given
there is no lack Of beautiful lawns
ard flowers. The tender plants could
hardly be expected to grow anywhere
by merely sticking them into the
ground, as one would Il cottonwood
stick, and giving thcm no further at
tention If flowers and lawns are
wante they must be carefully culti--
waited anywhere.