Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-02-16
prom Tuesda,,s pailyl

Irot out your ducks.
Give the Barefoot boy chance
"Protracied meetin' is raging in
the east.
W.T.. Woods, of ella Bend, came
in yesterday.
| Mr.. Drew, of Vulture, came down
| last evening
Mr.. Pollack. of Yulture, is paving
the town a visit.
A severe thunderstorm passed to
the north of town this morning.
A bunch of keys await an cwne
at Redondo G. Balsz meat marke..
Just one more room let, which
you will fluid by enquiriug of Mr.
Patton.
Pluvius rours his splattering
sprinkles alike upon the just and the
unjust.
There was music in the air when
our e>thete sat down in the mud this
morning.
See The advertisement of Strcud's
Theatre in o-day's HERALD. 1t con-
tains matters Of interest.
Capt. Calderwood is putting out an
extensive vineyard this spring More
money in it than in mines.
Beuzoic sulphanide is the thing to
call her now. 1t is a new coal tar
product "swecter than sugar"
A fine body of high grade ore has
been struck the past week in the
Justicia, an extension of The Neshack-
ETY. mine, in Cave Creek.
The annual excursion of the Pa
cifc Coast Press association takes
place March 18th to 18th. 1t in
Guides trip from San Francisco to
San Diego by rail and return.
Colburn who killed man at Fit.
Grant, while since, was ret IF on
the plea of 'self defense" the man
had al some time threatened TO kill
Colburn; hence the assassination.
Mr.. Mack's mine, the Golden
fleece. on Cave Creek, is said TO be
one If The most promising in that
region, Tie ore being of good quail
ity and the walls of the lead we'll
defined.
One of the finest corrals in town
is now 10 be leased. 1t has been
fiuely fitted up with lumber sheds
ard haylofts and in an available po-
si,ion o. Washington street, next
door 10 the Pheni1.
Mr.. Burger showed US yesterday
some samples of ore from his Cave
Creek mine, which showed specks
Of bright gold nearly as large as
pin head. He says that well-defined
walls t. the mine are clearly trace
able,
St. Valcn ines Day tomorrow,
when birds are sad 10 mate, ami the
young man that hasn't grit enough
o face the music, sends his girl a
scented, Juvenile p ctu,e and pro-
fession of his everlasting alteration
at distance:
The advent IF those fine artists in
he variety business, Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton, drew & large crowd at Brix's
Varieties last evening, and they were
LIT disappointed in seeing some
hing good. The management I'm
Ter Nestcll is all that could be !,
lskrd. See their new ad. to-day. +
Mr. D. g. King returned from t
he Harcouvar mountains yesterday t
lad reports the work on his mines
rapidly and favorably. h
\ smelter will be shipped at once, if 2
t has not already been started on its n
way, and ere long will be in place s
md the bullion copper turned out o
" the ton. The mines are very Il
promising. t
''The gratifying action of st. ia e e
obs Oil in my case,'' says Mr.. John !,
J. Krim, agent for the N. Y. s. B.
Trans. Co., Pier 7, North River, N. '
T., "gives me unlimited confidence Z
n It's great general curative powers, :
nd I freely recommend it, =
That elegant stage at Stroud's is tt
rowded nightly with mirth and \
ollity. Those chaste and faultless b
rtisss, Messrs. Cooke, Comsialk Ii
Iohler and Mrs. Cooke, are acknowl- a
dyed amo ng the best in the bust d
less, while the orchestra is unex- d
elled in the Territory. Here you n
an see fine acting, have fun till your h
ides ache. and have music that is O
ot bettered nearer than San Fran s
isco. A splendid matinee is given n
very Saturday afternoon, when the b
aloon is closed. The last wa, fine s
ucce SIS, and entertained large num n
,er of ladies, gentlemen and children d
or The greater part of the afternoon, O
Letter list. q
Unclaimed letters in the Postoffice \
Phoenix, Arizona, Feb. 10, 1888: G
Blaine, Hattie johnson, Jacob (2) ;,
Bentley, q ] Kegan, ] G (p.c) 4
lark, William Lewis, Miss Lou
Jlooncy, Patrick Licom, Martin p
Iriswell, F S Mankins, j e n
Dorsey, Frank Paine, William II