Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-01-05

" AluU1C tuC Low pIOPCttJ w tt't
vantage. AS the matter now stand
they are entirely unable t. tran nsac
business Of that nature concerning
the town without an enabling act b
the legislature, and as the legislator
meets but once in two years the busl
ness of the Council is much retarded
and good opportunities that should
be embraced are lost.
| The M L Church will be open eC
on Sunday and services will be con
duc.ed by Rev. c. H. Adams, wht
arrived by coach today from Pres
colt.
Hon. Davis, member-elect of tht
Assembly from Pinal and Mr.. Geo
II. Tinker made the HERALD Office
a pleasant call this morning. They
left on e.poan stare for Prescott
Ger ainly an elegant remedy for ali
aches and pains is St Jacobs Oil,
says DrJ Turner, of Shirrell's Ford,
N. c., in the Ravenswood (W. Va.)
Neaos
Hon. P. J. Bolin, Cou ncilman. elect
from Graham county for Graham and
Cochise, arrived yesterday and
stopped over until to-day, when he
proceeded on his way north to Pres.
colt.
Messrs. King and Allen, of the
Copper Prince mine in the Hacuvar
mountains, have force of thirty-two
men at work, and intend increasing
that number by one half as soon as
the men can be employed.
Capt. O'Farrell, of Chicago, Ills,
says: 81 am only to happy that
used St. Jacobs Oil My legs were
suddenly crippled with rheumatism,
and my sutferings were extreme. 1
used st Jacobs Oil and it cured me-"
The town Council held a protract-
ed session yesterday afternoon and
transacted considerable business
which may be found in the minutes
Of the meeting published in to-day's
HERALD.
Mr.. Streeper has just returned from
visit to the country i n the vicinity
of Seymour, where ne has located
some ten or twelve mines. He re-
ports the Montezuma as steadily
king with very aattering results.
We are informed that a Mexican
has taken liking to number of
seats belonging to the school house
and accordingly loaded them into
wagon and started off with them.
An attempt is being made to recover
them.
The time for tree planting is at
hand and people are bu lily looking
after fruit and Ornamental trees
A much lar Ger number of fruit trees
will be set out in tue valley this
spring than usual, the climate and
soil bs.ing- -pScuiiariE Eadapted to tha- I
production of fruit.
Vags are again infesting the town
and the T ,wn Council is about to
prepare coop for their special bene-
fit. A large full grown man struck
us yesterday for two bits-said he
had walked down from Mineral
Park and was fungry. Perhaps if
he should take little walk of an
other $50 miles he would be dry also
The public school will open on
Monday, the 18Th inst, with Prof.
J. +. Guthrie as principal the
Professor comes from California
highly recommended and is a gradu-
ate of Michigan college. We ex-
tend to him the welcome of the HER
AID and hope that his work among
our little ones may be in every re-
spect satisfactory and plea asant.
There is yet one vacant position but
a young lady has been in viIed to
take the place AMI in all proaa bility
will accept The school bids fair
for prosperous term, fact to be
with much Satisfaction by
the people.