Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-08
I From Mondays Daily. l

J. A. Manning, of Globe, IS in town.
 Lake Erie has just experienced a great storm.
 Court opens in Prescott and Tomb stone to-day.
 J H. Finlay, Port stanly, Canada, is at the Bank Excnange.
 $. $. Green and R, B. Vansen, of St. Charles Mo, arrived today.
 Regular meeting of the City Council at o'clock this afternoon. The residence of Dr. Lord, Tucson was burned on Sunday morning.
 Mails from the east are delayed day by he new railroad arrangee ment.
 California has Teen experiencing some rough weather, the past few days.
 Last night was the coolest of the season, but no frost so far as we could discern.
 Nearly 400 men are now at work for the various contractors on the Arizona Canal.
 Look out for new faces at the Lit tic Palace this week. A change of programme this evening.
 U. s. Marshal Tidhall arrived yes. terday on his way to attend the ses- sion of the District Court of Pres- cot.
 Fcur prisoners recently escaped from the Silver City. N. M., prison. Five hundred dollars reward IS offered for their arrest.
 The sentences pronounced on pri- vatcs J. T. Williams and J. E. O'Malley have been remitted by order of Gen. Crook. We are favored with the new roster of troops in this department for November and December, for which our thanks are extended.
 MT. Chas. Goldman, returned yes- terday from his trip to San Fran cisco where he has secured an ex- terslve stock of goods for the winter trade.
 MT. J. Cassidy has recently put up shop on Maricopa street. east side the plaza, and is prepared to do all kinds of fine carpenter work. See his advertisement.
 Guaymas reports no deaths from yellow fever in the past five days, though several new corners have been taken sick with it, but readily recovered from it's effects.
 Freight teams are scarce and ir demand, Many teams have gone to work on the Arizona Canal and seed time is at hand, d,circumstances which tend to draw freighters of the road
 In Maine. the religious calling k about evenly divided between two classes of religionisis-th Universal ists, who don' damn anybody, and the Baplists, who damn everybody except themselves.
 There should be some attention given 10 the streets and ditch at the corner of Pima and Adams streets whenever there is 2 full head o water running in the ditch tho streets al this corner are flooded.
 Capt. Tisdall, First Snperintend- eut. Capt. Wallace, Sixth Cavalry ano Lieut.. Wilcox, have been ap- pointed Board of Survey to renor on damaged hay at Fort Huachuca chargeable to late Capt. Hubbard.
 We are not greatly given to declin' ing jobs in UT line of business, buf we very reluctantly dropped S5O( job this mornings Chinese spelling book of 1,0o0 pages. Cause.-The Chinese must go.
 The Louisville Courier~Journa, promises the Kentucky Democracy that if they will send a solid Demo- cratic delegation to the next Con- gress they shall see a Kcntucklan in the Speakers chair.
 Capt. NJ II. Calderwood has the champion pampkin patch Off of about half an acre he has hauled up- ward of nine tens and altogether he will have over hundred tons. He has some 400 head of hogs that he | is fattening on them.
 The day of the big accident at Hunters Point one New York pub fishing house announced new book called "How Shall I Go to God ?'' while another advertised neat little volume emitted "Take the Long Is~ land Railroad This is a great year for coincidences.