Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-07-19
News of nG Week.
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 Tucson has gone to California
 The Board of Supervisors continu .to sit'as a Board of Equalization.
 Tucson Is reported to be trekinl
 greet advance fn tise line of fin Euiidings.
 J. L. B. Aiena1der has erected convenient street lamp at the en trance to his livery stables.
 The Arizona NsrroY Gauge rail road has an office fh Tucson-5nly that and nothing more, so far.
 w. Ro,hrockfs fitting up tn, brick building hextdoor to ;he HER AID office as photograph gallery.
 A building is being pitt up be- tween the HERALD office and Rosh- rocks for tie use of s merchant tsi- for.
 Bro. Marion walls for democrat ic contemporary at Tombstone. Won. der what political color he paints the EPitGph withT
 A stock man famed John A. Brown died last night in town, death beiug caused, probably, by over 1ndul geDce in Hqaor.
 The thermotneter has becn fool f ing around about f06 for the past few days. We begin tc recognize the weather at HIS, only.
 Prescott has forbidden the erection of wooden buildings within 'oertain limits of the business portion of town. Let Phoenix take up the cue.
 Hon. Pat Hamilton returned from Prescott last evening and will tarry -among us to write up his Resources of Arizona provided it don't get too lot.
 Mr. Chas T. SVa6aevsr, Of the for warding and commission house of Vandever Bros. of M&ficopa, arri- we'd in town by the early morning stage.
 MT. H. H Travis, who has been absent in Prescott for'the past two weeks, retutned ,yes'erday with fav- orable imptessiSns of, that beautiful town.
 We learn that One of the heavy Prescott flrrns wf9l>send 8 man here in few daysito- canvas the the pros poets in anticipation of s-removal of to tLis place. :;
 Foster, driver of the Black Gan- yon stare, reports severe rain storm at Bumblebee last evening. Itcane in the shape of cyclone, making g 3osr like unto ten thousand cannon -r-50agEdt.
 D. c. King with the mining ex- p erts. A. .tGuzmau and Geo. A. Tread " til has been to the Hhaehacamouh- ta ins inspectihg-some copper claims. M sssrs. Rlihg and Guzman returned la ' evening.
 "A wake sls reported as taking place last nEefit in the Mexican qu;lrter over the body of 8 child thatsKad dfed"of the smallpox, and 4he' room is represented as being full ofpersonsldbrin the Light.
 Phoenix sh11ld start cracker factory, that place being in the heart of the<greatest wheat growing section of the,west.-Xiag~. Exact iy .,neighbnr; attd there would be no waste of fuel in the business, either
 ltfon. A. C. Baker, District Attor. ncy of Ma4icops c6unty, ind Assist antsUnitdd >Stsfes tDistrict Attorney tn ere, was in town ,+esterday,s attend ing to some business in the court, but left for home by tho evenings train. MT. Baker is one of the first and most successful attorneys of the Territory.-gtGr.
 Mir. M. Godchaux, who has been abs-nt on mining business for the past two CT fthree weeks, returned yesterday, and we understand, in directly. that he has been successful in negotiating ah important mining sale, but we are unable to.give any thing authentic 'respcctlng the matter
 7 By reques! of some of our leading citizens VI yesterday published notice Of meeting to De held at the Court House. this evening, of our tax paying citizens, for the purpose of organizing a fire company The season most dreaded on accoGnt of the possibility of fire is at hana.and the organization of fire company now would be timely precaution that ought to be heartily entered into by all our property>holdicg citizens.
 Father Bbise, who is much inter, ested iu the matter of having the sSisters take charge of our new hos- pital,calied on us yesterday evening. in the interests of the project. The success of the Sistcrs in managing