Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-16

Senator Window, of MINES ia
has failed t, be returned to tn
Senate NJ 'ney gol away with him
The railreal interests of cur ceu1
ty seem to lie lying dormant. Are
we 10 remain isolated and and dc
| pendent on out idcrs to bring us 'u
to the world?
Mrs. McClintack has leased he
pr, sent cosy residence to Mr. M
Asher, who viii occupy it about tht
first of March.
We hope that Mr.. Lemons Cottor
BIZ, which we plbiish to-day, may
pass the Legislature and become {
law This valley is peculiarly adapt
ed to the GUILTY. tim Of cotton, and
we hope to see its culture promoted
The examination of witnesses con
cerning the Tehachapi tragedy on
the charge of the coroner against the
conductor and brakeman for negli-
gently causing the death of num-
Der of persons, began at Bakersfield
on Monday last.
a petition was in circulation last
evening, and numerously signed,
asking that bonds be issued for the
construction OF a county hospital
rather than take the money from the
county general fund, which is now
not morethan necesr ary to pay run
ming expenses.
The five -kinc-of-quail and three
kind of rabbit-in Arizona article of
the Citizen has occupied prominent
position in every Territorial cx
change We have picked up, that has
had a chance to copy it. Suppose
We make il five kind of rabbit and
three kind of quail a while and give
it another round.
We learn from The Courier that
there is another Gong felt want in
Phenlx, which the Hon. a. E. Fay,
proposes 10 fill; read: 1T is about
settled that Mr.. A. E. Fay, who
started the first paper in Tom bstone,
the Nugget, ana who is n live, earnest
newspaper man and Democrat, will
shortly start and run a hrst class
Democratic newspaper in Phenix." !"
Mr.. j. w. Clark, who hiss n fine
ranch six miles down the river, made
our office pleasant call this morn
ing. He iep"rts considerable
acreage Of grain being put out IN
his noighhorhood. and the prospect
fair for fine crop this season.
The ice factory is being put in
complete repair preparatory to the
summer work. A solid brick foun-
dation is being prepared for the
b iler, and new machinery is being
added. The boiler is also being IN
creased in capacity by.,he insertion
of q number of new tubes.
Capt. Crawford, U. 5. A., and two
companies OF Indian scouts, recontly
went up the Gila valley on scout
when, 10 and behold, some valiant
editors in southern Arizona got
scared ont of their boots and com
mence pitching into Gen. Crook for
permitting Indians to "terrorize the
So much for editorial
iimidity, veracify aad fairness. p
Carrier.
Smoke Don Carlos cigars at Paul
Ruben's.
From Thursdays DAuY.l
Imported and Domestic Cigars, at
Paul Ruben's.
Langtry's mouth is said to be of
.he gigantic type.
W. A. Kurlz, an old time PhGni-
clan, has returned to town.
A sale of town lots will take place
before the court Louise on Saturday.
Considerable property is likely TO
.e sold to pay up the delinquent tax.
The early morning coach from
failed to connect this morn
ng.
Mr.. T. II. Monihon, of Pima Sta
ion on the Gila, Is making. Phoenix
| visit.
Los Angeles people are exercised
,ver a proposition to divide that
county.
Outside paper characterize the
Citizens ancient ruin story as very
ough but not improbable yarn.
Prof. Guthrie reports our public
chools in most f1ourishing condi-
ion, all rooms being quite full.
The river has risen considerable
he last day or two, showing con-
iderable rain in the mountains.
The per.on who lost a couple of
lew school books, week or two
.so, will probably find them at the
,Gstoffice, where he left them
The P. S. G. ball to be given on
birthday will take
,lace at the commodious and ele-
,ant Minors Hail.