Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
Local Lines.
Cots, No. for sale atcarey's.

that hasn't taken place-hasn't , curd. See,
 Smoke Don Carlos cigars at Pau Ruhen's.
 If a well-dressed lady slips and falls. isn't she an embroidered slip peri
 Imported and Domestic Cigars, al Paul Rubcn's.
 Hr. Antonio Romo is preparing to open up q saloon next door to Thi6-- Odo's drug store-
 800 pounds Of Choice Eastern Cant die at Geo. F. Coats <
 Town Marshal Garfias has force at work removing the sturups and fixing up Papago street, today.
 An overdose of Mcscal aritated the Fouh hcru par: of town late last night.
 Fine gold aud silver fligree jew elry at Geo. D. Clark's jewelry store.
 Many revolutions, social and other wise, have failed because there were too many cranks connected with them.
 Geo. D. Clark, the iewcler, has moved into Coats'-store.
 Heavy rains are reported from cen tral California. The upper San Joa- quin, however, at last accounts, had not received sufficient rain to help matters much.
 Witches and Clocks of all prices and patterns at Geo. D. Clark's, in Coats Store.
 A coldhearted man is like run away horse. He won't listen to the sound of woe. He is also like tie man who disagrees. He doesn't give assent
 Dr. G. NJ. McMillan, Dentist. Fiji ing and artificial teeth at eastern prices. All wolk warranted to give satisfaction. Office in Irvine build ng.
 The case of the Territory vs. Her. zy Slosser for flooding the roads is On trial this afternoon before Judge Richards
 spectacles to suit arll sights at Geo D. Clarks, in Coats store.
 hr.Cole this morning began the erection of neat residence on the north side of Washington street at the corner of Papago street.
 Geo. D. Clark, jeweler, has large | stock of American watches stem and key winders at his place of business, Coats store-
 Jesus Otcro IS today removing the old cotton woods that stood in front of his premises. Some fine young ash-trecs have been put in to take their places.
 Mir Adolph Asher returned by | private conveyance this morning with his family and brother, MT. Morris Asher, who returns with them from his trip to Germany.
 That splendid young folks maga- zine, g.. Nicholas. is at hand for April. For boys and girls it is un- excclled, instructing and amusing them both at once
 WANTEr@To hire three spans of mules or horses to work on ranch, d:tching, etc. For particulars in quire at Geo. Hamlin's Livery Stable
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 S. E. Patton, Contractor and Build CT, having secured the services of several frst-class mechanics from the East, is now prepared to contract for the erection of frst-class buildings, either adobe, brick or wood, at the lowest possible rates. Satisfaction guaranteed.
 The Apache murderers have been over the line in New Mexico only a few days, nevertheless the New Mex ican authorities are already after them with armed bodies of militia, and it is safe to say the Apaches will not trouble them long. In Arizona we must hold still and let them cut our throats.
 The walls of the partially built building on the corner of Center and | Jefferssn streets are being removed l and the adobes used for other build~ l ings.
 MT. Jackson, who received severe injury of the hip some time ago while at work on the Goldman build Ing, and from which he has Ieen confined to his room, is again able to be about.
 Joe Nathan and a Mexican took q little pugilistic pasear, this morning, and were brought up before Justice Richards for breach of the peace and both fined.
 The opinion of our leading busin- ess men, generally, is that the au- thorities should use all lheir power to rid the town of the prevailing disease, whatever it may be.
 MT. Van Camp, on trial yesterday afternoon before the U. s. Court Commissioner, Campbell for cutting wood on Government land. was dis charged, the evidence not being sufi- cient to hold him.