Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-01-19

{ my old foe, the rheumatism, attacked
S me, and gave me rough siege
t Having read the endorsement OF
t well known people who had used ST
: Jacobs Oil, 1 determined to give Il q
: trial. In two weeks time | was as
we'll n ever, and fully able to attend
to my business"
Mr.. Saml. Bagfey came in from
Mesa City last evening He is a
witness in the contested election case
on trial today before Judge Pinney
A new butcher shop, new har-
ness shop, q new jeweler shop, and a
new paint shop are among the bust
ness additions of ths town since jan
uary first.
| Ex.Sanitary Com. Rufus X. Hire
man, of New Orleans, was cured of
severe attack of rheumatism by St.
Jacobs Oil, so we see by an item in
the Columbus (Ga) Eiaquirer-Sun.
The Arizona Aduance, Vol. 1, No.
1, published at Yuma by G. l.. st.
Ormand, reached US this morning.
1t is a seven-column weekly of fine
typographical appearance. We ex-
tel.d the hand of fellowship and
wish it long and pleasant stay.
The Hot Springs ranch, compris-
ing 100 square miles, situated in the
southeastern part of the Territory in
the vicinity Of Benson, is for sale or
lease. 1t is represented to be one of
the finest stock ranges in the c oun-
try. Read the advertise ment in to-
days HERALD.
Mr.. J. 7. Hord, the new jew
eler, has fixed up neat little
shop in Loring's building near the
Courthouse, where he is now pre-
pared to do frst-claso work in his
line. He guarantees satisfaction
and pro npt work. His advcrtise-
ment appears in to-days paper.
The Mesa City people are enlarg-
ing their ditch to about IS feet in
width at the bottom and to about 10
feet deep, making it one of the
largest bitches in the country. The
will be fnished in
about two weeks, when it will carry
enough water for a much larger
than now located in that
section Of country. The population
is rapidly increasing in that section {
At present.
Messrs. Rodondo aud Balsz open
heir new meat market on the west
tide of the plaza tomorrow morning. !
They have been preparing for busI- {
less for some time and have con- !
tructed extensive corrals and slaugh-
er house and fitted up a convenient
md central shop where accommods-
ing attendants will de found to wait
lpon customers. Step in and see :
hem.
We received an intimat ion a day a
r two since that q certain sum of L
money had been sent through Judge
1oover to a gentleman in this place
nd that the money had never been :
elivered. Upon investigating the =
natter thoroughly we discovered -
hat Judge Hoover had left the :
honey as he agreed but that the gen. =
eman through Misunderstanding :,
ad failed to get it till HERALD re- :
orter found 1t and delivered it to
i'm. AS we stated an evening or
10 since we felt that there must be Il
ome mistake somewhere and were lo
lad to discover that our surmise was q
orrect. L
A Pennsylvania jurist, Judge to
riggs, Of the common pleas court u,
Philadelphia, has laid down the G
w defining the amount and kind of
,ligious belief necessary to make 4
ompetent witness in court of JUS or
ce under the laws of that state. -
he decision was called for under a
lotion for new trial in a case 'A'
herein the religious belief of one IN
the witnesses was not orthodox, hC
nd another trial was asked for on 10
lis ground.