Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-08-30
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 The warmcst day yesterday fc
 some time
 N new small poA cases; old on'
 getting well.
 Mir. J. ". Murphy is again of
 the Arizona Canal.
 Mr Tom Smith came in to-day c
 the forenoon stage.
 watermelons as Big as you ca
 carry for two bits.
 A fine property for sale. See th
 ad. in to-day's HERALD.
 Grain taken at the market pric
 at this office for subscriptions. Hogs purchased live weight ne ahoul eighty per cent when siaught cred
 No one has right to own a hors,
 wi bout keeping St. Jacobs Oil or hand.
 Mi. E. Wells, of Prescott, arrived to-day and Is stopping at the Phoe- nix Hotel.
 Two years ago today occurred the funeral of MT. E. McClintock founder of this paper.
 It is said that j. NJ. shriver has brought with him divorces from both his former wives.
 One stroke of lightning recently Killed twruty-scvcn hogs and two COWS near Chhattanoogi.
 Read the ad. of place for sale in ta>day's HERALD. 1t is finely los cated and an excellent property.
 The Orion E complains of the murders taking place in that county the murderers being detect- eu ID any enc caSe.
 Mrs. C. L. Nelson of Tucson, com nitted suicide at the Palace Hotel in that place by taking morphine on yesterday morning.
 The feast of St. Augustine at Tue ,on will be held in Levin's park. Four electric lights will add their to the place.
 hfr. Frank Walker and MT. Lin- 'Ille left this morning for trip to district, where Mir. Lin- file is interested in mines. Internal Revenue Collector Fisher f Tucson will take the office of vew Mexico about the 5th proximd; nd will establish himself at AIbu> uerque.
 A Mexican woman in the south> Fes<ern portion of town is reported s having given birth day or two go, to child having a full set of | ront teeth.
 The Grand Canal company are oldlng their annual meeting this fternoon as we go to press.
 Deputy Sheriff Morgan reports 'hoeniz as quite an arctic region ompared with the Needles.
 Capt. Galderwood will leave to. lorrow for Los Angeles to locate is family there for the next two or hree months.
 The Prescott papers report the cath of two men by thirst, who at empted to cross the desert lying be- ween the Colorado river, at Stones 'erry, and Mountain Springs dis 1nce of forty-five miles.
 Take notice to the advertisement l f Mir. E. Meyer in to-day's HERALD alliLg on settlement of the ac> onnts of Kelly & Meyer.
 Twenty-Five guests ornament the nside of the gratings at the county 1 ostclry for accommodation of err atiC citizens and others with a  Ro hrocls presented the HERALD flee to-day with couple of rather lelancolic scenes from his photo tapbic establishment.
 Deputy Sheriff Morgan returned his morning from Los Angeles with NJ. Shr.yer. He started for the Needles via Prescott and Ash Fork. nd was compelled to continue on Q Los Angeles via Moiave. where hriver lad gone before Morgan cached the Needles. MT Morgan eports the \. 6 P. road as simply recrably owing to its roughness and he necessity for frequent delays.
 We visited this forenoon the Soda factory of Olsson ,S Erik, which las recently been improved by a new ,atcnt bottling machine with patent ottles much more convenient than he old style. They have now three with two bottling ma hines. Two of the coEdensers are evoted to soda water straight and ne to ginger soda. A large number f new boxes have also been con- tructed with double bottom In which to arrange the patent bottles Fith neck down. A large quantity f soda is manufactured by this en- firm and their excellent 'roduct Is used and admired every where in the county. They are con- doing large business nd are gentlemen quite worthy of he business they have built cp and he confidence of the public.
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