Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-01-26
Local Lines.
Fridays Locals.
Make gardens.


Rain is reported to the northward
The Senate has voted to remove
the tariff on lumber.
Twelve years ago to-day the In
come Tax was repealed.
The first ball of tne Phoenix Social
Club takes place this evening.
A new safe has arrived for the
County Treasurer.
Mr.. Nestrel and Miss Nelson, vari-
ETY. people for Brix's Hall, arrive d
this morning.
The stages came in loaded down
to the guard with mail and express
matter this morning
Mr.. Herritt has gone out to Tempe
on canvassing tour for the excellent
history which he represents.
Hensley ard BIackaby were both
discharged on the charge of robbery
by Judge Richardson.
Travis is painting some handsome
sings forthe HERALD Office. They
will be up in day or two.
Captain Hancock went out to Cave
Greek yesterday for the purpose of
surveying some mining claims
The Than'epec Indians are givina
trouble in Mexico. In a single bat
tie Mexican troops lost so men and
the Indians 80.
We to-day received the handsome
specimen book of Malde-, Luse s.
Co., of Ian Francisco. 1t is hand
some and useful little volume.
We are sorry to learn that the
Kirkland brothers, late of the Re-
corder's Office, do not contemplate
going into business here, though
they have good offers. Something
better.
Mr.. j. R. Melendez, one of our
local prints, has gone up to Presco tt
to help the Xiaer out for few
months. We can commend him as
a good steady man
Ia. Morris assumed the duties of
the Recorders office as deputy yes
terday. Mr.. Morris i'll be an eff
cient deputy, having had four years
experience rs Cou uty Clerk of Sono-
ma county, Cal.
Tucson physicians differ so widely
in opinion as to case of sickness
being smallpox that they have put
up their lillIe $500 each on the de-
cision of an eminent physician.
an old Spanish grant.ha coma to
light that takes in the whole Of Tue
SON. Such grant has been filed in
the Surveyor Generals Office by G.
Hill Howard of Tombstone
R. C. Brown of the Citizen came
down this morning from Prescott on
his way home to Tucson, on a ten
days leave of absence Mr.. Gold
water accompanied him.
Mr.. Gail B. johnson, business
manager of the Houston rexas) Post,
has used st. Jacobs Oil with the
greatest benefit for rheumatism, says
the Galveston (Iexas) Ne,os.
NOTICE TO CITIzENs-On and af-
ser the 28th instant, regular trips
will be made on Maricopa street,
north OF Washington, by line of
handsome mudscows fitted up with
every convenience for the accommo-
dation of the unfortunate travelling
public.
Miss Alice Mansfield and Mr.. Ed
Neseil old time and talented per-
formers in the variety business, have
arrived, and will appear at Brix's
Hall on Saturday or Sunday even
ing. Don't neglect TO see them and
the best talent in their line in the
Territory
Mr.. Ed. Wilson, the lively mana
ger at Brix's Hall, has secured and
has On the graund some of the best
talent in the Territory and he in
forms US that more are to follow
soon. He proposes to give after
noon matinees, when things are
properly arranged, for ladies and
children and their escorts. The bar
will be closed, smoking forbidden,
and the entertainment will be most
chaste in ali respects We are glad
to see the move and note the enter
prise with pleasure.