Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-11-22
From Saturdays Daily. l


 Hill has one of the pleaeantest places in town for pleasant evsn> ing.
 ". c. Foster and Mrs. Ne wton of Prescott arrived this morning. A complete. change of programme takes place this evening at the Li:- tie Paiace.
 Col. Win. Chrle'y Cashier of the First National Bank, arrived from P escoit this morning The addition to Judge Porter's house is up and adds much to that gentleman's cozy residence. The Rev. G. H. Adams arrived this morning from Tucson and will occupy the pulpit of the Washington street M. E. Church to-mori ow.
 The Bloomington sto1k of fruit trees was closed out to-day at auc- 1 tion and much of it brought good prices,
 A!s the sale of some property of Mr. Cbas. Church, this morning st auction, Hosea Greenhaw bought the jack for S5J0, and has a good 1 bargain even at that figure. l Psul Ruben came in on the 2ari- pa stage this morning from San Francisco where he has been for the past three weeks selecting 8 fine stock of goods for his fall and win ter trade.
 On Friday VIC had snow fall, the first this winter; the flakes were as large as we ever remember s,eing fall in our life, and the ground was soon coverei with "The snow, the beautiful snow.-Orson Era. MT. s. Irwin, the gentleman who has been looking about our valley | for the past two or three eeks lef' yesterday evening for Chicago. He is well pleased with the valley and will probably return with his family and establish himself in trade in this city.
 An excellent opportunity is offer ed for some one in the wood busi- ness in taking the contract for sup> plying the Vulturc company with wood for the coming year. Such wood as the country affords vii be accepted and the company is well known to be responsible, and prompt pay.
 Dr Price's Special Flavoring Exs | tracts. These Flavoring Extracts have won their way to public favor from their merits. They are inst as represented, prepared from True Select Fruits ana Anomalies. Each extract has it's characteristic flavor of the higest strength attainsble. The music both vocal and instru- mental, last evening at the Little Palace was excellent. The orchestrs is now composed of five wind and string instruments, besides the riano. The singing of Mabel Mel> rose and Stfiorita Marie was unex~ ceptionable, and Brewster, Inman and Vain kept up the fun with @ vim. It is needless to say that the hall was jammed to its greatest capacity.
 A new French Restaurant opens tomorrow, Sunday morning, in time for breakfast, on Center street n,xt door 10 the telegraph office. Meals will be cooked to order at all tImes of the day and night. No ready cooked meals after the ordinary T, s> taursnt style. French cooks only are employed and promise of tbe best. freshest, and most palatable meals in town is made.
 A Gy noticeable feature of the many new buildings that have been erects-d m this city during the sum mer is the improvement in works manship over what has been done on previous buildings. In all depart ments finer and better workmanship is displayed and it indicates that class of skilled and careful artizans has found us out and is doing our work. In no department, however, have more pleasing and noticeable improvements been made than in the matter Of clustering. The work that hls been done in this line on the residences of Mir. NJ. w Kales, Hon. A. C. Baker, Judge H. N. Alexander, the Washington Street Methodi-t Church and, the elegant new building of Guss Ellis & Co. is scarcely to be found eqIalled in older cities where workingmen are plenty and only first class men can get 8 job. The fire work in this line on these buildings, especially those of Messrs. Kales, Ellis & Co.,, and Baker IS by the skilled hand of Mr. G. D. Mcdonald till recently mechanical partner of Mir. F. Del> aney. The result of this skill is one of the most pleasing things ID cons nectIon with our new buildings, for nothing so finishes and adds to the cheerfulness of the interior of building as the effect of fine hard finish.