Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-23
will leave for Prescott to morrow by private conveyance.

| VIII leave for Prescott to morrow Dy
 private conveyance.
 "National Aid to the Public
 Schools" will be an article in the
 North American Reuteso for April that
 should interest every good citizen.
 The case against the Salt River Canal Company for flooding the highways was concluded this after noon by the defendant being fined $20 and costs.
 NIT. Geo. Clark, our pioneer jewel CT, has bought out the stock of MT. A. Smith at Coates store and will locate at that pace about the 1st proximo.
 Miss Georgie McClintock returned from Prescott this morning. She has been acting as clerk of one of the committees during the session of the Legislature.
 The elegant bakery of MT. c. A. Pollock on the cast de of the plaza was o.Ie ed for bus!ness t.,-cay. MT. Pollock will run team in connec- Ion win the bu .css.
 4 ch p l,y the name of Archie Burns was arrested yesterday for in decent exposure in the presence of the sch .oi childrou about the school grounds, and brongi,t up before Re- corder Campbell ias night. On ex- exa'ni,;atip, of tho ease he was found guilty and ii ed S75 or 75 days in iail, but produced security for the coin.
 The Boat,! of Supervisors conclud- ed their b1rs this afternoon by adopting the plans and SD, cifications fer Courthouse of Mir. Frank Walker of Tomhst ne. From our own casual observance it is our opinion that Ihe Bo1ri has adopted | the best of the plans presented.
 Ho3per's KagJztne for April comes 10 hand early anl Is fall of History Description and Phil 'sophy. A very readable article is ,n Home Lawns. "Nashington Irv- ng," "Eqgli~h Fa,mers," "The Treaty of Peace and Indcpence," are lmong tle leading ticles. The Editors Draw CT, as usual, is full of yo5d things.
 Agent Wilcox replies to his ac- ;nsers in very spicy style, reading If the bio ,raphy of each one of his ssailants in way that is refresh ng. Judge Hackney and Robb, of he StlUer Belt, come in for their hare of the toDi things. Wilcox alks as though he mans businc nA feels as though he is in t!e ight.
 Mr. A. Natilans, one of the maua- .crs of Coup's Show, has bsen prom nently idcnt if, d with the circus usiness for many years, and he has ad con.rol oi many of the most cleuraled circus companies in the Jnited States. He contracted severe | 1 rheumatism from cansta@t exposure nd St. Jacobs Oil relieved his rheu, latic pains when nothing else, not l ven the best medical treatment, did i'm any good worth mentionil 2. lie < enthusiastic in his praise of the { il, and thinks it an excellent thing !, 1r circus organizations to take with lem travelling.
 A few days since we publish ed a { communication from one of our romInent citizens concerning the ncroaching nuisance and poisoning lfluence of houses of ill fame in lis city. It is the opinion of some our ablcst lawyers here that the ,wn charter gives the City Council over to control and abate this hui lnce. As matters now stand, the z omcstead or any citizen is li..ble to ( Q cursed by a house of i'll fame eing planted alongside of it and : is children being polluted by the f resence of the most debased lewd- ( ess. The frequency and open 6e- auchery of these establishments bout town has shocked common de- f ency long enough. The Council ' i'll be derelict in its duty to the I eople should it longer shut its eyes pon this disgraceful state of affairs; nd parents who have young daugh- l IFS and sons, children grown and | rewing up about them will be der z jet of their duty if they admit Into ! le company of their household f ersoI whose characters ar. those of . bertines. If such establishments those we have named must be tol- -atcd, let them oc kept in theIr laces.
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