Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-03-02


/ his lots south side of Adams stree
a. in the western part of town.
Mr.. c. L. Jones, the harness maker
is erecting a neat dwelling on tn
|, north side of Adams street, on tn
block lying east of Maricopa street
Ore that yields 1000 ounces o
gold to the ton at rough estimat,
: is worth about $4,000 per ton
which is just little too good Il
last. The Gilded Age of Tombstone
I represented US yielding such s
uality of ore.
Fourteen new buildings are now
under process of constr u.tIon in diff
ferent parts OF the town, aud still the
call is for dwelling and rooms.
| Mr.. Fra TX Mess will immcdiatel
erect two more houses. on his lots.
All III: &c Of his buildings were
SPOKEN for by tenants before he
could get stick of wood on tie
| ground.
Farmers are complaining loudly
Of the condition of the rs,ads in va
!,rious directions. Great care should
be taken that water. is kept off of
them during the irrigating season.
We learn that Mr.. Gibson is not
recovering from the effects of his &C
cident as rapidly as was expected.
He was IN very bad condition yes
terday, but slightly improved to-
day.
A large dwelling will be erected
by Mr.. P. Minor on Adams street,
cast of DIR. Whsrton's residence, so
soon as his men have finished the
building for Mr. Jones, upon which
they are now at work.
Ex- Governor r. G Powers came
in from Antelope valley last even
ing and left early this morning for
Tucson.
Mr.. VIM. Isaa,; returned from Tue
son today. He reports his son as
confined to his bed there by severe
attack of fever but that he is recOv-
ering, and will be able to return be-
fore long.
The Globe Chronicle says Phoenix
always was the best whisky town in
the Territory. aud talks about the
regular water" of Globe. That's |
why board is 50 high over there, Bro. |
Sterrit; your liquids are too thin
and hence the greater consumption |
of solids.
Our quiet friend, G. W. Rothreck,
the stationsr and photographer, has
been having little scrimmage in
which he got worsted. Neu Ralgia
pitched into him few days ago and
got in whack or two along side his
head that makes him look like
1rstclass prize fighter after the
n1nety-nrst round.
lFrom Thursdays Daily.I
Collection day.
To-day the festival of St. David.
Maine. aad Massachusetts import
wood from Canada.
A Mexican Consul will soon honor
'ur town with his presence.
Mr.. Guss Ellis ha, returned from
! protracted visit to Prescott.
The lion and lamb business don't
work on March in this climate.
St. Patrick. Good Friday and
Caster Sunday will all get in their
work this month.
One week from to-day the Legis-
ature will yield to the fitful fever. of
IS existence and the majes.y of law
nd time. Epitaph: Marimus in
kintmis.
" ANTED-Three or four carpen-
ers. None but good mechanics need
pply. Call at S. E. Patton's shop {
orner of the PLAN, opposite the {
Touring mill.
The Miner has gone into the l
spring poetry" business. to- the ex- {
emit of a column and a quarter and t
t all the spring poetry it has been '
ur unfortunate lot to fall In with, !
he Miners batch is certainly the
springiest."
Mr. c. w. Carey has just received
ne of the finest lots of burial cask-