Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-20
News of the Week.
From Fridays Daily l

Once more to the front.
 L. Lewis of WIckenburg is in town How would Phoenix loom as a manufacturing towng
 Mr. Jas. c. surnet of Charleston Is registered at the Bank Exchange Capt. W. A. Hancock, is again in Tombstone, disrosing Of more bar ley
 Here the crule material and the spot to manufActure-our market the world.
 Al. King sporting man of Tomb stone, recently drew S15,0OO in the Louisiana State Lottery.
 A coach load of whlpple sharp shooters arrived from Prescott this morning.
 Jesus NJ. Pina on examination yes terday before Justice Morris for morse Sltdlln93 W tlo OloChoi SNo-
 MT. Jas Callahan has enclosed his lots near the ice mill by J neat pick> ct fence.
 $. Daneri has added to the appear ance of tue front If his saloon by finisuing it up with a coat of paint. The Board of Supervisors have established a quarantine againt Mesa City for Tempe and Phoenix NIT. Love who recently lost Lis wife have left yesterday with his little child, for Kansas.
 There are quite a nnmber of resi- dents of Vulture in town at present recupcrating their health.
 The New York Sun has compo> tor who is g years old, and who has held cases in the office continuously for 35 years-since 1S45.
 Tucson is about to set out in the manufacture of brooms ana soap; certainly very conmendable thing to do.
 Col. Chas. G. Bartlett, Capt. D. F. Callman and Dr. " D. Crosby ar rived yesterday from Whipple where they have been in attendance at a Court martial.
 The examination of James Camp bell is going on to-day before Jus tice Morris for eomplici,y in the robbery of Goldman's store. Tempe. The wife and son of MT. R. H Ill who lies at the Bank Exchange se> riouslyi jared in the affray at Cila Bend, arrived yesterday from PInal and are in attendance on him.
 "Phoenix Broom Factory" should ornament the si6e of building in this town. Now is the time for some man to declare hls inteDtlons in this lire Ina, farmers can plant abun- danIly of broom cora the coming spring.
 Mrs. Coats and daughter, Miss Laura Coats, left to>d y for visit to Los Angeles, which we learn Is to be protracted some months. We wish them bon voyage and a pleas- ant visit.
 MT. P Minor, yesterday returned from nip tn Prescott. where he accompanied Mrs Minor who wilt rrmaln there some time for ite sake of change of climate.
 The thermometer at the postoffice stood this morning at 54 degrees, a pretty respectable coo;ness consider ing that day or two ago the tempe rature was 1O4.
 Mayor DeFnrest Porter, of Thee nix. has transmitted Communica- ton to the council, to the effect that is but one case of small pox in that ely, and that the case is rigidly auarantined night aud day. His honor certainly knows how to look after the interest 10 the people whom he reprcsents.-Star.
 Mrs. N. F. Story of No. 2s Se- venth street, San Fr lncisco, it ir sore distress regai ding her son J L. Story whom she understands ha: been killed by Indians. Anyone knowing of the circusialces or his whereabouts will relieve grert an- xiety by giving her information.
 Has all sympathy for little Charley McCoffias died out. or why IS no ef. fort being made to discover whether he be dead Or alive? Coldness anc apathy on such a subject is the las thing we eA pectcd to see on the par of Western people.
 M F. Game. travelling freigh agent of C. r. and s. P. railroads has been in Prescott for the past feE days arranging with merchants snC others for the shipment of good from San Francisco vi.t he Needles ant A h Fork. II is 2e3 miles l, s raIIroadiug than by Maricopa anc 75 miles less wagon transportation
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