Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-29
News Of the Week.
From saturdar.s p.ilr.l

Mr J. Curtis is in from Yulier
 today.
 Another auction at the courihOus
 today
 Prcscotts new hotel is &beut com.
 pleled.
 Minieg meu are peculiarly active
 now dsys.
 J.D. Boyd, or Tsnto Ts&sin, S
 town fer day or two
 T. W. Brown is of on trip 'in
 side.'
 Rev. windes sold his house and
 lots today at auction for $650.
 Tom Fitch has hung out his card
 ss attorney at law on Broadway
 X. I.
 Mrs. Bridgeman 6 Cunningham have just rece1vc.l large stock or Spring Millinery gods. Give them call.
 Huper's W1gezi.e for April is at hand WI h q number of fire articles, especially "English Farmers" and --Au English Nation"
 Cold winds are prevailing and those who have dcnned their sum zner suits arc creeping into some thing more substantial.
 The town is on trial today fin the person of Mayor Shaw for allowing ssater to flood the streets.
 A slight "onpleasanin,-s occur- red last evening between eue of our well known hotel men and a waiter. Result, one waiter less in the estab- 3ishment. Noses all secure
 The City of Phunix has been ar rested on complaint that water has been allowed 10 overflow the streets, by the County Attorney. Yesterday | arr. sts were made Of the Mayor ard | all the members of he Council who could be found.
 A stylish Chinese funeral took place this afternoon at which the band turned out to discourse sweet music for the departed, who was a member of the Chinese Masonic lodge here. His personal effects were buried with him.
 A suit was brought against some of the theatrical people for assum ing name, yesterday, but the mat ter was allowed to drop, so VIC un- dcrstand
 Baptist services will be held at inc Church or Washington street at Il o'clock Sunday morning. Rev. U. Gregory preaching. Sunday school at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the Chapel.
 The Sentinel continues the good work of nnEIhilating a man by the name of Davis, of Mo lesto, who so deserted his wife who was taken down with smallpox while n Yuma.
 MT. Clark, our genial jeweler who 'or some time past has been located n Porterie & Co.'S drug store, has -ented window and counter room | Mir. Goals store, where he now displays fine lot of new jewc'ry .tc., and will continue the business sf clock, jewelry, and watch repair ng.
 (FrOm Mondays DAnr.1 MT. Polhimus is absent on trip o Maricopa.
 Travel from Tucson to Sonora has aopped on account of the Indian ont ages.
 Ned Nestell takes the manage ment of tue Palace Varieties, Tomb stone. Attorney General Churchill left by he Black Canyon route for Prescott, yesterday
 The Tombstone paprrs are fuli of Indian editorials and details of mas 'acres- S. E. Patton to day received the contract for building a two-story 'rarne dwelling for Simon Novinger 70 cost twenty-five hundred dollars.
 Patton, the brakeman on trial for causing the Tehachapi disaster, was found not guilty, the jury being out but seven minutes.
 Jesus Grijalva who resides in the part of town died suddenly ,n Saturday night, it is thought from an overdose of medicine. He was buried from the Catholic Church yesterday afternoon, Father Bloise officiating.
 We are sorry to chronicle to-day the death O: the little daughter of MT. and Mrs. Vim. s. Mcdonald. The child was very bright, beauti- ful little girl in the sweetest bloom of you tn when the grim reaper her up 10 bloom among his boquets of immortal life.
 The Ouerland Monthly for April is on our table to day. The O0erland is the Pioneer of literature on the Pa cifc slope, and is crowding up 10 the standard of eastern magazines with all the energy of our western civili- zatIon. The number before us has