Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-01-12
fridays Locals.


Get flower gardens ready.
School begins next Monday.
Grass is beginning TO show III
green.
Our Legislators have been allowed
mileage for 23S miles each.
Mr. John Osborn will make visii
to the Red Rover in day or two.
Fine wild turkey shooting is re-
ported in northern Yavapsi county
Money is being raised to buy an
organ fer the II. E. Church, South
The Prescott members of the Leg
islsture are allowed mileage for 4
mile.
Cau a Republican Council and a
Democratic house agree on an appor-
tionment bill?
Travis has been doing some fancy
painting for himself in the shape Of
s handsome sign.
The Methodist Church ia having a
very handsome pulpit stained and
vanished by Travis.
Mr.. Minor is enclosing his new
lumber yard at the corner of Adams
and Montezuma streets.
The stages came in from both di-
rsctions loaded with expressage but
void of passengers to-day.
The Methodist Church South re-
ceived mum er of well finished and
comfortable seats to-day.
P. j. Bolan, of Graham County,
gets the largest string on mileage.
His distance is 1870 mil es.
The Denver Tribuns Almanac
reached our table this morning. 1t
is handsome little volume.
Mrs. Wooisey is having a plank
walk put down in front of her large
building occupied by Ellis & Co.
Mr.. Mayer returned yesterday
from the mountains, where he has
been after cattle for the past ten
days.
The special term cf the Yavapai
court is likely to dig up a disgusting
quantity of rottenness in various
precincts of that comfy.
The city lookup is now ready for
guests even to hair dozen pairs of |
blankets. The lookup proper is be-
ing enclosed by high adobe walls.
81 believe ST. Jacobs Oil to be the
very best remedy known to man
Kind" says Mr.. Roberts, business
of this paper.-Aitteaukee,
Wis.) Sentinel.
DR.. L. Fl. Goodrich will return to
Phoenix about the middle of Fcbru-
Try to remain for short time before
eturning to his home in Detroit.
Sec his card in to-day's HERALD.
The services of the Baptist Mis-
ion will. be held as usual at the
Presbyterian chapel next Sunday at
1 a m. and at 7 p. m. Morning
ubject, "Bretherly Love-" evening
ubject, Gospel Arithmetic"
Hr. A. A. P. Fitzgibbons leaves
his evening with large load of
for his mine en- Cave
'reek. He showed US assayer Por-
cries certificate showing $31.42
liver and $24 gold to the ton.
Mr.. ] G. Collier last evening re-
eived two sets of hosting apparatus
or mines. One of these he takes
ut to his Castle Creek Copper
laims and the other has been left
ere as sample, Mr.. Collier having
rocured the agency for the machin-
~. The sample il intended for ,
orse power. 6
Cochise congratulates herself and
in general on her good
lck in having members who take l
lie lead in the Legislature. She is
} be congratulated she has able
len in Prescott, men who dare to )
D. Maricepa congratulates her
If on her quiet, sincere workers.
Capt. Barry, of Kingston, Can, ,
wner of several lake vessels and j..
imsslf sailing master Of ons, says:
1, too, have been cured of the rheu-
atm by st. Jacobs Oil, tho Great
erman Remedy; and 1 know of ;
'veral others beside myself who
ave been cured of that dreadful
Iment in the same manner; it is t
nown upon the water just as we'll @
on the land, and is considered an I
valuable remedy. Z
Edward Everett Hale, Of Lower
'aterford, Vermont. writes the post a
sster of this city to find out the ii
hercabouts of Frank w. Hale, C
ON whom his mother has not il
card since March last, when he was a
orking on milk ranch eight miles
om town probably at Chandler's
nch, near Turquois) and used to D
eddie milk in Tombstone. He was r
'out 81 years old, 5 feet 10 inches |,
gh, with dark hair, and had stiff
lee, walking quite lame. Anyone !,
rowing of Mr.. Hale will confer =
vor on his family by writing to I
1ward Everett Hale, Lower Water q
rd, Vermont.-Toz1bsto Repu6Zi-