Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-03-02

ly Pacific from the east is said to
ct quite heavy now. Most ot the traf
~ passing wcsi are well loaded. G.:
a. fornia must be receiving Il Iar
= nun.bc oi vi it0rs
Tic cattle d sheep men of n,
n Mexico have got ap il row, the san
I, old wool and hide squa5ble.
{ From cards printed at this cnic
: we Learn that rattle is soon to tai
place, the proceeds OF which a.c
b.. used in paying the salary {
Father Bloise.
DR.. Wharton has sold out his Walt
able property on tic east sd of tn
plaza 10 Mr. Frank kirkland. pose.
sion to be given the first, proxino.
Poslm ,ster Mowrcy has just re
ceived orders for the mail contract
or on the rcu.e between Ph,ani,
and Mcdowell to carry daily mai
between Phoenix and Tempe, service
20 begin March 1G, 1883.
Mr.. E. Il. Fowell, formerly OF
this place, bat who has been absent
for me time on visit TO Penusyl-
vahia, return. d this morning on the
early stage He still owns property
in town and comes to occupy it.
When one fellow nlaslfes another
chaps nose with his fist they call it
s'slngging," now days, and the lead
ing character is "slugger;" not long
since he was "bruiser," and in the
roiite days of our forefathers he was
a prize fighter.
Tie report reaches us that
MIR. john Ii. Isaac, who accompa-
nied his father to Tucson, was taken
quite i'll on his arrival there, but is
1ow recovering.
The wife ami brother of Hon. 8.
E. Webb were visiting him The latter
part of last week, but started for
heir home in Phoenix Yesterday
norning C0urter. From which we
nfer that Mr.. Webb is recovering.
A Sigh. "unpleasantness" occur-
ID last evening between couple f
itizens, which is being adju- ted in
ndge Richards's Court to-day.
''The Phenlx HERALD says: 'Mr.
rent Kirkland has accepted a posi-
on with Rosenthal 81 Kutner', of
Iat place. What Kirkland? Can
be he OF the elegant soprano voice
ID giraffe-like waltz that we knew
our boyheod 81 GObe Chronscle
The Boston Journal Of Chemistry
nks gl'rcose VII he the sugar of
future. 1t can be made from i.
n and potatoss in climates where
,aT will not grow nor the sugar
II be cultivated with profit.
lie smallpox alarm in Colorado
bee ming general. Tie Lead
e public schools have been
'ed and second pest house es-
Iishef. Surrounding towns are !
bhshing quarantines. The very
eral prevalence of smallf OK all
: the west and south in scatter
cases suggests the approach of a
epiHg epi lemic of that Gisca
an increase Of its virulence. The
pie cannot he tro careful Eow. ri
'pt. Charley, of the Mar1copa
of Indians located on the river
W town, reports that six of the
icopas have smallpox; whether M
are of his band or lot is not un-
ood. 1t would be we'll, how
for our citizens TO exercise due
on, as from the general aspect PHI
fairs in all directions, an epi-
C of smallpox is imminent. We
through private sources that
are already eighty cases at
On; Colorado is full of it; it cx-
l the northern part of the Ter r
to a.considerablc extent. Pre-
We measures should be adopted sa-..
&c.
: citizen, Mr.. VIM. Isaac, now
cson, has been interviewed by
ttizen reporter with the follow "a "a
suit. Mr.. Wm. Isaac, Presi- 5siA
# the Grand Canal, of Phoenix, EEfH
he city This canal takes it's HER
of water from Salt river, and -
es 5000 miners inches, with a
two ond one-half feet to the WE
and irrigates twelve thousaad
IF land in the Salt river valley.
NAL cost 100000. Mr.. Isaac is
engineer by profession, and ~ =
ed that profession until he
10 Arizona, about seven years
He is now one of the largest
s in the Territory. At first
an in quite an humble way,
ought a few cattle, etc. By
TO business and an
gent application of advanced
ltural ideas, he has succeeded FICN
that he now cultIvates six
indred acres of very produc-
i'd. He plants chiefly TO bar
Il IN vi.1ds b;n donl,1o -, ~ Every
er acre than can possibly be
ID by the ordinary method of
g generally praCticed. His
lets him from $25 to $40 per
er year. Mr.. Isaac has two
d acres of alfalfa and suSC -
many head of fine graded
including some of the best
horses and cattle in the Ter