Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
\, A. a,oRRoRD. Editor.
Thursday, :. December 3. 1884

FFrom Fridays Daily.l
 More mud on the tapis.
 Leap year almost here.
 Three days more of 1888.
 Major C. H. Veil is in town to- day.
 The stages began fording the river yesterday.
 The New Palace still keeps up it's : holiday boon.
 Hazy weather to-day and pro> mise of more rain.
 us Marshal Tidball has gone east for his family.
 California tz receiving its quan- tum of mOisture, The stage routes sere reported in very bud condition.
 Dr. Ainsworth $ caMsia'e for Mayor of Prescott.
 The Murphy murders are cN the string in the Tucson courts, The roads are "..orrid'' with a 1 prosH~ct Of being more go. Maj Ingalls is erg..ae3 IT the 1 study of Salt River v-l--y e.;alssi- ogy.
 The mail continues to cross -.Ge river Tn boats. Fordt4as is yet inn practicable.
 Messrs. ya. .-1acobs 6s Co. have be> gun 10 move into their new store room to-day.
 Messrs J. ]. Henley. of Kansas, aui R. Baager, of Tucson arrived at the Phoenix to-day.
 z Get ready to tile up all your old bills and start into ths new year with clean record.
 The east has been having very heavy storms, especially n tho states bordering on tLe Ohio valley,
 The Grand Jury empanneled by Judge French u investlgat the late court room feacas ia Prescott have asked to be Gsseaarsej stating that they are uaAtle to continue the ia> vestigatioa further owing to the condition of injured parties, McAtecr and Moore sill belng uncertain.
 Mr. and Mrs. NJ. \. Barnes, of vulture, paid the HERALD cf1ice a pleasant visit yestes,iay afternoon.
 The Enightsof Pythias will have pubiic ilsteI' 5lon of officers on the o<eniug ol sanuary 1, 1881. tobe followed hy q hop. and an oyster supper at the Bank Exchange.
 Elisha Givens. the stage robber, ~Az sentenced by Judge French to niue years Imprisonment at De.roit, Michigan.
 Sheriff Paul took Mover and Rob, eris to Yuma. Mover goes to Yuma for life for the murler of Levy, and Roberts goes three years for stealing two pairs of socks.--Tstizea.
 Mir. Wm. Isaac informs us that he has several acres Of volunteer barley that is up about three fees high and a piece of volunteer wheat. part of which is ic blossom and the re- mainder heading.
 On ME~Sharp's place above town is piece of volunteer wheat wLich is nearly ready to cut the third lime. It was cut early for grain. and again Tn the milk for hay and is again as we have said about ready to be cut | for hay.
 Dr. 0. c. Wheeler, who was here 1 recently was on private business and | not, as our cotemporary stated, ol | railroad business. His favorable l account of our valley will, how..ver, go long way with capitalists and i railroad men.
 May Woodman has been pardoned d l from the penitcHtiary on condition that she leave the Territory at once and continue to reside beyond the | limits of Arizona. If she should re~ turn to the Territory she may again be imprisoned U serve out her term. The Baptist social was not so fully ! attended last evening as was desire- able owing 10 other attractions in town such as the mas0nic lnstalla> 1 tons and an inpromptu hop; but ! those who were present Ina d {. very | pleasant time. Tn gold watch and | chain was voted to Miss Hersnn as 1 most popular lady of the association. i The HERALD has large number | of outs anding sub crlptio IS and | other dues for which bills will be | presented the first of January. We i wish to begin with he year "evcn'' and to this end mast urge those ow- ing the HERALD small am ,unts to settls up. Our entire income is made up of these small amounts and we are ihe.ef)re obige1 u follow | them up We hope our pltroas will | be ready 10 meet us half way and | adjust our accounts.
 
 Reavis, the alleged owner of the Perillta graut, passed through Tue son day or two eg9- He has inst i :turned from the c y of N ,xic,,