Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-07
I From Fridays Daily l

lo8 CO'tOnWOpu trees are u1Iier- going their ansual p uiing.
 Time to be looking out for garden sesds.
 he boys :.t flle Eclipse saloon are
 ling up in handsome siyle.
 If you want tree to gr,w hign don't cut .fT The central shoot
 The Arizona Pioneers met, or were 10 meet, at Tucson, last night,
 Attend the auction sale of the Uaipn Sabb .th School property t1- morrow.
 Gesuinc Imported Guinesse's extra stout Donblin at Shernaa'5 family Linuor store.
 The delinquent tax list of the county will be published on Mon- day.
 A stranger named W. 8. Morgan died and was buried at Tues Il, a day or tws since.
 Nothing farther has been heard from Shaw, the slayer of Melee, at GiIlett Sheriff Henkel, of Fava, F pal, is, however, following hiu up.
 The noted seedsman James Wick, eff Rpche-t ter, N. Y, favoFs the HER. AID office with package of valua ble seeds.
 Long lines of stately cedars are being felled In Riverside, Cal , to nuke way for fruit trees.
 That mos. beneficial or1rr, the A. O. U. ", of Tueson, have had at literary and musical banquet highly spoken of by the Citizen.
 P. W. Aacondray. of Maconaray & Co. the noted wine dealenEo of San Francisco, died, few days since, of softening of the brain.
 The heavy gilt metal fgnres have been fixed to tbe dials CD the eonrt~ house tower. and we understand the eleck will soon be in running order.
 MT. Montana. the enterrris:ng manager of Sherman's Family I.iq- Eor Store, is receiving some of the finest brands Of Sherry and Por> tha the market affords.
 Of tbe two thousand copies ef Pat Hanilion's Resources" re- celved by Secretary Van ArmaR for distribution. l5ss than fifty copies remain, SO great has been the de- mazd fxom ali sources for them. A second edition, bound in cloth. would find ready market if sold at a rea> sonsble pKoc.-MiasT
 Every body seems to think this fine weather for rain, but then il don't rain any more than if they thought aothing about it.
 Thdee is more grabbi Hg for land in the Salt River Valley, just no~. than there Is for mines in thesQui- JOtCa county, 4 heavy mercantile establishment of Contention has pulled up stakes and started for Quijotoa. with ten teasns loaded down with freight.
 Fhe Courier intimafes that "ail is EAt serene on the Arizona canal" T1 xx,f,z7 is S-oforo ;c ~of lxDa1.-0 Eara Everything is going as nicely as could be wished, so far as this por> ton of the country knows.
 Dr. L. H. Goodrich leaves today for trip of Q few weeks to Globe and other portions of the Territory. He will return 10 Phoenix to res main few days before his final de> pariure for the eas'. Prof, Treadwell will leave in a few days for Chihuahua, to examine 1 and report CD several mines ID that state for English capitalists. The | Professor will also visit New York 1 before returning to Prescott.-MIner. Letters from our pioneer citizens, Hon, J. T. AIsap and Guige DeFor> est Porter to c. D. Poston, concern ing their esteem of inc Pioneer As socistion of Asisoua, appear in the Citizen.
 A smelter will be immediately | erected at Blackberry, though at the present there is neither smelter nor mill running in Mohave Yavapai county, but with the opening of spring grand boom is exposed.
 A Prescott exchange says: The Indian scares so vigorously boom cd by our morning contemporary, un> der inspection vanishes like needy creditors before dun, and the pros pects for the exhilarailng excitement of an Indisn outbreak are as slim as he'chances of snowfall ID the old orthodox hades.
 Strangers play variations on the name QuIjotoa and frequently avoid the pronunciation by saying ''the new mines near Tucson" Indian names in 1he west are governed by the Spanish pronunciation, similar to the continental pronunciation of Latin. We say Kee-ho-to-a, with the accent on the last O, which is loag.-
 Al Inc sale of the old courthouse property, today, the bidding was fair, considering the scarci fly of clsh. The first bid was s2,5O0, and finally the property ran up to S4,450, at