Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-07-24
FROM Saturdays Daily. ]

from Saturdays Daily.
The Republican Club has already
100 members, and Is rapidly receivinz
signatures.
To-day, July 18th, is the 23d ar,
nivtrsary of The first session of The
Confederate Congress.
The Florence Enterprise says ths
last term Of Court cost The count,
of Pinal sS,o57 SIS, and yet the court
was adjourntd before single case
bad been tried.
A meeting will be held at the
Lemon Hotel iosnight by the mem
bers of the Library Association, to
determine whether the library shall
be transferred 10 the Reading Room
The Mexican population will hold
meeting tomorrow to arrange for
the celebration of the independence.
Day of Mexico, beginning on the
evening of Se9tem her 18Th and con-
tinuing over the 10Th.
The Sheriff advertises. by posters,
the sale of rye number of stock
ami some valuable farming nuchin
cry at Mr.. John H. Isaac's, near
Phoenix, On Saturday, July Goth.
The jury IN the case of McNa-
mara vs. Orme, Sheriff, fer the re-
. plevin Of some attached furniture,
gave verdict thai the sheriff return
the goods or paY $3.50 to the plaint-
if.
The gram receipts in Phoenix are
very heavy just row, and an Im>
mense gu nifty is being stored.
Eleven wagsn-ioads stood In pro-
cession at Smiths warehouse to>day
at one time, waiting turn to be UNI
loaded.
The Arizona Canal Company has
only two more miles of canal not
yet under process of excavation.
They have ordered 10000 pounds of
powder which will complete the
blasting. if estimates are correct.
The water is being taken rapidly.
Harvesting will probably be fn-
ished during the coming week.
uarvs sting in this valley is quite
interesting, the reaping and thresh-
ing being dcne at the same time.a and
requiring a large force of men.
The kitchen is bnIlt on wheels. and
moves from field TO field with the
headers and threshcrs.
Demarbaix & Cox have been so
fortunate as to release their Red
Rover mine from the incubus that
lately oppressed it. They are laying
in supply of provisions to>day and
will go out to morrow to begin work
in the mine. This is probably one
of the beet mines in The Territory,
and the owners are to be congratu-
lated.
DIR Prices Special Flavoring Tx
tracts may cost a few cents more
than The common kinds, yet they
are the cheap,st for they require
much less in quantity. and when
nsed in cakes, pies, puddings etc.
make them delightful and whole
some, We have yet to see the house
mn M e that was not satisfied with DR..
Prices Flayors.
Mr.. I. Jacobs, We learn. intends
to open bis restaurant about the first !
of August. Mr.. Jacobs, known |
among his intimate acquaintance
as ''Jakey," formerly kept the Grand |
Restaurant in Tombstone, and it
was elegantly equipped, having, we
believe, twelve hundred dollar
sesselssed floor. His restaurant
here will not be so costly. but the
public may expect first class,
clean, weIl-cooked meal. We pre-
dict success for Mr.. Jacobs.
Prescott lumber mills must look
out for their southern lumber trade,
and to refrain it the price of lumber
at she mills must be reduced. Our
business men have been losdipg
with lumber on return trips from
Prescott, but this Will probably
prove proftless in the future. Luln-
Der is now being shiprel from
Flagstaff via Albuquerque, Deming,
Maricopa, quite 900 miles by rail,
then hauled 30 miles b. wagons to
Phoenix and sod at SIS per thousand
less than when brought from Press
cot'. When the Needles and the
Yuma bridges are restored lumber
can be laid dow n at MAricopa much
cheaper than at present The Flag
staff lumber is excellent, quite equal
ntIle Nevada lumber which is
to this Aaarket. Oar need
cannot be overestimat-
Ell; and he f-ct that lumber is
shipped 300 miles rail then 80
miles by wagon cheaper S3an = ean
be sent 100 miles by waefirf from
Prescott IS an unanswer4ble argL,
ment in favor of railroads.. ~
[From Mondays Daily. ri
The thermometer has just begun