Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-16
LOCAL LINES.

No light on the Huachuca mur-
ders as yet.
Highest cash price for eggs al
Whepley's.
Tucson was excited over the ''re-
suit in Ohio"
Values govern prices at Dillon 6
Kenealy's. Come and see.
The Albuquerque Fair closed last
Sunday and was splendid success.
Elk Chief Justice C. G. w. French
will enter upon the practice of law
in Prescott.
A car load of choice potatoes just
received at Geo. F. Coats
The Quijotoa Bonanza is shipping
large lot of machinery 10 the
mines via Tucson.
Pleasant, furnished rooms to rent.
Inquire at Judge Tweed's office.
a band of San Carlos scouts is in
town as witnesses in some of the
United States cases.
Call for Boca beer at the Boca
Beer Depot.
Bids are invited for a new hospital
and repairs to the old one and 10
tie barracks at Fort Mcdowell.
Bios 10 be opened on the 25th inst.
Fresh Ra-ch Butter at W. L
Whepley's-
A social dance will be held this
evening at 1linor's hall in honor of |
Mr. North Wilcox, of Fort Mo-
DoHell, who is now visiting in town.
Several nice ranches to rent. In
qulre of P. K. Hickey.
Frank Murphy of Prescott has
been playing a match game of bill
lizards in Albuquerque with one
OIero. Murphy lost by about 80
points.
Lumber for sale cheap at the
SlaBkard corral. All sizes.
I {. q. Bean held large meeting in
Yuma last evening for that place.
AdVIces from there this morning in.
dictate that he made many friends
as he did here.
Fresh lines at the Phoenix Cash
Store.
Another quartz mill is in prospect
FOR The Immediate future of Lave
Greek A five stamp mill will be
put up in the course of a few weeks
on some new mines.
" alter shares in the Grand Canal
for sale or rent. Inquire of Philip
K. Hickey.
Albuquerque Is overrun by thieves
anu safe cracks doubtless attracted
TO that place by the fair now closed
Look ut for an eruption of that sort
of stock here during the fair.
Do not forget the opening and big
bargains tomorrow at Dillon 81 Ken.
ealy's. All goods marked in plain
fgures and strictly one price.
Nj. Rodgers of Phoenix went ;
over to -Pinal last week looking fer
a horse rae, aud went home $500
out of pocket. He found the race
ard olso that the Pinal horse was
racer.-Florence Enterprise.
R. E. Harrington HIS a new 90 ;
ton, Rankin & braton, wa ter-jacket
smeller for sale cheap for cash.
Dir ]. 1. Ayers, of San francisco. 8
= celebrated mining expert, accom~
panied by Dir. o. +. horton, of
this place, left Tor Prescott to>day to ,
@laiue and report upon the Pine {
Spring mine in the interest of San I
Francisco capitalist. {
The campaign is now open, and
Dillon & Kenealy are the peoples
low Iari fl candid ates for Dry Goods,
Furnishing Goods, Clothing, etc. =
Dir. R. l.. Long, Republican cam
didate for Superintendent of Puplic
instruction, left last evening for
Tilal. He will go south and meet
G. c. Bean at Tucson tomorrow
night. He expects to return to this
county and 20 on north.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Coyle. Chief of Fire I
Department, Houston, Texas, writes
that while in discharge of his duties
he was very severely injured by
falling wall. He could scarcely
move about when be was induced TO
try st Jacobs Oil, the magical pain
Felieevr, and TO his surprise ne was (
cured of his lameness.
House and sign painting, paper
hanging, kalsomining, &C., Maris
& Gooch, east side Court street. 4
Maris q Gooch, painters, are turn
ing out some fine carriage work.
Shop east side Court street.
Mrs. Clark has just returned to
the city with a fine assortment of
new millinery. Call and examine
her stock next door to the Gregory
House.
Mr.. Geo. D. Clrak, the affable
jeweiler who has done business in
our city for several years, is offering
mis- fine sleek of watches and jewelry
al bee rock prices. in order to close
up his business here. He will leave