Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-14
From Saturdays Daily. ]

From Saturdays Daily.
 Qrijotoa stock is worth ss per shale in San Francisco.
 The first Prescott malls for about a weekireached us.today.
 Looking for mud scows to navi- ga;e the streets with.
 ,Tohniie Loosley, at the Cabin ct Saloon, has an Arizona worm" five fee; eight inches long, with twelve rattles and button.
 The Pons- Brook comet, which has made su h fast time across our sky, wi. appear agsiu in 1855.
 Peach trees about town are in bloom. One ia Judge Alsap's or> ehar'l has been ID bloom for about two weeks.
 The NcCracken mill is now, ,ru h. nIng satisfactorily, with small force. A large number Of work men are waiting there hoping for an increase of the working force.
 There fs break.in the water pipe that leads srem Seymour to the Yul- turc works. A large number of em- ploycs were sent along the line to locate the break, and the interrup- lion will be temporary The Vulture stamps are expected to be Humping away century from now with the same monotonous bullion output.
 Mrs. F. G. Kellogg 7, 50 E Seth st., says the New York Morning Journal, " partially paralyzed, and lay for seven days m convulsions. She was unable to leave her bed, an.l was as helpless as child. She was induerd to try St. Jacobs OH as last chance. She improved from the first applica- tion, and by its continued use, she has recovered.
 The d. penderce of man upon wheat bread for his best nourish- ment makes it import. mt that the bread be light and pa'atable to be easy of digestion. Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the best means we have for securing those erds. 4 nation of bousekcepers have been using it for years and fonnd t always the same, pure and healthful
 Pro-. Geo. " Drew, late of the widely and favcrab'y known "Sa, k .tt Schco.," of Oakland, has come to Phoenix on account of health, and wishes limited number of pupils for instruction in ordinary English branches, higher mathematics CT the classics, either ere or all. His an> nouncemeut will be made through these columns in g day or two.
 Mir. N. Rosenthal and wife reached Phoenix last evening after an ad- venturous trip of six days from San Francisco, through flood, washout, and delay generally. The fair bride has an interesting story to relate of her expe fence on ferry boat, canoe mud wagon and raj road train, on her bridal tour. We know that we simply give expression to the senti> ment of the community when We w welcome these worthy people among us.
 We are pleased to day to intro- duce to our readers in and about Phoenix Mrs. Geo. ". Drew, who has recently arrived in our city from Oakland. Mrs. Drew comes among us on account of the health of her husband, and for the purpose of giv- Ing instruction in vocal and instru- mental music, in both of which she is perfectly accomplished, and we do not hesitate to say she is one of the best teachers in her line on the Pacific coast. We have known her for number of years, under cir> cumstances where we had an oppor> tuniiy to compare her talent with others, and know of what we speak. Real her advertisement elsewhere.
 The Mexicans and Italians who are working in the gold placers be- tween here and the Colorado river are said to wear white shirts, smoke purOs, and actually pay for their drinks-a state of affairs that gives crederce to the report that A miner took out $500 of gold during the Christmas ram. The present deluge, if proporlionaiely productive, has made a set of bloated bond holders of them. Tn our minds eye we see the Coloradu's waters lifted to these unusually 1ich-tested, and indis- putably rich-placer fields, and the Yuma Sentinel crying for legisla- ton against slickens, which will in- jure her palm groves and oranges Yuma is playing Rip Van Winkle, and will some day wake ur and look souihward lover q mot luxuriani country