Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-20
TFrom Fridays Daily ]

eolislated is exi cc:ed 10 arrive in te wn ibiS evening.
 rack train of twcnty~four ani- E ,nals was .ca,i d kefe this morning with flour and barley for Peek.
 Trade to the w.slwaid is eam- pl.teiy cut .lf, and i- likely to re- main so for two or tl.rce We Ks to come
 I.is ststed llai Garland, the cons trae or. is seain ab nt to begin the construction of the Prese o't and A4h Fork road.
 4 fire cngire is now constructed to ain y horsepower, and is said 10 l., nearly os effective IS inc team ire eDeine, and al much less cost.
 The Salt river has again fallen to rear the fnidif poInt and is rapidly going down. The Gila,. however continues on tie rampage, and is pi.viig hob with the railroad to- ward Yuma.
 A fellow compelled to live alone is r..thtr lone o;ne crowd. and when whole town or section Of caunt,y is out of from commanica~ ton and commercial It Iation win iLc out>idc w.rld, it is abont as nuch noneniity as the isolated man
 The information rcachcs Us flat twenty-cigIt miles of the Southern Pacific road m So'edad canyon is so ladIy destroyed that rev surveys gre nee, ssai.y. and it will be constructed entirely anew.
 The report rcachi' g here tbat the A. road was open proves to be 2 nlis akc. I, is only open from The Needles eastward. The portion he> tween s:oiave apl The Needles is badly destroyed ard will not be in runn.rs order for three weeks yet Velily the Southern Pacific folks ar. having hard time of t.
 A Providence, R. l., man has just built a as,eam hamm.r that strikes three.ton blow. The machine has Lcen secured y the HERALD office as an assistant to the fighting ed- fer, and will be set Ap Tn the un- rcad exclange corner, for inc ac~ C, mmcda ion of visitors
 The County Recorder has on hand mining location nsiice claiming ssnp oi land 1 800 feet long and 600 feet wide, located on supposed lode, but where is not stated. neither has the name or names of parties been attached. IL will probably re- quire scne swearing to identify that mine, should it be come necessary.
 The HERALD IS under obligations ts Bro. <. E. Fay for an invitation to attend q ball at Flagstaff Didn't | krow tha' our 'Iisht, fantastic pro s-livities had made themselves known l SO far to inc frcnt. Sorry we can't | indulge with you, owing to some little difficulties in the way; Lut then we feel the obligation we are under, all the same.
 Articles of incorporation are being prepared today fer the formation of company for the purpose of ferry ing or b;idging the Gila and Salt rivers between Mar:ccpa and Phoe- nix. For the present, we believe 1t is the intention of inc company 10 these streams, and boats VIII be built as sUeazAs possible.
 The sririiualistic blk, Hall, vi ho paid Phoenix his compliments a few weeks ago, has turned up in Silver City, N. NJ, as purchaser of empty beer b. tiles. After securing q cars lead he borroNed some money on them, "blew is in'' at faro and skipped. His victims, however at taehcd the bottles before they Jeff, and thus for dollar blk will get Q ten cent sati= faction.
 Mr A. A SymoDds, who, for the { past two months has been ''cxpert- , ing the HERALD books, to OFT great accommodation, sewers his connec- tieu with us tod1y. Mr. Symonds is , an p.ished accountant and gentleman with whom 1t is a pleas <, use to do business. Ne wish we had business enough to afford to pay him thousand dollars a month 10 stay with the concern. Prescott is 10 have a S.. Patrick's b'.ll; her school teachers are getting - too large salaries; her town council i, and employers ar. fighting; she has no way ef getting feight in from :. Ash Fork, sl'e fails to get any mail n and her citizens are entertaining I, them elves by pitching the horse s sh. to while away the lime. Yer t ,ilr,- -Prescatt las about az much n trouble as Phornix. |, The funeral services of Miss Nola Wilson will take place from the resi- s denee of her parents opposite Mrs. y B wants place this afternoon at f e o'clock Ter death is a reculiaIy il sa, circumstance from the fact that $ but few days since she was in II school among her associates, fuil of n health and iigor, and was a young G and promising girl greatly esteemed A by all who knew4.er. May the blow d be tennerafe 10 hrr mnuining par. ] 2