Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-13
Cold atmosphere today .

Seed sweet potatoes st Whepley's.' Call for Boca beer at the Bocs Beer Depot.
 The Rev. AdsFhs left for Tuosor by this mornings coach The Prescott cdach got ln on time yesterday and today
 Cold nights thrsaten frost and s nipplng ot the peach crop, just now The insane man Caufman wa: taken away this morning on his way back to Missouri.
 A neat office, in an eligible local ity, to rent on reasonable terms. In quire al the HERALD office.
 Nine prisoners contemplate tn C beauties of the interior of the new jail. Two of these are iusane. About thirty civil cases have heen flied so far for tke appIoach'ps term 10 court
 The Baptist gospel meetings are in progress et the Tabernacle, and will probably be continued for some days.
 Fine London Layer RaIsins, crys- tallized fruits, oranges, apples, and choice candies, received ut Whep- ley's today. U Saturday next will be the last day
 nEan be filed 10 be ordered oD tic
 kar at the opening of the April "a of court.
 Delegate Oury is doing everything in his power to have the salaries of ihe territorial legislators increased ffom t4 to s5 per day.
 No mail from the south found their Way to Phoenix yesterday. It is expected that we will receive something this evening, however.
 BOARD in a private family for a few select boarders. Location cons venIent, board of the best. rates req sonable. Inquire at the HERALD office.
 The friends of NIT. L. K Hager, the gentleman who was so seriously crushed by his wagons, will be glad to learn that there is promise of maiyelously quick recovery.
 FoR SALE-A nice, marble-top set of furniture, almost new, with pict- ures, ctrpei, lounge, etc, on reason able terms. Inquire at the HERALD office. 1w
 At the request of the Tucson bar, Judge French will preside at tie ext term of court in that place tn be held as soon as the Judge is abI to travel.
 Mir. Avery, the contractor, is pre- 2aring model f.,r "a ferry boat which snme or our citizens are abou to bpi,d for the GIla. Tine boat W Il be 40 by 16 feet and will be built a. con as the lumber arrives.
 Judge D. H. Pinney and lady held a very pleasant reception last even> ing at their resl dence on Monroe street for the gentlemen of the ba of Phoenix and their ladies. The affair Is spoken of in most apprecia, tive terms by those present
 The Garden City Drug Store has the agency fnr the "Topsy," "Vil> lard" "Sunfiowcr," and "Oscar and Amanda" cigars, some of the finest brands in the market. A large stock now on hand, which will be supplied to dealers at San Francisco rates.
 Recent sdvices from Washington are to ihe effect, that if the bill providing for fourth justice in Arizona passes, which it probably will. it will do so as originally drawn If this is the case, it will deprive this country of the services of Judge Pinney, which would be generally regretted.
 The Ep'taph is pleased to note that the indignation ct the mur- der of Officer Roberts, winch at one time threatened to burst all bounds, with the result of lynching Adams, int f,f allowing the law to take it's course. This is right; while mot violence is rarely, if ever, justified, it certainly is not under the law here.
 Having purchased the stationery and photographic business formerly C. W. Catton's, I beg to announce to the pubic that 1 have secured the services of Chas. B. Noe, formerly of Virginia City, Nevada, and also of San Francisco, Cal, who will take charge of the Photograph gallery I would respectfully solicit the pat- ronage of one and all. W ork guar anteed satisfactory.
 A. w CAPTION.
 A very serious case of dirhtheria is reported in the family of Mrs. Wilson, just out of town on tn t Prescott road. It would be well for all concerned to see that back yards, vaults diiches, etc, were cleaned up and disinfected at once. as the dis ease depends largely for its contIn-