Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17
Thursday. 5snuary IF. 1888
I From Fridays Daily.]

The Qaljotoa road viewers win cave on their trip to>morrow.
 Brother Marion has turned another volume of his very excellent Courier.
 We learn that Abbott proposes to get out writ of habeas carcass in Csddy's case.
 Tucson continues to spor. those double-and-twisters called water melons.
 WA. Cuddy, of the Episaph took his departure this afternoon for the south. Abbott says be has run him out of town.
 We receive inquiries almost daily concerning the price of land Ia the Salt River Valley.
 Tombatone scens to be moving to the Quijotoa mines. Phocnicians tAink they are doing well enough at home.
 The boy Sotelo arrested day or two since for stealing S1O5 from Orosco is on examination to day be- . fore Justice Morris.
 Charley Inman and Billy Brews- ter late of the Little Palace theatre VI here, will open similar cssablish> melt on their own account in Tue son on Saturday evening.
 The Miner and Courier continue " their uninteresting lowering The . press and people of the Territory \ had h pped that with the advent of a new editor for the Miner they wo1ld no longer be bored. A rumor is on the street this even ing that 2 tunnel in the Vulture mlne has partially caved in and shut ii some of the miners, We can trace 1t to no reliable source.
 Brigham Yong Jr. and MT. 4. L. BicDonald arrived from Mesa City last evening and are stopping at the Gregory House. To-day they took ride down the valley to lock 6 th 8 country.
 Fs most heantiful fence around lots the Arbor Vita should be SC cat and now is the time to transplan them. It IS thick grower. easily tcsmned to any desirable form ant in two or three years presents a living wall of green. It should bt kept sheared down to two and 6 half to three feet high to look the test.
 To>day we publish the advertise ment of MT. A. J. Macdonald, the carpenter and builder who did the iuside work on the new Ellis build, jag. He has erected a shop across Jfarioopa street from the old Hooper building and will move his family here, occupying the new house re- gently put up ID Adams street by Ms. Tweed. 3Ir. Macdonald Is 8 first class workmen. Bee his sdver> tisemeal.
 The mails from the west were de 1ayed this forenoon by a stop on the railroad somewhere on the Mo have desert, presumably from tbe severe Rand storm that ragged yester' day.
 The address of Mrs. J. M. Garcia of Arizona, is unknown by her brother, Henry Livermore, of Gllroy, who wishes to inform her Of her fathers death. with other news of importance Arizona papers please copy.
 The Odeon Theatre with Willie and Gus Peters attracts everything able to walk, these evenings. They are up f1 their business and with Seno- rita Marie and Billy Doyle rather get away with anything in their line Of business that has yet made an ap- pearance in Phoenix. Don't think you have lived long enough till you have seen Willie Peters as the "Jer- sey lily.''
 Several petitions have been res ceived by the members of the Su- preme Court from Southern Arizona asking that sn adjourned term of the Court be held in Tucson in Feb ruary next. The petition will not be granted, we understand, as the Court has neither time nor means to hold such a session, even If it felt so dis posed, which we understand it does not.-Afner.
 The Hon. Geo. F. Coats returned from his trip to Yuma where hs at tended meeting of the Prison Con- mission, the business on hand being the settlement of quarterly accounts. He also paid Los Angeles 2 flying trip and oD the return trip was de- layed for five hours on the San Der nardino plains beyond Colton by one Of the most severe sand storms that section has ever experienced No trains were wrecked. The train from the west reached Maricops al seven this morning and the western mail came in at three o'clock this afternoon.
 The announcement made day or two ago that man had been lynch cd at the Needles is supplemented by the following explanatory dis patch:
 "This place has recently been in fested with bad gang of bunkc steerers, rustlers and confidence mer A.. 1