Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-21
lFrom Fridays Daily ]
Business imnro yiug slightly.


 The great Horticultural Hall of the New Orleans Exposition is iin- Ishcd and will remain the perma- nrnt property of that city after the exposition
 The Bureau of Accommodation of rhe Worlds Fair is making al the present time canvass of New Orleans in order to find out the namcs of reputable persons who de> sire 10 receive boarders and dodgers during the Exposition season. The register when completed, will be open to the use of strangees free of charge, and they can thereby see al O glance what accommodation can be had as well as what prices are charged in all respectable boarding hcu es.
 The Board of Management of the Wo1li's Fair has authorized the Director General to procure Bsith- oldi's statute of Liberty, if possible. for few weeks in order that in may be exhibited to all nations before it is finally placed on its pedestal on ! Bedloe's Island. The great work of \ the patriotic artist is about 10 De shippcd to this country on board of French man-of-v~r The larg> est vessels afioat can steam up the .sississippi river to within few hundred feet of the Exposition building at New Orleans.
 A committee to investigate the work done on the Quijotoa and Maricnpa road, composed of Messrs. Gregory. Rood and John Collins, returned yesterday They report the trip as very tedious and hard. They drove through to Quijotoa when they stopped day and found .hc place perfectly dead, though work is being pushed on in the mines with all possible force that can be used, ana, as reported with Esod- prospects Fhrce-fourIhs of y the town, however. seems to be "for reur' Or "for saIc'' The report ot the committee on the road has not yet been handed in-
 rPat Hamiltcu's ResouTcesof Arizo, b IS meeting with deserved success His agent in this county, MT. Hall has taken an unprecedented number of orders for the work and does not begin to be through. It should be remembered by those who desire this valuable work that It is sold exclusively by subscription and should lose no time in sending in their orders. MT. Hamilton has completed the literary work with the exception of a few data from distant parts of the Territory for which be is waiting He will leave For San Francisco in a very few days to attend to the publishing of his work.
 A Atradesman in the north of France On opening n money drawer, found scraps which oD examination, turned out to be the paper of the Bank of France. Fivs notes of a thousand Afrancs each heSnteen appearently
 was ascertained
 could only be
 was set to catch the
 femnants in the drawer carefully collected, and an laler the nibbler was taken. ediately the mouse was con. to veterinary surgeon, put to and dissected. Its stomach ped the undigested meal of The pieces were matched nmed together--Baak Note peived private advices last
 om a reliable party at
 taling that justice is about
 ed out to a party of Mexi.
 thieves, presumably from
 Mountains iu the eastern | . 6 Territory, who have op- 1
 that neighborhood for |
 past on quite an exten>
 Our informant states | . loses from Martinez and I
 have been missing
 nt of these brigand~
 An, and euspicion rest
 Mexicans, they were
 by the parties whose
 stolen. Their rem
 covered in the noun
 stle creek aud the
 search also dis
 H of head of horses
 iitte=ent parties that
 l in the ravines in
 The interested party
 ker of the two in
 pt atiembt to rescue
 but quietly retrnced
 teiope where posse f nd started last Mon>
 1d to fhIs business
 shieves. They were
 N determined, and
 nfenaien of taking
 owni hands as far as
 Ia o1 tuis band was
 aS.g an example
 Mto operate