Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03
TFrom Saturdays Daily. ]
Nogales is reported as booming

The New Pal4cc Tbeatre continues to be headquarters for fun.
 zFemre danced last nigh, aud will ri e ball on Monday night.
 Fifty Denver dudes will make New Year calls in knee brooches.
 The Catholic ball for the benefit of the church on Monday evening promises to 5a l. great success.
 There will be races at the B',lsz track tomorrow, Monday, and Tues day.
 The HERALD will announce on Monday the names If any ladies wl.o Wili receive on New Years, if names are handed in,
 i l. is said the authorities nf Ya> vapai county and ,he 4. & T. road
 have settled the question of taxes at valuation sf .4,OO0 per mile. Mir, Geo. F. Coats went down to the river this morning, to see abou some perishaole freight which the ragiug Saiado has been detaining.
 Tho reward of $a0o for Seeley Owens, the stage IobbeT who e>> capsd from tLe stage between Phoe- nix and Maricopa, still rema:ns un~ claimed.
 A. Bauer ca Is - Adams an "un- mitIgated liar" in the cOlams of the ! Tombstone Republican, and John Carr calls Taxpayer" liar in the same place. There is bl-ud on the moon,
 Hon. c. w. Beach departed 5y this mnrniag's stage for California, whrre he goes with the expecta ion of purchasing some fifty thousand | ci0il1fs worth of cattle in San Der nardino and adjacent counties, to stock the extensive c.tlle ranges which he has r, gently taken up in the western portion of the county. He expects to be absent about two weeks Hfner,
 The rains have surprised the earth and timid little flowers are peeping out to see what is the Inatt-r, while l the bolder herbs and grain have taken possession of the fields and are holding high carnival.
 The body of William CavinesS, of i Charleston, who escaped from the | posse who followed the cattle stolen from Smythe's ranch, on November 9th, has been found near Harshaw ] hanging 10 8 tree, excessively dead | but well preserved.
 A most happy reunion took place last night at the residence of Mrs Woolsey, between MT. aud Mrs. Veil. who have been separated for some time. Mir, Well came from California yesterday to meet Mrs. Well. who has been in business here, and Justice Morris repeated the service which binds them as hus- band and wife.
 The firm of Rosenthal & Kutner will have the addition of another well known business gentleman on the first of January, Nr NJ. Gode chaux, and the firm style will there after be Rosenthal, Kutner & God ehauX.
 Dr. Prices Special Flavoring Exe tracts are made from the fruit, aud have their grateful. agreeable taste, wi hout inc turpentine ortIor which is observed in those extracts usually sold. made from poisonous oIls, acids, and taste sharpened by cay eaue pepper. We advise those who wish choice, pure Flavors. to buy Or. Price's.'
 The Thomas concert last night was fairly attended, considering the many previous entertainments of the week. The music was classical, and was skillfuliy executed. The mu- sicians were Frequently encored. and they added much 10 the pleasure of the evening by favoring the aud- fence with more familiar music, and entirely relieving the concert of any ar of display or advertisement which frequently prevails when skill, rather than me oly is piom- fnent.
 II tell you what, frien Is, said the deacon, when he had finished saying grace at the Thanh sgiving dinner, i've have more 10 be thankful for than most of you are aware of. You don't know what narrow escape we have had from losing the best part of our dinner. Last night l heard the dog bark, and, on going down ihe back alley by our wood house, I found the shutter open. Somebody inside whisE cred, Is that you, Dick ? Yes 1 answered, for you know my name IS Richard. H, re, take hIm, said the fellow, handing out the turkey, which I quietly took and bore away"
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