Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-06
[From Saturdays Daily. l


 $l0,0O0 libel suit Evidently the plaintiff las little idea of the ex;cn, of g printers puise, or he would make it mill ion.
 The boy, Ivy, with whom H. E. Slo-ser had the difficulty, was adjudged guilty of assault and bat> tery to-day hy Justice Morris, and fined $225o.
 The annual report of UDlted States District Attorney Zabliskie for this year has been made cut and covers more than three hundred pages of legal cup paper. l. is the most cons Plete rcpoit ever sent 10 tie dcparl- ment of justice from tais Te. rltory, and embraces many facts and sug- geslions of. interest," Star.
 During the month Of February twenty~seven mining locations were filed in the County Recorders office Four of these were lime locations. Also, sixteen deeds and f LII mar riage licenses were filed, which goes to show that mines, real estate and marriages are somewhat active just now in Maricopa county.
 The Phoenix Directory man, s. we believe his name is, IS complain cd of by those who boarded and lodged hlm, as skipping out yester- day and leaving them to figure up the amount coming to them fiom him. These Hho know him say ke got of wih about Ave hundred dol- lars Probably he Las an antipathy to carrying receipts for boald bills, and the like, about N ith him.
 The manufacturers of Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powdlr are rewarded by having accr, died 10 them the reputation of manufacturing good aitiele.- It must not be supposed these who are willing, at the cost of reputation and for the purpose of gain, 10 impose adultsrated goods on the public, would hesitate to use in> furious sdulternnts.
 Mir. J. ". Montgomery, the afTa- ble representative of ihe produce comnissi. house cf E. GeTmsin, Los Angeles. is !H Phoenix attend ing 10 the needs of his customers. IL will be remembered that Mir. GeTmain is st the head of a syndi~ cate who recently achieved notoriety by announcing far and wide that they had cornered the orange crop of the prest nt season.
 In view of the substantial bent fits that are accruing to Arizona from the distribution of Hon. Patrick R amllloD's sResources of Arizona" i" k3ong effort is to be made at the
 lt session of the legislature of
 exico to secure an appropri-
 defray the expense Of pubs
 book on the resources of
 exico. Prominent among
 motors of the scheme is
 Hadley, until recently pro
 5f of the Las Vegas Gazette.
 Several of the clerks employed in be Washington postofice dcpart- hent, where a great many of the |nstal notes are handled, have been
 foned by constant contact with
 n. Arsenic is said to be one of
 iugredients used in the coloring Of the notes, and it is supposed that this is the cause. Our out-of-town | CAR continue remitting their l by means of the postal note, and we will assume all risks of heirg poisoned.
 An evening or two since Mexi- cum resented a silver brick fer sale at Mahoney's drug store 10 MT. Ho,d. .he jewcler, who made him an offer Tor it, which was refused. Just as
  pr. Mahoney was shutting up tor he night he rc>appeared ard offered 10 take Mr Hord's offer fir the siI- Ter. Mir. Hord had gone, however. nd the Doctor finally bought the prick for something less than lad ,een at first offered. The "brick" VAS laid away and nothing more bought of it till yesterday, when he Mexican came in with anotber liver brick. The Docter examined critically and discovered that it sas not silver, and on examining the ne already bought found that It was also spurious, though an as- sayer fianding by when it was first ferel, had pronou need ii all right. he result was that an officer was otifed snd took the "brick" mer~ hant in, though he ondeavored 10 etile the matter by offering to pay ack tie money he had T, ceived. he fellow stands a good show to pecnlate CD silver bricks fer term | Yuma. .