Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-12-25
I From Mondays Daily.1

From Mondays Daily.] IA Business brightning up for M lon
 day morning.
 'i MT. Leo Goldman arrived in ou
 city yesterday.
 a Roads continue in sort of bottom u less condition.
 Water and gas works for Ph ,enix T J ust think of iti
 The Indians in the southern par
 of Oh iii are polygamists. f A Board of Survey meets at For
 Huachuca on the 24th instant California has had a protracted rain, lasting most of last week
 A large extent nf land has been
 cleared off along the Arizona Canal.
 Acting Asst. Surgeon, c. H.
 Allen, U. s. A, has been ordered on
 duty at Fort Mcdowell.
 The public schools, we learn, were
 not closed on Friday but will close
 on Wednesday evening.
 The Salt river valley can produce
 some of the finest hams and bacon
 that ever graced miners cabin.
 The Sentinel says Darlington will be found working with the Repub- licans and is sound Republican. If the mosquito who left his bill will call, he can have it and no question asked. St. Jacobs Oil discounted it.
 Messrs. G, o. Bernard and Hi Mo- Donald have taken charge of the cid | Palace saloon, where their friends | will find them at all times ready to | do their very best to accommodate and please.
 MT. Tom Davis, the interchangeable travelling salesman, is again in our city, Tom can get over more ground and do more business in 8 certain length of time than any man on the road.
 The Adventists have fixed the day for the ending up of all territorial affairs for January 4, 1885. That IS just two weeks from to>day ana it's time for people to be getting on the robes
 MT. c. T. Hopkins, of Pasadena, Cal, has fifteen acre orchard of the celebrated Picholine olive, which is one of the mot valuable varieties ] for oil known, and is also highly l esteemed for pickling purposes.
 Water works with gcod strong head of water would encourage a many important manufacturing in- | erests among HIS by giving driving c power without resort to the cost of V team engine ard maintaining 1t | Afterwards. | PAINTED RED-The front of For ia & Flndley's auction house where :, hey will brgin the sale of an inn nense collection Of oil paintings in splendid gilt frames to>morrow at r wo o'clock. Call in and take a :, ook at the beautiful works of art.
 We netice an extended description 0 n the San BernardIno Inder, Of the te celebration of the silver wedding of c, IT. and Mrs. Louis Ancker, oi that le lsce, wherein the names of several ol our leading citizens appear send- ct lg congratulatery letters. The pres~ pl nts on the occasion are mentioned d, nd are numerous, elegant and costly. SC MT. H. H. Futile arrived here yes 10 .rday to dispose of his fine lot of cI eeS. Since his absence he has in LII enteu one of the finest steam wash> IT E machines for family use ever reduced. He is new engaged in one, which he will be ole te show to the public in @ few ays. We congratulate MT. Futile la ] his success, and will give a full of escription of the machine soon. H The Prescott militia companies Se we been inspected by Adjutant ne eneral Sherman, and he will soon - sit all portions of the territory, here militia companies have been '" abolished, and inspect the same Tn -~ cordance with the order from the VI overnor, which we published day
 two ago. Partially organized npanies must either complete ga cir organization or disband and tn ve up their arms. The company re will be called on to meet at an rly date.