Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-03-20
LOCAL LINES.


 the HERALD office.
 Business is rcviving.
 Cotton is beginning to fly again.
 Seed sweet potatoes at Whepley's.
 Re ;issrstion is going on at live
 ly rate
 The City Attorney has tendere'
 his resignation to the City Council
 Call for Boca beer at the Bocs
 Beer Depot.
 A heavy Lad of mail came in
 fste last evening from the railroad
 The case of Chin Ion, the Chinese highbinder. was put over till Friday, at the request of the: defendant.
 VOTERS OF PHG5Ix, see that your names are registered. City election 1st of May
 The Presbyterian congregation is casting about for some elegible lots upon which 10 CT, ct church.
 A.neai office, in an eligible local ity, to rent on reasonable terms. In quire al the HERALD office.
 Li cutenant Maus, of Prescott, arr rived last evening.
 Furnished rooms 10 rent at Mrs Gardiner's, on Pima street, north of the Phoenix Hotel. <
 Mir. Toh' y and family, of the Canal, are stopping at the
 lRk Exchange.
 NIT. F. E. Stephens, of Philadel> phia, arrived yesterday in company with Mir. S. F. Mack, of the Golden Fleece mine.
 Mrs. Mary Sullivan, 1Os " 4oth street, New York City, says that she had been so affected with rheuma- tism for onths that she was help | less, in bed. She had given up hope l after trying nun berless remedies, but was advised to use St. Jact bs Oil. the great pain cure, which com pletely cured her.
 The Garden City Drug Store has the agency f'r the "Topsy, ," ''Vil> lard," ''Sunhowcr," and "O,car and Amanda" cigars, some of the finest brands in the market. A large stock now on hand, which will be supplied to dealers at San Francisco rates.
 The City Recorder had various and sunday drunks up in his Court to~day and di penscd 10 them the usual dose of legal distinctions cons terred in return fl that style of fun within Ihe ely limits.
 BOARD in private fam ly for few select boarders Location ccn- venienI, board Of the bet. rates req sonalls. Inquire nt the HERsLD office.
 A petition was circulated yester> day asking Mir. ". William 10 be q candidate in the coming city elec> tion for City Marshal. It WAS num- erously signtd by the business men of the town.
 Dr. L. H. Goodrich has returned to Phoenix for a short time % finish up his busin, ss here preparatory 10 his departure for the east Those $ desiring his services in dentistry should call at ouce.
 The funeral services of Mrs Jen- { nie Bush, at Mesa City on Tuesday, attended by nearly the entir c people of that community. Mrs. Bush has long been the school teacher in that place, and had won t the confidence and love net orly of the children but of their parents, by her many afable qualities of head 1 and heart. From Hon. ". O'Neil, we are informed of one of the most dastard- ly attempts at incendIarism that has ever been attempted in the, city. Mir O'Neil, who for over year has had [ charge of the property of the late M I Lindsay, one of Prcscott's old citi> zens, and who left two young chil> d ren, was attending the ball at How> ' ey's hall. About one o'clock in the morning fiend in human s are went to the house, and tried to force an entrance, to his residence. Failing in this he then proceeded 10 f large outbuiiding, in which was } stored provisions, vegetables, etc, and deliberately broke open the door, collected combustible material of different kinds, ard started to burn the building down. Foriu- r natcly Mr. o. Neil returned in from I the party, discovered him in the act, , and promptly called upon the off cers of the law and he is now await ing examination safely confined in the county jail Great credit IS due I MT. O'Neil for his prompt and ener- getic action in the matter, as people are determined to stop any d all attempts at incendiarism Journal '
 A New Chief Justice. |,