Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-21
LOCAL LINES.

Bonds and Mortgages, and Jus ices Blanks of all kinds, for sale at the HERALD office.
 Tucson has Turk perambulat;rg her sne eets.
 Early Rose, Peerless and Goodrich $ scd Foiatocs at Gee. F. Goats. *
 Mail communications are again opened with the north.
 Call for Boca beer at the Boca Beer Depot.
 Mrs. c. Philes arrived from the east by yesterdays stage
 The Atlantic & Pacific trains are shut of east of Flagstaff by snow.9
 Cholce Sonora and California oranges at Geo. F. Coats.
 The HERALD force will celebrate tomorrow, and then 8 dead pull for ten months.
 The fare from Tucson to the Qui--  jotoss has been increased to $1O.
 Choice Roll Butter, Potatoes, fresh fruit, Bananas. etc., at Whepley's.
 The Eclipse Saloon, Prescott, was robbed on Sunday night of $42, some whisky, and cigars.
 NIT Asher is building a residence on upper Washington street, oppo> site the McCiintock place.
 They all say Whepley keeps the best Cigars and Fire Cut Tobacco in town At leasi ,OOO acres of small grain |Souehl to be planted by the sI. Johns farmers this springA
 Carload or less ot paint at Greg cry's. Lead, oil, ready mixed paints, vainishes and colors of all kinds.
 Four feet of sn ow in the noun sains around Prescott, is reported by the papers of that place.
 The gates Of the old jail stand ajar today, the prisoners having all been removed to the new jail yesterday.
 It has been we'll suggested that the county ought 10 establish and maintain a good ferry over the Salt river On the Phoenix and Maricopa road.
 Mir. c. A. Lukes' house on Monroe street. east ol Maricopa, is beginning to show up as quite a commodious And neat residence.
 Johnnie Loos,ey continues to keep the favorite Cabinet Saloon up 10 nrst-cIass standard, which is highly appreciated by his many friends. LcNE FISHERMAN cigars are again | or deck at the Palace and Eclipse l saloons. Bob and Frank keep osslS1i the best cig IFS in the market.
 We are please5 ses Pro bate Judge T. Ehaw on the street today, for 9Nfrst time after. several weeks of most severe illness. He is to be congratulated on his speedy recovery.
 Water is said to have been found at Logan City at depth If fifty feet, sufficient for the domestic pun poses of the town.
 Mir. R E. Harrington was loser in the Prescott fire 10 ihe ex. ent of $500 On chopped feed whic h he Lad stored with Fisher.
 Fishers auction house, formerly the old Woimser store, was b uilt of V whipsawed lumber in 1864, and had sheltered mary a p.on' CT Arizorian. 
 ige French speaks of Judge
 Elen as Icing an honest, able
 and thinks Arizona has lost
 useful man in the death of
 honored Judge.
 The Tucson Star and Prescott Journal must have gone fishing or duck hunting or something of the sort during the past week. At any rate they have failed 10 show up oH our exchange ia le for that time.
 RooM AND BoARD-A finely fur nlsbed airy room, with board, ina pri va:e family, and in quiet neighbor- hood. to be had at reasonable rates. Inquire at the HERALD office.
 An English journal recalls the f act that our first President never saw a s,eamb boat, our second never saw railroad train, our seventh pe> yer heard of the electric telegraph and our 17lh lived only long enough to know of the existence of the telephone SilUer Belt.
 Mir. Peter Mallen, 2l2 ". Twenty> fourth street, New York, says that he suffered six years with rheuma> tIsln and found no relief until St. Jacobs Oil, the sovereign remedy, was-applied, which cured him come pletely.
 At the pedestrian match tomor- row, Messrs. P. K. Hickey and Jos. Campbell will be judges, and E. J, Bennett and I. Miller time keepers. The match will take place at 2:3O Q. ID. sharp. Pools will be sold in town this evening and on the grounds to- ,.- l.rr..r- l-r AInrh