Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-03

cnlSOH, IOpekA ana Oantit ( TOItt containing a map of the United
 States, colored to show the portion:
 of country each star dard of time
 covers by the new system of time late
 ly adopted.
 A rumor reached town to-day that
 "Fatty" Smith well known here and
 all over the Territory, killed rail>
 road engineer at Kingman under
 great provacatlion How true the
 story Is we do not know.
 The Sentinel mourns that Yuma
 can't get up the old-time number of
 Christmas drunks. Keep trying
 neighbor don't lose heart as long as
 there are the women and children to
 fall back on and you have ra'lrcad
 to ship in the goods.
 MT Geo. Martin has been in Tuc>
 son recently, returning this week.
 He will shortly remove to that
 place. having purchased drug store
 there His-business will bs ernduc-
 ;ed here the same as form erly for for present -Ssnti 1Sg Dr. Goodrich will leave Phoenix
 about the 10th of January. All that
 want Dental Work done will do well
 10 call on him soon.
 The real estate firm of Patrick &
 Hickey yes erdAy sold 8 block of eight acres in the Denuis addition 10 Phoenix to Ar. ". G. Moore The purchager has already begun haulIny lumber u-on the lots and will at once put up good su5stan- tial residence.
 Our loag time fricni and brother of the quill, Chas. A. Gardner, has stepped out of the St. Helena Scr. Charley is a good vrEteT. Q good l rustler, and 6 good fellow and we | hope to hear of his making strike away up on the ladder of fame. Bro. Nackiader has uur sympathy.
 Associste Justice 4. v. Sheldon arrived from Aaricopa to day " private conveyance. He will remain here till tomorrow when he and 1 Associate JustIce PInney will jour ney together to Prescott to attend the session of the Supreme Court which convenes next Monday.
 Nr- Vigus, manager for Frederick & Fill who have the contract for doing the iron and tin work On the court house has just received the iron grating doors for the SIX wooden cells and the ron for the four iron tanks that are to be erect> ed, also the resting for the tower Tue work of putting the crestI1g, loors and tanks in place will begin n a day or two.
 The New Year edition of the -A1- f Journal reached us to-day md is fine specimen of Albuquer- Iue enterprise. A number of Albu IueTque firms have had cuts O their 'aces of business prepared and the ( irst psge is devoted to these. On mother page is fair map of the <; country in general and ourteen other rAg-s are devoted 10
 description of the city and sur- l ounding region.
 NIT. ". Hine, c. E. has just re- r eived from Troy, N Y, a splendid f urley transit with the l&test i'm | which laid down here T. ost e2O6. Mr. lime has to~day cen Iayiag off Mir Linville's addi> ion to Phoenix with his new instIu lent and finds il works 10 perfec g ion. He is now prepared to do all lnds of surveying and engineer york The following are the winning umbers taking the prizes offered bY -eo. F. Coats. Those holding du> t iicate nun bers will please call and n ct their gifts. Should all the du- fl licate numbers not b we been rawn the numbers will he publish l Saturday January 5th, 1884: 7,9, W }, 14, 24, %, 31. B, 72, 79, ST, s2, 99, si l2. 115, 122, 123, 129, Al, 156, 162. 56, ITO. 175, 1sS, 2O6, 228. 229. 291, :. B 246, 250. 263, 267, 269, 27I, 2s5, 37, 298. 800 The correct number II beans in the jar is 3l0S Richard e owler is entitled to the lamp; his h aing three 5000. a