Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-28
From WedneslaY's Daily.

Unclaimed telegrams remain ir ,he office for John Chaplain, John Nj. Potter, and John Duer.
 Five teams loaded with barley by Mir. Harrington left this morning for Prescott.
 H. E. Slosser callei at our office today aud states that he will ox> plain the notice of himself and others given in Mouday's HERALD, after the trial has occurred.
 Mir. William Isaac informs us that grain in the western part of the val lev never locked Letter. Many pieces are up knee high and all have fine color and stand well on the ground.
 Mir. Chariebois,o of Tempe, is makirg g ihe Sr. Cloud hum. The few days he has been in possession of that DO. ular eating establishment has demonstrated that it has fallen into good hands, and the many boarders continue to b. pleused.
 A visit 70 Mir Lemons new hotel
 shows that it is being rapidly finish i ed up. The court has been finely laid cut ard planted with ever
 greens. and the institution will be
 the fin,st hostelry in the Territory
 when complete.
 Eighteen witnesses have been
 been summoned in the mdrder caee
 by the District Attorney, Up to
 this morning but five had been cx-
 amincd; the case is therefore likely
 to occupy some two or three days
 more in the justices court.
 The young ladies of the city will
 give a Leap Year Ball on Friday
 evening next al lhe court room II
 the new court house. Invitation
 have been issued. Tickets will b
 f, r sale at Ellis & Co.'S and at Cat
 toms at $2.5O for lady and gen t!eman and will include supper
 which will be served ut the St. Clou' restaurant.
 . The finest Vanilla comes fror r Mexico. The production is smal [ and it IS consequ. n,ly he'd at a yer l high price. This high price induce t the makers of flavoring extracts . substitute the rank, bitter tonqua is by the use of the finest Mrxica p Vanilla Bean thnt Dr. Prices Specis e Flavorlpg EA tract of Vanilla obtai' e its rare excellence.
 Thos. Wilson, who was examine K before the Coroner's jury in til T murder case ruw being inv, stIgte r b, fore |. uslice Morris, and Matt C Sherman were ,xamined yesicIda
 afternoon. but, as in most of ill . testimony elicited in the Justice | Court, there was nothing that woul
 change the minds of a jury, nor ev' Il anything new in the line of inc r. dents.
 k Mr. and Mrs. C. L.Patrick, fath' a and mother of our wideawake cit y zen, Mir. H. R. Patrick, arrived 7, our city this morning from Callio oi nia, where, for several months, 'h' d have been travelling and visiIiT l. friends Their home is IndePcn' fl ence, Iowa. MT. Patrick and | Is worthy lady are old western pi le nneEs, moving into the stale of III
 nois as early as 1887, when Chicnl W consi isied If but few shanties. Su n st quently, when the state of loN s opened up for settlers, MT. Patric -h with that true frontier instinct, aga re pushed 10 the verge of civilizati' s; and now for twenty>six years h of lived ir the same house and duri if the time gathered a good share ot ie competei cy. He will be with i'd son and friends here for some lin rd aud will thoroughly look mp is prospects of oui valley. and it is i'd be hoped conclude to settle amo nd us. It is he citizen of lis stal to and ah8liiy that we would ser sci lis doza among us.