Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-02-07
From Saturdays Daily.]
 Land grabbing continues to go on Plenty of people about town to-

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 /, Land grabbing continues to go on Plenty of people about town to-
 day.
 Quij.tca has had it's first "baIl"-
 stag dance probably. 1 San Francisco is full of Butler
 an Thurman clubs. The Capitol Hotel newly advcr> ifse- it's business Tn to-day's HERALD. The Bank Exchange restaurant is | among the things that were. The Eclipse Saloon is having l fire run of custom. See their new
 Gdverti cmeut. The Knights of Pythias are to
 have soch,l dance at their :h;hl On the 23nl.
 i, The change of time on the South ern Pacific will not take 2laee until
 the 10th instant. Cipt C. II. Cherry, of the Ithaca Consolidated, arrived in to Sn last evening.
 Mir. Montana is fixing up his new quarters for the Sherman Family
 Liquor Sore.
 The bar of Phoenix will probnbly
 hold meeting this evening regard- ing the death of Judge Sh,ld,n Califernia has had a fine rain enough. the farmers say, to ;nsure.a heavy crop the coming harvest.
 The ArizoAa canal men are in town iodty in full force. We notice
 Mir Simms, Jr., MT. McCormIck, contractor, Mr. Barry, chief engi~ netr, and Ar. w. J. Murphy,
 The hands have been put on the dials-of the tower clock. The d.als
 themselves, however, have q sort of
 unfinished appearance, which would
 be remedied by painting gilt circles at she inner land outer. ends of the
 numerals
 It is exp~cted thatrour new bene diet, Sir N. RDsenthal, and his ac- complished lady will arrive on Tuesday next. Their residence is being put In order for their occus paucy.
 The sale of the Union Sunday School material was well attended this afternoon, but the material went remarkably low. A good cabinet organ, costing originally not less than $l25, was sold at S36, and other things accordingly.
 The Quijoioa psopieE complain of idle men sitting around in the sa~ looms, who are unwilling to go 10 work whsn prospectors want theIr services. The camp is remarkably civil, and the inhabitants have ex> pressed their determination to have no cowboy eusiaess ab ut it.
 The place that Dr. Prices Flavor ing Extracts have won in pubic cs. timstion susiains us in the assertion that for standard excellence they have no equal in the market. Every housewife who has had occasion to use Dr. Pfice's Flavorings will en~ dorse the above statement. They are as natural as the fruit from i which they are extracted.
 The time between San Francisco and Deming will be Ehoffeaed cons siderably, and though our mails will leave San FrancIsco six bours later, they will probably arrive here but three or four hours later. Yuma ss an eating station is to be alan> doncd.
 At 12 m. to day "old time" res sumed it's sway again in Prescott. And in the future, instead of accept ing with the rest of the country that which is, generally, and must inev- itably become adopted everywhere as standard time, Prescott will be be one of the few places of note that will enjoy the distinction of possessing time" that is entirely its wn.-Miner.
 The Chronicle, San Francisco, Cal, publishes letter from Col. D. J. an army officer and ex- U. s. Consul, affirming that after long years of intense suffering from acute rheumatism, after using all other known remedies, the baths of other countries, and spending $20,- poo without relief. he was cured by St. Jacobs Oil, the conqueror of 1 pain. and has thrown away his ;rutches.