Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-06-19
Territorial TwIgs.
Ice four cents a pound in Pres.

latest Tucson Enterprises.
= The Red Rock country, east ,
Verde is fast settling up with farm
: ers and stock men.
The town wei at Quijotoa is mo-
500 feet deep and has 2O0 feet G
water. so says the Prospector.
sc. Rees, of Chino, has, thi
1 spring, sold about $500 worth o
l rawberries from very small
patch.
At recent tizwin dance nt Sal
Carlos, two Indians were killed in ,
general free fight among the
Apaches.
Every month, more or less, in Ari-
zona during the last three years
the quantity of rainfnll has been
increasing; which indicates that
Aliznna's arid days are of The past
If SO, mesa lands will sonI. be con :
vcrted into grain fieids.-Slar.
The Prescott Courier of June 18Th,
says: A great deal of lum Der is now
going from Prescott mills to the
south and west Postmaster Mar b
thinks Ire must have sent a.ay one
thousand letters yesterday The
hotel viii be built. >. Lumber sales
are large.
The Flagstaff Champion. of June
7th, says: Twenty criminal cases
are TO be tried at Frcsf Oti -. Mrs
B. A. Spra que, Of Albuquerque, is
visiting Mrs. Fay. THE Fish Conn
mission of Washington are 10 plant
this week 100000 shad in the Col
orade river at the intersection with
The A. & P railrnad. :. Trains on
the Mrhave division of the 5. P. r
r now Iun only Try w, ekiy. From
Mohave to the Needles Tuesdays.
Thursdays md Saturdays, returning
| Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
| bu>llltSS llGIl uGi btliiuIl
carefully scan all silver dollars re-
ceiv, d, as the merchants of Prescott
are being lreubied hy parties circus
latIng pretty thoroughly excellent
courIerfeiis. Close scrutiny is
necessary for detection. -. 1t is fear
ed that the nex Faiii oad bridge now
- o..,,--o ,,F ,.N,et.,,a+;o,, o,..oee a..
Colorado river, at the Needles, will
not be completed before fall. If not,
the traffic on the A. 6 p. viii suffer.
Freight ard passengers ale now
cioss ed by means of b"ais. Messrs
Vinnl & Perkins, of Hobrook, we
learn, are 10 lesl Ihe clay and sand
in that vicinini'y With q view To
opening up biict yard. If the
materials prove satisfactory. and
will, rh'y intend TO go into bricks
making ly the millions. The indus
try VIII prove of vast importance 10
oui sister village. Our TOW nsmcn
james Black and J. w. Spaffold start
to the Grand Canyon 10 day or to> |
morrow. Their purpose is to locate
a new route from this place which |
il is expected will hereafter be the |
favorite summer route. Mr.. Black |
VIII select locations for a hotel on
the road and Mr.. Spafford goss 10
collect data for future Itisement
of the Flagstaff route. -. Sam1 5. |
King, of Flagstaff. has been appoint
cd 10 represent that section ut the
New Orleans Expos zion. E. On the
Sd, Minslow gave the fines' ball ev'
held on the line of rhe A s. p road
The Fourth of July celebration
will be loud.
The Pre- colt Journal of juno 11th
says: Work on The new City Hal
will be commenced in few days
New county schemes are crops
ping ont in several pats of the Ter
ritory An order has been received
al WhIpDle for the transfer of Lieu
tenant Simpson to the insane asylum
al Washington The road leading
from the head OF the HassayAmpa
acrnss the divide to Lynx Greek,
provided for In the Lynx Greek road
bill, and for the. construction Of
which $4,000 was appropriated, has
bren completed. and on Sunday was
examined by the commits ioncr~ and
The bonds for its cons
were today piid to the
contractors, Messr<. Goldwater &
Sor~ F. A Smith has sold to
Matthew Kyle One>>ixth interest
in the Kim ball mine for S25, 900.
The prescott Miner of June 18th
4ays: Royal A. Johnsnn, Arizona's
General, has returned
from the Chicago Convention. -.
Court matters are progressing nicely
and smoothly under our rev Chief
Justice, Sumner Howard . Mcssrs.
Mi chell & Baer contemplate cons
pe'ing for prize at the Territorial
Fair with their Photographic work
=" he HorribIes'' have to-day
engaged space in the Miner, which
Will be filled with an interesting
programme for our glorious F.u,th,
in few DAYS. Judge Lemon OF
Pho, nix, who has been in attendance
at our court and has transacted all
business IN a very lawyer>like and
satisfactory manner, returns home
to>morrew The NJ. E. Church |
concert will nei in the neigh borhood |
of fifty dollars, which, considering
the low p;ice of admission and the
disagreeable night, may be ccrsid- !
cred very good james II. Taole |