Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-24
[From Mondays Daily l

| evening
 The Odeon Theatre has a great crush these evenings to hear the in 1 imltable little actor, V lille Peters.
 Sheriff Henkle left on Sunday morning with his prisoner for Pres colt.
 One of those hazy cool days that makes everybody say "disagree4ble' though It cannot be said to be cold
 The Baptists will have "bee': to- morrow 10 raise the new church. A goon dinner will be provided.
 The examipa ion, ,Iof the alleged Tonto horse thieves takes place this afternoon.
 California has been having a cold snap. Thermometer four to six dc> grees below the freezing poiat. Monroe, the Prescott murderer, cxpatiates his hls crime on the gal- lows on Friday of this week.
 The real estate firm of Patrick & Hickey moves into the room next door to the HERALD office this after noon.
 MT. R. B. Todd legal agent of the Central Arizon4 Mining Co, came down from Vulture yesterday. Dr. Hargrove and Tom Davis came in with him.
 Mir. g F. Mack of the Golden Fleece mine returned from his pro- longed trip east this mo- hing in company with Mir. John Bull.
 All persons feeling any interest in the as cts of the old Union Sunday School of Phoenix, are requested to meet At the Presbyterian church. on Tuesday evening, Jan. 2end, at T P. M., 10 say what shall be done with them.
 Judge Pinney won many warm friends in Prescott during his re- cent brief sojourn here. He goes about his business n quiet way and does what he considers right without any regard to what people may think of it Journal.
 The impression which seems to have got abroad that the Supervisors are dissatisfied with the clock for the new court house is incorrect. They are well pleased with it on the con trary. The business of their meeting on Saturday will be seen by reading he minutes of the Board published in to- days HERALD. The Tucson Star walks out on " 4. Cuddy's log. Cuddy sights Tue SOD in one of his letters 10 the Epi- 'Gph und the Star says that there is cause as follows: "Cuddy came to his city once with a Cowboy Bill' | butcher knife and meat axe sort of and the audience filled ! he stage with chairs and debris be- ore the performance was half over." The editor of the HERALD &C., snowledges receipt of the following note by last mail and offers congrat> liations on the happy occasion;
 BR. AND MRS. B. PRICE equcst your presence at the mar iage ceremony and reception of
 their daughter
 HATTIE
 to
 N. RnsENTHAL. Wednesday, evening, Jan. 23rd, at s
 o'clock.
 576 Golden Gate Avenue,
 San Francisco,
 1884.
 Attorney General Churchill in | an opinion on the ques- on of extra pay voted legislative , erks by the Legislatures of 1881 Id 1883. says there seems to be no Hid objection to the T erritorial i uditor drawing warra ms for the C veral amounts in favor of assistant e5ks, journal clerk or committee crks, other than the following of ,ers of each House. One chief T erk one enrolling and expressing t erk. one sergeant-at- arms, one d one messenger and C ltchman, and one chaplaIn.- a finer. 8 The new saloon and the new res- s. lrant adjacent under the man age> = mt of Bob Kern and Frank Luke - the saloon, and Dave Kling in the :, taurant will open to>morrow. T, esday evening. Supper will be .t we'd in the restaurant at 6 o'clock -. n ., and at 10 o'clock D. m. a md free lunch will be served in '" saloon. '' Fhese new enterprises are both W l by enterprising men who un der VI, nd what the public needs and T.: 9w what will please. Everything .r both concerns will be only of the -, t and they are sure to draw ~, d solid custom which they richly ta M erve. ~ The Board of Supervisors on Sa- fo, lay evening discussed the posie of l of the clock and bell in the new tr1 rt-house tower without coming in, any conclusion. The question ms to be where to put the.bell, on tower floor, in the tower loft or ha on the roof of the court house. w he tower loft IS sufficiently sub- the