Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-03-19

1Ht T6oDJ ttIIdu COHSIeSdLlOu here IS making a strong effort to
 build B church this spring, and we
 hope they will be successful in ob-
 tainlng the much needed assistance
 both at home and abroad.
 The Military Department of Ari- zona has published an index Of names connected with and subjects of special orders during the year 1884 in neat pamphlet form, very con venient for reference.
 Maricopa has got her $5,0O0 Nor-
 nal School and $5,OOO year for her Fair. It's a good thing the
 legislature don't sit week longer, or we should all have go either to Phoenix or Hades--Tucson TailIDgs.
 The .BoDauza company at Quiio-
 toas have struck water In their well five miles from the mines, in great quantities. A steam hoist raising
 500 gallons per hour was unable to lower the water in the well. That section Of country is jubilant.
 The water is now running in the new Arizona canal down 10 point directly north of town and will by the end of March f'l its entire length of thirty five 0, forty miles aud will form one of the grandest lrrigating schemes iu the United States in ac- tive operation
 Last year there were ever mil- lion and a half of csts killed for sheir skins, which have become val uahle for fur lining. The industry cf very recent growth.-E.s. There's about that many cats around | our back yard every night. Send ! = around the cat skinner
 A lelter sscelved from Prescott by one ot our citizens ih1s morning contained the following card, which will be appreciated by those ac- quaiuted with our genial friend Frank Laumeister The card runs as follows: Frank McO'Launseis- ter, Member 3fd House, Fighting Thirteenth.
 The ladies of the different temper> ance societies of Phoenix, assisted by the Good Templars Dramatic club, have in preparation a fine dramatic entertainment to be given at the Baptist chursh on Monday, March 30. 1885. Further particu- lars will be given in future issues of the HERALD.
 Editors generally will feel encour> aged to keep on struggling after 1 reading the following. "A St Louis editor, who started without cent ; forty years ago, is now worth $100,> 1 900. His fortI ne i s all owing to his own energy, industry and frugalIty, and the fact that an uncle recently l left him S99, ,999 99.' l Mrs. Governor Title, her daughter Miss Katie and sons Masters Stewart ant Harry will leave on Monday mornsrg for visit to New Orleans |, and other. eastern points. Messrs Fred A. Tritle, Jr. and Frank Trile who are attending college in Exeter New Hampshire, will meet them in New Orleans.-Jous5scz
 MT. L. D. Strong, with commend> able enterprise has established sta- ton on the Black Canyon road at \ the new crossing ofthe Arizona ca> r nal, where he,is prepared to attend 10 the %snts of the travelling public generally The station is conven> ( lently located for teamsters making b as it does about ten mile drive out | from town r Most of ihe southern members of the legislature will take in Phoenix on their return nome. A place that :, ma "hog" things, as the papers of =
 Kritory say Phoenix has done o =
 legislature this winter, be, . :.
 lract the attention of law ',
 "one of the stripling
 ~of the Territory" as the :.
 puts it. T. The demon of dyspepsia has been tC expelled in thousands of households by the use of Dr. Price s Cream Ba- king Powder. There would be no restless nights, no. low spirits, no u grumbling dispeptics, if all the ar n, ticles of our food were as wholesome IF nutritious and easy of digestion as V those made with Dr. Prices Cream m Baking Powder. G Bill Nye says that all cowboys are - not sanguinary, but out of twenty u you will generally find one who is - brave when he has his revolver with - him; but when he forgot and left :" his shooters at home oR the piano, a1 the most tropical violet eyed dude u' u.' can climb him with the butt end of D' a sunsfower, and beat his brains out 'A, and spatter them all over that school "' district. .-E1. LII Col. Daniel H. Wallace. the new gI ly appointed receiver of public bt moneys at this place, has arrived b and has buckled down to his official VI work. The Col. is from Newcastle, si Pennsylvania, and is accompanied trl by his daughter, Mrs. Ada Irvine dc The Colonel is one of the most in- ha fnenfial and nrnminent citizens lei