Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-22

D. Travel into the valley IS not very heavy but rather regular.
 ELEGANT PIANO foi sale at bar gain. IEnurely new. Inquire al this office.
 MT. A. s. Foushes has fine lot oi brick for sale at the old Linville ard. hc6
 The Board of Supervisors have Ing sirawn jurors for the coming term of iesourt.
 P. Minor is selling first>class Ore> ts gon pine and redwood lumber in the tr rough at 5c per foot.
 Dr. Rosson left this morning on the Maricopa bound stage for trip soHth.
 The western part of town seems to be taking the advance, at present, in the matter of improvements RE. Harrington has new 30~ | on, Rankin 6 Brayton, water-jacket smelter for sale cheap for cash. 7
 Mrs. F. M. Clark left this morning on telegram fem California an ! nouucing the serious illness of some one of her friends.
 Mrs. Daniel Weidner, New Baden, . Fexas, was cured of severe neural- oia by St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain cure.
 MT. Pearson of Tucson, who was Ghere with MT. J. M. Wilkins a few Eays ago, is about to remove to this ,ity to make it his home. FoR SALE CHEAP-1O0,00o good | berchantable brick. Inquire of A.
 Foushec at Linville's old brick ard
 f. Capt w. A. Hancock returned -om two days visit of inspection the irrigatlng system of Mesa City hd Jonesville, yesterday.
 The revival meeting at the Meth |ndist church continue and have full tendance each night. To night at 7 30 one of the young men will lead -.-e meeting.
 A new and elegant "New Home" Bewing machines for sale at bar. gam. One of the very best machines bn the market. Inquire at the HER ALD office.
 ssRomey," Jackson, of this place, yho has been on California trip, returned yesterday. He report tlmes very dull there and business very slow in consequence. The Tucson papers state thatshe { hief of police of that city has or> cred away everybody having no isible means of support, and has yell nigh depopulated the city, Brown, of the Tucson Citizen. in he lower house of the legislature, rites that paper on the 18th inst, rom Prescott, that he was about to l iek over the traces and vote for a Democrat for chairman. Sam Purdy aved him the trouble. FoR SALE Side spring business f agon nearly new; also, sim l e harness, at Ryder's Lumber s lard. If not sold by Saturday, Jan 7th. will be offered at public auc- on. RYDER 6 Co., A shooting scrape occurred at Ash nkk on Monday night, resulting in rwwElnding of man named Bal r
 6Eeight11 named Williams
 Feapon was a Smith ,
 Inett 6 Sons, of Mesa [
 To and half acres of
 gut, and report them most '
 bearers and sure death to Il
 as not one has been able to s,
 in the field. They have seed
 :hokes for sale. Read their ad- , rtisement elsewhere in this issue. \ Those intending visit to the ksy Orleans Exposition should call
 Correspondent, MT. w. D. |"
 23 Corondolet street, first S
 ho will See that they get good [, Irters at reasonable rates, from ., so s4 per day E fes1dent of the Mormon Church Johl Taylor, of Salt Lake City, c Bishops Sharpe, Lyman, Snow, Jos E. Smith, and Cannon, JI., are at yM esq City. The church is having 1T g-en revival therecand some one of ii thsk head men of the church ad- n
 large congregations every
 - Mesa City has evidently
 an important point in the r'
 fairs of the NJ ormon people. ci
 k1NDs of fruit and ornameu> V rees; eighty thousand rooted es e vines one and two years A -aH kinds-for sale at the PHOENIX NURSERY, at California prices These trees and vines are d nFl home grown and properly acclI> V mated, and true to name.
 R. k. HARRINGTON. h We hear more complaints con- a 'cerning water west of Center street. Il Cannot the City Fathers correct that il matter thls year? There is simply VI 10 reason why this state of affairs should continue. The enlargement e' of few sluice boxes and a gate would correct the principal part of a of the trouble, and again we say f, hNmshoLId be done now. Our citi~ lLens buy and pay for their water
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