Weekly Phoenix herald., 1885-01-15
LOCAL LINES.
To-Day's News.

A number or the hCDo"CA ooy
 are in today, taking in the town.
 Lumber for sale cheap al the
 Slankard corral. All sizes.
 EmiId blizzard from the north
 west today is rapidly drying things
 up.
 Read the new advertisement of
 the Phoenix Cash Store.
 Our Prescott exchanges all seem
 off today with the exception of the
 Miner.
 If you like good cheap cigars and tobacco, try the Phoenix Cash Store.*
 The County Treasurer today opens bids for the surrender of warrants on
 the General Fund to the amount of s2,4OO.
 EaANr PIANO fol sale at bar gain. Entirely new Inquire at this office.
 MT. Fowler informs us that a packing house will probably be es- tablished here during the coming summer.
 SIXTEEN large loaves of bread or TWENTY small ones for dollar at Wright & Walbridge's bakery.
 It takes the Ash Fork stage twen- ty-ive hours to reach Prescott from the railroad, nearly as long as it does to reach the capital from Phe> nix
 Furnished rooms to let, with or without board. Boarder preferred. Inquire at the HERALD office.
 The friends O. the Presbyterian church will be pleased to know that the prospects are good for 8 new building belonging to the associa- tion here.
 RE. Burlington has new SO~ ton, Rankin 6 Brayton, water-jacket smelter for sale cheap for cash.
 Information reached town this oorning that dead Chinaman had been found out near Beechum's, in ell,someIffleen miles north of town A coroner's jury was empanneled and started out to examine the body and at pr, sent writing has not res turned.
 P. Minor is selling frst>class Ore> gon pine and redwood lumber in the TO ugh at Dc per foot.
 FOR RENr.-The ranch lying immediately north of Veil's mill, east of Phoenix. Terms very reason> able. Apply to Dr. J. E. Wharton.*
 Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Ex- tracts, for ffavoring Ice Cream, Cakes and Pastry. With great care, by Q new process, Dr. Price extracts from the true select fruits and aromatics each characteristic flavor, and pro- { duces fiavorings of rare excellence of great strength and perfect purity far superior to the cheap extracts.
 Owing 10 repeated losses and 1,.6lnle in making collections, here after no wooGRl be delivered from Peers yard unless payment is made [ upon delivery.
 Phoenix has Chickensaladand- [ beer Club, composed ef two mem l bers, one of which eats thessalad and ( the other drinks the beer. Their { entertainments do pot necessarily call for the presence of more than one member, though we believe last ( evening they invited in Q number of | ladies and gentlemen to witness their gustatory services. The affair 8 nas an entire success and reflects great credit upon the capacity-se c cial capacity, we mean, of the host I and host-of the occasion.
 A new and elegant "New Home" sewing machines for sale at bar- gam. One of the very best machines ' on the market. Inquire at the HER $ AID office. s
 A series of meetings are now be- .. ing held by the Rev. Calfee, at the = Washington St. N. E. Church, which F are attracting considerable attention. . The Rev. gentleman opened them Y on last Sunday evening with very able sermon on the conflict between | science and religion, and argued in Il a most convincing way that such U conflict is mere assumption, found- c ed upon insufficient scrutiny ot the facts in the case. The sermons dur ing the week have each been more D or less noticeable. N FoR SALE Side spring business | wagon nearly new; also, sim II gle harness, st Ryder's Lumber : Yard, If not sold by Saturday, Jan 17th, will be offered at public auc- Il tion. RYDER & Cos - The announcement that recent a decision of the Secretary of the In q terior holds that all mining locations f made on legal holidays are invalid, Il has created considerable constsrna- n tion among prospectors, who took c of New Years day.to ac- L. quire claims, which former owners had forfeited by failing to do assess ment work on. Among the. legal :, of Prescott, many of whom F are practitioners who have grown . old in ruminating on the dips, spurs and angles of mining law, the gens