The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-14
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ing from Yl.ua.
 Firss-clas- job printing at this office
 at reasonaie prices
 The HERALD is the largest daily newspaper in ArizaRa-
 Capt. ". A. Hancock has gone to 4he mountains for a few days.
 sfajor Dake, |. S Marshal, ar lived from ,Califor1ia, Thursday morning
 Jack Walters is dn from his trip to tie country where he has been rus ticating.
 It is reported tirat several mining properties in ToatO Basin will short T. be bonded
 J. Henson is.lying a brick side walk in froat Of his 1o kery on Wash ington street.
 Our freight report, published cevery day. is q valuable feature of the HERALD.
 Bob Archer anA his sist let Thursday for a- shogt paseo to the Tombstone country.
 Asher & Bro have just received q fine lot of stoves FEntending pur clsasers are isEvatsdst5 call.
 Charlie Gidrk hast been appointed by Gov. Freislont. . Notary Public. lis location is at TsnIo Basin.
 Over twenty tbelssand dollars oi Tiger bullion passed through Phe- nix the latter part ef last week.
 Tie rain, Monday, poured through the roofs of some of the adobe houses lutOwn like water through sieve. James Waters, of 8Iaricopa. en rolled his nan7s and ordered the DAILY HERALD st9 be sent to Mari coaa-
 The contractor of the Dutch ditchcs, notifies people againsi allow ing their stock to damage the said diIches.
 A party ef sRbnnixites started out prospcciiag Tuesday afternoon. They think they know where it is, and we hope 4hey dc another lot of raw-hiGe chairs. They are stong and cheap, and just the lining iOrComIaon use
 A man was lately arrested in Tue >-soa On complaint of L Zeckcndorf do Co, for disposiug of his property 10 defraud his CT editors.
 John Sheets arrived home | Thursday from San Francisco, where | he has been for the past six months l studying .sIiedicine.
 The man who wishes 10 hire a l haul goes to the livery stabIe-it is situated next to the Pnrnix Hotel, | Geo E. Hamlin, Proprietor.
 Col Kales went hunting, Sunday, | and got badly wet, but he says he se- cured a buggy load of duck as the result of his days work.
 Hamlin, at his livery stable, next to the Phoenix Hotel, has fine bug gies and turnouts which are ready al moments notice.
 Charles L. Bache, late assayer for the Tiger Mining Company, arrived Saturday on his way to Tombstone, where he will go in business.
 ChallIc Cole arrived here Monday morning from San Bcrnardino and will hereafter make Phoenix his per place of residence
 Charlie Conkling, foreman of the Tiger mine was in town Monday, on h.s way to San Francisco. After seeing the sights a few weeks he will return.
 John Mcdows, well known here, was, we are informed, killed some time since in the White Mountains in the northeastern part of Arizona.
 Indian boys do good business in shooting with bow and arrow, varI- ous kinds of birds in the trees around town. They find ready sale for them Location notices for sale at this office cheap. Prospectors who use location notices printed at the HER AID office are sure to make rich strike. I From the number of mining loca- tion notices sold by this office lately, considerable prospecting must be be ( ing done- May they all strike bo- Ianza-
 Nathan & Co. formerly in busi- I ness in this city have located in { Tombstone, and order that q copy of the HERALD be sent to that post office. 2 Messrs. Alsap, Shaw and Baker left Thursday for the mining re- zion. fifteen miles north of town to look at their different claims. They will return tonight. The Phoenix Baseball Club, the frest organization of it's kind in the . Territory, will, it is rumored, play a I match game with the club at Fort r B1cDow ell. q A meeting of the Dem cratic Ce:- ' traI Committee Of Maricopa county, | is called for Wednesday, December } 3d. Thomas C.. Greenhaw, the chair . man, requests full attendance. The building next to M- Asher 6 ' Bro, formerly occupied as a restaur- T ant, is being repaired and will soon I be occupied by $. Jackson, dealer in '' general merchandise A l .rge safe arrived Monday by :. Fowler's teams for Kelly, Baltz 6 .. Co, Happy will we be when the v time comes that we have enough ': money to need q safe to keep il in. nn n Times are picking up Tn the Tele J graphic Office and business is lively. f, The operator, Colonel Jungerman, q makes his appearance today in new hat of the very latest style. Colonel Robinson, representing Boston capital, passed through Phe- nix, tine other day, on his way to ex- tt anime some mines in Bradshaw, c which, if satisfactory, will be pur- |, chased. i' John s. Carr and family passed [ through Los Angeles. Friday, en h route for Tucsen. Mr. Carr has been 5 admitted as a member of the firm of U Jno. R. DAn & Co., wholesale liquor F dealers. T. Postmaster Mowrey spends con n siderable time in answering letters to a intending settlers This valley should n have pamphlet descriptive of her q Tesour es to send to all enquiring in il 1iivi3uals- F IT you think your friends outsi6e W of this Territory would be interested 0 in reading the HERALD and perhaps a L Ia T. ]