The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-08
TOWN AND COUNTY.

TOWN AND COUNTY.
 The harvest season approaches.
 Drinks one bit each at the circus bar.
 Cartridges, all sizes and kinds, at Loring's.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 Patronize the bar at the circus. All drinks one bit.
 Ed, the barber, has new shop next to Packer S McKenna's.
 THE HERALD is the only semi weekly newspaper in Arizona.
 All kinds of canal work a specially at our job printing establishment.
 X social dance will be given at Tempe on the evening of the 17th.
 The new postoffice, in Peralta's new building, will be the best in the country.
 Sixteen bars of bullion from the Tiptop, valued at S25, ,667.32 arrived Thursday.
 Our job work is better and our prices cheaper than any office in Arizona.
 The harness and saddlcry manu- factory has been removed next to the postofficc.
 The American Hotel re-opens to- morrow morning for breakfast; meals at all hours Read the advertisement.
 By private letter we are informed that an auction sale of town lots will be held at the new railroad town ir about five weeks.
 Several teams loaded with goods belonging to Mir CastenadO, of Signal City, have arrived, and that firm will soon start in business.
 We would be pleased to publish communications from Tempe relative to local matters, if any of our friends would favor us with them
 The circus last Wednesday was az lin largely attended and an excel lent programme rendered. A grand performance will be given this even ing. From this place they go to Florence.
 T. \ Watterman arrived yesterday afternoon from Signal City, where he has for some time been in business He is looking up a location and pro poses embarking in tie lin and sheet iron business
 James kean, of this place, has in vented a spark arrester, which he is having patented. Through this country it will prove a great safe guard against fires, where everything is so dry and easily ignited.
 Messrs. Sherman, Hyde & O., San Francesca, have sent us a charming song and chorus entitled, Breathe them once again." by D. $. flakes. The song is so easy that q child can play it, and so pretty that everybody will want it. The key is B flat | Price 3 cents.
 For the information of bidders | under the advertisement of Chief | Quartermaster Weeks, of the 1st inst, | inviting proposals for transportation during the fiscal year 1S79-SO, we are requested to state that the distance to be paid for from Ehrenberg to Whip pie, under the new contract, will be 1S1 miles.
 Archie Mcintosh, of Grapevine Springs, has reported that the San Carlos Indians were about to leave the reservation, and the commanding officer at Camp Mcdowell has been ordered to proceed with one company of soldiers and the Indian scouts spoken of in last Wednesdays HER AID, to investigate the matter They will leave Camp Mcdowell this mor- ming.
 Indiau-Inspector Hammon arrived in Phoenix last Wednesday and ir the evening met a large nnmber of our most prominent citizens in the office of Capt Hancock and Judge Alsap, ] and was informed of many facts relating to the Presidents late order. Thursday and yesterday, in e mpany with Capt. Hancock he inspected the country between Phoenix. and Camp Mcdowell. Mir. Hammond will re main here some time yet
 PERSONAL.