The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28
LOCAL LINES.
60 to Irvinc's for bluestone.

A O2nQ or unA . 41C1suS GIe ID town.
 There was very hoavy frost last night.
 Iri.h potatoes and fresh butter a, hvine's-
 Goldberg is improving the front of his store.
 Cur city was vi.ited by a rain Wednesday.
 A. D. Lemon has the finest rssi- dsnce in town.
 Lieut.. Kendall and lady are at the Pnonix Hotel
 A Mexican cripple is in town &C., " lieiting aims.
 The stores in town are filling up with Christmas goods.
 Three Prescottitcs passed through ts~a for Tombstone.
 The mines fifteen miles north of toHa are looming cp. California Roll Butter, three times ger week at Geo. F. Coats.
 Considerable work is being done is the Cave Creek district.
 A. L. Peralta received large con signmrnt Of goods Tuesday.
 L. Bicn of Sacramento. has g new advertisement iu this issue.
 The Black Canon stage took four passengers north this morning.
 Two teams loaded with lumber arrived from Prescott Wednesday.
 Several large teams passed through town Monday, bound for Prescott.
 Vim. Smith. formerly of this city will open restaurant at Tombstone.
 The firm of Gregory 6 Wiley was Tuesday dissolved by mutual con sent
 New crop Of Dried Apples. Peaches Prunes. Gapes, etc, at Geo. E Cc.ts.
 A.genoralscourt mar.ial;is appoint ell to meet a. Fort Apache, Dccern- Der 1st
 Unlike many other towns in the Tsrritory, PhGnix has but few inc briatcs.
 The telegraph line to San Diego is still izdisposed, and refuses comniu- Bicaiien.
 MT Houck, an Al printer from the Esst, left our village Monday, for Tombstone.
 Taxpayers will please read the ad vertisement of the SheriiT7s and act accordingly.
 Thanksgiving day was observed in this city today. The bank and stores wcre closed.
 Four teams of immigrants arrived ia town on Tuesday from Colorado ea route to Tempe.
 Judge Hancock has set Dec 18th, for the final settlement of the estate of Jchn A Parker.
 A pack train of fourteen mules arrived in town On Monday, bound fsr the Bradshaw mines.
 The United States Restaurant will be regularly supplied with fresh oys- ters, after Wednesday next.
 Recorder EcNulty sustained severe injury to his right leg Mon Ssy by tresding or bone.
 A sale of personal property in the estate of R. P Hilands, WAS ordered ky Judge Hancock Wednesday.
 A large amount of freight arrived al Maricopa, Saturday and Sunday right for PhQnix and the northern tc1as.
 Quite a number of children in tue primary department of cur pubic rchool, gre a;ling with the whooping cough.
 J. Sampler received 2 dispatch Wednesday with the information that daughter had been born so him in San Francisco.
 Notwithstanding so many of our ps,pIs have left Or Tombstone, bus iRess Is improving and considerable work is being done.
 Two transfers of voiers from Mari ssps ceHnty to Pinal county were Ia 4de out Monday, and there ar stil several applications for transfer on haad.
 R, II. Armstrong, the florist, has r<lurned from Tucson. Bfr Arm strong expects large shipment of fruit and ornamental trees next a 2nth.
 Geo. F. Goats Las leased tke open lots. opposite the northeast corner of the plaza, for tree yard, and will, about January 1st, ship in carload cf choice fruit trees from California; .@ Salsri's restaurant will be supplied ol Thanksgiving day with turkey and mince pies. Now if you are not invited out to dinner. go and get 2 good Thanksgiving dinner at his res iaurant.
 Notice Of the location of the La<t Chance for Luck, thc Aoline, and ihe Pilgrims Reward mines, Cave Creek District, were filed with R cordrr McSulty on Tuesday, for record.
 The school house is rapidly ap- proaehing completion and will be ready for occupancy about the first of January When finished, it will