The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.

A new safe is on the road for Sher- if Thomas.
 The bank will open for business in few days.
 J. Bauerlen S Co. have received a large invoice of candies
 Geo. E. Mowry advertises the Me Intosh property for sale.
 Haupt's teams, with lumber for Irvine, arrived this forenoon.
 Born-To the wife of c. C. Conrad, daughter. The happy event came off last Monday.
 For building lumber, at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company, Prescott.
 Work has been suspended on IT. vines new building, owing 10 delay in receiving lumber.
 Geo. E. Loring has lately completed and is now occupying, one of the finest residences in this section
 Bradford's teams left last Saturday for camp Mcdowell, loaded with a large stock of goods for John Smith.
 Application will be heard to-mor- row for the appointment of an ad- ministrator of the estate of Mike Braungart-
 A. c. Baker, whose arrival was an ticipated in last Saturdays HERALD has entered into the practice of law with Judge Cox.
 Quite an accident lately befell the new building of M. Pesqueira, on the east side of the Plaza, by the falling of the north wall.
 Safes of the Macneale < Urban make are on the way for II. l. Peral- ia, Brown & Daniel and Geo. E. LOT ing of Phoenix, and J. T. Priest oi Tempe.
 The safe to be used in the new bank was made by the Hall Safe and Lock Company, and is perhaps the finest one ever brought 10 the terri tory.
 The mercantile frmE of G Gin occhio < Co., Yuma, have purchased from Morris GolJwater and C. F Cate, Prescott, the piece of property 1O0x137I5, on Adams and 1Iontozu- ma streets. The price paid was S1, 400.
 Snyder &s Torbct, Of Salt Wells, or the Yuma road, have located at Biz Bug station, south of Prescott or the Black Canyon road Their sta ton will not be excelled by any in that section of the country, and trav- elers and teamsters can rest assured of as good treatment as was received at their old station.
 G. R. 6c F. G. Parker have purchas ed the interest of James C. Wiley II the Clipper Lumber O., Prescott, and have refitted the same with new ma chinery, and are now better prepared than ever to furnish all kinds of lum- Der at the lowest prices. Parties de siring lumber are asked to send for their price-list. See advertisement
 II. II. Linville was arrested Sunday charged with assault, and shortly after released on his own rccog nizance It appears that LinyillC had been placed in possession of piece of property by the sheriff, and an adverse claimant kept botherine Mr. Linville and refused to leave, an( attempted to strike Mr. Linviile witt q shovel, but that gentleman happen ing to have a shovel also in his hand and being the quicker of the two struck his opponent across the ear MT. Linville will have q hefrins when the assaulted party recover sufficient to appear in court.
 An assessment notice of the IcAIil len silver mining company, or Stone wall Jackson, will be found in thii issue. The amount is twenty-fivt cents per share, or S25,00O fer tn whole mine This is! the second as sessment levied on this property, tn first one of the same amount havin: but just been collected. Considers ble development has been done D. this company, and these are the onI! calls made for help, and are no doub for the purpose of paying fot the mill, thus allowing the compan, to start crushing without a sinel dollar of indebtedness. The mill ai rived on the ground on the f2lh O this month, and is expected 10 be il running order by the 1st- of May.
 The subscribers to the road fund lately raised for the purpose of cor structing a road to the railroad towr met Monday evening in the coul house for the purpose of hearing th report of DIr. Cotton. This gentle man having offered his services gr; tutfously, as superintendent of th road. Col. Woolsey was elccte chairman and c. E. McCIintock seC retary of the meeting. 4Ir. Cotto stated that the road was completed !