The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31

DO3Eu or OiTcClNTo were IStlSSLCu' namely: A Chabot. w Dutton, c. A. Chase, C. t. Gilleti and J. A. Lyttle Subsequently the Board met and elected 4. Chahot President, W. Dutton, Vicc-Prcsident, Bank of California, Treasurer and C. |. Gil let, Secretary.
 From Mondays Daily.
 Vim. B. Hcjljngs has returned from San Francisco.
 The Grand Jury will likely make it's report Wednesday.
 William Birch from Green Valley, Torto Basin, is i'll town.
 N Roscuthal has issued comic | advertiser. Call at his store, opposite the express office, and get one
 To-day the wind blows and dust fills the air making it unpleasant for all obliged to be on the streets.
 Owing to the continued warm weather and increased demand for ice, the factory has again started up.
 The HERALD's dispatch from l Wi .kcnburg state that the stage to ] al ti4lc NS-~tftA4-o- A-p ke-7 sengcrs.
 Hereafter the Town Trustees will make nominal charge to all people who use town water for iTrigating urposcs.
 Six prospectors arrived in town to- day, hut from what district we did not learn, though probably from Tonto Basin.
 The address of Hon. John J. Cos per, Secretary of the Territory is, for two weeks, Palmer House, Chicsgo, and then for the same length of time Aurora, III.
 The dinner at the United States Restaurant yesterday was master piece of the culinary art Sam, he boss of the kitchen, will continue to abide in his present place
 Anr perscn having abont $500 pounds of barley, who wishes 10 dis pose of the same, taking part pay in lumber and the balance in cash, can hear of a purchaser at this office
 Major Hooper will shortly secure a small tract of land-five or ten acres and experiment with sugar cane. He will place the land under the care of competent person, and bring his cuttings from the Sandwich Islands He feels confident O its successful raising here. and would like to see all our farmers devote little time and labor to the purpose
 John T. Bostwick, of Tiptop, has been in town the last few days. and informs us that times are as lively as ever in hat camp. Two gangs of men are at work On The Territorial road and appearances indicate that good road with easy grade will he constructed. After the first of the coming month the mill a, ,Gillett will he says, be shut down for six weeks, On the 1st the contract with Sim mons, the quartz bauler, expires, ard hereafter the orc will be carried from mine to mill in wagons. During the stoppage Of the mill all the energies of Mcssrs. Wehbcr and Brown will he devoted to sinking the new shaft and other work of development. The mine will be so opened that double the number now employed can be worked, and the mill when rcstarted, will run 2i hours instead of 12 as at present
 From Tresday's Daily Herald.
 Ben Tehrfritz, formerly brewer for Gustav Becher ot the L. s. Brew err, has gone into the manufacture of beer at Tombstone
 Wm Griffith and Dan Stevens Of the Southern Pacific Stage line left, via Black Canyon, Sunday morning, for the northern country.
 Nil. Helm, son of the Supcriniend- ent of the Tiger mine, arrived from San Francisco this morning, and left on the Black Canyon stage.
 Old Kentucky Log Cabin whisky remains the favorite brand used in this Territory. Jno. R. Dall & Co.,, ar the sole agents. !
 The following passengers arrived by Black Canyon stage yesterday morning: Robert Plummcridge, Ben Stern, Albert Wiszenski' Mark Ezc- kiels and John LeParm.
 4. D. Lenon. I,islrict Attorney and l Mr. McCabe have formed a co-part | nership for the practice Of law. The | last named gentleman will soon be 1 joined by his family and perma- ncntly locate here.
 From Wednesdays Daily.
 NJ L. Peraltl returned home last eveniDg.
 II. Ellis has returned from his Cal iforria trip.
 Bread is the staff of life, so is ad- vertising the staff of business.
 Blessed arc those who do not adver- tise, for they shall rarely be troubled ! with customer.
 You can't cat enough in a week to last you year. and you can't adver- 1 tisc or that plan either.
 Business can go On without adver- ti@ing, go can wagon go without | greasing. but it is hard work
 Mrs. Wentworth returned yester day from a visit to Picket Post, ac coInpa1ied by Mrs. Whcllow.
 E. Gang purchased inc other even ing Of Mexican, a young deer ! caught in the ghborhood. He | will raise it as pet.
 Wm- Berry, vctinary surgeon ad- veTlises in this issue. We recom- mend him to all persons needing his services.
 Mr. Strikes from Big Bug and Josie IEarcourt frcm Gillett arrived on the Black Canon stage this morn ing.
 Superintendent Glastonbury and J. E. Durlzce arrived from Seymour yesterday afternoon bringing with them three bais of bullion valued at about $, 400. IL is reported that the mine is looking as well as ever.
 There will be 8 meeting at the church on Center street next Sunday at ten o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose of organizing Sunday School. All are invited to attend; also services at same place at 7 o'clock, P. T.
 From Thursdays Daily