The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
LOCAL LINES.

First class Irish potatoes at Gold mans.
 A.B. Mccabe has returned from Yuma.
 Iri.h potatoes and fresh butter al Irine's.
 All of HamlIn's busgrcs were out yesterday.
 For your windows, doors, etc, call ss Copcland's-
 Our Justices Courts are doing DO business lately.
 There were three mining locations recorded Tuesday.
 Mrs. Taylor, of Los Angeles, is at the Bank Exchange
 Vim. Holland will reopen his res taurart before long.
 Col. James Stewart arrived Fri day from the north
 Two frame dwellings will soon be erected on Monroe street.
 Our carrier collects every Saturday Y,,rn the town subscribers.
 California Roll Butter, three times Ter week al Geo. F. Coats.
 Several Mexican families left for the Tip-Top country Monday.
 c. H. Veil has an "ad'' calling al tention to some strsyed swine.
 Tho farmers are busy putting in iheir crops of wheat and barley.
 c. H. Kelly, the paint-pot artist is doing some good work in his line.
 d district has been formed east of Tucson. called Old Hat District"
 Tom Brown is bottling q lot Californis ciaret wine and boca beer.
 A special meeting of tha Board nf Supervisors will be held on Friday next.
 New crop of Dried Apples, Peaches Prunes, Gapes, etc, at Geo. E. Coats.
 Settlers east of town are clearing up large tracts of land>for future cul tivstio1.
 All Royal Arch Masons in this valley will find notice ot interest iD this issue.
 Al Wornleli returned few days ago from trip to the districts of Yuma county.
 Geo. ". Curtis, the lumber king of Prescott arrived in town Sunday from Seymour.
 c. E. McClintock, of the HERALD, left Saturday for a short business trip to San Francisco
 Two large wagons loaded with salt passed through town on Tuesday for the Bradshaw mills.
 Five cats and four dogs were poIs- oned Sunday, one of the latter be- longing to Peter Erik.
 The weather in Phoenix Is delight full. The nights are cool and the days are like summer.
 A Government ambulance, with guard of soldiers, passei through town en route to Whipple. Several refugees from the nor them section passed through town on their vay to the Tombstone country. The roads loading from town arc a wretch,1 co71iti,a having bee1 badly cut up since the late rains.
 Several families arrived in town during the past few days. and intend | to make permanent residences hero. | Several of the street crossings are in deplo7able condition, owing to Tho manner in which the ditehes are kept.
 On Tuesday tho Probate Court ordered a sale of the personal prop erty belonging to the estate of the late John LaBar.
 Sam Curtis. superintendent of the Justice mine, Virginia city, was re- gently thrown from his buggy, and severely injured
 Messrs Castenada. Kirkland, Mur phy and Edwards, left on Saturday for tour of inspection through the Tom bstone country.
 A large number of prairie schoon PTS arrived in town during the past lew days, with full cargoes for Pres -ott and intermediate ports.
 Thursday night several Chinamen In 2 house on Adams, engaged ia quarrel, and one of the party received 3 pretty bad cut in the face.
 Phoenix is now supplied with some 1f the finest beef that man ever be- held. Go to Kelly & Co.'S and see heir fat beef, mutton and pork
 Business generally is improving in ,ur town. Houses are being repaired everywhere, and the demand for mall tenements is daily increasing. 6mithy continues to give good meals at the low price of twenty-five -ent each. His place is opposite the drugstore O Tho-nson & Thibodo. Recorder McNulfy is engaged in sending transfers of voters from this sonzty to Tombstone, so they can participate in the election for muni- .ipA1 officers in that city. Geo, F. Coats Las leased the open ois, opposite the northeast corner of he plaza, for a tree yard, and will,