The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-09

been sOlu yet
 Genuine Krug and other Cham pagnes at the Bank Exchange. *
 John Y T. Smith is now running the Phoenix Flour Mills
 To Commsial trAvelers-S lmple rooms at the Bank Exchange.
 Last night was the final perform snce of the Varieties.
 A very fine billiard table at the Bank Exchange.
 The Board of Equalization will be in session all this week.
 All Iced Drinks of tho season a che Bank Exchange
 Read our advertisements and them go and patronize the advertisers
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res 'taurant opposite the Postoffice-
 The fruit crop of this valley will be very large this season.
 Go to the Bank Exchange. Best accommodations for travellers.
 Read our freight reports and pas senger dist Both are received by telegraph.
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taurant opposite the Postofice. X
 High Mcdonald is now occupying his new residence in the northern part Of town
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taurart opposite the Postoffice.
 Old Sabre Slasher is engaged dur ing the day in clearing off the mes quit from the town property
 For fine Cigar call at the Bank Exchange.
 Information Is wanted as ;o the whereabouts of R c. McNary by his father, G. K. " McNary, Pres colt
 Iced Champagne eu draught at the Bank Exchange.
 MT. E. NJ Watts will leave for Washington ia few days to perfect the patent on his Tightening hay press.
 For building lumber at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company, Prescott
 The large two story building north east of plaza IS being plastered on the outside and presents a neat ap pearance-
 All Territorial and leading city newspapers of the U. s. on file at the Bank Exchange.
 Tke thermometer at 2 p. m in this city yesterday stood at no deg. Yuma same hour and day no, Prescott 85, and Tucson 52
 Send tc Maricopa for your building Lumber, Good and dry, great saving in freight. C. H. CHAMFLrN. Ellis, Asher 6 Co. have leased the south room of Irvine's new building. The lease runs for one year, with privilege of two. Contractors and Builders, address c. H. Champlin, Maricopa, for his prices of lumber, before buying else where. *m
 Next Monday is set for hearing the | petition of Mary H. Woolsey, asking for orders of administration on the estate of King S. Woolsey. No Knots or Pitch in Maricopa finishing lumb Der. CHI .CHAMPLIN. Coolest place in town is the Bank : xcbange.
 Happy Harmon of the telegraph office took too much familiarity with Mowry's dog Towser the other day and was slightly bitten.
 Splendidly furnished, well ventila- ted rooms, single or en suite, for sin gle night, or by the week or month at reasonable rates, at tine Bank Ex- change
 Last year during the month of July | several cases of small pox were in the valley. This year no cases have been reported so far.
 S. H. Mott of the firm of Perry. Woodwork 6 Co.,, extensive lumber dealers of Southern California, ar rived in town this morning.
 We are under obligations to MT. c. NJ. F. Herrett for a fine supply of peaches from the Moore ranch. They were of the strawberry variety and l very rich. Water was turned of the ditches for several days for the purpose of cleaning. Last night the canals were very high with a good supply running through the ditches in iowa.