The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-06
TOWN AND COUNTY.

OH U olOtb NAS1A-
 Rosenthal has just received lot of new goods in his line.
 The ice factory has just received a bran new delivery wagon
 Miuing notices for sale st the EEE- AUD office on Center street.
 The HERALD office is one half block north tf the postoffice-
 All kinds of job work done at the HERALD office, st lowest rates
 George Brown, who lately broke his leg at Maricopa, is getting along very nicely.
 Geo. Curry, our popular watch maker, has gone on another short wis it to the Tip-Top country.
 M.W ". Kales is agent for the Phe- nix Insurance Co.,, of Hartford and Home Insurance, of New York.
 A number of our merchants arc thinking of paying visit to San Francisco on pleasure and business
 Arrangements are being made for an excursion to San Francisco. PhG- nix will fill one car. That is sixty persons
 Colonel Simpson, representing the house of Albert Mau & Co, San Francisco, arrived in this city this morning
 Last Monday night at the ranch of EIr. Morrel, Ira Richards had his arm broken by by being kicked by d horse.
 afr Ludlum, the new agent for the Pima and Maricopa Indians, has ar rived and taken up his headquarters IF this city.
 Jno. R. Dail, little man but Oh, Lord, how active. has hitched up his buggy team, the best in Arizona, and gone toward the north.
 A splendid five ounce Silver Elgin Watch for s19. warranted for five wears, at Uncle Harris, 22l Kearny Street, between Bush and Sutter.
 Mr. c. J. Harrington, who met with 3 serious accident at the race track, last Tuesday, died from his injuries Wednesday afternoon.
 Jesus Castro, native of Sonora, died in this city last Wednesday. Deceased was 105 years old and said to be the oldest Mexican in the Ter ri:ory-
 The demsnd for sausage increases and is now so large that Kelley is thinking of getting an engine and running the sausage machine night and day.
 The attention of the sporting men throughout the Territory is called to the advertisement in this issue Of 3 four mile running race in this city, 1 next month. The race is fres for everything ia the Territory.
 George Hamlin wishes te cali par ticuIar attention to the we'll of excel i lent water at his livery stable; also to force pump and hose. His cor ral is very large and just the place for turniug the loose stock in.
 In the rounds today we met MT F. NJ. Grey. Frank has been em- ployed at Maj Veil's large Touring mill for long time, and his past exprience in some of the largest merchantile houses in St. Loais and | New Orleans, enables him to con duct the business in a satisfactory man. ner. Maj. Veil could not secure safer man than Fraek.
 All persons interested in learning whether artcsian water can be obtain, | cd in Salt River Valley for irriga- ton and other purposes are requested to meet at tho Court House in Phoe- nix, on Saturday September 18th, 1879 at 8 o'clock F. NJ. for the pur pose of devising means for boring an artesian yell on the plaza in PhGnix- Should tks attempt he made and successful il gould be a sbig thing for this valley. New farms could be created and constantly furnished with water by this means. The stock dealer would be materially benefited by these wells, for a con- stant supply of water at or near the great grazing ranges would increase his facilities for stock raising. The artesian we'll would be a useful ad- junt in the progress even of the en. tire Territory. 4 great quantity or land in this section coul,l be made to blossom with the rose. provided water could he plsced nn it. Where private enterprise could not place | these wells. joint stock companies should be cEested, The immigra- ion that would came 10 this valley | T'sii ensure ? Esfsgnable return for ail money invested in such a venture |