The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-23

]. Bank Exchange, best eating hous in the Territory.
 Gus Ellis returned from Maricopi yesterday morning.
 Genuine Krug and 6thet Cham
 pagnes at the Bank Exchange. Treasurer Shaw and Judge AlsaI expect to leave thls afternoon foI n Prescott
 The street sprinkler is again mak- :. ing its daily rounds to the delight of its dusty and distressed people.
 Hon. John J. Gosper and A. M. Smith and wife, left last evening by private conveyance for Prescott
 The administrator of the estates of Henry Savers and James Glecson has notice to creditors in this issue.
 Parties having partially completed work are requested to call and finish as I leave for Prescott in a few days. E. P. RYDER, Dentist
 If rain storm should suddenly ap- pear some of these warm n-ghts, it would create lively hustling among the many out-oi-door sleepers in our little burg.
 The team which was driven to Mar icopa to convey |" Chicago" Smith and wife to Prescott, was one of the best pair of mares in fhe Territory We fear our partner, NIT. Gosper, (who owrs the team ) thinks more of good horses than he does of our pet, the HERALD.
 R. P. Hiland died Sunday nom ing about f o'clock of conlestivel chill. Deceased has filled the posi- ton of Public Administrator since the first of the year. His family is now residing at Wheeling, West Vir- ginia. Tom Sherman was appointed by Probate Judge Hancock, special Ad- upon the death of R. P. Hiland. The Board of Supervisors have elected Tom Greenhaw, who will : file his bonds today, and assume the duties of the cffice.
 Melons by the wagon load are offer ,d for sale on our street corners. Pumpkins, the rare product of this I 7alley, are not yet in market. It is c that the demand from Pres S 'ott for our pumpkins will far exceed he supply. Miner please quote
 H. Goldberg & Son have received U etter from Berry & Place, San Fran U isco, asking the cost of freighting 2 he Golden Star mill from Cave creek " 0 Tombstone. Cave Creek contains g nough ore to keep the mill constart- y and prOfftably employed and its d' wners would do well to at least give fii trial before removing it. ;et
 pl Price Hickey and Frank Mayhew harged with robbing tbe stage, on le Eight of the 11th Was yesterday ~ lorrfsEg hesG to answer by 5udge 7arfield. Bail Of the former was 10 t at $1,O0O and &7J0O for the latter ny hich was given and the defendants Tn e now at lfSerty. The trial 'cupied seven days and was q case da utmost interest t6 this community. th e court room being aally crowded. istrict Attorney Lemon was assisted fol : J. H. Mahoney special Agent Post flee Department and R. +. Paul Ioc els Fargo & Cos detecGie,e. X. E. Iii, lker and J. H. Stephenson acted as unset for the prisoners. ,,- The General Lee Mining Company, gu ar McNIllen has levied an assess ' mt of two cents per share. It will delinquent August 16. This call tbr no doubt, for the purpose of con- stoI uing work, whaeh was stopped the nc time since eR account of no Six ney- Stockholders should rem ean- Tel it takes money to develope mines. hin IS property is the first southwest rive ension of the Stonewall Jackson. line famous for large shipments of 7 lion- It is supposed the veiu will ,,.,, found in the General Lee If it Is -aa, y hantod for Having visited pei ,ra., ally the property and knowing the C.r we to be facts, we would advise hoo, mFt payment of the call so that -k may be commenced irhlneGiate
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