The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1879-04-26

Fresh Bananas and Oranges just
arrived at Loring's.
Another Let OF fine fresh apples
came in by team today fer Loring-
Mr.. Castaneda hns neat new sigr
ready to put up al his place Of bust
ness.
A report reaches rs that Mr.. Jas
II. Barney has become sole owner OF
the Silver King
For building lumber, at bedrock
prices, address Clipper lIiil Lum ben
Company, Prescott
Mr. Geo Loring has been appointed
agent for the lumber mill Of Clark &
Adams, Prescott.
The carpenters haze begun work
on the new walls of the building
back of Peralta's store.
The foundation of the new brewery
has been laid and substantial brick
walls are rapidly rising.
Judge Howard, OF Prescott, having
concluded his business in court here,
left for his home yesterday.
Mining business is being vigorous
" pushed il CLONE district ard sew
cral good strikes are announced.
If you wish 10 know what most en-
cages a mans thoughts, you have
only TO listen 10 his conversation.
LAWYERS are never more earnest
than when they work with 4 will
that is, il the estate is valuable.
The District Court of the First
Judicial District-P inal county-has
been in session al Florence the past
week
Look out now; the collector will
soon be after you. The county is
having 4 thousand tax receipts print
ed at this office.
The Grand jury finished its labors
on Thursday and handed in its final
report, which we publish today by
order Of the court.
= band Of Warm Spring Apaches,
IN New Mexico, made their escape
from the reservation on the 18th inst.
Troops arc sent in pursuit
Road Commissioners have been
surveying routes for the new read
between Florence and Globe. Their
lsbors arc as yet unfinished.
To-day IS The sixiicih anniversary
of Odd Fellowship in America. The
order was instituted in Baltimore
sixty years ago BY five persons.
Nj McCann informs tAat he has
struck a rich lead or Tree gold in De
composed quartz on Cave Greek. lie
ames his mine the 'StonewaIl''
Remember the Sabbath school con
cert at the church tomorrow evening.
L will he pleasant place TO spend
an hour and an encouragement 10 the
children.
vague rumor came in on Thurs
day that 4 man had been shot at
Globe. We have been unable to learn
anything definite of the matter and
it is probably only a rumor.
The new church bell was put IN
position to-day and its cseerful ring
will recall to many a wanderer, mem
orics of the peaceful quietude of
other lands and days long passed
Messers. Cummings & Lowell are
doing as much carpentering IS any
firm in town, but have time to 20
little more. They guarantee satissac-
ton or no pay. Give them a call.
Mr. Z. B. Kirkland, of Pcralta's
extensive house in this place, re-
turned from san Francisco on Thurs
day, after an absence OF several
weeks. He has been making spring
purchases for Mr.. Peralta.
Save up your coin; Ned Tracy will
be here next Tuesday and Wedncs-
day with his splendid circus. He
has one OF the finest bands in the
territory and everything in splendid
trim. BE sure to go; If you don't
you will always regret It.
Bro. Clark Churchill, OF Apollo
lodge No. 1913, L o. 0. f, has been
Deputy Grand Sire for
Arizona by Worthy Grand Sire, John
3. Harmon. And now we are re-
minded that We meant 10 ask our
brethren OF the order about here
whether II would not be good idea
10 institute a lodge here in Phoenix
Immediately. All Odd Fellows know
that it could he no;bi4S but bcnc-
fetal To the place and community.
viii all in favor signify il by the
usual manner Of proceeding IL sucn
cases2
Mr.. Parkhurst, Chief OF Supplies
for the Railroad Company, was up
from Maricopa yesterday morning.
lie reported the track flushed 70
Naricopa and train through on
Thursday evening; also that Tic
business Of the terminus VIII be
moved to Maricnpa today. The
wei Of water found tnore hv tho