The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-14

S105, S130; f5, 1G, Hood o Batts, 1 240O each; 2S, Wm, Bunker, $57 90; %, Chas. Schultz, s50; 30, 31, WI ! BIrkc, se0, $150; g, W. E. Cottrel, $50.
 BLOCK 1i9 1,2. 3. !. NJ. Barney, 5000, S2 %, s85: 4, Noel 6s Felt, S65; ,, Oaks & Morrison, S110; 6, ', N. Edwards, S7O, S105; s. ". B. Hooper, $fG5; 9, J. R. Dall 6s Co, $2f0; 10, R. E. Ear rington, S210: II, 12, John Suther- land, s2S5, $500; 13, John Mcguire, S325; II, J. F. Usticll & Co. S100; F, IS, 19, D. B. Jones & Co, S230, S10O, $S5; 20, Emanuel Snow, $80; 23, Joseph Snow, $25.
 BLOCK lis.
 14, 15. 1G, Barnett & Block. $25, $G5, $60.
 BLOCK 151.
 1,2, 3, Alexis.Godey s 10, $50, $50.
 BLOCK 1%o.
 i, James Reardon, S7O; f5, NJ. F. Casson, ;3O; 1G, James Waters, $15.
 During the latter part of the after noon, the stage lines of kerens < Griffith, and Gilmer, Salisbury X Co, started out extra coaches to accom- modate those desiring to penetrate our territory without delay. The railroad company have given block 215 to the United States to be used as military depot The erection of suitable buildings will he commenc- ed immediately. W. Wilcox is the Quartermas,e $ agent al this point.
 After the sale the HERALD report cd called on some of the purchasers and obtained the following informa ton regarding their intended i'm provement5.
 Oaks 6s Morrison of San Francisco will conduct a general merchandising busine: s.
 Felt iS Noel of Los Angeles are in the wholesale liquor business; they are the authorized agents ot Cyrus Noble's distillery tt Lynchburg,
 Usick &5 O.. inc pioneer mcr- chants of this city, have not decided on the kind of building to erect, but it will probably be of lumber. This is an enterprislng firm and displays considerable enterprise and energy in their business Read their adNeT tisement in this issue of the HERR dD-
 R. T. Halford, lately of Milbraa. Cal, has the incest saloon in the Ter rilorv. The building is frame and pIastered and hard finished. The place is well furnished.
 Bucknlew & Ochoa, well known in Arizona. have established a cOmmis- sion and forward ing business. Read their advertisement in this issue
 Hood < Batts, of Yuma, are run ming a saloon and lunch-house-
 Chapman < Ahe4rn will commence immediately the erection of two story brick the ground floor to be oc- cupied as a saloon, with club-rOoms and restaurant, and the second story as q lodging house. It will be com plctcd in thirty days. Their card ap- pears elsewhere.
 E. E. Burlington & Co. will have large building constructed of lum- her. which will be erected in a few days.
 Jones X Mattoon will erect suitable buildings for a theatre, saloon and restaurant.
 The excellent hotel, under ;he man agenent of II. W. Klein, is a splendid lvertisement..to the place. We learn that fhis gentlemen will have charge of the new hotel which will be good news to the travelling public. On the corner of G and Ph@nix streets large twO-story hotel Is be- ing constructed by the railroad com pany.
 Seven commission and forwarding houses have been established thus far. They are owned and conducted ny the following gentlemen: Neahr, J. W. Montgomery; Barney, Charles and Judge Yandavier; Fitzgerald, Frank Wightman; Burlington, J. H. Hughes: Germain < Co.,, Mcssrr. Hopkins and Germain; Buckalew & Ochoa. Marshal Williams; Barnett, Block 65 Go, Charles Wellhotf.
 Frank Wightman is postmaster; NIr. Van Fleet is " F. & Cos agent; Geo. s. Bowers and C. W. Brown are stlge agents: \. J. Finley, railroad agent.
 Wm. Story has charge of tLe mili- tary telegraph office
 Dr. Gray attends to the medical wants of the community.
 The freight depot to be completed by the 18th is 1G0X30. Naricopa is supplied with water from a well six ty-1ive feet deep, and Is hoi. tsd hy an engine into tank overhead, holding 50,000 gallons.
 The future of this town certainly bids fair to be brilliant one. Itwill always be shipping point for Pres colt and Pe9niX and the Peck, Tiger, Tiptcp, Vulture and many other mines of lesser note.
 From a sanitary point it is well To- cateG As political and commer- cial center it has many advantages, and its accessibility is its main point. Yes, our prediction is, that in one year it will contain at least 1000 peo- i pie, and Phenix will have double ] that number.
 Chas. B. Woodhead, of Woodhead < Gay, Los Angeles, general com mission merchants and wholesale