The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.

first Monday in next month
 All kinds of canal work a specially at our job printing establishment
 Miss Olive A. Wharton and John \. Henderson were married last Sun
 day evening by Rev Wm. Myers.
 Murphy & Dennis have dissolved partnership by mutual consent, after business relation of over thirteen years
 Charlie Clark has disposed of the Parlor Saloon to Dan White and Jack Walters, who are now running the same
 NIL. Peralta has been moving his goods to his new store during the past few days. New goods are daily expected.
 A quantity of goods for Castonado, of Signal City, have arrived, and are being placed in the store formerly occupied by NJ L. Peralta.
 Work is now progressing finely on Dr. Goodrich's two-story brick build ing Another ornament to PhGniX and indication of our prosperity.
 The PhGnix flour mill has shut down. It will remain idle for the next few months, until the new crop is available No wheat is the cause of the stoppage-
 A company of Boston capitalists has been organized to worl. the Silver Nugget in the eastern portion of the county. A mill Is being constructed in Chicago for this valuable property.
 Hugo Richards, the Prescott capi- talist, and MT. Wcbber, the efficient superintendent of the Tiptop con- pany, left Gillett last Sunday for an Inspection of some gold lodges in ToDto Basin
 Irvine's building has about reached the height for the first story Some delay is being experienced owing to ihc non-arrival of lumber The building will he handsome struc- lure. Ii will be an ornament to our thriving city and a credit to it's enter prising proprietor
 Michael Bra':ngart committed sui eide last Saturday evening by shoot ing himself in the mouth, tie weapons used being double -barrelcd shot gun and the big toe of his right foot, with which he pulled the trigger Deceased was aged about 3S years. a1d native of Germany. He owned considerable property in Phenix
 Gustav Kaucher, the jeweler, late ly intrusted to ?. friend a handsome set of jewelry for the purpose of eX- hibitiDg it, which he wished to raffie | off The friend claims to have lost the same, and as the owner is very poor, the Loss is felt heavily Any Information regarding the same will be thankfully received by Win Sur enburg adjoining Dr. Conyer's drug store.
 NJ w. Kalcs arrived from Prescott Isy Saturday evenings stage MT. Kaies has filled the position of cash fer of the Bank of Arizona since its | establishment, and he has now taken i up his residence in Phoenix for the purpose of conducting the aff;.irs of the branch of the above institution in i this town. The safe and vault front : is expected to arrive daily, and will | be immediately placed III position, the Goundat5on having already been ! constructed Mr Kales expects to i be ready for business by the first of April.
 i shipment of rich orc passed | through PhGnix yesterday for San Francisco, consigned to Flint, Pea body 6c Co The ore is from the ! Pearl mine, owned by R. Groom iS Co.,, the Virginia, owned by J. \. Rodenburg S Go, and the Fl Dorado, | owned by 4 \. Partheimcr. All these mines are quite rich, and are located in the Humbug district The latter mine is situated one mile west of Tiptop, and in the past year the owner has, without any assistance, taken out and had crushed at the Tiptop mill ore that yielded him $6,OO0.
 The ball at Tempe Monday even ing on the occasion of Mrs. Dcckcr's birthday, was the most enjoyable ! affair ever given fn tiiis beautiful valley. The attendance tgas very large-about sixiy coup.e-the toilets of tic ladies exquisite and the music . enchanting. The enjoyment hcld tuff sway until early morn. \ nuin- Der of ladies and gentlemen from PheniX were present. Knowing that s nurzaber of the fair sex were expect ing ye local of the HERALD, he offers as an excuse for his absence that he was prevented by severe case of