The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-13
TOWN AND COUNTY.
The odd Fellows meet tonight.

mour was running.
 Mining notices for sale at the HER AID office on Center street.
 The HERALD office is one half block north ef the postoffice-
 Seymour the youngest mining camp had great scandal this week.
 Good merchantable lumber S45 al Ellis, Asher 6 Co.'S.
 All kinds of job work done at the HERALD office at the lowest rates,
 Our fieuring mill is running night and day on orders from the interior.
 The Prescott papers notice the ar rival of Captain DaIl in that beauti- full city.
 H. Ellis leaves for San Francisco to night to lay in large stock of fall and winter goods.
 Gus Ellis has returned from his northern trip looking hale and hearty
 lSeztine,: Last Sunday 10 bars of bullion valued at s2O,O0O and 1900 pounds Silver King concentrations passed through Yuma.
 Mir Cummings had stolen..from his ranch southwest of town on Thursday night last four valuable horses. The thief has not yet been caught.
 Telegrams that remain undelivered in the telegraph office: c. L. Bancroft, Wm- Rief, Major Hammond, A. J. Hur;bart, Jesus Noreiga; J. H. Will kins.
 There will be relig ious services at the Tabernacle, tomorrow evening at early lamplighting. Sunday School at the same place at JAM.
 Nineteen bars of bullion valued at SEQ, 900 from the Tiger mine passed through Phoenix the fore part of the week
 Wm. s. Head returned from Cali fornia on Thursday and left for his home on the Verde, yesterday. While there he purchased a large stock of goods for tine store in Pres. colt.
 An elegantly made and rich Quartz Vest Chain, made to order for $S7 nearly new, just the thir g for pres, ent to a friend, will be sold for $54, at Uncle Harris, 221 Kcarney Street, between Bush and Sutter, San Fran cisco.
 Mir. McConnachie manager of the wholesale liquor firm of Jno. R. Dall dS Co in this city for several months past has taken up his residence in Tucson to fiji a similar place in q bra1ch establishment of the firm.
 The people of San Bernardino were lately much disturbed over an expected Indian outbreak, brought about by corrupt chiefs. The afore- said chiefs have been given the grand bounce and peace is once more re- stored.
 Ryland & Mowrey's circus is now performing at Tucson with consider able success. They will soon make thsir appearance in this city. This circus is well known here, having made us two successful visits in the past year.
 Water was turned of from the big canal yesterday morning, and in con- sequence all the dihehes leading to town are dry. They will all be put m repair before water is turned on again. All property owners should see that all filth and garbage is re- moved from the small ditches around their houses aud let every thing be clean when the supply is renewed.
 As the last Sunday of this month IS the day for the election of officers and the transaction of other business the attend ance of parents and all in terested in the Sunday School, is re- quested at that time The place of meeting will be announced Tn the future Rev. Wm- Meyer. is the Su- perintendent of the school.
 Six wagons loaded with emigrants passed through town on Friday morn ing bound for California. They for merly lived in the southern. part of that State, but caught the Texas fever and went thither. After few years of labor they decided to return to California They represent Texas as the worst place on earth for a poor CT rich man.
 Mary H. Woolsey, administratrix on Thursday filed inventory and ap- praisement with statement of claim presented in the estate of K. s. Wool sey, deceased. The assetts of the es tats are fixed in the appraisemcut at S37, ,403-S0- The debts so far as pre- sented foot up about S11,OOO. It is