The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-28

I. Jackson has returned to Phenix after an absence of fifteen months.
 Two petitions have been in circu- lation during the past week. One was to reduce the lIcence of JoEes' Theater The other against it. Carpets, oil choth and chinese mat ting at Goldman's-
 Justice Bolan has sentenced Jesus Romero, the sabre slasher to SIX months in the county jail.
 The members of the l. O. O. F. met last Monday and organized by electing P G., J E Wharton, Presi- dent, and Lewis Gazelle, Secretary pro tenn. Several committees were appointed whc will report this eve 1 ming.
 1 The bath rooms of the Phoenix Ho tel have been finished at considerable expense and are without doubt the i finest in the Territory. Water IS con
 seyed by pipes from tanks overhead | With the addition of the shower bath 1 itmakes a very attractive place ot re-
 sort to the dusty trAYeler-
 i NJ. Edwards has doubled the sign 1 of his store. and added a large stock of everything in the merchandise line and all he asks is for you to come and i learn his prices, and he says you wont | leave the establishment without pnr- | chasing. Next to Woolseys mill.
 Read his adv. to-day.
 Wall paper and indow shales at l GoldInan,s LOST A pass book on the Hiber-
 nia Bank. No 63 799 standing in the name of Palmer c. Wood. The book was stolen at the time of the stage robbery. May 5th. 1879. i The finder will please return the same to this office, as it Is of no use i except to owner. *94-5t
 Ladies linen dresses and calico
 wrappers at GOldman's.
 Three specimens of ore from the 1 Mankin mine, Tonto Basin, have been added to the HERALD cabinet, 1 through the kindness ot Mir John Parr. who gave us the following in 1 forma ation regarding the claim ne owners are John MonklR and Ira Streude of this city. IL is situated on
 what is called Rocky Greek, some two
 miles south of the MaZatZal mill. The
 work done at present consists of tunnel run into the side of the hull ten feet, and from the end ot the tun- nel 8 shaft has heen sunk to depth
 of thirtr feet. Here the vein is seven ! feet wide. and assays run high Work is being prosecuted daily, and the { owners feel confident that they have
 d good mine.
 1 From the large attendance at the second meeting of the Golden Leaf l Croouet Social Club, "Wednesday evening. the success of the society IS assured. The attendance was large and all enjoyed themselves. CroQuet 1 playing was the attraction until dark | after which an excellent supper. the tables being spread under the tees,
 WAS partaken of, and then dancing
 was indulged in until II o'clock,
 when the party broke up. The sup nnr was prepared by Mrs Sturnburg, : and Miss Hattie IeBar. and reflects
 mucb credit on those ladies. who are the organizers and leaders of the club
 Among those present, we noticed Mss ! LeDar. Mrs. Sturnburg, Mrs Key : n0lHS, Eulin Dlh'S, " In' CcD'i h'
 Mrs. and MT. NcNul:v, Wm. Siurn- { burg, w c. StrceieT and wife. Edna Isaac. Miss Flora Murray. Dr Ros- son, F. A. Shaw and wife, Neri os-
 horn, Miss Cox. Frank Cox, Miss Thornburg. c. E. McClintoek, Mrs. 1 C'hilds. J " Clark and wife and Mir.
 Kendall. The croQuet ground is 50 by 13712 feet, on the corner of Adams
 and Center streets, the property of MT. Kendall. It is nicely shaded and l is kept in good CT Another meet
 ing will be held this evening and an invitation is extended to those wish ing 10 join to he present The moon
 is bright enough tonight to play cro-
 quet by.
 i Linen suits for children at Gold
 mans.