The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-21
TOWN AND COUNTY.

The building of Judge Hilands oI
 Washinton street is completed
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Nav.
 Tobacco.
 J. ", Stevenson has been retained
 as Counsel for John Ellis, the shoot
 est
 Levy and Kirkland of Seymour
 say they are satisfied and won't com
 plain any more. No more expres.
 packages wanted
 For building lumber at bedrock
 prices, address Clipper Mill Lunbe
 Company, Prescott
 Charlie Cole is spending few days among the boys Charlie is iI business in Tip-Top and looks indi
 cates prosperity
 No Knots or Pitch in Alaricop
 finishing lumber CHI .CHAMrIIy. a
 The Erposttor publishes card by Mir Lutgerding, denying d statement published in THE HERALD last week We were mininformed by some team sters, and hence, take it all back
 All members Of the I. o. o. F. are requested 10 meet at Dr Wharton s office for the purpose of organizing the lodge, on Monday evening at 30 D. III.
 Wednesday evening some one stole antity of clothes and jewelry from the dressing rooms of Jones Varieties, and the following day Some one stole sum of money from the till of the Arcade Brewery
 Ustick & Co. of Maricopa have es tablisheG a store at Tempe They are q live enterprising firm, we would suggest cur readers give them q call and see their goods.
 We call the attention or our lady readers to the notice of Bien, of Sac ramento, who advertises in this issue Ladies Linen suits They are in ttree pieces and cost from four to five dollars They are just the thing.
 John Ganiz arrived in Phenix yes tertlay morning from Prescott with 500 feet of lumber from Curtis mill. He informs us that he was but seven days in coming from that place, and h.s teams are oxen. He came by way of the Black Canon.
 ". II. Swain of this city, has gone 10 Big Bug, to lay the foundation for the new mill. which will be erected there by company of Chicago capi- tllists, the machinery TOT which passed through our town yesterday.
 NJ L. Peralta who returned from q trip in the northwestern portion of the county, informs US that the mill at Seymour will start up about the 10th. A frame building 20x4O las lately been completed and is now used by him as store. The town IS quite lively an.. will soon be quite q city.
 Mr- Williams Manager of Buck :.lew & Ocaoa's store at Maricopa has visited this city this week That firm is closing up their business at Naricopa preparatory to moving to Florence where they will occupy a large handsome store owned by J C. , Loss.
 Root beer at Lorine's
 Uncle Harris is busIlv engaged witb ! his staff Of clerks picking large lot of pledges that have not been redeem !. ed, and he will advertise them from . time to time. Any article sent by ex- press. C. o. D. Remember, every art ! lcle advertised is as represented. No i 221 Kearnev Street s. F.
 Root beer at Loring's.
 LOST A book on the ITiber# mia Bank, No 63, ,799. standing in the name of Palmer G. Wood. The book was stolen at the time of the stage robbery, May 9th. 1879 The finder vii! please return the same to this office, as it is of no use except to owner- *94-5t
 Ginger ale at LoriHg's
 ". ". Webb is in from Tonto Basin and says: The MazatZel mill temporarily shut down owing to the scarcity of water, Charlie Clark has his store within two miles of old camp Reno. and is doing q good business He is very popular and well liked by the residents roundabout. New families are moving into the Basin and settling. Two marriages will be consumated on the Fourth. The settlers will meet and celebrate the day ln proper manner 4 com pany of scouts left Fort Reno Thursday for Green Valley, at this i'OlHt II IS ssdteu that camp will be established. AIr. Webb will return to his home in few days Ginger ale at Loring's. Tower Thomasson has returned from a prospecting trip to the Meyers district This district is 60 miles sou'h of Gila Bend and was first Drou {ht to public notice few months since by the bonding of fl ID ines-9 silver and , gold by George Tyhg editor of the Yuma lSenttney for , :tler parties. The bond is for S175- lOO and expires in about three months. | The Gunsight is the name of the -lalm in which most the work has been done. It has two shafts and wo tunnels the former being about ' feet feet deep; the latter nave just l been started and will iar the shaft I tt distance of 50 feet The review IS about 15 feet wide and has yielded { It present about 50 tons of good ore. his district is destined in a short tne to be quite a large place, scarcity of water at present is draw ' Oack to prospectOrs in the district.