The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-14

The recent storm so weakened the walls of an old building used by Mr Meyer. the milkman. that the roci feel in and killed one COW, five calves and 13 sheep.
 Joe DuPrez. or Prescott, arrived on Tuesday from that city. bound southward- He brought his ba rouche win him, and had three passengers.
 A. B. Levisee. from Prescott arG J. T. Beick wood. Gllle;t, arrived by 'Tnesday's Black Canyon stage. Six pa-s"ngers, four for Gillette and two for Prescott, left by the same line Monday morning.
 Soman 6 Heine have sent to San Francisco for two workmen for wo k in their cilar factory. Their brands nf cigars having met with such ia vor that they ind them elves uu- able to supply ali orders.
 The rain has come and many are the smiling faces. Larger area of crops will be put in and much pros parity will be the result. Sergeant Patten of the Signal Corps. reports 30 as the rainfall for the 24 hours ending Monday noon.
 Frank Baltz left on Tuesday morning for trip to the Tonto Basin country, and will return in about len days, when he will be interview ed and our readers posted on one of the best stock raising countries on the coast.
 Charlie Clark lately found the Golconda, three-fo"t ledge at Tonto Basin, that prospects about sG0 in horn-spoon from the croppings: also the East Dubuque, an eight to ten inch ledge, that is about the same richness as that of the Golconda.
 Very rarely. our town is without drummers, representing houses deal ing in every class of goods. To these who would he likely to purchase from them, we advise giving their patronage to our home merchants, who arc now selling goods at about San Francisco prices freight added.
 Charles L. Bache. late assaycr for the Tiger Mining Company has pre- sented the HERALD cabinet with piece of ore from one of the exten Sions of the Peck mine in fhe Brad shaws It is worth S2 per pound S4, coo to the ton. The piece given us is about the size of an egg. and is a beautiful specimen. It can be seen at this office
 Hon. ". A. Rowe arrived Wcdnes- day from the Yulture, bringing with him several thousand dollars in bull ion. Everything in that section is running smoothly. In company with Superintendent Cushenbury, he late Iy visited the Centennial mines, west Of the Vulture and from what he saw thinks they are d good piece of property.
 Hon. John Levisee, United States Internal Inspector, Thurs day paid a visit to the wholesale liquor estab- lishment of John R. Dall 6 C.. Al he found The books so well kept by Mir. Dargie, the Manager, that it took him but a few minutes to see that was O. k., around that 
 Company I, Sixth Cavalry at Fort Mcdowell have organ'z z base ball dub. The officers are E. E. Dravo, President, W. Rcynold, Vice-Presi- lent and Treasurer, and judiciary of five members. The .lub signifies their intention of a to play any organization . the Territory
 Twenty bars of bullion, valued at s36, eco arrived on Tuesday from o1 Nebber. This will probably be the ast bullion fro m this company for 1 ome time as the mill has shut down | c enable them to make extensive re i ,airs. During that time the mine 1 will be opened, so as to enable them | o take out ore sufficient to run the | mill full time and nay dividends
 John Reynold, an early settler in his valley, returned to PhGnix, Mon- lay, after an absence of seventeen months. During his trip he has wis ted Texas, St. Louis and Leadville, 1 10 this city by way of San a Fe and Prescott. Texas he found DO slow and dull. while in Cobra o's carbonate camp, everything was o largely oyerdone he didn't stop ong. He comes back to Salt River etter contented to settle than ever
 Christmas time is on us, and many re the people who will send out of be country for articles. To all uch we recommend the establish lent of L. Bien, Sacramento, Cal, 'ho will do his best to please you. Ie has been asking for some months ast, in the advertising columns of le HERALD for your patronage and ill endeavor to give satisfaction. That he doesn't keep himself will be recured for you through his pur- hasing agency. Send him an order