The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-28
TOWN AND COUNTY.
rhe NTasons lneet to-night.

finishing lumber. CHI -CHAMPLIN. q Skirrow < McKenn& have retir ed from the saloon business.
 Coolest place in town is the Bank Exchange.
 C. A. Luke left for visit 10 Pres colt, Thursday evening.
 The county guardians meet rext Monday.
 Milk Punch at the Bank Ex- change
 A. Fratas, better known as Honey" has gone to California
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 Hon. ". 4. Rowe was in Phwnix d few days sInce-
 Genuine Krug and other Cham pagnes at the Bank Exchange.
 Lum Gray has the first spples of ihc season.
 For building lumber at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company, Prescot
 Watermelons-90 per cent. water and 10 per cent belly-ache-are pien- tlIui Tn tue lanu
 The plaza improvement seems to he unr- going q case of suspended animation.
 Barley and wheat are selling at S1 90 At this price the former Is sacked.
 Isaac Levy has bee appointed post master at Seymour. an office having |. | i-f.
 To Commercial travelers-Sam2le rnoms at the Bank Exchange.
 Ire case of Fitch & Churchill vs Golden Star Mining Company has Ioen set for trial July 3s, at Prescott. A very fine billiard table at the Bank Exchange
 Rush & Wells are Beach's attor- reys in his suIt against Col. Woolsey, in the District Court at Prescott.
 All Icod Drinks of inc season a the Bank Exchange.
 The stages for Tip Top ani Pres colt leave every morning at o'clock and arrive every afternoon at 3-
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taurant opposite the Postoffice. <
 An Indian was killed at Tempe, Tn-sday. while resisting arrest. He had been guilty of robbery
 Go to the Bank Exchange Best sccommodat tiOns for travellers J. NJ. Cotton has taken hand the in matter of repairing the Black Can yon road, and is soliciting subscrip- lions.
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taIranl oppusiie the Postotlice. f
 Rev. H. II. Messenger will occupy the pui pit at the Tabernacle to-mor- TOW evening, in place Of Mr. Myers. Sunday school tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock.
 Morgan d Co. are erecting large frimc building on Washington street, opposite Meyers stable Part of 1t gill be used as a grain warehouse.
 SplendidlY furnished, well vcntila- ted rooms, single or en suite. for sin gle night. or by the week or month at reasonable rates, at tine Bank .EK- ch ange-
 Chas Orton. who WAS held here a short time since on charge of luna cy, has been handed over to the au- thorities at Camp Mcdowell, he hav- ing deserted from that camp.
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taurant opposite the Postoffice
 Mir Anders of the firm of finders X Rowe of the Bradshaw Mountains, passed through several days since on his way home, having been on bus iRess trip 10 San Francisco
 All Territorial and leading city newspapers of the L. $. on file at the Bank Exchange
 White & Walters favored Us with some bottled sodn as cold as ice can make it. They have also beer in the same condition. Their place is the little blue" saloon opposite the courthouse, and don't forget it.
 Gregory & Wiley have an ad. in this issue, calling attention to pur- chasers of lum Der This firm is now prepared to furnish lumber in quanti- tics to suit. and at cheaper rates than ever before in this place.
 For q fine Cigar call at the Bank Exchange.
 J. E. Durkee, Superintendent for t1e Cerro Gordo Freighting Compa, ny, spent few days in Phoenix this week. This company has the con. tract for hauling ore of the Vulture mine to their mill at Seymour
 Charlie Clark has moved his store to Sun Flower Valley and is doing well. Charlie is well-known here and his many friends will be glad tc h :ar Of his prosperity
 Iced Champagne on draught at the Bank Exchange
 Last Thursday, G. A. Rothrock, oul resident photographer, took picture of the HERALD office and the em- ployees. We have not seen the pie ture yet, 1t not being finished. but i cannot be otherwise than good owing to the superior artist who performef the work
 Ser=t. Patton is making a numbeI of improvements in the telegraph of flee, the principal one being tn, changing of the Signal Service instru menis, SO that tle tenn perature vii he more even. The office is also be i g whiiened which makes it lIghte a ld pleasanter
 We are informed that races will b, held on the three first days of Sep tember as follows: list day, one mile and repeat; purse S150-S10O to frs