The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-25

The Justices Courts are kept busy nowadays
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
 The high school of Professor Joyce is in operation.
 For building lumber at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company. Pres ott.
 Genuine Krug and other Cham pa s les at the Bank Exchange
 Rev. II. 1T. 1Iessinger from Califor- nia. will hold religious services in this city next Sunday.
 To Commercial travellers Sample rooms at the Bank Exchange
 Yesterday mornings stage from Maricopa contained NJ Mcdonald, Thos. Brown and c Clark.
 \ very fine billiard table at the Bank Exchange
 Katie Haywood's wine rooms are now stocked with a large stock of choice wines and liquors just receiv- ed.
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taurant opposite the Postoffice-
 The wife and daughter of G Coats arrived this morning from California and will reside permanently with us
 All Iced Drinks of the season at the Bank Exchange
 Baltz tc Kelley's new butcher shop is in successful operation and is made very attractive by is clean appear ance.
 Sergt. $. E. Patton arrived from San Diego this morning, and las taken charge of the Phoenix Signal office.
 Arthur Rodgers now cleans the streets and alleys for small compe sation. He has had charge of the sIitches for some time, and gives sat isfaction-
 Last Wednesday Justice Earfcld fined two lawyers Qheir cards can be found in our advetising colUInns) for displaying their pugilistic qualify cations in his presence turing court.
 Go to the Bank Exchange Best accommodations for travellers
 The following passengers arrived hv this mornings stage Geo Ma toon. W. F. Preston, John Letting, $. t. Pierson and 4 l. Smith.
 Our Mexican residents celebrated St Johns day Icy q social gathering 5n the grove near Capt Grayis place. Tn the evening the harp and guitar " ore heard in many residences where youth and beauty 'chased the fleet Ing hours with flying feet
 IT. H. Messenger has brought y-ith him from California q uuniter of .,t- ns.ra and pineapple plants and will iutrnduce ihcur in this section An article nn the subject, written by him. ,sili appear Saturday, it being crowd ed out of ;ltis issue
 For fine Cigar c;,H d. the Bank Exchange
 II IE Messenger is canvassing for the following publications: The Achievements of Stanley in Africa" Pictorial History of the United States" Valuable receipt hook and Rural Hand Book" He wiH call on citizens and give ihem an opPegtuni- fy to subscribe
 All Territorial and leading city newspapers of the L. :. on file at the Bank Exchange.
 If parties coming to tke ci'y will persist ih falling into the numerous dens calling themselves by different Uncles. and find, after purchasing. snat they are swinGled. it is their own fault. Take the little treuble to see Uncle Harris name painted on the windows of his stores. Go first and see him. and get his guarantee (written), and you will find that you have bought any article for half store prices. RcIz em Der the numbers, 221 aHd 702 Kearny Street, $. r.
 Ice Cream every day at Sm;th $ res taurant opposite the Postoffiee-
 Splendidly furnished, wei ventila- ted rooms, single or en suite, for sin gle night. or by the week or month at reasonable rates, at the Bank Ex- change
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taurant opposite the Pc4office.
 X nun Der of ladies of this citv met Monday evening at the residence of Mrs. Sturenhurg and formed socie- " under the name of the Golden Leaf Croquet Social Club" Mrs. F.aharr and Mrs T M Cotton we-e chosen 10 fill the positions or Presi- dent and Treasurer respectively. It is tlle intention of the society 10 give sociables and croquet parties, the first of which will be given this eve ming. Mrs. Sturcnburg and Miss Hattie Labarr are the leading spirits in the enterprise.
 Coolest place in town is the Bank Exchange.
 l. II. Levy of Seymour, is spend Ing day in PhGniX and reports con- siderable life in his section. The machinery is nearly all on the ground and the last of the lumber is about arriving. The mill will start up about the 10th of July. Mir Levy reports considerable building. among which is 20v30 frame with an adobe addition. occupied by NJ. L. Peralta c. A. Strickland has new hotel built of ;dobe. 1Sx5O E. Packwo0d has a new 15X35 adobe Tor a hotel GOldwater's building is most com plefed Everything looks well and good times are anticipated hy all . Mr Levy leaves for home tomorrow morning.
 LOST A pass book on the ITiber- mia Bank. No. 63. .799. standing in the name of Palmer G. Wood. The book was stolen at the Ii nc of II c stage robbery, May 5th, 1873. Tine finder wili please return the same to this office, as it is of no use except to owner. #9A5t