The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 The assessment of the McMillen mining com pany is delinquent on the 23d inst
 The board of supervisors will con slider the court house plans on the 18th inst
 EA large quantity of butter is al Pcralta's store, marked Anders X Rowe, Gillett-
 We are pleased to sec brick being used in all our new buildings enter prises instead of adobe.
 The Tiptop mining company pay off today The checks are drawn on the PhGnix bank.
 For building lumber, at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company, Prescott
 Persons desiring seeds can find the address of three San Francisco firms in our advertising columns. Patron iZc them.
 The attention of all persons requir- ing the services of good carpenters is called to the card of Cummings & Lowell.
 Hams. Recon and Lard, in qnauti- ties to suit purchasers, and cheap for cash or good Colaterals- Apply to GEO. E. MOwRY
 The professional card of ". W. Weed, shorthand reporter for this district will be found in our advertis- ing columns.
 Any person desiring to rent a bakery. with first class oven and fix lures, will find an advertisement in to-day's paper.
 MT Swayne, mason lately from Prescott, is erecting q neat dwelling in the northeastern part of town, to be occupied by himself.
 The trustees of school district No. 1 meet today to consider plans and specifications for the construction of 8 school house in Phenix-
 There will be a meeting of the Democratic Central Committee next Thursday morning at 10 o'clock in 9he office of the District Attorney.
 The Mcintosh Property for sale Consists of dwelling house and six. lots. Centrally located in PhHniX. Terms made easy Apply 10 GEO. E MowRY.
 Workmen are busy on a dwelling house in the northeastern part of town for Tom Barnum, and when completed it will be the handsomest residence in the valley.
 Our business mlen have subscribed a sum sufficient to pay man to clean the town di.ches. We would saggcst to the tusteeS that they appoint a suit abl person for that purpose.
 MT. Cody, lately from Signal city, has aitemporary shelter erected at the railroad terminus, and upon the ar rival of the traius will he prepared to furnish liquid refreshment To the weary traveller.
 Maricopa Charlie. chief, and four Indians from the tribe. will soon take trip to the railroad 10 see the iron horse, something they have never seer. Charlie is very intelligent and speaks very good English.
 On March 3Ofh at D. m. the first passenger and mail train from Yuma reached Gila Bend. where business commenced the follow ing morning. The new railroad station is four miles due south of the old stage station.
 John R. Dall G5 Co. are bottling a large quantity of the favorite Old Kentucky Log Cabin whisky. The label shows that it was put up at Phenix This firm are the the sole Paci1c'COast agents for this excellent brand of whisky. No saloon should be without it.
 Dan White and Jack Walters will reopen their saloon, opposite the court house, this evening. and in vite all their friends and the public to call. The saloon has been refitted and refurnished throughout, and the addition of large room for gaming purposes makes quite an improve ment.
 MessTs. Cotton. Morgan, Hayes. Colburn and Lewis made a trip to the railroad town the fore part of the week over the new road. They re port the road in excellent condition, and in a very short time will be as good as any in the county. A large number of teams are constantly trav- cling it.
 The other evening we called at the CSLtDllSllD1t0l Ol JOllH h. lJdll AO- and inspected their stock of cigars. At present they have on hand at least 100000 of all kinds and qualities, with prices ranging from S2.50 to $1S50 per hundred. They fill orders with promptness, and give as much attention to the small as to the large buyer. Give them an order.
 We would call attention 10 the card of the law firm of Hereford dc Zabriskie, of Tucson, published in tO-day's issue. The firm is composed of gentlemen of marked ability and undOubted integrity. and is one of the most able firms in the territory Parties having law business to be attended to will secure prompt and able attention by engaging their ser vices.
 Pete Gabriel, sh eriff of Pinal coun- ty, arrived from Florence Thursday, in pursuit of a man named Taylor, who escaped from jail by digging through the wall. Taylor was arrest ted about two weeks since, charged with robbing a Chinaman, taken to Florence, had hearing, and held in the sum of $500. After several days confinement he escaped, and is still at liberty.
 From Tower Thomson, who re- turned from the Meyers district a few days since we learn that the mInes in that section are causing considerable excitement, the principle claims hay ing been bonded to San Francisco parties for quarter of a million dol lars. The district is situated 60 miles