The Phoenix herald., 1879-08-09
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Bathing by moonlight is popular
 Only one prisoner in the county jail.
 Odd Fellows meet to night, to
 work in the first degree.
 Chicken, duck and turkey dinner
 at the Bank Exchange Dining Rooms
 tomorrow noon. Meals 50 cents. *
 Letter-heads, bill-heads, statements, envelopes, plain and fancy cards, etc, printed at the PHGNIY HERALD job office.
 In the case of Wcrmscr admins trator vs Allen Cullumber ct al at Prescott, August ,, judgment for plaintiff for $650.
 Owing to washout on the rail road, the train was behind time and the stage left Maricopa without mail or express from the west.
 Thomas Greenhaw, the administra- tor of the estate of Henry Savers has applied for an order to sell said estate. Hearing on next Thursday.
 emember, you eau get anything you want by express, by just sending to either of Uncle Harris stores, No. 221 or TOP Kearney Street, S. F.
 We have the facilities of doing all kinds of colored printing, in one or more colors, Send in your orders for such printing and you will be satisfied.
 . James Auld of the firm of Jno- R. DalI IS O., is spending few days in Phoenix, having arrived yesterday from Tucson by private convey ance-
 E. Irvine has applied for letters of administration on the estate of R. P. ETilands, Monday 18th, is the day set for the hearing of the appli- caiion-
 The following passengers arrived Thursday morning c Oliva, William Rief and Burt Lad, for Phoenix, and $. Taylor and Mrs. 4. J. Mason for Prescott,
 There are undelivered telegrams at the telegraph office for the following parties, J. c. Smith. Cllas. F. Bartels, Chas Ayers, James Watkins, and NIT. Marlow.
 Roster of troops serving in the Departmeut of Arizona commanded ny Colonel B. Wilcox, Twelfth h. fantry, Brevet Major General, t. $ A. has been received.
 One of the persons on the bond of Mary H. Woolsey, administratrix has been ordered to appear before the Probate. Judge on the 18th, to answer questions in regard to his property.
 The mail carrier between this place and Gillett informs us that the storm of last Tuesday evening was quite severe at the latter place. Roads were badly washed out, and a perfect river was running down the Agua Fria.
 Ten bars of gold bullion valued at nine thousand dollars, passed through Phoenix on Thursdays stage It was from the mill of the Central Arizona Mining Co.,, Sey- mour. This is their first shipment, but the number of days run or num- Der of tons crushed we did not learn.
 The storm last week made it quite lively for different farmers through out the valley, at Osborne's it blew things down generally and some milk pans that were out drying were blown away, some being found mile dis tant from the house. At Wm. Isaac's damage was done.
 On Tuesday last, this city was vis- ited by a severe rain and wind storm, and from accounts, it was general throughout the northern part of the Territory. With the exception of several Mexican shanties and the postration of few cotton wood trees, uerry little damage done.
 We are informed that a row be- tween Charlie Terry well known in this city, and Mexican occurred at Seymour lately which resulted in the latter being shot, and at last ac- counts was lying very low It seems . those two were in partnership in ( some mining business and quarrel followed. They made up and were at Conger & James saloon where Terry pulled pistol and shot he Mexican. Terry escaped. During the past week large sale If hay and grain was made by Vim.