The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05
TOWN AND COUNTY.


 to StanwiX.
 Ed, the barber, has a new shop mex
 10 Packer & McKenna's.
 Jacob Harris has notice under the head of new advertisements.
 Goldman & Cos. store, here, as we'll as at Picket Post, is doing q very large business.
 Geo. Weeks, chief quartcrmaster advertises for proposals for transporta- tion, in this issue.
 The ladies of the Presbyterian church propose holding festival on Friday evening, March 14th.
 Judge Hilands, few days since, fined a Mrs. Hennessey s10 for dis turbing the peace.
 Constable Blankenship gives notice that he has taken up and has for sale Il sow and six pigs.
 The teams of W. E. Williams left Texas Hill last Saturday loaded with 1895 pounds of freight for Jno. R. Dall S Co.
 Snyder & Torbett, of Salt Wells, have bought the Big Bug station on the Black Canyon road, between Phoenix and Prescott.
 Lumber for Dr. Goodrich's two- story brick building will arrive the latter part of the week, when work will be pushed forward to compile ton.
 \ large number of fruit and orna- mental trees will al rive from Prescott the latter part of this week for C. E. McClintock, the solid" man of the HERALD.
 All who arc interested in having good singing at church services are invited to attend practicing class at the church building next Friday evening.
 The trustees of this school district advertise for proposals for the con structi0n of school building in ac- cordance with the act passed by the last legislature.
 Miss Lucas, who has had charge of the school in District No. ,, west of town, has changed to that of the Mcsquit Lack of funds ill the form CT district the cause
 L. P. Nash, charged with violating the revenue laws by conducting q wholesale liquor establishment with ont license, will have a hearing be- fore Judge Bolan next Tuesday morn ing.
 Dr. ConJcrs is now occupying his | new store, adjoining his former loca- ton. It is much larger than the old | one, something much needed, as his stock of drugs and chemicals con stantly arriving are very large.
 The walls of Irvine's two-story brick building are now several feet above ground, and give the natives an idea of what the building will be. At some other time we will e give a full description of the same.
 Indian Inspector Hammond has been ordered to report upon the Phoenix Indian reservation, and will and he will arrive here So-day. He waited at Yuma to confer with Gov. Fremont. who passed there last Fri day night en route to Washington.
 Simon Novinger left by yesterdays stage to pay visit to the old folks back in Pennsylvania. Mir Novin- ger has resided in this valley for many years, has amassed quite for tune, and is one of our best citizens. He will be absent about three months
 In the case of Copeland vs. Sam Wing ct. al, last Saturday, before Judge Bolan, the jury returned q verdict in favor of plaintiff for $11250. The Chinaman damaged certain property belonging to plain llA Di COuSIl UClluS d QItCH OfCI tllC same.
 The company of Indian scouts stationed at Camp Verde, has been ordered to report to the commanding officer at Camp Mcdowell for scout ing duty from that post. Acting Assistant Surgeon George Scott Old mixon will accompany the Indian scouts to Camp McDowell.
 The Great Eastern Circus, under the management of George Ryland, gave performance last night to large and appreciative audience This is without doubt the best show that has ever visited Arizona, and MT. and Mrs. Ryland make hosts of friends wherever they go The tumbling was very good, and the equestrianship of Mrs. RyIand was highly complimented. Tracy is a witty and mirth-provoking clown and kept the large audience in a con- tinual uproar. The performance tc- night will consist of an entire change of programme, and we advise every one to go carly in order to secure seats.