The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-24
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Pure cider vinegar at Loring's.

J Tobacco.
 Good bath tub for sale inquire at the POsoiiice.
 We notice the establishment of q lunch counter at Packer & Mcken- mas.
 Fresh nuts of all kinds at Tor ing's.
 Davis X Malone haresestablihed ;l brick yard northeast oI town.
 Hayden's flour and corn meal at Loring's-
 E.T. Lowell, carpenter and plaster CT advcrtiscs ill this issue. PaIroniZe him.
 Preaching in the Tabernacle to- morrow ot early lamplighting. Sun day School in the Church at 3 p. n-
 Preaching at the M F. Church, tomorrow morning at Il 30. Sun day School at 3 pm.
 IT you want Bill heads, Le,ter-hcads Cards, Dodgers, etc. CHEAP, call at lhe HEaALD Job Rooms
 The .Senti tel reports rich discover ics in the southern portion of this county
 For building lumber, at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company. Prescott.
 The price of brick has been rcduc- ed and they are now about as cheap SIS adobeS-
 The Nathan Bros are in Tucson. but will return shortly. HI, Ellis is also in the southern metropolis.
 John R. Dall has returned from the railroad where he went with Major Hooper.
 w J. Daily has teken charge Of the Phoenix telegraph office J. J. Nan- nery goes to Prescott.
 Sheriff Thomas has deputizcd ". ITs Reynolds who has gone to McMil- len on business connected with the Miller X Tidwell case
 Jim Grams leaFes tomorrow morn ing for his ranch above Gillett He will return the following day with Ais wife, and settle among us again.
 Last issue by mistake we said the capacity of the lightning hay press was four tons per day. it should have been ten tons per day.
 Geo. Buck < teams loaded with bar lev, the first of the season. left for Prescott last Tuesday During the 7aiter part of the week he was follow ed by several other teams.
 Harris 6o Orme are now runniEI the station between Phpnix and Mar jcopl. Lhe former gentleman left for San Francisco a few days since To tny in large st lck of goo Is.
 The Rev. MT. Todbunier of inc who was advertised iR last Saturdays II EsALD io ps'each i'll ihIs city to-mOi- To-. lIaS not yet arrived
 MorTis A<Ii<q- has returned from San FraAci-cn- where hc purchase :, large stock of goods, and will open :a sin-e fovncly occupied by Coiton's LilliarL parIor-
 X new wnnJcR briidln@ k being erected on 5 asll5nglon street. adjuin- ing l. lrviues store. that will be Occu- g,icd by Wondhead d Gay, of Los Angeles as a. fruit store.
 The California bakery has been started by Carl Schcrrer of San Der nardino. in the rear of Copelands sash and blind depot Read tine ad- vetisement.
 The Arcade Brewery, J Thalheim CT proprietor, and C 4 Luke business manager advertises in this issue IL fs the only brick brewery in the Ter rItory, and the coolest place in town Give them call. Northeast corner of the plaza
 J M. Cstton has submitted his final report on the road to Maricopa, from thIs city, built by personal subscrip- tion. The report is now in the hands |of the secretary, E McClintock- For those interested IL is as follows: Cash received, $G2G 90; cash paid out S651 40; leaving d balance due f0 MT. Cotton of $24 90, which is given by that gentleman for the good Ofthe cause in the shape Of second subscription, his first one being Sj9. NIT. Cotton superiHtended the entire building of the road without charge
 The new building of F Gang is rapidly COming into shape under the Gkillful management Ot the chip chasers," painters, plasteFers and pa Pcr-hangers- It will be handsomely finished and furnished and an orna- ment t0 PkPniX. In the rear a frame tSGilding is being built which will be fitted up for hotel The saloon and ldlliard parIor will be opened to the public in a few days; due notice will h. given i'll Wednesdays HERALD
 Judge Porter mas arrived from Yuma and taken up his residence in this city, The Judge is a firm frichd to our progress and development, and has never lost an opportunity to aG- vertise the resources of this section, which advocacy from sUct source has had the effect to induce many to look this way for settlement
 Major Hooper after stay of sever al days in Ph1nix, left Thursday morning for San Francisco. Thc Major came to the Territory 20 wears ago, and the spot now occupied by this city, supplied him with hay for his contracts, when the nearest white man outside of his party, was many miles distant. The Major says fhaL from the first, he has never lost faitk in prosperous future for this valley, a11 at this time is near at hand lie will return in the fall and probably mrke investments here We hope SO
 Letter List
 The following list of letters remain uncalied fsg in Wells, Fargo E Co.'S office, Phnnix. May 17th:
 P Brix, Adolph Revera, John F. O1inD Geo IT l{vn1aD 1T (',D,,rr,,