The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Alfalfa seed at Irvine's.

The Erpositor Office is gradually
getting into shape.
Fresh Bananas and Oranges jus
arrived at Loring's-
Did you see those nobby summe
suits at Samters
Splendid assortment of fresh can
dies at Samter's.
For parasols and late style sun
downs, go to J. Samter's.
Insertion, embroidery and edgings
for the ladies, at Irvine's.
a job lot of towels and handker
chiefs at Irvine's, away down.
Another Let of fine fresh apples
came in by team to-day for Loring.
E. Irvine & Co. will close out their
present lot of tea at 80 cents per Id.
The latest styles of ladies goods,
Piquets and white goods at Sam
ter's.
You can get fresh fruits at Loring's
fruit that is not old, stale and
rotten.
The first church bell for Phoenix
arrived to-day. One more step out OF
the wilderness.
DIR. r. L. Rosson has fresh non-hu-
manized vaccine virus. Office at
Phoenix II otcl.
For building lumber, at bedrock
NTil1 I nm l,e,.
Company, Prescott
Road overseer Gray reports the
road to Maricopa nicely finished up
and excellent crossings at the bitches
and rivers.
Hams, Bacon and Lard, in qnauti-
ties to suit purchasers, and cheap for
cash or good Colaterals Apply to
GEO f. MowRY
The Mcintosh Property for sale.
Consists of dwelling house and six.
lots. Centrally located in Phoenix.
Terms made easy. Apply to GEO E.
MowRY
The road beyond Hayden's ferry is
reported is terrible condition from
the overflow of water from the ada
cent bitches. 1t should be somebody's
business to see that the water IS kept
off
An Indian attempted TO ride his
horse into the house OF Mexican
At Tempe, last Sunday evening, which
finally resulted in shooting scrape,
but we believe no one was injured.
The Indian was promptly arrested
and lodged in jail here, where lie
awaits trial for. assault.
Go from home to learn the news.
at is contemplated by the owners of
THE PHGsNIx HERALD to issue that
paper as daily in short time. We
think the venture you'd pay better
than the present semi-weekly. Pho
nix certainly ought by this time to be
able to sustain at least one daily jour
nal"-Ehterprise
II the issue of THE HERALD of
April 9th we published dispatch
from Prescott, stating that the editor
of the Uiner had a row with his dew
il and came out second best. This is
not true Mr. Beach had trouble with |
one of his ranchmen and put him |
out of his Office and the ranchman /
really came out worse than second /
best
We are pleased to state that W B.
feelings has succeeded in amicably
the affairs of the Golden
Star Mining Company, and work will
he resumed at mine and mill imme-
diatelY upon the return of Mr. He'll
ings, who goes to San Francisco TO
attend the annual meeting of the
company. The business of the COM
pany hereafter will be conducted on
| strictly cash basis.
The merchants of Phoenix have
been in the habit of giving credit al
most indiscriminately. L. Irvine &
20. have been almost the only except
on TO this rule, and since January
asst they have ceased giving credit al
most entirely. They now come out
II to days issue and advertise their
business on a cash basis entirely
Perhaps it will win, perhaps it will
lot. Call around and try them on
heir new style and see how it suits.
One of the members of an enter
prising liquor firm of this city, day
Dr two since, while riding one of L.
y Deputy Marshal Turner's mules
over the mesa, came across 4 huge
-attle-snake in his path, and cssaying
o slay the reptile, drew his revolver
md banged away. When the smoke
If battle had cleared away he discov
ered the enemy unframed, but the
Door mule had pistol ball lodged in
MS jaw that will shut off his barley
or many day.
Mails.
Mails arrive and depart from Pho
Xix as follows: