The Phoenix herald., 1879-06-07
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Rev. J. J. W ingar Of Picket Post, will shortly pay Phoenix visit
 The Sheriff offers B reward of $100 in these columns. Read it.
 Wm. 4. Hancock advertises some good property in this issue for sale.
 For building lumber at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company, Prescott. *
 If you want Bill heads, Letter-heads Cards, Dodgers, etc. CHEAP, call at the HERALD Job Rooms
 Machinery for the quartz mill in Cedar Valley, MOAave county, is passing through town
 There are messages undelivered at the telegraph office for C. K. Ayers, Thos Smith and J. Simons.
 Joe, next to Brown & Daniels sal loon, will shortly reopen his restaur- ant.
 Thirty new boxes have been added to the post office. This makes eighty four in all.
 The Gallardo & Pcrrez troupe of
 
 Go and see them.
 Bill Daniels has returned from the Verde country, after q trip of few weeks, where he went to seek health
 Cotton has re-opened his saloon on the corner opposite the pOsoLf1ce. 4 Pruesion ten-pin table is an attractive feature of the establishment.
 ARRIvALs-Friday-Nel!ie St Clair, G. T. Brown, T. NJ. Alexander, Mrs Egloff, J. B. Akers, Mrs. Wilson, TIC. Bray, and Mrs. Biting.
 We are informed that 8Ir. Smith who is keeping the lunch counter in Skirrows' & Mckinna's saloon, will shortly open first-class restaurant.
 Messrs. Blake & Markley have cs- tablished fast freight line between this city and Maricopa which will prove great benefit to our citizens.
 E. Irvine X Co, have 8 small lot of excellent Salt River bacon and ham which they will close out at fifteen cents per pound.
 A large number of prairie schoon- CTS, hove to in our city during this week, all heavily laden for northern ports.
 Attention is called to the advertise Inent of the Arizona Lottery in znoth- CT column, where it will be seen the drawing h.s been postponed until August 4th.
 Thompson 6s Skidmore, the gentle men spoken of in our last issue, have opened their harness shop opposite the drug store of Thibodo & Thomson Read their ad.
 Goldman & Co, have fitted up | neat tasty office for their business in the rear of their store, surrounded by n desk and wire railing, it has city like appearance.
 Col. Woolsey has concluded to run the Ph9nix flouring mills alone this year. The mill is now running on new wheat and is prepared 10 furn- ish new flour. Read advertisement
 G. Curry is intending next week to take a trip in the mountains and will probably be gone ten days. MT. Wi ley is authorized to receive and deliv- er all work until MT. Curry's return
 Thos. Morrow has made a return to the Probate Judge, of the sale of the s. 11@ of the S W. Ii of Sec. 26, T 1 N, R. 4 E. for $50. The property was the estate of Chas. c. A1cDer- mitt.
 The m achinery at the ice factory started up to-day after short step age. The stop was made SO as to tighten the joints of pipe, which did not fit, thus allowing too much waste of chemicals.
 MT. Geo. E. Loring, has now run ming, his handsome soda fountain. He uses none but the best ingredi- ents. and for a cool pleasant drink, there is nothing that excels it. He c m supply all, so don't be afraid that you will not get any.
 J. R. Nichols of McMilIen is regis tered at the Bank Exchange. He in formed us that business in his section is very dull. The McMiIlen mill is only running few hours daily owing to the scarcity of water. The Han nibal Company have ceased work. and the camp has blue look.
 We would suggest to our lady read CTS that they read the new advertise ment of L. Bien, Sacramento. 4 numb Der of ladies in the valley have favored him with orders. Their names can be furnished at TIE HER nLD office if any one doubts the reli- ability of the firm.
 There are at present some forty prrsons at the Agua Caliente Springs. These Springs are some 70 miles southeast of PhRnIx and near the line of the railroad. It is stated that David s. Neahr and King S Woolsey will erect large and commodious hotel there at an early day. for the patronage of the travelling public.
 The Arcade Brewery Saloon was crowded last Wednesday e7ening- its opening night-with people test ing its beer and partak1ng of it's lunch Being temperate. we did ius- tice to the collation.. Messrs. Luke & Thaiheimer nave the coolest resort in town. and their foaming beer is the hest made. Passing that way drop m and satisfy yourselves of the fact
 We doubt if there is a telegraph office in the country run by four per sons supplied with as much good looks, intelligence and usefulness as the quartette at the Phoenix office. That their names may he handed down we give them: WI. Daily. E. Tnungerman, George Harmon and Willie Iabarr. The last named is the yorth who takes one half hour to come from the licbtHinr shop to inc HERALD office 7itI 2 mcsse-g.