The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-10
TOWN AND COUNTY.

The HERALD office is one half block north cf the postoffice.
 Judge Porter has returned from his trip through the mountains.
 All kinds of job work done at the HERALD office, at lowest rates.
 Greenups teams will be in today from Maricopa.
 The teams of George Reib and John Rusher passed through town during the past few days
 The last accounts from Seymour report quietness and that the mill is running on full time.
 Col. c. P Head was in town dur ing the past week, and was a guest at the Bank Exchange Hotel.
 Frank Larkin, and old Arizonian died few days since at Casa Blan- co. We did not learn the cause.
 The Probate Jndge yesterday. ap- pointed Mrs. Monihon administra- trix of the estate of Luke Monihon.
 The dissolution notices of Barnett Block dE Go. and C. Welhof & Co. will be found in our advertising col nmns.
 Capt. Haskell. of Gen. Wilicox's staff was in town few days during the week, on his way to Fort Me Dowell
 Peralta's teams pulled out today with a, 900 pounds of flour for c. P Head 6 Co.,, Prescott. The order is for 50,000 pounds.
 Col La Mott, wife and three child ren and Miss La Mott arrived by am bulance, Sunday and registered at the Phoenix Hotel.
 The water in the canals will be turned off on Friday for 8 period of ten days. The ditehes and canals will be cleaned out in the meantime
 On Monday the Probate Judge made an order for the sale of the real estate and personal property of the estate of Levi Pitts, deceased.
 Barnett & Block of Maricopa, have shipped during the past week. over 100000 of government freight to the various post throughout the Ter tory.
 Tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. the Sheriff will sell on Judgment in favor of E. Gang, the personal property of the Bank Exchange Res taurant property
 How business man can get along without circulars. letter heads. bill heads, cards, printed envelopes etc, is one of those things which cannot be understood by man who is pro vided with all those articles.
 One hundred and sixty acres of land and improvements, including the Salt River Flour mill, was yester- day sold by the Sheriff on fore closure of mortgage. The price | brought was $f!,24 9S.
 A four mile running race for S10O |  and entrance fee IS set for October | 18th. The race is free to all. En- tries close Oct. 10. The race will oc- cur during the sitting of the District Court and is in the best time that could be selected.
 Judge Rush of Prescott has been visiting our city during the past week He says that this place i'm proves every year Judge Rush, some six years ago was Deputy Dis trict Attorney under our friend Jack Walters, since which time he has lived at the capital.
 It was reported by Mexican who arrived from Florence the other day, that he saw three persons hanging to tree, just beyond the last ditch. on the Desert road to Florence. All inquiries on our part, fail to prove the truth Of the report.
 John Luke, nephew of c. A. Luke, arrived here few days ago from San Francisco having graduated with high honors at Heald's Business College during his absence from the Territory He left this incoming for Prescott to visit his aunt and other friends.
 The -Mormons have for some time past been bothered by the Indians turning their stock loose on the-r ranches And few days since a party of Mormons captured num- Der of Irdians ponies and started for Phnnix, 10 put them in the pound but were overtaken by the Indians. who took the animals away, and drove thcna of : Suit has been commenced in the District Court, that the result will