The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-21
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 Joseph Coffin died at the hospital last Saturday. Cause, pleurisy.
 The s P R. R. Company is assessed for S176,0O0 in this county
 Large crops will be obtained at Tempe this season.
 For building lumber, at bed d-rock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumbe Company. Prescott.
 A delegation of Maricopa Indians have arrIred ill Los Angclcs, and are much interested in Inc sights of the c.ty.
 B. D. Walker of Dewney city, Cal ifornia, las shipped ;l lot of Poland China pigs to this city.
 The Times of San Bernardino cop ics entirely our advice on the Grand Canal Company, published in the HERALD of May 10.
 The stIeets of Phenix, if stretched in one continuous inc would reach Le Irly to the railroad town of Mari copa 3S miles
 The Board of Supervi, o.'s, at their meeting yesterday postponed cOnsid- eration of the Courthouse plans until tn ;ir regular meeting June 2d.
 The Board ot Supervisors held meeting on Monday and Tuesday. Inc business transacted was the aud iting ot few bills and the passing of an order changing the office of the sheriff The board will hereafter oc- cupy the room used by sheriff
 Luke * Thalheimer will open their new saloon in d few days, the delay being caused hy the ncn-aTrival of maternal At the brewery part of the establishment excellent beer is being turned out. Their advertisement will appear in OUT next issue.
 Thomas G. Rogers is now running the sprinkling cart, having purt hased the same from its former owner. Our citizens should not be backward in their support of this enterprise, as it will he great blessing during the present summer.
 H. lB Jones, who was arrested lately at Maricopa for shooting anan namsd Baxter, after a hearing at Florence, was discharged, it be- ing proven that he acted in self defense all the way through
 Special orders No. 5S, Sec reads l. M Blarcom, Quartermaster's em Dloyee now at Phonix, A T., will proceed to Los Angeles, Cal, and re- port ia person to Second Lieut.. G. |. Scott, Sixth Cavalry, Recorder of the Board Of officers instituted by orders No 5S from these Headquarters.
 rI-f,o inform the public, and lovers of good ibeer, that they have reduced the | price of thelr best bottled beer to | ahree dollas per dozen, in order to al- 1 low tIse poor as well ss the rich to ob- | &ain beverage highly beneficial 10 health
 A large namber of hea dsome rcsi-] -Clenccs are at present in course of con- | sstrUctjOn in our city Among those ! nearly cGHIpleted we notice A. D. l LerRnn, District -AttorleE. and High ] Nc DoRald, Under SheTitfJEn the north. i crn potion of town, Jekn Lutger- 1 .ding's OH Washington strs9et opposite 1 fhe courthouse plaza, E. l. Peralta | son Center street and Ira Stroud and | II. B. Jones, in the eastern portion of town. They are all a credit to our i rapidly growing city
 ''eRusiness is picking up Jz Phoenix and Eo mistake" said Brent Kirkland | the otEer evening; why pat hun dred pair of gloves on the shelves this merning-only this morn1ng-I and, would you believe it, when I locked up there were only fifty pairs left, only fifty pairs" Ofcourse this was encouraging and Brent was warmly congratulated But you should have seen the mob go for him as he hUrriedly shot through the door after remarking, "The other fifty were rights you know"
 Seeing the great necessity of accom- mOdating our large number of custo- mers wno reside outside of San Fran cisco, have opened fine establish ment for their accommodation Par tIe' wishing to purchase any article from my immense stock, may be as surcd of getting only frstclass arti- -cles. Remember the exact location of the new establishment, No. 221 KearnY street, west side, betw cen Bush and SUtter, next to Maison Dore restaurant. Uncle Harris, Pro.
 The flying hay press, spoken of in these coE1mns, has been in success ful operation during tue past three weeks. It has a capacity of four tons of nicely bailed hay per day, with a working force of four men and one span of hoCses. The bales weigh one hundred a fifty per bale and the press used but five pounds of baling rope per ton. It has all the work it can DOssiblV do for weeks fO come