The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-12
TOWN AND COUNTY.
I I.nrinc is sinking q well.

able of their grain
 Milk Punch at the Bank Ex- change.
 Bids will be received next Monday tor feeding the county prisoners.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 The Phoenix flour mill is putting up warehouse adjoining their mill.
 Genuine Krug and other Cham pagnes at the Bank Exchange.
 The District Attorney has paId into the County Treasury SG46.S5 delin- quent taxes collected during June
 To Commercial travelers-Sam2le rooms at the Bank Exchange.
 M L. Peralta reports times picking up in Seymour, and is sending con- siderable merchandise to his store at that oint
 A very fine billiard table at the Bank Excl ange.
 Senoritta ManuelIa Arviza, sister in-law of NJ. L. Peralta, has returned to her home in San Francisco, after a four months visit in Phenix
 All Iced Drinks of the season a the Bank Exchange
 The Board of SC hool Trustees met Wednesday but transacted no bus mess. They will meet again this ev- ening.
 Ice Cream every day at Smith res taurant opposite the Postoffice-
 finders & Rowe, of Bradshaw, have dissolved partnership, Mir. Rowe hay ing purchased the interest of MT. Anders.
 Go to the Bank Exchange. Best accommodations for travellers.
 Watterman, at the tin shop oppo- site the postoffice, has on hand large assortment of stoves which in tending purchasers will find to their advantage to inspect.
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taurant opposite the PostOfficc.
 One of our livery stable keepers, last Sunday while cleaning buggy which had been out all day found two dresses, one wrapper, one small apron, and several other lesser articles. The owner can have the same by calling for item.
 For a fine Cigar call at the Bank Exchange.
 MT. Rowe tells good story of MT B., q San Francisco capital ist'', who told him he wanted to pur chase about twenty good mines, vary ing in price from $75 to $50, and that he had town lot in Oakland, value about S2,OOO, with which to make payment. Mir. Rowe said he had no such high priced properties.
 Iced Champagne on draught at the Bank Exchange.
 The Board of Equalization has re- fused to strike of the assessment of the Southern Pacific Railroad, Mir. Ale lander, attorney for the company having appeared before the Board and asked it, in conformity with an act of the Legislature. The District Attorney of this county informed a HERALD reporter yesterday that Yuma and Pinal counties had also refused the request of the company
 For building lumber at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company, Prescott
 Superintendent Webber of Tiptop arrived Thursday evening, bringing down with him $3O,232, being twenty eight days run of twelve hours each of the company's mill at Giliett. The hoisting works now on the ground, will soon be ready for use. when enough ore can be sup piled to keep the mill running steady and of course a corresponding in crease of bullion.
 All Territorial and leading city newspapers of the L. S. on file at the Bank Exchange.
 W. A. Rowe, the lively Bradshaw merchant spent Thursday in Phoenix This gentleman seems to be deter mined to control the entire trade of his section of country, he having just started a fourth establishment at the Vulture mine in charge of MT. Drew. The other three stores being at the Peck, Tiger and Tiptop mines. MT. Rowe is energetic and active and is deserving of his success. He re- ports much activity in the mining camps and anticipates q brilliant showing in the next few months.
 Splendidly furnished, well veniila- ted rooms, single or en suite, for sin gle night, or by the week or month at reasonable rates, at tine Bank Ex- change.