The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-02
TOWN AND COUNTY.


 T. NJ. Cotton takes Mexican dollar: at par in trade.
 Detective Evans passed through th( city few days since.
 For building lumber, at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company. Prescott.
 Sergeant C. E. Patton and party are repairing the military line be tween Phoenix and Berks.
 \ large number of freight teams arrived Sunday loaded with goods for nearly all our merchants.
 The Tidwell case has been occupy ing the attention of Judge Wilkes the referee for some days past.
 Owing to the change in the rail road from Stanwix 10 Gila Bend, the mails arrive about nineteen hours earlier
 We call the attention of our read CTS to the advertisement of NJ. L. Pc ralta on our fourth page. It speaks for itself
 J. Stewart, the stage man, and J D. Monihon returned from Maricopa yesterday, having made the trip over Cotton's road.
 Hams, Recon and Lard, in qnauti- ties to suit purchasers, and cheap for cash or good Colaterals- Apply to GEO. F. MOwRY.
 All kinds of job work executed at this office in the highest style of the art, and at prices cheaper than any other office in the territory.
 c. NJ Coover, assistant postmaster of this place for some time past, has gone on trip to Globe City He will be absent several months.
 We have got the finest job office in Arizona and all we want is work we can do three times as much as we have 10 do. Bring in your orders
 MT. Glastonbury, of the Central Arizona mining company, has loca- ted 160 acres of land, 12 miles south of Wickenburg, as 2 mill site and ranch.
 The Mcintosh Property for sale. Consists of dwelling house and six lots Centrally located in Ph@nix. Terms made easy. Apply to GEO E. MowRY.
 The library of the second judicial district left Yuma for Phoenix by freight Monday morning. The rec or,ls of the United States court for the same district started the same day ny express.
 During the three months ending March 31, 1879, the Phoenix postof- flee issued 1124 money orders, the az gregate amonnt of which is $39,947.- 69. During the s;.me time money orders aggregating S4,752 were paid. Total, s44, 7OO.52.
 John R Hull died last Sunday af- ternoon of asthma at the hospital of Drs Wharton & Sheets. Before his death he said lie had sufficient money to pay his expenses, but the coroner failed to find it and lie was properly intered at the expense of the county
 John Kelly of Oakland, arrived from Yuma a few days since and talk en up his residence in Phenix. This gentleman in company with David Balse of Yuma, will engage in the wholesale beef business, long ac- count of which appeared in last Wednesdays HERALD.
 Messrs. Luke dc Thalheimcr, of Prescott, have purchased from Mir Coeka corner lot 25x13715, oppo- site Ellis, Asher 6c Co.'S store. The property cost 5000. It is the inten ton of these gentlemen to put up a building 24x60, brick front, one story, that will cost in the neighborhood of s2,000- It will be completed by the first of next month and used as brewrey and saloon.
 G. \. Treadwe1, the gentleman who purchased the Vulture property several months ago, left for Wicken burg yesterday, after a few days stay in our pleasant little city The Cen tral Arizona company own but 1 900 feet of the purchase, while MT. Tread well and associates own the bal ance. It is the intention of this gen tleman tOmake surveys and estimates for bringing water to the mine. Ii will depend on the success of MT. Cushenbury's mill whether he will erect mill or not.
 The professional card of Dr. R. L. Rosson will be found in this issue. The following from the last .Sentjney will introduce the gentleman to our citizens: Dr. R. L. Rosson left Yu- ma for Phoenix this week, where he intends to establish himself as aphy sician and surgeon. Dr. R. has been called in several eases of importance while here, and has invariably given satisfaction. His success has created a favorable impression and his gen tlemanly department has made him