The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-10
LOCAL LINES.

three times per week, at Geo. r
 Coats.
 California fresh Roll Butter three
 times per week, by express, at Geo
 r. Goats. Rev. J. Merrill will preach in tht
 Presbyterian chapel, south side O
 the plaza, next Sunday at Il A. M.
 Henry Carpenter of Prescott nr
 rived this morning en route to New
 York. He will return next month. Ad Dyer, manager of Woodhead
 & Gays branch store at Tlp-Top, is m town on his way to California on a visit.
 Make your children happy by pur- chasing them some beautiful toys. Goldberg G Son have tEc finest as sortment in Phenix.
 A splendid curb geld Vest Cha n for s25, worth $50, for sale at In ,le Harris, 291 Kea-ny Street, between Bush and Sutter, San Francisco, Cal The immense display of toys at Goldberg & Sons has already had the effect of making the days seem as months to the little ones in anticipa- ton of the arrival of Christmas. 4
 One of our chuch-goers offers the following gentle hint: If tho e who attend church would leave th, ir cats and dogs at home, it would Sd e some annoyance to minister and aus dience- But if you can't come with out them, come anyway
 General Kautz, commander of the D apartment of the Departmen of Arizona before General Wilcox. a!- rived in Fhenix this morning. The General is interested in the Rowe miue in Cave Creek, north of town, and will commence active develop ment immediately
 If you want the sweetest, most juicy and palatable bread, go to J IIeinson's bakery, opposite the Court House. He has the only artesian well in this town and the bread he is making can't be surpassed Try it and convince yourself.
 The entertainment for the benefit of he Union Sund " School, la t nigh, WAS 2 complete success. 4 large audi.nce was presen who fully ap ppreciated the exercises. The fol- programme was presented: Song y the school, TO inc work Solo by Mr Clark. Song by the school, " Bcu,ah Land" Pantomime Cha rade. Song, IIark the song" by Messrs. Clark, McNulty, Catten, Rothrock, Mesdamcs Polhemus, Nc. Nllltr Patten. Rossen end Miss Wood. Tablsau, '- Sweet Spirit, hear my prayer" Song by the school, |" Draw me nearer" Duett, Messrs Clark & 8icNulty. Charade. Tt never rains but it pours." Piano Duett, Mesdames Mayer and Polhe- mus. TabIeau, The Flower Girl." Parting Song, by six young ladies.
 General O. B. Wilcox. commander of this department arrived in this city last evening en route to Califor- nia The Miner thinks he has pro motion in his eye and will ext . l hisjourney to Washington anI there try and further his claims to a Briga- dIcr-Generalship. If such is his in tention NC hope he may be success ful. The General has been in chgrge of the Department three years this coming March and gwen the best of satisfaction. The General graduated at West Point in 1S47, was assigned to duty and remained in the regular army II years and then returned to civil life entering upon the practice of law. At the beginning of the late war hs enterered the army in the l First Michigan Regiment of volun- teers. In 1862 he was taken pris l oner and with others confined in Libby prison and after his release until the close of ths war ccm- mandcd the First Division of the 1 Ninth Army Corps During the ab- sence of General Wilcox, Col. Benja- | min, the new Adjutant- General of ! the Department, who arrived at Headquarters few days since with | his family, will be in command.