The Phoenix herald., 1880-12-03


 California Potatoes, Onlons anu Star Cheese Ut Geo. r. Coats.
 I you want envelopes with your business card on call at the HERALD offire.
 Aleck Landsberger and John Wear leave soon for the southern Arizona mineral fields.
 Wm. Widmer, is now clerk at that popular hotel, the Bank Exchange.
 There were deposited in this post office. yesterday, l64 letters and 10 postal cards.
 Billy" Blankenship left this morning OF lax collecting trip 10 the eastern part Of the county
 Postmaster Mowrey informs US .l.et ihe number of new scttlers ar irving in tEis valley is simply irn- me4se.
 41r Widmcr has taken clerksbip in ;he cstablislm>nt of Goldberg ( Son. This firm anticipate d rush of business during Le holidays.
 Carl Scherrer is adding candy department to his bakery and viii have ii stocked with only he choic- e-t and freshest: Go sample some.
 The water ! am using from May, CTS ariesien well enables ne 10 make $ quality of bread unsurpassed in the Territory. Hot every morning
 CARL SCHEREE-%
 The Probate Court has is=ucd an orler ol sale in ihe estate of Hiram Dunham, deceased, which sale will be by auc,i,n ai Tempe next Men day.
 FAcnix has local Moody eud Sanscy, tbat draw crowds as large as .Le oI ginals in San Francisco In- cuire If j ack Winters fol particulars
 All kinds Of seeds will be in de- mand by our farmers this season W.,h this knowledge Goldberg & Son have laid Sl q stock tha: is large and comPlcte, and invite an inspec- ton.
 The Knights Of Pyth;as, q society that although new $ rapidly taking & leading part in our secret societies, have formed dancing club witl, Geo. ". Coats as President and S. [. Pe.ton as Secretary and Treasurer.
 Quite g boom in local ads " tc- day. Soinan < Heine advertise their cigar factory, Dr. Thibodo his drug store, and Yarnell & Smith their feed yard and corral To all of which we specially invite attention n lAis page today. A man who adver;ises shows his live progressive spirit, and is deserving of liberal share of patronage.
 The hop given last evening b. the Improved Order of Redmen WAS the first of semi-monlhly series through the winter. Tie dancing being held in the lodge room no invitations were issued outside the order. Danc- inr was from 8 to 12, lunch being passed around about 10. The mu ic was good and a pleasant time had by ai!.
 The following were present:
 Mrs Lay man. Mrs T Brown, Mrs c Brown, Mrs Coats, Laura Coats, Miss Barton. Miss Hurry, Miss Gal la4lo, Miss T0mpkins, Miss Wood, Miss Wilson and Miss Rogers. 8Iessrs. T. Brown. c. Brown, Baker, Coats, Riggs, AcClin- taek, Osborne, Orme, Kirkland, l Blanl,enship. Rosen,hal, Kelly anu McEu.ty.
 4 petition for the incorporation of | Phosrix is in circulation to-day. This measure would increase taxes a sum not to exceed one per cent, while sEe venture tie assertion that there are but few business men in this town uho do rot pay every month, foI watchmaa and zanjero alone, sum mere than their tax would sncua, to. The tax would be equal y divided while some now escape. II would provide way for making 2 suitable burying place, something much needed
 Last evening quite a large crowd gathered st the Bank Exchange to l witness few games Of billiards be- wecn several of our local players. The first match was between Mcssrs Garcia and Goldman. ihe latter Hin- hing ihe first game with q score Of 34 10 IT, and Garcia tie next game, he score being 34 to 24 Nessrs Goldman and Cavanncss then played wo games of 90 points each, s1 Goldman discounting his opponent, ,Gta games resulting in n easy vic ory for 3Lr. Cavanncss. afr Teal ieE played thr,e c games with Gold nan, winning two of the three. For loE professional players they al. pos .ess considerable talent.
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