Salt River herald., 1878-04-20

Captain Hancock has gone m a business trip to Globe ely His wife returned to Florence wi;h Hon C II Oury and wife, to remain during the absence of the Captain.
 Now that we are going to have a daily mail, get business signs painted by ths new sign painter, and lets be a city all at once:
 King $. Woolsey has received, by mail, from Texas, several pieces of sugar cane; he has already plant ed them, says they are doing well Hc thinks it will grow here as well as in the South.
 Supervisor Carley Was aroused a few evenings since, by his dogs. and on going out, found they had trced a large wild eat which he killed with hi- shot gun. The wild eat had been destroying pigs on the place.
 A. s. Ncl, of the Tip Top mine, has an advertisement of ms stable in this issue; Mrs. T. r. Brown of Tip Top mill sitn. makes notice oc her hotel in this issue. The stages all arrive and depart from her house.
 John Lu'gerdiug and George Luhrs, two excellent mcchauic-. making a whole team, have fitted up the old shop Lown as the Cos grove property, where they VII en- gaze in tLe LlacksmitLiug and whe l. wright business.
 Randall S, Cline. two young gen tlemeu from the East, have statel in business in Prescott. in the store lately occupied by Ellis tS To. They have a large stock of fresh and uew goods, and will Gll ord ITS in all prrts of the Territory. They will have large advertisement in the HERALD in a few weeks.
 Goldman & Clark will open a flncy goads store next door to the court house, in a few days. Per sons wishing goods in their line had better reserve their money. until tie price list is published in the HER AID, which will be as soon as they are ready for business. We under stand great bargains will be offered.
 Two of our entcrprising citizens of Phenix, have taken in hand the construction of a pavilion hall, on the corner of Moutezuma and Cen ter streets, and we understand thai the hall will bc fHi-hci in time to have dance on Wednesday even- ing the 24ih in-tant. The proprie- torz, also, intend giving May party. the early part of next month. Go next Wednesday and try the floor.
 Hon. c. T. Hayden, Nathaniel Sharp and R. B. Carley of the Tempe settlement have made for themselves comfortable and model homes. Nr. Hayden, in addition to the valual le baiil.ncs erected, comprising a two story eri-t mil. llrg, grauar'es. store r0oais. shops, dw iiugs etc. has the Euo,to hard in Arizona. The mum Der of tres aggregate ahout seven hundred aul comprise nearly every species Of fruit raised in tie tropical climes. Those of Sharp aul Crley also have fine orchards and vine yards loaded with the precious fruits.
 lIr. James Bucl, G Co.,. we under stand, are negotiating with Secretary. Go-per for ;lse drilling of a six inch hole through the rock that stopped operations in ;hcir well sixteen niles north of this place on the road to Gillctt. The well is now down two hundred alj fifty feet. and the in- ten,ion is to drive a hole through the rock. When it is thought a large supply of water will le obtain eI. Slolid Messrs. Buck & Co be fortunate in securing water. they will have oa. of 1,e most desiraLle places in the Territory. as the well is at convenient point from this valley. di-eclly on the road 10 G.l,et, Prescott and the Cave creek mines.