Salt River herald., 1878-05-04
SALT RIVER HERALD
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ing property.
 The Masonic Association of this valley hold another meeting today,
 MT. Goldberg, father of our A, arrived from Yuma during the past week.
 The lumber for an extention to the Magnolia saloon arrived on Mon day last.
 For good smoke go to Loring's.
 Bacon, Ham and Llrd at LOT ing's.
 Subscriptions taken for all news paper and magazine publications at Loring's.
 The large number of strangers in town is a subject of much comment among the old settlers.
 The sale of the Vulture property, near Wickenburg, will probably not be corsummated at present.
 A dancing school will be formed Wednesday evening at the Phenix Pavilion by Professor Wentworth.
 Mir. Cotton caught several hun dred very find fish in a few hours on Saturday last in the Griffin ditch.
 Judge Rumburg is taking out d ditch from the Verde, two miles above Salt river. It will carry water enough to irrigate several thousand acres.
 Wm. \. Hancock, postmaster, has recommended that S35O Der month be p i'd for carrying q tri- weekly mail between Prescott and this plac. by Way of GIilett.
 ONing to the large nnmbcr of mercantile houses at present doing bu>in ss in Phcnix our readers will find 1t to their advautag. to carefully read our advertising columns. We saw several hundiel dollars worth of fine gold at the sore of \. Goldmln on last Monday. Ii is from C,vc creek and was mougLt in by Frank Rowe, who obt uuel it by ardst:a pro css.
 \ new song cutil-d Fading, by =. C. MrasoA, ha, jus bcol scnt Us by M,s5r=. Sherman, Hyde < Co. . It is bcautifIl iiing and will no doubt brcomc iiumeuseiy DC. ular. He price iS marked a5 cnts.
 Mir. J. M. Cotton is building a larsc stor.toHn in the rear of his his saloon. the change from piescnt ! quarters being nude necessary by the purchase of tie building nuw occapied by him as a place Of sior- age by NJ, l.. Peralta.
 A camp meeting, lasting twelve days, under the auspices of the Christian chmch, will be held neal rhenix, commencing September 2G Rev J. Sutherland, II. \. Wilson and Dr. II. C. Lyle will have charge of the meeting.
 . An exciting foot rIce took place on Washington street last Wednes - day afternoon between lIichae , B!aungart, the brewer, and J. D Monihon. Jim came out ahead K and if he runs as wei next Novcm Der he is sure to capture something
 The Golden Star mine, Cav creek las 50,O00 tons of ore in sight O, which to commence operations. A
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 the editor of this paper in our tcle graphic columns the mill will n, r doubt be shipped on Monday nex . from San Francisco.
 MT. c. M Clark, who for som '%r months last has bcen keeping tn 70 books for J. Guindani & Co.,. Ina :. Jeff tor Phenix where he intends [, < establish q f,rcy goods store e Clark is a clever boy and will mak ,, many friends and we hope mucl
 money on the Suit River Citizen
 Asher x Ellis of. Prescott. hay . two new adve, tiScments on 1lis pag,
 Th.y Lave opened d large sock e .l merchandise in the builIiug norti .Sg of the haurirg mill. They propos {" to regulate the prices in lhis town 3 ana have something 10 siy of mucl . interest to he thousands of farmer
 throughout Salt river valley.
 Bowen Bros, the noted yeas
 powder manufacturers. of San Frm
 cisco, have an advertisement in thi
 issue. This firm have large thre,
 story brick building devoted entire' ''' to the manufacture and storage (
 this one article. Bowen, Knowle
 x Go, of Prescott, are agents , x Aiizona for the sale of this fir.
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