Salt River herald., 1878-06-01
SALT RIVER HERALD.
TOWN AND COUMTY.

-A. OOAhAlAl1AA iAsb7 NOAAs-e hCANA N large corral in the Ielr of his store.
 Sanborn's teams passed Burke's Thursday for Phtnix.
 C. II. G:ay has sold iot IS. block 24. fronting on the Plaza, to A Bolln, for $50. .I
 To diink $13O worth of wine in one evening is conside. able. To be sure. Of course.
 Religious services tomorrow eve ming in the new church building, by Rev. Alex Groves.
 James Cunningham writes us that Wm. Costello did not die of alco- holism, as stated.
 The building farmerly occupied by L R. Birt, has been secured by Chmlie Crimson.
 Phrn;x now has five saloons, with 9 prospect of two more staring in- side of ten days.
 J NJ. Cotton was unloading a large lot of liquor ye,terily, that arrived by Dennis x Murphy.
 A coffee and lunch room is being opened by \. NJ. James x Co.,, in connection with their bakery.
 Dennis & Murphy and Lutgcr- ding's teams arrived yes. e; day from Yuma, with goods for various Pine nix people.
 Tie laies; arrival in the way of quartz mills is the one fir the Col den SIar mine. The fiist ten tons of II came in on Thur day, and it is all likely to get here by the end of next ", ek.-Scntincl.
 Craig & Cn. left Yuma May 24;h' win 22,O0O for And.Ts x Rowe Gillett. Engas<er left on inc 24th with the Golden Star holI. 6,2O0 pounds. Shook on the 25ih with 10000, and Dickrv on the 26th with about the same load of Golden Str machinery.
 The other evening. as Mir. Shaw was indulging in a game of basr bail, he tiiel to catch the til with lEe tips of his fingers. R suit lroken finger; and no more fun for poor uncle F. for q. least two months to come.
 The exrminl,ion of T. ". Swi!l- ing and Andy Kirby, ,f G'll ,t, chugcI wilh robb,ng tLc st ge near Wickrnbuig in tbis coln; y, Was going un het,rc r. Ii. Carter, |. <. Coart Coram'3-i,nrr, during the early pat of the week. And.rs & Rowe got d dispatch from Yuma tn-day inicrming them of the shipment by Barney To them d;.cct t. Giileti, on mule [, ans over ,l.c Gi,a and Salt r,ver ioutr. of 40, O0O pounts of freight. Mir. Rowe in!oms us thlt gool> average quicker time by tenn from Yuma than to i take the un, cIta.n chances of loat- ing to Lhrenberg. Miner May 25ih: Two loads of lumber from Curtis mil, consisting of battery blocks, battery frame timbers. bu;lGi 2 lumber. etc, pass d through Prescott, F. iday, May 24ih OF the way to the Grld,n Stal mine at Cave Cre,k. Clinton h., the contract for delivering it at it, destination, and is doing so with OK teams.
 The little 3-stqmp prospec o-' mill we spoke of a few weeks since las been received fl om Wickenhu 2 Upon the arrival of q lox Of belt ing, shipped by mistake 10 Presco t il Will be put up by the Ma icop; ditch, and stut on l5 tors ot or, from the Dcscret mines. The orc will woik S95. F. A. Shaw & Co own the ore and mill.
 There was q jolly dance at Par kcr's Station. on ihe new route {, Yuma, on Mondav night las,. Den his X Murphy's train coicludrd {, celebrate the opening of tie road aud Dob McFa lmd, the senior dri yer, acted as floor manager. Dol
 Ignacio MiIanda fulnisLed tie mu s;c. The lades were in claborIt costume, and the fun was kept ul until jocund day appeared in tn rosy east.
 The Roundy-Palk.r wedding a
 the Pavilion, on "Wednesday eve ! ming, was periecr jam; about 2Ut
 people being present. EvcryboI
 with his wife. or somebody elsr'
 sister, was there, the outer ci. cl 1 being composed of to!lorn cid bach
 clorS, Mexicans and Indians. Tn