Salt River herald., 1878-08-10
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County freight: Phenix, July 21.- 1 J. Hickey, , honey; J. H. Slaughter, 9 furniture, Mcdowell, 12 stoves and | furniture; Golden Star Mining Com l pany machinery; July 29-McDow- ell, J. Smith, 31 mdse U. s. 4 tinware 1 forks; Phenix, E. A. Copeland, 36 liqours; Haydens Ferry, J. Priest, 4 liquors. July 30-Phcnix, Brunson tS Co. 1 chairs; Cong Lee, ? mdse. A. S E. liquors 16 groceries; +. Irvine | S Go. 12 groceries; J. R. D & Co 51 liquors and wines; Mcdowell, J. $. ? bxs sheep wash dgds, syrup. July 31-Phenix, A. M. James, 10 apples. 10 pears; A & E Stove furniture. Aug 1-Phenix, B. l.. Conyers stove 1 pipe, mdse; Aug 2-Tiptop fuse. TIE Blue Store gives away Chromos.
 JOHN G. CAMPBELL, who left here on last Saturdays blackboard for Flor ence, met with severe accident just after leaving the pOstoifice at Tempe. In some manner one of the horses got off his bridle and started to run The driver jumped off with the intention of stopping them, but fell down. Shortly after Mir Campbell attempted to jump out but fell, and it is said the wheels passed Overhim. His col lar bone was broken and his face much bruised. He was carried into the store of E. IrvinC'es where he re ceived kind attention, after which he was moved to the residence of C. T. Havden, when he will resume his journey on to-days stage.
 THE latest business enterprise in Phenix is the wholesale liquor store of John R. Dall k Co, the Company being James Aud. These gentlemen have had much experience, in this line, and understand the business thoroughly. They are prepared to fill orders for everything in their line large and small, at a few hours notice. Saloons, club rooms, and private fam lilies who have let their stock get low can Ihave it replenished without much loss of time, and at San Fran cisco prices, freight added. Send them an order.
 \ DEED from P. W. Smith, ". ". Jones and A. H. Peoples, of Wicken- berg to John Howard Smith of Alameda county, California, was filed for record last Tuesday conveying the Chiefof Arizona Quartz Mining claim and an undivided one half interest in 906 feet known as the Resurrection Gold Quartz claim, both on the Vul- ture lode, also large lot of machin- cry and a quantity of ore Consider ation $202 800, being $10o,e00 for each of the former gentlemen and S2,500 for A. H. Peoples.
 " B, FEELINGS was in from Cave Creek yesterday looking for more men. He says that the heat is very great, anumber of men having already given out. Grading for the mill is fin ished and the carpenters will con- mence putting the mill together on Monday next. It is calculated the mill will be ready to commence crush ing ore by the 20th of September. MT. HellingS is displaying commend able activity in this matter.
 Two fine songs have just been re- ceircd, viz: Why Don't He Come, '' by Pferdcr, Price B cents. An eX- cellent sentimental ballad of medium difficulty, with Q very pleasing melo- Ty. and rich harmonious accOmpain- ment.
 Pretty Little Snowflake" by Dohr- man, has been sung so often on the stage as to need no special mention, and We only note that it retains is popularity in wonderful manner and always takes. IL can be had for QS ca,t- bv- o11ro--ipr- Sboru1 m, Hyde & Co, who publish both Oi above named pieces.
 DURING the past week we have had some work done for the printing of flee, by Walsh & Depew, carpenters that is equal to work of a similar na ture turned of by machines attached to type foundries in California. When we come across superior wOrkmen wC believe in a proper recognition, hencC this item.
 GUSTAV kAUCHER. the ieweler, ha: shown us some splendid pieces o gold, taken from Cave Creek. They were of course, small, but when tha 40-stamp mill gets running it vii turn out slabs of gold, in abou the same size and quantity as board: from Curtis saw mill near Prescott
 We received at this office yesterda, a stalk of Egyptian corn, grown ol the farm of Gus ChenOwth. About a! eighth of an acre was sOwn with tw, pounds of seed- This variety of corr is being largely introduced in Califol mia, and gives excellent satisfaction 
 PERSONS wanting trees, shrubber and vines from the Geneva NurserJ New York, delivered through Arm strong & GoOdhue, Agents for ArizC na, should hand in their orders on c before before Sept. 18th, to c. II. Clar at the Blue Store. ...
 THE Stonewall Jackson mine Ina shipped $4O00 in silver bullion { San Francisco. This is the first l, of bullion from the late strike. Itt reduced from second class ore. Tn first class being all boxed and shil ped to San Francisco for reduction THE Blue Store gives away Chromo