Salt River herald., 1878-05-25
SALT RIVER HERALD.
sATURDAY.......MAY a5. 1878.
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Go to The Blue Store.

A whole clf load of fine liquors
 has Jeff Yuma, on Murphy's teams,
 for J. M. Cotton.
 Religions services will be held at
 residence of Wm. Isaac, every Sun
 day afternoon at 1 o'clock.
 The Stonewall Jackson mine, in
 the eastern part of this county, has made another rich strike-l2 inches of horn silver.
 Judge Rush, of Prescott, las been in town during the week, on busi- ness connected wi h the A. izona Mining and Smelling Company.
 One of the chronic cases at law. of somebody rs. Ayers, was tried before Judge Rumburg. the othe: day, with the usual result-Ayers was beaten
 William Baber, Sargeant Signal
 Service, arrived fom Camp Verde.
 Tuesday evening. He will super intend inc reco srructiono of the lie , giaph line between PheAix and Mari copa.
 A recently discharged soldier, named Costello. from Camp Me Dowell, died in Phenix, OH Monday. Alcoholism was the cause, and the county pays the expense of buiiul -whO ne t.
 Ex-Lieuienaut Roundy and Miss Mollie Parker will be uni;ed in marriage on Wednesday next. Every body is invited to witness the ceremony nt the Pavilion, and to join in the merrymaking.
 The sale of the property of the Arizonl N ming and Smelling Com pany, at Wickenburg, by the Sheriff. was stopped by an injunction, sued ont of this Court, by Rush & Wells, attorneys for the cam2any.
 The Allowing Phenix re:sht ar rived at Yuma My II: T Olson. l leatLeI; May l2, E. $. Thomas l casting; Tiptop l cement. May l3. Golden Star mine. ]; F Irvine. $ mowers. etc, Asher < Els 3. hardware; A Goldman, S.
 Captain Dravo, with company of cavalry, passed through Pacnix. Wednesday. on his rrturn from a scout after lnd'ars in ihe vicinity of Smiths M.ll. ITr captured l6. and sant them to Wickeuburg. whence they will be transferred to their res crvation.
 Page's teams left Yuma May 16. with I7,O0O pounds of supplies for the Golden Star mil, Cavr Creek. | Munay McIncrray, with two heavy teams, lit Prescott list Monday for the Golden Star mine. by way of Black Canon. lis cirgo 1 consisted of G.OOO feet of lumber | for the Cave Creek mill.
 The Chief Commissary of Sub 1 sistance in response to advertise, 1 mrnt of March l5, recievcd Lids to l supply Mcdowell with flour from . Il. His, at s4 35; John Smith. | s3 95; and c T Havden, s3 42. | Beans, John Smith, I2c. Flour at Verde, bv \ Els $6 20: King Woolsey, s6 and c T Hayden, s55.
 John " Shoemaker, Clerk of lha Disnict Couit, in lis county, died at the residence of c. II. Gray. on Monday last. Mir. Shoemaker was an old and faithful officer, and. thanks to the kin mess of Mrs. Gray, was well cared for in his H. neSs. The funeral, on Tuesday. was well attended, Rev. E. W. Wiley reading the service.
 The Yump Sentinel gives this town the f. Towing notice: A Phe- ''A Hid'l tie other day, gave us l.st of eleven stores now doing busi. ness at that pllcc; and il is mo e than likely thlt he missed some Some difference between aff,ils there now, aHd six yelrs ago, when one ten-mule team could haul in all the groceri $ that Salt River farm ITS consumed. Judging from freights hauled away f. .Om here for Phenix. he past six mo- ths. no D It of Ari. .ona is growing more rapidly.
 Grorre Muuroe, who was ares, q It Wickcnburg, charged with rab- ping tie st'ge in company with Jack Swil.ing and Andrew Kirby. on inc 18th ult., Was brought before Cont Commissioner Wm Isanc. on Tuesday las, on a writ of haJeas 'oJp"s. He was discharged fom custody there appearing in the trial loihiHg that would wIrrant his be- ng In any way connected with the C OnV in n.,e .fio,, IT.. T-:.l