Salt River herald., 1878-12-28

organization before next harvest.
 Religious servlces tomorrow at II A. M, and7P. M. Subject in the morn ing: What I have Written, have Written"
 Thomas Morrow and Miss Mary E. Gregg were united in marriage, at Tempe, OF Christmas day, by Rev E. ! W. Wiley.
 One hundred and twenty pounds of giant-powder has arrived at Yuma for the Hannibal Mining Company, Mar icopa county.
 Twenty dollars reward has been of fered for the recovery of a pink cameo ear ring, lost on Christmas day. See advertisement.
 George E. Loring has been appoint ed agent for Clark Je Adams, lumber dealers of Prescott, and received the first load Thursday afternoon. Our superiorjudgmen has been call | ed into rcquisition in sampling some porter from the |. :. Brewery, and our $. j. pronounced it first cleSS.
 Fitch < Churchill, Prescott, have commenced suit against the Golden Star Mining Company to recover q One-Sixth interest of that mine at Cave Creek.
 At the sale of the mining property situated in the Cave creek district in this city last Monday, Mir. E. W Reagan was the purchaser. The price paid was $600.
 One day last week thirty ox-teams pulled out for Prescott, loaded with ! 15O,OOO pounds of barley and flour. The former from Goldman & Co, and the latter from Vei's mills. Asher X Ellis will receive in the next ten days, 100000 pounds of freight. They intend to sell cheap for cash. and will tell our readers all i about Il in q new advertisement next week.
 | Tri-weekly stages to Prescott are now being run by Kearns & Griffith. The business of this line demands a J daily service, and We trust that such an increase may be ordered within the next fcE months
 The National Restaurant and Chop House advertiscs in this issue. They will open for business next Tuesday in their building opposite the post office, and adjoining the Parlor sa- loon. Give them call.
 The entertainment to be given on Saturday evening, hy the Lowell Fam 1 fly, will be one of the best ever given in this city. X full minstrel troupe, composed of several gentlemen of ar tistic ability, will also appear.
 Matt Larkin, of this city, met with painful accident on Christmas night. He was standing near target in one of our shooting galleries, when ball glanced and just grazed his left eye. His injuries, however, are not dangerous.
 A. D. Lemon of this city has receiv- ed from the agricultural department at Washington, a large quantity of fOrest-tree seeds, embracing at least hundred varieties, for experiment. With one or two exceptions they are a kind entirely new in this section.
 II. s. Fitzgerald & Co, Yuma, ship ded on the 16th and 18th for Phenix, S2, ,101 pounds of assorted merchant disc. On the same days the house of David Neahr shipped II, 800 for Phe- nix, and during the same period, Jas. M. Barney shipped large quantity.
 Owing to an oversight of some one, we failed to receive a large pitcher of egg nogg, thai could have been dis posed of at this office on Christmas day. In this connection we would state that the office is indebted to J. HeinsOn for an excellent Christmas cake.
 Brown < Daniel, of Signal City have opened a new saloon adjoining Salari's restaurant. During the com ing week they expect to arrive large | lot of fixtures for salosn and club room; also an elegant billiard table. Their advertisement will appear next Wednesday.
 ". NJ Griffith, of the Southern Pa cifc Stage line, was in the city on last Wednesday. MT. c. thinks high ly of Phenix, and we believe has in vested in this rapidly growing city. His stage line is one of the best in America, having recently been equip ped with new Concord coaches and re stocked throughout the entire route
 The Golden Star mining property is still in the hands of the sheriff. w. Hellings, the late superintendent, has purchased a seat in the Pacific Stock Exchange, and will remain in San Francisco. W. Reagan, who controls a majority of the stock in the Golden Star, we understand, will soon have the mill in operation under a competent superintendent.