Salt River herald., 1878-10-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Six bars of bullion, valued at S10,- 015, from the Tiptop mill at Gillett, was brought down to Phenix last Monday and shipped the following day for San Francisco. The bars weighed 100 pounds each, and were 900 fine This is the first shipment that company has made via Phenix. Heretofore, they have been sending their silver by Prescott, roundabout way that increased the time two days, but we have been informed by Geo. E. LOring, the express agent, that it is the intention of the Tiptop con- pany to make their shipments in flu ture by this route.
 A splendid assortment of gents fur nishing goods, at Goldberg's.
 At a meeting of the democratic central committee, held last Monday, , the resignation of John George for treasurer was accepted, and NJ. L. Peralta was nominated to fill the va cancy. MT. Peralta is perhaps as well known as any person in this section, having been engaged in the mercan- tile business for years, both in Phenix and Wickenburg. He is thoroughly competent, and can fill the office with honor and credit if elected. His op- ponent, AIr. Shaw, the non-partisan nominee, is at present filling the posi-. ton with the very best satisfaction.
 Cow bells, shoeing hammers, hatch cts, axes, etc, at GOldberg's.
 ALL persons who have not had their names placed upon the great register previous to the first Monday in Octo- Der, must procure a certificate of reg istration from the county recorder which certificate must be handed to the inspector of election at the place of voting when the vote is offered. Any name not on the printed copy of the great register will not be entitled tovote without the certificate. Those who have not registered for the print cd list must be prompt in sending to the county recorder for their registr;- ton certificate.
 Go to Goldberg's for the novel din ner bucket.
 Only few months since the firm of John R. Dall Sc Co. opened out as d wholesale liquor establishment. The doubtful ones made the statement that such an institution would be short lived, but judging from the many or ders being constantly filled by this firm, the doubtful have missed their guess. Our retailers should bear in minI that by patronizing a home in stitution the profits now going to Front street middlemen would be cir culated in our own community.
 Mems, youths and childrens' cloth ing. at Goldberg's.
 2 A streetsprinkler is something very much needed in Phenix. Everything complete for that purpose would not cost over S15O- It would occupy the time of man one-half of every day, and would bring him in st least SI5 month. It is a good investment for some person with q small capital, and it would make great Improvement in our streets. Who will be the one to responds
 Honey, in two and four pound,cans, at Goldberg's-
 The postoflice in Phenix has issued money orders during the quarter end ing September 30, 1878, to the amount of S3O,3GS 40. and paid money orders during the same time to the amount of SS,4G0-a total business of $:IS,- S2S 10. The number of orders issued was 7S7.
 The celebrated Blue Grass whisky at Goldberg's-
 LOsT.-A small satchel. containing papers of importance onlyto the own. CT, for the return of which a liberal reward will be paid.
 Mss KATIE HAYWOOD OterO House, west Of Monihan's stable
 Highest prices paid for all kinds oi produce at Goldberg's.
 Notice is given that an election will he held in district No. ,, at the resi- dence of William Isaac, Nov. 5th to elect an assessor and collector. By order of A Lakey, Jas Graz and Wm. Isaac, trustees.
 A party of three gentlemen from Bakersfield, California, en route tC the White mountains on prospect ing trip, arrived in PheniX last Satur day. They gave the name of Calla han < Co.
 A new wall is being erected around the corral and stable of J. D. Mona han. Lumber is on hand to be uset in the erection of new stalls to accom- mcdate his increasing business.