Salt River herald., 1878-09-28

first in Phenix, on the southeast cor ner of the Plaza. For the present it will be One.story, 2J 42, with a large cellar, and when competed will cost about S3,OOO. A frame building will be built adjoining at a cost of $500 and occupied by MT. Aul d, the Co" of the above firm. In addition to their large stock of liquors this firm keep cigars and cigarcttas of the best quality, and in quantities to suit all purchasers. Their relations lin side" are such that dealers can order from here and receive better satisfac- ton than by orcering direct thcmsel- yes. This firm have only been in Phenix but a few months. and show their belief in its permanency by their erection of buildings costing nearly S5,OOO, an example we would like to sec followed by others who have lived here longer.
 TIE Court of the Second Judicial district convcncs on the 14th of Octo- ber. The following, though only a small part of the calendar, is as far as obtainablc
 VI. Wormser vs. Jesus Gonzales ct al.
 J. NJ. Bryan vs. Henry Morgan and Daniel Dcttridge.
 Silas Tidwell vs. Julius Van Slyck ct al.
 N. !. Logan vs. J. J. Vosburgh.
 Maricopa Canal Co vs. Wm. Isaac.
 Maricopa Canal Co. vs. Chas. II. Veil.
 NJ. F. Larken vs. Adolph Goldman.
 John A. Miller vs. Silas Tidwcll and J. R. Nichols.
 Vim. Isaacs vs. MaricOpa Canal Co.
 A carefully written communication on the capital question, from tbe pen of A. D. Lemon, will appear in our next issue. It was crowded out, as was also an interesting letter from Richmond Basin suffers the same fate. Our regular press dispatches are also laid on the shelf for want of room. All this trouble will cease in a few weeks, when we commence is- suing the SEMI-WEEKLY HERALD.
 Asher < Ellis are now occupying the first floor of Col. Woolsey's new hall, and having room are displaying their large and varied scOck in a taste ful manner. Four large tables run ming down the center are filled with large stock of clothing The entire left hand side is occupied as d groc- cry department, while the shelving on your right is loaded down with dry goods.
 George E. Mowry informs us that the postofiice issued money orders for the week ending September 21, 1878, to the amount of $2,G61 3G, and paid money orders during the same time to the amount of 1, 100.
 We notice party of the solid men from Wickcnburg in town. Not hay ing subscribed for their county paper, they are obliged to come to the coun- ty seat to learn the Maricopa county news.
 County and Territorial taxes for the year 1878 arc now due. The same become delinquent on the Sd Monday of December, 1878. GEO. E. MowRY,
 Phenix. Sept II, 1878. Collector.
 The religious services announ ced last Sunday evening to be held dur ing the past week, were recalled ow- ing to the sickness of one of the min iSters.
 There will bc basket meeting held near the Mesquite school house, com mcncing on Friday evening. October 4th. Rev. Mr. Groves will ofliciate. F Lumber at Bed Rock Prices. Bow cn, Knowles x O., Prescott, are pre-. pared to exchange Lumber for Wheat, Barley, etc. Send for price list. Sabbath School in the new church tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock. Religious services in the evening by Rev. Wm. Myers.
 J. F.. Naylor and Ncri Osborn have returned from an clcctionccring trip through the western part of the coun. ty,
 We arc indebted to R. B. Carlcy for quantity of fine peaches.
 Several professional gentlemen have lately arrived from Signal.
 A fine ranch at Tempe is advertised to-day for rent.
 Posion's Apache Land, at the Blue