Salt River herald., 1878-09-14

of the Territory, 10 work Tn the Clli- ton copper mines. The owners of that property stated some time since that they had given up their idea of employing Chinamen, but this shows they have changed their minds.
 Two of the party that left Phenix in pursuit of the stage robbers have returned They were unsuccessful, but think the rest of the party, who started to trail them up, will be like | ly to hear of them. They are of the opinion the robbers did not go to So- nora, but are up in this section of the country.
 VINo DEL PMs, produced from grapes raised in the Salt River valley, will, after having been properly in troduced, be much sought after, as it is equal if not superior to most wine made in California. J. NJ. Cotton is the proprietor, having purchased all that was made, something like one thousand gallons.
 LADIES requiring the services of a first class drcss-maker can find an Al artist in that business by calling on Mrs. Coeka, in the little frame build ing first above the hall of Woolsey & 1 Wentworth. Gentlemen desiring q handsome, neat-fitting shirt at a reas- enable price can have them made by Mrs. Coeka.
 E. 1T. WEYMOUTH. as will be seen by the advertisement in another col umn, solicits a share of the black smithing business of the community. To know that 4Ir. Weymouth was for a long time in the employ of Barlow, Sanderson & Co.,, the well known stage men. as blacksmith and horse shoer, is to know that he is skilled workman.
 Dr. Conyers has a new advertise ment in this issue, and announces that in addition to the stock purchas- ed from E. Irvine & Co.,, he has re- ceived a large assortment of drugs, medicines and chemicals from San Francisco, thus preparing him to ] give as good satisfaction as any estab lishment in Arizona.
 JOIN T. ALsAP. secretary of the Salt River Valley Canal Company gives notice in this issue to all stock holders of that company to hand in their applications for water before October :. as after that da te all water remaining unsold will be contracted to other parties.
 TIE following freight was received last week hy the train of II. Haupt; X. Goldberg, 2,5O0; E. Irvine. 1900 Asher 6 Ellis, 5000; George E. LOT ing, 1000, tobacco and cigars; Brim son S Co., dozen chairs. X. Gold berg shipped 50 hides by the teams ol Francisco Noriga.
 We can imagine that we hear the whistle of the Golden Star Mill. In a few days we propose taking a toul of inspection in that district, and on our return will inform our reader, how things are looking.
 A THIRD operator has been ordered to the telegraph station at this point Owing to the bad condition of the line nearly all the entire business oi the Territory is repeated at this point
 It is catching. Judging from the desire of \. Goldman to purchase the building occupied by Mr. Ryan, VIC surmise that a nest for a Mrs. Gold man is in contemplation.
 IRA STROUD is thinking of building a storeroom on his corner, wherewith to keep his large stock of drinkables The building now used for that pur pose being too small.
 BY private letter from Florence we learn that W. D. Renter, of thi: place, lost considerable property whil, crossing the Gila river last Wednes day
 MEN have been busy for stv eral days past erecting a franc building, adjoining the HER . ALD office, to be used as butche shop. will be completed to-day. We learn that a third ticket will be shortly presented for the considera ton of the voters of this county. I is be called the Workingmen'. f Ticket.
 KING s. WooLsEY, the coming mal ! for delegate, left last Sunday evening ! for Prescott and the Little Colorado He will be back in about a month.
 RELIGIOUS services will be held a . the new church tomorrow mornin, and evening, at half past ten and hal |, past seven, by Rev. Wm. Myer. KoSG LEE, the laundryman, has , purchased lot adjoining Monihont stable and iS erecting bousc suitobl