Salt River herald., 1878-11-16
TOWN AND COUNTY.

The Tiptop.mail leaves Phenix ev- cry Sunday and arrives Fridays.
 Lee Sing has started assbakery in the building adjoining Monihan's stable
 L. Magel and Miss Amelia Gold berg were married ID San Bernardino October 27.
 II. Ellis will shortly enlarge his dwelling house, by the addition of two rooms.
 Pattern embroidering for slippers, at Goldberg's-
 l.. c. Kendall is improving his building on Adams and Center streets 'by 'siiingle roof.
 Mr.. .Pisquiera and family have ar rived from Yuma and will locate per mane ntly in Phenix.
 Ira Stroud, after an illness of sev- eral weeks, has sufficiently recovered to again appear on the streets.
 Asher & Ellis will shortly enlarge and otherwise improve their ware house on the southeast corner of the plaza.
 Latest style veils, ties and hat trim ,r,ingS at GoIdbnross
 Next Saturday is set for hearing the final report of J. D. Rumhurg, admin istrator of the estate of Frank More house. :, A large lot of cigars just received at Goldberg's.
 A new floor and large stove makes quite an improvement in the appear ance and atmosphere of the Magnolia saleon-
 A large consignment of chairs ar rived this week for Thomas Howe, of the furniture factory, one block south of the Phenix flo-ring mill.
 H. Ellis, orthe firm of flasher & Ellis is now in San Francsico purchasing goods for his establishment here He will return in about two weeks.
 The people of Phenix and vicinity consume 1000 pounds of meat daily, which is supplied by the shops of BrawleY & Williams and Otero & Blake.
 James Aud, of the firm of John R. Dali & Co. has, at q depth of twenty Ave feet, struck excellent drinking water in s well at his private resi- dence.
 Trunks, valises, carpet bags and satchels at Goldberg's.
 c, E. Philes is now engineer at the fiouring mills. Mir. L. D. Copeland, formerly of that position is filing a like situation with the Tiptop com pany at Gillett.
 Alcohol, whiskies, wines and cham pagnes at GOldberg's.
 Taxes are delinquent after Dec. 10. During the absense of collector Mow- cry under-sheriG Renter will receive the money intended to grease the county machinery.
 All kinds of stationery, pipes, can dies and nuts at Goldberg's.
 John R. Dall & Co. last week, shipped 4,5OO pounds of liquors to. Tucson. It is certainly healthy sign to see Phenix wholesalers sup plying Tucson retailers.
 Call and see those beautiful stand lamps at Goldberg's. .. The Phenix Touring mills started up last Monday, after undergoing d political canvss of several weeks du- ration The mill ran for three offices but was defeated in every instance.
 Buy your hats, clothing, etc. at Goldberg's.
 J. NJ. Castanado, of Signal City, is preparing to move his stock of goods from that town and locate in Phenix. He will open out in the store now oc- cupied by NJ. L. Peralta, who will move into his new building opposite the American hotel.
 J. II. Lively, supervisor elect, has left off seeking wealth in the mines, and settled down to a quiet farmers life. He is now engaged in prospecting a quarter section just north of town, owned by himself and Silas Tidwell- of McMillenville.
 Orders from the country receive prompt attention at Goldberg's.
 We recommend to all consumers of beer, ale and porter, a trial of the beverage made by the United States Brewery. Having a bran new outfit, they are making an excellent article, and one deserving the patronage that they are sure to receive.
 Last Sunday number of Indians who occupy land near Tempe which 4l