Salt River herald., 1878-07-27
SALT RIVER HERALD.
SATJRDAY...-..-JULY2 27, 1878
TOWN AND COUNTY.

l LhhESilANb W III ldsJ dUOuL HNC weeks yet.
 TIE Miami mill, in this county has been shut down.
 MRS. w. A. HANCOCK, is recov- eiing from a severe illness.
 F. l.. B. GOODWIN has moved form Globe city to McAIillenville.
 A LARGE number of our mer- chants are erecting awnings in front of their business houses.
 A FEW days since Charles Hop kins employed with Captain Han cock was severely injured by being thrown from his wagon.
 DR. B. L. CoNYERs, recently from Visalia, California, has just completed d neat wooden building for an office, next the Magnolia sa- loon.
 TIDwELL & NICHOLS of McNIil- lenville have long notice of their store in this issue. In addition to their other business they pur- chase ore and bullion.
 A. D. LEMON, Chairman of the Board of Town Trustees, has mo- tice on this page, which should be given a careful consideration by the 1 rasidan+c of Dba,,;x
 SUPERVISOR MoNIHoN takes a great deal of pleasure iu his new position. From the way he starts eff, leads us to suppose he is surely the right man in the right place.
 A FIRsT-CLAss wash-house has been established by Spanish fam fly, where the best care is taken to give satisfaction of all entrusiing washing to their care. See card.
 THE house of J. A. Miller & Go. McNIillenville have large adver- tisement in this issue. Everything in the general merchandise line kept. The postofice is in the same build ing.
 TRAVELLERS to and from the Sil- yer King mine and Globe District, by way of Picket Post, will receive excellent accommodations by put ting up at the hotel of Mrs. E. Bas- ton, opposite the post-ofiice.
 BILLY MOORE, well known throughout the Tiptop country, offers his station for sale. Persons looking for such an invest ment, cln do no better in the Terri tory than by purchasing this one.
 FRANK PURCELLA, formerly in the mercantile business in Phenix, announces in this issue, the open ing of his new saloon. It has been fitted up in elegant style, and only the finest goods in his line kept.
 A GRAND panorama and dissolv- ing view exhibition will be given this evening at the new hall of Woolsey & Wentworth. Phenix is the first place in the Territory in which this exhibition is to be un- packed. We arc assured it is first class in every particular.
 GIL. TURNER Sr.. has arrived from McNIillenville, with Mexican boy prisoner, charged with rare. | Learning that an attempt would be made to rescue the prisoner from the | officer in charge, the aid of several | citizens was secured and the boy | safely lodged in the Phenix jail.
 R. F. COLEMAN, Agent for the | celebrated Packard Organs anl | Gardner's Piano, is stopping here for a few days. Parties wishing to pur- chase good instrument at reasona- ble rates, would do well to call and | see for themselves. Instruments cae be sean at the New Store, next | door to the HERALD office. Bar ley taken in exchange.
 TIE preliminary examination of l Jose Morales and Jose La Cruz for assault with an intent to commit murder on Deputy Sheriff Phy July 16th, occupied the attention of Judge | Rumbnrg last Thursday. Morales was discharged. La Cruz was held to await the action of the Grand Jury in the sum of s1,OOO, and failing to give said bonds, he is occupying quarters in the county jail and grow ing fat on three meals day.
 OUR attention has been called to the very fine vegetable garden of George Greggs. In this garden can be seen almost any kind of vegeta- bles used upon our tables, growing in the greatest luxuriance. 1t ceases to be question as to the ability of