Salt River herald., 1878-12-14
TOWN AND COUNTY.

bccC0cT ldNOIllC al tllc DluS OAiu- Extra sizes-Clothingat at Goldberg's The nights are cool, but the days are warm and pleasant.
 Bring all your produce to Goldberg The largest and finest assortment of ladies hats, latest styles, at J. Sam ter's.
 A splendid assortment of Cutlery at Goldberg's-
 Go to the Blue Bird for hot punches. Orders promptly attended to at Goldberg's.
 H. Morgan x Co. have on hand and for sale large quantity of alfalfa seed
 Buy one of those nice traveling-bagS at Goldberg's before they are al! sold Beecher's favorite is the latest pop ular drink.
 Fine black dress suits-can fit any person at Goldberg's-
 Business among our merchants is reported to be first rate, although nOt so lively as a month ago.
 Go and examine the large stock of crockery at Goldbcrg's-
 Santos Gonzales and Miss Rafaella Corella Y Lopez were married in this city, December s, by Judge Hancock. Rainy weather is coming,-buy one of those Umbrellas for only one dol lar at Goldberg,s.
 A meeting of the MaricOpa Library Association will be held next We'd nesday eveaing, at the school house. Beautiful TIes-Lace handkerchiefs, Money purses-Toilet sets, etc, suita- ble for Christmas presents at Gold berg's.
 Senor Roderiguez, a photographer from the City of Mexico, has arrived an Phenix and will locate permanent ly.
 Hot Tom and Jerry at the Blue Bird every night.
 \. Wormell has just completed a fine residence in the eastern end of the city, opposite Dr. Sheets resi- dence.
 The board of supervisors advertise in this issue for proposals for taking care of the indigent sick, for the com ing year
 John R. Dall & Co. received a large shipment of liquors this week from San Francisco They were just nine teen days on the road.
 The telegraph station at Maricopa Wells has been re-established, and Levi Pitts, of the office in Phenix, has been appointed to take charge.
 There is to be a grand turkey shoot ing match on Christmas day. T. ". Parker is making the arrangements, and lots of good sport is expected.
 Banner ham, lunch tongue and tu:- key, Russian sardineS, caviare, sar- delles, New Orleans shrimps, and other French delicacies, at J. Samter's. Owing to the delay Tn getting lum- Der, the progress of work on Peralta's new building is slow. In spite of these drawbacks, it will be completed in a few weeks. On the s6th of this month, there is to be several contests of speed on the race track of George Roberts, adjoin- ing the city. Several good horses will compete for the prizes.
 The work of turning the second story of Smith & Stroud's building into rooms will be completed in about two weeks. Several of our legal gen tlemen have engaged locations.
 There is to be sale of town lots this morning, in front of the court house. This is an excellent oppor- tunity to invest in real estate, which at present is rising rapidly in price. Julius Sampler has new advertise. ment in to-day's paper, announcing that he believes in the live and let live principle, and that he is selling his goods at astonishingly low prices Give him a call.
 The building lately occupied by John R. Dall & Co.,, adjoining C. Sa lari's restaurant, will be opened next week as saloon. It is being over hauled and repaired, and will present very handsome anDearance.
 We have been favored by J. B Hume with picture of the Pacific Insane Asylum, at Stocton, the place where the insane of Arizona are kept It is a private institution, conducted by Messrs. Langdon and Clark.
 A grand ball will be given or Christmas night, in the hail over Sa lari's restaurant. The supper will b' served at the American hotel JohI