Salt River herald., 1878-05-11

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 James Buck is building a large corral in the northwestern part of town.
 The Phenix Flouring mill having ground up all their wheat will shut down this evening until after harvest
 Messrs. Phy < Streeper have dis solved partnership. Mr. Streeper will now run the business alone.
 We are very sorry to learn that our extremely courteous, Obliging, accommodating and polite clerk of the District Court is dangerously i'll.
 Six hundred and forty seven men have sh tken hands with us during the past week and told us inc weather was pleasant. It is six months before election time yet
 George Roberts is thinking of erecting a large frame building along side of the brewery. Five per cent q month on the investment awaits him should he conclude to do so.
 Geo. l.. Turner. Deputy Sheriff, from McMillenv;lle, has been in Phenix for several days. He is very much pleased with the town and its prospects, this being his first visit here.
 Harry Savers wishing some hay, inserted an advertisement in the HERALD and obtained in one day five tons of hayat SIG per ton, the regular p!ice being S2O, thus saving S20 by the operation.
 Joe Thy took two pistols away from a man yesterday afternoon who was racing around our streets. Said man having too much of our salt water that is retailed at bit a glass, in him,
 Owing to the large number of wooden buildings being or about to be const uct,-d, We would call the attention of our readers 10 the ad- vertiSements of three saw mills on our fourth page.
 Our fine city French barber has left uS-gone back to Prescott, "the O, ly white mans town in Arizona He has sold his chair to Monsieur Tipl in Cotton's billiard parlors, who will hereafter run two chairs
 The post office issued over one thousand dollars worth of money orders in one day during thjs week. Iii is about oar dl ly average and is 50 comm n th.t we forget tie dty wc w,r informed of iEe item.
 Islac D.ri. o.r telegraph opera tor will commence tue construction of an office upon tie arriv..l of the lumber from Prescott. It will be next to the old court house and across thc street from Monihon's $ stables.
 Johr Adams and party of four teen have just arrived from San Dieec. The Prescott papers say this pa t. has located in that town, but the people have got to know howmuch to believe in those papers, which is nothing.
 Hon. Jose Redonde of Yuma, passed through Pnenix last W ek from Sun Flower valley where he has been looking after his cattle. He ordered the HERALD sent to his address thereby showing his ex- reme good sense.
 Miss Clara Hawkins received a beautiful volume of Scott's Poems as a reward for bringing Urge number of new scholars to Sunday School. The work was donated by F. Irvine. Miss Ada Wharton is also entitled to a present which she will receive tomorrow.
 John P. Cum, editor of Citizen passed through here On Thursdays $ stage for Pre-cot,, We understand tlat he will make arrangements with john marion to supper; his can d.date for Congress. in consideration of moving the Capital to Florence.
 One gentleman from Southern ! California. now in town will soon t,ke charge of the Phcnix hotel and run il as such a business should be conducted. He will run a table ia co 1nection thercwith and travel CTS can get a cleqn meal and one dished up by an "American.'
 The concert given ll-t Thursday in Woolsey & " entworth's new hal for the pTrpnse of raising money to purchase an organ for the