Salt River herald., 1879-01-25
TOWN AND COUNTY.

M. l.. Peralta is in Wickenburg.
 Fresh sweet oranges at Loring's.
 \. Ellis is expected from San Fran cisco shortly.
 The Nobs of Phehix buy their fan cy groceries at Irvine's.
 We are sorry to learn that C. E. Philcs is sick with pneumonia.
 Chopped feed, in quantities to suit purchasers, at F. Irvine S Co.'S.
 The Good Templers now hold their meetings in the new church building. New buildings are going up in all sections of our rapidly growing city. Thomas Evans advertises that he is prepared to do all kinds of contract work.
 That prize loaf of bread was made from Hayden's flour, bought at IT vines.
 Choice new Salt river bacon anu lard, the very first chop, at E. Irvine S Co.'S.
 Born, 60 the wife of Arthur l.. Rogers, Jan. a5th, q son; weight 10 pounds.
 District Attorney Naylor will have his. office fitted up in the Capital building.
 James Auld, of the firm of John F. Dall X Co, has gone on q trip to the southward
 The minstrels hold frequent rehear- sals, and rare treat is promised next Saturday evening.
 B. F. Channel, from Alameda, Cal, arrived by yesterdays stage. He is on mining business.
 Secondhand wagon and carriage as good as new, at Irvine's. Don't fail to call and examine them.
 j. H. Lucas, of Los Angeles, accom- panied by his daughter, Miss Fanny Lucas, arrived by yesterdays stage.
 We learn that 1I. ". Kales, cashier ,f the bank at Prescott, will fill that imrortaut position in the Phenix bank.
 L. P. Nash has retired from the livery stable and is now located at Mesa City following lhe business of farming.
 The stock of the Grand Canal con- pany, delinquent from the last asscss- ment, will De found in OUT advertising colunnS.
 Send in your orders for job work We arc prepared to execute all orders that line. Orders by mail prompt ly attended.
 MT. Abbott, from Southern Califor- mia, has arrived in this section, and says he likes this country sufficiently well to settle down.
 All persons indebted to A. J. Braw- ley, of Ihe butcher shop adjoining the HERALD office, are notified to call on Judge Cox and settle.
 NJ WOrmser's new bailding, on the east end of Washington street, will be completed in about two weeks He will occupy it as store.
 Lawyer Jones advertises his card in this issue. To all requiring the ser vices of a disciple of Blackstone, we recommend Harry. His office is in the Capital building.
 The building owned by M. L Peralta, to be occupied by the new bank, is rapidly approaching c~m- pletiOn. The location is excellent, being in the center of the town.
 Harry McKenny still runs the lunch stand in Smith & Stroud's saloon, in the capital building. Our citizens desiring lunch during the evening can procure anything desired at Harry's.
 We are informed that water has, after many attempts, been found on the desert between Phenix and Tip, top. The place is said to be just be yOnd the point of mountain, and a short distance off the road.
 John Lutgerding has in contem platiOn a small but neat brick dwell ing. This, together with the fact that a large quantity oi furniture and bedding has arrived at Yuma, be tokens near approach of the happy day
 The advertisement of a new har. ness and saddlery shop will be found in tlIis weeks issue. The proprietor Peter Duber, has just arrived from San Bernardino- The shop is in the building formerly occupied by Blaine as a shoe store.
 Tue building now occupied by VI. Wormser will be changed ant altered so as to accommodate tn, business of Dr. Couyers, and tn, place now occupied by the Dr. will