Salt River herald., 1879-01-15
TOWN AND COUN ".

attention at GoldbergS-
 Furnishing goods and boots and shoes below cost at Loring's.
 Carpenters are busy putting on the roof of Peralta'S new building.
 Thomas Sherman has been appoint ed deputy United States marshol-
 Men are at work on the foundation of E. Irvine's two-story brick build ing.
 With the return of pleasant weather operations in building have been re- stunned.
 Judge Cox has moved his office up stairs over Salari's restaurant, in the Capital building.
 Goldman X Co. have received many thousands of pounds of freight dur ing the week.
 X boy wishing to learn the printers trade can have an opportunity at this office. Wages paid.
 There is to be grand ball given at Tempe, on next Thursday evening, in aid of the new school house.
 For the first seven days of the pres ent gear, the PheniX postofiicc issued 193 orders, valued at ;3I,293 36.
 
 Nathan X Co. are in receipt of an immense amount of new goods. Their new store room is packed full.
 The attention of farmers is called tI the fact that NJ L. Peralta has q large quantity of blue stone for sale.
 Fourteen bars of bullion arrived from Gillett last Monday, being a shipment from the Tiptop mining company. It was valued at s21 ,23S 6S.
 The Yuma stage arrives at MaricO- pa Wells about midnight, and re- mains there some eight hours, would it not be just as well to get in PhcniX that much earlier and let the mail rest here?
 In the case of Goldman < Co. vs. Mrs. Holly, before Justice Bolan yes ,terilay, a verdict for plaintiff was ren- dercd. The case of Asher X Ellis vS. C. II. Veil, before the same court, re- suited in favor of the plaintiffs.
 The attention of the ladies of this section is called to the new Domestic Sewing Machine, and is superiority over all others. Cheap for cash. Ma chimes can be seen at the postoiiice. George E. Mowry is the agent for Arizona.
 Go to Goldbcrg's and examine hIs price list for crockeryware.
 The old court room has been par titioned of, making an excellent of flee for sheriff Thomas and under sheriff Mcdonald. The court room will be in the rear of the old one, and be more suitable owing to its larger size and greater distance from the street, thereby being quieter. Judge Porter will have very pleasant place to deal out justice next April.
 Hayden's Family and Graham flour cOrnmeal and cracked wheat at LOT, ing's.
 The arrival of the HERALD job of flee, on Lutgerling's teams last Mon- day, was the greatest event in the his tory of Phenix. Our Gordon jobber is beauty, and the assortment oftype very large. The quality is assured when we state that it came from the house of Mardcr, Luse & Co. Our stock of paper is from the house of A. D. Remington, and is complete.
 The AmericaR YoUHg Folks, pub lished by Hudson < Ewing, at Tope- ka, Kansas, comes to us for January with a bright, new " dress" on. It is < carefully edited, 16-page illustrated paper for boys and girls of from eight to sixteen years of age. It is pure and elevating, entertaining and in. structiYe. Strongly endorsed by teach. CTS all over the west, and is sent one year, postage paid, to any address foI 50 cents. The publishers offer to send sample copy free.
 The new board of supervisors held their first meeting January f. Geo Buck is chairman by virtue of being a member of the old board. John L Gregg secured the long term. James Gray was appointed roadoverseer o district No. 1. The Stonewall JacE son mine payes taxes on S45, 900, a. the net proceeds of their mine for tht past year. J. D. LaRGe and F. NJ Pomeroy were appointed justices O the peace for McMillen and Mes; City precincts. Board adjourned [, meet on the 25th.
 Judge Durham, of Tempe, paiC his subscription for 1879 last Satur day. and on Monday last J. B. Mont gomery of this section did likewise These gentlemen, now when they reat their semi-weekly HERALD, will hay, the proud satisfaction of knowing i