Salt River herald., 1879-01-11
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Cornmeal at Irvine's.

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 Wm. X. Hancock ad7criiSes his steam threshing machine for sale.
 X boy wishing to learn the printers trade can have an opportunity at this office. Wages paid.
 TEere is to be grand ball given at Tempe, on next Thursday evening, in aid of the new school house.
 Died in this valley, January 1st, Weber F., infant son of L. R. and A.. s. Shaw, aged two months and twenty days.
 Dr. Goodrich informs us that his stay in the valley has been heightened to another week, owing to increased businSs.
 E. Irvine X Co. have purchased 2.000 pounds of bacon and lard from Col King s. WoolSep, and 10000 pounds from Wm. Isaac, Esq.
 Mrs. Cornelia W. Martin, of New York, has written to F. Irvine Esq, offering to give an organ for the use of the church in PheniX, if desired.
 Ten yards of blcached for $1.OO, at Irvine'S
 F. l.. Brill, of Wickenburg, informs the farmers of this section that he has on Land and for sale q quantity of seed potatoes of the Early Rose, Early Goodrich and Fearless varieties.
 During the past month we were obliged to buy considerable material for the HERALD, and to pay for the same places us in heed of money. Those indebted know what we mean.
 Married on New Years Day by Judge Cox, Newall Herrick and Miss Annie Kellogg. We extend to the young couple our best wishes for a happy and prosperous journey through life
 Sevin Vincent tc Co., of GOT San some street, San Francisco, growers and dealers in seeds, advertise their business in this issue. X handsome ly illustrated catalogue sent free on application
 Several months since Judge Hi lands married a Mexican couple in this city and few days since he was waited on by the same parties who, becoming tired of welded life, re quested that the knot be united.
 A cOvered-carriage and farm wagon for sale by E. Irvine & Co.
 We are requested by a note from the Rev J. ". CraIg, tO announce that the first quarterly meeting for the Pine nix circuit Ofthe M. E. church south, haSbe postponed until the 4th Sun day in February, ,..and for Prescott until the 4th Sunday in March.
 Parties desiring to set out fruit trees this season should not fail to see Mir. IIobill's stock, at the farm of James Buck X Son They are extra fine and cheap just in from Riverside, Cali fornia- Prices sent on application to L N HoBIL, Phenix, A T. sit
 All persons desiring doors, sash, blinds and windows are informed that L. D. Copeland has opened supply depot in this city He gets his goods from California, and sells ttem cheap CT than the sash factory in Prescott, and guarantees better article. Pat roniZe a home institution.
 E. Irvine X Co. are selliug out to make room for new goods now en route.
 A correspondent, writing to the Ea- terprise from the the Little Colorado. states that at Rock Station. on Dec. 21st, he passed 10 wagons loaded with Mormon immigrants, en route to Salt River Valley. They were from Bear Lake valley, Idaho, in oh arge of a MT. Phelps, and have nearly 200 head of loose stock.
 We are informed that the action brought by w. B. Hellings against B. W. Reagan, involving the possession of certain stock of the Golden Star Mining Co, is about to be conpromis- ed- We also learn it is the intention of the company to put up framwav and put ir two Davis pulverizers, and other improved machinery for saving the gold. The mil will start up again at an early day.
 The only lumber yard Tn town where you can get an assortment is at 1rvine's.
 J. W. Harrison, telegraph operator at this Station for many months, left on Tuesdays stage to join his compa- ny at Camp Verde, orders having been issued to that effect Owing to con- tinous i'll health, he expects to short ly receive his discharge, and will go to California to receive medical treat ment Johnny" was Obliging and accommodating in hIs business, and well liked by all.
 The following letter has been re- ceived at this office: Sir: It would be favor to me, and doubtless grati- fy many of your readers, if you will notice the fact that expect to start for PheniX on the 9th inst, and hope to arrive there on the first of February. It is my purpose, if not providential- ly hindered, to preach in Phenix the second Sabbath in February. Should be pleased to meet the people gener- ally ait the church.
 Yours, most Respectfully,
 J. W. CRAIG, P. c.
 PheniX Ct, NJ. E. Church, South.