Salt River herald., 1879-01-22
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Good goods and small profits Is IT. vines motto
 Col. Jones has returned from d trip to Black Canyon.
 Dr. Goodrich will leave for Camp Mcdowell next Friday.
 Living sells his varied stock of fine goods al bottom prices.
 Judge Bolan presents a dignifed appearance when dealing out justice.
 The wood yard of W. B. Howell is still supplying all orders in its line.
 The streets are daily filled with strangers, mostly from Southern Cali fornia.
 There is a great scarcity of lumber in Phcnix, and much building is re tarded thereby.
 Irving has a splendid stock of new goods, which he is selling at the very lowest prices.
 The family of J. VI. Cotton will ar rive in Phenix from Michigan during Ihe coming month.
 Now is the time to plant fruit trees, and at the farm of James Buck < Son is the place to get them.
 Hon. 4. Goldman has returned from Prescott He will start on his European tour in about two weeks.
 Mr. Allen and c. Fredericks arriv- cd from Prescott yesterday. The lat ter will establish a tin shop in this city.
 John F. Dall is again basking in our sunshine, after quite long ab- sence in the snowy regions to the north.
 Ifyou want anything usually kept n first-class mcrc handising estaj- lishment, go to Irvinc's. His stock is superb
 The PheniX Agrecables, a minstrel club composed of home talent, will amuse and instruct the people Satur- day evening, February 1st.
 Geo. E. Loring, agent of Wells. Fargo & Co.'S express, has just receiv- ci an excellent job of binding from the firm of II. $ Cracker X Co, San Francisco
 Tine Griffin Ditch company have levied an assessment of S,?o per share Tor the purpose of paying present in q, Otedncss and the expense of incor- poraiing the company.
 We are sorry 10 learn that Mrs. C.. F.. Vail met with a serious accident yesterday, by the falling of q wall. What the extent ot her injuries arc, we arc unable to siate.
 George IIamlin. an old residcnter in this territory. has purchased the stable business of L. P. Nash, and will personally conduct the business at the same location. Read his advertise menL
 Peter Duber. of San BcrRardino, ar rived in this city last Monday, and in :l few days will open a harness and Sa'ldlcry establishment in the store recently occupied by MT. Blaine as a shoe store.
 il. R. Ewalt, agent for the .HiaiAg 1ad Scieatiic Press, of San Francisco, lcil for that city yesterday, after quite q lengthy stay in Phenix, from which point he has written much valuable correspondence.
 The finishing touches are heinz giSen to the residence of Y. Herrick. and the building is about ready for occupancy. It is located on tie south east corner of Court house square, and k five-rOOmed frame, conveniently arranged, and presents a neat and tasteful appearance.
 II. :. Crocker & O., printers and stationers or San Francisco, have a halfcOlumn advertisement in this is- sue, soliciting the patronage of Ari- zonans. We are personally acquaint- cd with the members of this firm and kuOw them tO be firstclass business men in every particular. We would ask our retailers to favor them with an order, knowing they will receive satisfaction.
 Arrangements have been perfected for the establishment of branch of the Bank of Arizona in Phenix. The gentlemen having the arrangement of the preliminaries left for Prescott hy yesterdays stage, after stay of sey- eral days here. They have secured a lease, commencing with March 1 of a portion of MT. Pcralta's new build ing. and by that date the vault will have arrived and the first hank of PheniX will open its doors for the ac- cOmmodatIOn of the public
 Dr Goodrich has purchased the lot west or Woolsey & Wcntworth's building. and h. will shortly com