Salt River herald., 1879-03-01
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 How would the court house look on the plaza:
 The happy event comes of to-mor- TOW evening.
 Geo. E. Loring is now occupying lis new residence.
 Ed, the barber, has a new shop next to Packer & McKenna's.
 Peralta's new building is rapidly approaching completion.
 The Arizona Lottery Company ad. vertise their first drawing for June 4th, 1879.
 Monday, the 31st inst, has been appointed as the time for proving the will of Levi Pitts.
 Mrs. WOrmell leaves tomorrow for a short visit to Santa Monica. She will be accompanied by her husband as far as the railroad.
 Dr. E. Brown, late of Prescott, has located in our city for the practice of his profession. He may be found at the office of Major Cox.
 J. Sampler, who purchased several lots, including the building occupied by his business, is making prepara- tions to erect a block of stores.
 The Hattie Taylor combination is advertised to shortly make their ap- pearance in Phenix. They are con- ing from the direction of Santa Fe.
 John E. Naylor, secretary Of the democratic central committee, has notice in this issue calling a meeting of that body at his office, April 10th
 The building lately occupied by VI. WOrmser as Q merchandising store, is being entirely overhauled and fitted up as drug store. l. will be occupied by Dr. B. l.. Conyers.
 Captain MaclOon, for many months connected with the HERALD, leaves tomorrow for San Francisco. where he will meet and return with his wife He will be absent about two weeks.
 The foundation of Irvine's new building is completed. The material used is brick, two stories, with large cellar, all of which will be used by the business of ,Ais mammoth es- tablishment.
 The gentlemen who propose making ice in FheniX the coming summer lave purchased ground at the east end of Washington street, and have ordered the proper machinery, which will arrive in the course of few weeks
 The Chicago and North-Western Railroad, the great trunk line be- tween Council Bluffs and Chicago, advertise in this issue of the HERALD the great superiority of their line over all others. AllArizOnians going cast should patronize it.
 We call attention to the new adver- tiSement on this page, of Ellis, Asher < Co. They propose to regu- late prices in the future, as in the past, and having plenty of goods and capital back of that, we have no doubt they will keep their word.
 Phcnix is perhaps constructing more new buildings than any other town in Arizona, to do which, of course, large quantity of lumber is used Such being the case, Messrs. Loring < Larkin call attention to the fact that their lumber yard is amply supplied to meet all demands, and at low prices. See advertisement.
 Judge Porter has issued an order directing the receiver now in posses sion of small quartz mill and other property at 8IcMillenville, to turn over everything in his possession to Tidwell < Nichols. Deputy sheriff Gleason, in company with P Nichols, left here last Wednesday evening to enforce the order. The suit of which this is a continuance will be well re- membered by our citizens, as it took up considerable of the time of the last term of court, and its merits and demerits were considerably discussed at the time.