Salt River herald., 1879-02-01
TOWN AND COUNTY.


 John '. T. Smith left for San Fran cisco during the past week.
 Choice banner hams and Salt river hams and bacon at Irvine's.
 California and Sonora oranges, of all descriptions, at Lori-g's.
 Chopped feed in quantities to suit purchasers, at F. Irvine & Co.'S.
 Hons. G. II. Oury and Lew Bailey arrived yesterday from Florence.
 Don't fail to attend the first grand performance of the "Phenix Agree ables."
 Miners and prospectors' outfits complete and reasonable in price, ai Irvines.
 Choice new Salt river bacon and lard, the very frs. chop, at E. Irvine X Co.'S.
 Tickets for the minstrcls can be procured at the postoaice, Goldman & Co.'S, and Goldberg's.
 Oh, be joyful! For you can buy the finest California raisins, in layers and bulk, at E. Irvine & Cos.
 Don't forget the date-Sstur,lay, February Sth-thc Phenix Agreeables will show in Peralta's new building.
 Howfunnyalinelooksthatisnotprop- erlYspaced. An ample supply of \ No. fresh ranch butter at E. Irvine & Co.'S.
 We are prepared to execute all orders for job work in the latest style of the art, and at living prices. Orders by mail solicited.
 James Stewart, manager of Gilmer, Salisbury & Cos. lines in Arizona, was in town last week and left for Prescott by Thursdays stage.
 Owing to an early departure for California, A. Goldberg, Secretary of the Library Association, has turned over his books to C. NJ. Clark.
 The Tucson papers notice the de. parture of AIr. Auld, of the firm of John R. Dall & Co. of this city, for the Tombstone mining district
 Ex-Governor Stafford arrived by yesterdays stage from Tucson cn route to Bradshaw City, looking ailer the interests of the Tiger miAe, ui which he is q director.
 J. II. Lucas has secured an office in the Capital building, and in card published today informs the public that he is prepared to practice in all the courts ot the Territory.
 Notwithstanding the rumor that the President will next issue an order compelling all the citizens of Phenix to wear breech-cloth, the price of calico still remains the same at l.. Irvine < Cos.
 W. s. Wartell, of Las Angeles, ar rived in Phenix Saturday afternoon from Prescott, en route to Guaymos. He was for some time associated with A. M. Campbell, well known in Prescott, as proprietor of the Las Angeles Daily Star.
 The McMillen Company has men at work grading for the new mill, the site of which is about a hundred feet southeast of the tunnel, near the boarding house. Five or six men are also employed in grading a road south and east of the hoisting works to make connection with the Globe road.
 The stages for Maricopa Wells now leave Phenix daily at halfpast eight instead of two, as heretofore. This will be a great convenience, inasmuch as passengers for the end of the road now make close connection with the westbound stage. Heretofore passcn gers have been obliged to lay over al this point some twenty hours.
 Goldberg < Son have just had som, bill heads printed at our job ofiic, that are as fine as can be obtained in San Francisco. We would advise al our readers to purchase a bill O goods of that establishment for th, purpose of securing one, retaining i as a souvenir of the first work of thu kind turned out of our establishment
 Gilmer, Salisbury & Co, propri etors of the stage line, are continual, making improvements in their vari Ous stage lines throughout the Terri tory. The route from Maricop Wells to this city has been latel supplied with light spring wagon, and the road well stocked, making trip between Maricopa Wells am Phenix pleas-re instead of mi: cry, as under the old regime.
 c. o. Berger is in this city in tn interest of MacNeale & Urban's salt We would suggest to any of ou