Salt River herald., 1879-02-15
TOWN AND COUNTY.

eople at Tempe this evening
 Mr. J. M. Coiton's business houses
 re receiving new coat ofpaint
 MT. Goldberg and Mr. Goldman, Q.
 lis city, have arrived in San Fran
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 A good spring wagon for sale. En- quire of Ed, the barber, at SmiIh's saloonr .T
 Geo. E. Loring has nearly finished quite an7addition to his post-oiIlcc building
 J. W. Van Slyck a prominent at ,orney of McMillen, is in tue city on legal business. '.'i. .'
 The time cometii when linen dus- ter, or no coat at all, will be fashion able in our midst. --...-..-. ...,
 Mir. Peralta's fine new building is receiving the finishing touches. The counters and shelving are being plac- Cu III pOoltlOi-
 Business seems to continue remark ably. good, considering that this is what is known as the dullest portion ; of the year in this city.
 It is rumored thatra prospecting party- has made big strike near Burke's station. The ore is said to be very rich, and will assay over D g 500
 Lost-A Russia leather, gilt-edged memorandum book :. marked plainly on the fly-lcaf, {" Fred H. Peck" The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. .,,.. .,. .
 Mir Jas Auld, of the large liquor house J. R. Dall & Co. returned, last week from an extended trip ,o Tucson and the Tombstone district. He re- ports business good
 Owing to the non n-arrival of a large shipment of paper, which Jeff Adonde on the 1st inst, we are compelled to issue portion of this edition of TIE HERALD on colored paper.
 NT. F. M. Fowler. who has been lately engaged in cOnstructinga ca- nal above the Tempe settlement, has ceased work until the Indian qucs- tion is settled. bthrows many work men out.of employment
 Dr L. II. Goodrich left for 'T'iptop and Prescott. on Wednesday, on professional trip The people in these sections will find tllc doctor a pleas. ant gentleman He ranks as one of the most Skillful dentists in Amcrica.
 Track laying-o the Southern Pa cific has stopped about .l2 miles cast of Texas Hill Wa2t of iron was the cause. Several trains loaded with iron were hourly expected Grading however, is being pushed rapidly ahead ri...s Judgment was rendered. in Judge Hiland's'codrt, on Thursday, in favor of E. K. Bulk sr, against X. VI. James. The amount of the claims was S91.52 to which is added the costs, of suit. James will be-well remembered by many of our citizens as once having been in business in this cfty-.
 Work is to be Immediately com menced on Dr. Goodrich's building. 'on Washington street, opposite the plaza. The building will be two story brick, 9 feet front and 6j feet deep. MT. Steinaker, who owns the lot adjoining, will also immediately commence the erection of building On the next lot, similar to Dr. Good rich's, but only 56 feet deep. Mir. J. B. Douglas is The architect fer both structures. =
 It has Been remarked that sIlo: the poor Indian," is generally oppOsctlto anything like civilization, but visit to cur city would disabuse the mind ol any ono of the untruth. of the assertion, for they can be seen in all their nakedness and laziness hanging around loose in our city at any time. The average civilized Indian has q considerable contempt for manual labor, but he makes. healthy ward for the government, if f-not employed in ''hair raising"
 The Messrs- Lount Brothers, of Prescott, are in the city for tue pur pose of engaging in The manufacture of ice, luxury which our citizens will no doubt enjoy during the com ing summer. It is intended to cree, . building, with all the necessary machinery, whereby they can manu. facture ton of ice day, or as large quantity as the business of the city demands. One of the firm has had many years experience in the manu- facture of this article We wish these gentlemen success in. their new enter prise. .-i -a sr- i'r -'-:
 The performance given in this city last Saturday evening by our home miustrcls, the Agrceables, "- was' at tended by large and apprcciative audience. We must cnnfe.S that VIC were most agreeabiy surprised. at the