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 also came down, but immediately left over the M. & P. road for Tucson.
 The postoffice department at Wash ington has notified Postmaster Thomas of this place, that the mail service be- tween Phoenix and Prescott over the Castle Greek route will, on the 12th inst. be increased to three deliveries each week instead of two as at present. It is difficult to see how the natator- | ium could become any more popular than it was earlier in the season. Yet 1t is so is evidenced by the increasing attendance. The accommodating elec- tric line lends it's necessary and sus- taining help to the popularity of the swimming baths.
 Lynx creek near Prescott is said to have been named from single handed combat between Sam Miller and furi- ous lynx, which incident occurred in the early days. Sam had shot the lynx and stopped down to pick the animal up when it suddenly became animated, sprang upon him, lacerating his right arm badly. Sam finally threw the lynx to the ground and kicked it to death.-Courier.
 Officer Porterie yesterday morning captured Mexican named Jose Sigora who was sentenced some time in June to serve five days on the chain gang. He served one day and then made his escape. He kept very quiet, thinking that the affair would blow over, but he was mistaken. The recorder resen- tenced him to serve ten days on the chain gang. He says he will not try again to take French leave from such elegant quarters as the Hooker hotel.
 The second of the series of union socials given by the Young Peoples societies of the city for the benefit of the Y. M. c. A. will be held on next Friday night, August 9th, on the grounds adjacent to the Presbyterian church. The program for the next social will include several selections by chorus containing about twenty voices, together with 8 number of additional attrac. tions. The committee have decided to sell the ice cream at this social at 25 cents, as they did not reap as much profit for the association as they had hoped at the last social.
 The newsboys who hang around the neigh borhood of the Herald office have been making life burden to Bob Fromm, but the climax was reached when lad named Bob Kings threw a dead snake at him. Fromm picked up broomhandle and hit the boy, who entered complaint in Justice Kin caid's court. Fromm yesterday pleaded guilty to the charge and the justice fined him the costs of the case, amount ing to S15. Some of the growing gener- ation of Phoenix are entirely too pre- cocious and forward, and night in the city jail may be beneficial to 8 few ot of them.
 A couple of days ago boy who had been in the habit of sleeping at the house of Dr. Trippel, at Mesa City, un- tremendously vacated the premises, and with him disappeared vest and valuable gold watch belonging to the doctor. As soon as he was made aware of his loss he telephoned the officials at the sheriff's office to be on the watch for the lad. Wednesday a young fellow was arrested at the merry-go-round on suspicion. The identical vest described by Dr. Trippel, or. one similar to it, was on the young mans back. There was no evidence to hold the young fellow and he was turned loose.
 The new musical organization called the TroubadouTs is becoming very pop. ular as serenaders and their services are required as well at small parties. It might be 8 good proposition for fam flies where there are young ladies to keep supply of cake on hand, for the movements of the serenaders are mys- terious and there is no telling when visit will be received. The members of the organization are Ray Blinn, E. E. Ford, Lawrence Lowell, Harry Pin ney, Earl Hill. J. M. Radcliffe, Ralph Radcliffe and Will Rhodes. They ex- ance in the near future.
 Miss Marie Rankin died yesterday morning of tuberculosis at the Ma honey house. She died peacefully, death having visited her while she was asleep. The young lady was 23 years of age, and came here some months ago from Chicago suffering with con- sumption. For while she seemed to improve, but heart trouble came on and to that is attributed her sudden demise. She was a young lady of sunny disposition and made many friends who seriously regret her un- timely departure. Her relatives in Chicago have been notified by tele- graph of the young lady's death, as was also sister living in Denver, who is now on her way here. The remains lzl~