Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-28
Interesting Paragraphs.
Fron Saturday,s Daily.

duration.
Col. Vim. Stowe Devaul, in charge of
the quarantine at Glendale, reports
that the swine plague is under control
and gradually being wiped out.
Mr. j NJ. Gregory has again opened
his lumber yard on east Washington
street and this morning recsiged three
carloads of elegant lumber.
Dr.. Ford who was go badly Injured by
arunawsy in the Apache reservation
last week, is making a good recovery
and will bs able to be out on the street
next week.
Probate JuGgs Grouse this morning
issued q marriage rcer So to ]. 3. WEIGH
and Kate Butchoff OF this city, and the
young couple will be weddad this even
ing.
Mr.. j. Gregory, the engineer who in
jured his knee cap in an accident some
time ago is recovering and expects
about the first of next month to take
out the Creighton threshing machine
Mr. Malcolm McLeisch, the Vulture
miner came in yesterday afternoon from
tnet mine with bar of bullion, as the
result of q short run with the cyanide
process.
The popular Sunday excursions on
the NJ. & p road continue to be fes-
ture and the people of this city appre-
ciabe the opportunity they give them
for spending the day amid the orange
groves and vineyards OF Mesa City.
Word was received in this city today
of the death at his home in Newark,
Ohio, on the 14sh instant, of J. W. AL
lep, late perintendent of the Aqua
Fria Construction Company, and we'll
aud favorably known in this city.
Mr. John Tully, who has been in the
city for the past week with Mr.. W. o
O'NeiI and who has Investigated she
Buckeye canal il the interest OF num-
Der of New York capitalists, returned to
New York last evening.
U S. Grant and family have left San
Diego to spend the summer at Wes-
chester, N. Y from which place be will
90 IS San Diego delegate to the ST.
Louis Republican convention and per-
heps he may be the nominee Tor Vice
President.-Otdy Press.
Mr.. Prosper A. BOREDOM, late chief
chef for President Diaz of Mexico, is in
the city ard may mske his permanent
home here. Mr.. Bordoni has national
reputation as cook and has presided
over the kitchens of VIM. Vanderbilt
and other wealthy people.
In Justice Johnetone's court this
Gorniog the Arab arrested for beating
Chinese was sentenced to pay fine of
S25. The prisoner has found thet the
luxury of whipping Chinese comes
rather high as be now has been com
PEELED to pay s45 for that pestime.
The United States grand jury made
partial report last evening and ad-
journed till Monday. They returned
second indie ment against Wm. Brown
for counterfeitinG, and Indicted Daniel
West on q charge of numbering an IDdi-
an lear Yuma and Peter Alvirez for
sci ing liquor to Indians.
Mr G W. Kretzinger, attorney for
the S. F. P. & P. railroad, came in this
morning from the north in his private
car and aftev visiting few days with
friends in this city will return to Chi
cago. Mr. Kretzinger will be accom-
panied on the return trip by Mrs.
Kretzinger who has spent the winter in
this city, and who has endeersd herself
to all our people who have been so for
tunete as 30 have met her.
Mr.. end Mrs. O. T. Hayden made
the faculty of the Normal school and
the GLASS of 'C6, of which their son Carl
is favorite member, happy Friday
evening ct their delightful home near
Tempe The most unique feature of
the occasion WAS the rustic luncheon
served under tha palms from the most
ludicrous utensils, and in the most
mirth- provoking manner. An event |
like this, esvoring of originally and |
bearing the true seal of hospitality !
could not fail 20 bs enjoyable; end so
the class OF '96 and their Instructors |
have one brigh t4epot to look back to.
Mrs. L. Wyatt, the newspaper |
woman who hes been engaged by the |
Salubrita Mao csl Company of Osllfor-
mia to introG uce their goods in every |
city of proportions in the world arrived |
In Phoenix THE morning having started |
ou her trip around the world. Mrs. |
Wyatt is well known in this city where
she has been corrected with newspaper
work for some time and has scores of
friends WHO are n terested in her trip.
She will spent several days here when
she will go TO Prescott for a few days
returning to Phoe nix, from which place
'he will GO to E Paso.
A Tempe youth, who had been
'ummoned on the U s. trial jury,came
Town to Phoenix last evening so IS to
oe on time This morning and finding
line heavy or his hands decided. to
AXE turn 81 the swimming baths at
be park Acco-djo9ly he procured q
bathing suit aid a key to one Of the
ooms and started for the room to dis
ODE. Some young ladies in the gallery
Interested him and while watching
hem he stepped IF the walk into the
a0Ix friao3 fOnlx him hOue and | :