Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11

performed early in the evening at the
affaiF. The contracting p rites were
Chas. Blandy and Agnes Fenner. The
other ceremony was performed at the
residence of the groom three. miles
north west Of the city the contracting
parties being Frank Davis and Matte
Crabb. At the latter ceremony a large
nun ber. OF relatives and friends were 10
attendance and reception was held.
From fridays Daily.
Toe Trus5ess sale OF the Golden
Grown Mining and Milling property is
postponed until June Is.
Dave B slsz. that old sius pioneer of
Phoenix, is up from Yuma looking up
the stock business 10 whioh he is large
" engaged.
A demand was made on Col. McCord
this evening for his ofiee by Wolfey
ard Mr.. MeCord refused to give up
the place Legal proceedings were
therefore instituted.
There is q sharp lookout juss now on
straw bonds. An instance IS named
IN the city today where a bondsmsn's
property shows up at about $4,000
while tbs records show thst be is on up
wards eff $4,000. It might be just as
well to so slow in this sort OF thing.
o. the fifteenth of the month the
mail for Tempe and Mesa City will be
cerried blythe NJ. & Prailroed company
instead Of by stage es at present. Both
trains betTeen Phoenix and Mesa will
carry mail, which will give the people
of those towns their mail from the eset
and vest almost as soon IS it is given to
Phoenix.
Mothers will ind Chemberlain's
Cough Remedy especially valuable for
Group and whooping cough. Ii will
give prompt relief and is safe and
pleasant. We have sold it for several
years and it has never failed to give The
most perfect satisfaction G. W.
Richards, Duquesne, Pc. Sold by
druggists.
Miss Carrie Pratt, sister of Mr.. B. N.
Pratt of this city and of MRS. NJ. II
Sherman, late of this city, was married
yesterday at the home of Der parents in
ST. Helena. California The lady will
be remembered here by many OF the
young people as she has been frequent
visitor to this city, spending a. times
some wesks with her brother.
The Board of Equalization this mora
ing devoted their time TO discussion
of the railroads which come under tie
recent exemption law. Attorney Gem
arsl Wilson was requested to be present
at the AFTERNOON session for the purpose
of giving the Board advice in the
premises Ii will be several days be-
fore the mstter of the tsxation OF the
various railroads of the Territory will
be disposed Of.
The Senate has passed the bill giving
the right of way to bha proposed rsil-
road through the Coconino forest reset
walton TO the Grand Canyon and that
bill is now before tie President for sig
nature. This is the road in which Mr..
James A. Fleming OF this city is the
prime mover and it is understood that
as soon as the bill is. signed by the
Presidents active work will commence
on It's construction
The City Council met 10 special ees-
sion last evening and canvaesed the
ballots IN the recsnt election. They
found that the election of Mr J. D.
Monihon as Mayor and Mr.. Emil Carr
as Councilman from the Second Ward
had been made snd those gentlemen
were sworn in ard took their seats. 1t
wac also found that the issue OF
bonds vas the desire OF the people of
the city.
Tucson, according to she Star is hsv-
ing trouble il the Selection of teeohers
for the schools of bhus city for the oom-
ing term. The trouble is not that there
are not enough available timber but
that the present Board of Trustees
whose terms will expire shortly have
appointed full corps and the mem
bsrs OF toe new board. who will soon
take their seats have signified their In-
tsntion of ignoring the appointments
By the old board and appoint another
corps OF teachers. Those teachers who
have been appointed by the old board
are now in q quandry as to whether they |
mad better qualify or wait and seek an
from the new board.
The Park Theatre Co. is doing some |
commendable work for the entertain |
mant of the people of Phoenix this |
summer and should be we'll pstronIzed. |
The plays are well pus on by excellent |
players and every effort is made to sus-
Tain she highest responsibility of the
play and ths place. The weekly dances
are given for the best of our soeiety
people aud are attended by such freely
md with great pleasure. The plays
IRE oaIy of the stric5est responsibility
md she psople connected with them
ire entitled to the good will and hearty
in their attempts to maintain
clean, interesting, amusing and fash
enable place of summer Entertainment
oe our citizsns.
In the District Court this morning,
.fter the prosecution he'd introduced
Il it's evidence IN the cese of the Daggs
Brothers, known as the $4,000 case, the
ttorneys for the defense made mo
ion thet the case be dismissed and
udrs Baker Instructed the Jury to