Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-06-04
Interesting Paragraphs.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Mr. c. W. Kay, living wesb OF town,
will leave this evening for Hannibal,
Missouri, where they will spend the
summer with relatives.
Mr.. N. Seelay, wife and daughter and
Mrs. E. J. Ditmore, who have been
spending the past couple of months in
this city, lsfs this morning on their re-
turn to their home at Cameron, No,
Dan West,who WAS indicted by Unit
ed States grand jury for killing an In
dian on the reservation nt Yuma last
Decem Der. wss acquitted this evening
by jury.
The iron doors TO the vaults in the
court house have been giving the officials
considerable trouble for the past few
few days. The heat has osused them to
expand so that they have been hard to
open or close.
Messre. f. NJ Rounsin and A Geet-
enland, Fresno raisin men, arrived this
morning and went out to Glendale.
These gentlemen will contract for the
an hire crop of rsisins of the valley if
satisfactory arrangements can be made
with the growers.
Mrs. O. Christy and Miss Minnie Ccl-
YER Of Iowa, who have been visiting re-
atives here during the past winter, re-
| turned to their eastern homes On last
evenings NJ & P. train. They were
| accompanied by Mrs VIM. Christy who
| will return TO Phoenix in short time
Evidence IVES taken by Justice Morris
| this morning in the case OF viii Dun
bar held on peace warrant for threat
enipg bodily injury to the person ozone
I. j. Wolfey. He discharged the de-
PENDANT this afternoon on his soiem n
promise not to repeat his conduct.
Mr.. Bert Toney was brought before
Justice Iohnstone today charged wish
hsving on May 18th stolen from Mr.. A.
L. Moore, who resides seven miles north.
eest of Phoeniy, q diamond pin, locket
and other valuable iswelry. He plead
guilty to the charge of petit larceny
and was given good lecture and fine
of $40, the property having been re-
turned to the owner. Ed. Morcell. whc
| was arrested for completely ia the crime
was completely e2onefated ct the tria
From Thursdays Daily,
Postmaster Thomas received advicet
this morning from she department thai
after the 18th of next month the mai
for Tempe and Mesa City would be car
cied or the railroad instead of on tbs
stage as at the present time.
The Boards oe Supervisors of tn
counties OF Pinel and Navajo have pass
ed resolutions requesting that al
crimes committed on Indien reservs
tions in their respective counties be re-
TERED to the United Ssates court TO
trial. These resolutions have been for
warded to United S5atea District Attor
ney E. E. Eiinwood and by tbet gentle
man forwarded TO Delegate Murphy al
Washington for presentation TO tn.
Judiciary committee of Congress.
Messre r. Nd. Roumain and A
Gaetsnlano, the Fresno raisin men
yesterday purchased the entire grsp,
crop of Glendale. Their purchase in
eludss the crop of the Bartlett ranches
the Improvements farm, and severs
other ranches in that section of country
aud will aggregate come twenty fivt
carloads. These gentlemen have no
yet decided whether they will ship an,
of the green fruit. bus it is yer.
likely TINT they will ship several car
early 10 the season, as good success st
tended the shipments of grapes from
that section last season. The bulk o
abe crop will be dried into reisns apC
p eced On the market in that condition
l. is expected that they will make sew
ersl other purchases of large crops, anc
may possibly purchase the entire croy
of this valley.
Under the lew passed by Congress- il
| 1889 by which the Counties of this Ter
ritory which had been 80 sny expepse
10 prosecuting prisoners for Grimes com
mltted on an Indian reservation should
be rein bursed for such expenses, the
| county of Gile has presented a claim tt
the Government for S7.673 40 spent in
prosecuting such crimes. The claim
has been approved by the Treasury De
partment snd is now ID possession of
United States Dstrics Attorney E. e
E'linwood for final approval. Mir Ellin-
wood will approve the claim at the see-
sion of the Uoited States Court which
conveues at Solononville on June g. The
claim will then be returned to tire
Treasury Department and the county
of ella will receive the amout OF the
claim There are a number of the
counties of the Territory who have such
claims against the United States which
can be collected by simply fling the
claims properly aod there is no reason
why this should not BIS done.
From Fridays Daily
Don Sanford, of Tucson, is in Phee-
nix looking for pasturage.
Mr.. J. Rankin left this morning for
Chicago On en important business mis-
sion.
Mr.. Armstrong, clerk at the Garden.
City drug store, left last evening for
Memphis, where he will spend the sum-
mer visiting with relatives.
A trainload of cattle were taken from