Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Saturdays Daily.


market this evening over the S. F., P.
& P. road.
Vim. Button of Minneapolis, who
four years ego spent some time in this
city, returned this morning and may |
locate here permanently.
Mr.. Frank Nicholson, the mining engi-
neeT, will leave next Wednesday for
Mexico. Mr. Nicholson is inspecting
mining properties in the interest OF !
English capitalists and represents I'M
limited capital.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the wedding at Long Beach, Cslifor
MIA, of Miss Lima Maud kirkland Of
this city and DIR. Geo. H. Sheldon of
st. Louis. The happy couple, after
tour OF the country, will make their
home at ST. Louis where the groom
enjoys lucrative practce.
County School Superintendent
Grouse last evening completed his work
of making estimates of the expenses
of operating the schools of the county
for the coming school year. He finds
| that the average attendance at the
grammar schools during the past year
were 2172 scholars and that the amount
that will be necessary to carry on the
schools during tee coming year On
that basis will be Sos, OPS.
Hon. Thos Wilson returned q few
days ego from Los Angeles, where he
went couple of weeks ago to remain
until fall or during the heated season.
He decided shat the residents Of Los
Angeles could with greater proprsety
come to Tucson So cool off. The num-
Der of Arizonans now on the coast is
| illustrated in the following occurrence:
One morning Mr. Wilson and Frank
Allison met on q street corner and
talked for a few minutes. Judge Baker
of Phoenix, happened along and joined
them. Presently Sam Drachman ap-
peared from around the corner. Next
| G. H Honshell of Phoenix. sauntered
along and stopped. The next Arizonen
to swell the group wss Col. Lacey, and
finally came Frank Cox ann William
Breckenridge. The Arzonaus were
accommodating like a SNOWFALL ard there
would have probably been more within
the next fifteen minutes, but police
man came up, interrupted the Arizona
reunion, and said it ives impeding ira
ffo and arresting commerce.. Tucson
Star
From Mondays Daily
Frank Guerra, of the Bull Dog mine
al Goldfeld, passed through on his way
80 Yuma last evening.
Only bbe sufferer knows the misery
of dyspepsia, but Hood's Sarsaparilla
cures the most stubborn cases of this
disease.
The city dads are improving the OPP
portunity to FepeiF many places IN the
the streets thet needed looking after
badly.
1t is rumored that new paper is
about TO be started at Florence and
that it will be stalwart Republican
when it comes.
r. NJ. Stratus. of Yuma, VINO is con-
neoted with the La Fortuna mining
company, came to the capitol yesterday
and will return today.
The popular Collector of ths Port of
Customs at e. Psso, Texas, J q. Be-
han, brother of Price, came in on this
morning NJ. P. from California, where
he had been on business.
MP. Will Button arrived on Saturday
mornings train from Minneapolis,
Mimi He expects to remain here few
days the guest of Miss Caroline Bower
and then goes to San Diego, CAL, for
visit.
George and King Jones. OF Kentucky,
arrived this morning bringing with
them three car loads of buggies. They
will establish livery business il this
city as soon as they can obtain a suit
able location.
It is time that Republicans were
looking up the matter Of registration.
Our Democratic friends have been long
end carefully urging every men to get
onto the Great Register st once but
Republicans are not invited by them.
Meesrs. j. Truman, j. Broadbent and
Mrs. Geo. Passsy, of Mesa City, left
last evening for Salt Lake City where
they will visit friends and relatives for |
q couple of months. Quite a number
of Mesaites contemplate a visit to the
same place in the near future.
Lloyd Christy has been to Denver,
Colorado, on business trip. He
states thas the climate is fine in that
region, that nothing too good can be
said about it. that the only thing that
denoted an atmospheric disturbance
was the mere mention OF silver.
Cards have been received announcing
the wedding at Salem, Ohio, on last
Wednesday evening of Walter A. Coy,
Principal of the Phoenix Public Schools,
and Miss Minnie B. Moore. of Salem. {
The HERALD is not so fortunate as
to be acquainted with tbs bride, but
bhe groom is we'll known to every
Phoericisn interested in educational 6
matters and among whom he enjoys the
distinction of being considered a most
prominent educator. The young 3ou
Die are expected to reach Phoenix to
permanently reside about September