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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
TEACHERS CHOSEN.
Those Who Will Preside Over Our
School for the Coming Term.

Those Who Will Preside Over Our
School for the Coming Term.
The School Trustees of this district
held an important session last evening
at which teachers were chosen for the
next term Of school The first point of
Importance which Was settled by the
Trustees was that the teachers selected
should be residents of the city ani
valley. Since tbA OPP ming of the Ter
rttorial Normal San OF at Tempe our
outh have n4d m -dv .utage of
training sch % 4.r. ~ none in the
st FROG gu ST thst institution
- demonstrated that they are cap
5ie and MOST proficient, and no sdvan-
fage could be gained for She schools by
eiecting as teachers graduates of other
raining schools. The decision of the
crustess is highly commendable as is
slso every selection which they have
made, and there is no question but that
The coming term of school will be one Of
The most satisfactory ever held in this
,ity. The following are the appoint
ments:
Principal grammar school, w. A
Coy; assistant principal gram mar school, |
W. j. Anderson; principal West End
school, j. O. Cole; principal East End |
'chool, W. r. Barnes Teachers: Lsurs
Oobs, Rose PROOFS, Margarine Williams,
Adine M. Bury, Ada Kelly, Clara W.
johnson, Ethel Edmuuds. Hattie Gull
yer, Allie Gray, Kate Chrety, Ella
Franklin, Mabel Early, Ida Warren,
Victoria B. Shaw, Winisred Coomb BIS, I
ida johnson.
The principals Of the grammar school
will receive salary of 800 per month;
ssistant principal, and pFinoipeI.
{ the Esst and Wsst End schools. $50:
sachers, s65. Ii was also decided the
rs next term shall be of nine months
pening on the 4th of Septem Der.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
From Fridays Daily

| From Fridays Daily
Freight receipts today consisted of
car OF local merchandise.
A car of lumber passed through tt
Mesa City tbs morning
Will Melton's Spanish GLASS has eus
pended for the present.
Mr.. E. E. Jordan was in Tempe las
night the guest OF A. j. Peters snc
family.
A. ]. Peters will ship car of hay te
the southern part of the Territory to-
night.
Miss Myrtle Zuck will leave for her
home in Holbrook on tonorrow's Santa
Fe train.
L. N ST. John, San Francisco, and
R. D. French OF Los Angeles are regis
tered at the Tempe Hotel.
The eight year old son of Vicente
Moraga died yesterday of fever. This
is the fourth child that has died in this
family the present year
Nicholas the Eass Tsmpe butcher is
enjoying good trade. He has exec
lent cold storage clities and keeps
his new market looking as neat as
parlor.
B. F. Johnson & Sons q de the loca'
railroad crew happ3 yesterday by giving
them box of the finest peaches Mes
can prod ce Hnd when We say Mesa VIZ
might Is we'll say the earth fog Mesa
leads the earth in the fruis line.
The District Lodge of I. o. G. T. will
meet in Mesa today, holding both after
noon and evening SESSIONS. A special
srein viii return with the porthsid.
delegates and visitors of eleven O'Clock
tonight.
Station Agent Hill met with severe
fall yesterday which 10 ght have result
I'd seriouely but fortunately only
amounted to an extensive abrasion If |
the short ribs and general iolting Up
of his internal organic alton and 6
Rrenching of the diaphram (whateve
bat is) that makes him hobble around |
'oday ike he was his own graz dfather.
He fell between the platform of TIE
reight house and a refrigerator cal
crsping against the iron trim mings o.
lie latter in his descent. No damaQ,
vas done to either the car OF the freigh
house.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
T. j. WoLFLEY.
Governor Franklin Makes Him Citi
zen Member of the Board
OfOOntroI.


What the general public have beer
looking for some time past occu 7
yesterday. 1t has been generally l.
for Some time past that Their
move on foot to remove M. L
McCord, citizen member Of tbs
Board OF Control. and appoint &c
she vacancy T. J. Wolfsy, #
the Republican. That paper was
then to De turned over 80 to the friend
IF the administration and become tbs
organ of the administration democracy.
The first move in this direction was
made few days ago when Mr.. McCor6
was officially notified that be he'd beer
removed and she Office declared vacant
The appointment of Wolfey was
mAde yesterday and the program SO far
exposed. The remainder of the pro-
gran Is now expected 30 follow.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
Interesting Paragraphs.

From Wednesdays Daily.
B. e. Chute, of Glendale, was q visitor
to the city today aud delegate TO she
convention.
A local branch of the Sons Of she
American Revolution will be organized
in this city on the 18Th instant with a
large class of members,
Probate Judge Grouse last evening
issued marriage liespse' to l K. Burris
and Tensie Herrer, and this morning a
license was issuea 10 Simon N. Robes
and Ramons Santa Cruz
In ths examination for echool certii-
Gates which endsd last evening but three
out OF the class Of fifteen applicants for
county certificates were successful and
those three only secured SECOND grade
certificates. Tha fortunats ones we're
j. L. Loper, j. F. Butler and Mrs.
Fannie Northcu5. Theirs was ons ap-
plicent for Territorial certificate.
Qaite number OF Phoenix people are
contemplating spending abe summer in
Prescott. For all those who desire and
wish information regarding houses for
rent and locations or any other informa-
ton, the same will be gladly furnished
on application at Santa Fe Office, No
A West Washington street.
q petition was fled this morning wish
County Superin senden5 Grouse for the
creation of q school district between the
Buckeye and Hasssynmps. A number
Of the citizens in shat districb do not
favor the creation OF a school district
and will contest it's creation. There are
thirteen children of school age in tbs
proposed district.
Santa Fs,Presootb 81 Phoenix Railway
Company have completed arrangements
at Ash Fork for he.handliug of ell Cal
iforuia freight for Phoenix, which guar
antees twenty four to forty-sighb hours
quicker time than given heretofore.
This freight will De handled at Ash
Fork daily and placed 10 straight cars
for Phoenix, coming through on theiI
fast train, arriving here at GAO q. NJ
Mr.. NJ. Fl. Williams and wife left thiE
morning for the Castle Greek hot
syringe where they will remain for the
next couple OF months The failing
heslth OF Mr. Williams demands rest
aud treatment and it is hoped the So
journ at the springs will prove benef-
ciel and that that gentleman will re-
turn to his extensive practice in this
city entirely recovered.
Deputy Sheriff Henry George wen
north yesterday evening to find a. crazy
man who has been running along the
track of the north and south road fol
the past week. He would travel from
the Aqua Fris to the Hassaysmpa snt
back again as often as he could make
the distance, sleep on the track ans
brighten every. person wEo passed ths'
wey. How he managed TO live is I
mystery az he was never seen to est. h
was found on the track by the oficsi
who watched him all night and thiI
morning brought him to town and later
in the day he was taken to the insane
asylum,
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11

The quality of the blood depends
much upon good or bad digestion and
assimilation; to make the blood rich il
life aud strength giving constituents.
use DR. j. 81. MeLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier; is will
nourIsh the properties of the blood
from which the elements OF vitality are
Fdra0n- 81 90 per bottle. For sale at
Keefsr's Pharmacy. 4
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
Tempe Department. :
FROM Wednssdas,s Daily.

Prom Wednesdays Daily.
Judge Morton of Mesa, passed through
to Phoenix on the morning train to take
Two cara Of hay are being loaded to-
day for shipment tonight.
A. Nelson was present today at the
council of the great unwashed" in
Phoenix.
A social wss given last evening by
The Baptist congregation at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Goodwin.
Mrs. Perry Williams is reported much
better today.
Tempe Hotel register: Mr. and Mrs
Divine, Temper, Colo; E D Harrington,
Los Angeles; Psllister, London; Isaac
Grab, J E Williams. ST Louis.
A pleasant little musicale was held at
he residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Zuck last evening in honor of Mr.. James
Johnston, of Chicago.
Councilman Taylor has been enter
taining a sore throat for dsy or two
out is now feeling co UGH better.
The ladies of the M. e. Church South
will give an ice cream social next Sat
urday night IN the room recently vscst-
sd by the removal of J.J Hondst'e store
All are invited to be present.
Meesrs Richards aud Goodwin report
and good copstantly Increasing trade.
Both gentlemen are courteous and OBJ
living md no doubt will enjoy pros
porous business future.
according to the Tempe Nea0s Pinel
county will be represented in the Ter
eatorial Democratic Convention by
three we'll knowu residents of Gila
connty
mkt week will be busy one with
The Normal teachers and students.
Following is the calendar OF the events
comprising the commencement ezer
discs of the institution now closing up
what has probably been the most sue
cessful year OF it's history:
CALENDAR.
Sunday, June 7 h-Baocalaureate Ser
mon by Rev. W E Vaughn, ct the Bap-
sist Church, 7:3O p. m.
Monday, June 85h-Breskfsst at DR..
McNaughton' residence, IL q. m. Liter
airy exercises, and Presentation of Me-
mortal, at Normal Hall, s p. m.
Tuesday, June 9th-Anniversery of
Literary Soeieties-Literary exercises
by tbs Zstetic end Hesperien societies,
at Normal Hall, 8 p. N.
Wednesday, June 1oth-Com
ment day-GrsduetiD exercises, on the
Campus, s p. m.
Thursday, June 11th-Alumni Day
Annual meeting and banquet at Normal
Hall, .. N.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
Nervous

force those speciai physical trials we
delicately indicate by merely using the
words Maid, Mother, Matron-
Like a confidential friend we suggest
the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla, reh-
able blood purifier and tonic; 1t has
helped many others and will help YOU
81 was in poor health five years, broken
down in strength, and appetite all gone.
Local troubles and other weaknesses IN
tensified my misery. Nervous sick
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11

For Dyspepsia and Liver Com plant
you have printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t never
tails to cure. For sale at Keefer's
Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
W

Who are nervoHs, weak, worn out
with laeai t4eubfrs find pure blood,
nerve strength, and perfect health in
Hoods .Sarsaparilla.
We do not say the above to raise
false hope. 1t has been the expert
ence of many, very many women IN
those intensely trying periods which
demand and consume so much
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
Items.
PIMA
tucson Star:

Kstcson Star:
Jesus UrsnRo, a Southern Pacific
Aborer employed in ballastiug the track
died a horrible death about 9 O'Clock
yesterday morning at Wilmont, sta
tion seven miles east of Tucson. Uraugo
with several other persons was sleeping
beside the track on a bank slightly
higher than the track An east-bound
freight Numbered along ard it is sup
posed that Urango, helf awakened by
the rettle and roar of the train, sprung
from the ground and rushed toward the
track. His head was utterly crushed
under the wheels and his left leg was
cut off above the ankle.
Augustine Chacor, g condemned
murderer from Graham county, wae
brought in from Solomonville last night
for safe keeping in the Pima county jan
until the date Of his execution which
has been fixed for July 25. The reason
of his removal from SolomonviIle was
not SO much the insecurity of the jail
there as the fear thae Cbscon's frepde
would attempt rescue which in fact
they had threatened. Chscon was con-
victsd last week of the murder of P
Salcido at Morenci last Novem6e and
was sentanced to death by Judge r use
last Monday.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11
From Tburzdsy's Daily.

From Thur sdsy's Daily.
J. W. Lambert, the hay press man,
was this afternoon adjudged insane and
ordered sent to the asylum.
Work on the new Methodist church
began again this morning and Will be
pushed to completion.
Mr.. Fl. Il. Mills, the Denver cattle
man, arrived this morning, in company
with Mr.. Chas. Doland The gentle
men will purchase cattle for their
market.
Hou M. A. Smith arrived this morn
ing to look after the interests Of the
United States before the present session
of the district court. Mr.. Smith is &C.
oompenied by his wife.
Mr.. W. w. Griffith OF Dripping
Springs, came in this morning and after
a day or two in this city will leave for
St. Louis TO attend the Republican
convention to which he is delegate.
Mr.. F. M. Brown, an old time Phoe-
nician, who hes been in New York for
the past few years. returned last even
ing and will spend some time on visit
to relatives in this city
Word reached Phoenix last evening
that Mr. E. w. Meyer OF this city hsd
died at San Antonio where he has been
stopping for several weeks. Mrs. Mayer
is expected to reach Phoenix on her re
turn from that city tomorrow morning
Mr. W. O. Davis, ths Golden mining
man, came in this morning from Tucson,
and will leave tomorrow for his mining |
Gfr. Davis is putting in the |
cyanide process OF bis properties and
to have ID in running order
within few days.
Governor Franklin this afternoon
issued pardon to the Indian Kit Car
SOD, sentenced from. Pima County in
1892 to the Territorial prison for ten
5ears for assault with deadly weapon.
the prisoner he's been employed at the
Insane Asylum for some time under
,erole issued by Governor Hughes.
The HERALD is in receipt of con-
nunication from Miss Urba Robson,
Who was aupposad to have eloped from
Phoenix some tiooe ago with the night
of the Anheuser saiooa, stat
ng that there had beeu 90 eiopemsnt
Inc says that she gentleman ia ques-
ion was on the same tram WITH her but
OF in her company and tbat she was
n her way to ST. Loais TO offend the
cath bed OF a dear relative.
TIE Board of Supervisors we're in
Decisl session today and decided that
ne franchise given to Mr. n. h. Broad
-ay fer right of way fer canal on the /
9uth side of the river should stand :
hey also appointed County Surveyor t
. P Trott, W. r Cummings snd Thos. {
ing as viewers to view g new road
ON Stringtown north to the Salt river 5
I'D those gentlemen viii leave tomor- s
~ morning to perform thes work. +
The metallic crystal known as stung- a
ete" is likely 10 coma into great de- t
aad. Blossoms new light depends on T
% use of this crystal. Il his new il
mp there is GO spprsciaale beat which g
eeus thst atou6 100 per. cent. OF the il
sosric current turned INTO light +,
nsrsas in tbs present ineendssoeni Z
mp 95 per cant of thu electric cur d
Mt goes into heat. A ten candle 0
wer new Edison lamp will give cut G
ore light than the present sixteen II
ndle power lamp. Somebody should e.
axe money on the new lamp; possibly n
cry body will-the consume= as well ii
the electrical companies. b
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11

From Thursdays Daily.
The barber shop in the Andre BLOCK
has moved into the new building with
McCamley.
Messrs. Corbsll, Thompson Walker
and Geo. Nichols, three representative
southside farmers, drove over to Phoe
nix this morning on business.
Tempe Hotel register: E H Shultz,
st Louis; S G Constable, @ Scott,
San Francisco; Jack Newman, Globe.
A McCamley moved into bis new
quarters today which have been nicely
fitted up and the front adorned with ST.
Patrick colors.
Those wno languieh with the heat
and those who are athirst can now find
solace over newly polished ber.
The reception at Miss Ella Tsylor's
last evening by the choir of the Congre-
getionaT ch urch in honor of Mr.. James
johnston of Chicago, was one OF the
most enjoyable social events of the
season. Nearly eli she musical talent
of the town was present, there being
about seventy five in attendan ce, the
several choirs of the city being the
special guests. Music, Of course, was
the principal feature of the evening end
the many choice selections rendered
were greatly enjoyed and the evening
will be long remsmb ered as the occasion
of musical feast. Refreshments we're
served and the happy hours sped all
too quickly till the hands of the clock
pointed upward, announcing that the
hour had come for the cheerful good
night.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-11

they had threatened. Chscon was con-
victed last week of the murder OF P
Salcido at Morenci last Move N Der and
was sentenced to death by Judge r use
last Monday.
Tucson Citizen:
Smal pox has made it's appearance
among the Pepsgoes, and from all re-
ports seems to be spreading rapidly
At c. vote village, two children wb,
had died from the disease, we're buried
yesterday. Imme diese precautions
should De taken TO prevent the spread
of this disease:
Hon. r. r R Oh sr6son, of Critten
den, has bouded the Fl ardscrabble auo
Old Fox mines for $40 600, and The
parties are go we'll pleased with the pro
perty that they Will erect smelter al
opcs at Crittenden. IF every thing turDt
cut as successfully as it promises now.
a raIirG ad will be built to Washington
camp, which will become one of the
foremost mining towns in the territory
Mr.. Richardson, Who, by the way is one
of the most enterprisirg mine workers
in the Territory, has gone to Florence Oh
business beip.
YAvAPIA.
Journal Miner:
6. W. Hnll, OF jerome, has bonds6
his Mescal property so eastern people
The bond is for $4,000, to be paid in
cash on tne 24lh dsysof October.
Prescott Courier.
Il Will be elsd news to Preecott and
Yavapai coupsy to know the fsc fer
it is g fact, that Hon. j. S. Jor =
father OF Ohapsrrsl Gulch, a.
the reins on his Little Jessie prope.
end the wheels OF that famous can.
will sgsin revolve.
oocHIsE.
Sulphur Valley Ne1cs:
No Indian signs have been seen on
the border for the past two weeks, but
the troops do not relax their vigilance
for a moment. Believing that Cd
ounce of prevention is worth q pound
of cure Col. Sumner has two troops of
cavalry in the field and about thirty
Indian scouts. II trail is struck it
will By followed until the Indians are
caught or killed. Seven heiIogrsph
stations are now in operation ard
word can be sent from the Mexican
line TO Fl Grant IN very short slne.
Col. Sumner is now in the vicinity of
the San BsrnLrdiao ranch personally
directing the movements of the troops
Mike Maher, miner, suffered most
painful accident last Friday while en-
route to the Argvsips mines where be
expected to get employment. Mr..
Msber and another miner started early
Friday morning for the Aravaipa mines,
going along with freight outfit so they
could ride. Before leaving Wilcox toe
two men laid in liberal supply of ter
sntula juice, and from the way they put
it out { f sight it was evident that each |
was afraid the other would get the |
larger share. Finally Mike Meher roll |
ed off the wagon and was so unfortu-
nate as TO have the wheel of the heavy |
freight wagon pass over his ankle few
inches above the foot, breaking and |
crushing the bones OF the leg in hor-
zible manner.
Not less than 5000 head of cattle will
be shipped from Wilcox this week.
When one stops to think that $4,000 |
cattle means about $65, 900 IN the
p, ckets of the stockmen in this vicinity
people cease to wonder that this is E
busy town.
The morning times., 1896-10-25
Another Fiendish Plot of The
God Bugs Is Her in
Exposed.
X RAISE OF HELD CROPS
Bismarck and He'ene'S Mother Set
tie S me MOOted QuestionS-What
Tom Watson Really Said in That
Letter.

the White House. She didn't even get
off at Buffalo. She is now the apotheos!s
OF 4 idea tsa; undertook contract to do
the universe in Il sleeping ear. Peace to
her bones, likewise her ashes
SOME OTHER VISIONS.
FROM the awful presence OF the grave
yard and the tracks of midnight rabbits,
we turn To the most magnificent Bobbers
the world ever saw MIR. J Kisrnet Jones,
and Mr.. Mike Hanna. There is study
of The sublime aud beautiful! And also
i'll physics.
For instance, are chin whiskers and q
Napoleon d better lever to catch MIME
sofa swimming apple tnan barbered phiz
To retain the elusive pippin OF Indiana?
Those who wish 10 contest for the prize
answer To TINS problem may refer To Sir
Isacc Newton's Principia, in which he dis
CusScs the apple from the points OF view
of gravitation aud flOtation with foot
notes by the halfback or Columbian Cni-
yersity.
Iernaps one of the most amusing of all
the Forthcoming Halloween ghosts will be
the specter OF the Great Democratic
Landslide of 1891 III West Virginia 1t
was current in the October number OF
faulkncTS Magazine Ol IHdt NtdE- Ills
landslide lost its Job doing the living pic
lures for democracy early IN November,
1881 but we are glad to see that 1t is out
again and doing fairly well. The sarcOph-
agus has already arrived at a certain
headquarters and rattles as II 1t Were
chocS full OF landslides and things fOr
the November issue.
ANTE ELECTION RUMoRS.
Finally; everyw here We hear the wheels
OF Industry. a very bad case OF heels We
think. but they are wheels all the same.
We also hear few remarks about the
girls i'll the factories. and We have heard
a song about the empty dinner pail and
meals and chmneys that don't smoke.
The latter We regard as positive biesoIng
as We are farmer ourself, and have
had some experience With the Henry Clay
chimney and the smoking meal OF JEFF
fersouidn simplicity.
We have accepted the invitation OF the
other side i'll this fight to touch off on
Halloween night, the button which will
start the wheels. the looms. fill up the
dinner pals and the factory girls. make
daisies bloom in December at RoSSlyn,
Jackson City and Hades, raise prices,
double wages, inaugurate a universal hank
account. and continue to sit on the fence
completely off the grass.
Our salution OF the simultaneous rise
aud fall of heat VIII appear on the third
Sunday in November. No rascal shall go
ununn,shef whether he wears whisSers or
a silk hat.