Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-02
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Saturdays Daily

a daughter to the wife OF VIM. zsnt.
Mr. J. W. Standard today racsived
his appointment as deputy U. s.
Marshal for another year.
Judge Baker this morning granted a
divorce to Mrs. Irene n. Brzz4s from
her husband, John E. Beizzee.
A marriage license wss issued this
afternoon by. Probate Judge Grouse TO
W. P. Roberts ard Mary E. Cook, a
colored couple.
The people livirg south Of Mad son
street ia the Third Ward are very in
dignant that the city should grade the
streets in that ward north of that street
ana neglect that portion Of the ward TO
the sou5b. They think :hey ere en-
titled to as much consideration as their
neigh bore to the north.
E D. Crum has bssn succeeded by P.
B. Yates as Route Agent of the Ari
IONA Division of Wells Fargo & Co,
with headquarters at Tucson. Mr.
Crum the former Route Agent has been
placed 10 charge of San Joaquin Divi-
sion in California with headquarters at
| Stockton
Mr. B. A. Fiokas this morning re-
eeived the beautiful gold bulge pre-
sented to him by the Grand Lodge K
of T., of the Territory, for his valuable
services to the Order. Mr.. Fickas has
been one of the most prominent mem
bers OF that order 10 the Territory and
bis efforts 10 the promoting it's interests
have been thoroughly appreciated by
the mem bers.
Mr.J. M. Pratt this morning receiv-
ed she appointment and commission as
United States Deputy Marshal and
Office Clark from . nised States Marshal
J K Mead, to take effect July 1st
This is new office recently created by
al act OF Congress, and comes so Mr.
Pratt entirely unsolicited That the
appointment is good one goes without
saying among all who are acquainted
With Mr.. Pratt and his ability, end be
is to be congratulated on his appoint
ment.
A con OF Judge Cfouse this morning
rode out to the park ard lied his horse
to the hitching rack while he went in
side and enjoyed a ewim. When he
returned the animal was gone as was
also she saddle and bride and as he is
confident thet be had tied the
| horse go that it could not get away, it
must have been stolen. There has been
great deal of complaints OF the theft of
whips, 1epe robes, etc, from that place
recently snd the police should look into
the matter.
Mr.. Harry Yarnell returned last even
ing from trip to the Box Canyon on
Salt River above Florence Mr.. Yernell
took the trip to Investigate a bar of
placer sand located about fourteen
miles from Florence He found the
oar and took some samples but found
that the ground could not be worked on
account of lack OF water The samples
when washed showed good color ard
the only thing in the way of working
the find is water.
The two men who held up the Otsro
ranch last Tuesday and after binding
and robbing the man in charge ran off
ten head of horses, were captured and
brought into town last evening. Igna-
clio Uges, the man in charge of the
ranch, released himself of his bends
shortly after the thieves had left and
securing the assistance OF Bob Schell,
Alex Cline and j. II. Ssnle, gave
chase and captured the thieves
few miles this side OF Globe
The thieves are young men who
gave their names as Hannigan end
their residence as Oregon. They will
be-Riven preliminary hearing before
JusSics Johnstoue Monday morning.
Mr. f. A Woolsey of Peoria is lying
at the sanitsriem of Drs. Purman and
Marsin on Adams street, in serious
condition as the resul5 OF burns re-
ceived a coupls of days ego. Thursday
Mr.. Woolsey's residence at Peoria
caught fire ard the young man entered
the burning building to save some of
his effects. When he emerged from the
house the fire was ell ebous him and be
was seriousls burned abous the legs, |
arms and face Dr. Martin who is car
ing Tor the Injured man, states that the
burns will not result fatally but that tt |
will be some tims before be will be able
to be about and that he will never fully |
recover. Nc. Woolsey came to this
valley about ysar ago from Nebraska
and located ct Peoria
Professor Stowe Dsvol of the Terri
torlal University, who has had charge
of the quarantine against the swine
plague district at Glendale and across
the river, was in town today. He states
that the disease near Glendale is now
to three ranches and that
yearly all the swine sffl oted have re-
oovered. He expects that within q
month the disease will be entirely
wiped out on this side of the river aud
the quarantine raised. Ga the other
side OF the river it will require a little
more time as toe disease was not dis
covered as seon there as it was at
Glendale, and number of ranches are
still afflicted The professor will con
,inue to give the matter his personal at
ien5ion until oil traces OF the disease
las been removed ard the quarantine