Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-07-09
From Thurso 81 8 Daily.

From Thuredsy's Daily.
J MF. Andrew Nelson of Tempe, left
last evening for q visit TO Minnesota.
Sheriff Orme returned this afternoon
from Saoaton with two Indian prison
ers charged with horse stealing.
Notwithstanding the many sttrac-
tions elsewhere there are plenty of
Phoenicisns going to Southern Oahfor-
MIA
Mr.E. Hsdley OF Arizola is in the city
aud will leave this evening for Rioh-
mond, Indiana, With the body of his son
who died and wss buried in this city
last January.
Mr.. R. O. Lowall returned this morn
ing from ST. Louis, where he had been
in attendance on the Republican Nat
ional convention. He reports q most
satisfactory trip.
There can be no growing" at the
weather these days; the nights are de-
lighsful aud the days all that is necss-
ssry foR the maturing Of fruit and yege-
tables.
Miss Beard. the obliging and hand
some money order clerk at the post
Office, will leave this evening for Cali
fornia, where she will spend the next
month on vacation.
Miss Flora Mills departs this evening
for Flagstaff to be gone a month. She
will visit the petrified forest, and while
there undertake to weave romance
from whatever petri6ed data she may
run roross.
Reverend Preston Mckinney, wife
aud son left last evening for California.
At Msrioopa they were joined by Miss
Mckinney, who was on her way from
east. and the entire family went on to
California where they will spend the
summer.
Among the outgoing passengers on
this mornings train for the north we're
T Hogan, Kansas City; F F Foley, Flag
staff; Jasper Pitts, Albuquerque; S
Gray, Kansas City; B A Howard, Den
yer; Mrs B A Howard, Chicago; Mrs E
Clifford, Rochester.
Mr.. a. J. Doolittle. manager of the
Saginaw Lumber Company's yards at
Williams, Phoenix and Los Angeles,
With headquarters in the latter city,
bus who ia now IN Phoenix, received
telegram this morning that the large
mills and yards of his company at Will
liams were on fire and would likely be
a total loss. Thousands Of dollars are
in the company's interests
at Williams, and the fire will be ssri-
Gus blow.
PL Kay, O r Goodiug Mrs M A
Goodin, Cciwell, Mrs NJ Criswell II
W Rieger, j W Bsnham, Mrs Gibson,
NJ Cox, Mrs 9 Stevens, L Stevens,
Mrs Gray and children, Marion Por-
ter, Lulu G Porter, Marguerite Will
liams, Mrs D Meade, Ella Franklin,
Pauline Fran kiln, Mrs McCsrty and
children, Mrs J G McCarty, E Rietzke,
Leah Kelley, Miss A B Kelley, Geo
Decker, Mrs G j Ulmer, Mrs B NJ Greg
CRY, Mrs Felton,, Miss FELTON,, L Salter
and wife, E B Kaox, Mrs NJ StuFges,
had purchased tickets this afternoon |
for the Oalitornis excursion over the !
VI & 2. road which lesvas This evening. |
fatal accidenb occurred at Mesa
Jlty yesterday il which Mrs. Seandege,
mother OF the late Supervisor VIM.
5taudage, lost her Life. She had gone
,ut into tie barn yard TO gather eggs
.ud seeing q nest on the top Of large
lev stack she oTawled up o it sDd sec
lred the eggs. 1 coming down her foot
lipoed and see fell to the ground strik-
NJ upon her hsad and breaking her
COX. She was an old woman, having
las. ed her 10 d year and was greatly
stesmed aud honored by tbs people of
Gesa City, where she has resided for
ears. The funeral took place this
fteFnoou. {,
The Indian Who out his throat at the
ounty Jail yesterday morning lived
n til near midnight After being found
i the morning he was placed on a cot
nd taken into the corridor OF the jail
here it was cool He rem aimed on
le cot ali day and until few minutes
efore hs died Il ls supposed shat be
1T death approaching, for he got u p
on the cot, evidently not wishing to
Is on a bed, and taking his shoes he
alked around into she orridor on the
her side of thu bnildirg, where helay
own and expired within e few no
ents. This morning Justice Morris
aid Corouer's inquest on tbs remains
id they we're taken in chpTge by the
,nnta nndartakar for burial