Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-07

20 business ana 6H6Ol0 bOo ODlSInR
disposition gained the coed will and
esteem of the business community of
Phoenix, who are sorry to note his de
termination to leave the city.
From Fridays Daily
Butcher louvre sh pped carload of
beef cattle to Congress this morning.
Among the outgoing passengers on
the morning train from the north were
W E Hall, Denver; Mrs W L Vail,
Jerome; r G Sternsoury, Wuohita, KS;
G A Brennen, Minneapolis; r 81 Gu,
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Milt Brawley, for whom q warrant
was issued on the 25th OF last December
on cbsrge of disturbing the meetings
of the Salvation Army, retired to the
city last night aud was promptly ar
rested on the old warrant. He will
have hearing before Justice Morris
tomorrow.
Mr.. Joe Stein received the glad intel
ligence this afternoon that his wife and
children who for the past year havs
Germany, had reached New York liz
safety and would leave this evening for
home. The days will seem like weeks
10 Mr.. Stein until be welcomes his fam
lily to his home again.
A young octopus was received at The
Shore by express this morning The
tentaolee are from three to five feet long
and one can form some idea of the euor-
nous po wer of this monster of the deep
when grown to full size with tentscles
fifty OF sixty feet in length. 1t is with
out exception the most terrible of all
sea fish. Il is being viewed today by
num bers of the people who are aocus
toned only to dry land. An enormous
skate was also received and both are the
first animals of the kind 10 Phoenix.
Il is rumored that an elopsment took
place from Phoenix Wednesday night
which was nicely planned ard nicely car
ried out For some time past the singer
at the Auheussr saloon and the night
bartender have been noticed by the FREE
queuters OF that resort to very partial
to one another Wednesday afternoon
the bartender hired a livery rig and
with the singer drove 70 Tempe, and
have not bsen seen sincs. The rext
morning word WAS brought to the livery
stable that the team was at Tempe sub
jsc6 to call and that the couple had
taken the sraia for the south the even
ing before.
Some time SGD the Citizens Com nit
tee presented letter to the Board of
Supervisors stating tt at they consider
cd the payment of S35 a month to A. j.
Porterie as court interpreter and S15 to
the District Attorney for Office rent |
we're Illegal payments and should be |
discontinued The Board took up the |
matter at their meeting of yesterday |
and instructed the clerk 20 notify the |
com mittea that hhey were willing to re- !
ceive advice aud suggesting from any |
citizen of the county in the manner of |
conducting tbs business of the county |
but that in the two instances cited they |
were doing ah5s vas best for the tex
payers of the C, unity ard saving the
county much more than they would by
he payments.
Ez Sheriff j. K Murphy is in the
city from his mining properties about
twelve miles north of Wicken burg,
where hs hae bssn working steadily for
the past couple of months. He has de-
veloped the nine pretty thoroughly and
as laid bare vein OF ore " blch goes
sixty dollars to the ton on assay and
great deal higher in concentrates. Mr..
Murphy has rsceivod 40 offer of $780,,
900 for the claim, provided it goes down
a certain depth and he is now engaged
10 sinking for that depth, when be will
turn it over to the purchaser He hes
40 doubts that the mine will go down
as at the present time it is showing up
better as depth is attained.