Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-21
Interesting Paragraphs.

of fat cattle to that place.
The brick are being piled up in guam
titles about the sits of the Adams hotel
now in course of construction.
Probate Judge Grouse this morning
appointed Mr.. s. R. Wallace admins
traitor of the estate of Mrs. Mary F.
Wallace, his deceased wife.
Seven members of the Kentucky ex
cursion party who have been looking
over the valley for some time past left
this morning for home.
Probate Judge Grouse this morning
appoin ted Mr. j L Redondo guardian
of the person aud estate Of the minor
children OF the late Henry Gsrfss.
Mr.. W. E. Deity arrived yesterday
from Los Angeles where be is now con
nected with Llewellyn Iron Worke. he
will return to Los Angeles couple Of
days.
The Carpenters Union will hereaf er
meet every Tuesday night in armory
nall in the basement of the Young
building, corner Center and Jefferson
street.
From the Tombstone Prospector We
| learn that Mr.. Geo. SpaDgen burg Who
! kept gun store in .Pnoenix is LOCATED
st Seattle where he has worked up q
splendid business.
Mr. Ed. Eislle,of the Phoenix Bakery,
has got the African fever and as soon as
ha can make the necessary arrange
men's he intends ,lning Mr.. NJ. e
| Hurley at johannesburg.
Sheriff Orms left lest evening with
Fred Miller who plead guilty to grand
| larceny for stealing horses and WAS
| sentenced to one year in the peniten-
tiary at Yuma where be will serve his
tune.
Two young couples were mode happy
this morning by Probate Judge Grouse
who issued 90 them marriage licenses
They were R bert N. Stspley and Su-
sauna Vance, and jose Vidal de Heda
and Eufrsc:s Acedo.
It is understood that change of time
will soon be made Cd the s. F. P. & P.
road whereby the train from the north
will reach Phoenix about six o'clock in
the morning and leave Phoenix for tie
north in the evening
The last vestiges of the old Fugua
stable on Center street north of Adams
disappeared this afternoon. Business
buildings will shortly cover the ground
Of
the principal business streets of the
city.
The Odd Fellows of Glendale will in
stitute lodge at that place on ths 9th
of the present month. large number
of Odd Fellows from various portions
OF the Territory are expected to be
present and assist in the Institution
exercises.
The HERALD today closed out the
largest advertising contract ever placed
in Arizona, and the enterprieipg firm
will soon begin to run their matter.
Advertisers who want to advertise for
business and consequently to rescb the
most people always choose the HERALD.
The first carload of apricots left Glen
dale this afternoon by special train and
will make connections at Ash Fork with
the through east bound express srd
reach Chicago in four days From now
on until the crop is entirely dispose d Of
it is expected thet car day will be
shipped to the eastern m ,rkets.
Dr.. j. M. Ford and Hon. j A. Elem
Ing returned this morning from Globe
where they have been examining some
Important mining properties, and
though the gentlemen refuse to make
public the result of their ipveetig stions
it is understood that they were highly
satisfactory ard thst within a short
time the properties will Orange hands.
Deputy u S. Marshall Slanksrd re-
turned this m morning from Florence
where be had taken Mr.. I. D. Ford, OF
Maricops, whom he bad arrested on q
charge of sailing quor TO Indians. The
prisoner WAS placed under heavy bonds
which be furnished and was allowed bis
liberty pend ng the action of the United
States Grand Jury.
The followiog officsra were elected to
day at the session of the Grand Lodge
of the Knights OF Pythias, at Prescott:
G Q Gaddis, OF Kiugmsn, G G; l. B
Hayes, of Tucson, G V c; b Hooker.
Pooeni ;, G Prelate; q Drach man, Tue
SOD, G KR & S; Mr. KlobIoch, PrescotG,
G NJ at A; Duke, FiHgsttf, G G; MIR
Brown, Williams, G o G.. The next
session OF tbs Grand Lodge, will be held |
at Kiugman next year.
Mr.. Ohee Wing of Lehi swore out a |
warrant against Robert Msttieon this
on a charge Of receiving money |
u nder false pFetenses. The complaint |
sets forth that Mr.. Wing purchased |
some goods of Mr Mattieon for which be
was to pay fifty dollars end that at the |
time OF the bargain Mr.. Wing paid ten |
dollars to bind the bargain. Since that
time Mr. Wing has rendered to the |
plaintiff the bslancs Of forty dollars on
several different occasions, but that
gentleman refused TO accept it and turn
over the goods or even to refund the
Zen dollars paid. Justice Johnstore dis
charged the defendant.
Dr. Ford, who returned today from q
,isif 70 GIota "a oopf mad in h g rom ga