Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14

daye in the city on business. He says
Wicken burg is one OF the liveliest min
ing camps in the country just nov,
Hundreds of prospectors are in the
aills in that vicinity and great deal of
placer mining is going on.
From gentleman who recently re-
turned to Phoenix from visit
to Congress we learn that a couple of
weeks ego she Congress- company made
one Of the largest aud richesb strikes of
ore whica has eVsr bssn made in that
great mine. The new fad is exceed
ingly ricn and gives promise of being
very extensive.
Mr. W N. Tiffany, steuogra pher in
the Office of Attorney Thoe. Armstrong
Jr. met with quite a serious accident
this morning. He WIS riding horse
without seGde when he slipped to the
ground. Ia falling large splinter of
wood entered his body penetrating to
the bowels. He was tsaen to bhs Sis
ters' Hospital where he is under the
care of physicians.
Messrs Hans Rerlick, Frank Phillips,
Frank Coyle, 81 Hooker, W Street, B A
Fickss and D Smith expect to leave
tomorrow morning for Prescott to at
tend the session of the Grand Lodge of
the Knights of Ply thias which cobvenes
ia that city Wednesday, morning. They
will be accompanied by number Of
delegates from the southern portion of
the Territory who arrived this morning
The employees of the postoffioe, &C
ompsnied by Postn aster Thomas, on
Saturday evening last went to the
residence of Mr.. Mowry, who for a great
GUN Der OF years has been connected
with the local pcstoffice, and presented
| that gentleman with fire black vain ut
rocking chair, tbs occasion being Mr
| Mowry's sixty fourth birthday. The
| party took With them a quantity of
| good things to eat and musical inssru-
nente, and for several hours a most
Al joyable time was had. During The
afternoon of the same day several young
| iady friends of Mr.. Mowry presented
Dim With a book as a testimonial OF
their friendship and respect.
Speaking OF i'm proving the quality of
beef, Professor Gulley says: 81 have
tested several foods for the purpose and
among them sorghum, who'll first grew
in 1892. Sorghum will produces as much
F, grain as good corn croop and is better
adapted to hot and dry climate than
corn. Muny experiments have been
conducted to determine what the effect
Of sorghum is upon the animal. Not
! withstandipg the fact that many scott
at the idea of scientific feeding, dairy
men and many that feed for beef are
realizing rat there is much in it. What
is Known as a balanced food ration must
90 feed to give the best results" Bull
letin IS, Arizona Experiment Station
Tucson, Arizona
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mr.. w A. Perry will ship thirteen
cars of cattle to the Kansas market to-
morrow.
Governor Franklin this morning ep-
pointed Mr.. j. L. Fisher OF PRESCOTT .
Notary Public.
Misses Hattie aod Marion Culver two
Of our most popular school teachers ex-
poet to leave for their home in Kansas
10 about two weeks to spend the sum
mer. They will return to Phoenix in
the fall.
The present term of the Phoenix
schools will close on Fridsy CT next
week and already the teachers Rnd
scholars are deep in the complications
of the fnal examination.
Probate judge Grouse this morning
admitted the will OF the late George
Woodtord to probate and appointed
Mrs. Bessie V Cashmau as a6ministra-
trix jointly with O. r Miller as execu-
| tor.
Mr.. Ed ward A. Rogers of the Pres
colt Courier vas today appointed Com
missioner OF Immigration for Yavapai
unity to iii thu vacancy caused by
| the resignation Of Mr. Orick J ackson
of the Journal Mimer of that city.
The will of the late Henry Garfas
was presented for probate this morning
Fhe wrl leaves the entire estate, which
is not believed to be very valuable, to
the two children, and names Mr.. Frank
Cox and Judge O. W. Johnetone as
executors.
The frss i..ege shipment of apricots
OF the season was made this morning
by the Arizoua improvement Company
from Glendale The apricots shipped
this morning wsEe consigned to CD csgo
aud will be- followed next Saturday with
a car load to the came plecs.
Among The delegates to the Grand
Lodge Knights OF Phythias which con-
venes ia Prescott tomorrow morniug
who left this city this morning were: @
Stroud, JAS L4tsoa, T M Vaughn, G NJ
Porter, B A Fickas, Worthy aud wife.
F A Phillips, F Coyle, NJ Lamont,
Harry A Drach man, h Herlick.
1t the meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce held last evening Mr. Bruce
Perley, the seecstary, presented his |
resignation. MIR Perley has made a |
most acceptable secretary of that orga- |
uization and he has been prevailed upon
to remain as secretary for the present