Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Wednesdays Daily


If machinery and supplies to those
Mines The work of erecting the new |
ZEN stamp mill is almost completed and
will soon be put to work on the ores.
Mr. Frank Trott will leave tomorrow |
for the mounth of the Salt |
river. He Will survey the water in the |
river as be goes Up and appoFtion il
4moog the various canals. He expects
TO return to Phoenix Saturday morn
irg.
The Arizona Improvement Company
expect to begin the shipment ofspricots
in carload lots from their extensive or
chards at Glendale about next Wednes
day. This company expect to ship
about twenty I've carloads OF this fruit
during the season.
Mr.. p. j. Duffy, formerly q school
eacher ia this district but for some
lime pest ia the ssrvice OF the Collector
Vt Customs at Nogales, arrived this
morning on visit 10 his numerous
trends in this city.
Harness thieves are quite numerous
about town these days. During the
past week four or five OF our people
nave reported to the police the loss of
harness from their premises. Among
those who have lost harness are Mr..
Bob Friedell, buggy harness, and Mr..
S. E. Miner q set of double harness.
Miss Angie Parker, the obligirg end
efficient cashier and bookkeeper for the
E. F. KellneF store has resigned her
position and will sever her connection
with that firm Saturday Miss Parker
hes occupied her present position for
the past three years and more and
during that time has made innumerabfe
friends by her natural affability and
courtesy. She expects to accompany
her mother on a tour OF tae eastern
states during the summer. going as far
as Canada.
A Mexican named Enrique Arviso was
brought up from Mesa City this morn
ing by Constable Davenport and taken
before Probate Judge Grouse for trial.
he stated to the Judge that he came
from Spain two hundred years ago and
that whenever he found himself grow
ing old he took a dose OF medicine
which renewed his youth and that vt
the present time he ives thirty-six years
of age, Mr.. O. L Peaee and the other
residents of Gils Bend were his chill
dren and they refused to support him.
Ha uaa Sanh to the aeYium.
From Thursdays Daily.
The work of putting in glass front
in the Goldberg Brothers store com
neuced this morning and will be push
ed to completion. When completed
this store will have one OF the ueatest
fronts in the city.
Mr. Ed. Rupert and wife left this
morning for Kansas City where they
will visit relatives for couple of weeks.
Mr.. Rupert expects to be in st. Louis
at the meeting of the National Repub-
lican convention and see the next Pres
ident of the United States nominated.
The following passengers left tits
morning over the North and Sou 81
road: B H McDermott, Winslow; Mrs.
Flanagan, Madison, lows; g M Har-
vey, Seymour, Iowa; Mrs. 6 NJ Harvey,
McGregor, Texas; VIM. Toal, l. M Mil
Tory, Boston; Thos. Geary, Boise City,
Idaho.
Since the change in the time table
Of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad no
eastern mail for Phoenix is being carried
on that road, the mail from the east
being sent By wsy of the Southern
Pacific. All mail from the northern
portion of the Territory is still coming
IN over the S F. P. & P.
The Sol. I.evi Tailoring Company has
changed it's name to the Phoenix Tailor
ing Company aud Mr. VIC Hsnny, who
Tor the paats;z years has beer connect
I'd with one OF the largest mercantile
houses of tbs city, hiss purchased al In
terest in that business and will here
after be identified with it. This firm
has gained 6 most enviable reputation
throughous toe Territory as the lead
ing merchant tailoring establishment
and numbers it's patrons from every
city in the Terrisory With the advent
of Mr.. Hsnpy IS a member of this firm
they will be- better situated than ever
to favor their patrons and goods which
are turned ou5 will continue to De of
the best material end nestest fl obtain
able.
Mr.. Jack II llbers an old time Phoe-
nicien and al present clerk of the Dis
trict Court III Tucson, came in this
morning from Tucson to settle up the
estate of the lBte Mrs. P. Minor. Mr.
HaIbert has recently returned from
taking tie little daughters of Mrs
Minor to the home of THAR grand
mother in tue south and tells gu
amusing Incident which happened to
him on the trsin while on his way south.
AT Ell Paeo three men boarded the train
who could nos make themselves under
stood by the crf ductor and shat ott11ial
was in quandry He called on the
passengers X Q coach to help him IN
his trouble bus be passengers were in
the ssme eoudi:icn as she conductor
Mr. Hslbert AZ this time entered the
car and went go the relief of the condoc-
tor. AS soon rs be heard oua of the
mon cDoAix no TAnN0 OiZS0 his