Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-05-21
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Wednesdays Daily.


Every voter in the city should register
with the CITY recorder If he wishes to
vote.
Miss Ella Franklin has completed
her term of school at Buckeye and
returned to Phoenix.
The next quarterly examination Of
teachers will be held IN this Territory
The St Mord ~ and Tuesday of next
month.
Miss Maria Costa, who rendered two
selections Oh the harp st the musical
entertainment last night, gives promise
Of marvellous success in the future If
she continues her studies.
Councilman Dennis has in oontem-
plation the extension of the Gibson
building on the corner of Washington
aad Second streets back to the alley in
The rear OF that building. This will be
4 valuable improvement.
The graduating class of the Union
High School will consist Of but two
mem bers this year, owing to the change
n tire course of study. John Merriam
4nd IsoIine Coombs are the graduates
The exercises will be held in the opers
house on Wednesday evening, May q,
the night of the closing of the term.
MrJoe R sdondo, formerly promi-
cent citizen Of Phoenix, bus now Of
Yuma. psid the HERALD offics the com
pllment of pleasant call last evening.
Joe has not grown older in eleven years
uor forgotten his genteel ways. He will
De in the city several days fixing up the
estate of Henry Garfias, deceased.
Herndon Young, the eldest son of j.
RE Young Irdlsn Agent at Sacaton,
was this morning appointed as guard
It the Territorial prison and will leave
this evening for Yuma to report for
duty.
Il Mckee, Santa Ana, Cal; Mrs Nj
q Mette, Memphis, Tenn; S Allison,
Rising Fawo, Ga; Mrs II Collins, SOD
and two daughters, Las Angeles; MIs
L McNathoD, San Francisco; @ A Hal
lam, Lordsbnrg; Mrs. NJ E Garnhan,
Ramona were among the outgoing pass
engers on last evenings train.
Ga and after Thursday May 14tb,
Santa Fe PRESCOTT & PnoeDix train
number 2 will leave Pnoenix at 9:45 a.
m. Mountain time or S:45 a m. Pnoe-
nix time, arriving at Ash Fork at
N: Number l will leave Ash Fork at
a. m. arriving at Phoenix 4:10 p. ID
| Mountain time or 3:10p. N. Phoenix
| time.
jack Hslbert, the genial clerk OF the
Tucson district court, who has been IN
the city for some time looking after the
Minor estate, was met on the street by
a couple OF gentlemen one of whou
noticing that be wore no collar remarked
tae fact. Jack felt of his neck and
ejsouleted: by gosh, left my Barnes
collar AZ Tucson
Col. Poston yesterday received q
etter from Mr. Fred Uehmier who re-
Gently sold the Phoenix bottling works
in this city with which he was connected
for a number of years. Mr.. U5hmier is
iocated at Arsusas Pass where be has q
thirty acre tract of land adjoining the
city. He expresses himself as delighted
with his new home and is enthusiastic
over the prospects OF Arkansas Pass as 8
coming city of great importance.
From Thursdays Daily.
Mr.. Charlie Lewis of Mesa City drove
over this mornrng and spent the day in
Paoeuix on business.
Mr. L j. Horton, owner CT the Gun
beat nine, has purchased the mill 90
the Mormon Girl mine at Gave Creek
and will erect it pom his OWE property,
which be is developing.
MI Bruce Psrley, Secretary OF the
Chamber of Commerce, has received =
large sack OF Congressional seeds from
Delegate Murphy which will be distrib
uted among our farmers on application
at the Cham Der of Com merce.
Probate Judge Grouse rendered de
cision in the case of Mary j. Hickey for
letters OF guardianship over the person
and estate of Edith H ckey, minor,
refusing the petition, Notice of appeal
to the District Court was given
Professor Meskimmon, who has been
appointed as one Of the High School
tea cheers for tba next school year, left
FOR Prescott from which place be will
go to his hom4 81 Pasadena and will re-
turn TO Phoenix 10 time to enter upon
h % n utiao - Ell
Gen. A J Sampson has accepted an
to deliver the memorial sd-
dress on Grand Army day, May 80, in
Tucson. The General is az ecc mpl'sh-
sd orator aud the Tucson G. A. r. have
done we'll 20 secure his services.
Petitions we're RI ceived by Probate
Judge Grouse this morning for special |
letters of administration in the estate Of
he late Henry Garfiss from Mr.. j l.. |
Redondo, fer latter of guardianship on |
he persons OF the two children from |
Mauuela G. IS Ssven and Luz R.
slsz.
Miss Alice K,uR formerly teacher in
he Phoenix public schools came in from
Wilcox this morning where she has
,een living With her sister Mrs Geo
haa1 i'll For comatJuS |