Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-28
Probate Judge Grouse this morning
granted marriage license to Frank G.
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F'aller aod Ida u. Passey of Mesa Cty |
-Four cars of fat cattle went out this !
morning over the North and South roed |
for San Diego. They were shipped by |
cattle buyer Gray.
Messrs. Cuber & jones, the Mesa
City wine men, came in this morning
from thai city with a supply Of VIII e
for their customers.
Miss Marion Cager ~ho hes ,rnzh
during tbe past year in tbs zr-n1a14
school of this city was ected s. .t.d y
as one of the t4sohefs Of fhe-bist SCHOOL
foF next year.
MISSES Marian aod Hattie Culver LET
this morning for their eastern hons
where they viii spend the summer re-
turniog 30 bis valley next fali
General Manager G. Il. Eopsbsli re
turned Saturday aight FROM visit to
his old homo 10 the south where als
father hae been seriously i'll.
Ia tina Probate Oours this morning
Marguerite Jones WIS granted letters
of administration in the estate OF he5
late husband, Thomas Jones' and NJ
Evans was granted letters OF admins
trstion on tho estate of tbs late j. P
Evans.
Mrs. Mary NJ Fnlwiler, mother OF
Messrs. W D. and j. a. FulwiieT, who
has been spending the winter visiting
her so1s, left for her home thie morning.
She was accompanied by Mrs. J. A.
Fulwiller, who will spend tho summer
| with her 10 the eegt.
Tucson is making preparations for
| the n8tional bicycle meet to be held at
that city on June . aud expect a good
turn out from this city. Qaite a num-
Der of bioyc!s man of this city expect
to attend that meet and are now making
arrangements for special train il
which to take the trip.
Special memorial servioeawere held ct
toe Presbyterian church last evening,
Rsv. Preston Mckinney officiating. The
mem bers of the e. a R., Ladies Reiisf
corps, and Go. B n G A attended 10
body. The sermon was most abs
one and the singing was specially gooi
and appropriate.
Mr. Jose Ybsrra has just returned
from visit to the San Dimingo placer
mines near Wckenburg aud reports
that the men al work in that camp are
making good wages and doing nicely.
There is big field there and room for
many more men who can do well with
but little work.
Among the russling business houses
in Phoenix that are pushing to the
front is the conn ission firm of Larlmer
& Hinton. Thougi they have only
been in business few weeks their ship
ments of fruits and vegetables represent
90 mean proportion of the Phoenix ex-
port trade and they are preparing for
still further increase OF business.
Mr. Gao. Alkirs CANA in last evening
from his new river rauch on his bicycle
The distance is some forty miles and be
m sde the "trip over the Black Canyon
road 10 three hours and fifty five min
uses, which was remarkably fest time.
He left the ranch a5 sos and reached
Phoenix ct ID o'clock. He returned
this morning aud expects 20 reach
Phoenix again tonight, making u trip of
eighty miles.
The following officers OF the Epwortb
League of tire FIRST NJ E Church we're
installed last evening by the pastor,
Rsv. G A Chase: President. DR. G B
Pratt; 1st Vice-Presidens, Mise Daisy
Clausan; 2nd Vice-Presdent, Mrs Ma
ser; 3 ID Vice President, Lloyd B Chris
ty 4sh Vloe-Presiden5, Mrs Shirley
Christy Secretary, MISS Coverdsle.
The new mem bers were received from
the Junior League.
Thab the bite OF thu ella Monster is
not fatal was again demonstrated last
week when Mr.. Nick Clark, father of
our city marshal, was bitten on the
finger by one of those reptiles and suf-
fered hardly any inconvenience from it.
He was on the ranch of Mr.. Hosea
Greenhaw in the lower end of the valley
when he and Tom Greenhsw captured 10
elegant specimen of she Gila Monster
Toey got the reptile into barley ssck
and took him to the house where they
got box. While removing him from
the sack to the box the reptile got one
OF Mr.. Clsrk's fingers ia his mouth and
bit 1t quite severely, drawing consider
able blood. The injured finger was
bathed in a solution of eFnios ard some
other madeleine which happened 80 be
handy ind no Ill result followed, and I o
mora irconvenieoce was experienced
than though the finger bad been cur
with knife.
The following extract from On ertic Q
recently published in the Reporter Of
Glare, Michigan, Will be news to tee |
people OF Arizona: "ADd right here, lest
we may forget it. we wish TO say that !
next week we will publish q most thrill |
ling history OF The fendiso attempt OF
the Arizona whiskey dealers to sssassi-
nate that big-hearted and brave man
Hon. Louis C. Hughes, Democratic
Governor Of that Territory Eight
times the red-kended devils attempted
TO take his life, ard be is now confined
TO his bone at Tucson, suffering from
lerribls blow from slung shot. Every
nan and woman, boy and girl of this