Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-04
Interesting Paragraphs.
From 6aturdas Sc Daily.

From 5aturdas se Daily.
A sad death from the bite OF q eaor-
pion is reported from Mesa City
couple of days ago. While sleeping
Tuesday night the little child of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. CrismaD, living near
Mesa City, wss bitten on tie neck by
scorpion. The bite caused the little
one much pain ard the neck Immediate
y began to swell. Medical attendance
was secured IS coon Bs- possible but
nothing could be done to relieve the lit
| tie sufferer and On Wednesday, after
| suffering excruolating sgony for twelve
| hours, death came 80 it's relief. Mr..
| Criemen is in charge of the steam
dredeer for the Consolidated canal an5
is well and fsvorabiy known in this val
ley by many people who extend to the
family their heartfelt sympathy.
The sad news was recsived yesterday
| by Manager Honshell of the M & P.
| road that his father bad d ed at the
old home st Osttlesbnrg, Kentucky and
that he had been buried yesterday. MIR.
Honshell he'd journeyed to his home a
couple of weeks ago to see his father,
who YVES then dangerously i'll, but after
d few days at home the physicians had
| Thought that the eick man would at
least partially recover and that there
was no immediate dagger, and be bad
returned TO Phoenix to look after his
business interests, pectingto be again
summoned should bis father become
i worse. Death came too suddenly for
such summons and the heresved son
was not allowed the privilege of recsiv-
iug the last blessing from his father.
The many friends of Mr.. Honshell 10
| this city extend to him their heartfelt
| sympathy.
From Tuesday Daily.
Seven oars of fat cattle were shipped
| ehis moroing over the North and South
road for Denver.
| A course Of Hoods SarsapsFilla this
spring may be the means of keeping
you we'll and hearty all summer.
Meesrs. sgd Kempton and W. S
I
Vulture with swo elegant bars of
bullion as the result Of run on the
mill of that property.
Jim Williams wes brought over from
Tempe yesterday and taken so the
! county Jail under sentence of forty daye
for stealing loaf of bread aud some
canned meats from Mr. Theodors Fisher
of that city.
| Assessor St Claire has closed bis
| books and com pleted bis work Of assess
ing the properly of the county. He
| will turn his books over to the Board of
Supervisors on the fifteenth OF the
month when that Board will meet as a
Board of Equalization.
a. P. Brady, who has been in charge
OF the refrigerator oars in which were
shipped the. epricots from Glendale,
left yesterday for Chicago. There has
been six cars of apricots shipped this
season from Glendale, and the returns
were high Y satisfactory to the shippers.
No more fruit shipments will take place
from that city until the grape crop
which is rapidly maturing is ready.
Messrs. A. K. Detwiler and j. R. B.
Rausom,of Toledo. Ohio, left this morn
ing, IN compsny with Mr. Crowley, for
ella Bend. where they will look over
the property of the ella Band Canal
Company, and will then return east.
It is to be hoped they will be favorRbly
Il = ~
it will soon be placed in condition for
furnishing water for the many acres OF
rich land under it,
BY request of Governor Franklin,
Hon. G. W. P. Hunt, of G ODE, will act
IS In migration Commissioner of that
county without remuneration. Cover
nor Franklin desires all the information
obtain able 90 the resources of the
various counties of the Territory for his
annual report, and as the courts have
decided ths5 the I'm migration Com mis-
sion law is invalid he must depend upon
patriotic ctzans of the various counties
to compile the Information desired. Mr.
Hunt, who is both patriotic aud loyal,
without remuneration.
Governor Franklin this afternoon sent
to Sheriff Orme notice to Col. NJ 81. |
McCord that the latter gentleman had
been removed from the office of citizen |
me m Der of the Bosrd of Control, and |
the notice vas served by Sheriff
Orme on that gentleman. Mr.. Nc |
Cord took the notice with
out word and placed it in his desk.
To HERALD reporter be stated that be
would continue to act as a mem Der of
The Board of Control until the courts
fe cided that he vas not entitled to the
office. Up to the time of gong to press
no appointment bad been made by the
Governor of successor to Mr. McCord
A Rsdewill, who returned yesterday
rom the northern part of the Territory
reports quiet times and a stringency in
money matters. Jerome, owing to some
$4,000 which are being paid out
monthly in the town, shows signs of