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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16
Tempe Department.

From Saturdays Daily.
S. 7. Constable, of San Francisco, re-
gistered at the Tempe hotel yesterday.
Robert Bowen vent south on last
nights train.
Nott Guild is considerable batter and
will bs out in short inns IL ne suffers
no relapse.
Good Tsmplars meat tonight in, An
dre's hall.
Rev. Fred Sheldon want TO Phoenix
on She morning train.
The venerable c. r. Hayden is IN
questionable friend OF free silver sud
hia enthusiasm over the nomination Of
Mr.. Bryan yesterday proved rather ex-
pressive. He was standing in fronG Ct
Nj. G. uiil's residence with bis team
and buggy nearly united wbsn ne heard
the news from Chicago Up went his
tile into the szure blue while the ex-
olamstion Hes sure winner" rent
he sir and re-echoed up and down she
stFeet frightening the term which ie
seemingly eff goldbug tendencies. Away
they few by Forsee,s residence, across
the street and beng up against Perry
Wildman's bay barn, smashing the
wagon up and badly skinning one OF the
horses.
From Mondays Daily
DR.. FL. Hars was in Phoenix THE
morning.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hill spent the day in
Phoenix
Justice Smith went down TO Phoenix
yesterday, returning home today.
Mrs. N. A. Turner and son OF Phoe-
nix were visiting J. Il. Root and family
yesterday.
Mott Guild viii leave for sCalifornia
on Thursday if be suffers no baokset in
his recovery.
L. Y. Johnston and Max Kohn of
San Francisco are registesed at the
Tempe hotel.
julius, the little son of MIR. and Mrs
Thos. Goodwin burned his hands and
feet quite severely yesterday
Geo. W. Kane and family, formerly
OF Tempe, are celebrating the arrival of
baby boy at sheir home yesterday.
Robt. Goodwin, James Goodwin and
James MoNaughton have left for big
horseback ride TO the east. Bob is GO
ing TO Dsming the other boys being
bound for Globe.
Geo. Kinney is very i'll at his resi-
dencs on East Sixth street His sick
ness was caused by cold in the heed
forming 81 abscess followed by oonges-
tion OF the brain and the surrounding
membrane.
Reports from the Reavia ranch in she
Superstition Mountains, are to the
effect that all are enjoying themselves
greatly and expect their numbers TO be
augmented by new camping parties
from the valley. They have had some
rain and from che appearance OF the
heavens are now getting more.
A new consignment OF Chinaware has
been received at the Tempe drug store.
The stock is novel and fancy in design
and ell in ell very han dsome line of
goods. Though times are hard people
dave to buy occasionally and thoee
needing anything 10 the line OF China
ware will surely miss it If they feil to |
examine khis stock.
W. L Van Horn is lying very low 10
Holbrook with nsarly all the chances
IF recovery against hi,o. 5 Telegram |
YES received laet niRhb TO the effect
that he probably would not live twelve
hours longer. Harry zuck will leave Oh
this evenings train for Holbrook and |
though his mission may prove sad one
there is still the hope that oIings to
life.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily
J.V. Edwards, of Maricops, came in
on she train from the south this morn
ing.
Mrs. Geo. Kane, yesterday presented
her husband with bouncing baby boy
whose drst cry was "next".
Assistant General Manager r E.
Wells, of the S. F. P. & P. road, rs
turned 90 PRESCOTT this morning
J. W. Lyttle, Denver; L. D. White,
and z. W. Payne, Los Angeles. left
this morning over the 8. F. P & P.
L. H. Lands, the popular local ticket
agent for the S. F. P. &P. road, spent
Sunday in PRESCOTT, returning this
morning.
Chamberlaih's Cough Remedy cures
colds, Group and whooping cough. 1t is
pleasant. safe and reliable. For sale by
druggists.
County School Superintendent
Grouse this morning appointed Miss
Marian Anderson and Patrick Kelley
as trustees for the East Riverside school
district.
Mrs. Josie Barber, PorservilIe. Cal;
". J. Wallace, VIM. Johns, Wichita,
Kansas; NJ. J. Blister, Henrietta, Texas,
were among tbs outgoing passengers on
last evenings 81 & P. train.
Billy" Rid, the popular Tucson
theatrical msnagsr, arrived yesterday
moraing, tsviog in custody Mrs D. J.
Boleyn OF pucson, an insane women,
who was taken 10 bhe asylum.
An order waa issued out of the Pro
bate Cours this morning for the sale of
enough OF tbs real estate belonging to
the estate of the late Winchester
Miller of T'etn pc to pay the debts OF the
Mr. A. P. Walbridge, OF she Arizona
improvement Company, is she proud |
father OF baapslful daughter who
game as az added beam Of sunshine to
MS happy home last Saturday. He is the
and pro- dest man in the city.
Before leaving top home Buckley"
)'Neil agreed 10 revisit Phoenix next
Saturday and address the people of
Phoenix and sarr unding country at
he court house % shat day, taking for
lis subject "Ths Water Question
County School superintendent Grouse
las completed compiling the school
tatistics OF tbs county for the past
esr. He fads that during the past
ear 1884 schol - attended she public ,,
chools of tae county, A OF whom we're
olored,
Messgs. Gov II .le. Clayson and Elvey !
III leave totnorro, y With their families q
2r she northesa portion OF the Terri
ny where they will spend month or :
X weeks. Taey will visit the Natural ,
ridge. Ohalcsdony Forest and other !
oints of interest.
The Democratic ratification commit q
,e found ehis morning that they had {
10 sum OF $3.50 left from the fund sub s
,ribsd for the celebration. This fund :
ley have presented TO toe Presbyterian a
luroh for the use OF She ground sd- L
ming she church on wbioh she rati6 I
tiou vas held. q
Mr.. J. B.. George died yesterday after s.
ION, after having for over Il week cas- r
to take nouriebment Of any kind and x
10 vas SO low over q week ago thai al
was pronounced dehd by mia attend o.
oe. The funeral took p!aes shis
,ruihg under the auspices OF the Ex A
Association and vas largely 81
( uded. ss
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16
Payson Points.
PAYsoN. Ariz.. July 5.

EA1SCN, AElZ q uif D.
EDITOR HERALD: = The gread and
glorious old 18th was very quiet here
this year. There were two dances, one
Friday evening" and the other Saturday
evening, both OF winch we're well at
tended. On the day OF tbe 4th shere
was picnic and q few pony races.
There were celebrations in all the
outlying districts, which consisted of
horse races, berbscues aad dances.
The long drought has at last beer
broken and good shower fell on the
evening of the 45h and the indications
are that more rain will follow Unless
plenty of ram comes soon the stock in
5eresss will be very discouraging in this
section. ToNTo BASIN HowLER.
REAL msTAqE ThANsF
Reporsed f,r the Her%lG by the Val
ley Abstract Company.
July 10.
Frank Ousns to F V Curns, deed,
lot $500 rods, being so rods W and a
rods of So COR sec 8 1 n 3 Q; $500.
Charles @ Chase to Samuel B Chase,
deed, sac 81 , 4 and water rights;
$4,000.
James 7 Simms 10 Samuel W Slede,
dead, lot blk Simms add; $780,
Gilbert D Gray and wife to Alice J
Gross, deed, n p OF sw u of ne d sec
Sc 2 5 e; $1,000,
The State Trust Co VS. The Phoenix
Consolidated Gold Mining Co, order of
sale on foreclosure of mtgs, s9O,748 So
Phoenix mine, Phoenix mill site, West
Side mine and mill site, North side mine, |
South Extension, West Side mine and |
mill site, North East Phoenix mine. |
water locstion and dam site located on
Gave Creek; also all buildings, shops,
mills, engines, machinery, etc.
In the matter OF the estate of d G
Wheeler, deceased, decree Of destrlbu-
tion OF estate to Ellen r Wheeler, Mel
vina Wheeler, Gueruay and D CI
Jr ,se 4 sec Is 2 9 divid>
ed interests.
July Il.
Uaited STATES to Virginia Mahoney
patent So 4 sec 31e4w.
Highland Land s. Water 90 to A ST
John Gaylord deed water right for 40
acres in re and NV 4 SEQ % n 6 E; I
400.
Alice Williams 80 D W CooDa deed /
w Il sec Z 2 g; So.
Wm G Gstz and wife to Fl B KeFss- S
ng deed lots and 10 blk II Moptgom- {
ry Add; $500.
Lizzie Winters 10 Flora Willis and
selle Dslmar lease, year from August 5
:, with option OF two years further, lot :
blk 81, Phoenix, $50 per month rent t
kept August and Septem Der S25. c
Territory of Arizona to Jessie M
chureman deed loG 10 blk 5 Goldman'a .
id TO Tempe; 51179.
John o L Roger 20 Fisher G Bailey P
geo lot 60 blk 5 Goldman's Add TO q
empe; $50.
Julius Lioerman TO Jessie NJ Sobuee- O
an q deed lot 8 blk 15 Goldman's Al
Tempe; $3.50. Pc
The Consolidated Cansl Co VS. The -.
emDe Icrigating Canal Co decree con Pa
inning piece OF land, 10 co0pect canal Bv
plaintiff with canal o. defendant. "a "a
Health and sweea oreath secured by oe
iloh'sj Catsrrh Renledy. Price so I
ats. Nesei lpisetor sfee.. + tSr sale at 1 .oa
efsr's Pharmacy.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16
Interesting Paragraphs.
from Saturday S Daily.

from Saturdays Daily.
Mr.. Ben Gross and wife Of Kingmen,
Who nave been spending couple of
weeks il this city, left this morning for
home.
Holds Ssrsapariila purifss the blood
oysrcomes that tired feeling, creases an
appetite aud gives refreshing sleep.
Mrs. NJ. K. Culbgrtsou. one of she
teachers 81 the Iadian school, leaves
sbis evening for Red Osk, Iowa, where
sne will spend her vacation.
Judxe A. @. Baker aud wife leave
this, evening fer Los hngelee, where
they viii remain uubii about September
first. The Judge certainly deserves q
yacation.
Mss Edith Gregg. San D eso, a. J.
Hawks, Santa Fs; r. c. Miller, Port
land, were among tns Outgoing passen-
gers on this mornings north bound
train.
Judge Baker this morning appointed
Mr. Flank Ssigler, late OF the Arizona
Improvements company, IS receiver for
the Phoenix Hsy and Grain Company.
The appointment gives general sstisfac-
tlon to all parties concerned.
Judge NJ. Fl. Williams and wife will
leave this evening for California on a
months outing. During 'Mr. Williams
absence Mr.. j. @. Eallum, the rising
young attorney, will have charge of his
extensive business.
Last summer one of our grand ohil-
dfen wae sick with severe bowel
trouble. Our doctors remedies had
failed, then we tried Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
which give very speedy relief. We re-
gsrd it "a the best medicine ever put on
the market for bowel complaints. =
Mrs. E. G. Gregory. Frederiokstown,
Mo. This certainly is the best medi-
cine ever put on the market for dyson
terry, summer complaint. collie end
cholera infentum in children. 1t never
fails to give prompt relief when used in
reasonable time and the plainly print
ed directions are followed. Many
mothers have expressed their sincere
gratitude for the cures it has effected.
For sale by druggists.
The past five weeks has demonstrated
thst good theatrical company can be
fairly we'll supported here in the sum
msr time at the Park theatre. After
tonight the present company will be re-
organized, she thestTe will be closed 8
week for renewed aa5tings, new plays
that eys 80 bs procured and some new
talent. On Tuesday evening the CHI
zene give a benefit 50 the present. COM
pany which will include the dramatic
talent CT the city as we'll as that of the
ompany and IA Interesting. bright
dramatic and musical programme will
be rendered thatls now in active end
special preparation The community
will doubtless express its appreciation
of the sincere efforts being made to en-
terrain is by providing the pavilion on
that occasion, the last opportunity for
some days TO come.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16
Bisbee Orb:

otSOeS OFO.
The Orb is informed by Lewis Will
Jams, clerk OF the board of school trus-
tees, that the board has selected the fol-
lowing-nsmed teachers for the ensuing
school year: Principal, j. W. Stewart,
recently of Tempe; Misses Hill, Stowe
and Warning.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16

Sparkling with life
rich with delicious flavor,
HIRES Rootbeer stands
first as natures purest and
most refreshing drink.
Best BY any test.
Made only by The Charles E. Hires Co., Phi1sdeipbis.
ESQ. package makes gallons. Sold everywhere
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16
Territorial Items.
COCHISE.
Tombstone Prospector:

TonlbstOne PTOSpect0f:
@. s. Scott, CT the HERALD at Phoe-
nix has taken passage of the famous old
ship "Mstrimony" and hss set sail for
prosperous voyage on LIES tempestous
sea- Msy the goal of his ambition be
reached and both he and the lady of
his choice ehjoy many happy and pros
porous years is the wish of the PTospec
tor.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16
GRAHAM COUNTY .
Graham Guardian:


Rev. G. a. Adams, of Phoenix, is
here on visit and will probably spend
several weeks here. DR.. Adams is the
man who has probably done more for
Phoenix and she Salt River Valley than
any other man there, and he will do
much for this place, also.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16
Graham Bulletin:

Last Sunday night about 8 O'Clock
Espiridion Monsoya was killed by light
ng al his ranch about five miles above
town. The man had retired for the
night and when killed was alone. His
brother, Roman Montoys who lives on
the same ranch. but in different house
was the first one to discover the dead
body. He missed his brother early the
next morning and went 30 his house to
call him and made the discovery A
Seoroner's inquest was held by Justice
Sldia on Monday evening. The de-
ceGsed vas about 10 years old and IN
married.
W. B. Fonda says ths0 Populists of
Graham County will pFobsblyN be fret
in the field with a county tieket. He
says the county committee will bold 9
meeting soon when arrangements will
be made for organizing Populist clubs
in every precinct in she county.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16

Coconjno Sun:
The losses OF the Saginaw Lumb bar
Co. in THAR recent fire have been ad-
justed. the company receiving she full
amouns Of their insurance, S31, 600.
Mrs. Joseph II. Kibbey, OF Phoenix,
is stopping here for few days. She
accompanied her daughter this far on
the latter's journey to the east.
is. Griffin and wife, I. L. Hill and
Mrs. William Heifiu are among the
visitors to Flagstaff from Phoenix.
They travel by team and camp out
wherever it suits them. They made
the "trip from Phoenix so this place 10
Sen days. A number OF parties will be
up from Phoenix this month.
The Saginaw Lumber Company have
purchased the mill OF the Coconino
Lumber Company at Chsllender and
will start the mill this week The
larger portion of the timber lRrds own
ed by the Saginaw Company are 10
close proximity TO ChalIender and it is
the point from which they will probably
operate in the future. The company
have logging railroad which extends
south of that place six miles, and there
is also plainly OF water at Challender
ChalleDdsr has had more ups aud downs
than any station on the line of the A. &
P. railroad. With the location of the
Saginaw mill there the place will again
assume Importance.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16

.J0IrnaL-Mi11er:
report is in circulation generally
today shat ]. P. W. Brouss, principal
of our public schools, had purchased
q one-half interest," in the Courier.
Waaile returning from Walnut Grove
yesterday and when within about ten
miles OF Copper Basin, Jake Reese
states that one of the heaviest rains
ever experienced by him fell through
out that section. The water wes run
ming knee deep on the road and he had
to drive 30 higher ground and await
the cessation of the storm. Mr.. Reese
says be thinks there WIS a general
cloud burst all along the line
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16

Families are supplied nth radiahes 5eefs,
turnips. onions, peas, string beans and al1
mall vegetables By vegetable wagons.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16

Tucson Star:
Prof DsVolI, chief of the U. s. ex-
perfmens station, has returned from
Phoenix, where he has been examining
into the CHAMBERS and hog oholrea. He
says that but one case OF CHAMBERS was
discovered and the animal was destroy
ed. The hog oholres has been pretty
we'll stamped out in the north side of
the river but it is still quite prevolent on
the south side, but he believes it will be
totally exterminated during the present
season.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16
MAMMOTH NINE.

This is one of the largest qusrtz
Lodges in the distrios Tie ledge ie
from 3 TO feet in width. The main
shaft is down lac feet On an incline of
As feet. About the center OF the claim
another shaft has beer sunk 90 feet.
showing better ore.and further east and
down the hill COS on the ledge indi-
Gates the best ore on that end.
j. E. Allen, the owner, has had the
ore from this nine niled.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-16

-Four miles north of Cherry Creek the
Gold Ring mine is found. This proper
~ belongs to Louisville people. The
main shaft in centsr of claim is down
30 feet. On the east OF the main shaft
is one of 112 feet. The first one west of
the main shaft is down $50 feet with
level east 17S feet. On the west end
a shaft 100 feet is sunk. The limb
in this mine bre about 80 fall to pieces.
This is said to be good property but
from neglect it would be expensive to
ascertain it's value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
ASTRONOMERS ELECT OFFICERS.

The members OF the department of astronomy OF
~. Rrooklyn Institute OF Arts and Sciences held
their annual meeting at the Art Institute Tuesday
evening Tho following officers were reelected for
the coming year: President Carrot p. Serviss; vice
president, Arthur Perry; secretary james r. man.
librarian. B. c. way.
Mr.. Hall advocated the forming OF new So"
. astronomical news and other astronom-
On MATTERS OF timely discussion. Several papers
were read. ..,.s ,n. suh,ec, "Some
os.anra compan!ons OF. Binary stars. Maacs
GGonid Ieyson spoke upon The Electrical Tns gh
S g. on Saturn" Henry NJ Parker treated war;
AHA Starn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
ROSENBERGS WIFE WAS IN TINE
SHE PREVENTED WEDDING IN ENGLAND
AND ANOTHER IN BROOKLYN.

Jacob Rosenberg. a Hebrew tailor working at
No $50 Rockaway-ave.. was arrested yesterday by
Detective Short, OF the Charities Department on
charge of abandoning his wife. The couple were
married in Russian village In 1891. For six months
so Mrs Rosenberg says. the connubal horizon was
as serene as a m.pond still day. Then
stormcloud appeared. Rosenberg disappeared
Mrs Rosenberg found him In London just in time
TO prevent Rosenberg committing bigamy. He was
about 10 marry an English girl. but his wife would
not have it that way In fact she objected so SIREN
uously that Rosenberg left England. wife and maid,
all at tho same time. and In a hurry at that.
Several months ago Mrs Rosenberg, who possesses
a largely developed Sherlock Holmes instinct ar
rived In Brooklyn and continued her search. A few
days ago she stumbled against clew which led her
10 the Rockaway-ave shop and was just In time
10 stop another intended marriage.
There was a scene in one act and many tabeaus
The Young woman properly tainted Mrs. Rosenberg
yoclfera,ed In polygot; Rosenberg himself trem-
bed white with fear. Then the other taiors ana
talloresses gathered around and the buzz which
came attracted a motley crowd which jaobered and
babbled like a crowd OF magp!es.
Afterward Judge Hartman took hand, ana
Rosenberg will be examined at later day, when
Mrs Rosenberg learned after the arrest that her
husband would havc been married long ago II his
prospective wife had had more money TO begin
housekeeping with her contempt for her husband
broke afresh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
THE TROLLEY PEOPLE REACHING OUT.

THEY INSPECT THE RoCKAwAY BEACH RAIL-
ROAD TO CARNARsIE AND MAY LEASE 1T.
President Clinton L. Rossiter. OF the Brooklyn
Heights Railroad Company: Daniel +. Lewis Seth
/. Keeney. John G. Jenkins and Messrs. McCor-
mick and rockingham. all Of whom connected
In one way or another with the Heights Company.
most Of them being directors. went over the
Brooklyn and Rockaway Beach Railroad Company
yesterday in n special tour OF inspection.
Because of this 1t reported In railroad circles
yesterday that negotiations were in progress for
the leasing Of the Canarsie road to the Brooklyn
Heights Company 1t is believed that In few
days there will be conference between the off,
GERS Of both roads, when the final preparations will
be made and the whole affair settled II the Heights
Company should assume control OF the Canarsie
road, the latter would undoubtedly be equipped
with trolley and become part OF the Brooklyn
Heights system. John G. jenkins. when asked
what II all meant. said:
Some OF the directors OF the Brooklyn Heights
road went the Canarsie route to try and learn
what condition II In. The tracks look TO me 10
be In good condition. but the do not amount 10
much They would be useless to us. as, II we
should lease the road would certainly adopt the
trolley system. The idea would be TO take ninety,
nine years lease OF the property. and paw small
amount a year to the Canarsie people They own
a great deal of land around the road but they
cannot expect to compete with the Nassau people.
who run trolley cars over the same route LOT
a much less sum-" - . - ,
Mr. jenkins said that the Heights Company had
not taken any definite steps up TO date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-07
| The News Of BROOKLYN
SIGNIFICANCE OF A TRIP TO ALBANY.
CHESTER B. LAwRENCE's VIEW OF MAYOR wUR-
STEERS PRESENCE AT THE CAPITAL

STEERS PRESENCE AT THE CAPITAL.
Chester B. Lawrence one OF the leading McKin-
ley men In Brooklyn. said yesterday that he was
greatly disappointed the failure OF the Ma
tional delegates to out for Mckinley on Tues
day night
Il think It's about time for them TO get Off the
fence, II they know what Is best for them Per-
haps they know what they to gain by waiting
until McKinley's nomination is positively assured
before they declare themselves for the Ohio candi
date. but cannot l still have hopes that they
will join the Mckinley ranks but think they should
do so Immediately.
THE Mayors trip to Albany to-day Is significant.
to say the least do not attempt to offer ex-
PLANTATION. but believe you may take that an
indication that something will happen in exceed
ingy short time. l think there will be lively
scramble to get into the Mckinley line before long,
and. In my belief. the Kings County men will prove
their wisdom by leading the procession from the
Morton to the Mckinley camp. Plat is playing q
losing game at present He Is worse Off every day
than he was on the day before. In my opinion. he
Is sacrificing his prestige every day that he cings
Morton One of the effects OF his stubbornness in
standing out against Mckinley will be that he will
lose much power in the State, and will be utterly
unable to prevent the nomination of Leutenant-Cov-
ernor Saxton for Governor. One of the results of
Mc1<inley's nomination at st. Louis in the face of
by the Republicans of this State their candidate
for Governor.
Mr. Plat is daily growing more desperate. II he
could by any means transfer himself 70 the winning
side he would respond most readily to any offer
made to him. no matter how small or Insignificant