Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1896-06-18

tracing parties were Mr.. Ell. A. T..
Hansen, an old resident of this valley
and a leading business man OF Phoenix
aud Miss Emily G. Mcdonald, late of
California and sister OF our old towns
msp, Frank Mayor. Only the imme-
date friends of the contracting parties
we're present An elegant wedding sup
per followed the ceremony.
From Thursdays Daily.
A little daughter of A j. Porterie
YVES badly bitten by cross deg today.
The arm was oauterized and some legal
means will be found for getting rid OF
the dog, which has bitten several peo-
pie at one time OF another.
The Board OF Control have awarded
the contracts for furnishing supplies to
the Territorial prison for the ensuing
year The firm oe Gandolfo & San
guinetti, of Yuma, we're the successful
bidders for almost the entire list OF
goods bid for in the wey of general
merchandise; Levy & Co., of the same
place, receiving the contract for a few
items and the lum Der. The beef con-
tract went to the Hodges Bros, also of
Yuma.
Mr.. Philip Simme Warren OF the
Rata will leave on the evening train
for the north. His destination is Wash
ington sud New York and he will be
absent for probably month, IS he has
some mining matters to look after,
having in company with his partner,
Mr. Thomas A. German, bought the
bond and lease on the Gold Leaf group
of mines ia Yavapsi county. Work was
started on this property on the 9th inst,
under the superintendeney of Mr. Jno.
r. Murphy, we'll known mining man.
The local lodge of Eiks gave high
jiuks last evening at the city hall which
Is reported to have been one Of the
most enjoyable entertainments ever
given in this city The members and
their guests met at the city hall st seven
O'Clock and in q body attended the show
as the park. After the show they re-
turned TO the city hall where the next
few hours were spent in discussing the
the good things provided and in
and fun. L was thoroughly
successful affair.
About forty Indian boys and girls OF
our Indisn school, including the band
and choir, left for Sacaton today TO at
tend the closing exercises Of the school
at that place. They we're jolly party
and serensded both Tempe and Mesa
City while passing through The
same party will visit Southern California
this summer and give exhibitions il
various towns in order to create g
friendly feeling for the race. Our oiti-
zens should enc 1ursge this commend
able enterprise and assist while 10 Los
Angeles tolseoure good audience.
Last evening Mr.. Samuel Purdy, OF
Yuma, hired team from livery stable
and with some friends took q drive into
the country When be returned he was
approached by Mils Brawley who told
him that he belonged to the livery stable
and would take home che team for him.
Mr. Purdy turned the team over TO him
and instead of doing az he said he went
ous for drive with some companions
Il was about O'Clock this morning
Rhen Steve Bailey overloaded him and
took the team to the stable. A warrant
may yet be issued for Brawley.
Deputy Sheriff Henry George had an
interesting experience last evening ID
an effort to serve summons on Mr..
] Il. Hoskins. Mr.. Hoskins was Ell
one time cashier of the bank at Flag
staff in which the Dsggs Brothers were
Interested end is mixed up as witness
10 she cases now being tried against the
Daggs'. AS Mr. Hoekins now lives in
St. Louis and has been away from his
family for some time he thong 1t that as
he had not been summoned in the other
cases against the Deggs and as be was
free he had better leave at once for
home before be was summoned on the
other cases. Accordingly be purchased
g ticket for st. Louis yesterday after
noon, and made all Arrangements to
lecve last night. The people who want
ed bis evidence learned of his Intentions
at the last moment and secured q sum.
mons for him, which was placed in the
hands of Deputy George to serve. Mr..
could not be found buB Mr..
George was on to the game and went
out on the train. thinking that his man
would make connections with il along
,he ine some place. Ee was correct for
is soon as the train had left the city it
lowed down and Mr. Hoskius lesped
lpon the blind baggage, as he thou&ht
efe. The deputy saw him aud jump
ne from the train he ran to tho plat
orm where Mr. Hoskins stood and |
rasplng his coat tails pulled him from
he trsio and served him with the sum
Mons. Il was rather unpleasant but
ad to be done.