Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-23
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Saturday s Daily.

PROBATE Judge Grouse this afternoon
issued marriage license to David
Houston aud Maggie Winters.
| Gen. NO. O'Neil spoke to 8 large
audience in the court house this after
noon on the subject of irrigation.
A marriage license was issued las.
evening by Probate Judge Grouse to
Steven j. Byers and Ada Orismon.
Mr. Jerry Sullivan will ship eleven
cars of cattle from Phoenix and Glen
dale this evening over the S. f. 2. & P.
road for Denver.
The various registering officers of the
county are very slow in sending in their
returns. Up to the present time 27o0
names have besn sent in 10 the County
Recorder.
There are al present four women con~
fined in the women's cell at ths county
Jail aud they are peculiar lot. One lie
colored woman, another a Cherokee
Indian, snother a Mexican and one is
Irish. They appear to thoroughly en-
JOY each others company and are as
con tented as possible.
Harry Zack, OF Tempe, returned this
morning from HolbFoob, whittier he
journeyed a few days since 80 pay the
last respects to his late friend and bust
ness partner Mr. W. L. Vsn Horn
The fortunes of mankind are fitfnl, and
| the movements on the chess=bosrd OF
life are seemingly guided by peculiar
fate. Nj. Van Horn came to the Ter
| ritory about fourteen years ago, stop
ping first in Holbrook, where, for time.
| he taught the public school, Mr.. Zuck,
his partner IN later life, being mum ber
ed among his pupils. He made many
friends during his residence there, and
after years OF business life in other
parts of She Territory returned to the
circle of HE first ecqueintances for com
fort in the last hours aud peaceful de-
psrture to the pilgrims final bourne.
He was ever faithful servant to the
community ia which be lived, and
among bis old-tme friends many q
panR of sorrow found solHoe IN tear.
From Monday Daily.
Probate Judge Grouse last Saturday
evening issued marriage license to J.
J. CotSrell and Levenis f. Price OF this
city.
You need Hoods Sareepsrilia TO en-
ricn and purify your blood. create an
appetite and give sweet, refreshing
sleep.
The Board of Supervisors completed
their labors as Board ot Equalization
today. The total assessed valuation of
property in this county this year foots
up 8,249,757.
Vicente Lopez, the young fellow
found guilty Saturday of failing to pro-
vide for his family, was this morning
sentenced TO pay fiae of $40 by d us
tioe tombstone.
-Four CARS of cattle passed through
Phoenix this afternoon from PRESCOTT Sc
Brigham & Hicks, OF Tempe. They
will be place on pasture at the latter
place and fsstened for the fall markets.
Mr. Frank Nicholson returned this
morning from visit to England in the
interest OF some mining propositions.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Sidney e.
Davis of st. Louis. Both gentlemen
will spend some tune in Phoenix.
The printers of this city held meet
ing yesterday and took the initial steps
towards forming union. Various pre-
liminary com mittees were appointed
who will rep9rb in a few days when
permanent orgeniza5ion will be formed.
Mr. James MoOiintoob, city editor of
the Republican, leaves this evening for
Southern California where be will en-
JOY the sea brsezs for a season, when he
will go cast 20 meeU with the Executive
Committee of the Irrigation Congress,
and then return 30 Phoenix.
Mr.. Harry Shedd, who far the pest
year has been the guest OF Col. Cotton,
left last evening for his home at CoInm-
bus, Ohio Mr.. Shedd is sufferer
from consumption and found our
climate of much benefit 80 him. He
home greatly improved 10 |
health.
County School Superintendent
Grouse has made up his annual report |
of school statistics for the past year.
He finds thai ths grammar and prin
airy schools OF the county last year
cost S46,919,59 and the Union High
School So $50, making a total of 800, 799.
80 expended for school purposes.
Justice tombstone yesterday morning
performed the ceremony which united
IS man and wife j J. CottFell and
Lovenia F. Price. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
parents on the old MerioopR road south
IF town snd was quiet affair, The
.Foom is one of our leading building
and is at present in charge
# the work on the new Adams hotel.
The bride is one of the valleys fairest
Ieug hters and is much admired by
aFge circle of friends. The HERALD ex-
ends it's congratulations to the young
ouple.
rom Tuesday, Daily.
Four carloads of hogs will be shipped
his evening from Glendale TO the Los
Lngeles markets.
Mr. Joseph Monihon will ship q car OF
attic 30 Needles this evening, and Mr.. a
ouvrea will also snip carload to Con a