Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-05-14
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Saturdays Daily,

marriage license was Issued last
evening by Probate Judge Grouse to G.
6. Jurgeson ana Mrs. May Webster.
Mr.. Couch, of the Thayer hardware
store, is building very pretty cottage
IN the Patrick addition east of the city.
Territorial Treasure P. j. Cole left
this morning for Chicago where he goes
to assist Secretary Bruce in the sale of
Territorial bonds.
Mr.. VIM. Newell, of Mesa City, &C
companied by Mrs. Newell and children
drove over to Phoenix this morning to
spend the day shopping.
Among the outgoing passengers on
this mornings train for the north were:
R Saunders, E 6 Wesson, Chicago; D
Rsffo, Flagstaff; Mrs. D Tarleton.
Indisnoa, Iowa; P j Cole, Chicago.
Governor Franklin this sfterr Don sp-
pointed DR.. Thos. H SabiD of Mesa
City as Territorial prison physician and
Or. H E. Stroud of Phoenix as, Sur
geon General of the Territorial militia.
There was a special session OF the City
Council last evening at which the tond
of Ttos Hiue as City Assessor and Tax
Collector was approved as was also the
appointment of Mrs. L. j. Wood as
deputy.
Messrs. Larimer & Hinton this morn
ing made a shipment OF ripe apricots
from Glendale, being the first shipmen nj
| Of that fruit this season. Hr. Hinton
will leave this evening for the north il
the interests of his house.
The largest shipment of Strawberries
| Of the season was made today consist
ng of thirty crates. The price at which
his luscious fruit is row being sod, Ell
tirelyEcute off the Cslifornia berry whict
mot compete with this valley either il
price or quality.
The German residents of the city are
| preparing to form an organization
| among themselves for social and othe
| purposes There are a greet many
| Germans in this city and the organize
ton when perfected is expected to be ,
very strong one.
Mr.. Colin Tlmnone, g mining man
| came in yesterday afternoon from Pres
colt and at once made arrangements Il
of Mr.. Vim. Osborne, located in the
Hassaysmpe country Papers were
drawn up today ard bond given to Mr.
| rimmons on those properties to rur
| twelve months, the price to be paid being
$4,000.
| A banquet was served at the Palace
last evening which YVES the most ele
| CANT affair OF the kind ever served il
the city. Chet Levy presided over tbs
culinary preparations which demon
4 strates shat that portion of the prepare
tions were all that could be desired
| Among the delicaces served we're frof
| legs, shrimps, HOLSTERS and sixty pounc
skate, furnished by The Shore, whict
house can always supply the delicacie
OF the season far such occasions.
Col. @. S. Meeten late General Mana
| ger of the NJ &c P railroad aud a
present chief engineer of the Calf, Rit
| Grande and Pacific road being bull
through Mexico. arrived from the
south this morning and will return thi
evening Mr.. Masten states that tbs
new road is an assured certainty snc
that when in operation will open one o
the richest sections of country in North
| America.
Bob Groom was at the postofice yes
| terday chatting with his old FRIEND
George Mowrey over old times. Witt
3 sorrowful expression OF countsnancs
be was telling of the changes which hac
| been taking place and how the ole
timers wsre being left behind and be
| solj bis friend that ne not think il
would be very long until even the woro
Haessyempa would be forgotten. "a
new word has been added to the Ari
IONA vocabulary, HE said "snd the
people are even now cellirg US cl IF
dwellers" and he walked sorrowfully
away.