Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22
Interesting Paragraphs.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Don't fail to read the HERALD's Pres- cott correspondence.
 "Only nervous Is a sure indication that the blood is not pure. Hoods Sar- sspsrilla puEifies the blood and cures nervousness.
 W. W. Snyder the Rumble Bee cattle man is in the oity. He reports 8 great deal of mining going on in that district and many properties being opened up.
 Governor Franklin this afternon is- sued Notary Public commissions to D. H. Matthews, Graham county and s. R. Dslong and H. G. How of Cochise county.
 Kay Barrett, she successful mine manager from she Bradshaws, arrived
 n the city last evening. AS usual he reports that his section of the famed mountains is in healthy condition.
 INFORMATION WANTED:-Mr. J. A. Wilson left Congress about April 1st, 1897 for Phoenix since which tune his friends have not heard from him. Any information ss to his whereabouts will be thankfully received by L.. BENNEr, Phoenix. ltd 2sw
 At the meeting Of Floral Eneamp- ment No. 2, 10. O F. held last even ing the following officers were installed by N. A. Morford, D. D. G. s. J. E Datton, 0. P, DR. A. M. Futile, H. P. F. P. Trott,S. W. P. Gordon,J.W ;Geo. A. Mintz, Soribe; Caas. Petersen Treas.
 Among the outgoing passengers on last evenings s F., P. < P. trsin were G o Klsaes, Sacramento; 0 M Kalbas- san, Hlllsborough, Ksns; Mrs B G Alderman, St Joseph; Mrs Emily Mil Ter, Ss Joseph; J A Swift, Chicago; R E Truesdsle, Neil MoIntyre, Chicago; F Wright, St Louis.
 Mr. s. B. Patton lett last evening for Prescott where he goes to tFensfol his opera house property to the pur- chsseEs. MT. Patton will still control that building during the coming season in connection with the Phoenix opera house and will play some of the bes, companies on the road.
 MT. R. R. Stroud Is in the city today from the western portion of the valley He expects to leave as soon ss cool weather sets in for his mining proper ties near the Fortuna mine in Yuma county. He believes that he has an exceptionally good property there and is confident that both himself and ss-
 Attorney FIannigsn has changed his mind and will not emigrate to H onolulu. His many friends after reading the notice of his contemplated journey fn the last evenings HERALD presented him with petition requesting that he remain with them and not being entirely sRtisfied with the prospects in Honolulu he has granted their prayer and will continue to abide with us.
 A young man was arrested yesterday afternoon by the police who had been 8 subscription paper for the relief of the family of MT. Donnelly, How much the young man had collected could not be learned, though 1t must have amounted to quite a sum. This afternoon Justice kinesid tried the case and sentenced the pris- oneF to 150 days in the county jail. AtseH the prisoner had been sentenced the Juustice was informed that the prisoner had recently served @ sentence of six months at Prescott for like of fense.
 From Thursd sys Daily.
 A csr of honey went out this morning oveT she s. F. P & P road for Chicago.
 Mrs. Fred White of Florence arrived this morning and will visib with her sis Ser h this city fog short time.
 Nal Thorndyks and Heus Ward left for the Sunf1ower Valley last evening, in which neighborhood Thorndike has been working mining claim.
 ME. E. F. KsllneR this morning made
 
 and this evening he will leave for Cali tornia where he will spend some time snj oying the pleas ares of she sea side.
 Phoenix has been enjoying some real old fashioned summer weather for the past few days and will no doubt enjoy the benefit for the next six weeks. But two mon ths of hot weather Is 8 remark ably short season.
 The Fowler Brothers, who have the argest watermelon ranch in the valley dispose of large freight wagon load every day in this city and are shipping arge numbers of them to the markets a the northern portion of the TerFi- .ory.
 Engineer A. Barry returned today rom the Castle Creek hot springs, where he has been looking over 6 road rom VultuFe Siding to the Springs. It s the intention of the owners of this esort to make it one of the finest in the 
 J. s. Hopley, came in last night from is rsnoh near Pentsno. He says that he excellens rains which have fell in | hat vicinity during the past week has tarted the grass and that there will be 1 n abundance of feed foR cattle. .-Citi- en.
 County School Superintendent | Jrouse is hard at work on his annual