Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-09
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btISWOEEQ 1lQuSP buu H1kEs u 0bt IT. l ton, this Territory, are in the city and are guests at the Ford hotel.
 i party of Kentucky people will ar rivs at Hot Springs Junction tonight. 1 Tbsy are going to Oessle Creek hot i springs to remain few weeks A licanse to wed was issued today to | Alfred Ccabb and Miss Anns McBride. | The wedding will take place tomorrow l night st the residence of the brides | parents. Wallace Duncan, the young man who | ! forged Dr. Purman's neme on two checks, we iudictsd by the grand jury. He is still in custody, not being able to furnish bonds. County School Superintendent Grouse has completed his report of the school 1 census for ths upeFintendsns of public instruction. There has been heavy 1896
 Toos. Holland, the former owner of
 she Castle Creek hot springs, arrived in
 the city this mol aing. Uncle" Tom,
 as he is familiarly known. cannot tear
 himself away from his old -ssRmpiDg grounds.
 Deputy Sheriff Henry George return
 ed from Congress- this morning having in custody Jose Meris Morine, charged
 with burglaIy. He also summoned
 several witnesses st Congress to appear
 in criminal cases.
 General F. Wilson returned this
 morning from Gibbs where he was aeso-
 cisted with other legal talent h the de-
 fenee of Ben Crawford for the murder , of Bisnchi. Crawford was found guilty
 by jury, of manelaughter.
 Mountain lions are reported ss being
 too numerous in the Tonto Basin ccun-
 bFy for she comfort of stockmen, who
 have lost a great many head of cattle and horses thereby. A cowboy named Collirs is said to have killed three lions last week.
 The eFeud iufy returned 8 report
 last night, but contrary to expectations
 did not ask to bs discharged. Foreman Ohristy stated thstishe jury had further
 work to cone before that body and D asked that the jury be allowed to sd-
 journ until next Tue sday morning ? Judge Street saw no legal obi scsione ? and is wss so ordered.
 Mayor Adams returned yesterday = from B trip to Los Angeles where he 6 employed additional help foP his hot 9l l. MT. Adams now has sixty five persons
 on his pay roll, and says his house is al d most filled with guests. He says ther, b is much larger mum Der of visitors 1T n the oity at the present time then there
 were st this time lesb year.
 n Redman Toohsy returned less night # from the Hsrqus Hals district where h' 70 sat a forcs of eight men to york devel
 oping mining .property owned by hin cstweaD Hsrqua H. and Harrisburg
 MT. Toohey says thss considerable de
 velopment work is being done in ths
 section and that Fioh ore bodies are be
 ing uncovered.
 This afternoon Territorial Sec
 retsry O. H. Akers end wife celebrated the sixth anniversary of their wedding y They had ss guests of honor to dime
 party on the occasion J. J. WrsgoViel 7s and wife, of Prescott, who were ele' welded on thissdsy six years ago. l 0 was therefore q double anniversary 6 Osher guests pr. seut wera Geo. NJ
 Sargent, D.. Uufisid ard Harry Tritie n Gepz Leander, cne of the burglar g caught in Los Angeles for the robbery !: of She Lsmon js~eiiy store ss Prescott ', vas arrested in this city few month IF sgo for stealing 8 watch He was sen g 5enoed to the county ail for six months '; out he only served about month. H' ], was confirmed morphine fiend and h'
 suffered so much by being deprived oi t the dgug that hs wes removed to tht l county hospital. He mgds his escape 6 while being transferred.
 ]. Miss Lulu Warren, the accomplished v daughter of Mr. and Mrs M. V. War 6 ren and Ralph B. Quinn, son of A. V. .- Quinn, will be united in msrriage to- '- morrow night, st the residence of the
 brides parents, four miles north west of l. Phoenix. Both are among the best known and most popular young people ' In the vslley. On account of the recent 2 death of the sister of MF. Quinn, the s wedding will be very quiet, only the b relatives of the contracting parties bs- , ing present.
 | J.H. Bo Ter. conductor of tbe Mari
 cops and Phoenix road ,whe wss indicted 8 by the Grand Jury for the shooting of 0 Viron Mitchell as Tempe several weeks = ago entered ples of guilty today in the l district court. He made the statement 6 that he did not see young Mitchell }. l when he fred the shot. He was watch 0 1 ing the man Grimes, who wss attempt s ing to board the train. Ills shot st nos i, body, but fired the pistol at the ground ], Just es be pulled the trigger young s Mitchell ran from behind the ware ] houee inst in time to be struck by the bullet Under ths circumstances Judse g
 Street fined Mir. Butler the sum Of $50
 and hs Wss allowed 50 depart.
 From Thursday Daily.
 Eleven csrs of cattle were shipped by I.;,t D fio