Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07

day on brief business trip
 Globe S5EUer Belt:
 w Cslfee, former pastor of the Globe M E church, writes to have his paper changed to Msnch ster, Mendo- cino county, Gal, where the family now reside. He aods an interesting item of news, namely, that there was born to his wife, on Aug IS last, fine boy.
 J 0 Jones, of Bisbee. Grand Repre- sentative of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, Oddfellows, of the jurisdiction of Ari- Master of the Grand edge, arrived to- day. The distinguished visitors were
 met on the road by large party of
 members of Rescue Lodge, No. 12, who escorted them to town. MeesFs. Jones l and Marks are on theIr annual tour of Arizona.
 Frank M. Mills met violent death
 at the Fiippen ranch, Lower ToDto, last | Thursday night, shortly after o'clock. He was returning from the adjoining | ranch of George W. Wright, and it Is supposed was riding at full gallop when his horse Fan against gate which young Mills supposed was open. The force ot the compact tore the gate from
 it's hinges, and Mills Is supposed to have been unsested and dragged as the horse lurched forward. The horse fell twen- l ty seven feet inside the gate, with Mills | under him. He may have been killed l before the fall, but at any rate death
 was sudden. Mills neck was broken l and he was badly crushed His body was found the next morning ct day ! break. Acting Coroner Harry Temple
 went from Globe and held sn inquest on the body. The deceased wes popular young man and his violent death is | greatly deplored. He wes 8 grandson of J. T. Flippen, and his father resides place at noon on Saturday, and wes att tended by nearly all the residents of
 Tonto and Upper Salt River Valley, for | miles around.
 Yuma Sentinel:
 The firm of Hsraszthy l& Carpenter has been dissolved, and tbe real estate and brokerage business diecontiu ued.
 MF. Carpenter will still keep sn office in
 Yuma, but will probably engage in the
 same business elsewhere in the Terri
 tory.
 G O PssFce, representing the Rio
 Colorado Gold Extraction Co.,, with B
 paid-up capital of S1 100000 is in Yuma
 making arrangements to erect i've
 stamp mill on twelve mining ella inns ir
 the Chocolate mountains about eighty
 miles up the Colorado river. The mill
 will be shipped up the river on the
 steamer Mohave es soon as it returns
 fFom the sulphur mines in Lower Cali-
 fornis, and ussd in developing the claims
 on which shs Colorado company holds
 bond from Taylor D. McLsod and oth-
 CTS of this city. Mr. Psaree, who Is sn expert on mines, has made thorough examination of the property and is very enthusiastic in the belief that they have one of the greatest gold producers in the country. If tue development of mines meets with She expectations of Mr. Pesroe the mill will be at once in- creased to 100 stamps.
 W'iIlidnls NelUS:
 The Saginaw Lumber Company, through Manager and Treasurer O. Brown, are pushing the rebuilding of the box factory with more than ordi- l nary energy. Fifty men are now en- ployed Un the building. New machin- cry throughout Is on the way, and an | early day will see the completion of the | institution, which will be credit to any | town and make glad the hearts of many | laborers. The building when com aleted will cost between thirty five and | Pourty thousand dollars
 100 F. No 15, with host of invited friends spent Wednesday evening most pleasantly at their lodge room in the opera house. After a literary program 1f deserving merit at their lodge room, he company was invited to participate # spread in the opera room below, where She substsntiels of life were more han an abundance and placed with empting delicecy before which 8 tropger nature than the most critical f Williams epicuFesne would surely fall. O. o. F. No. 15 Is one of the strong st lodges in the Territory and oompos- of quality oe men that cannot be accounted anywhere. Long may they ouEish, and prosper Individually and is the wish of the NeaUs. erome Mining NeaCs. I
 Mr.Dillon of the Jerome Copper com any informs us that work has not yet sgun on the road leading to their prop f 'ty but that he is daily expecting 8 v 'legram authorizing him to oommsnce peRations. When the work is begun it @ i'll mean much to Jerome and the SUP \ 'unding country. K ona6stone PTOspector: It Is nos believed the District Court o i'll be held this term in Cochiea County eI 1til some time in Dscem Der. Judge s avis expects to go east immediately !" ter adjournment of the United States o 'urt at Tucson and bring his family to Al 'izons, and the postponement of court oi til his return is likely.