Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02


 almost chronic. Court officials and peace officers are literally starving 50 death, of course as genteelly as possible. It the hobo season does nos open up shortly the law and order society will nave to apply for pension. From Thursdsy's Daily.
 A carload of nsw furniture has been received at the Normal. H 0 Yesger expects to ship two csFs
 of hogs from Kyrene tonight. T.S. Perry is making some mprove-
 ments on his residence property. Orrie Ssspely and family returned thls morning from Usah. He says It Tempe gave ths excursion She go by | this morning. The excursion also went | by Tempe. This is supposed So be @ joke.
 The white clouds banked up against | the camel back this morning gave that | mountain the appearance of snow l capped peak, which with the soggy con- dition of the valley below gave the con- l stsnt reader of the San Francisco ps- | pers momeutary vision of Ohilcoot pass.
 Twenty seven thousand million gal- Ions and few odd quarts of water have fallen in the last twenty four hours, and a good part of it stopped in Tempe. The | oe hold water at all and Landlord Perron had hard time this morning trying to colleos foR lsss nights lodgings. Nott E. Gnild, the young man who
 was injured at Lordburg and whoss leg was smputated it She hospital in this o'ty recently will leave tomorrow morning foR Wilcox, where he will spend few days. He will return 50 this city to meet his mother who is con- ing from California and later will de- part for Tempe where he has accepted position with canal company there Citizen.
 F.. Parry sleeps out doors to enjoy she bslmy evening breezss, inhsle the fragrance of the summer blossoms, bat his eyes at the twinkling stars, listen to the music of the eles club and give the mosquitoes ga even break for something to eat. He knows all about this coun- try and it's eccentrloities so when the big rain drops began to fall last night he knew of course that it was only 6 bluff ard wouidn's last log He re- surned bluff for bluff sill it gos mono sonous and began to look as though the riveR had cut new channel south of the butte and between Sixth and Seventh streets. Then he moved in. But this story does not apply to MP. Parry alone. Hs was not the "only peanut on the stand, there were others" Fro m Fridays D.ily.
 Miss Amina McNsughton will leave tonight for Stanford U University.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morse and Sam mic returned from Prescott today.
 Miss Cox of Ash Fork, has arrived in Tempe and will attend the Normal this winter.
 Jno. MoLsan has returned to Tempe fully recovered and will soon bs at work st his bench again.
 Capt. Lsmson and another mem ber of Company B, N G. A, are billing Tempe and Mesa today for the Prescott ex- cursion.
 A delegation of Phoenix people vis ted Tempe today to make arrange ments for attending the normal this winter.
 e George Compton returned this morn ing from & visit to hls old home ip Texas. George is one of the old line Texans who lived there years ago when the State had a glory and reputation peculiar to herself. When dude clothes and 22-celibre guns began to invade her historic soil he followed the frontier over into Arizona where ths noble deeds ot heroic men were still chronicled In such we'll known journals ss the Arizona Kicker aud Tonto Basin Hoqoler Mir. and seems to be none the worse for | rubbing against the civilization of mod | ern and effete Texae.
 IL is time for local municipal politi- clans to tFot out candidates for council men. The special election has been called for Sept. 7th to be held in the brick house opposite the free reading room. Messrs. Jno. Knight and R O 1reeves who were appointed to fill the but whose appointment die lot comply with the teohnicslity of the aw will most likely be willing to serve he people and probably no better choice can be made but the field is now ,pen to all corners and If aoy one is ss- bring for glory now is their chance, for here is no money in it and any good nan who accepts and performs his luties faithfully is entitled to and will eceive the thanks of long suffering om immunity.
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