Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
Pima County:

Pima County:
 Treasurer Hoff is negotiating with | eastern bankers for the refunding Of
 Pima county's redemption bonds,
 amounting to s147, ,0OO. which bear in
 terest st ' per cent. If this could be
 accomplished ib would save the county per cent peg annum on S187 ,0OO, OF
 S2,940 year. h writing to him one
 of the bankers says: I've have heard
 something against your county in the
 way of trouble which you had on some
 railroad bonds. We would be glad to know the particulars of this past diff culty." MF. Hoff says he will explain
 She status of the narrow gauge bonds
 thoroughly Tucson Citizen.
 Ex-United States Marshal W. K.
 Meade and wife left last Saturday night foR San Francisco, at which place they
 will make their future home. MT.
 Meade is intending to start for the Klondike in che near future. Their many friends ID this city will regret their departure exceedingly and at She | same time wish them well wherever they go. By MF. Meade'e departure Tucson loses one of her best citizsns.- Tucson Citizen.
 Dr. A. 0. Jones lsfs the city l. night foE Phoenix to join in very 1 difficult surgical operation upon patient in that city. The doctor has but recently opensd aa ofioe in Tucson, but has already gained 6 large practice Tucson Citizen Mr. ". 0. Breckenridge hes been en- the survey of the Tucson street rail- wsy. Work on this line is rapidly pFo- pressing and is will be short time bs- fore the juggling of street car bells will be plainly heard on the streets of Tue son.-TuSson Star.
 Al Wakefield is in She city from Cana ds del Gro. He stated last night that Lsshlsy the negro who was hung in this city last summer he'd been 8 night ly visitor to his bedside ever eincs the fourth night after he was hung. It will be remem bered that Laehley made 6 VOW on she gallows that he wouid haunt several gentlemen who were in stFumentsl in his conviction and among them were Judge Bethune and Mr Wakefield who was the foreman of ths jury which convicted him of the muF- deR.-Tucsors Citizen. Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
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 Prof. Tourney, of the University, met 1 with sn accident yesterday while riding his wheel. He wss rsn into and | thrown 50 the ground and sustained | fracture of one of the email bones in the eelbow.-Tucson Citizen.
 Is is said that Fred G. Hughes, who has been reported as being in Nogales on the Sonora side Of the line for come time psst, departed from that city g few days sgo, bound foF perts unknown. The news that extFsdition papers had been issued by Governor McCord for his return, is alleged so have been the cause of his sfight.-Tucson Citizen.
 Mr. Wheetman came from Pierce yesterday. He is an old resident Of Southern Arizona, and well known among all oId-timers. In the early history Of this town he was employed with the firm of Fully & Oohoe. He that all development work at Pierce shows up better and that it is one of the greatest mines in the world There are over one hundred men en- ployed in the mine; the oEe Of which is all free milling Tucson Star.
 The track of the Tucson Street pail- way has already bsen laid from ths corner of Pennington street and TooIe avenue to Congress street and Seventh avenue. The work is D good hsE ds and is being pushed rapidly to completion. [s is expected that csrs will be running from Main street to the depot before Tucson Citizen
 Dy Parker, the new president Of th- University of Arizona, ves expected to arrive in this city last night. He will . take charge of the institute immediate 2 v unon his arrival -TyeSo1 Citizen r