Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-17

ments TO begin work al once. There
are several Thousand tons OF tailings at
the mill, all containing goodly guam
tity of gold and silver which will pay to
Fehandle. The machinery OF the mill
which will be used Ia In readiness, and
Mr.. Gribble having secured the services
OK competent men Is about ready to
start up steam and convert the tailings
into bullion. To work everything
through will take q year or more, and
employment to a number of men will
thus be given.
Tucson Star:
E. j. Pierpont the well known jew
eler of this city, left lash night for
Phoenix, where he will be united in
marriage to Miss Wilma A. Sturge,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Sturgis
of Phoenix. The ceremony will take
place at the home of the brides parents,
after which the welded couple will
Ieave for Tucson. They will recide In
where Mr.. Pierponb has fitted up q nice
comfortable home. The Star extends
it's congratulations and wishes both q
happy, prosperous life.
Meior Fechet, manager of the Old
Glory Mining companv, is in the city
He says the cyanide plant will be com
pleted by July lst, at which time she
rains will probably set in and there will
be an abundance of water to supply the
mill. He is introd ucing the cyanide
teaching trough, which is continuous
automatic economical process, and is
believed TO be the most economical and
best process yet discovered to secure all
of the gold from the ore or tsilings, and
wherever tried has proved a success.
Major Fechet has much faith in the
new process, as well as in the general
results which will follow the working
OF she ores and general mining business
of the company.
Prescott Courier:
Charley Meadows, OF Wild Weet
Show fame is bestirring himself to give
Fourth of July entertainment IN
Prescott. Messrs Wander bilt, Belcher
and Hickey, Prescott's Fourth of July
committee, are exertirg themselves to
give just as big an entertainment se
Charlie does. The outgrowth of such
rivalry will be the greatest Fourth of
July celebration ever bad in Arizona.
During the time that Parker and
Millcp mara in ba
was packed with people. Once the
crowd rose and pressed forward against
the railing until Judge Hawkins found
it necessary to order all to be seated.
When the time arrived to take the prie-
oners back to their cells Judge Hawkins
ordered those persons to keep their
seats until he gave them permission to
leave the room, which be did as soon as
the prisoners and guards were well
down she stairs. This was done, of
course, in order to prevent confusion, as
the crowd came to see Miller and Parker
and would have Left the room at the
same time with the officers and pris-
o9ers.
= MI AAOSoCs LIZ LOS oOtNCo WV CoES
and four months in our county all, and
who has during that time been SEN
fenced to be hanged for being accessory
to the murder of G.. W. K. McNary, wse
yesterday discharged from custody, the
case against him being dismissed under
the provision of the act passed by the
last legislature. This act reduces MUIR
der charges previous to it's passage to
nsnslsughter, and as there ie no ac-
cessory TO msnslsughter under the law,
Locke, 40 accessory before the fact,
went free. This leaves Schultz, bis
partner in the crime of which he was
convicted, to be tried for manslsughter.
Thos. D. Lawrence was brought In
from Walnut Grove yesterday for sur
gicsl treatment, and 80 shot had been
taken from his foot at this writing. He
says that the shot were fred at him by
JEFF Davis; that he went to Davis place
and picked up coffee mill, which Davis
had taken from him; that, as he was
leaving with the coffee millin his hand,
JEFF Davis fled upon him with shot
gun, with the result stated.