Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
Tempe Department.
From Wsdnesd 4y's Daily.

From Weinesd ay's Daily.
 Two oars of wheat were shipped last night.
 Wolf Sachs shipped six cars Of cattle last night
 Dr. E. W. Wilbur is out6sting party with two wagon loads of supplies for development work on his mines in the White PIcsche mountains.
 The Normal was visited yesterday by Mrs. R. E. Miner, of Phoenix; Mrs. M. l E. Wheeler, of Big Bug; Mesdemea D. KIose, G. N. Gage, Jas. Hsrtsfeld and A. B. Tomlinsop, of Temps.
 Conductor J. H Butler YVES bound over under 5000 bail by Justice Cerly yesterday. A. .. Baker, sttoFney for the defense, gave notice that be would appeal to the district court to have the decision set aside.
 Dr. Moeur drove into Tempe yesteF- day, bearing glad tidings of great joy from the household of Lowell Ridden, where blithesome baby girl had aF- rived to bring sunlight into the world
 Messrs. Gregg, Dnfton, Mintz and Sheridan, of Phoenix Lodge No. ?, I. O. O. F., visited Tempe Lodge No last night and assisted in the confeFFing of the military and first and second degrees. A good turnout wss pressnt ard the lodge seems to be entering upon an era of greater prosperity.
 The Mesa Dramatic Association will in few days present foR the approval of the public, in Social hall, st Mess, the popular fouF-ecs drama entitled "The Millss's Daughter" OF "Bourd in Honor" This association has slreedy won local fame before the footIiehte and it is expected their coming enter tainm will be even better than any thing before attempted.
 Henry Gonzales killed mountain sheep in the Superstition mountains on Monday. Henry is 8 paFoeling out the meat among his friends. Dr. Scroggs got cut from between his horns, but the horns were also attached which to the Doctor more than makes up for the quality of the mutton, for while the Doctor likes to eat he doesn't live en- seirely for that purpose.
 The Normal School wss highly favored yesterday ss opening exercises with 8 very entertaining lecture by DF. J. J . See. He spoke St some length on recent discoveries in astronomy, the sidsl theory as affecting the form, rots- tion and orbits of the heavenly bodies 6 oS 4E -T. scopes oe the world and e brief sketch of their makers end also stated 5he aims of the work of ths Lowell Observe koFy at Flegstef and in 8 general way what it has accomplished h estronomi- cal investigation.
 The funeral services of Mr. J. L. Richards was held at the NJ E. church today st 10 o'clock under ths auspices of the A.IO. U. W. lodge, the lodge of Improved Red linen being also in attend encs and of both of which orders the deoeesed was Q mem bar. No death has taken place in the community for 8 long tins that has awakened such gen sEal regret emong the people and the high regard in which: Mir Richards was held is evidenced. by the Rttendsncs of those who rendered their last respects as well ss the universal remark that 6 good man had gone from among us for ever. MF. Richards was born in Rolls county, Mo, and wse in his 46th year. Grandpa and Grandma Wildmen are rejoicing in the receipt yesterday of a telegram announcing the arrival in San Francisco of an heir to the Franklin es- tates in the person of 8 beautiful girl babe. All doing we'll and the grand parents are bearing their honor with becoming zgraYity-but ib IS plain to be seen that to MF. Wildmsn ct | least, whatever other multitudinoue | honors have been thrust upon him, this particular kind of glory as sn effect psculisrsto itself. Hs doa't know whether to smile as his honorable dis tinotion OF gEieve sb the urerring flights of time for however youthful and jolly he may appear the sad feet remains thst "the old man isn't what he used to wss''
 From Thursdays Daily.
 | Mr. V. Cant Is arranging to build new residence on his ranch J. F. Ksndrick will be the contractor in charge.
 Charlie Mullen snd Jno. Moore vent 1 to Phoenix today to seeias J. E. Dunn who will make shipment of cattle to- ] morrow night.
 The Thanksgiving meet in Phoenix of the three militia companies ie duly de- cided upon sn the NJ. & P will sell ex> oursion tickets on that day for 9 cents. Mr. Byron Redden was married this afternoon to Miss Ida Finch at the resi- deucs of ths brides parents Reverend