Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
Territorial Items.
From Wednesdays Daily.

er On h ednesdays Oa1ly.
 Jas. FsFF, the Albuquerque butcher, Is again in the city on one of his peril odical quests for fine beef cattle.
 The proper way to build health is to make the blood rich and pure by taking Hoods SsTsspRrille, the one true blood purifier.
 Griebel $ Stambaugh make special | prices for mountain outfits.
 MT. J. ". Bsnham will leave this evening for the Castle Greek Hot | Springs where he will look after the in terests of the new company in the im provements being made there.
 Mr. G Gray, the Briggs mining man, is in the city and will leave in few days for the Big Bug country with 8 number of miners who will be placed at work on his claims in that district.
 The Board of Supervisors have for She ssoond time gone over the tax roll and this time have reduced ah least half of the raised ssxee, so that most of the property which has been raised in valuation is again placed where 1t wee originally.
 From the Los Angeless Empress of recent date it is learned that MT. A. E. Shettuck, last winter the proprietor of Shattuck's cafe in this city, was welded in that city to Mrs. B. Flanuigen of Fort Madison, Iowa. Mrs. Flannigsn spent last winter in this oity guest ss the Commercial hotel, where she cared fos en invalid sister.
 Mf. W. P. NetheFton who has been
 here for several days looking after mat
 ters concerning his deceased brothers estate will leave tonight over the Cruz, California. MF. NetheFton has
 foF number of years held she inn portsnt and honorable position of Grand Secretary of She Independent Order of Good Templsrs in that state.
 Judge Truesdsle this morning Fesp- pointed Mr. Frank Trets ss Water Commissioner, position which he has
 hsld for some time past. The position of Water Commissioner Is one of the most important h this valley, and one thst requires both ability and executive powers of high order. MT. Trott has filled the position In the psss with so much success that he had the endorse ment of all bhe water companies in the valley who are more than satisfied with his administrations of that office.
 Among those who expect 60 lesvs On tomorrow mornings excursion are the following: Mrs Soaieok, Geo N Quinn, Mrs T " Scott, Mss B 0 Watson, Mary A Rice, Mrs T O Wsri, Mrs D NJ Schultz. Juls Dobeney, " B Davis, Mrs W H Robinson, MT and Mrs J Earnest Walker. M L HsrFell. c W farrell, Mrs Mary Sullivan, Miss Tony Arp, Mrs H Stein, Ohas and R ,s;e A Burrows, T Butler, Mre w K James snd daughter, Katie Buckley, Mrs W Bankenship, Mr and Mrs M H Rsno, Mrs B R Zm- mermeD, W H Peck, Mrs Fred N Soho- field, Miss Bertha Richards.
 The people of Mesa Cisy have 5een greatly rejoioed over the rescue of the imprisoned miner at Goldfeld in which they took particular interest from the fact that he is we'll known end hiehly esteemed in that oity and they now in tend to celebrate the rescue. With ladies and gentlemen of that city left as an early bour this morning for Goldfsld where this evening shey will hold grand pail and oo15iuue ths demonetrs- tion tomorrow. Music and refreshments were taken with them and they will make the demonstration one that will long be remembered in that mining camp.
 Mir. A. D. Hinton received the sad intelligeEcs of the death of his wife this norning. Mrs. Hinton left here some time ago so visit her mother in Los Angsles and yesterday morning 8 lib le daughter was born to her. The mother lived but a few hours after the birth Of her daughter. wbsn she passed away. The litsle one is living and gives promise of surviving. This was 8 terrible blow to Mr. Hinton, who hes been married but eighteen months and | who has been looking forward to the 1 return of his wife in shoro bime with l their child with great longing. The l bePeeved nus band will leave this even ing for Los AngsIee
 From Thursday Daily. i
 The Essaon of rains appears to be sp 
 Probate Judge Grouse this morning performed the ceremony which united IS man sud wife A. B Nsigh bsrs and Bslla Parker. Ina yonng couple are rom the Reymsrs mine in Pinal county md will return to shat place this even ne.
 "Lsst summer one of cur erend- children was, sick with a severe bowel rouble," says Mrs. .E. G. Gregory, of Trederickstown, Mo., "Ouf doctors emedy had failed, then we tried Cham Collie, Cholera end Disrrhoea which gave very speedy re- ief." For sale by all druggiste. Mir. 0. c. McNeil, the popular Gsn- f rsl Manager of the M. < P. road has re- , arped from his outing in California { sving visited all portions of the State. i 1r. McNeii who is thorough railroad [ len, will in short time introduce C roaA