Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

The indications are that those who dsley registering for the Good Templsr sxoureion to Prescott on July 2Oth will get left for there will be but oue csr, and already two-thirds of it's seating capacity Is reported engaged. The ex-
 eremely low rates being offered by the
 Good Tsmf lars who have chartered the
 oar are catching the people who want to
 eujoy weeks outing as email cost.
 The Irvine Go. ara booking the sppli-
 pants, and report considerable interest
 being manifested.
 Just try loo. box of Csscarete, the
 finest liver and bowel regulator ever
 made.
 Probate Judge Grouse officisted at
 the marriage ceremony which took
 place at the Six Avenue botsl Sunday evening and at which time Margaret G. Sparks and James F Peerce were united
 as man and wife. Many friends were present and delightful wedding sup ger followed the ceremony. The young couple who are among the best known and moss popular society people gre preparing to go to housekeeping in the uortheru portion of the city, where 8
 very cosy home is being prepared for | theiF reception.
 A quiet wedding will take place this evening st the residence of Mrs. Van Pool on Indiana stFees at which time | Miss Ola Ferguson of the Schofeld mil inery establishment, end one of our
 most estimable young ladies will wed l Mr. Geo. Wallace who arrived in this | city Sunday morning from his home in l Missouri for that purpose. The young l couple will leave this evening 'mmedi- ately after the wedding for California | where they will spend the summer, re-
 turning to Missouri this fail where they will make their future home.
 l United States Marshal w. M. Grif- l fth arrived this morning from Tacson,
 accom- panied by his chief clerk, Jno.
 NJ. Compton. and wlll go on this eveu- | ing to Prescott to attend the session of the United Ssasea court, which cons | veues in that city tomorrow m ornipg Mir. Griffith, when asked regarding the | appointment of his deputies in the vsri- ous counties in the Territory, stated | that he would make no appointments
 for some time, possibly not for a month. l He Is awaiting the receipt of printed in-
 ssructions from Washington which will sat forth the duties of Deputy U. S. l Msrshsis. The remuneration of such | positions have been so reduced that it IS impossible for msu to make 8 living out of ths office, and Mr Griffith says | be is afraid that when the numerous sp- plicants read ths instructions they will | immediately withdraw their applica- tions.
 About three ysars SEQ the body of | Greek WAS found lying in 8 huo in the
 south hwestern portion of this city. The
 poor fellow had been cut to pieces with | ou axe and sil the testimony which | could be procured st the tins lead the l officers to feel confident that the man
 who had committed the horrihls butoh- cry were Vicente Franco and Juan Luas alsis Francisco Aldecova, who were lest
 seen with the desd men and who could
 not be found by the officers. Warrsnts were issued for the srress of tbe suppns- | ed murdersra, but until shis morning l no trace oe thsm cou d be fouad A gentleman who arrived his ID ,Fning from Bsbee informed the officere tbet the swo men wanted for the crime of ID under we're living ip Bisbee, V here short time ago one os them had been
 seriously cut in the face during quar-
 rel with another man who had been
 sent to the penitentiary for the offsuse.
 The officers at onne talerrsphed the
 officers ss Bsbee to arrest the msn and
 au officer will leave this evening for
 that piece to bring them to Phoenix for
 trial