Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-07
Interesting Paragraphs.

Eight carloads of cattle will leave this evening over the M. & P. road for Los Angeles.
 The weather seems now to have sst- slad 8owa into our regular fail supply of she cool dry article.
 Hon. Frank Cox is erecting fine re- sidenoe in the Nsahr's Addition, on West Washington street.
 Mir. Al. Wormen, of this valley, ia preparing to lsave for the Kiondyke country the latter part of January.
 The coming Tncson excursion is be- ing worksd ua in good shape and a large crowd js expected to participate.
 We kaow the great cures ty Hoods Ssrsaparills are genuine bsoeusa the people themselves write about them.
 Mir. E. Johnston, ths newly gppoin sed clerk of tbs Supreme Court, arrived 5his morning from Tucson and will al 0ncs enter upon tte duties of his of fee.
 Mir J Honsohu, largs property vner in this city, arrived this morning from San Francisco where he has spent the summer and wilt spend the winter in this city.
 There are not less than forty resi- denees, great and small going up in the city proper and the additions, not to speak of she important business blocks ;r ooy1--a of ccpatruat;C1
 The wedding of Miss MarRuFete, daughter Of MT. end. Mrs Guy Bsn- nett, of this city, and Mr D Nj. BeF- ringer, of the Pe8rce mine, Cochise county, is announced for the 20sh in- stans.
 There are good many people living under cauves os the outskirts of Phoe nix and the canvas answers the purpose very 8ell so long ee E continued rain storm does not come elong, and such rarely occur.
 Rev. H. A. Thompson of Kanoshs Wisconsin who has besE ia the city for the past week looking after his fine orange orchard under the Arizona canal will leave for his home early next week.
 "The New Arizona" is the title of Rr elegant little bronchure issued by the Southern Pacific Co. giving in brief re- view an idea OF it's resources, develop mont. soil, climate and it's advantages for homemaking. h is we'll written handsomely printed and gives just the points desirable. There should be g million of them procured and dis tribnted,
 D. B Gillette, superintendent of the Gold Note Mining Company. continues to push operations on the properties owned by that company, near Bum ble. bes. The company recently leased the mines, mill, electric light plant, water rights, fumes, pipe Iiae, etc, of the Co operative B. &c NJ Co, end sra prepar- ing to stGrt up the mill soon. The pipe line has beesn injured oncs OF twice by high water, and Mir. Gillette is rebuild ing the entire fins Of five miles, placing it OF the vest Eids of Agua Ffia, snd above high water msFk. ds expects to have this completed by the 18th of she present month. Ills also expects to edd thirty stamps more to the mil. At present Clark < S5uokey hevs fouF freight teams engaged in hauling in supplies to the camp. Mr. Gillette is very yell plsased with tbe present cut lGok Of the property Speakire, sc cidenteliy, oe hia recent purchase at Pines Altos, New Mexico, Air. Gillette said he believed 1t 50 be the biggest property he had evar bssn connected with, and he has been connected with some pretty large ones.-Joa1rnaI Miner. Fro Mondays Dsily-
 Probate Judge Grouse this morning issDed a marriage licapee to Edgar o.