Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-03
Frank BURY. the man who took nor

firm tbs sftarp0on. A letter Wes founc
| among the effects OF the suicide which
| was from sister, but the suicide he'd
taken the precau lion If tearing off bolt
the siyaetare and the introduction
so that it was impossible to tell wheEt
tbs letter was from or who the writer
| was. Dr.. Mshoney under whose care
| tbs unfortunate man spent some three
| months sS the county hospital, states
that while en- inmate of that institution
| the men had told him tibet he cam.
from Missouri and that the Only Feia
tive he had was q sister l. looks ct
though his identity would never be re
Vealed. The coroner's jury will return
| a verdict tomorrow morning.
From Tuesday, Daily.
10 bne District court this morning the
case OF Kemper VS.. Hamilton was triec
and judgment rendered for the plain
Tiff.
TIE will of the lste F. s. Belcher wat
admitted to probate today aud Fred
8. Beloher appointed executor of she
estate.
Mr. Csc. K. Smith, the tailor, will
leave this evening for Tucson where be
| will permanently locate. Mr.. Smith is
| master workman and Tucson is
fortunate in securing him as resi-
dent.
Mfr. O. E irle. the Ell Paso enelter
| man, arrived from tbs eouSh this morn
ing and efter couple OF days IN this
city in the interest of his company will
visit the noFthssn portion of the Ter
ritory.
Mf NJ. G. Hilderbrend who has spent
| several months in this city, returned
last evening to Indianapolis. He will
| dispose of all his interests in that city
and in the fall return so Phoenix to
make his permanent home in bhis valley
with which he is delighted.
MrL 8 Myers for whom anxioue in
quiry vas being mads by his wife has
| been found in this city where be is me-
gotiating an important deal. He was
surprised at the tscs that iuqu ~ wac
being made for him as be supposed Mrs
| Myers knew OF mis- whereabouts.
| The Board of Su pervisors this morn
ing audited tbs claim OF Geo H R 15h-
rock for 800 fo- caring FOE J Moni hon
Woods, an INDECENT infont. OF
course tne claim vas allowed as
Supervisor j. Monihon, IS she oshaF
| membe of she Board say, could not
see q nameeske suffer for she proper
care that il should have.
Col J Roe Young, who has the oon-
tract for handling the ore from the
King Of Arizona mines in Yuma county,
about forty-fivs miles from Texas Hill,
arrived from that Damp this morning
He reports large force of msn as work
on those claims, and the ore being taken
out as being very rich. He believed it
to be one of the coming mines of she
Territory.
"There is no use in taking" says W.
q. Hroad we'll, druggist, La Cygne.
Kas "Chgmberlein's Collie. Cholera and
Diarboea Remedy does she work. After
taking medicines of my own preparation
aud those Of others, took dose of
Chsnberlsins and it helped me; u sec
oud dose onred me Cspdjdly and con
seientiously / can recommend it IS the
best thing in the market" The % aud
so cent sizes for sale by all druggists.*
Walter Oline reported 60 the police
this morning that Sunday afternoon be
rode IL to town horseback and hitebed
his horse at the Goldman corner. he
was away from the horse abouS ten
minutes and when he returned he found
the horse gone end the rope with which
10 had been hitched cut in two. Since
that time he has been unable to find
tbs animal and be requests the assist
ance of the police in recovering the
animal.
A 81 Patter, with 3 @ Atkins & Co,
Indianapolis, Ind, writes: 81 have never
before given 3 testimonial In my life,
but will say that for three years we
have never been without Cham berlein's
Colic, Cholera and DierPhoea Remedy
in the house and my wife would as coon
think of being without -four as bottle |
of this Remedy il the summer season. |
We have used 1t with ali three OF our
children and it has never failed TO cure |
NOT simply stop pain, but cure abso- |
lutely II is ail right. AID anyone who |
tries is will fnd it So" For sale by all |
druggists.
Mr.. j. w. Benham returned last night |
from Wickenberg where he has the
hundred Japs employed by his company
at work in the cansgre fields. Mr..
reports To at the Japs are doing
sxcellens work since he culled from
bheir ranks the hslf-dozsn unrully
spirits and say they compare most tsv-
orsbly with any other kind of labor
which can be secured in quantity in this
valley A large amount OK work is be-
ng done by MF. Benhsm, who never
rests or sleeps while his attention is
needed in furthering she interests of
lis people.
Mr.. James McMiIlsu, who has, during
he past couple of weeks, visited many
# the ranches oe THE vslIey. reports
hat the various farmers who have
undertaken the work of demonstrating
he ACCESSIBILITY CT sugar best culture
rs paying close nsseot zion TO tho crops
hey ara raising aud ags giving the beet
fair trial. The Grape than are now |