Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
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 Robert M Strauss oi La Fortuna ar lived tbis morning from Prescott, where
 went to look at some gold properties.
 Hrs. l. ,okwood aged A years, gother of Mr. Alfred Lockwood of Peoria, dled last night and will be buried tomorrow.
 Griebel & Stsmbaugh are making special prices in summer wash goods. | Gall On them.
 A marriage license was issued this afternoon by Acting Probate Judge | Scott, to Mir. w. H. Cole, the big Gile Bend watermelon grower, and Maud Trimble, of the same place.
 Mir. Jim Gibson will leave in few days for his cattle range on the Nsw River. It is said that he has borrowed Billy Cooks night glass and will re- main awake nights looking through it.
 Mr. Lincoln Fowler this afternoon presented to Gov. McCord Salt River valley watermelon that lays over the Georgia meloE presented to Mckinley by ten or fifteen pounds, as it weighs about ninety pounds.
 MT. Charlie Goddard, Of Port lspd, Ore, arrived in this city today and brought with him a number of Kou- dyke nuggets. shs first Klondyke gold to reach this city. Some of she mug gets were big as the end of B mans thumb.
 Phoenicisns fog the remainder Of the summer have the privilege of hearing open-air concerts from she brass bands twice each week. The Capital City band has msde arrangements to give open-aiF concerts each Friday evening on the plsze and the Pioneer baud will continue its Sunday evening concerts.
 A letter was received in this oity this ID morning from Mr Lon Cox, who is on his was to the Kiondyke ss the repre- sentative Of some local capitalists. He is at present as Seattle with several other gentlemen from this section of country and expects to leave in few days for the Yukon, where he will ous- ds
 ME George Webb came in yesterday from Mesa OibV with an Indian whom he had arrested near that plscs on charge of smuggling cattle 4eToss the line near Nogsles Mr. Webb had also levied upon number of head of stock ct that place which had bsen smuggled. He left this moruing across country with his prisoner and MF. Gordon Hun- ssckeF for Tucson.
 Word was sent to the various eDg1n- eers of She oisy yesterday that free transportation would be furnished all of them who cared to go to Prescott for the purpose of attending the funeral of Mr. Gwyp, the civil engineer who died in that city yesterday morning. As MF G wyn WAS extremely popular in this city large number of our civil eu- Rneers vent to- Prescott last evening for the purpose of paying e last tribute to the remains of their friend.
 The new gas company this morning paid eff several hundred of the Mexi, cans who have been engaged in digging trenches foR the mains for that com pany. Poll Tax Collector Greenwood vas on the ground and when one of the poor cusses received his pay roll of three OF four dollars 8 50 was held out for poll tax. The Mexlcsns soon found wey to beat the proposition by hand ing their checks Go the old ard young men of the party, who were not suhjsot to poll tax, and se they could not talk English and ths collector could not talk collector sent foF an interpreter, and even then he met with but poor success in securing his S2 50.
 Attorney W J. hingsbury this after noon made application before Court Commissioner Crenshew for temporary restraining order to compel all persons from interfering with the work of clean ing the south branch of the Tempe canal, pending the hearing of the suit filed by Mir Kingsbury in the District Court for permanent injunction. From Mr. KingsbuFy it is learned that the directors had shut of tte water in that canal for the purpose of cleaning 1t and the tspoou had been cut several times and the water turned in at considerable expense to the company and as it is sb- necessary that the canal be oleGned thsy bring the matter into court. Sheriff Osme left shie afternoon | for Tempe to serve she ipjuuction. Fro n Tharsday's Daily.
 Griebel GS Siam bsugh make special | prices for mountain outfits.
 The csmp meeting opens tonight in the grove near the end of she street car