Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05

DO nlS successor WiIO pCHG6neSS Dut with great reluctance" MT. John Tait was in the city today from the orange grove and from him ib l is learned that his uncle, Magous Tsi5
 formerly superintendent of orchards
 for the Improvements Go. had joined the rush to Alaska to seek his fortune. His many friends in the valley will hope to see him succeed.
 Mr. J. E. Bsttlsr of Mesa City, was in Phoenix today. Mr. BettleF wishous exception owns the finest almond or chsrd in the Salt River vslley and one 1 of which the south side is very proud .. MT. Bettler understands fruit culture | thoroughly and is bringing his orchard
 to state of perfection never before
 reached in any orchard in this valley. From Mondays Daily.
 The tarmers are happy.
 A small assignment of mud. today. Mrs MAustrgW will isave this even ing for visit to the old home at Pists- l burg, Pennsylvania.
 The seaside visitors will soon begin | theiR return to Phoenix. They had very l little to leave for this year. Already few strangers are coming 1 into Phoenix from the east looking for l place to stay during the fail and | winter.
 MessFs. Will Luoes ard Harry Duey
 ot Globe spent the day in Phoenix on their return to Globe from visit to California.
 Died, in Florence, July 31, Nevs, in-
 tant daughter of Mir. cad Mrs. Chas. O. Carpenter, and granddaughter of Mir.
 and Mrs. Geo. W. Brown of this city. OoI. 0. W. Johnstone wss today
 named by Gov. MoCord as Territorial treasurer, and that gentleman will at ones file his bond and assume the duties of that position.
 Mr. O. F. Morgan, vith his wife and
 Mrs. A. Oliver, left Saturday evening for San Francisco, where the ladies will spend the summer while Mr. Morgan
 pays visit to Alaska.
 MT. Fl. s. CHI this morning filed his
 bond es Clerk of the District Court,
 which was approved by the Board Of Supervisors and that gentleman enteF-
 ed upon tho duties of his offics. His
 first official act was to appoint Mr c H Knapp ss deputy.
 Dt. A. M. Tustle will leave this even- ing for Chicago where he will remain for one month. During his absence DF. Beldon will look after his business and will be in the office or Washington street each day batwaen ten aud twelve o'clock.
 MT. T. J. Helm, general agent for she Denver ead Rio Grsnde railrood spent Sunday in this city Mr. Helm was greatly surprised to fidd such large aud metropolitan city in Ariz ma cad his visit to shis city will result in much good to us.
 The funeral OF the late Garrett D. An derson will be held tomorrow morning at o'clock from the Phoeriz Under taking parlors, between Seccnd and Third avenue, on Washington street. Mrs. Anderson is too III and weak to attempt to make the trip east with the body now.
 Mr. Merrill, Of Mesa City, returned yesterday from 8 visit to the Red Picaoho mining district. He says be found many splendid properties in that distlict whose owners are working them and saving the gold by arassrss. MF. Merrill will crest custom mill in that district and do what be cen 10 develop number of properties there.
 Bishop Ksndriok, Of the Episcopal diocese, is in the northern part of the Territory ard ordains Rev. B G. Lee at Williams tomorrow. He goes from there into northern Nsw Mexico and does not expect to reach Phosnix bs- fore the middle of September. Mrs. KendPck will return from the sea shore about September 1.
 A letter received this mornine from Judge Grouse conveys the sad inseili- gence thus be found his little child alive | 0u arriving at TsrFe Hsube but so seRi- | ously ill that it is ex pected to die at l any time. Blood poisoning hes attack sd the little one. Mrs. Grouse, mother 1 of the Judge, is also seriously ill and | she physicians give bus slight hopes of aeF recovery.
 It is reported that Miss Stella Ksy, ,f Alham bre, who is spending the sum- ner in the east with relatives. hed died . few days since, but 10 particulars vere obtsineble up to the time of gong 10 press The young lady YES very popular smorg e wide circle of friends, nd wlll be mourned by many. She wae sister of w H , Frenk ard Harry Kay end of Mrs. s. s. Green.
 kcsing County School Soperinten- lent Scott thia morning drew the war ant for Sl5 GOO for the pnroh asa of the Jburchill property fog Righ School purposes Hud he money was paid over y Treasurer MuR.-y sc the trust ees of he High School. Bsfore the warrant 7ssEdrewn the note and mortgage for 5000 against tbaf property wGs filed ,ith Mc. Sooss propsrlgs iuaorsed as aid.