Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-22

ing agent of the Texas & Pacific Rail- way Co.,, Is in the city today looking up business foE his very excellent and &C., commodsting line of road and by the way one which affords the shortest route from this region of country to St. Louis and beyond. Mr. Curtis head quarters are in EI Paso.
 Arohiteot McGinnis was nothing if not angry this morning when on his Ee- turn from his visit to Flagstaff he read the mention of himself in the morning paper. He considers this habit of maligninR respectable citizens indulged In by the morning paper @ very perni- cious habit which should bs stopped by heroic measures.
 District Court Clerk J. B. Walker re- B. H. HilleP we'll known in this cisy who is st present located in Alaska. MT. HilleF in speaking of the richness of some of the mining claims in that country cites the case of two men who spent the winter out in the mines and returned this spring with S1O5,O0O as the result of theiF winters work.
 Marshal Hooker received letter this morning from Mrs. Stevens of Los Angeles requesting information regard ing her SOD, Marcus Henry Stevens, who on February 21et of this year wrote her from this city and since which time he has not been heard from. There is an estate to be settled and the signature of the missing man is necessary. Any in form ation as to his whereabouts If given to the Marshal will be communicated
 to the mother.
 Cascsrsts stimulate liver, kidneys and
 bowels. Never siokens. weaken or gripe
 10 cts B F Gfeenlsw, the Cooonino lumber
 man, Is in town. The company of which he is the head and manager, Is cutting 75,OO0 feet of lumber peg day, having
 recently built new mill and added 8 blaming mill to their plant. A new sid ing and station, seven miles west of Flag staff on the Santa Fe Pacific railroad has been built fos the accommodation of the company. It is called Greenlaw " station.-Journal Miner
 The date of She arrival In Tucson of Judge Gsorge R. Davis to relieve Judge Joseph D Bethune as judge of this judicial district now seems quite undetermined, no definite advice upon the subjsot having been received from Judge Davis. The impression that was noted in the Sur that he would reach here this week proved upon invsstigs- tion by the man from the Star to have had very slender foundation, even for merely an impression.-Star.
 You may hunt the world over and you will not find another medicine and Diesrhoes Remedy for bowel com plaints. It is pleasant, safe and reli- able. For sale by all druggists.
 The marriage of Mir. Harry A. Listen, disclplinarian at the Indian School, and Miss Florence Nixon, kindergarten teacher at the same insti- tuition, took place last evening ln the SupeFintendent's cottage, the ceremony being performed by Rsv. L. Hslsey, D. D., of this cisy. upeFintsndent Mo Comus and his sstimable wife entertain ed bhe young married couple and the wedding guests se an elaborate wedding supper which followed She ceremony. Both bride and groom are we'll known in this oity, where they have hosts of friends who wish them God spsed on their journey through life.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Are you going to She hills? Call on GriebelS Ssambsugh for your supplies.*
 Mr. 6. D. Ostrom. she Yavspai county educator and a prominent can didete for bhe position of Supsrinteu- dent of Public Instruction, arrived this morning.
 Contractor Toohey has secured the contract for building the wagon road from Vulbure Siding to She Castle Creek Hot Springs and will leave thIs city in couple of days with men and teams to ssert the work.
 Ms. W. F. Netherton brotbsr of the late ex Superintendent. of Public In ssruotion, F. J. NetheFton, arrived this from Santa Cruz and will ss- sist his father in settling up the estate of his brother.
 Among those of our people who took advantage of the weekly excursion last evening to the Skylight city were Mrs Phil Brsnnen. Emma Fremont, Dr R B Kunzs, G Harris, Mrs T 0 Bennett, Robt Downon, W Burns, Lsona Kelley, Mv and Mrs W Walker.
 Messrs. Flannigsn & Willis. the pro yressive young lawyers of this oisy, have been retained to defend Lario dsl Cia, the Mexican who, 8 short time ago | killed another Mexican in a saloon at | Florence, and will leave for Florence in | ! few days to conducs the defense.
 Among She outgoing passengers on | ast evenings s. F. P. dt P. train were | \ Eccles, St. Joseph; Mrs. H M Ron lick, Colorado Springs; M Fitzgerald Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. H F Hansen Miss s Ohristianson, Gut, CD burg, Sweden.
 There are five carloads of machinery t the junction of the s. F., P. & P. road oiled 50 the onyx company at Big Bug. This machinery will be hauled to the