Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-27
Interesting Paragraphs
From Wednesdays Daily.

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Attorney A P. Shewman of Mesa
City was In Phoenix today on business
before the District Court
Mrs. E. Keller, who has spent some
time in this city, was an outgoing pas
senger this norning for Winelow.
A course of Hoods Sarssparilla taken
now will build up the system and pre-
vent serious illness later on. Get only
Hoods.
The Gsnaigre Company yesterday
shipped carload of that plant to the
east and today sent a lot OF sacks SO
Peoria, which will be filled with that
tanuin root and shipped east in day
or two.
Dr.. W. G. Marcia, who has speut the
past two years in this valley. will leave
this evening for the OLD home at Peoria,
Illinois, with his wife. They will return
in the fall to spend the winter in this
valley.
Miss Matte Crews. of the Arizona
improvement Company, will leave in q
in Missouri. She will return in the fall
30 resume her position with the In
pFovement Company.
The jury on the case OF Vim. Knowles,
Indicted under charge OF selling
liquor to Iodisns. brought in a verdict
of guilty IS charged this morning and
Judge Baker sentenced the prisoner to
five months in the Territorial prison
at Yuma and to pay q fine of 800.
The casa OF ". L. Duffy vs.. John
A. Lucas for damages resulting from
the failure 90 receive water on his ranch
by the plaintiff was decided by the
trial jury in she District Court late
last evening who found for the plaintiff
and assessed the damages at $500.
Mr.. A. E. Gregg, late of Pennsylvania
has opened an Office In the Fleming
building and is now prepared to make
plans for the erection of any kind OF
style of building. Mr.. Gregg is an able
architect, having had years of expert
snoe in the east and comes to this city
with the best references.
Manuel Garcia, the inssrprater, was
very much annoyed st the puOiici ty
given in a morning paper to letter
from Mar. Marmoleio of Tempe address
sd TO him, which was handed 10 Mr..
Porterie by mistake. The letter instead
OF being a request to send sane vo-
nan to the insane asylum was letter
of in PRODUCTION TO Mr. Manuel Nuaez,
with request TO treet that gentleman
case tried before Probate Judge Grouse
yesterday.
Mr.. W. F. McNulty was seriously in
jured this morning while caring for his
horse, which be was leading to the
stable TO feed. The horse became
frightened and endesvored to free him
self from the buggy to which he was
hitched. MF. MoNnlty, who held on to
she bride, was struck on the back of
the head by the horses boots and rem
dered unconscious, in which condition
be remained for some time. The ply
sIcians who were summoned do not be-
lieve be is badly injured though is will
% tomorrow bsfors they can fully as
certain the extent OF his injuries.
The following ofiosrs were chosen
yesterday afternoon at the session of
the Arizona Encanpment of the G. A.
r, st Pesscost: Geo Hoxworth of Ran
some Post, Flagstaff, Department Com
msnder; Geo. D. Kendall of Barrett
Post PRESCOTT, Senior Department Com
& j Dorsn of Nsgley Post
Tucson, Junior Departments Oomman-
der; " F r SCHNEIDER of Barrett Post
PRESCOTT, Assistant Al iutsns Gsnerel;
P Parker Oven Post Phoenix Asss
5ant Quertermseter General; G D Bel
leo Oven Post Phoenix, Medical Di- |
'ector; @ Wilson Ransome Post F lag |
staff, Department Chaplain.
A marriage license was issGed this
afternoon by Probate Judge Grouse to
Alex B. Buckley and Minnie E. Pen
lowsky. The groom came to Phoenix
asst August almost in the last stages OF
consumption but by being careful and
emsining in this health giving
climate be has almost recovered. The
ride waited in Chicago for the sum
mons which would call her 10 this city
Is bride or mourner and fortunately
ecsived the summons to come as
ride and arrived here this morning.
ne ceremony was performed this after
Don by Rev. Mr.. Hslsey of the Baptist
ID urch, and the couple will at once
ID bark in house keeping in the resi-
ence erected by the groom on North
bird Avenue.
rom Thursdays Daily.
Mr.. Reese Ling, the popular Prescott
storney, is in the city on business De-
ore the District Court.
-Four carloads OF cattle will be ship
ed this evening for the east over the
[. & P road and tomorrow ten cars I
i'll go out over the same road for {
'enver.
The train from tbs south Was four
ours late this morning owing to trou
e with wsshoute on the Southern I
acific. The delayed train brought
to Tempe fifteen carloads of cattle for
P. Packard. which will be placed on