Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30

A. H. and Frank Beasley will leave Flagstaff tomorrow for this valley to spend the winter.
 Miss Helen Wells has returned to Prescott after a visit of several months in the east
 A report is current at Globe that the United Globe shelter will be blown in shortly and work resumed.
 A discovery of platinum was made the other day in Yuma county. The deposit is said to be a large one.
 Last Thursday at Lochial. Pima county, Dr. Harrison accidentally shot and killed a Mexican named Alvares.
 Nogales is soon to have a new hotel that will be large enough to accommo- date the heavy traffic that town en- joys.
 The excavation of the track for the new street railway at Tucson is now completed out to the University addi- tion-
 One or tive hotels, an opera house and innumerable residences are pro jected for Flagstaff for the coming spring.
 A new discovery was made the oth- CT day about twelve miles above Saf- ford The find pans gold in rich quan- tititeS.
 The Santa Fe Pacific will have by the first of the year spent over a mil lion dollars in making Improvements on that road.
 The ladies of the Catholic church at Yuma succeeded in raising over $500 at a fair given there for the purpose of raising funds for the building of church.
 George T. Peter, the well known Tonto Basin cattle man has been ap- pointed as member of the Gila coun- ty Board of Supervisors, to ill va cancy.
 E. O. Christy, western manager of the International Society, is visiting Prescott He is a cousin of Col. Wm. Christy of Phoenix.
 John Robinson, clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Yayapai county, was married Friday to Miss Bertha M- Clarke of Prescott.
 More sheep have been driven from Navajo and Coconino counties into the Salt River valley this year for pastur--
 
 Judge Sloan of Prescott reduced the. bail of J. F. Daggs of Flagstaff from S3,0OOz to S1,OOO as result of the habeas corpus proceedings instituted.
 Mrs. Frank Reish, of Placeritas, who wandered from her home the other day in a snow storm, clad only in a mother hubbard, was adjudged insane and committed to the asylum at Phoenix
 Dr. Carlos Montezuma writes from the Chicago Medical College to the Globe '.Silver Belt that the reserva- ton Indian is a mistake. pr. Monte zuna is a full blOoded Apache from the San Carlos agency
 The Stein's Pass train robbers have been removed from this Territory to New Mexico and will be tried there for the crime. The Offense of train robbing in New Mexico is the same as in Arizona and is punishable with death.
 The United Verde will close down about January 15 for a period of four weeks. This is done for the purpose of strengthening the main working working shaft and making several needed Improvements
 The mines south of Casa Grande are turning out well. Several gold prop critics are being worked with success, and the entire district is producing in excess of the most sanguine eXpecta- tions of property holders.
 California parties have been in Tue son lately making investigations of the marble resources of Arizona It is TaI5 be sufficient to build the San Francis Messrs O. B. Hardy and Charles Sanders. two prominent mining men from Nevada, are in Arizona in search of investment At present they are investigations in Cochise. They will visit the Yuma gold fields 1 sOon- A fire at Jerome on Friday night de | Stroyed an entire block of business l houses. The loss will aggregate S4O,- 900, the insurance being very light | lighted lamp out of the | window of lodging house.
 Senator Ives returned last Sunday from a short business trip to Denver. It was ten degrees below zero when the Senator left Denver, and it looks IS though the people of Yuma do not zndw when they are well off when hey complain bitterly of thirty de- yrees above zero.--Sentinel.
 Williams appears to be as prosper JUS now as it was before division were removed. Ninety nenAare now employed in the Saginaw ,ox factory, half the number on day Unfit and the other half during the {: light The town is said 10 be improv- ng and all branches of business four shing>
 The Board of Supervisors on Mon lay allowed claims for scalpS to the mount of SS05, and have about S100 , n scalp claims yet to pass upon Most if the scalps turned in are those of ions- and although the draft on theI ounty treasury is heavy it is a satis- |: action to know that these destructive , 'easts are being thinned out so rapid l y in Gila county.-Globe Belt. l1 Don't be persuaded into buying lin ments without reputation or merit Pain Balm costs no 1ore and it's merits have been proven y a test of many years. Such letters $ the following, from L. G. Bagley, Iueneme, Cal, are constantly being eceived: "The best remedy for pain have ever used is Chamberlain's 'ain Balm. and I say so after having sed it in my family for several ears" It cures rheumatism, lame