Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-10-14
Pima County:

Next Sunday the Good TemplaFs of Tucson snd Phoenix will hold services in the Methodist church morning and evening. There will be 8 large deiega- tion from Phoenix who will join the Tucson lodge in their services. Tucson Star.
 L. H. Manning returned lssb night fgom three days trip to the San Xavier mines. The new hoisting plant will be started in operation in few dsys,w when greater amount of ore than has ever bsen shipped out of Tucson from one mine before. will be shipped daiiy,- Tucson Citizen.
 Miss Ezie Ssdgemore, convicted of seauIt with intent to kill, wes taken to Yuma last night. For the past two days when the certainty of her sentence stared her in the face, she has bsen al most 6slieFous with grief. So much so that her screams could, so 1t Is said, be heard two blocks away. It is also said thstlefforts will be made to induce the governor to pardon her. - Tucson Citizen.
 An effoFs is being made by County Superintendent Woods to arrange a joint county teachers institute to be held in Tucson some time near Christi mas. He is sending notices to the sev- eral school superintendents of the coun- ties In southern Arizona. The counties included are Cochise, Gils, Graham, Maricopa, Pima, Pinsl and Yuma. Tue son could accommodate such 8 gather ing admirably, and it Is hoped the plan will be success.-T'ucson Star.
 R. 0. Lowell, of Phoenix, is in tbe city. MT. Lowell has the reputation of coast and putting in sewer pipes sr d, in fsot, all kinds of street wosk, fancy csment and tile work. MP. Lowell thinks Tucson offers a good field for hls business and will make estimates ss to the cost of sewerlng the oity as we'll as putting in cement sidewalks. He has done much of this class of work for Phoenix, which has added so much to the solidity and appearance of the osp- ital city Tucson Star.
 The company of Elks from Phoenix and Prescott will arrive in Tucson sat uFday morning, and will be welcomed by a committee of home Elks, headed by Mayor Beuhman. According to the committee arrangements, the Elks will gather at Masonic Hall, Radulevioh block, st D. m. from which place the parade will start headed by the military band. The visiting Elks will be in uniform. After she parade the institu- tion of the local lodge will occur, at the Masonic Hall, followed at HOO p. DO. by Che banquet et Hotel Hell, which Is ex- peoted to be one of the most suspicious occasions of the sssson.-Tucson star.
 An important transfer of mining property occurred yesterday in shis city when the Twin Peaks mine situated about sou7 miles from Olive camp and about thirty miles southwest from this oity, WAS bonded by Meesrs. Baxter, Irish and Ellis to Ospt. J. D. Burgess. The bond is for s6O,O00. A small con- sideration was paid down and Capt. Burgess agrees to pay another instell- meat of S25, ,0OO In three months and the h balance in one ysaV. This property is recognized by mining experts to be one Of the most promising copper properties in southern Arizona, and will do doubt far excel the expectations of it's owneEe. Tucson Citizen.
 D. B. Gillette, superintendent of the Gold Note Mining company, continues to push operations On the properties owned by the com psny nesR Bumblebee says the JourndL-Miner. The company recently leased the mines, mill, slectFic light plant, water rights. fumes, pipe line, etc. of the Cooperative M. < M. company. and is preparing to start up the mill aoon. He also expects to add thirty stamps more to the mill. At present Clark Sacky have fouF freight teams engaged ID hanling ous ore ard hauling supplies into the camp. ME. Gillette is 7esY well pleased with the present outlook of the property sofs Star.
 Several conflicting reports were going the rounds today of 8n accident which some said had resulted in she death of 8 young lady and the severe injury of an- other. Upon investigation it WAS learn ed that, while the tents were being put up on the circus grounds this morning, one of the poles which supported the edge of the canvass fell and struck the 16.yesF-old daughter of W. W. Waters, who wse standing near st the time, CD the hesd, kuockinR her down. The in juRed girl wss picked up and carried into the tent and DF. Purcell was called. He pronounced she girl not seriously hurt although quite severely, ib being bus a scalp wound, and while it will no doubt be painful could not in itsslf prove fatal. After the accident tbe l orowd, all eager to see what had occur- red, crowded towards the tent in such 1 numbers shat It was necessary to beat them back, in order to DO msintsin ordsr- Tucson Citizen
 George " Norton, the engineer, min ing man and one of the leading cisizsus of Yuma County, was in the city yesteF- day. Mr Norton made the survey for she big Yuma Caasl and is Iow the en- I