Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
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morning from Bisbee and will be placed on pasture in shis valley to be fsstened for the markets.
 A course of lectures will bs given St the First Baptist church this winter under the auspices of the ladies' Aid Society. Among the lecturers will be president Howard Billmsn. of the Ari- zons University; Rev B D Gulick. of Prescott; Hon J G 9rge HilsingeF, of Tucson, who will.give character sketch es of O.d Mexico; Superintendent Mo Coweu, of the Phoenix Indian School; Chaplain Winfield Scott, U s A; spd Professor Waseon, of She Phoenix High School More defnits announcements will be made later.
 Psobste Judge Grouse issued mar rlege license this afternoon to Wm- T. Woods and Charlotte H. Bewley and the younR couple will be welded shis evening st the residence of the groom's sister southwest of the city. The bride has resided ID Phoenix for many years snd has gained hosts of friends and sd- nirers by her winning ways and pleas ing looks. The groom is well known 50 all old residents of the city and valley having resided here fog the psst ffteen years during which time he has filled | many positions of confidence and trust | being at the present time foreman for the Arizona Improvement Company The many friends of the young couple join the HERALD in congratulations and 1 best wishes.
 T6ere is trouble in the ranks of the people who have been issuing the
 Democrat in this city for the past three weeks and it now looks ss though the | lsss issue had appeared The foreman 1 of that office, who was by virtue of his
 office, devil, oompoeitoR, local editor and editorial writer, hf+ struck and placed | his claim for wages iu the hands of en ! attorney for collection. The bill is
 unique and thoroughly itemized. After setting forth the amount due him for
 mechanical work, he makes claim foR | editing slurs written about the Cover | nor and correcting grammeF and punc> tuation ID articles burning up other members of the administration. The olaim has not yet been paid and the
 forms are still on the press from the
 last edition issued.
 A gentleman who arrived this morn l ing from the VoltuFe mine, states that some twenty men arc now employed on
 shsB property getting out ore and the | ten-etsmp mill is kep5 pounding away
 on exceptionally good ore. All ex-
 panses are being paid by the ore which
 is being worked and good profit is go l ing into the hands of the operators. Lack of water hes caused she cyanide works to shut down. MF. MoLeish,
 who is operating cyanide plant on the
 old teilings expects to complete the
 work in about two months. and it has
 been a very prosperous undertaking for
 him ss ths tailings were very rich and l the cyanide process was what was
 needed to bring out the gold.
 Fro n IhnRt- -ay's Dsi,.
 The water company is laying new and larger mains on East Washington street.
 Seventh street has been partially graded at the railroad crossing near the
 MsFioope dspot.
 County School Superintendent Grouse
 today appointed Mrs. James R y, trus- tee of School District NJ. 49.
 Nervous people find relief by enrich ing their blood with Hoods Sarsapsrille which is the one brue blood purifier and nerve tonic.
 MT. Jos. S Day the furniture dealer was an ousgaing passenger last evening for Florida where hs goes on a short business trip.
 Mrs. H. s. Petersen, of Mesa Cisy, aF- rived this morning and spent the day shopping in this city. returning to Mesa on thu afternoon train.
 Mrs. M. D. Wheeler. posbmistress of Big Bug, Yavspai county is spending g few days with the family of s B. Miner North Gen trsl Avenue.
 Mary the twelve-year-old daughter of Mrs. Sseyars, died lsst evening aud vill be buried from the Catholic church tomorrow morning St ten o'clock by the Phoenix Undertaking Company.
 The NJ. < P. train from the south this morning brought in eight full car loads of freight for Phoenix merchants. Though business appears to be slack on the streets from the great amount of freight which is being reosivsd daily it is evident that grest deal of business is being transacted by our merchants.
 The three-year-old boy ot J A. John son, ot Lynn Center. Ill is subisos to attacks of.group. Me. Johnson says he is satisfied that the timely use of Chsmbe rlain's Cough R sme dy, during 8 severe attack. saved his little boys life He is in tbe.drug business, mem Der of the firm Of Johnson Bros. of that place; l and they handle 6 great many patent l medicines fer throat end luug diseases He hBd al these to cheese frem. and | skilled physicians ready to respond to | his call, bub selected this remedy for | use in his own family Bt time when l his child's life wes in de nger, because he knew it to te superior to ary other, and famous the country ogeF for its cures of cToup. Mir. Johnson says this is the best selling cough rediciue to handle, Rrd that 1t gives sper did satis-