Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
From Thursdays Da,ly.


 From Thursdays Da,Iy.
 A marriage license was issued today
 by Probate Judge Grouse to Chester P.
 White and Mary H. Berkshire.
 Are you going 50 the hills? Gall on Griebel& smbaugh for your supplies .*
 Governor Franklin today eppoin ted
 Mr. F. A Sweet, of Blsoes, as 8 dele
 gate to the 9th seasion of the Trans
 Mississippi Congress-. which meets at
 Salt Lake.
 Partnership papers were filed in the Cpunty Recorders office this morning between s. Andre of Tempe and NJ. Merz of San Francisco. The new firm wIll carry on general harness and sad d cry business ss Tempe under the mansgemensCf of MT. R. G. Andre.
 DIED June 24, 1897, at the residence of John O boa, on the Black Canyon road, John A. Oulbsrtson, aged 64 years. Mr. CulbsEtson was 8 native of Virginia and pioneer of Arizone, com ing to the Territory and locating st Camp Verde about 1865 Tue funeral will bs had from the undertaking par loTs of w. H. Smith, on West Washing Bon street, at o'clock a. ID. June 25th.
 Mc. F. w. Pembsrton Is more than delighted with he performances Of bis horse Boydello who is now trottiDg on the eastern clrcoit. The horse recently made splendid record at Denver, and now from Ss. Joseph, Missouri. comes 8 telegram sSatinR thss he won 6 race at that place in three straight heats on A heavy track in the good time of 2:1s.4.
 The Territorial Board of School Ex- sminers have completed the work of examining the papers of the applicants for territorial teachers certificates, and find that the following persons passed successful examination and are entitled to territorial certificates: Madge Gould, of Prescott, vas granted s renewal of her first grade certificate granted her four years ego; Philip A. kirsch, late of Indiana, vss granted first grade cert ficate on certificate from the State Normal School of Indi- ada; Dorothy H. King, of Phoenix, was granted 6 first grade certificate and J. F Butler, of Phoenix, was granted 8 second grade certificate.
 Sheriff Orms this morning received 8 large number of photographs secured by Johnson, of the Phoenix Portrait Company, there being about one hun dred and ity of them in she package. All of these photographs with she ex- dress of the party who gave them to Mr. Johnson, and they show that they are from all portions of the Territory. Sheriff o 'me will ss once send them through the postoff13e 50 the address oD the backs and it Is to be hored that all persons iE the Tel ribory who have been 1 by the Phoenix Portrait | Company will ae least receive their 1 photogrf DIS back. through the untiring l sfforts Of Sheriff Orme.
 Last evening Mr.Marion McCann came | nto Phoenix for some medic ne for his | Uife. who is not well, and reed in the | HERALD that a warrant had bean issue d | or his ares on s charge Of failure to | comply wisb S contrsc5 for the delivery | # cattle. He immediately went to the Sher ifs offiee where he surren dsred | himself and WAS grrsigned before ust- ce Johueoue He admitted the facts ct forth in the complaint against him, ,ut stated that it WAS not his fault that le had not complyed with ths contract. Is had portion ot ths catIls coatrect- d for on pasture in the valley and was oinR everything possible to round up he balance on the raERe and expected 0 succeed and have ths catils in Pnoe- jx ready tor delivery within the Dext wo weeks. The case wss continued pr two weeks to give him tlme to com ly with the provisions of the contract. pm Fridays Daily. Griebsl < Stan bsugh mske special rices for mountain outfits. Up to the present time there are bout ten applicants for the position of :. ostmsster of Phoenix and each one of [ le ten are sure of being the lucky ] an. II