Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-30
Interesting Par agrarhs.
From Wednesdays Dsily.

Probate Judge Grouse today appoint ed R lbert 0. George es school trustee of Enterprise district number 39-
 Nose DFachman, and wife, nee Ethel Edmunds, srrivsd this morning from Los Angeles. They are stopping at the Ford
 Mrs. Clara Evans has donated to the ehsmb bar of commercs soma excellent branches of the Cratsegus Pyracinths- or burning bush.
 ssC. J. Hall has completed his bond as receiver of the Arizona Canal Company and the Acizona Improvement oom- pany, but She bond has not yes been approved by Judge Street.
 Miss Maud Weabherby. young lady ? years of age, who has nssn stopping in the oity for aometime for she benefit of her health, died yesterday evening of tu uosrculosis. Tha remains will De shipped to Odillieoshe. Missouri, and =ili be acson panied by sne mJ5aer of She deceased.
 Governor M. H. MoCofd has i received letter from the zovarnor of Tsxes making inquiries concerning the daash of Wm King, Who was shot and killed about moath ago at Wilcox while resisting an officer. The governor Of Texas said that he heard shas King had bsen fouIlY mur- deFad and urged G3veroor McCord to make an investigation and puuish tho guilty party. The governor answered mat ooroner's iaTy had completely ex- oaeratsd the ofioer wno WIS in the lawful discharge of his duty.
 A most notable fessuFs of shs Lndies' Home Journal for 1898 wIlI be The lsssss Experiences of Cabinet Members Wife," series of letters from the wife of Cabinss member to her sister, will it is said, reveal some startling end grapb:e pen pictures of Washington social and off siel life. They are 8 realistic that the letters will be published anonymously and are likely to attract National attention The l biographies of President Mckinley. Mrs Cleveland, Mark Twsin. Thomas A |. Edison and Joseph Jefferson will be presented in 8 novel way by series of anecdotes, giving the vital oheFacteris- tics of each. E1ward w B3k will have I special page tof young mso, in Addit- ion to his usual editorial discussions. Ex President Harrison is to wriss on 'rhe Flag in the Home"
 Bert Roy, alias Willie Wiidwood, the young msn with She long f1wing looks who sspires to emulate the deeds of oovel heroes, is in the toiis- He was arrested this morning by Marshal Hooker on the charge of robbing 8 friend Of s1O and en additional charge around with sn aoqnaintance from Glendsle yesterday taking in the sights and occasionally dropping few dollars on the seductive green cloth. Willie was enjoying the generosity of his com panion. Last night Willie proposed that his companion provide him with a bed for the night, and the other in the l fullness of his heart took tns long haired boy to his room. During the night as the story runs, Willie extracted l from the pockets of his sleeping com panieu ths sum of S1O.
 McClure's Megezins for Jaou9ry will contain the first of a series of articles by Herbert K. Hsmblen describing, from fiftsen yesrs' personal experience, the daily life ard disasters of rsiirosd workman. Mr. Ham olen is the author at "On Mauy Seas" 8 record of his own sailor adventures and experiences that has had great sale. Ills knows the life Of the railroad as thoroughly as he knows the life of the sea, and his forth coming papers cannot fail to bs inter esting The first wll give bis expert encss as 8 brakeman in the yerd and on the road. The papers will be illustrat- ed with drawings from life by W D. Stevens.