Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-05-27
Mr. Al opba, the Mesa wine ma,

| was IN the Guy 6OQ8y on DuSIne6s' MT
| Cuber is preparing DO take a trip to the
old bone in Wisconsin an d expects tc
leave next week.
Miss Annie Williamson sod mother
| who have conducted a restaurant il
this city for several years. were outgo-
ing passengers lest evening for Butte
Mootane, where they Will make theiI
future homs.
The case Of DIR Batsin on appear
from she decision of the City Recorder
who assessed q foe of $40 ag sinet the
Doctor for lighting was tried in The D g
trics Court to-day and a judgment ren-
dered in favor of the plant If.
W. C.Dsvs, the Vuiture mining men,
passed through Phoexix yesterday or
his way to Tucson. He reports the old
Vulture showing up in splendid shape
| and several new and large deposits OF
ore uncovered. This property is again
destined to be one of the largest mineral
| producers in the Territory.
Hon. J. A. Fleming returned this
went to look altar his extensive mining
interest. The property at that place is
being worked with large force of men
and the indications are that il will be q
greet mine, second TO none in the Ter
ritory.
Mr.. Fred Martin who has spent some
| time in this oily for the benefit of his
| health left Saturday evening for his
| home in Oregon. Mr.. Martin was 50
| much pleased with this CITY that be
and return to Phoenix In the fall to be.
come q permanent citizen.
A party consisting OF B A. Fiokas,
John B oyd and several other gentlemen
left tots city Saturday evening for the
head of the Arizona canal where they
spent Sunday fishing and bathing. They
report most enjoyable time With more
fish than they ever saw before in their
lives. They enjoyed standing on the
dam and watching the fish jump over.
Many of the funny tribe on their jour
ney to the spawning grounds up the
river we're stopped by the dam but
many succeeded in jumping over aud
going on up tbs river,
Mr.. jim Larsen, the blacksmith, bad
most peculiar experience yesterday.
BE was Engaged in shoeninR couple Of
mules for the Saginaw Lumos Com
psny when one of the animals bscame
~ IL
kicked the blacks NTH, kicked al the
tools in sight end Kicked one Of She
scantlings sixteen fees above his head
with such fon,s as TO break it in swo
Not content tn shis dsmsge be pro-
ceeded to kick himself to death ard in
the afternoon Mr.. Larson had to haul
him off TO the potter'e field for dead an
imRls.
Mr. c. @ Hockest, the stage man is
in the CITY. Mr.. Hooketb has been 3
very sick man for the past week and
left his home at r verside with the in
tention of going TO Southern Oaliforais
80 recuperate but after couple Of days
In this city feels himrelf so much im-
PtONSQ GDSo hC WAlA u LOAAO oAi
evening. he reports Globe very live
ly camp not particle effected by she
shut down OF the Cd Dominion mines.
The ne1 company have employed near
ly sll she men laid off by the Old Do
minion Company and thet company is
COW working about one hundred men.
Mr j A r Irvine will esrly nexs
month start the work OF improving his
property on the corner OF Wash nton
and Firss Street. This property in
cludes the ground end buildings rum
ming from the corner to the alley oppo-
site the Phillips fruit store. All the
old buildings nov occupied by the
Lsonard fruit stored II Burtis' plumb
ing store on Washington street and the
Shore and 81 E Kemp Co.'S store on
FIRST street will be torn down and q
two-story brick erected on the site,
making a two-story brick to cover the
entire quarter of block. The Kemp Co
will move TO the site now occupied by
D H Burtis, while Mr. Burtis will move
one door eaet. This will be great in
provement and meke that side of Wash
ington street much more of business