Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-23

carried wisho16 danger, which will give our people better protection from fire than they have ever had. Mr Gregory was connected with the first water company ID shis city and some nine years ago laid the present system of mains end pipes which he will now take up and replace with new pipes. He is thorough mechanic and does his work as well ss as ib can be done. From Fridays Daily.
 A brsin load of thirteen cars of beef cattle will be shipped this evening from Glendale to the Denver markets. | The Live Stock Sanitary Commission this afternoon appointed MT. F. B. Moss Live Stock Inspector for Phoenix and Thos. F. Jones inspector for Tucson.
 Messrs. Jake Miller and Ed Rupert returned this morning from 8 visit to Mir. Millef's Big Bug cattle ranch. MT. MilleR reports his cattle in better shape shan they have been for the past ben years with plenty of water sud grass on the range. He also reports lots of
 
 great things are expected from the rsil- road shat will soon be built from Pres cott.
 An Iadisn was in She oisy yesterday afternoon with 0 lot of live qusils which he sold to MT. R sbt. Doll. As it Is against She law for person to sell or buy live quail and as the Indian i'm mediately left town atter dlsposing of his birds, Bob was she only one to sui fer, and this morning paid Justice Johnssone $5 50 for having bought the birds. Bob will enjoy the quail all the more for the added expense.
 "My boy came home from school the other day with his hand badly lecaFeted and bleeding, and suffss:ng grest pain" says Mir. E. J. Schsll, with Meyer Bros. Drug Go, St. Luis, Mo. II dressed the wound, snd applied Chsmberlain'e in remarkably short tilns is healed without lasving sosP. For ds, sPrsins, swellings and rheumatism I know of no medicine or prescription equal to it. I consider It household necessity" The 9 and 50 cent SIZES for sale by all druggists.
 Clerk Gray of she Board of Supervis- oFs has almost completed the work of making application for formers for the lease of school lands and up to date about one hundred and fifty leases have ossn made by ths county for school lands. In all cases ths Board of Su- pervisors in hearing applications for she lease of school lands have given bbe preference to those applicants who have baen in possession of the lands end have improved them, so thas no injussice has been done.
 City Attorney Evsns this morning re l oeived telegram to the effect that his wife Who has been under the care of l physicians ss Oakland, California, hss been suddenly attacked with a serious illness and was not expected to survive aud asking him to come immediately. He will accordingly leave this evening to jain his wifs, whom the many friends of the family in this city sincerely hope he will find greatly improved and out of danger.
 Later tn the day MT. Evans recsived another telegram to she effect that his wife had just died. The body will be held until the arrival of MT. Evans. who will leave tonight and the interment will be in Oakland.
 Owing to overcrowdIpg and bad ventilation, the air of the schoolrocm is often close end impure, and teachers and pupils frequently suffer from luuG and throat troubles. To al such We would say, try Cham oerlaip's Coueh Ken edy. For coughs, colds, veal lungs and bronchial troubles, nc oaher remedy can compare with is. S ys A. Freed, Superintendent of S;noo'e, Prairie Depot, Ohio: Having some knowledge of the effioacy of Cham ber- lair's Cough Remedy, I have no hesits- sion iD recommending ib to all who sui fer from colds, lung troubles, etc." For sale by all druggists.
 Msssrs. Beerdsley and Mercy who | heve been in she city for some time settling up the sffairs of she Agus Fria l Construction Company, iett last even- ing for she sast. While here the gen tlemen paid s27, ,OOO of the indebtedness against that company and for the bal