Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12

5sfe4s@kndy cethartio, cure guersnt teed 25 cbs 10 cts.
 Judge Fletcher M D pane, of Florence has appointed Mir. Dan Stevens es clerk Of his court, which appointment glves general satisfaction to the people of Pinsl county.
 r. Fl. Young arrived this morning from the King oi Arizona mine which ne reports es working with 8 large num bar of men and lots of good ore be- ing taken out.
 Dr. Roseon and Mari Osborn are pre-
 paring to leave on trip to the new gold discoveries in the Ysqui country ID Sonora It reports are true they
 will do better than in going to Alaska.
 Griebel & Stambaugh gre making special prces in summer wash goods.
 Gall on them.
 It is not too late in the season for our the excursion which will leave this city
 tomorrow morning will be one of the
 largest of the season. It is question
 whether mora bssutiful weather shan
 we are now having here can bs found at any place on the Coast.
 Miss Nellie McN sney, sister of Mrs. S
 B Hell, will arrive this evening from
 the west on visit to her sister. Miss
 McNeuey is one of the most prominent of Denver's lady educators and is on b Ick
 mer vacation which has been spent in California.
 Governor McCord this morning nam sd the following appointments on his staff: H Cleveland, lieutenant colonel; W J Cotton, lieusensnt colonel and Thos Flannj gan, inspector of small arms practice, with the rank of mej2F. Other military appointments are expected to be made ID few days, and will include surgeon general, for which position number of Phoenix physicians are can didAtes.
 The regular monthly meeting of the chamber of commerce was held last evening aud the directors weDs over she work of that institution very thorough iy. Ia YVES ebown that great work is bsing done and that Pboerix and knowledge of her resources and busi- ness opportunities gre rapidly becoming letter transmitted by General Sampson gives lhe information that B. F. Alien, special agent, will reach this city within few days to look up the matter of tim Der reservations in this Territory.
 The following are among the pas sepgers who will leave over the $. F. F. & P. excursion tomorrow morning for the coast: Wm Brundage, " A Burton, singer, Mr aud Mra s R Hubbard, Mir and Mrs O Maliey apd two daughters, A B Feusresein, Mrs P P Dages, Mrs J D Monihon and daughter, Mrs H H Logan and son Harry, Thos H McLel- Ian, P Ivy snd wife, J o CsssoD, W Hill, M ss I s Wright, w N Borquez, Mrs T E Dalton, L W C,lIins end wife, Mra E A Fry, Mr cad Mrs 0 F Aims north.
 Are you going to the hillsP Cell on Griebe!& Ssambaugh for your supplies.*
 Major Schwartz, since Governor Mc- Cords administration began, has been of two very important offices, General and Clerk Of the Board of Control. Hs still holds SD office under the a6 6niuistratiou which be will resign st once ss it does not even pay pos sge and carries no honor with it. It is that of Fish and Game Com missioner. Az soon es tbe Generel can oe relieved ot this offioe and etraighten ID his personal affairs he will leave with he family for Oak Creek. in the | northern portion of the Territory, foR 1 month s outing.
 MF. Lsster Dosn wee passenger on 1 asb evening's east bound Southern Pacific train, under the care of physi- ,ian who wss ticking him tn tbe hos ,itsl st Tucson for treatmenb for seri- JUS wound. Mr Doan was going from he FoFtuns mine to Biaisdale station n wagon yesterday afternoon when 6 evolver which he was csrrying in his lip pocket fell to she bottom of the wagon and was dischsred. The bullet truck the unfortunate man in the left eg above and in she rear of She kpee pint and passing upward ceme out at be groin, iufictiDg 6 very serious yound. A physician was telegrsphed or to Yuma, who reached the ipjnred 1an as soon gs possibls ana took him 9 Tucson. The workmen engaged in digging the z 'each for tbe ges main on First street ! front of the HERALD cfioe yesterday z iternoon uocovered the two end walls . stone foundation set m cement, hile along the outside of the edge Of i; Is trench lay the ouser wall of the f undetion. Captain Hancock, who I IIlt tue frst building in this oity, i; hioh was erected where bhs Joe Stein t loon now stands, near the corner of 'sshing ton s Fset sud First street, when E } viewed she walls said they were s thouf dJnUs prehistoric, toE never + lce tue city Of Phoenix was fret start q
 has building stood on shss site. s ls csptau o'ted several instances in .1