Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10
interesting Paragraphs.
From Wednesdays Daily.

| FROM W SOne5u6S5 halys
Probate Judge Grouse this afternoon
granted a marriage license to James A.
| Dives snd Jennie B. Steele, both OF
Tempe.
County School upeFintendent
Grouse this afternoon appointed Angus
Douglass and Mrs. Sarah Narramore
SIS school trustees OF the North Gile
| Bend district.
The new iron vaults For the County
Recorder aud Clera OF the Court were
| received yesterday and will be placed in
| position as soon as possible. These
vaults will render the documents onfile
| 10 those off oes secure from FIRE
| The Board of Supervisors yesterday
instructed the officials at Tempe to pro-
cure bedding, etc, for the branch jail
at that place in conformity with the
suggestions of the last Grand jury, who
characterized that jail as undt for
human beings to be placed in.
MF. M. W. Stewart, we'll known in
this Territory. having been for years a
! member OF she firm of Norton & Stew
art, doing business at Wilcox and Fort
Grant, has recently embarked in tie
| wholesale grocery business In Les
Angeles, with every prospects of success.
Range NeaOs.
The wedding of Mr.. 81. MacDsven :
port, of Richenbsr and Laura Doug
las. of ella Bend, was solemniz I'd in this
city last evening by Rev. O. j. Chase,
of the Methodiss church. The young
couple will leave in q few days for
| Richenbsr, where they will reside.
The is hardly public official in the
the present time than County Rscor
der Sheridan. Yesterday there were
| filed in his office for record twenty five
| instruments and scarcely q day passes
that less than fifteen or twenty docu-
ments are fled.
Southern California papers an
nounce the death of Mr.. George Neil,
formerly a resident of this city and
| Yuma. He came to the territory from
San Diego IS court reporter With Hon.
|
pointed TO the Arizona bench about
| 1889. He died in San Diego last
Saturday.
Tue work of tearing down the small
| buildings on Washington and First
s5reets now occup pied by the Kemp Co.,
| D. FL. Bnrtis, O. F. Lsonard and the
Shore, will begin IN q few days when
the work Of erecting on those sites q
! tiue two-story brick business block
will bs pushed.
The officers nave decided to strictly
enforce the 400 yard limit law, and yes
terday made Two arrests OF women liv-
ing within that limit. These women
have moved TO different poFtione of the
CITY without regard to the reservation
| set aside for their occupancy, and the
officers have determined to again cons
dne them TO their reservation.
Probate Judge Grouse this morning
issued g marriage license to Ross Sel-
lars and Alice 7. Johnson. The groom
is boss carpenter for the Monmouth
mine es God6sld while the bride is one
of Mesa City's most beautiful deugh-
tiers. The ceremony will be performed
at Mesa City this evening then the
young couple will leave for their
future home ct Goldfeld.
In the O'Connor & CottrelI vs.. J. @.
Adams case in the District Cours this
morning the plaintiffs were granted
permission TO amend their complaint
upon the payment to the clerk of 500
30 cover the costs in the case. The
amount was paid by the plaintiffs, and
the examination Of witnesses continued.
But one witness was examined this
morning for the defense, and the case
promises to be long drawn out one.
Mr.. O. b. Matthews and family. who
have been in the city for the past three
months, left last evening for California
where they will spend a couple of
months, when they will return to their
home at Beaver, Pennsylvania. Mr..
Ma thews was so fsvorab,y impressed
with Phoenix and the surrounding
county that while here he invested in
some ranch property and will return In
she fall and make his home with Us.
Mr. L P. W. Marvin an attorney of
Hartford, Connections, arrived THE
morning from the eastsnd will leave this
evening for PRESCOTT to represent his
clients Hartford firm in taking the
of testimony regarding the title to
some valuable mining property at
Tom bstoue. Col. Wm. Herring rep
resents the Tom bstone people in this
case and will accompany Mr.. Marvin to
PRESCOTT. Stenogrspner w. W. Weed
had been employed to take testimony.
Mr.. Ches. Starr the popular Globeite
is in the city today. he reports that
camp in a Furnishing condition with
some sixty men at work in the Old
Dominion mine, outstanding that
it is closed down. A good foros is also
an ployed on the Fleming mines while |
a full ompliment of men are ST work |
on she United Globe properties. TIE |
smelser on the latter mine is expected |
to shut down soon for the pur-
pose of putting in large engine as the
one now in use cannot do the work re
quired of 1t. This shut down will be
temporary and not lay but few men
off.
Hon. F. T. Aspinwsll returned this
from a visit to Yuma where he
ua1k uith a u;om ne ,ouaski0atinO tha |