Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-01
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Saturdays Daily,

From Saturdays Daily.
 One ceF of honey will leave shis oity this evening over the s. F. P. lS P. road for Chicago.
 Extra low prices this month on dry goods and groceries at Grisbel & Stsm- baugh's.
 The work of saking up the rsils of the Grand avenue street osF line is go- ing on today and that road will be permanently abandoned.
 H. B. Kemp returned this morning from 8 visit to Tucson on private busi- nest. He reports that oity very lively and full of business with great deal of building going on.
 Mrs. c. B. Smith arrived from Mesa City yesterday afternoon with the re- mains of her son who died at that place yesterday, and left last evening for Al will take place.
 Almost the entire population of Con- Qrees will picnic at Brill's ranch On the Fourth of July. That camp will shut down both Sunday and Monday for the purpose of giving the employees an op- portunity to have a good time.
 "L ast summer one of our grand children was siok with 8 severe bowel trouble" says Mrs E. G Gregory. of Frederickstown, Mo, "OuF dootor's remedy had failed, then we tried Cham bsrlsin's Colic, Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy, which gave very speedy re- lief" For sale by all druggists. From Mondays Daily.
 Two carloads of honey will be shipped from this city this evening to New York over the s. F. P. < P. road.
 Pallid faces indicate pale, thin blood Rosy cheeks show the pure, rich blood resulting from taking Hoods Sarsa- parilla.
 Mr. A. G. Randall today filed peti- tion in the Probate Court asking for letters of administration on the estate of the late John Dobbs.
 Governor Franklin today appointed MF. C.L. Hall of Goldfisld as a delegate 50 the Gold Miners Convention which meets in Denver nexs month. The oldest original frame building left on Washington street,is being taken down today before the march of pro- gress in the removal of the old Irvine l,11i1l{ax hr r1 H. Burtis.
 County Assessor Frank Luke this morning turned over to the board of su pervisors the original assessment roll oi she county and the board of fsupervisors l will meet on next Thursday as a boerd of equalization to equalizs the values.
 The Board of Supervisors this morn lug opened bids for the new Union bidders-Wm. Christy, F. M. Mckay F R. Fulton G5 Go. and D. B. Heard The bid of D. B. Heard was accepted at s30, ,450, 8 premium of 11a cents. Jack HslbeFt is in the city today from Tempe and will leave this evening for Tucson wheze he will prepare himself to turn over the affairs of his office to his successor ss soon es he is appointed by the new judge. AS soon as relieved, MF. HaIbers will return to Tempe where he will again make his home.
 Mrs. B c. Nichols, sister of W. A . Goodlender, of Alhsmbre, died yester- day morning st that place. The lady came here last October for her health and has resided with Mir. Goodlsnder since. She is 8 sister to the popular drug drummer, Joe Goodlsnder. The funeral took place from the Phoenix undertaking parlors this afternoon at o'clock.
 Another horse and saddle was report ed to the sheriff's office as missing Sat urdsy night. The horse had been hitched near Goldberg brothers store during the day and in the evening when the owner went to mount 50 go home it was gone. It costs but twenty five cents to keep horse in corral in this oity and it Is the height of folly for 8 man to keep his horse hitohed about town all day to save that small amount when he runs great danger of losing the animal.
 Sheriff RuffneF and Deputy Mun nds, of Prescott, arrived in this city yesterday morning with the seven prisoners sen- senoed 10 the penitentiary at Yuma and one patient for tLe insane asylum. They left laet evening with the prisoners for Yums, among whom were Miller, sen tencsd foR life and who was one of the escapes from the Prescott jail with Par ker and the Mexican, Cross, She man who killed Byron Jones, sentenced to ten years, and Thompson, the train rob Der, sentenced to five years. The other prisoners were sentenced for lesser crimes.
 A Mexican patient was discharged from the insane asylum this morning who he'd been sent to that institution from Flsgstsff. When a patient Is dis from the asylum 1t Is customery for the Superintendent to give them to the place from which they came, suit ot clothes and sufi ciens money 50 keep them while CD sheir way home, but in this case strange to say the diiohsrged patient refused to