Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-11
Interesting Paragraphs.
Ffom WrdnesdaysDaiiy.

From WE5nesday's D ally.
 Messrs. Roma and Eugene Jackson will leave h few days on 6 pr1spect- lng trip to She Yaqui oountFy where | they hops to strike is Fseh.
 MR. W. A. Clark, the millionaire mine | owner with manager J. l.. GiFouk of she Jerome mines. and A. Brovosy aF- rived lass night from Jerome and wilt spend several dave in the city.
 Hon. N. o. Murphy will leave tomor> TOW evening foF the Castle Crsek Hot Springs, where he has 8 large force of men it work building cottages and beautifying She grounds of that famous resort.
 Mr. R w. BaxseE the Wickeub berg merchant is in the city on business. He reports mining operations iu Wicksn- burg district es fonrishing with large number of msn at work on cleins which give promise of becoming good properties.
 A day OF two sines the Gazette set
  J. O. KsIlum, S7, GOO bag of gold and tusssl wish stags robte.5 that proVes so be false from ths ground up. The only thing in she whole chapter of in- oidents was Kellum hint elf.
 Professor GoodIove, in charge os the cyanide plant as the Congress- mine, is In the oity for few days. He reports the mine at Congress working full force sogethes with the mill and cyanide plant and everything going on very sat- isfactogy to the mauegsment.
 MF. F. ". Lyman, wife and family and servants arrived this morningsfrom Minneapolis and will spend the winter in Phoenix. Mr. Lymsn and family spent last winter in this city and thinks Phoenix the most delightful city in the Un:tsd States to spend the winter in. The Chamber Of Commerce held their regular monthly business meeting at the Adams hotel last evsning. A large number ot citizens were present to view the workings of the Board. Mr. Hil- ginger, of Tucson, was present and sub mitted proposition in advertising the oisy and valley in Treasure La,ld, but was referred to tue incoming BoeFd, which will bs elected on shs 18th.
 MP. John Slanksrd came in this morning from Yuma. He re- ports that the injuries sustained by Deputy Sheriff Wilder of Yuma at the recent encounter with striking Mex loans on ths Southern Pacific railroad are even more serious than wes eener- ally supposed. Mir Wilder Was so i'll during the stay of MT. SlankBrd in Yuma that that gentleman was denied an opportunity to visit him and all callers wers dsnisd admission to his room.
 The thres-yeat-oid boy of J. A. John son, of Lynn Center, h., is eubisos to attacks of.group Mir Johnson says he is satisfied that the timely use of Cham beriain'e Cough R=m.dy. during severe attack, saved his little boys life. He is in bhsldrug business, member of the firm of Johnson Bros. of that place; and shsy handle 8 great many patent medicines for shrosb and lung diseases. He he'd all these to choose from, and skilled physicians ready to respond to his call, bus selected this remedy for use in his own family et 8 time when hie child's life wRe in danger, because he kDew it to be superior to any other, and famous the country over for it's cures ot croup. Mr Johnson ssys shis is the b.ss selipe cough med;cins to handle. epd that it gives splendid satis- faction in all cases. Sold by all drug gisss.
 Msj1r Rasssli, 2nd Battalion; Cppt sin Lemson, "B' Company, and Captain Baldwin, Ssh, U s A., paid E Com pany of Mesa City 6 visit lest nighs and found the Company st ths armory driiliog undsr the direction of Captain PomeFoy and Lieut. Ls Barron. The Mesa Company Is composed principally of well develop cd young men, and they made fine appearance. Many Of them are recruits and not very well drilled, but Captain Pomeroy is Femedyius that as rapidly as possible. They were pleased to see the visitors from Phoenix and gave them a cordial Invitation to visit them again, and expressed the de- termination to visit the Company in Phoenix in the near futuee