Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-12


 his staying powers are lacking. If there is anything sacred to Mir and Mrs. Ruffner it is this animal, and be will never again be permitted to leave the oity limits or sgein be ridden on lorg trip under any circumstances. He is knows it better than Parker. as the laa- ter never took the bridle of him in four days end rode ovsr 300 miles n thet time without once feeding him. He should be pensioned like Sandy" the famous horse of ex-Sheriffs Mulvenon and O'Neill.
 A shooting screps took place last night at Chsppsrrsl in which William O'Brisn perforated man named Burns. Deputy Sheriff Hubbard brought She wounded mau here for medical sress- ment. He was shot iD the head, not seriously, It Is said. The cause of the trouble is said tc have been due to bad feeling in the past, and both men com ing together, Burns attempted to pull 8 gun, but was too slow, and O'BEien fired first. MT. O'Brien is we'll known in mining circles, and enjoys en ezoell- ent name with all He walked in last night and gave himself up to Sheriff Ruffner today.
 Whenever 8 shooting scrHpe takes piece in Ohspsrral, the first repoGts uni versally are that Charley Kelly is the victim. So with today's ports on the streets. MT. Kelly had again, for the third time in two years, been killed off. There IS DO danger of Mr. Kelly being shot, except, possibly it be in the eye by some boozy individual.
 Miles Archibald today received noti- icetion of his appointments se guard at the Yuma prison, and left tonight to assume the duties of his new position. We belief MT. Archibald will make 8 careful and competent fficial, and con- gFasulase she appointing power on the selection of the person and the recog hilton of this section. There are over 300 applications in for similer positions, and but three vacancies to fill that big gap.
 "Les me give you pointer" said M. F. Gregg, a popular oonduotoF on the Missouri Pacific railroad. Do you know that Cham berlein's Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy cures you when you have the stomach ache? We'll, it does." And after giving this friendly bit of advice the jolly conductor passed on down ths aisle. It is fact that thousands of railroad end travelling men never take trip without bottle of this remedy, which is the best cure 'oF bowel disorders in the world Twenty five and fifty-cent bottles for ,sle by eli druggists. Tucson Citizen:
 Robt. Lawrie who left several days 'go for San Francisco, to see his cousin Vho, hss lately returned from the zlondyks gold fields, returned to this 'isy this morning. He stated that his cousin said there is lots of gold in that egioD, but that there were also great many miners already on the ground be- ore the present rush commenced and l 'Fest mary who are going into the | ountry now will perhaps come back | discouraged and empty handed. His l ousin expects to go back again some | ime this month. ME. and Mrs. W. W. Parkeu, of | 'ampe, Florida, passed through Benson sst night en route to Nogsles, on a visit 0 friends and relatives whereabouts. ITS. Psrken is 8 sister of MT. Ignscio 'oniilss, tEe we'll known engineer end 1PveyoF. She was formerly the wife ex-Goy. A. P. K. Sgfford, of Apizone, 1d subsequent 60 his demise she mar ed MT. PaFken, her present husband. he was borne and raised In this city, here she is well and pleasantly re- @ enoeFed by all old timers. Her soc, Miss HeFmiuia Gallego. eocomp 1ied her from Florida, where she has sided tof ths past ten years. She eched here this morning and Is now sitting with the family of her uncle, F. Jose Maldonsdo. During her resi- ,nce in Florida she has forgotten her ative tongue and speaks English like American. Mr. and Mrs. PsRken ex- 'ct to visit California before returning me.
 MT. and Mrs. Birdsall. ot Phoenix, are the city and hsve decided to remain re perm anently MT. Birda8li is the ( svelIiug represen sstive of Messrs We'll sD, Peck & Co.,, San Francisco, whole Ie ocers, and is well known over the rritory
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