Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1897-06-10
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Griebel & Stambsugh make special
| prices for mountain outfits.
Mr.. r. w. Baxter, the Wicken berg
merchens arrived from the north last
night. He reports considerable mining
activity in that district and many good
properties being worked.
Manager Patton of the Park Thester
telegrsphed today from Los Angeles
that he had engaged the White Squad
ron Company, who would reach Phoenix
on the 18th OF the mouth with q carload
of scenery for an engagement.
Mr. P W Brode who fell from the
oil ifs at Castle Creek last March aud
who has since lain at his home in this
city entirely psrslyzed from his hips TO
his feet, has shown a marked improve
ment in the past few days, being able to
slightly contract the muscles OF one leg.
| It is hoped by his many friends that he
will continue to improve until be has
entirely recovered.
Mr.. Ambross today brought TO the
sheriff's office large number OF pho
| togrspbs left In his house by the Phoe-
| nix Portrait Compsny who had rooms
with him. Among these photographs
| are some from different portions of toe
Territory which had been given to
| johnson and partners TO enlarge.
All persons who have given photo
graphs to these men would do we'll to
call al the sheriff's offce and see
whether theirs are among those lefs
there by Mr.. Am bose.
Mr.. Q. o. Rockett, of Riverside, and
proprietor of the stage line between
this CITY and Globe, is in the city and
will remain for q week in search oil
health, not having been we'll for some
time. He reports four large mining
companies at work in the Riverside dis
trict and many good properties being
opened. The Kinney copper mines
which give promise Of being very vslu-
able have recently been exported in the
interest of some eastern capitalists, and
as the report of the expert was mos,
| favorable it Is expected that a sale will
take place and that the properties will
be opened on an extensive scale.
The trial of " l. Pinney before Re.
oorder Jobs this morning on q charge oil
riding bicycle on the sidewalk waf
quite interesting. The first move by
sbe defendant was TO ask for dismiss
on the ground that at the place where
he was charged with riding on the side
walk on Monroe street, between Third
aud Fifth Avenues, there was 10 side
walk. The demurrer was overrulled
and the prosecuting witness, Mr.. Stuart
testified as to the defendants riding by
him on Thursday evening so close as SC
brush the dresses OF q couple OF ladies
with him. To this the defendant had
no obiaction and admitted it's truth but
sought 80 bring out by his questions
that the witnesses had been prevailed
on to bring the charge by others who
bore an enmity TO the defendant but
his questions were objected to and the
| opj -ctions sustained, to which excep-
tions we're made and notice of appeal
given. At the conclusion OF the ties.
timony the defendant again asked for 6
dismissal which was denied and more
| exceptions and notices OF az peal were
given. The court then sentenced the
defendant to pay fine OF So for the
offense and tha appeal bond was fixed in
the sun OF $500