Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-08

8 interested in the Pearce mine in Oo- 'hise county, with the Hon. R. A. F. Penrose. His visit to the city is purely | business.
 Hast summer one of our grand wss sick with severe bowel trouble" says Mrs. E. G. Gregory, of Mo, "OuE doctors remedy had failed, then we tried Cham berlsin's Collie, Cholera and Disrrhoes Remedy, which gave very speedy re- lief" For sale by all druggists.
 Secretary Akers has requested Mir. F. B. Dsvereux, the outgoing Assistant Secretary of Arizon 8, to remain in the office for time for the purpose of fscil- itsting the public business. Comment on the street is very fstsering to MT. Devereaux for the invariable cour tesy of listniDg to all who have had business with the Secretsry's office during the past years, and every one testifies to the promptness and accuracy with which he has performed his duties. Apart from all that, Mr. Dsueresux is one of the most genial of gentlemen and 8 model citizen; and the HERALD hopes that when be shall have severed his connection with the SscretaFy's office an equally inviting position will be open to him In order that he, Mrs. Davereux and the boy may remain with us.
 The following is partial list of those who went oue tonight on the Cal fornis Southern Pacific excursion. S1pt. be away some ten days: s M See and wife, Santa Barbara; Mrs 0 w Miller, Frank Miller, Mrs c J Umer. Miss Kate A Coughrsn, Long Beach; Mrs A McCsmley, Mrs Robt Linville, Mics Florence Hanna, Miss Una Hannr, Mrs J Hodnett, Mics Inez B Fisher, Chas Smith. Santa Monica; Mrs B B Wethe row, Miss Minnie Witherow, Los An geles; Mrs Winfield Scott, San Francis co; V B iwerds and wife, Santa Bar bers; Rev 1ase and wife, Los An geles; Mrs Jos Campbell, Henry Woll- pert, M B Cox and wife, Mrs Emma Luke, Santa Barbara; o H Chiffon, San Francisco; Mrs l. M DosteP, Santa Bar bara; Fred Castle, Santa Monics; Mrs F W Thode, F H Powers, Mrs A A Waterman, Miss Florence Waterman, Santa Barbara; Grssme Turnbull, San Pedro; A M Franklin, San Francisco. Fro ID Fridays Daily.
 There were 110 passengers on the outgoing train last evening on the M. & P. road.
 Are you going to the hills? Gall on Griebel& Stan baugh for your supplies.*
 A carload of dried aprioots were shipped yesterday from Glendale to Obioago.
 Hon. Ed. W. Wells of Prescott, is in the city looking after his valuable prop erty here. He will return to the pine girb city this evening.
 From a gentleman who arrived this morning from the north i5 is learned that very heavy rain fell in William son Valley yesterday, which will do g great deal of good to range gross.
 Among those who left this city last evening on the Flagstaff excursion were Mrs. R. Wiggine, Mrs. D. A. Abrams and daughter, Mrs. J. 0. Shirtleff, Mrs L. Graf, Ana Graf and Adolph Graf.
 Mir. c. L. Hasbrouck, @ druggist st Mendon, Mich, says all of the good tss- timonisls that have been published by the manufacturers of amberlain'e Oelic, Cholers and Disrrhoea Remedy could be duplicated in that town. FoI sale by all druggists.
 The fastest time on record between this oity and San Francisco will be made on the excursion train which will leave this city next Thursday morning for California points. The train will leave this city at 5:3O Thursday morn ing aud will reach San Francisco St 6:I5 Friday evening.
 A special train arrived in this city last evening from the north carry ing MT. B. s. CoFwin of New York, F J Sarmiento of Chicago, Auditor and As sistant Secretary and Treasurer of she s F P & P road, R E WelIs, Assistant General Manager, W A Dreke and O H Jsoxeon. The party was joined thi s morning by President F. M Murphy of bhe same road and the day was spent in visiting tbe various points of interest n the valley. The gentlemen returned ,o Prescott on their special train this afternoon.
 Those desiring to spend week in Prescott can secure lower rates by the 3ood Templars excursion on July 20tb han have ever been offered before. It lss been arranged to charter car 50 ske the delegates to the Grand Lodge | which oonvenes on the 2lst and a limit 1 d number of passengers can be taken | D addition, Bs it is desired to have the | ar filled. The fare will be so low as | ot to out any figure, but those desir- 1g 60 take advantage of this opportu- isy for an outing should register at | he Irvine Oo and secure seats at nee as the number that can be accom- dated is limited to one oar. The ex- uFsion will return on the 24th or 18th