Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Wsdnssd ay's Daily.

Minneapolis. wss received in this city this morning for Phoenix merchants.
 Mr. Arthur Perkhurt of Granville, O., is assisting Rev. Dr Adams in his insur- suce work, making his headquarters at Phoeoix.
 Assistant Territorial Secretary Tritle was made happy Isss evening by the arrival of his brother from Prescott on a short visis.
 Dan Goodin is hard at work on the race track with men, horses and imple meats placing it in shape for the com ing races.
 Governor MoCord and wife went to Tucson last evening where they are to- day the guests of the people of that sn- cient pueblo.
 Mrs. Geo. W. Oheyney, of Tucson, arrived this morning and wilI spend several days in shis city gasst os the Adams hotel.
 Presidents E. B. Gage. of the Phoenix Nesional bank, arrived last night from Prescott and Ia registered at she Adsme hotel.
 Wyclit Taylor of Dayton, O5io, son of Rsv. " F. Taylor, is in tbe city for the winter, stopping as Mrs. D. 4. Ab- rame' on Monroe street.
 The entertsinment at the L2mson business college last evening drsw & large crowd Of interested spectators who thoroughly enjoyed the debBte and literary programme.
 Justice Kincsid this morning pro nouuced sentence or F. Swiukoski, the man found guilty of stealing Dr. Nor tons bicycle lest Wednesday evening. The prisoner was sentenced to pay 8 fine of S80 which be d;d and was dis charged.
 Ia beginning his lecture last evening Mir. HiizingerSpaid high tribute to the statesmen aud rulers of Mexico. The flags Of ths United States and Mexico wsre used in draplng the reading desk and piano.
 MF. Gao. Kane this morning employed ths only lady barber in the city and the patrons of that popular barber shop esn now take theIF choice of having theiE bsards attended to by either lady OF gentleman.
 Articles of incorporation of the Stod dard Copper Company weFe filed with the Territorial Secretary today. The nsw company is composed of I T. Stod- dard, J. DouRhsriy, Samuel HLll, J. I G GsFdineF, and Is capitalized for S3,O00, GOO.
 The lecture on Mexico at the Baptist church last evening by MT. J. George HilzipgsF was to q crowded aud sppre- oistive house. The lecture was very interesting and entertaining and thor oughly appreciated by the large sudi- enoe.
 Mej0r Russell and First Sergeant Rice of B Company visited B Company et Mess last night and made final arrange ments for the BattelioD parade tomor- TOW. The street parade will be at ten o'clock. The Battalion will form in the eastern end of town and march vest on Adams street to Third avenue, then south to Washington then east on Washington to Fourth street.
 The Grand Jury made a report late yesterday afternoon iudictire 4 K-i, [ Indian, on t~o counts of grand lsrcen! A R Hstour, On two counts Of for gerry; K Llmoa and Jose Msndoss, ou 6 charge of forgery; snd John Doe, on 6 charge of assault with intent to kill; Harry Johnson charged with forgery and Jack Buckley, charged with rob bery, were discharged.
 The iary in she Yeagsr case Gas dis missed about nine o'clock last evening until nine o'clock this morning, having failed to agree upon verdict At nins o'clock this morning all the iurymen appeered with the exception of Will Cox who was fined ten dollars by Justice Johnstone for failure to appear. The jury was then again dismissed until shis after noon when they convened and will en- dsavor to rsach verdict by this even ing to svoid being held over on Thanks giving Dly.
 Judge Street this mcrDiug heard the remainder ot the arguments iu the case against the Arizons Canal Company on application for the sppointment of a receiver and postponed the appointment t of such recsiver unti: next Saturday morning, by which time he hopes that all paraiss concerned will have decided on the man they wnnt for suoh receiver. It has bsen decided that bua one re- ceivsr shall be appointed under tLe sev- sral suits in order to reduce the ex- pense of carrying on the business of that corporation. Up to the present time shere has been en almost unanimous choice Of Mr. v. J. Murphy for the position of receiver, but several parties prefsr some other gentleman IL ie ex pected that all parties will cons to sn agreement before next Saturday and make Mr Murphy the unanimous choice.
 Fro n Fridays ally.
 Seven carloads o6 cattle wiIl be so Lbs Angeles this evening ovsr ths Nj. < P road.
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