Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-15
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Wednesdays Daily.

Sol LswIs was among the outgoing | passengers last evening for San Fran | cisco.
 Boile, pimples and eRuptions. soroiuls, I salt rheum and all other manifestations l of impure blood are cured by Hoods | Ssrsepsrills.
 Mir. Lawrence, with his wife and | family, will leave this evening for Chicago and the east, where they will spend the summer.
 Mir. Wm. Pomeroy who panied
 the remains of Prof. F.J Neshefton
 to California where they were inferred,
 returned this morning accompanied by
 the father of the deceased who will take
 possession of the effects of his son. MF. Hsckett, the gentlemsnly stewart of the insane asylum under the super intendency of Dr. Hsmblip, returned this morning from Columbus. Ohio, where he has resided sinse leaving the asylum. Mr. Hackett was sccompan- jed by Messrs Walters end Walton, MT. and Mrs. Stimmel, MT. Rohr and sister, of Columbus; MF. Mills and wife, of Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Brown, of Chi cago. The entire party will remain in l the city and make their permanent home here.
 The following are among the pessen- gers who will leave shis city tomorrow | morning on the California excursion over she s F.P.& P. road: Rsv Preston Mckinney, Mrs L H Orme and son,
 Mrs Walter Hill, child and nurse, Hat ! tie M Culver, M A Culver. Mrs A c Az anne, Nellie Walsh, Mrs H l. Mosher
 and daughter, Mrs S Hoeffer, OV Frsry, 0 L Roberby, Simon Novlnger, Annie and Eve Luke, Mrs F Luke, An nie Buckley, H L Goldsworshy, A
 Massie, wife and thBee children, Mrs F P Tfott, mother and daughter, Mrs
 John Gregg and daughter, Marg
 Williams, Mary Arys, E Gang, wife and family, Mrs Gray and daughter, Chas Nilsson, D Doolitsle, F NJ Gatke. l. V
 SAoveF. Gertrude Rich, Mrs L. 0 Perrin, Mamie Mesgher, Mrs D P Oonroy, Leah
 Kelley, Mrs W D Folwiller, Laurs, EQlGQ ana SaFAQ J8CODS.
 From Thursday Daily.
 Now that the rains have begun to l to be delightful.
 Are you going to the hillsP Gall on
 Griebel& Ssambaugh for your supplies.* Governor Franklin this morning is-
 sued a commission 50 Frank 0. Frsntz
 of Prescots as notary public. A delightful rain fell in this valley
 lesb night and this morning which will
 do great deal of good to the farmers
 and cleared the atmosphere nicely. The new gas com pany received two
 carloads of meterisl for their new plant
 this morning end as soon as it is placed in position the work of manufacturing gas will commence.
 Mayor Adams has embarked in the chicken business quibe extensively and has purchased a large ranch noEth of this city which he Is stocking with fouls for the use of his hotel next winter.
 Governor Franklin today received
 letter from the Department of she In
 tsrior st Washington requesting him to
 begin work on his annual report and submit the same on ite completion. The letter commended him very highly ou the oomplstness of his last report
 An effort will soon be made by the city authorities to have that section ly- ing north of the oity and west of Center street brought into the oity. The residents of that section, with but few exceptions, are sveree to the move and will fight the proposition.
 Probate Judge Grouse was nursing 8 1 being hit by hornet The Judge had | gone into the gaFFet to find leak in l the roof and She hornets in possession l took exception to the vlsis and drove | hum out. He is content to let the roof leak.
 The Board of Supervisors today de- cided that in the future they will pay no commissions o1 she sale of school bonds. In the past svery school bond sold has dFawn commission to the person selling 10 and bhis expense the Board of Supervisors has decided so curtail.
 U s District Attorney El!in wood, who arrived this morning from Prescott, in- formed HERALD reporter that an sf- fort is being made by his office to se- cure ths indictment of Parker, the man now undsF sentence of death for kill ing Lse Norris, on 8 charge of fobbing the Uoised States mails. This offense Is punishable with Imprisonment for life, and should the indictment he s. cured, 1t wilt be held over him until the supreme court renders decision on the appeal in the murder case, 30 shst should Parker escape the gsllows he will undoubtedly be sent to the peni- tentieEy for life.
 Fro ID Fridays Dsily.
 Griebel & Sssmbsugh sFe making 1 special pricss ia summer wash goods. Jall on them.
 County Treasurer Murray today paid 10 Territorial Treasurer Parish S65OO lus 50 She Territory for taxes. E
 What Hoods SsrsapaFiIis has done