Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Interes,::ng Pa az raphs
From Mondays D ali.

Mr. J. H. Pslliater st l. st evening for his old home iu EngIsud where be will spend the holidays with relatives.
 Treble Olef recital announced last week was an error. The recital will be given as stated but not sill some time next week.
 Miss Ollie WeIch arrived Saturday night from Bartlstt, Iowa, and will sp snd the wlnteF here with her sister, Mrs. T. l.. Harris.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Yuma Canal company, with J. L. Powell, M WinsoF, c. L. Brown and O. Schetter ss incorporators aod capital stook fixed at S5OO. 900, were filed with the terEitorisl secretary today.
 The Irvine Company this moFning made sn assignment of their business to L. l.. Plank, the real estate man. The liabilities of the company is placed at sbous S9 eco, with resources about sufficient to meat all accounts.
 Governor McCord, with General Lswis and wife, left last evening for Tucson in
 Mir. Randolph's prlvste osr. l. is un- derstood that after spending 8 couple of days st Tucson, the governor will visit Yuma before returning to Phoenix.
 After hearing soms frierds oontinu- ally prs.siu9 Cbamberlsin's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Curtis FIack, of Acsheim, Ga ifoFnia, purchas- ed 6 bottle Of it for L!s own uee and ie now ss enthusiastic over its wonderful work s anyone can be. The 25 ard 90 cent sizes for sale by sll druggists.
 The concert at the First M. E. church on Friday evening, Dscembes 3Fd, promises to be rsrs treat to the music- loving psopls of Pnoaaix. Senor Mar 70 is the best gnitar eolois5 who has ever visited this city. Senors Gel laEdo possesses & delightful soprano voics of great power, which charms all her hearers. Mr. Blondin is sn artist on the cello, having studied with the best tsachefs Of this country and Europe. Admission 50 cents.
 DIED-Miss Sadie Thomas on the uIk0V D Ol ou0 [Oth i1cf., 6o tuO mine on Minnehehs Flat, Yavapsi ooun- ty. The lsoy is 8 sister of Ed H. ShsckeIfcrd, the well known and suo- cessful mining man. She was stricken with SD nel meningitis, to which she succumb bed. She wt held in high es- teem by sll who knew her and the many friends Of Mir. Sbsckelfo join THE HERALD in rendering consolation to the afflicted brother. Sos was buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Don't be srsusded into buying liui ments without reputation OF merit Chamberlein's Pain Balm costs no more aud it's merits have been proven by test of many yeeIa- Such letters ss the follow ng, from L. G. Bs2ley, Hueneme, Cal, are cor nstsntly beiLg Fe- csived: "The b t remedy for pain I have ever used is Cham beFlain's Pam Balm, and I say 30 sf sr having used it in my family for several years." l. cures r7 r7@um4tis;n, iano b-ct1. apcsips end li.lg=. Foc seis ny all cIue- gleis
 Lssls Harry Hurley though but sbeus s years or age, has seen more trouble than she m 1rily Of young men ss twice his age First he ren op against tbe hind foot of s horse with the result Shat be wze la,d apwith bad scalp wound for sams tims. Hs had nicsly recovered from this injury when he tore his kqee in frightful manner, with the result that he was confined to his bad f0r thres months. Then he fell and broke his collar bone end yesteF- day, after he had acsped sil accidents For some time, he tried 3 olimb down a tree haad first, with the result shat be fell sod broke his collar bone again. II the ycurQ man dc not less his life in some Of sbAse accidents, he will make a man that his perenfs will be prond of.
 About the last story published from bhe pen ot Kipling appeared in the August number Of McCl1Ife'S Magasiae, aud bis next story is announced for in the Christmas number of she same periodical. l is s long story practically novelette, it will be Du blished complete iu one number. In [ Kiplin2 returns to Iudia-the ground, l lndou 5ted!y, on which s Is most st lis casa end most engaging to his read 1 ,rs- The story is de scritsd rs the nsr- asive Of the experiens of 8 young 1 English officer whose family had done beir duty in IodIe without noise OF ,rag, but with great efficiency and bravery. through 8 number of gener- .sions, and who on taking up the family york found himsalf compelled to live ID to 8 very high family tradition in the nattsr of shooting tigeIs and laying own the l,.w to t1e native tribe of ,hils. E pecialIy exscs;' 2 or him was he final disposition of sc Irisin ''cloud d" tiger, ansai!ing g ssriss of great sd entuEes.
 rem Taesjsy's D-ily.
 Dc. Rosson returned to Los Angeles .st evening wasre his -taaltly are now .s ding. The grand jlsy will pr t .bly be in .ss:on for S coupe If days more, not svinc ca1np p.ettd their wo. today g zpeoted. { Mr. G org Q Buxton yesterday re- ,ived auo,h.r carload of thoes famous ] alitorni. upopotc apples which are nod Co 6ai.n..u1