Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-09
Ex-Fire Chief Robert Fromm return

ed this morning from two-monshs visit to the old home in the east. While absent MT. Fromm visited all the large cities between New YoEk and Phoenix and had a delightful time still he says he Is glad to be back in Phoenix, which presents more the ap- pearancs of 8 bussliDg, lively city than any he has been in during his absence.
 Articles of incorporation and notice of intention to take advantage of She exemption act were filed with the Ter ritorisl Secretary today by the Arizona and Coast Railroad Company the in coRporstora of which are M. P. Freeman, Hugo J. Dorau, L. M. Jacobs, Ches. F. | Hoff, s. D. Hazard os Tucson, Arzons. | The capital stock of the new corpora | siop has been placed at S1,OOO,OoO. The | company proposes 50 build line of rail road from Tucson on the Southern Pa | oifio railroad bo Calabasae on the New Mexico & Arizona road, distance of about seventy miles.
 "My boy came home from school the other dey with his hand badly lscerased and bleeding, and suffering great pein." says Mir. B. J. Schsll, with Meyer Bros.' Drug Oo., St. Louis, Mo. "I dressed the wound, and applied OhembeFlsin's Pain Balm freely. All pain osssed, and in remarkably short time it heel-d without leaving a SCAT. For wounds, sereius, swellings and rheumatiem I know Of no medicine OF prescription equal to it. I consider It household necessity" The 9 and 50 cent slzes for saie by all druggists.
 A telegram received this morning from Gila Bend conveys she intelligence that the posse who had been bunting for the ID mufdsrsP of John Pratt have re-
 suFnsd and report no success. Sheriff Orme letb iaeb evening on the east
 bound train and will go as far ss Tuo
 son on 8 still hunt for clue. The peo- pls of that city are greatly worked up and though the chase has ceased they
 will never allow the matter to leave
 time come up with villain is will surely go hard with him.
 At 5he meeting of Arizona Rabeksh Lodge last evenipG 6 most delightful
 time WAS had During sbe evening
 Mrs. G. F. Briggs, on behalf of the Lodge presented to Mrs. W. T. Barr
 an elegant Past Brands jewel es tes-
 timoniel from the lodge of the esteem
 iu whioh tbe reel cipient was held by the
 mem befs ot the lodge. IL wss 8 surprise
 50 the lady and most pleaseub one. After the work of abe evening had been
 accom- plshed delightful time was had
 while the mem bsrs surrounded the 1 tables which were loaded down with ice crssm and cake. This lodge is one of the most furnishing iu the ci+y and full of interest.
 The Chinsee vegetable peddlsre are again on ths streets in force and will enjoy immunity from paying license until neW ordinance Is passed which
 will be lawful snd under which license can be collected. It is understood that license ordinance of that kind will be adopted by the Council st bhe next
 meeting, on Tusday evsnirg. Before the license sax law was decided to be unlawful six Chinese vegetable ped dleEs and five white peddlers had paid their lioenss and now they make de- nRnd for the amount they paid into the city treasury on she ground that it was
 illegally collected. Is is expected that bha City Council will refund the money | at the uex6 neeting.
 Owing to oyercrowdIng eEd bad ventilation, the sic of the schoolFoom is often close aud impure, and teachers 1 and pupils frequently suff .r from lung l and shrosb troubles. To sll such We would cay, try Chamoerlsin's Cough 1 Remedy. For coughs. colds. weak lungs and bronchial troubles. no other ! remedy can compare with it. Says A. Freed, Superintendent of Schools, Prairie Dsro', Ohio: Having some | lein's Cough Remedy, I hsve DO hesibs- tion in recon nsndinR it 50 all who sui fer from colds. lung tFonblas, etc." For sele by all druggists. One of our local Constahlas is Tn a ! peck of trouble and the prababilItIes are that he will fnd himself ia n posi- sion where be will have to pay the price | of two horses on which levy he'd been ordered but which he failed to make. The papers had been handed to him to serve and the attorneys On the other sjde had advised him that they could nos he served. Hs took their word for is and the service was aot made. with she result that the judgment wss not satisfied. Now bhe attorneys on the other side demand that he pay the judgment for failing to serve the papers and it looks very much es though this | would have to bs done.
 Six million dollars is the prioa which | is named in the negotiations of MT. c. | D. Lane, the California mining man, with the London capitalists for the big | Ezpersnzs gold mine at pulsenango 1 Mr. Lane is nov at the SaEz accompan- led by Mrs. Lane and periutendent and Mrs. Tbeo Allen. Mir. Lsne states that he is cff9ripe ths mine at the same price that was paid for it, but iu case the sala ia eonsumased he will retain En l