Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10

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clerk at the freight office of the S F. P.
& P. road in this city, left this morning
For PRESCOTT where be will take the po-
stion of second trick dispatcher, and
Mr.. II. g. Adams, we'll known in this
| CITY, will assume the position vacated
| by Mr.. Gregson.
Just try 100 box OF CascaFets, the
finest lives aud bowel regulator ever
made.
Malcolm GiIletts of this city IVES hon
| ored at the Territorial University on
Commencement day by receiving the
Zsckendort medal for the highest
scholarship in the Junior class. This is
quite an honor and we look for that
young gentleman to make even better
record in the senior class TO which he
has been promoted.
Sheriff Ruffoer arrived shis morning
from the north to pay tbs bills con
| traosed by the local Sheriff's offics in
| sending out posses in pursuit of the
Preaoots outlaws who escaped from the
Jail at that place, and also to try to fad
some trace OF the still missing Mexican.
Mr.. Ruffner discharged every obliga-
ton incurred by Sheriff Orme.
Low prices ia groceries. Go and see
Griebel & StRmbsugh.
| A move is on foot by the Tempe canal
people 30 purchase the Highland canal
| property and thus become possessed OF
a frss-class head and dam aud a perma-
nens supply of water. Should this
purchase be made 1t is expected TO end
| the troubls on the other side OF the
river on the water question.
| One Of our prominent cattlemen ex-
poets TO leave in a few days for Old
| Msxico where be will purchase several
thoussnd head of cattle and bring them
into this valley to fasten for the mar
| kets. Should the cattle be purchased
and brought over the line willis tbs
| present tariff is In force it is believed
that considerable money can be made
by the purchaser.
| O. II Davidson & Co. will in a { "
| days open a new store in the room
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full line OF hardware, queenswere,
| granite ware, household articles. etc.
Mr.. Davidson is q thorough business
| man and will no doubb command a
liberal patronage. as it is his intention
to Garry the goods the people want and
sell them as reasonable as possible.
| Mr.. Canon, prominent cattle mar
from the Santa Marie country, came II
last evening with bunch Of cattle
which had been sold to Col. Chriety
He reports the cattle in splendid con
| dibion in that section OF country. With G
| good demand for feeders. The Clerk
mine is being worked in that district BY
few men under contract, but the mill
has been shut down pending the suit
which is being tried in Chicago between
Mr.. CLARK and some Chicago people.
Mrs. D. D. Ure,daughter Of Mr.. j. [
| s. Miller, who has lived in this valley
at Soottsdale with Der father since iss'
December, at which time they came
| here from the east for the benefit OF
the lady's health, died last night. The
| body will De mb8lmed by the Phoenix
Undertaking Company and taken to the
old home at Chicago for burial on Sun
day evening. Mr.. Miller, when he
reached this valley was SO fsvofably
impressed that he purchased a farm
oear Scottsdsle on whichshe lived with
his daughter and hoped that though
she was very sick woman that the
climate would restore her - good
health, bus that hops was not fulfilled
and her death occurred last Dighs,
Griebel & Stambsugh are making
special pFioss in summer wash goods.
Gall on them.
The s. F. P & P road are arranging
the time of their excursion train which
will leave this city next Thursday morn
ing so that passengers taking that train
will make the fastest time between
Phoenix and California ever made out
of this oity through the northern por-
ton of the Territory. The train will
leave this city at $40 local time in the
morning, and will reach Los Angeles in
time for breakfast next morning, max
ing the ssven hundred miles in twenty
five hours. The desert between this
city end Prescott will be crossed in the
cool of tha morning, and the desert bs
yond ths n 4edles will be crossed during
hhe night while 10 is cool, making one of
the pleseentsss trips into California
that can be taken from this city.
LETTER LIST.