Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Saturdny's Daily.

Glendale and will be pushed to ccmpls tion.
 The N. & P. road will ssrly next week ship four carloads of Eoney to the east esn markets. Up to the present time eleven carloads of honey have been shipped from this valley and the pro- duct is not nearly exhausted.
 I will be sad news to many of our people to Isaro thas Col. C. s. Master, the builder Of the M. < P. sogo and for meuy years it's business manager, Is sui tering from paralysis in the lower linn be and cannot walk. He ie at home with his family in Virginia.
 Twenty of the one hundred Japs left stranded iu this city by the csneigre company left last evening for Fresno where they have secured work. Many of those remaining in the city
 have secured positions as servants ip
 private families and on ranches.
 MT. T. E Dalton, Superintendent of
 Public Instruction, yesterday presented
 bis resignation So Governor Akers. l.
 will be left to the new ewsuperintendeDt to look after the matter of changing the text books for the public schools of tha Territory.
 Mr. McDnl of Globe arrived in this city yesterday and reports that camp very quiet, owing to the shut down of the mines. Hs says there is s5 the present tune about $50, ,OO0 less in oirou- lasion than thsre was when the mines
 were all working. He will go to Rivsr- side in few days.
 Two papers in the past week legvinG g the HERALD offios fog Flagstaff have
 reached that point. That is about one out out of three. Is bhis the best the postal authorities can do? If so the sooner there Is change she better and
 ohe sooner charges are made against civil service attaches who are rssponsi- bic the sooner we may get relief. MP. O. L. Montgomery, for several years connected with the M & P road in
 this city, but at present of Detroit,
 Michigan, where he is connected with 8 large corporation is iD She city look
 ing after his valuable real estate inter eate here. Mc. Montgomery was al-
 ways fsvoriss in this oity and his
 many friends are pleased to again shake
 hands with him. He will continue his journey this evening.
 The Mormons of Mesa City today eel ebreted Pioneer Day with fireworks, speeches, etc. Is was just fifty years
 ago todsy that the first Mormon pil- grims reached Salt Lake and founoed the settlements from which has grown the great city of Salt Lake. Many of She people of Mesa are now in Salt Lake
 participating in the grea. celebration
 being held in that city, but those who
 were compelled 50 remain at Mesa are holding a celebration of their own in honor of that event.
 The mass meeting held ct She high school building this afternoon wss largely attended and the struggle of she edherents of the various sites WAS very interesting. On the selection of 8 chairman the Churobill property advo- oates scored theIF first victory and from along the lire. Many votes were cast while the polls were open and many votes were lost by tardy voters. Csrri- ages vera rushing about the streets gathering up voters and no opportunity WAS lest to gain votes by the advocates shs different sites. The ballots showed She following propositions to be voted: Churchill, one block and house, corner Fifth and Van Buren streets, $l5,00O; Pem barton, lots and 6. block 1, two Hatch, one block, Second avenue and Van buren, $1o,0O0; SeGer's Addition, twelvs Iots facing Center street, S9SOO; Walter Bennett, ten lots facing Second avenue, corner Bennitt's Lane, S550O; Ming, oue block, corner Adams and Thirteenth avenue. s45o0; Evsne, block II, Churchill addition, 5000; Mognett, block 10, Churchill addition, $5000; Redewill, one block. corner Sixth ave- nus and Jefferson street, s6200 Hewins x Pratt, half block, corner of Sixth aveDue and Adams, S8. 300; Mont yomery, one block, 43 or fl, Montgom- sry addition. donated; Waiter Bennett, Lot ?. Block ', Dennis addition, 215 acres, S1, 800; Walter Bennett, Lot 10, Block ', Bsnnett's addition, s1,5O0; Block II, City of Pnoeuix, S160OO. When the votes were counted 1t was 'ound that 285 votes had been cast, of l which 173 were for the Churchill prop | ,rty and 1l2 wsre eoattered to the va-ious other sites. from Mondays Daily.
 Physical strength and energy oontri- ,ute to strength of character, and both nay be had by taking Hoods SaFesps- ilIa.
 A letter from Seattle conveys the in diligence that MP. Hsns Herlick of this ity, who is spending the summer there, aft thas city on the 23fd of the month 1K Alaska
 ME. Geo. l.. Fisher who is interest q in mining in this section of country ill leave this evening with his wife for New Mexlco where he ill look into some mining propositions
 Messre. l.. P. Nash and Kyle will