Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-30

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 this office for exhibition, sEd after thes
 have served their purpose In that direc-
 tion, they will be taken care of.
 Dr. s. D. Bell and Miss Laura Bell
 of Bntler, Pennsylvania, cBms in OF ] today's train, and will leave for Phoe-
 nix this evening, where they expect to
 spend the winter. The doctor Is sffiics' ed with throat trouble and comes out
 here to test the climate of Arizona in
 It's cure.
 Tucson Citizen:
 The Mioswber Club - OF in other
 words an nssemblege of "hss-beens'
 waiting foY something to turn up has
 been formed here with distinguished membership. Col. Andrew Jackson
 HaIbert, 6 first cousin to William Jen- nings Bryan has been elected president; Honor and his ex-Honor, Owen Thomas Rouse, vice-pFesident; Hon. Nathaniel
 Hawk, secretary; John George Rosk-
 ruge, chaplain. All of the officially de- funos democrats of the late and un- lamented democratic administration ers down es chsTteE membe They
 will probably meet under the drippings of theidemocresic sanctuary in the Star Hall. The cause for wishing to meet in that particular spot, Col. Halbers ssye, IS their desire to feel as uncom- forteble es possible.
 Hon. O. NJ. Shannon, ex-OoileotoF of Internal Revenue for Arizona and New Mexico, has located ia Clifton and will devote his time to the development of his copper mine, which is reported to be one of the best in the country. MF. Shannon in retiring from his office does SO with the best wishes of all who know him, democrs5 end republican alike. At all times he Is she courteous and obliging gentleman. Clifton is fortu- nate in securing so good 8 citizen-
 Postmaster DeGroff has advised his successor, MF. Thos. Hughes. that if he will appoint 8 chief clerk he, De- Groff will swear him in and give him aD opportunity to tamiliarize himself with the work of the office. This can be done while the new postmaster is getting up his bond So far as is known ME. Hughes has not yet made the appointment.
 Sub Indian Agent Berger has for the past four years been making a hard fight in order to get agricultural imple- ments foz the Papsgos on the RsseFva- tiou, but until the present time has been unable to do so. He is now in re- ceipb of forty ploughs, one hay rake, harness, etc. Heretofore all needed articles were fre4 shipped to Sscatou and then doIed out in limited quantities but She orders have now been given 1 to ke all eastern shipments direct ! here.
 Mr. John T. BRickwood of Nogsles is | In she city. Referring to the proclams- l tion of President Mckinley withdraw | ing from public entry 60 feet of land I north of the International boundary l lIne and 8 mile east and vest of monu- l mens No. 122, it will be says, damage l property values to the extent of $5O,OOO l When brought to the attention of the | relief measures will un doubtedly be proposed by congress.
 Register Tripple Is said to be in re- oeipt of a letter from Washington to l the effect that no appointments would l be made for the land cffice pending the 1 expiration of the term of present in- oun bents. That of the register expires l in October and tbe receiver in De oem beE.
 The district court of the Second | judicial district will convene in FloE- snce, October 4th. A week OF there I abouts will be devoted to criminal cases and then the civil calendar will be taken up. The United States court also meets in Florence.