Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-07-29

the Sd for attempting to murder OnaFlee Overlook, and WAS bound over to await she action of the grand jury, was re- leased on bail Monday, but wss imme distely rearreeted by Sheriff White on the charge of shooting up Bisbee. Con stable Tom Vaughn went over to Tomb stone yesterday foE the prisoner, who will be tried here tomorrow.
 Tucson Star:
 EEThe first instsIlment of Tuceon's con- tribution to the Oloudyke region, Mesers Charles M. Taylor and W. T. Psaocck, left last night fos San Fran cisco, from whence they will start for Alaska by the most direct route.
 The sale of the Tres Amigas mine at Gro Blanco is imminens. An expert representing eastern capital is now on she ground, his parties having till the 25sh, to "take ib OF leave It. The price is said to be S75,OOO Ten per osnt
 wn. Other parties stand ready to
 ke hold of the property in case the
 eseub negotiations do not end in 8 55ale.
 A meeting of She board of directors of the A. O. U..W hall association was held last night to consider bids for the erection ot the hall building in coDtem- plation. The bids ranged from $24,- 900 to s2s,O ,O0O and all were in excess of she estimated cost made by Mir. Norton, Che architect who furnished the plans and specifications for the building, they were also iD excess of the amount for which the association is capitalized, consequently all the bids were neces- sarily rejected. Tie directors will again meet at an early day and take such steps as will doubtless assure the early commencement of work on the building.
 Two importsrt events occurred ip the family of Col. Geo Christ last Mon- day. During She afternoon Col Christ AWse appointed Surveyor General of Arizona, and on She same evening their daughter, Amy Christ was married to Martin Henry Jones at the residence of
 Nds's parents at Nogales. The dSDfide is one of the most telsnted and interesting ladies of southern Arizona and the Star takes pleasure in extend Ing most cordial greetings to the bride and groom on the happy event wishing them all the felicibies and good for tunsa of long, and enjoyable domee tic life.
 Robert E Hughes, of Casa Grsnde formerly 8 we'll known resident of this
  in many portions of ib, was in Tucson yesterday on business, which wes mainly that of meeting old Tfriends and receiving their hesrtieet wishes for un- bounded success on his trip to the Clondyke region upon which he is about to start. Everybody wishes Bob Hughes good luck even if does go seven thousand miles away to find is. The Star had yesterday the pleseure of call from o. D. Reppy. of the Florence Tribune, who is on his way home from few days trip to the Hua- forests. He IS accompanied by W. o. ITFumsn, sheriff of Pinal county. The | Eyeptlemen left on the west bound train q P 40 this morning. Mr. Rsppy Fe-
 ped the mining interests in the dis i
 be visited ss espe cially prosperous,
 Athe expectation of sn early increase os sctiVisy, especially at Dnqaesue, where w. A. Clark, the owner Of the Jerome; mines, has become interested to the extent of having taken working bond on some of the copper property there, and is preparing to develop it or a somewhat extensive scale. The de- velopment already done is very con- siderable and the result warrants con- fdence in the future of the propertE.