Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-05-20
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Mr.. Chas. Mason, who represented
Pinsl county in the last session of tn.
Legislature, arrived this morning from
Florence and will spend several days il
his city. He is on his way to Honolulu,
where he has accepted responsible
position.
Mr.. J. J. Num- of Chicago, who has
been spend ;ng the winter In Phoenix,
mas become partner of A. j. Bradley
q the business of the Phoenix Under
sking Psrlors. Mr.. Num- is al exper
fenced embalmer and pleasant gentle
m an TO meet even il he is an under
Saker.
A private letter from Professor w. A.
Coy, late principal of the Phoenix gFsm-
mar schools, locates that gentlemel
and his estimsble wife at their ole
home ID Salem, Oaio, where they ar
rived some days SINGS in good hsaitl
after their journey from this city. They
expect to remsin permanently in thai
city.
Hon E. F. Greenlaw of Flagstaff
who arrived this morning from She
northern portion of the Territory, re
ports that yesterday Sher # Cameron
Of Flagstaff received telegram from
Sheriff Ruffoer that he had trsileo
Parker 80 within twelve miles of Ash
Fork and that he was headed towards
Pine Springs. Sheriff Cameron with
oosse at once lef0 Flagstaff 80 join
Sheriff Rufner.
hon. j. A. Fleming Feosived today
from P.ttsburg his badge of life mem
bership in the Scottish Rite Masonry,
be having been a mem Der of his con-
sistory for twenty years. 1t consists of
an elegant heavy gold piu bar pendent
to which is a heavy gold com pass and
square surrounding silver pavilion
handsomely ornsmented with gold and
by emell Creek CROSS 10
red enamel. The jewel is a beautiful
thing and worthy she honor which it's
bestowgl conveys upon MIR. Fleming.
District Attorney M. Il. Williams ex-
hibited on the streets today monster
strawberry vine which was one OF N any
shat he has growing on his ranch
north of she city Ga the vine we're
some two hundred berries, some dead
ripe and while others were just burning
and some were still small and green the
.ipe berries we're very large and luscious.
This valley can raise the best strawber
lies on earbh end our farmers know just
now 80 do it.
B. Heymap, of the B. Heyman Furni-
;ure Co, Phoenix, Ariz., wholesale end
.etau dealers, has introduced a new
manufacturing industry al Phoenix.
He has bliahed g plant for making
,nyx table tops, mantel pisces, lamp
,olumus snd other articles. TIE onyx
,sed in the manufacture OF thess erti-
lies is mined about fifty miles from
Phoenix Mr. Heyman has established
plant which will make Phosnix one of
he most prominent onyx markets in
be COUNTRY. Mr Heyman is well
Known IN Chicago trade ciTc ss, being
requent buyer here, and those who |
Know him bsst ssy that il it takes en-
rgy end push to meke success, such !
8 assured for his new industry.-E'r.
The arrival Of Capt. Brewer iG Phos
Tx yesterday again revived tbs story of |
he abandonment Of Fort Whipple. 1, |
3 said that the Captain ie com nissioned |
o look into the mattsr of establishing 8 |
arRe post at Fort Huacbuca which will |
10 headquarters in toe Territory. and to |
,hich will be removed the oom panies at
'orts Whipple and Gesut, aud that
hose PLACES will bs Gbandonzd. Fort
.psche will be con3inusd, IS will also
an Carlos, aud the latter post will be
brepgtheped The Captain this morn
~ disolsimed TO a HERALD reporter
ny Foundation to this report so fer as
9 knew, and stated that though he was
u his wsy to Fort Huaohucs his mis-
on was entirely foreign to that propo
tion.