Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-10

| "Mouse;" wanted for she murder of Mtn
Davis and ). L. Sseernee on February
9Th, last, about sixty miles from King
man. The amount OF the reward Of
fered is $500.
From Thursdays Daily.
The horse and saddle stolen by the
Indians we're claimed today by Mr..
81. L. Bats OF Glendale from whom
they were stolen on the 10Th of last
month and who had given up all hopes
OF ever recovering them.
The Phoenix Undertaking Company
have just completed the work of re-
modelling their establishment and put
ting in the latest Improvements, so that
they now have she most complete estsb-
lishment OF the kind in the Territory.
At q meeting of the Fire Department
held last evening it was decided 20 hold
a department picnic st Mesa City one
week from next Sunday. A committee
of four wss appointed to whom was
delegated the work of making all ar
engagements end it is safe to say that
the boys will have one of those kind of
times that we read about.
Jus6ics tombstone this morning made
an example of the two woman arrested
yesterday for residing within four hun
dred yards OF public school and
| tined each of them 800. He is de
| bermined to force these characters back
onto the reservation set eside for them
and every one arrested and found guilty
of residing within the four hundred
| yards who should be on the reservation
will be treated with tie same severity.
| Among those who will take advantage
of the first California excursion OF the
season which leaves this CITY this even
| ing over she NJ. & P. road are the folio "
ing: E Eastman, Andrew Nielsen,
CLARA Coats. b McOsbe, Mrs K NJ
French, g Bisnohi; D KsvsnsRh,
r Meskimone, Mrs Anna Meskimons.
Mrs NJ j Sargent, Miss Minoie Carroll
Buckman Farce Co. Chas Yaungstrom,
l N Taylor, wife and daughter.
An Important real estate transaction
was eonsumsted today whereby Mr..
Aaron Goldberg became the owner of
the Rosson property on the corner of
Sixth and Monroe streets, containing
| five lots and new two-etory brick
residence erected about a year ago at
a cost Of $1,000. The price paid for this
property by Mr.. Gold berg was $4,000
This is the residence occupied by Mr..
Whitelew Reid and family during their
soiourn in this city last winter.
What might have been a fatal scci-
dent occurred this morning on Wash
| ngton street, near the corner of First
avenue. Mr.. L. Hoffsnm ueler, tailor
| employed by Gillette & Co., was going
east in the middle of the road aud " hen
nearly opposite Coffee AIS horse
driven by Phil Wharton and hitched to
| delivery wagon which was going 10
the opposite direction became frighten-
sd at pile Of dirt being thrown into
the street by woFkmen engaged in ex
osveting for a foundation for new
building TO be erected, and dashed to
one side. As the horse SHE'D one of the
CO ulleP with considerable force in the
left side OF the ribs, throwing him
heavily to the ground. He was picked
up and carried into a store and DR..
Purman summoned, who cared for the
injured man. The dootos found that
although tine ribs we're considerably
bruised none were broken and unless
the man was internally injured he would
soon reoovar No blame is attached to
Mr.. Wharton, who was driving the
horse as he could not prevent the horse
from shyinR and running into Mr..
Hoffen mueller.
From Friday's DAiIy.
Late last evening Probate Judge
Grouse issued a marriage license to A.
j Barton and May L. SchetteF.
Boils, pimples and eruptions, sorofuls,
salb rhem aud ell other manifestations
OF impure blood are cured by Hoods
Ssreaparilla.
Bigger prices are being paid for cattle
10 bhis valley than for many years past.
Range cassle have been sold for feedsrs
as high as s22 head
Mr.. G II N Luhrs today filsd pc
tition in the Probate court for appoint
mens as guardian OF the person and
estate of Patrick Lamb.
Water Com missioner Trott will leave
tomorrow morning for the head Of the
river to look over the supply OF water
and regulate the supply 30 the various
canals in the county,
OIL Caristy received five carloads of
range cattle from the northern portion
OF the Territory, last evening, which be
will place on pasture in this valley and
fatteu for the markets.
A large number of local Odd Fellows
will go to Mesa City tomorrow evening
for the purpose of assisting the lodge at
that place confer the degrees. The
Mesa City lodge he's a long list OF sp-
plicants for mem bership and are in
oressing their mem bership very rapidly.
Mr. Joe Reed, the Pioneer Express
man, has purchased the sale privilege
on the North and South road and will
see that passengers on trains on that
road ere supplied wi b all the latest |
reading matter and the best fruits IN |
the markets.