Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-06-24
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 Pure, rich blood feeds the nerves. That Is why Hoods Ssrsspriils, the great blood purifisr, cures nervousness. Farmers are complaining ot 8 short wheat crop in the valley. There wss put light crop sowed, and though the yield is fairly good there will be but little harvested in the valley.
 Prof. Ostrum of Prescott, who has been in the oity for some time putting up his fences for the position of Super lntendent Of Public Instruction, will leave for Tucson in few days.
 The one business ttet would not be 1verdone in Phoenix, the tanning busi- nees is not represented at all. A small establishment that could handle about give thousands hides per year would do we'll.
 Mr. E. F. Maddox of Fort Worth Texas. who is putting up an ice plant at Tucson, arrived this morning on visit to his brother, whom be has not seen for years. He will spend several days ln the oity with his brother.
 Hundreds of thousands have been in duced to try Ch4m bsrlain's Cough Remedy by reading what it has done for others, and having tested It's merits for themselves are today it's wsrmest friends. For sale by all druggists.
 Clerk Gray of the Board of Supervle- ors this morning received the returns from the Territorial Board of Equali- zation of the valuation placed on the railroads of this county and the report will be used in determining the rate of taxation on such roads.
 Mr.J. W. Bolton is building band some cottage on N )rth Second street, coruer of Fillmore. It is one story brick structure aud will cost when com pleted about g 500. Churchill sddi- tion IS rapidlv building up and MT. Bolton wsnts to be on time when the great day comes.
 At the meeting of the fire department last evening Mr. Will A Davis was un- animously chosen chief, Mr. Wm. EOans having resigned his claims to that office some time ago. MT. D avis is an old fireman and a fevorite with the mem oers of the department and will till that flee most aoceptably to all concerned.
 Mr. B. Heymsn will leave tomorrow evening for the east where he will visit the principal furniture markets and make purchases for the fall and winter trade. He will first accompany Mrs. Heyman and his daughter to $ ID Fran cisco where they will spend the summer with relatives and friends While iu the east Mr.Heymsn will purchase more extensive machinery for his onyx fac tory.
 Governor Franklin today issued par dons to two couvicts in the Territorial prison, both of whom bad been sent to that institution from Pima county and whose terms would have expired, one tomorrow and the other on the 19 b of the month. Both prisoners have proven to be very exemplary and theIr pardons were given them in order to restore their citizenship. They are James A Harrison and Daniel H Davie, both sentenced to two years for bur glsry.
 Mr. Ohas. Woolf who has spent some time in the office of local firm of law yers, left last evening for Jerome where ne will locate and engage in the prac tivs of law. Mr. Woof though 8 young man is grsdu ate of the Terri torisl Normal school and also of the University of Colorado and wss last winter sd dmitted 10 preotios before the Supreme court of the Territory having passed a most creditable examin ation. We predict that MT Woolf will meet with great success in his chosen pro fession.
 4 letter was received this morning conveying the sad intelligence of the death of Rsv. F. O. Holman, at his home in Minneapolis last Friday. Mr. Holman spent several months in this oty last winter with his wife and dur ug his stay relieved R V. McKiu- ney of the Presoy terian church. Mir. Holman was one of the most able pull pit orators who has ever visited this city, and both the reverend gentleman and his wife made many friends while Eere. Much sympathy is expressed at bis death.
 s ,cretary Bruce received 8 telegram this morning from Secretary Bliss of the Interior Department st Washing ton, stating that if it was the desire of MT. Akers, the newly appointed Score tsry, not to enter upon his duties before bhe first of the fiscal year, an arrange ment to that effect would be satisfactory to that Department. Mir. Akers also telegram to the same effect and the two gentlemen have agreed that Mr. Bruce will continue to ace as 90 re sary untig the first of next month Ia the mean time Mr. Akers will work with Mr. Bruce and learn the routine ot that office. Mr Akers denies the s5ate- nent iu 6 morning paper to the effect b at before leaving Prescott he took the oath of off 8 before Judge Hswkine and Vill wais uotil the firss of July before le takes that oath. A good story is told of how the Board l # Control oame to adj 1urn yesterday l .ttsrnoon a lisble prematurely. During | i, In III in tha hucinaso of that R,ar6 the l