Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-05

Rsv. Oal Ogburn, who has been quite Ill for some time, left last evening for visit to the old home at Peru, Iowa. He will FetuEp to Phoenix this fall and carry on his work in the Christian church.
 MT. William Sbenlske, of Congress. | arrived this morning and will remain permanently in this city Mr. Sten lake recently had ths misfortune to be | caught by some falling rock, which ser- iously lsceFsted his left arm.
 MF. H. H. Logan of the Sonora canal | arrived home few days since after | seeing the water flowing in that enter prise snd will remain for some time. That canal is the ons great improve ment in the State of Sonora. Just try loo. box of Caecerets, the fnest liver and bowel regulator ever made. Mr. A D. Hinton returned shis | morning from Los Angeles, where he | was called by the sudden death of his
 wife, The little baby is growing ricely and will be brought to Phosnix this fali | where lb will be cared for by relatives. | A heavy rain feil in tue northern DOT l Sion of the territory last night which extended from Ash Fork south 90 Skull l Valley, and wes So heavy sb Prescott at the arrival oe the train bearing Gov
 ernor MeCord that the baud which was
 at the depos to greet him could play
 ous one tune, the second tune being
 drowned by the rain which filled the
 instruments of the band
 The magnifoens two-story structure
 built of iron, sandstone aud press
 brick, on Adams street, between First and Ssoond avenues, is fassly approach
 ing completion. Perry & O'Meare
 have about finished the brick whork, and the other contractors, electric, plum bers and carpenters are pushing
 theiF departments. The ground floor,
 5Ox1O0, will bs occupied by Barclay & , Berrym man, wholesale grooers. The f second etory will be used as hall. l Professors CFeiger and Brown, with [ their families, returned about midnight , last night from su overland trip to she Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Ait l parties concerned sFe unanimously oi } the opinion that overland trips in Ari- zone srs not what they ars cracked ul to bs. With the usual luck of teuder- feet they fouaG one morning when
 csmped miles away from anybody else
 that shsir horses had ssrayed eff during the night, and iG took hard riding for s fouF or five days 60 rscoveF them, end
 when they did so they vere so sore and worn out that thers was DO pleasure iu the balance of she trip for them.
 ] About twenty-five days ago MP. Cor 3 don Huneeckes lef5 Mesa Cisy for the southern part of the territory to find ? some cattle shieves. Some time before
 shat he had purchased number oi head of cattle from soma Indians which 3 proved to hevs been stolen and MF 3 | 8uHseokeF wss comps led to return | bhem to 5he mon from whom they had
 been stolen. When hs started out tc s fad the men from whom be had pur- I chased the cattle he took with him eu InQISn from SD6 O8cabOn agency WHC was known to be the most villienous Iadien on the reservation. Since leav- 3 ing Mesa Ci'y nothing hsd been heard
 from him, aud Tuesday a party lef;
 that eity to find him, thinking it just possible that harm bad come 50 him
 This morning Mir. J. W. Frskes, of this oisy, received 6 telegram fgom MT. " B. Pomeroy, who is at Nogslee, 50 the
 feet that ths missing man WIS seen u Ell Piomo, Mexico, last Sua day, and shat he was well and hearty. The news
 was tslephoued to Maaa City this morn
 ing and the relatives of the yonog man
 feel greatly relieved.