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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05
miscellaneous.

Hama Mckial to Mary McKial, bill OF
',estock of goods-Sl0
Brecdlove u Butler to Ninemire q Nor
gan, logging truck and cabe-$200.
J + Buck to + Zeebuyth, contract to
sell logs for supplies to amt of $275.
Arthur A Eshom to Elizabeth Eshom,
bill OF sale live stock etc-Sl.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05

druggists -5c. C. /. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
The only Pills TO take with Hoods SarsaparIlla.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05

and easy 10 operate. Is true
Of Hoods Pills, which are
up to date in every respect.
Safe. certain and sure. All
C.flg-i,tS .5r. &. 1. Hood
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05

Snails We're once thought to be a cure
Tor CONSUMPTION.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-05-05

GN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHING
tom for Chchals County
e. Il. Weatherwax, plaintiff
:, =, vs.. Notice. No 2Sl3
J. VI. WcHtherwax Lumber
Company, Il corporation,
defendant.
Notice is hereby given that on the 3rd day of
May, 1880, Eugene France, receiver of the j. NJ
WeatherwaX Lumber Company filed his final
report OF all his transactions rs such receiver
~ the above entitled cause and court and that
Friday, May 90 1898. at the hour OF 10 o'clock a.
IN. OF said day, has been appointed by the court
for the hearing, examination and approval OF
said report, in the courts chambers al the court
house in Montesano. Chchalis county, Wash
ington; and any and all persons interested in
said receivershp, either as creditors or other
wise.are hereby notified to file their exceptions.
If any they have, with the CLERK OF said court
before the said hearing, or appear at said hear
ing and object to said report and contest the
same. EUGENE FRANCE,
Receiver.
Date OF first publication May s. 1898.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24
DISTRICT COURT.
LEE GRAY,
Clerk.

The case of Geo. Wilson. accused of
grand larceny. was tried in the dis
trict court this morning and the Jury
brought in verdict of guilty. Efe wilt
probably he sentenced tomorrow tSat-
urdayl morning.
The case of Samuel Anders IN. on the
second Indictment returned by the
grand jury. and in which he is charged
with having rohhed II Mr.. Schwartz,
was then called. and snecial venire
was ordered for twelve trial jurors 10
serve in this case.
The grand jury Yesterday Ignored
the charge of murder against Perez,
the man who slew 4 young Mexican
for the seduction of his daughter. The
grand jrrv today has made no report
that could be obtained in time for pub
lication
The case of Rennie VS.. Ward; dis
missed
.The cssse Of the New England Co. vs.
Lund: Judgment rendered for the de-
PENDANT
Ming VS.. Massey was tried and ju1g--
ment was rendered for the plaintiff.
The five cases between F. T.. Britt
and rho s. F.. r. & 2. railroad. were.
set for trial Monday November 2Srh,-
In the ease of Lewis Wolfiey VS.. W..
I. and G.. D. Brown. demurrer was.
overrulled and the case set for trial
Mondav November 2Sth.
Goldman & Co VS. Roach was set for
trial November 2Sth.
The case of ChaS. Zech VS.. V. Grant
and V Grant avs. Chas. and Carl Zech
were dismissed.
The case ofEmilvAuburyvs h hrd
The case of Emily Auhury VS.. Igna-
clio Garcia was set for trial December
18th.
The case of j. j. Baker VS.. G. W.
Larimer ct nj, was set for trial Novem-
Der Goth.
The case of r. E Daggs vs.. Samuel
and Cora Goldman was set for trial
November ODD.
The cases of tho CRY of Phoenix VS.
W. L Pinney and Jos ThalheimeF We're
dismissed.
IN the case of Ward VS.. Balsz, mo-
tion to deny Judgment was denied
In the case of the Utah Canal
Enlargement and Extension Company
VS.. the London Company. the herring
Of the motion for Il new trial WAS con-
tinued till next Saturday.
In the case of c. J. Reauvais VS..
Mary r. Reauvais. hearing of the mo-
ton for the granting of alimony was
set for next Saturday.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24
SUNDAY FIRES.
Two Alarms Were Turned In Yester
day, but No Great Damage
Resulted.

The alarm of fire which sounded yes
terday afternoon was attended by
more than ordinary interest owing to
the heavy wind that was blowing at
the time and which made it very evil
dent that a fire under Roadway would
be almost impossible to extinguish
The alarm originated at the resi-
dence of Mrs. S. E. Kelsoe who keeps
a boarding house at 800 North Second
avenue. near the First Methodist
church and had 1T not been for the
presence of mind of those first TO ar
rive and the employment of small
garden hose, the brflding would most
surely have been DESTROYED The fire
originated seemingly under the kitchen
stove and was discovered by the
smoke before it had hurst ini-o flame.
There is n cellar under part of THE
house. and those first to arrive entered
the cellar and with hose threw water
from the hydrante onto the burning
floor from below. while others above
employed themselves in like proceed
ing. The fire was soon extinguislhed
but not till great part of the furni-
tIlre had been renloyedby neighbors
who had arrived.
AS usual is such cases. there was
some damage by breakage. The fire
Company responded TO the call but the
danger was, over before they arrived
About seven o'clock in the evening
another alarm was turned il and the
Department quickly responded but as
in the first instance the danger was
over before tIhey arrived. In fact it
may be said there was no danger ex-
cept form falling sparks as the fire
was but the burning out ofthe chin
ney ito the fireplace of Joe Hollands
house on East Adams near first street
1t occasioned considerable alarm as
sparks were flying thick and the sur
property was all constructed
Of wood and adobe but a bucket of
water was thrown down theehimney
Ind soon settled matters
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Proceedings of the Saturday and Sun
daySessions-

After the devotional exercises of Sat
urday morning the following subjects
were presented and discussed by the
DELEGATES generally.
"The Bible" presented by Rev L.
McAfee
"Scriptural mode of child culture.
and modern Sunday School idea pre-
sented by L. A. Sherman
"The church in the Sunday School,.
presented by Oscar Gibson.
"Home department" Rev. H. N.Kin-
ney.
The afternoon was devoted TO n spec
ial chiidren's service consisting of
music by the children. a cornet solo
by Miss Edith Kay and the discussion
of the following subjects:
PRIMARY Oreanization,'' presented
by Mrs NJ Elliott.
GLOW Mothers and Primary Teach
ers May Be Mutually Helpful pre-
scented by Mrs A. Z. Buckley.
How to teach the children" an H.
Illustrated presentation by Rev. l.. O.
Ferguson
Saturday evening was devoted to
the reports of officers. delegates and
committees and miscellaneous bust
ness including the election Of officers
for the ensuing year, which resulted
as follows:
President, Walter Hill. Phoenix
Secretary. NJ. w. MESSENGER. Phoenix
Corresponding Secretary Rev. s. L.
Guthrie, Tempe. Treasurer. A. p.Wal-
bridge. Phoenix. The former Vice
Presidents from each county were re-
elected.
Rev. ATcCreary presented the sub
iect of proper use of helps" aud Rev
II. p. Lane the subject Teaching the
lesson.
Mrs. Walter Hill rendered beauti-
fu1 solo.
Sunday morning there were SER
mons in all the churches on Sunday
School work and in the afternoon
there was another session of the con-
vention ait which the following sub
iects were discussed.
"Bible History-How to teach it,,
DR.. Geo B. Pratt.
"House to House Visitation, Rev.
A. V Hardin.
Union Teachers meetings, G. o.
Austin.
Temperance Work in the Sunday
School, A. P Walbridge.
"Evangelistic work in the Sunday
school, Walter Hill.
Miss R. NJ Sargent rendered solo.
Sunday evening there was q union
service at the First Methodist Church
ut which the now President was in
troduced and several excellent IEuSic-
al selections We're rendered, Claap-
lain Scott delivering the address oSfha
nce n
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24
BOARD OF SUPERVISOR

Office of the Board of Supervisors,
Maricopa County. Oct. "a. 1895.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn t
ment. Present. ]. T. Priest, chair |
man. ]. r. Norton. and Jos. Monihon,
members, and Lee Gray. clerk.
The minutes of the meeting of Oc
tober IS. $685. were read and upon
motion approved.
The bond of H. A Hughes. in the
sum of $4,000 for the care of the
county indigents for three years, was
upon motion approved.
Upon motion of J. r. Norton. the
clerk was directed to send to the vari-
Gus road ovcrSeerS Il copy of the law
rela ting to lrarbed wire fences and 10
enforce the same. with reference to its
application to public highways. heing
act No %. session laws of 1898, of
the territory of Arizona.
The board upon motion allowed Ed
win S. Fister. INDECENT. So for month
of October, and Thos. s. EsmOnd. indi-
gent. an order for groceries for the
sum of $40. and Jose Samide So in the
form of an order for groceries.
Upon motion the clerk was instruct
ed to notify J. w. Penham that the
county desired possession of the lot
property immediately south of the
court horse Plaza. by January 1. 1898.
and world at that time demand that
the lots be vacated.
The board u.ron motion instructed
the clerk to advertise for bids for
thirty cords of mesquite wood for the
luse at the court house, for the coming
winter
The board upon motion audited and
allowed the following claims:
| 1908 w. H. Buck, registration
of voters 81. u"
1899 Frea S. Nave, registration
of voters Zzu
of voters -. %. 90
1TG1 G. G. Gonzales, (assng),
registration of voters -. TO- DC
J 1902 NJ H. Meyer, Justice of the
peace fees, third quarter of
1898 :. -. sc. 81
17O3 II. f. Kell, registration of
voters :. Luz
17O4 Richard Stroud, registr'a-
tom of voters -. ;. 1G. AZ
1905 Farmers Exchange (assng)
supplies to indigents. Mesa Is. Ot
17O6 Frank D. Welcome. (assng)
registration Of voters -. 6.2(
1907 Joe Brsh (assng)registra-
ton of vO.erS. 49,. 9.St
170S J. H. Pomeroy, registration
of voters - IA. q
1109 J. w I<incaid, registration
of voters Is. 6(
ITO Joe Bush. fassng), registra-
ton of vo'ers :, g. GO
!. Ill J. A. Encinas, (assng), reg
istration of voters =. -. 3.St
1712 Miss Ca-rz PARA, care of
two ind:gents =. :. -. 10 -Ot
lib A F. Messenger fassng),
lumber, road district No.
II 81 9:
TIA Sam l[orrick labor fassngl
road district No . :. =. 10. q
1T15 Mesa Lumber Company,
lumber. road district No 10 37.1
| ZIG G. G. Gonzales. removing
dead horse. Tempe, road
district No. 13 49, 90
iii A T. MESSENGER. (assng).
: lumber. road district No 2. 45. o
The hoard upon motion adjourned L
meet November 1. 1898.
J. T. PRIEST.
Chairman
: LEE GRAY,
n Clerk.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24
PRESCOTT The WINNERS.
They Defeat the DeMund Team by q
Score of 81 to g.

A small bIrt very enthusiastic crowd
gathered at the park Yesterday TO wit
ness the final game of the Prescott-De-
Mund series.
The game up to the beginning of the
Ruth inning. was the best game of the
In the ninth inning the game
bot won by the good playing of
tott, but the unnecessary errors of
enix.
2:30 O'Clock Nose Drachman
I'd the game. with Prescott at the
Yand Jones and Moser holding down
points for Phoenix.
p the first half of the second a
uble" was made by Hess hitting to
md. who put eRes out and then
ght Hess at first.
loser made sure throw TO second
caught Sommers trying to steal
G.
pc work of the DeMund boys was
GLASS, considering the fact that
have been in practice but two
Ks.
was also lacking the coaching of
Hoss" Chiles. or Captain Taffe
was kept out of the game on ac-
of stiff knee.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24

Ol L 6HDS, WAS
in Mesa Tuesday.
Everybody in Mesa Is preparing for
their Thanksgiving dinner The
heads of families are all providing
trkeys, ducks or chickens for their
group. according to the size and appe-
tiles of the members. while the heads
without families are figuring on what
boarding house or restaurant Is going
to have the best layout.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Howes and Miss
Esther Howes of Bradford Pa. were
among Monday nights arrivals in the
city They are stopping at Hotel
Adams.
Special rates will be given to south
side passengers going to Phoenix
Thursday, and a train will be run
back after the show in the evening.
A great many south siders will go TO
Phoenix in the afternoon to the foot
ball game and take In the show in the
evening.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24
baking powder at

James Kerrick and William Cameron
accused of stealing a bunch of horses
and driving them toward the Sonora
line. were captured and this morning
brought in by Constable VIM. DeSdaln
and a deputy sheriff of Yuma county
and placed in the county jail. Their
cases were Immediately taken up bv1
the grand jury and they-were indicted
for grand larceny
Mrs. Clara y. Evans raised quite
quantity of splendid grape fruit this
year from trees growing in her
orchard Nothing finer in that fruit.
either in quality or size. was ever
grown anywhere. II seems to take TO
this climate better than to southern
California. This fruit sells. where
there is any to sell. ut about the price
of oranges Our citrus growers would
do we'll 10 give considerable attention
to growing this fine and healthful
fruit.
The wedding of Mr.. George W. Stew
art and Miss Lizzie E. Burger occurred
last night. The affair was quiet one.
only the relatives and intimate friends
being present The groom is proprietor
: of the Centre street cigar factory and
a most estimnble young man. The
bride is a daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. }.
| II. Burger and has lived in Phoenix
almost from infancy She is vel
known and dessrvedly popular. The
many friends of the contracting par
| ties extend their richest congratnla-
tons.
Porter w. Fleming formerly of
/ Phoenix and son of ]. A. Fleming. is
the newly elected District Attorney of
| ella County.
/ Louis Duval. Tombstone pioneer
cattleman, died recently in California
where he had gone in search of better
/ health.
Fuentes, the Mexican who stole the
/ diamond pin, was this morning sen
,tenced to two years in the territorial
| penitentiary.
Major w. n. Stilwell returned this
1 morning from a business visit to Globe
and other ella county points. He is
t stopping at the Commercial.
Mrs. f. X. Potter and Mrs. c. E.Pot-
ter of Detroit were among Monday
nights arriE1S in the city. They will
probabl2 ~ winter here
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rubbish from =

tDODSA $780,
E0use So. ~. 9-oo
1856 The ARIZONA Electric COZ
g sss3,9 sou FsserasF's office 1>ao
1857 Chapman Bros.s supplies -
to indigents - X - .lo.oU
1853 J. NJ. Creighton. balservices
on architect work ~. 59-5
TO- vice VII %. 10
1T6O VIM P Hughes. services
farm. -. :. 1915
1851 Chas. u. Poston. monthly
allowance. INDECENT. Is. 90
1T62 c. NJ S.urges and Company
transportation coroners
jury. Phoenix 5.OO
1863 Phoenix Hay and Grain Co
seed for court house yard. $40
1854 Rollt. z. Wright. special
services index records 49,. Io.OO
1765 c. w Sturges. transDorta-
ton INDECENT to county hos
1TG6 D. F. Greenwood. (assng)
service hai'iff. district court Z so.
stoves. court house. 80. 400
116S G. H. Rothrock. monthly a.
Iowance care of J. NJ Wood
INDECENT ZO.oO'
1T69 Chas H. Holmes, services
- court repor.ter 50. 40
ITO Edwin s. Fister (assng) al
lowance. INDECENT. -. 800
iii F. w. Platts. painting at
county poor farm :. 500
| I1T2 DIR. H. A. HUGHES. care of
county hospital. month of
October :. 49,. .569- Az
| 1713 T. H Wilson. labor. sprinlSl-
ing county roads . . "a 90
| 1774 Frank Luke poll tax col
lected road district No L.. II. 7G'
! t175 The Phoenix. Herald. pub
fishing minCSes. etc. month
of October !. :. ........ 104.4S
Tile board upon motion of j. r. Nor
| ton instructed d. L. Murray. county
| treasurer. to accent ,rhe taxes of the
| Western Investment banking company
| for 1898. on an assessment of %
| shares instead of 1I2.
The hoard rron motion approved
| the bond of Wade Hulings as notary
/ public.
| VIM. Johns INDECENT. was uDon mo-
ton allowed sS n the form OF an or
| der for groceries upon the application
of John Anderson of ella Bend
The hoard upon motion adjourned to
meet November T.. 1898.
]. 7. PRIEST.
Chairman.
LEE GRAY,
Clerk.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24

avenue in Tempe is the finest
lin Arizona. The roadbed from
lcurb is of n gentle curve and
hard surface. The street is
Nee n week in the BUSINESS
rs. which keeps IT clean and in
raf condition. Cement walks extend
Dalong both sides of the street In front
of the business houses. The whole Of
| feet gives the little city a metropoli-
Tan mir.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24

ling the one brought from Benson. etc.
is now about completed. A marked
Improvement in the appearance of that
part of town is the result.-Nogaies
Oasis.
The Presbyterian. Baptist, AIetho-
dist Episcopal. South Methodist Free
Methodist and Christian church hold
a union Thanksgiving service at the
| Presbyterian church tomorrow at II
o'clock. The annual sermon viii be
given by Rev. Dr. Lewis Halsey. of
the Baptist church
According TO the Journal-Miner a
smooth ETH by the name of Lee who
has been doing Some DIRK on the Lit
| tie Jessie Mine. ny the jaw bone FRO
cess. has skipped the country leaving
several hundred dollars of bills and
| miners wages behind. He is located
however. and will be brought back
Ice Bush, the scientific quail shootcr.
continues to supply the Phoenix
market with birds and cater to the
taste of local epicures- Joe is proud
of his record and good natured enough
to share THE Spoils of the hunt with his
friends. He makes speciality of
shooting quail and voting the Demo
cratic ticket
Sunday two women found new
born baby in an old basket near the.
bridge which crosses the arroyo north
Of the round house. TWAS still alive
Some other women were near. and
they are supposed TO have taken the
child away. for when the women came
TO town and reported what they had
seen. and some went 70 look for the
child. basket and all had disappeared
-NcgaleS Oasis.
DO not make your engagements toe
far ahead. Cd, rather. when arrang-
ing your December calendar be sure |
and mark the evening of the Goth as
spoken for. Arizona eRbekah Lodge |
no. l, of Phoenix. viii give grand |
ball on that date and every one who |
gets an invitation viii want to go.
Johnny Culver. young man who
was thrown from horse and tramnled /
ON several days ago. in the neighhor.
hood of Chslparlal. died from his in
juries and was buried on Sunday His
brother-in-law. John Stilwell. met his
death almost in the same manner Il
few months since, within ten miles of
the same place.
The ladies of Arizona Rebekah
Lodge No. l are arranging for the Civ
ing of grand Christmas hall on the
night of Monday. December Goth Fur
Their notice will be given as arrange
mentS progress. The well-known- rppn-
tation of this society in the manage
ment of entertainments of this kind
will be borne out in the coming event
Arrivals at the Ford Monday night
were II. r. Vorden Denver. Geo. Car
son. Council Bluffs. Ia. A f. Kinsman
Prescott. r. p. Swindler Salt Lake
and II. J. Sisty. Kirkland.
Died-In Prescott, Nov 16 $685.
Samuel Latham, aged 81 years. His
death was the result of an accidental
wound received last July He was !
native of Pennington. Maine. He
had resided in Prescott about three
,
No expense has been spared by the
committee in charge of the military ]
ball TO make it first-class affair The
music is undoubtedly the finest that ]
-ver furnished inspira ton for a like
went in this city. The program is an l
fine one and long enough to
suit the most ardent devotee of the art l
will he dispensed gratis
hroughqlIt .sysp5nG
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24
THE NATIONAL GAME.
The Resrlt Between Prescott and
Phoenix Is Tie, So Far.

AS previously advertised the base
bail nine from Prescott and the De-
Mund team. of Phoenix. played inter-
eSting games at Phoenix nark on Sat
urday and Sunday afternoons. This
it was expected would end the series,
as both teams were sure of winning
both games. hut things do not always
turn out as they are planned and the
Prescott boys 20 badly fooled ON Sat
Ilrday. They worked hard and did
some good playing. but fortune did not
favor Them and they were forced to
accept at final result n score of 16 to IL
in favor of the capital city club. The
linc-up on SATURDAY. was as follows:
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y and Denver Holmesls
IN a trip TO the Jerome

DCarpenter arrived in Phoenix
hl days ago 10 spend the winter
With ther father, Mr.. George. Rev
Carpenter is in Texas, where he will
be. most of the winter.
Judge Howell is in Tempe from the
Tonic.
Ben Goldman left the valley last
evening with some cattle for Los An
Geles. He will be gone several days.
Editor Darby. of the Enterprise. was
In Tempe Tuesday, increasing the cir
cuIation of his sheet.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24

he tllt = -. ~ 4: thing was ~
report E wheeled to
the rigifs - I L. syie courthouse

he got up too much steam and went
clear by the sheriff's office and into
jefferson street, where he frightened
another animal, which ran away. The
cart was demolished. but there We're
no caSua lties. save the breaking of the
law against driving vehicles on side
walks
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24
MESA NOTES.

hem today.
IF Tempe, was a Mesa Wis
Y.
lball, who returned to his
cago a few weeks ago af-
: the past two years in
5 to friends in the valley
gone to work in the car
ry there. He said he
Arizona sunshine, for they
Chicago most every other
he n social dance In Mesa
: Coop. hall has been con-
dancing. as it shakes the
! loosens the plastering. SO
i probably use the social
-ester celebrated the tenth
of his marriage yesterday
edding.
hisiexpected to go TO
u Sunday on the
in to attend the
he park. between
Ecott teams. Thes,,
good game of ball
IS interesting for
bnal sport. The
ghe park and allow
get . off at the
occupy part of the
ng with his harness
tion came down from
last evening TO attend
DOL convention, which
Phoenix
eft Mesa yesterday for
he left last might for
Icttnd the Mormon confer
Is to DC Held there.
&c made his regular week
yesterday
Of Tom Briggs or l1ehi has
ned by the arrival of a
".
o, me seoioicai sur
Sh ri'iay
y Is very I,lcn improved
ll SICK spell
y. Panhs, ol Niesa' Ne
auuress ~ lhe hal'lls'
SUNDAY ihorhliis
the Tempe Metho
ped his regular hi
the Mesa NJ. E
E of Woodmen of the |
htIhanks Thursday III |
~ program is ar |
Boon to take place |
Ind after a bounte-
bill repair to the
Rev. Guthrie viii
3 THANKSGIVING ser
be evening.
Ter places of tIle |
n regular old
,dav Tho dive
had nc If ,nIgbt
storm wouId bova
o,v wav and CO 80
~ he n,.o cticalI.. froo
nIaca ne tbo AZ
bgax.o.tIr s,fto6
stLo no oo+ ~
which they
site will he
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-24

ClaS Sterner. umpire.
Yesterday dawned cold and windy,
and the gale seemed to increase till
noon. So cod and windy was 1t that
n,anv were kent away from the game
thinking it would be impossible for
either team to do good work How
ever. there was a goodlv attendance
and the players and their friends were
Mt the field on time and eager for the
contest. This proved an occasion for
he downfall of Phoenix pride and the
Sunday game resulted in victory for
rhe visitors. with score of l Sto 16.
The lineup YVES as follows: