Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27

Tommy Roberts, who wlrrested
was tried to&My before JUS
tice tombstone and a/jury. The Jury
found that he had the weapon, but was /
not guilty.
The ladies of the catholic social |
union are preparing to serve dinner on |
election day in one of the vacant store
rooms on South First Avenue.
Jack Frazier the mayor of Bloom
erville summer town in the Pinal
mountains came in last night and re
ports everything running nicely in his
section of country.
Color Sergeant \. 2. Wright. Ser
geant Buck Taylor, and Trooper Sher-
man Bell, of Arizona. and Sergeant ].
Johnson, of New Mexico. are among
the Rough Riders now in New York
state campaigning for Teddy Roose-
Welt.
On Saturday last in Prescott. Justice
Street rendered his decision in the Hill
side mine case. Wiser ct al. plaintiffs.
vs.. LAWYER and Wells, defendants. the
question Al issue being motion for
new trial. Justice Street in Il verbal
opinion granted a new trial.
The annex in the rear of the Yellow
stone has been torn down and Gold
berg Bros. will erect in its place an adj
ditional store room for the accOmmoda-
ton of their increasing stock. The
new quarters will be connected with
their present store room by an arch or
door in the rear portion of the store.
~ t. .f,l 1A,.
son charged with assault to commit
murder. this morning returned YER
dict of guilty after an an-night delib-
Grafton Judge \. C. Baker. attorney
for the defendant, filed molten for a
new trial which will be argued No
veInber ID The cattle-stealing cases
" ere dismissed.
Mr.E. f. Kellner, Jr. is tod5y proud III
the possession of new bride with
silver mountings. valued at $50. The
birdie was finished by blacksmith on
South Second street and is certainly a
work of art. The mountings were
made from dob;e dollars and as Ernest
would rather ride horseback than eat
he is exceedingly happy in his recent
requirement.
The meanest man that we've heard
of lately. sold to his Son-ln-laW one
half interest in a COW and then refused
to divide the milk. insisting that it was
only the front half of the SOW that he
{ sold. so he obliged the son-in-laW TIC
provide THE food and water the COW
twice a day Recently the COW hooked
the old man. and he is suing the son
in-law for DANA ges.-WinslOw Mail.
NJ. \. Burke. the owner of the pro
life COW. broke jail a few days since
He succeeded in getting out of town 4
short distance. where he scratched j
hole in the sand and craWled into it
for the purpose of conceallnent' leav-
! ing his pedal eXtremities exposed
| which fact lead to his recapture. He
was something like the ostrich. think
! ing if his head was hid his whole body
/ was Observation-Disclosures Mail.
A Yaqui Indian on Sunday night gor
! into q row With q Yaqui across the
river and beat him up terribly. crush
! ing his skull The officers were not in
formed till yesterday. when DR.
! Hughes was sent to care for hin
twenty-four hours after the occur
ence. He found him in a critical con
| dition and his wounds may result IA
/ tally. The c3sinlinaI has not heen cap
tuPed as YETI but it is beldeYed he Is
! still in the neighborhood.
The second trial of Josiah Anderson
on a charge of assault upon j. VI. Mul
| len with intent to commit murder. wa:
begun in the District court yesterday
At a trial in the May term jury dis
agreed. \ jury was empanneiled yes
| day and a portion OF the evidence TAX
] en-. Today was consumed in complet
| ing the case which will be given to the
| jury late this afternoon.
! New films have been received by TIT
Republican central committee for the
! stereopticon which has been entertain
ing the public nightly for some time II
| front of the Monihon building Here
after the stereopticon will be placed
across the street from the committee
rooms and the pictures will be thrown
on Il canvas stretched on the First ave
nue. side of the building instead OF
! through the canvas. The pictures WIZ
therefore be much better. Stop and
see the new ones.
Genevfeve. the year and half old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alter
died Monday afternoon at the family
residence on South Third Avenue neal
Grant of acute inflammation of the bow
els. The remains were prepared for ship
ment bu Undertaken Davis and last
night were sent to Los Angeles for
burial, the little ones mother accom-
panying Mr.. and Mrs. Alter came
here recently from Los Angeles and
Mr. Alter is engaged in business on
Center street opposite the Commercial
The sympathy of many friends is e-l-
tended to the bereaved parents.
Mr. Mealey returned from Tucson
this morning viii her he had taken the
stereoptican for the edificatiOn and en-
treatment of Tucson on the occasion
OF the big meeting there last night.
which was addressed by Colonel Bro
die. Colonel Herring, and Judge
Wright Mr. Mealey says the enthus-
iasm displayed 1T the meeting here on
Saturday night was. if possible, eX-
ceeded in Tucson. 1t was fully five
minutes after the Introduction of Col
onel Brodie before the cheers subsidized
sufficiently to allow him to speak. The
party left Tucson for Nogales. where
Il big barbecue is being enjoyed to-
day.
The Globe Times volume 1 No.
reached tie city this morning. 1t is a
handsol- = four column four PACED pa
per weli-filled with reading matter and
buibbling over with good republican
sentiments MessrS. L. c. Brown and
Geo. \. Aintz are editors and proprie-
tors. Both gentlemen are we'll known