Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17

SQarlS.
G. r. Dawson, of st. Louis. came in
from the south this morning and is
registered ait the Adams.
Richard p. Harding and wife, of
BOSTON arrived on last nights train
and are registered at the Ford. They
will spend the winter in the valley.
Abe Carpenter, brother of J. II.
Carpenter. of Ynma, arrived from the
east, and we understand is to take
charge of the store at the Mammoth
mine.-Star.
Last evening was very pleasantly |
spent by a number of ladies who gath !
cred at the pleasant home of Mrs. |
Evans Music and sociability was the |
order of the hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. A Patten, two
children and maid arrived in the city
Friday morning from Washington. D.
c. and are registered at Iiefcl ADAMS
They will doubtless spend the winter
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Dorf. two child
rem and nurse. of Flint. Michigan, were
among the Friday arrivals at hotel
Adams. They are tourists and will
probably remain during the cold wes-
Their.
NJ. E. Briggs, of San Francisco. and
Il. NJ Evans. of Los Angeles. were
among the arrivals from the south this
morning. They are registered at the
Commercial.
The city has employed Hamilton and
Armstrong and L. H. Chalmers to as
sist Attorney Flanagan in the eX-City
Assessor Long defalcation case, which
comes up this term of court.
| The property on the corner of Second
| avenue and Adams street, known as
| the Father Couts property. has been
sold for $4,000 to a gentleman of this
| city. The property is about 100 feet
| square and brought dollar per square
| foot.
| A telegram from Mrs. Thurston. mo
| ther of the man found dead at the Star
| lodging house yesterday morning.
| gives instruction to Undertaken Davis
| 70 embalm the body and ship to his for
mer home in Percy, n. II.
| ]. C. Van Orsdel. a nephew of W. A.
Davis arrived on Mondy night from
| Manhattan. Kansas, and will make
| tlris his future home for the present at
| least. He has been attending he Man
| haitian college and has been honored
| with the rank of lieutenant in the col
lege military battalion.
Deputy Sheriff Boyd yesterday ar
| rested Tim Ready. who is wanted for
forgery in the Roarke will case, and
| Deputy Henry George who had gone
| to Wickenburg on a similar errand
| brought back Henry Wilson and La
| velle, who are wanted on the same
| charge and are believed to be conspira-
| tors. Wilson today gave bonds in the
sum of $500 and was released. His
hearing is set for Thursday.
Chaplain Scott received yesterday by
| express box of cane from I. e. John
son. of Solomonville. He has placed
If ON exhibition in the chamber of
commerce. 1t is OK. and great
credit to the ella valley. The apples
from Stafford brought by the Chaplain
have attracted much attention. We
doff our hat to Graham county for ap-
pies and cane.
r. Toohey last evening dispatched a
wagon train of supplies to Del Monte.
the new mining camp between Harqua
IIala and Harrisonburg. The proner-
ty being developed belonging to ex-Sen
hor Dorsey and ii is said seine seventh
five men are new employed. The
| cIiHIliS HTe SOiu bTCuutlH0 iHtl lure ue
veloping well. 1t is understood Mr.
Dorsey is king ARRANGEMENTS for
the erection of a stamp mill.
The Weather bureau PROMISES Tho
neoDle of the valley a killing frost to-
ni9hr As this institution is 9ettino
things down pretty fine of late il
stands good people in hand TO take no
lice and preuare accordinglyIf yorl
have TO orange trees TO freeze you can
nj least put an extra Blanket on the bed
aud keep warm yourself.
Last nights disnatches report the
killing yesterday in Galveston. Texas.
Df newspaper reporter bv the name
nf w 3. Blythe. The shooting was
lone by F.. s. Ensiey. n defeated poll
tician 1t is understood that the de-
leased was n son of Col. W. T. Blythe
Fcrmer1y Arizona Section Director of
he weather bureau. and now station
ID at Vfcksburg in charge of the Miss
ssinpi section.
What might have proved disastrous
~rlna way occurred this afternoon on
North Centre street. near the Adams
| hotel A carria &c containing a gentle
nan and two ladies' and a child. and
drawn by frightened team. ran over
the ditch on the sidewalk and into the
| display of the frI1itstand on the corner
| of Adams and Centre streets. No par
| ticular damage resulted except the
fright occasfoned and the destruction
IF few pumpkins.
| Services tomorrow at the First Meth
| odist Episcopal church. corner Second
| avenue and Monroe street. E d. Nc
| Creary pastor. Services as follows:
| Sunday school 9:45 Il. m: morning
service II n. M. topic: "Qualifications
for and the Reward of the Service of
| God; evening service 7:30 D. m tonic:
''The Working Mans Foes Snecial
| music for these services Junior league
3 D. M; meeting of Epworth league.
6:30 p. M; mid-weak prayer service
Wednesday 7:30 p. m.
Mr.. w. F. Cooper, the newly elected
| republican district attorney of Pima
county, WAS an arrival from the south
| this morning. He is stopping at the
Commercial and tonight Will continue
his journey toward the east, being en-
route to Kansas City and vicinity
| where he will visit with friends and
| relatives He says the recent election
in Pima county was full of surprises
| The men who were expected to be cas-
| lily elected were the very ones whose
heads wer chopped off short Pima
county will send a democratic council
man and four republican assemblymen
70 the legislature.