Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
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90 Mrs Mrs in r. t,,'' w s Eahflseo,
"a S'ii7SS, III y $50 fer in Phoe-
nix.
MI JOHN R. Loosely formerly of
Phoenix. but now of San Francisco
was an arrival on Thursday nights
train from the north. He is stopping |
at the Commercial.
The estate of Frank w Smith was
closed up yesterday and the admins
traitor James Mcmillan. discharged |
Mrs. Josephine Smith Collins was APP
polI ed guardian of the minor heirs.
@dge Webster Street went to Pres
colt last night to render decisions IN
cases which he has previously tried
and taken under Amusement. conse-
quently there was NO court today.
Mr.. 2. A Brizard who spent last
winter in Phoenix returned again on
Yesterday mornings train from San
Francisco where he has been during
the summer. He will remain here
permanently or at least during the
winter-
c. xilbanks. W. G. Gilstrap, Frank
Gilstrap. ~ tinker. Van Pritchett,
E'rasslki Y Z va1Y, L. II. Tobin. Chas. Bow
ei.s. Bert -S1,rrel, J. A. Upwal, Jules
Bowman. Ell Wright. n. Allison, Geo.
Gales and Zdtba Brown compose the
members OF the Prescott band who
c;tz,le down on last nights train and
is;rse. 4ssstns9i n git the Adams.
T@-tif<vDisfrict court yesterday the
case OF b 4. ABRAMS, assignee of the
Eank OF Tempe VS.. the Phoenix Ma
tiOnal Bank and A. ]. Daggs. was dis
missed for want of prosecution. The
cases of Duncan VS.. Sparks and Sparks
vs. Duncan We're continued for
the term. Judgment for defendant
was ordered in the case of Daggs VS..
Warren.
Quite an attraction is noticeable in
The window of Harry Kiessig the
gunsmith on Center street. 1t is a
mauscr rifle. one of the weapons that
a few months ago was pouring it's
! compliments into the Arizona rough
riders in blocks of five. which means
that there are five cartridges in set
and one motion places the whole set
| i'll position to transact business.
By general orders recently issued
from the war department the LIST terri
torial L. S. V. infantry. Col. McCord's
regiment. with the 2nd Missouri and
Bird Mississippi, will form the third
brigade of the first army corps, COM
uanded by Major General J. c.
breckenridge The brigade has been
ordered to Albany, Georgia. to go into
camp The movement of the troops is
ordered to commence on October 81.
The last paragraph of the order says:
.'It VIII be borne in mind that the
troops who are to occupy the camps
herein provided for are to be prepared
and held in readiness for service in
Cuba. They may be ordered to that
island on short notice, either by regi-
ments or brigades.''
From Mondays Daily:
Governor N o. Murphy, Secretary
Chas. H. Akers, Col. VIM. Christy and
Judge C. w. Right accompanied Col
Onel Brodie to Tucson last night.
Jack AIabry wa, arrested this morn
iisS for whipping his wife, janet
He WIS given a hearing b.
ss>kincaid and fined twenty
" default of payment he
=. = chi and wife and child
rem, OF Washington, d. c., arrived this
| morning and will make Phoenix their
future home. Mr.. Diehl is brother
of Harry Diehl, the popular shoe
dealer.
Mr.. Daniel Lyons, who viii succeed
! Mr. AIontrose as Manager of Hotel Ad-
ans, arrived last night from San Fran
cisco and will enter upon his new du-
ties a once. Mr. Lyon is most pleas
ant gentleman and viii be cordially re-
ceivei in the ca-ital city.
The PHOENIX HERALD is adver-
Using Arizona very effectually by pub
lfshin : lengthy extracts from the gov
ernors report for 1897. 1t is not
every Territory or State which can
bring such strong testimonials of char
actcr from such an authoritative
source.-Los Angeles Times.
Mr.. p T. Burtis is very dangerously
i'll at lis residerce in this city, though
We + pleased - record that his con-
dit.on is sonlew .iat improved today
His daughter, Mrs. ]. H. Els. wife of
the treasurer of the Clarinda and
Shencdoah railroad. arrived this
morning from Clarinda. Iowa, and
another daughter, Mrs. E. T. Budd,
whose husband is prosecutor of Bur
Hngton county, New Jersey, is expect
ed to arrive tonight ON tlhe train from
the north.
Dr. D. NJ Purman and wife returned
this morning on the delayed Santa Fee
tain due last evening. The doctor has
spent the summer in the east and in
Europe and Mrs. Purman Joined him
in the east some time since. He is
feeling much refreshed from his sum-
nper's outing though tired from travel
and glad to get back TO his sun-kiSSed
home.