Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-10

Probate Judge g. w. Grouse.
Several new members received the
hand of Fellowship at the Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Earl Strobridge, of Prescott, is Wis
ting the city. His name adorns the
Adams register
Six cars of cattle We're shipped over
the NJ e 2. to Los Angeles by Messrs.
Reed and Goldman.
Mrs. Smith of Jerome, was among
last nights arrivals from the upper
country. She is registered at the Com
mercial Hotel.
A. Cooper, of Congress, is paying the
capital a visit. He is among the
guests of the Commercial.
Nellie Warner of Jerome, is among
the visitors to thecapital city. She is
mum bered among the guests of the
Commercial.
Many dimes that have been boarded
by the small boy for weeks were given
to see the circus today. and for pea
nuts to feed to the elephant
Mr.. II. c. Hoffman. who arrived in
the city from the north on Saturday
night, left for Congress on last night 5
train.
A big excursion came down from
Mesa today to attend the circus. But
that of course was to be expected.
Everybody goes TO the circus
New faces in town every day. is
the common expression nowadays. and
the number of strangers coming to
Phoenix is q sure indication that the
town will be lively this winter.
]. w Blankenship, who has been a
resident of Phoenix for the last twenty
years. viii leave tonight for Jerome
where he has secured Il responsible pos
ftion with the United Verde Company
From now on our hotels and board
ing houses will be over-run by people
looking for winter quarters. The cleo
ton has kept many at home to cast a
ballot this year.
Mr.. D. n. Andrews who has been
spending the last three months in tila
city of Chicago, for the cultivation of
his voice. is expected to return to Ph2e-
nix next Saturday evening over She
Santa Fe.
The weather bureau today furnishes
the information that a cold wave is
Ell route and will strike Phoenix to-
night when a severe frost is expected.
If you have any tender shrubbery or
house plants cover them up or bring
them in before you go to the circus.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" will appear at
the new opera house on the 10 of this
month. to be followed on the
9th instant by "Flannigans Ball. by
Murray and Mack. the Irish coined
ians. This play is a side-splitting rip
roarer.
Chapman Brothers are to-day busily
engaged in moving their stock to the
store room recently vacated by the
Phoenix Candy Company on the alley
midway between Center and First
Streets.
Rev. L. A. McAffee. Parkville. Mo.
who was called a week or so ago TO
accept the pastoral charge of the Pres
hyterian church. arrived on Sunday
train and preached his first
sermon the same day.
Mr.. J. 7. Dennis fine two-story adJli-
ton ON Second street, to what is known
as the ellison block, is rapidly asSum-
ing "A condition of completion that Will
soon permit it 10 be occupied. This
building has one of the finest base
ments in the city.
Mr.. W. W. Wall returned home from
Casa Grande on Saturday He says
that owing to the absence of witnesses
the examination of his son was post
poned till the 11th. He further states
that there Is no question of his sons
innocence, though it may take some
time to get all the necessary witnesses
together.
No trace has as vet been found of
the stolen ballots for the Mcdowell
precinct. 1t is said that it is barely
possible that the ballots and blankets
were by mistake placed on the Flor
ence stage when it left Mesa yester-
day morning hut nothing certain is
known regarding the matter. 1t is
merely among the possibilities.
Whether it was a rumor based on
fact, or whether it was conceived in
the mind of some man who loves fun.
the story was told today that one man
offered an acquaintance who was a lit
lie short on ''Sabe' So bill to vote for
l particular candidate. He demurred
md handing back the money said:
That's too much; give me $3.50" That
fellow must have been about the cal
bre of the last legislature which is
aid to have sold itself for about half
he sack that was offered.
Cases We're set in the District couri
as follows: Drane VS.. VIII
iams, November 10; the territory VS..
harmon, November II. The following
IT-y cases were set: The territory rs.
Weinberg. November II: Evans Loan
md Investment compank VS.. Myers.
November 16: Weston VS.. the steam
aundry. November 10. and Zoeckler
IS. the Woodmen, November Is.
Frank O'Connor. man about 30
ears of age, died this morning from
ung trouble. The remains were pre-
AIRED for shipment by Undertaken
Bradley and viii be sent to Pontiac.
Illinois, for interment on tomorrow
lights north bound train. He has
cen here about a year seeking a res
9ration of health and leaves no reIa-
ives in the city.
The most important MATTER that oc |
uDied the attention of the District |
ourt yesterday was the case of 7. NJ. ,
iardiner VS.. his father, 7. ]. Gardiner
is the oufgrowth of family trouble |
nd the division of community pro |
erty. The Gardiner block here is |
alued at something like $15O.OOO and |
lr. j. VI. Gardiner claims half of it |
: his share of the property. a portion |
Y virtue of being the legal heir of the |
primer Mrs. Gardiner. and a portion |
5 the fruits of his own labor while in |
artnership with his father some years
90.