Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-01

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w. B. GIore a well known miner anc
cattleman from the Wickenburg coun
| try is in the city shaking hands will
old friends.
COchiSe county democrats have chos
en- ten delegates TO the Territorial con
vention and instructed them for Mar
| Gus A Smith
Mr.. Ed Arhelgar formerly of Globe
| is in Phoenix again probably to stay
as he likes the town better than any
| place he has yet found.
Mr. W. Z. Cooper secretary of the
Territorial board of equalization win
he Il candidate for district attorney be
fore the republican convention of Pima
county.
Mr.. f. I. Ingalls, of Yuma, at one
time superintendent of the Territorial
prison. was an arrival on this morn
ing's train and is registered at the
Commercial.
VIII OrIne is expected TO return to-
morrow night from New York where
he has been in attendance upon his
brother Norman who seems 10 be COLI
Siderably improved.
Hon. Cnas. T. ConneH of Tucson.
member for his county of the Territor-
ial Republican Executive Committee IS
in the city today TO attend a meeting
of the committee
Major Ingalls, of Yuma, member of
of the Republican Territorial EXecu-
tive Committee is in the city today
from the city by the turpid Rio COlora-
do. He reports things booming down
there and the town and country happy.
Yesterday the Arizona section of tire
Weather Bureau service was formally
turned over 10 Mr.. VIM. g. Burns, the
newly appointed director by Col
Blythe who has been transferred TO
Mississippi.
Mr. H. G. Feelings. former Phoe-
niciIn but now a resident of Tucson,
came up Sunday morning TO visit MS
wife and baby and his many Phoenix
friends. The family will return after
a weeks visit.
\ circular received today by the w
A. Watts company from the Schlitz
Brewing company says they have re-
ceiYed an order from Manila for 467.-
600 bottles of Schlitz beer 1t viii be
shipped over various lines as Il matter
of advertisement. 1t may now be said
that the Philippines have been thor
oughIy subjugated and Americanized.
The Good Templars who went from
the valley to Bi>bee to attend the
Grand Lodge returned this morning
and are loud in their praise of Bisbee's
They We're treated royal |
" and their visit was not only profit !
able one for the order but will be re-
nembered as one of the most pleasant !
occasions of the kind they ever partici- /
pated in
An instance of the rapid growth of |
in southern Arizona is 10 |
be found in corn and sorgum planted !
on the RiIlito by ]. y. Andrews. Be |
fore the late rains came it was about |
ten inches high and was kept alive by |
cultivation, but it is now higher than
n mans head When the rain came it |
took new start in life and grew from
six to eight inches in each twentyfour |
hours. The fear now is that it Will run |
largely 10 stalk. The sOrgum grew al |
most rs rapidly as the corn. and is
now in blossom with the promise of 4
large and profitable crop. OF the two
he has about 10 acres wholly depend
mi upon the summer rains for making
crop-Citizen.
Arizona can furnish anything that is
wanted in the way of climate, land
icape and a general punching of natur
Il phenomena. Last evening just be
ore the sun babe us good bye the
noon put in its appearance in the east
While the dome above was darkened
With clouds from which the rain was
'alling and through it all the thunder
oiled and lightning flashed 1t was an
III star eNtrava ganZa production in ma
ures great play house and the only
hing missing was a sand storm. The
are we would have had that
90 burt it was busy in the box office
Mr. ]. b. DOner is unloading a car of
Imber in Glendale preparatory to er
citing Il hotel building which when
will be occupied and con
ucted by Mr. o. A Roberts. 1t is The
mention to put up u building that viii
q a credit to the town and sufficiently
irge to accommodate during the win
II season all who may prefer TO enjoy
ur delightful winter climate for health
nd pleasure but who prefer to be
part from the noise and hustle of the :
apftal city Such an enterprise ought
, and no doubt VIII prove a profitable
lvestment to those Interested
The excursion to Mesa last night I'M |
er the auspices of the Young Mems
epublican club for the purpose OF I
1rming a similar organization in that /
,wn was well attended. Some of the {
der war horses Joined the forces and
lded enthusiasm to the occasion MIR. I
l. y. Grouse was selected for tempo 1
lry chairman and club of about 30 5
Dung republicans was formed. They {
i'll meet again next Tuesday evening I
II permanent organization. The two c
lee clubs of the Phoenix organization
ere present and rendered some choice {
lusic Several fine speeches We're made {
V Jerry Millay, c. w. tombstone and
:. s. Scott and by L. D. Coggins, Tom f
rescott and several others of the
hoenfx club y good delegation of
empe republicans Joined the eXcur
on and altogether the affair was most
managed and will rebound
realty TO the party's interest
The many Phoenix friends of Mr..
nd Mrs. Thos. L. ShultZ, of Prescott, {
i'll be panied to learn of the death !;
f their youngest child, a babe several ,
IOnths old The little one has been i'll Il
II the last month or so but a few |
eeIls ago got considerably better and :
was thought would entirely recover,
ut Il change for the worse set in Il :
w DAYS ago Wfththe results as stated. ;,
IRIS. Schultz will accompany the re
lains of the little one to Phoenix to- .
light and the funeral will be held to-
borrow forenoon interment taking y
lace in the family plat in the \. o. U. v
:. cemetery Mr.. and Mrs Shultz i
ere former residents of Phoenix and
Rough for several years residing in V