El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-07-29
ARIZONA.


The warm season has commenced in
earnest and every train is bearing
eastward hundreds of Arizonians in
search of cooler Observation-Disclosures
Proprietor.
1t now appears that the Barbacomari
grant ia not entirely settled as was sup
posed some time since. A final deci
sion has not yet been reached.-Tomb
stone Prospector.
A man by the name of Donovan was
overcome by the heat at Mellen last
Monday and was taken to Needles
where he died a few hours after his ar
rival in the hospital tombstone
Prospector.
The colored people of Phoenix have
passed resolutions Of respect to the
memory of the late Captain O'Neill.
for gallant risking of his life to save
two of their race from q watery grave.
Tombstone Prospector.
ella county will enjoy series OF
horse races at Payson, that county,
from August 1st to 4th, inclusive.
Purses range from SO to S175, and the
event promises to attract many of the
people of that section of Arizona to the
pretty little settlement of PaysOn.-
Tom bstOpe Prospector.
A cowboy who formerly worked in
the San Simon valley successfully held
up Merchant Weems, at Separ, New
Mexico, recently and got $50 for this
trouble. This is the third time this
year that Mr.. Weems has been robbed
and he complains that the performance
is getting to be monotonous.-P
tor.
Sheriff r. 81. Cameron and Deputy
Sheriff Martin Buggeln, so Dame Ru-
NOR says, will shortly start another
newspaper in Williams with the YER
satile Nick Stark at the helm as editor
and commsnder-in-chief. Mr.. Cam
eron is third term candidate for re-
election to the Office of sheriff of Coco
nino cOunty.-Williams News.
Attorney-General Frazier and wife
left last night for Los Angeles and
Santa Monica, General Frazier will
return about the end of the month to
prepare the contracts with the mem
bers OF the university faculty for the
next year. He will then go back to
Los Angeles and Mrs. Frazier will &C
company him on visit to San Fran
cisco. -Repub lican.
Geo. A. Mintz, of the Phoenix Her
ssAOS ID IL VIC Cltys liz Is Gu6 RT6uO
secretary of the I. o. o. F. of Arizona
and is now making an official visit
throughout the territory. Mr.. Mintz
has been connected with the Herald
for many years and is one of the best
printers, reporters and
writer's in the territory, and with it all
= sterling citizen.-Tucson Star.
The Sunday evening services held
On the Methodist church lawn are al
ways interesting and helpful. The ex-
being outside of the building
avoid the heat, indeed the outside sit
,1ngs which are in the green lawn make
t very pleasant and comfortable 30
hat many people not accustomed to
attend church are availing themselves
u the evening meetings.-Tucson
Star.
Ever since the new granolithic walks
we're put in around the court house. the
avn, which was injured by having the
gravel and cement dumped on it. has
lever looked the same. In view of this
he superintendent of the grounds has
lad the injured portions of the grounds
paded up, and new grass seed sown. SO
hat In few weeks, the old time beau.
y OF the place will have been restored.
such fine building as the court house
ut flower beds and walks, and the
present. superintendent seems alive to
he fact.-Tucson Star.
Three Mexican gentlemen whose
lace OF residence is not known, saunt-
red into the 81. Menager dry goods
tore at the corner of Meyer and Nest
"a, yesterday morning and while one
I them was inspecting some shoes.
resumably to view of purchasing,
be other two were very literally hel5,
1g themselves to some ribbon. They
'ere about to conclude a nice Job of it
hen the manager walked in He i'm
lediately communicated by telephone
18th Marshal Oaks, and the two ac-
USED parties were soon under arrest.
hey are now guests of the city taller.
their trial which will be had
Justice court before Judge w. F.
colt tomorrOw.-Tucson Star