Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

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Professor and Mrs. ". B. Blake of
Tucson, entertained the visiting teach
ers at tea at their pleasant home on
l University Hill from three to six
yesterday.
A gentleman connected with the
smelter proposition informs the
''JOurnal-AIiner'' that it is now an as
sured fact that it will be erected
The first shipment of machinery is ex-
pected to be made within the next two
or three weeks.
The election of officers of the Hold
rock Lodge of \. f & \ NJ was held
December 10Th. The following Off
/ GERS We're elected: ]. H. Young, w.
NJ; John Conner. S. w; Adam Hanna,
J. w; J. E DeRosear, Treasurer; and
James Scott, Secretary
! MARKEDLY Rev l. T. Whittemore
! on Monday. the 9th inst, Mr.. 7. S.
Gibson of Congress, Ariz-, and Miss
Kate E. Hardwick of Florence. The
! happy pair left for Tempe to visit a
sister. Mrs. Cosner. and started next
day for their future home near Con
gress.
The Yuma Land and Water Com
pany a few days ago began the con
I struction of an independent water
way on the Colorado ut Il point
west of Yuma. The farmers are not
going to pay the price of $25 per acre
to the State of Arizona Improvement
| Company for water rights.
There is strong talk of the Copper
King going to work again. For seven
years the works have been idle and it
would certainly be good thing if the
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/ be arranged to make everybody salts
fed. 1t viii not be long until there
will be more than one smelter within
two miles of Clifton in operation.
Mrs. Ida L. Robert. late n resident
here. is seriously i'll in the Sisters hos
pital at Phoenix. and will have TO I'M
dergO a dangerous surgical operation.
J. II. W. Jensen, TO whom Mrs Rob
ert had entrusted her business affairs
leaves for Phoenix today. Mrs. Rob
ert is one of the heirs to the Sidney
Robert estate near Quebec. Canada.
and has been Informed that her share
of the estate is S41,90y-
Prof. W. D. Creiger. superintendent
of the public schools of Phoenix, is one
of the most prominent members of the
institute, as he takes an active inter
est on all subjects discussed. Prof.
Creager has over 1900 pupils and TWEEN
ty-siX teachers under his supervision.
which would indicate he had a large
family in his keeping and it is conced-
ed that he is well qualified for his i'm
portant duty-Star.
A new lodge of the Fraternal Broth
erhOOd was instituted at Tucson by
G.. S. Bartholomew, supreme secretary
of the order, with n charter member
ship of 40. The offices elected We're
F. A. Odermatt, past president: VIM.
Cooper, president: James Gardiner.
vice-president: A Orfila. secretary; r.
Veles. treasurer; DIR. w B. Purcell
physician: E. O. Reynolds, chaplain:
y lille Kaiser. sergeant; NJ N ,L9n1sS-
- mt A; VIM K2eHe-I D. K:R
y he'ipG. 81 K: Pedro 2. Pellon,
I7-e5I'. bggey. trustees
Don't bc persuaded into buying lin
iments Without reputation or merit
Chamberlain's Pain Balm costs no
more and rs merits have been proven
by test o. many years. Such letters
as The follow .ng. from L. G. Bagley,
HuenerGe e, Cal, are constantly being
,ceived: The best remedy for pain
Z 80 = used is Chamberlain
Pain Balm, and I say so after having
used it in my family for several
years." 1t cures rheumatism, lame
back. sprains and swellings. For
sale by all druggists.
Lafe Stinnett. Il well known team
ster was crushed to death under the
wheels of his big ore wagon. about a
mile above El Dorado canyon. near
Kingman. last Saturday afternoon.
He was riding on the wagon. which
was loaded with about nine tons of
ore, and in attempting to reach the
ground, while the wagon was in mo-
ton, was. in some unaccountable man
ner, thrown down. the wagon passing
over his left ankle. left side and |
shoulder. crushing them to Il pulp. /
His robs were broken into 4 shapeless /
mass.
The horribly mutilated remains of
a man was found on the railroad track /
about a mile west of Kingman, last
morning. Bits of flesh. |
bones and clothing were scattered
along the track Il hundred yards or
more The body was Utterly ground /
to pieces and presented Il sickeninS
sight. Only the lower part of the face
with an arm and portion of the breast /
were left together The man had
eitheJ. been stealing 4 ride on the /
and had fallen off or he
had been run down by anoutgOing
freight.
The t'JerOme News says: During /
the coming week a party of prominent ,
men in eastern railroad circles viii Wis /
it Jerome. The party is composed in !
part Of J. y Beckley, President of the I
Toronto. Hamilton & Buffalo Railway I
of Rochester, New York; Mr.. Z. Van I
I1tten. General superintendent of the /
New York Central & Hudson River /
of New York City; and Mr..
C. NJ. Warner. of Syracuse, New York. /
We have heard somewhat of the later
in Arizona before. Mr.. De /
DeW-the only Chauncy-win be one of |
the party The gentlemen are on their {
way 10 witness the opening of the rail |
road from Kramer to LOrdsburg, and /
VIII he met at Ash Fork by Mr. Al I
bert Smith the vice-President- and /
W. r. Woodward, superintendent of /
of the latter road. The !
entire party from Ash Fork to Califor-
MIA will be under the guidanceof Chas. |
Weir. Manager of the California Lum- /
Der Company at Los Angeles.
\ quiet home wedding took place
at high noon on the 18th inst at the /
residence of L. NJ luck. The con-
ira citing parties were Miss Myrtle 7
luck. of Holbrook. and DR. Walter /
Hough, of Washington. D. c. The
was performed by Rev. p
A. Simpkins. of Gallup, only the fam
ly and DR.. Fewkes being present Al
-er the ceremony Il luncheon was serv-
ed. and DR.. and Mrs. HOugh departed
for their future home in Washington
Dr. HOugh is a scientist connected
with the National Museum and the