Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-08-25

w. FL. English of Columbia, is in til
! city. He is stopping at the CONNIE
cfal Hotel.
S. r. Break. of the Garcia mine, cam
down from the north last night and
registered at the Adams.
Mrs. VI. Brandt of Bisbee was an il
coming passenger on this morning
train. She registered at the Commel
ciaI.
Mr.. Billiard says the conventio
made mince meat of him, but the hid
is still Democratic. If he travels wit
the party another two years they VIII
get the hide.
Henry Curtis. grandfather of Angus
tus C. Clark, ex-City Marshall of Phoe
nix. who is row a resident of Tucson
is quite low at the residence of hi
grandson in the Rule block. His dealt
is momentlrily Xpected.-Citizen.
DR.. Cohnor. the osteopath. is dow
from Prescott to day He has secured
the Alhambf-a on the corner of Adam:
and Third Avenue for an osteopathiC
sanftarium and viii open there prObab
ly sometime in October. The location
is Il good one.
We had a good. old-fashiOned rain
this morning that meilOwed UP the
ground in The most approved fashion
and enabled local merchants to work
off some of their reserve summer stock
of rubber boots. etc. Appearances
would indicafe that the end is not yet
The work of turning over the office of
territorial treasurer to his successor.
Mrs. T. w PembertOn. was completed
Yesterday by Mr. C. w. tombstone. 1t
is understood a portion of the Terri
tOrial funds viii he kept in the valley
bank and a portion in the Phoenix
National.
Secretary Barnes. of the Republican
T Territorial Central Committee has
the call for the Territorial
at Flagstaff owing to rep
that better point could
be selected. and has issued Il call for
4 meeting of the Executive Committee
TO be held in Phoenix on August Both.
Governor Murphy today appointed
Tolonel VIM. Herring of Tucson chan
.ellor of the Territorial University.
-ice L. c. Hughes. resigned. Colonel
Herring VIII not qualify till September
nh. when the board of regents of the
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appointment of Mr. Herring is general
' conceded to be Il most eXcellet one.
Mr.. r. f. Cooper a prospector who
vas camped abaye Santa Maria, was
,itten on the face by Il hydrophobia
hunk ON Wednesday night about l
clock. He went to Congress Junction
nd came to Phoenix on Thursday
light leaving last night for Chicago,
where he viii enter the PasteuI' insti-
ute to seek relief from mis- supposedly
an@erous wound.
The resignation of Mr.. r. II Barker.
itiZen member of the Board of Con
l'Ol. was accepted by Governor Muir
hy yesterday and Mr.. E. J. Bennitt |
-as appointed as his successor. Mr.
.ennitt however VIII not qualify till |
eptember LIST. when the resignation |
Oes into effect Mr. Bennitt will IN
oubtedIy make Il most thorough and |
official.
We are informed that Mr.. L. W. Cog
ms Will be a candidate before the |
epublican convention for nOmina- |
on to the office of county recorder. |
IT. CO%ginS is Il most eStimahle young |
IAN who has been Il resident of the |
for :; number OF years and |
-ouid he succeed in his aspirations be
IRE the convention will give the Dem
cratic candidate Il lively chase till
ext November.
Mr.. ]. s. Dewey. of Globe is in the
ty shaking hands With old friends
nd doing a little business in a line
lat viii eventually be of import
ace TO this valley. de is agent for a
'edlesS pear tree which is something
Nv to fruit growers and as pears are
nong the principal fruit products of
is valley our horticultuiiSts will na-
rally fall in line The pear origi-
sted in Illinois and possesses all the
,od qualities of the older varieties.
When a man goes into politics he
Yer knows where he is at till the war
over and the peace commission has
nj in its report Sometimes the best
en- in the county are impaled on the
arpeSt prod pole obtainable. On
thursday. Joe M0nihon went into the
county convention with a
'Od delegation pledged TO his support
r sheriff Just before the nominal
ms were called for Geo McFa1L who
as also an asDiIant. saw that his
Ike was all dough and turned his solid
Legation of twelve votes to MOnihOn-
hen THE vote was counted Joe had
told 1o12 votes. Such is life.
T. w. Sheridan's card as a can
date for the office of county
corder is given to the public today.
7. Sheridan has served the people
ithfully in that office for the last
20 years, is d man of strict integrity.
oroughly competent and reliable and
hose record as a public servant is a
stimOniaI of his fitness for the place
g is well-knOWn throughout the
unity and has been identified with its
lsiness interests for many years
lould he secure the nomination he
Ill doubtless he left in charge of the
unity records for another Two years.
Nh E S Russell and bride same in
last nights train from the north and
@ today receiving the congratulations
their friends. Mr. Russell has been
resident of Phoenix for some time
ID has been engaged in the grocery
lSineSs. at present being interested
the firm of Russell e Stovall, on East
aShingtOn street Some time ago he
emf east. presumably TO spend the
mmer but on his arrival sent back
e notice of his wedding to-a charm
2 young lady of his boyhood ac-
laintance. She returns TO cast her
t with him in the best country in the
Grid and viii no doubt make many
lends in her newly-aOpted home.
About one month ago my child,
hich is fifteen months old, had an
tack of diarrhoea accompanied by
uniting. L gave it such remedies as
% IISII1IIV given in SIIch eases but as
,thing gave relief, we sent for
lysician and it was under his care
T a week At this time the child had