Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-13

Fred Hughes languishes i'll Jail at
Tucson, his bail now amounting to
$1,000.
Mrs. S. p. Behan of Prescott has
gone east to remain for several
months
Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys
and bowels. Never sickens, weaken
or grippe. 10 cents.
Born-In Prescott, Jan. 6.1S9S, to
the wife of Ed Blake, a daughter
which weighs eleven pounds
The Prescott fire department has re-
ceived 1000 feet of new hose and other
material, the whole aggregating $40
Henry KinsIey, cashier of Prescott
National Bank has returned from Pas
adena where he has been spending the
holidays.
Mr. John W. Began has been APP
pointed cattle inspector at NOgales,
succeeding Mr.. p Clark, resigned
Oasis
H. J. Allen. the financial manager of
the United Verde Copper Company at
Jerome, has returned from a visit to
California
A stabilize block of onyx, which
weighed $500 pounds was brought in
from the Big Bug quarries Thursday
for shipment east.
The woman taken from the court
house steps and locked up a few days
ago was adjudged insane yesterday and
taken to Phoenix by Sheriff Ruffner-
Miss Bertha Schuerman, of Prescott,
who has been seriously i'll in San Fran
cisco, is very much improved in health
and is now considered out of danger.
J. Marshall Morgan has been ap-
pointed jailor of the Yavapai county
jail, vice r. w. Meador, resigned. and
has entered upon the duties of his Of
flee.
o. K Hose company of Prescott,
have elected Walter Reese, foreman;
P J. Farley, assistant foreman; H.
Martin secretary, and Al Weber,
treasurer.
1t is stated that the proposed Grand
Canyon railroad has received a tempo
rary set back and that the construc-
ton Will not be commenced as soon as
contemplated
r. W. Baxter. the Wickenberg mer-
chant has filed a petition with the
Probate court of Yavapai county pray
ing for letters of administration on
the estate of the late George Monroe.
Miss Clara Frazier, daughter of At
torney General Frazier, who has been
spending her vacation with her parents
in Phoenix, returned yesterday to re-
sumo her studies at the University
Star.
The total amount of licenses collect
ed during 1897 in YavaDai county
amounted to $29,17S. OF this amount
S2S. 135 went into the treasury and
81. 03965 went to thesheriff for their
collection
The receipts of the Recorders Office
of Yavapai for December were S5SS.S5
and for the year 1897 they amounted
to $5,96S.40 or an excess of S1,96S.40
over the salaries of the Recorder and
his deputies
An outrider system of the Salvation
Army will be established in Arizona in
the latter part of this month Prescott
will probably be headquarters for the
outriders who will travel from camp
to camp and hold services.
Prescott is to have a new secret
society in the Ancient Order of For
rosters. Fred Burch has the matter
quired number of members to secure
charter and perfect the organization
Mr.. AIva Gordon of Mesa while If
rigating today had shot gun with him
for ducks. He placed it against a
fence but by some means it fell and
was exploded filling his head full of
powder and bird shot His condition
is dangerous
John F. Ludwig, who has been sta
toned at Rock Butte as telegraph OPP
orator for some time, has relieved J.
W. Waldin as temporary ma lager of
the Postal company in Prescott, till
the return of J. W. Goldsworthy. Mr.
Waldin has severed his connection
with the company
The work on the Tucson Ice Cold
Storage company.s plant on Stone
Avenue near the railroad track is
nicely The company has
received eleven loads of lumber, and
ten car loads of machinery will all be
here by the twentieth of the present
month. Some cheap ice may be eX-
pected as a result next season
1t is stated that Mr. Pritchard, the
smelter man, has gone to Las-Angeles
TO ship his -smelteE machinery to Pres
colt As 70 who is interested with him
our informant did not state, but it is
evident that Mr.. P has the courage of
his convictions He has convinced
himself that smelter in Prescott viii
BE- q HI # ttss1sesaand he proposes
to put one there.-Courier.
c. c. Bradley was arraigned before |
Z. s Commissioner Culver at Tucson /
charged with having |
Struggled cattle in his possession. He |
was held to answer before the federal |
court He was arrested by customs
inspector J. NJ. Miller, at the Erie Cat |
tie company's corral near the Sonora |
line, Bradley having had six head of |
Mexican cattle slaughtered there upon
which no import duty had been paid. |
The miners of YavaDai are now |
busy with placier diggings which are
being worked to considerable extent |
in that county. The following from
mining correspondent of the Journal |
Miner indicates the manner of manip- /
uIation still in vog-e along the auri
ferrous creeks in the mountains of /
that county He says:
along the creek we met Il congen-
ial old miner rocking out golden fakes |
from the bed of the stream. He called |
his location the KIondike, and told us
TO wait a few moments and he would
tell us how mnch his wealth had in
,reased- He piled the gravel into the
rocker pan full at a time and with
an imprOvised bucket dipped water
rom the newly made trench. poured
I into the rOckaway, the oscillation of
he crude machine shaking the finer
PARTICLES down into a screen below.
The reserve was then placed in pan,
AIKEN to the stream, and by the pro-