Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-13

Pedro Perez gave bond In the sum Of
81, 500, with Leo Goldman and DR.. H.
4. Hughes as sure'des and was relaas-
ed from custody.
Petition was filed today for the dis
charge of Administrator Mcmillan and
the distribution of the property of the
late r. w. Smith and also a petition
that his former wife, Mrs. Josephine
Smith Collins be appointed guardian ,
of their two children.
Geo. A. Mints left last night via
Maricopa for Globe, Arizona, where he
will associate himself with r. G.
Brown in the publishing of Republi-
can weekly newspaper to be called
the "Globe Times" The many Phoe
nix friends of both gentleman wish
them success in their undertaking.
In the District court this morning
the civil case of Harmon VS.. Drew
was tried and resulted in judgment
for the plaintiff. In the two cases in
which the city is interested, motions
to dismiss were argued and submitted.
Lieutenant Geo. r. Wilcox, of the
Rough Riders. who came out with an
enviable record from the Cuban cam
raign. will leave the city tonight with
his family for Bisbee, where they will
remain for the next three months, re-
turning to this city to live. Lieutenant
Wilcox and family have been stopping
in the city for the past week.
The Democrats held war-dance on
thethe military plaza Saturday night,
placing some of their leading lights on
exhibition and INDUCING in a mixture
of wild and wierd OratOry and patri-
otto music After the regular per-
Torrance there was the usual concert
though it was given over to a few
Mexican performers, chief among
whom was Pedro de Ia Lama There
was a good audience in attendance.
Can't. Mellon is pumping out the
Little Dick n gasoline boat belong
ing TO Mr.. Modesti. which was sunk
| in the Colorado river last spring. 1t
was first thought it would be neces-
sary to send for Lieutenant Hobson.
| hut Capt. Mellon says he will make
the Little Dick float. Half of the
| Captains life has been spent in cor
| rerting the mistakes of other people.
| and he don't know what the word
| failure means.-Ynma Seminal.
| Isaac Butts of Lewiston Montana
| died this morning four or five miles
|
| ing with his brother. from lunge
| trouble The two brothers left Mon
| ana overland for this region in the
| hone of finding better climate for the
| deceased who was then an invalid
| They had just reached the valley
when the death summons came. The
| remains were taken to the undertake
| ing parlors OF w. \. Davis shortly
| before noon and message was Sent
| 20 Lewiston where he leaves a sor
| rowing wife. A reply is awaited re
, garding their final disposition.
| From Tuesdays Daily:
A delega ton of Republicans wen1
| down to the Cartwright school house
last night in company with number
| of the county candidates and after {
rousing meeting organized a Republi
can club With a good membership.
Saturdays game of football. the
| Monarchs vs. Indian School Juniors
resulted in victory for the Indians
| The score being 6 TO o. The playing O
Geo. Pratt of the Indian team de
serves particular mention. while Franz
Mayors of the Monarchs played thu
other side of the game.
In the District cor,rt mis- -'a<>..-,s,,s<
/ TIC c7Ise OF the Territory VS.. L. L
Harmon being an appeal from the jus
rice court. was continued till Friday
IN the injunction suit of Broadway VS.
Jenkins motion was argued and sub
mftted In the case of c. T. Hirst VS.
| Glendale Fruit Co, motion for a new
trial was argued and submitted.
Mr. F. L Kendall. secretary of tn,
NJ. K P. railroad came in today. bein.
met at Maricopa by Superintendent B
F. Porter. A special in charge of Con
| ductor Harris and Engineer Tarne!
took them over the line including The
Mesa branch. on n tour of inspection
They arrived in Phoenix this after
| noon.
Hon. Chas r. Drake. of Tucson
| Chairman of the Republican Centra
| Committee, arrived on this mornings
| train from the south and is stopping
| at the Adams. Judge c. W. Wright is
| expected to come up tomorrow morn
ing, when they will journey together
| to Holbrook to meet Colonel A. O
| Brodie who will open the campaign il
| the north at that point.
! The S. f. P. & P is arranging for an
! other popular excursion to the north
| The Prescott & Eastern railroad will
| be formally opened for traffic on the
| lOiH jItl JIIIS Qdlt Will Dt- uidue IL ud
| of jOllification along the whole line
| An excursion will leave Phoenix on
| the night of the 18th to which all are
| invited and the low rate of So will be
made from Phoenix TO Mayer, the end
| of the new road, and return. Excur-
! sionists can return either on the night
( of the 18th or the 18th.
B. Jones. railroad agent at Ger
| onimo, received telegram on Monday
| from Lieut. Sedgwick Rice now in
Washington stating that he had sue
ceeded in getting final action by the
department upon the opening of the
San Carlos coalfields and that the
strip will be opened up without delay.
Lieut.. Rice deserves great deal of
credit for his earnest work in this be
half. The telegram was repeated to
the Silver Belt at Lieut.. Rice's re-
QUICKSILVER Belt
A meeting was held at the office of
]. A. Kurtz for the reorganization of
the Buckeye Canal Company. Mr..
Eugene Brady O'Neill was elected
president of the company, and J. A
I<urtz secretary and treasurer. to fill
the vacancy caused by the absence of
]. L. b. Alexander. These two Off
GERS. with Mr. Cox. resident in Buck
eve, constitute the board of directors.
The Buckeye is known to be one of
the best canals in the valley in regard
to water supply and though it has