Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-20

tEG4E WISH u SAN EEGiuC4Stt-
Governor Murphy visited the high
school this afternoon and made short
address TO the students appropriate to
the Lafayette Day exercises.
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A game of foot ball will be played on
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. be
tween the High School team of this
city. and the second team of the In
dian school. They are both ''goers''
ana Il lively time is anticipated.
man named Mason reported to the
officers last night that he thought he
had been robbed Of $50 in a back alley.
The Investigations of the police. how
ever, brought them TO the conclusion
tha'5 he had rolled the bulk of his $50
over some of The numerous bars of the
city.
During the first seven months of the
present year our manufactured eX
ports aggregated $1TS,334. SCI, as com
pared with $fG6, 706,39S in the cores
ponding period in 1897. Democratic
crackers said last year that the record
OF such exports could not be kept up
not dispute or overcome the logic of
figures Journal.
Ihirty-four of or Mexican citizens
met together last night for the purpose
Of taking the preliminary steps in the
crganiza ton of Il brass band which is
proposed when fully organized to con-
SiSt of forty pieces. The following of
fceIs We're elected: Fernando Nelarde.
PRESIDENT: Manuel ZaFeda. vice-presi-
dent; Teodcro Olea. secretary: JuStO z.
Flores. vice-secretary; Simon Robes.
treasurer; trustees, Rafael \. Bernal,
Francisco Duarte. Modesto Flores and
.&lejandr0 Savedra.
Word has been received in this city |
OF the dead of sister Nary GertrGdt |
at Albuquerque. yesterday. She was |
WI known in Phoenix. havin" many !
friends. not alone within the Catholic |
faith. but among the community ut
large. She was 4 most excellent wO-
Ram and though only DC years of age
FAD been highly honored by those OF
ler falth, heiEg II one time Mother SUI
1erior at Prescott, Arizona. At The
line of her death she was en- route
rom FL Paso to Phoenix, intending to
:ome by the northern route. hut on
Ter arrival at Albuquerque was taken
II and died rather suddenly.
Elaborate preparations have been
made hyt the Republicans for the recep-
ion of Colonel A o. Brodie Friday
light Colonel Brodie viii address
he people of Phoenix Saturday night,
Il which occasion an excursion train
-ill be run from Tempe and Mesa and
thef points. The Republican county
entral committee has announced the
Glowing named gentlemen as vice
residents for the occasion c. H.
kers. Ex-Governor Lewis Wolfiey, eX-
overnor John N. Homilton. Mayor J.
. Adams, J. D. AIonihon, Judge Jos.
{. Kfbbey, Judge Grouse, I. w. Penn
erton, c. NJ. Frazier, Col. VIM.
hristy. Rev E. D. McCreary. DR.. Il.
-. CIymer. c. w. tombstone, 3. Hey
AN. c. F. Ainsworth, Thos. Arm
rong, Jr., \. a. Morford, DR.. c. D.
eden. H Is. st Clair, John T. Den
:, Rev Lewis Halsey, Col. Jerry Nil
Y Walter Bennett. Walter Talbot,
rank H. Parks. C. NJ. Sturges, Lin
in Fowler John Gray, C. c. Ran
5lph, Geo II. n. Luhrs, Jos Thai
inner. T. y. Jobs, II. e. Kemp, j. w.
olton, T. o. Mason. II. q. Zuck. E. G.
\. J. Peters. Leroy Hill, L
lscph Mullen, r. e. Greeves, a. Nc j
lmley, Tempe; VIM. Kimabll. W. NJ.
awaH. \. c. Mcqueen. John Barnett,
esa; C. w. Pine, Alma; H. Simpkins, 4
hi; V. O. Messenger. Byron Bliss. II.
-. Hamilton, Mr. Storment. Glendale;
. II. Goodlander. A1hambra; Charles /
-een. Cartwright; j. d. Crabb,
aacs: II. G. Mann, W. T. Hanna, 1
,oria.