Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
sAFFoRD SETTINGS.
News Items from the Upper ella.
ARIZONIAN.

1t is almost impossible to get butte
in the valley. Would not a creamer,
nav in Stafford?
The new Indian agent of San Carlo
Mr. Mcdonald. is expected TO arrive
at that place this week.
Mr.. E. y. Tuttle has so far recover
ed from the serious fall of some day:
ago as TO be able to be out again, bu
needs the assistance of a crutch.
E. H. Cook and children passed
through town Monday evening en- route
to Los Angeles. The children will at
tend school in that city this winter.
Mr.. Bergman Quinn's mother, who
is very old and quite blind. had the
misfortune TO fall from the porch al
Mr.. John Vests house. Wednesday.
and suffered a fracture of the arm.
She is resting easy at this writing but
it is very serious accident TO a per
son of her age.
When Teal & Keasley went to their
shop Thursday morning they found
that some one had been there and done
Il miscellaneous lot II damage to the
engine and machinery. tightening the
water gauge. lOOsening oil cups. etc.
They caused the arrest of Mr.. Schlos-
ser. who had been discharged from
their employ and he will have his
trial Friday.
a man who has been a democrat so
long that the moss is a foot long on
his back, sent word to Burt Dunlap
that if he would run for the Council
that he (the demOcraD would get out
and work for him. Did you get the
message. Burt?
Prof. Blake of the Tucson university
was a Passenger on Tuesdays train.
We had very enjoyable converse ton
with the professor. who was unStinted
in his praise of our valley. The prof
essOr is much interested in the relics
of the lost race. TO be found in Arizona
and more than half promised to come
UP and spend a little time in the val
ley in the near future
The heavy rain of Saturday caused a
flood that came down the San Simon /
that Over6owed the bitches and as a
consequence parts of the town was /
under wafer A number of men got |
out with shovels and prevented much (
damage being done. A small washout [
delayed the train for a while. but con-
sidering the amount of rainfall the
damage to the bitches was slight.
Miss -1dSSlb IlOillIlS IeII ldSI 1 UES-
day evening for Los Angeles. where
where she will attend school this win
ter.
DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Cassels returned
home from Chicago last Wednesday
They went there a month ago on ac-
count of Mrs. Cassels' health The
trip did her a great deal of good.
Jacob ZundeI and Jas. Duke. both
of Thatcher. left for Salt Lake city
asst Tuesday. They viii remain there
until after the October conference,
when they VIII leave TO perform mis-
'iOns in the Indian Territory.
Il. c. Prina Il Co are figuring with
he railroad company for a side track
o their mill This company is entitl-
d to this considera ton from the
mount of shipments made. They
hipped six carloads of mill stuff last
week.
Ed. /. Shaw, of SOIOmOnyille & Wick !
rsham was in to see us last Tuesday I
nd gave the information that all the {
etails of the store and bank building
, be erected in Stafford were about {
ompleted. They have not yet decided i
whether the buildings viii be of brick
7 stone. If they decide to build of
rick work will commence immediate l
= 1T is the intention to be able to /
love TO Stafford by February next
his firm moving here not only means :,
large wholesale house and bank, but
Iso two fine residences, one for Mr.. q
and one for Mr. Shaw.