Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-06

Mr.. Chas. Mullen one of the leading
citizens of Mesa City who has just re-
turned with his family from couple
of months outing in the mountains to
the north was in Phoenix today and
favored the HERALD with a call. He
reports a most enjoyable time during
his outing with the exception of the in
convenience ofan attack of fever. Mrs.
Mullen and the children We're much
benefited by the trip.
The room in the Hotel Adams here
tofore occupied by the fruit exhibit of
the Chamber of Commerce is being re-
modelled and will be divided into three
apartments. A barber shop to be con,
Quoted by John w. Bolton will occupy
the side next to the street. The bal
lnce of the converted space will be di-
vided into two private rooms. The
fruit exhibit has been, for the time be-
ing at least, placed in the hotel office
The corner stone of the new Odd Eel
lows hall in Globe, Arizona, was re
Gently laid With imposing ceremony.
Hon. J. ]. Hill, Grand Master of the
Jurisdiction was present, the honored
guest of the occasion and appropriately
took part in the ceremony Mr. VIM.
lodge, delivered the Grafton of the day.
The order seems TO be prospecting
throughout the Territory and especial
~ is this true of Rescue Lodge No. II,
in Globe
Three rough riders. Mr. Oscar Null
len, J. 7. McAndrews and another man
whose maine was not learned returned
on last nights train from the north
1t IS understood that all three were
members of B troop. Mr.. Mullen con-
inued his journey to his home in Tenn
pe where no doubt he will be royalIy
welcomed by his many friends and by
his former classmates of the Normal
Mr.. McAndrews was formerly in the
employ of the S. F. P. & P. with head
quarters al Phoenix being an operator
by profession.
rom Saturdays Daily
j. J. Hardwick proprietor of the
Hardwick hotel returned yesterday
from a business visit to Old Mexico.
lie reports finding things prosperous
in the locality he visited.
The social season will be inaugural
ed this year by grand ball given by
the order of United Moderns on Fri |
day night October 18th in Elks hall.
Refreshments will be served good
music will be provided and a general |
good time is promised. Tickets will |
be on sale at Lunds drug store, the
nix drug store, corner Washington |
and Second Avenue.
City Assessor W. C. Foster has COM
pleted the city tax roll after its revis- /
ion by the Board of Equalization with
the following results: Total assess
nent valuation, So, 733, 5O3. SO, which at
he tax rate of 80 cents makes the to-
al tax to be collected $33, 22S.1S Ad-
led to this is special tax for road
purposes of $42.7O making grand to-
al of S33.270.SS.
Colonel McCord's regiment was given
great ovation in all the New Mexi-
% Towns as it passed through that ter
itory. The Albuquerque Citizen de-
-otes over a column to the reception
,iven it there on Sunday. The first
ection arrived at 1850 a. M, and left
t Up. IN. The second section arrived
t 80 p M, and left at $40 D. m. The
bird section arrived at 4 p. NJ, and left
t p. m. AT Lamy there was a large
elegation from Santa Fe and the
rains were held there for some time.
.as Vegas gave the boys an ovation
o.-Journal-Miner
The funeral service of Mr. Michael
who died yesterday
.om the result of being bitten with a
was held this afternoon
/ the Catholic church 4 o'clock and
terment took place under the direc-
on of W. A. Davis. There was
gathering of the friends
the deceased present at the church.
was sad ending to what was be-
eyed by the deceased to be harm
SIS trick The dead man is reputed to
one of the best pharmacists in the :
untry and univt 4rsal sorrow is eX-
essed at his untiInely end. One little
cident of peculiar sadness occurred {
connection with his death On yes
day mornings mail he received a ;
I er from his mother in France. 1t
n. Q in a black bordereo' envelope, oc-
;io. ned by the death of his father, or ;