Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-20
PITaY POINTS FROM PRESCOTT.
Doing of the Clans in the Yayapai
Hills.
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Gournal-Miner)
One of the boys at Whipple r.
ceived n letter from one Of Colonel NJ
Cords men last evening to the effeC
that the regiment would prcbah
move to Georgia about October 18th
Phil Draper, OF Stafford. the soldic
boy who had the misfortune to los
his leg by being run over by a freigh
train some time ago. IS improving
nicely at Whipple and will soon b
able to walk around on crutches.
The Prescott & Eastern railroad vii
he completed tomorrow. The gradinf
has already been completed and only
one and one-half miles OF track re
manned 10 be laid yesterday.
Dr. w E. IIndley. OF Whipple Is
bringing the patients under his charge
through all right. He finds a Httle
time on the side. without neglecting
his Pa tients, TO talk Republican poll
tics. 1t is just as natural for the doc
tor to take Il hand in politics as it is
for a duck to swim.
Frank Thomas, wife and child came
in Sunday from Duluth. Minnesota.
Mr.. Thomas is interested in mines in
this county.
r. L. Noodle, formerly of Ell Paso,
Texas, has rented the old Bellevue ho-
Tel budding and will shortly open n
furniture store on the ground floor of
the building. He received a carload of
furniture today to stock it with. He
also expects to open an undertaking
establishment in connection with the
other business.
Garland & Ross have sold their cat
tie 10 a Colorado firm and nearly all
of them have been shipped. MeSsrs
BiXby Bros. and Patton Bros of Cali
f0rnia. have purchased their range in
Rig Chino valley and have moved
their sheep on it. Mr.. Ross has prr-
chased small place at Santa Ana. /
California, and will go there TO re-
side
Private Nryc0f of the Albuquerque
company of Col McCord's regiment
has heen discharged from service.
Arthur Morris has returned from San
Francisco BE failed to get into the
navy as an apprentice on account of
his age. being too old.
The first car of ore that will be ship
ped over the P. & Z. road is being
loaded today at the Crowned King
mine and will be shipped Monday.
While Alb Mefford was engaged in
feeding wood saw on Tuesday even
ing. an assistant threw a stick Of wood
which struck him on the elbow knock
ing his thumb against The saw, cutting
ore joint of the member off
John Clark who was brought in from
the Black Hills, quite sick a few days
ago, died at the county hospital yester-
day
H. H. Helm wears a little broader
smile than usual this morning. the oc
casion being the arrival of a young
son to gladden. the hearts of himself
and wife.
J. H. Bailey arrived on yesterday
afternoons train from San Francisco
to take the position of manager of the
Western Union Telegraph office at i
this place. ]. n. Johnson and his as
sistant, Mr.. Dodge, will go to Califor- !
mia TO take positions there with the T
company.
The railroad company has already
received applications for empty cars
to be sent to Mayer for the shipment
of concentrates -
Run'or has it that Col. DeRussey. of /
the 18th infantry, formerly stationed 4
at WhipD5e-win shortly be retired
1t is stated that he made record /
enough at Porto Rico. \
Joe Cranes big squash which he i
donated TO the O'Neil monument fund
was dfsposed of yesterday and the Il
sum of 5000 was realized for it 4
Councilman r. Fl. Smith became the Z.
owner of it and he is talking of dis
aRosdpg of it again in the same manner
m making 1t realize another sum y
same purpose. u
- Taylor who went with the =
A{'s as messenger to Col =
ed to Prescott yesterday
rye the swords of Col p
Brodie and Captain O'Nen with orders n
from Col. Brodie to deliver them to u
Robt- Brow. Mr.. Taylor witnessed u
some stirring times during the past
five months. This makes two wars in r
which he has participated. "
H. Olmstead, who resides three or y
four miles south of town. reports that 3
his cabin was broken into last We'd fl
nesday and that a beaver Overcoat ;ic
with velvet collar and i pair of fine II
Sunday trousers We're stolen. As Mr.. fl
Olmstead cannot get his size of cloth fl
ing here the loss is felt more heavily
than the mere money value of the
stolen articles. This is the fourth
time his place has been burglarized n
within a very few years. -
Mrs. Sarah HOWey. wife Of James 70
Howey. died at . O'Clock this morn
ing of bilious remittent fever after :
an illness of about two weeks. Her 70
condition was not. considered serious y
until Thursday, when a change for =
me worse occurred and another ply L
sfcian was summoned to consult with
The attending physician, but despite "
Every effort made to stay the progress "a
IF the disease it continued its insidi- 1f
,us attack resulting in death as stat y
ID #
C. H. B. Carter has placed a stage "a "a
inc on the road between Crowned =
King and Mayer. ~
Attorney T. W Johnson returned on
from California. He is IN
greatly improved in health. IN
General and Mrs. T. J. Butler came II
n on last evenings train from Los An Gr
stIes. They are en- route east and III
will remain in Prescott for only cou- VI
lie of days. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Merwin returned
N Saturday afternoons train ir0u. K
heir visit to California, having been ri
bsent for about three months. Fe
There are only TWO or three patients !
n the hospital at WhippIe and they u
.iu likely be removed to tie Sisters l
ospital in a Gay or two, and DR. d
lindley, with three or four assistants ~
viii remain to care for them, while the y
emainder Of the soldiers will join the ~
egiment in a few days. IN
fe
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mayer vester-
ay maintained the reputation their
lace has enjoyed for q long time III ~
he way OF setting up the besC meals ~
\ the territory. About forty or nifty
f the eXcllrsionists who failed TO take e