Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-22

= interests tributary to Tucson We're neN
or more promising than now and tina
the chlOriders are increasing steadil.
and shipments to the sampler are yer.
satisfactory in quality and quantity.
At the Republican convention held il
Tucson Saturday last the following
nominations were made for county of
fees:
Condemnation Buchanan
Legislators George Pusch, F. A
Stevens. Fred Ronstadt and Alfred
S. Donau.
Probate Judge-Charles Bowman.
County Treasurer-W. J. Corbett.
County School Superintendent-Eb
Williams
County Assessor. w. Began
; Sheriff-Lyman Wakefield
! Supervisors-C. f. Schumacher and R
r Richardson.
District Attorney-W. F. Cooper.
County Recorders. r. belong.
Delegates to Territorial Convention
George Christ Charles B. Drake, W.
NJ Griffith C. W. Chenowith. A. V.
Grossetta. George Atkinson. Chas. 7.
Council and Col W. p. Harlow.
Miss Violet and Carrie Armstrong
came in Yesterday from their summer
vacation spent in Denver and other
Colorado points. They will re-enter
the territorial university.
n. S. Berry. a welI-known mining
man. is here from Central City. New
Mexico. Mr.. Berry is out looking up
new mining business.
The Arizona Undertaking company
of this city received an order by wire
Thursday night for a burial casket for
the fOur-months old child of r. Hayes,
of San Simon. Mr.. Hayes is one of the
Southern Pacific railway company's
engineers at that point.
Some of the household articles of !
Hon. Herbert Brown have already
been shipped from this city to Yuma, |
where Mr.. Brown has the official man
n gement of the territorial prison Mrs. +
Brown and the children Will shortly /
joint their new home
Prof. D. H. Holmes and wife arrived
from Denver Prof Holmes
IS one of the new members of the uni
versity faculty. He is gentleman of
about sixty years. with a practical
md experienced knowledge in teach
ne He is Il native of st. Louis. and
graduate of Washington University.
Miss Mamie Hoff has returned after
years absence in Los Angeles She
will enter the university this year with
view 10 taking a full course. Miss
Iamie is one of the brightest and
alented Of Tucson young ladies and
will succeed in any profession she
night choose as her life work
The body of James Lee, who was
at Mammoth yesterday. was
rought in last night. All that can be
earned of the tragedy is that two
asked men rode up to the house and
hot Mr.. Lee in the back. the load en-
ring the heart causing instant death.
woman was shot and is not expected
} recover. and another man was
The names of neither can
e obtained
Mr.. Neusfatter the well known book {
7eper has often seen the late Empress ]
Austria. Mr.. Neusatter's uncle |
ouiS Won Neustatter. was a distin-
lished portrait painter. and painted f
lie portrait of the Emperor Franz 10
pin, husband of the murdered En-
'ess. The Emperor gave the artist !
e title of Baron.
The Indian school opened a week il
70 with nearly 10 pupils in attend I
ice. Nearly as many more were turn
away on account of lack of accom- Y
W
Phoenix to go into the school near
at city. There seems to have been q
influx of PapagOs from Mexico this II
IL and the children desire school pri- o
Ieges. and the unusual demands on
e school here is due to the fact A n
imber of boys from the school are "
lking the excavations for the build 7,
2 Mr.. W. @. Davis is about to erect
Church street between Congress -
d Camp. =
The Tucson directory, just issued p
Dm the Citizen press, is a handsome a
d convenient volume of 120 pages al
elusive of advertisements. These
vertisements are printed on tinted "
per and so distributed through the r.
ok as to Interfere to the least pos ~
lie degree with the convenient use m
it. In thmselves they afford quite 81
complete directory of the profession, w
and business men of the city. n,
The directory contains between p
and 1900 names. In estimating al
! population of city from the num- at
of names in the directory it is Gus of
nary to consider each as represent Iii
four or five persons. for the reason to
ut the majority of names are those IN
heads of families Using the small
number as the basis of computation :
will appear that Tucson has at least % %
200 inhabitants. the number usually 10 10
lined, and probably more. "a
'rOf J. \. Summers arrived in the es
: Yesterday coming from California II.
take charge of one of the depart in
nts of the university. Prof Sum-
RS has had several years experience n
teaching. being ait the head of two ~
three different high schools. "a
he coming fall and winter bid fair lei
be the most profitable for Tucson 70
many years. The cattle business ~
rosperous and profitable. The min pt
business is much better than any pI
for the last ten years. Not only -
some valuable properties being OBJ i-.'
d up. but some good sales have been ~
lie. and 4 number of buyers are in ~
city negotiating for the purchase -
either properties \ large number u
pleasure and health seekers have ~ ~
ady secured accommodations for Ia q
fail and winter while every mail lie
lgs inquiries for more accommoda- as
Is for coming visitors With the ~
Y Orndorff. the San Xavier, the eie
] House. the Occidental and the :
r St Augustine Hotel and numer- Il
private boarding houses. all com BIZ
will be able to find pleasant quart en-
hai
iss Mamie HOff returned from the fun
It this morning after about Il years tel
ence. asC
on. Chas a. Shiben returned this
California much benefit c