Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

of this section of Arizona as a mlnera
 region is spreading, and consequent. capital is seeking investments. I'm
 only serious drawback at present, ac
 cording to q prominent mine owner
 i is that capitalists are chary of invest ] ing in undeveloped properties an' , very few mines within a radius of 1o' , miles of Phoenix are developed to an. extent.
 My daughter. when recoverin:
 from an attack of fever, was a grea sufferer from pain in the hips," writes
 Louden Grover, of Sardis, Kentucky
 After using quite a number of rem | edies without any benefit she trleC
 one bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Baln
 and it has given entire relief. "Chamb
 erlain'S Pain Balm is also a certain
 cure for rheumatism. Sold by all
 druggists. pr. Mahoney, who for years past has had charge of the county hospital to- day turned the institution over to Dr 1 Hughes, who will conduct the insti-
 tuition for the next year. The contract | was let to Dr. Dameron. who in turn let it to Dr. Hughes. Owing to the fact that the county poor farm is go- ing to be changed to another locality, l the board of supervisors will not in I 1 idence at the hospital. Dr. Dameron will take care of the indigent sick 1 $. E. Patton. manager of the opera | house returned last night from Los 1 Angeles where he completed the de tails for the construction of q new op- era house in this city. He met with success and work on the new building will begin some time ill January The | building site is on West Washington
 street between Third and Fourth Ave
 nues. s. GOodenOw, of Los Angeles, who owns the property will erect q
 building adjoining on the east of the opera house with q frontage of 137 feet. Another party vii put up
 building adjoining on the west and
 with the opera house will fill out the
 block with total frontage of 300 feet and a depth of 137 feet The opera house will be three stories with a base ment and the adjoining buildings two stories and basement The contracts will be let as soon as the plans are completed. The opera house will cost in the nei ;hborhood of $35, 900.
 Persons who are troubled with indi- gestion will be interested in the eX- perience of Wm. H. Penn. chief clerk in the railway mail service of Des Moines, Iowa, who writes: Ut gives
 
 Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di- arrhoea Remedy. For two years have suffered from indigestion, and am subject to frequent severe attacks l of pain in the bowels and stomach. | one or two doses of this remedy never | fails to give perfect relief. Price p | and 90 cents; sold by all druggists.
 Ross Moore says that the name of | the man killed at MaricOpa tank the | other day was Alek Watkins, a team ster who had been employed hauling | rock for the O'Neill building. He left here with the intention of loading cars at Maricopa. As the result of a run away both of his hands were very sore and were bound up in cloths. Watkins is described as man weigh ing about 150 pounds red complexion, arge nose and teeth, and had a sandy While here Watkins Occa sionalIy participated in Salvation | Army parades. That he is the man killed there is no doubt as when pas sing through MaricOpa he told the waiter at the hotel that he had hurt lis hands in a runaway at Phoenix. As to the perpetrators of the deed no further news has been received, but here is a likelihood that it was the york of hobos. Watkins had only bout $4 when he left here.
 Just try 1Oc. box of Cascsrete, the nest liver and bowel regulator ever nade.
 Mir. Ohas. Walz of G ls Bend, is nsk- ng srrsngemente to leave for Alaska se oou as travel opens in the spring.
 I. W. Yoho hss built 6 DeR house op , is ranch north Of town. MT Yoho is ne of the engineers at the Grown King T line.
 Judge Howell, the Tonto Basin cattle r lsu, is in the city. He says that the , attle In the upper country have been most entirely cleaned out. James aauxhuret and Will Black T. sme in last night from the formers c lining cia,ms near Vulture where they I, ere doing assess ment work. The IDgleside orange orchard today 1 n she Chamber Of Commerce 8 ith soms excellent specimens ot or 8 oges. Tie oranges are being put up tI
 bottles. q Dick George has returned from Yuma 'unty where he hss been engaged with tl 8 teams for the past tive months in " Iuling ore for the King of Arizone | u inc. G Fourteen cars of cattle were shipped 1 S' om the city Sunday to California 't nnts. The train load was made up Of ol ipments by Messrs. Powell, Damn and e' ltterson. III Probate J ndGe Grouse today made sn - portionmeut of 521 315 for the pay ant of teachers salaries. This makes total apporbionnent of aoous S36, 900 ?, ids in ths past three weeks. Senator Ives, of she State of Arizona de 'proVe nent Oompsny, arrived here m is morning from Yuma. He states n, 20 the work On the Yuma csnsl is F, adiIy progressing and thas bont Ii Ve n, les of she water way is already con- by ted. hv AFtbur G. Field Of San Jose, n confi- WE ltisl business manager for Hon. D. th Murphy of that plsoe, attended the pe 'es at the park yesterday afternoon Lc speaks qaite Highly Of the Salt xt Ter vslley horses, which Is big com th nent, coming from tbe source 1t lac 's- py 1. O Bickneli hse accepted the posi- NJ n aa Oaparal fPeioht an} naopacf,s.