Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17

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F. Marion Wigmore. OF Los Angeles
S in the city and is stopping a the
Adams. He is representing the firm
If Wigmore & Sons, dealers in mining
There was an ureventful runaway II
the northeastern part of the Gritty las
night. The driver was only using on,
hand and evidently misplaced his con
fdence in the horse and possibly his
fair companion also.
Newt. Clanton. q prosperous farmer
from the lower ella country. is loco
noting HIS inordinate avordupois ove'
cur cement pavemerts this afternoon
Mr.. c. is a red-hot advocate of count!
stlpervisorial districting, and is inter
viewing all the available legislators
elect to that effect.
Remember the base ball game al
Phoenix park Saturday and Sunday
The Phoenix and Prescott teams VIII
play games that promise to be vel
worth Witnessing. as both mines have
some good players and both are work
ing bard to give their friends, the
enemy. a good, hard match.
Messrs. Woolf and Stelzreide. of the
Normal school football eleven. wert
i'll the city yesterday completing ar
engagements for the Thanksgiving
game to be played by the Normal and
High school teams.
A letter received in Tombstone from
Mrs. w. X. Meade. states that Mr.
Meade had just arrived in San Fran
cisco from Alaska He was in bad
health and is now under treatmen'
with hopes of regaining former
strength and vigor by careful nursing
and medical aid.-Prospector.
The Mcdowell ballots supposed tC
have been stolen Il couple of nights be
fore election at Mesa City. We're fount
by a man named Young between Mes;
and Mcdowell and returned to th'
hoard of supervisors yesterday. Thu
annther mystery is at least partially
cleared up and the various alleged
smooth men, of all parties are eN
nnoratad from blame.
James II. Wright, representing tht
st. Louis Coffin Co., who makes regu
lar visits to this region in the Interests
of his firm. is in the city today inter
viewing our local undel'takers. He /
1cCO.fl1fd uI69l pl LIES sui, MI. L. VI
Wright. who is hustling UP business
for e. J. Wilkins. of Gioversville. New
York. a we'll known manufacturer o
pocket-b books. purses and other leathe
novelties. Both are very pleasant gen
tleman TO meet socially as we'll as COM
mercially-
\ number of our public spirited citi
zens are making efforts TO provide &C
romnodatianS for The people who ar
expected to visit Globe on the eXcur
sion about the goth of this month. Nj
Garland has offered to run an excur
| sion train TO Globe free allowing tn
visitors Ia remain over night in Globe
| If the Southern Pacific would grant
| half rate on their lines To Bowie.
large number of people wonld likel.
come from California. New MeNic
| and Texas The great trouble Will b
| in finding places for them TO sleep I
| Sleppers We're added TO rhe excursion
rain the difficulty would he par'l
overcome. As the old woman said
I'VE can eat them. but not sieel
| then" -Glohe Times.
Regarding the pursuit of James Ker
/ rick and the band of cattle thieve
| which are supposed to be WORKING
south from the lower CHA it was stai
ed by morning paper that TIL
| shediff's office of this county had n
| knowledge of what was going on an
| that While the pursuerS were arme
With the weanons of right they ha
no official authority. Inquiry at tn
| Sheriff's office divulges the fact tina
| Deputy Sheriff E. E. Caruthers is a
| the head of the party and that he
os tod 1nxr sSr7pcia11x- & Ii
stable and two of the owners of tn
| stolen cattle. Should the pursuers az
| prehend the law breakers everythin
| will be transacted legally and in order
Joe Fifield is mad. He went to tn
| city assessors office Monday to pa
| the taxes on a piece of property 70
| which he is agent. After the matte
had been properly attended 10 he re
marked TO the assessor that the take
were lust five cents more than las
year. In order to satisfy his curiosit
and that of Mr.. Fifield the asSesso
turned to last years books and discoy
| cred that the property was marke
sold for taxes to w. X. James. Fl
| went home and dug I'D the returne
| check which he had given 4. A. Long
| then tax collector, and immediatel
| telegraphed east for the tax receipH
which had been sent to the owner o
the property. One by one the lis
| grows and as time speeds Mr. Long
record grows no better very fast.
| AIilt Brown. of the Buckeye country
| has been in town for two ar three day
under medical attention. About
week ago he got 4 bug in his ear an
| while it ratified him somewhat h
| thought it was only gold bug" an
supposed it came from the swarm tina
! struck Buckeye about election day
However. the pain grew more intens
till it felt like 1t might be tumble bu
| or rhinoceroS beetle that perhaps ha
escaped from the circus. Fearing tha
he was carrying something aroun
that was longing for its natursl
| habitat he came 10 town and place.
himself under the care of n physician
who extracted an insect from his "a
that was considerably smaller than
felt. but nevertheless large enough +
make life burden. He is now thor
0ughly recovered and will hereafte
wear Il trapdoor over his ears durin;
the bug season.
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