Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-01

for County School Superintendent i'll
the Republican county convention
There are in town today two Indians
of historic interest, men who We're in
the contest that wound up in King
Woolsey's 'PinOle Treaty. One of
! them is the brother of Chavez, now a
chief, as is the other also
Suggestions are in order to the Ga
zette as to how to dispose of the 800
they wanted to wager on Mark Smith ;
letter. and would have lost had the
money been covered. The work of the
Red Cross society is not yet finished
and perhaps funds would be desirable
According to the Yavapai Reporter
Jerome, has started real estate boom
with a dice box. y house was ratified
off the other day. 1t Is also reported
: that marriage is epidemic. and that Il
! well-known saIoon-keeper has welded
! a Salvation Army lass. Some queer
things happen in mining camps
Miss Ollie Collins who was acct
denIaIly burned a few days ago died
Saturday evening. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon at t O'Clock
from the residence at No. 1925 East
Washington street Six young ladies
acted as pail bearers. The sympathy
OF the community IS extended to the
family in its bereavement
\ letter from Tom Sloane the brave
soldier boy who after several efforts
mama ged TO break into the army and
get a job currying horses at Tampa
along with lot of more patriots who
will never forgive the government for
not continuing the war till they got in
sight OF the enemy, locates him in IL
hnOis on furlouSh where he is enjoy
ing himself
Yesterday a son of Christian Cline.
deceased, made application for letters
Of administration on his estate, plac-
ing valuation of 81 900 on the same
Today Alexis DumOnt Cline, another
son. makes application for letters of
adminiStrat ton and places the value of
the estate at $4,000 There * John and |
Frank and one other brother 10 hear
from and all viii be given an OppOrtun- |
ity 10 come into court before action is |
taken.
\ letter received today from Walter !
T. Gregory. special war correspondent |
OF the HERALD locates him at Mon
tauk Point where he is suffering with |
fever. He is doing nicely however and |
his early recovery is expected. He
states that he has written several let
tiers to the HERALD Immediately fol
lowing some of the most notable events
OF The. war but for some reason they
were not received owing 10 lack of
mail facilities at the front.
\ letter TO the county Recorder from
c. c. Sherman, Coroner of Riverside
county, California, makes inquiry re-
garding 4 trunk believed to be here and
belonging to the unfortunate man who
died on the train near Indio Il short
Y n 1
TO ascertain any further information
regarding the deceased Anyone know
ing anything regarding him or his
trunk VII confer Il favor by cOmmuni-
csting with L. w. Sheridan. County
Recorder. Phoenix. or c. c. Sherman.
Coroner Riverside, California
Mr. E. J. BonsaH, of VekoI Mine,
came in on the morning train from
the south and is registered at the
Commercial. He will leave tonight
for Jerome, where he goes to look at
some mining property. Mr. BOnsall re
pol4,s everything prosperous ut the We
kOl and says the mine is being con-
stantIy worked, and Notwithstanding
the low price of silver is proving a
source of profit to its owners.
joe Reed has returned from an out
ng on the coast, looking well and feel
ng better. He does not go away very
often. but when he does 90 he makes
good job of it. On this trip he en-
dyed himself to the full limit of pos
;ihility from Los Angeles 10 Seattle.
<Iondike was a little too far away
Jut he got up in Il country where he
-OuId hear them talk about it While
Il Seattle he met General Ed ;
schwartz, who is running a news and
stationery store and TO all appearances
lOing well He also met Geo. Span
yenberg, an Old-time resident of PhOe- t
Xix He is of course engaged in the
business of selling and repairing guns.
.tc., as he always was and Mr.. Reed L
'ays has nice place and is making e
money. c
In another column appears the an !
louncement card of w 5. Scott, who =
viii be a candidate before the Republi~ l.
an county convention for nomination :
o the office of probate Judge Mir. =
;cGtt has been a clerk in the probate! =
oITt for the last three years, during =
which time he has thoroughly famn- .
arized himself with the business of =
ne office and has formed the acquaint- !,
nee of a large number of people who
u the natural course of events have
BUSINESS TO transact with this office. d
lie is a lawyer by profession ard pos F
eSSeS the legal knowledge necessary +
0 properly conduct affairs pertaining Z
o estates, etc Should he secure the o
ominatiOn he will make Il most eX- Il
client race for The position and if y
lected will serve the people consci- l.
and with ability y
Mr.. A. Ashenberger arrived i'm the =
ity last night over the s. F. P. & p. =
rom Portland, Oregon. He Will Oc- "
upy the position of Assistant to Mr.. :,
turns, director of the Arizona section Il
f the weather bureau service. Mr.. y
Shenberger is a thoroughly competent | T
bServer, and an old employee in the I
-eather service. He was at one time n
at Yuma and previous to his =
DING to Portland in the early spring :,
as for several months connected with =
ne service here, 50 his new appoint, ,
tent is like getting back home again.
While stationed at Yuma he did valu- a
bic work for the territory in getting v
efore the public in many ways data o
egarding the climate of the territory II
nd particularly that locality. This f.
alta was utilized in the Governors re- W
ort and in the local press. II
Frank Ha1ner, trumpeter of Troop y b
Ough Riders, came in from Tucson Il
his morning and Will remain for Il y
eek or ten days, Wishing his parents n
Tho reside here He was overcome | II
18th the heat Il the second days bat II
e before Santiago and was sent north p
n "A hospital ship, disembarking at '
'OrtreSS Monroe. He secured a fur Y
,11oh for thirty DAYS after which he Il