Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29

1 terdaV the Courier reporter ran acrOS
e a very agreeable Job through the cour
tesy of city councilman Bray, who in
trOduced said rep. to q c. Job, an alto
ney of Kanasas City, who is so favor
ably impressed with our city ant
}, | CLINE that he has about concluded t
| locate in Ills paradise of attorneys
] He Will have his wife come down from
| Flagstaff and the two will prospect fol
q | a home. Did not ask Mr.. Job his poll
tics and people need not jump at the
conclusion that he is a republican on
account of his name.
Poor Col Brodie. He has fallen in
to the fieshpOts of Egypt, and by the
| time the gold bug chambeTmaidS get
through with him he viii be unable to
crawl out.
A Mexican was brought in and lock
ed up in the county jail Saturday last
who had thrown a rock at a man and
almost severed the mans ear from his
head.
B. H. Weaver and wife left this morn
| ing for Los Angeles on Il visit. AS
| they have not been out of the county
| before for twenty Years and as Mr..
| Weaver has devoted that whole time
10 business they are certainly richly
| entitled to a vacation.
| L III CVul III Ai<ls Dsilti Jul stOOllt fOOO
| on telegraphic news since the war com
menced without any perceptible in
| crease in the revenue of the office. 1t
| is very fiattering to have people pat
Won on the back and say: You're get
ting out a fine paper. old man; we're
proud of yOu.'' But this neither pays
taxes. printers or telegraph bills. If
Il man goes broke in his attempt to
please the public and then ''pases in
PA riot or E'd-n phooI'' will be in
scribed on his tombstone.
Some days ago the Courier stated |
that certainpeOple living in the Thumb |
Bultte neighborhood claimed to have |
heard loud noise, as of an explosion |
followed by a slight vibration of the |
earth Mr. c. Marsh. in talking about |
this matter last Saturday stated that
on the 10Th of this month he was com
ing over the CatOctin trail when he saw
a large luminous body Of some kind
moving rapidly through the air in an
easte1ly direction. and that as it ap
preached the earth he heard two loud
and sharp reports.
JOURNAL-NIINER.
John McAndrews and Geo. L. Allen,
of the rough riders returned Yesterday
afternoon. They state that the boys
Will be coming home in small squads
for the next month or two.
Mrs. f. \. LOWE and daughter. Amy.
LOWE, old acGuaintances of o. F.
Place. are recent arrivals here. They
are so well pleased with the climate
that Mrs. LOWE has purchased a lot
on the corner OF Mt. Vernon avenue
andJT Mon street. and Will erect a resi-
danCe ON it Immediately.
Johnny ROdden. of Troop A, OF the 5
Rough Riders. who with Wallace VIII
lard returned to Prescott a few days i
ago, has many interesting things to l
'elate of his experiences while in Cuba. !
He brings back a piece of mahogany l
wood taken from the San Juan block Y
house, and a row of five Mausef bull
cts in a case He is shattered physi- 4
ally from the effects of Cuba's climate :
)ut bears his ills nObly and does not 7
-egret his duty to the flag. Mr.. Rod h
len is we'll known to Yavapai people !,
md is greeted by all on his return by f
many handsome expressions. He says +
he United States is good enough for =
lim hereaf ter. and as for Arizona, it h
leats them all. =
Geo. A Carter. who enlisted from Il
iraham county, in the Rough Riders | "
as been given a position in the gov
rnment printing office at Washington. h,
1r Carter was one of four or five of .,
he Arizona contingent of Colonel p,
OOsevelt'S regiment who were former 7,
in the employ of the Journal Miner. p
nd it is a pleasure to learn that his W
arvices have been appreciated and m
acognized in a substantial manner by g
le government His comrades state "
lat he made a splendid record on the o.
A postoffice called Dewey has been Oh
established at Aqua Fria with Fred "a
as postmaster. &c
Private Raper of Capt Gray's com
my. formerly of Stafford Arizona, at oe
mpted to board n moving train last ~
-ening about two miles from town. Al
Used his footing and fell beneath the ~
ain. the wheels passing over one leg n.
ushing it so badly that amputation 10
rs necessary -
The volunteers from Whipple took II
cir departure for Lexington. Ky. this pa
renoOn The Goa cheS for their trans M
'rtation arrived last night and cOnsis- Of
d of twenty-five tourist cars for the Ell
listed men, two standard Pullmans St'
I the officers and four baggage cars. fo'
these only fourteen We're brought eS:
Prescott and the balance were left ab
Ash Fork. The run from Prescott no
Ash Fork was made in two sections | lea
the latter place the troops will be Ing
vided up into more comfortable quar-
IS and three sections wifi be run over
Q Santa F'e to Kansas City From
l1nsas City to st. Louis one train will
run over the Burlington, one over
Q Alton and one over the Missouri
cific The troops marched from
nipple TO Prescott. where they en- T
rked. There was a large crowd at W.
2 depot to see them off The first siO
rtOiOn started at II O'Clock and the an
-Ond section followed just a ha1f tin
ur later. As the trains pulled out of too
? yard a deafening cheer went up 7
'iH the Fhroats OF all present. lei
PEARCE PENCILINGS. . nc
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3orn-On Wednesday. Sept. 18th, TO mol