Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-01
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE
hereby announce myself a candidate for nomina
tion for Probate Judge subject TO the action OF til
Republican county convention
VS. SCOTT
No wonder Gen. shafter achieve.
success. He was born in a log house
1t is understood the name oI San
Brown of Tempe is being suggested TO
the republican legislative ticket.
You will not know how much gooe
Hoods Sarsaparilla will do for you IN
til you try it. Buy a bottle today ant
begin taking it.
An enthusiastic republican club Wa
organized i'll the first ward on Satur
day night with Geo. W. Brown as pres
ident.
4 Prof. Creiger and Professor Cole re
Z turned yesterday morning from San
Francisco where they had been enjoy
ing vacation
E. CAM and son left last night foI
:. louisville. Kentucky. by way of Mari
Ropa Mr.. CAM viii place his son in
= ilftary school.
Epral Harry Alexander of Whip
- BARRACKS came down from Prescott
Saturday night to see his friends and
viii return ON Tuesday night.
According to the Journal-Miner there
is some talk of fusion between Demo
Gratis and Republicans in Yavapai
county on the legislative ticket
Mr.. Geo. II. n. Luhrs has not yet de
cided to be a candidate for nomination
for sheriff: he is being urged TO allow
~ hi
Mr.. Bacon one of the best-natured
cattIemen in the world. is in from his
range near Wickenburg and reports
everything prosperous IN that locality
Doctor Norton, the territorial veter-
marian. has killed the four horses be
Eeved to have been infected by the
sIaBdered mules spoken of some weeks
ago.
D. G. Gum, who is interested with
Coffee Al in a mining proposition on
Castle creek, left last night for Wales
on a visit combining business and
pleasure.
DR.. J. c. Scarborough, Il graduate of
the medical college at Ann ArbOr.
last night and will probably locate in
Phoenix
A telegram was received in the city
today announcing the marriage in Col
orado of Mr. James L. Cant to Miss
Hockett. Congratulations are in or
der, but the parties are too far away at
present
Mr. e. 3. Knox of the Phoenix Ma
tional Bank who with his wife has
been visiting the family of E. B. Gage
in Prescott returned home last night.
Mrs. Knox expects to return on Tues
day night.
The report of the membership of the
l. o. G.. 7. in Arizona as given in re
ports TO the grand lodge in sessionlast
week in Bisbee shows a healthy men,
bership. There are sixteen lodges
with S14 members.-Star.
Mrs. W. A. McGinnis accompanied
by her husband returned this morning
from Tennessee wherefhey went in the
hope of restoring the health of Mr.. Nc
Ginniss. Unfortunately his condition
has not improved and he has again
been placed in the Arizona asylum
Col. McCord came down from Whip
pie Barracks on Saturday night and has
been spending yesterday and today
with his Phoenix friends. The future
fortune of his regiment still seems to
be a matter for conjecture. He viii re-
turn tonight
L C. BickneIl who is enga ged in rail
~oad employ in the Grand Canyon coun
try came down one day last week and
vert TO the Buckeye region on bust
LESS. He returned yesterday register
ing at the Commercial and went north
again on last nights train
Articles of incorporation of the evil
son SmOI1eIess Coal Process CO.. were
filed today with the territorial secre
tary. The capital stock is 100000,
divided into shares of 800 each and
the incorpOratOrs are Philip X. Rey-
nOIds and J. II. Carpenter, of Yuma.
The principal place of business will be
Yuma.
Mr.. Christian Cline died this morning
at 4 O'Clock at his home nine miles
west of town. ON the Yuma road. The
funeral Will be held tomorrow at D.
m. from the undertaking parIOrs of A
J. Bradley. He lived for number of
years in the Tonic Basin country, NOV
ing to the valley some two years ago
and settling on the ranch. But short
time since his wife preceded him be-
yond the mystic veil of death.
Mrs. E. L. Moulthrop died this after
noon. aged Is years at her residence
at 500 South Seventh avenue. of blood
poisoning and a complication of dis
eases. Her home was at Harqua Hala
and she came to the city some six
weeks ago 10 be treated. but seeming
ly of no avail. The funeral Will be
held tomorrow. probably from the
Catholic church, under the direction
of Undertaken \. J. Bradley Deceas-
ed leaves beside her parents family. a
grief stricken husband to mourn her
loss.
Captain P p Parker, IlIustriOus Pc
tentate of FL ZaI-ibaka empe. A. y
q. N.M.S.. has received an elegant glass
cup bound in gold on one side of
which is etched the emblems of the
order and on the other Texas steer
headed fun tilt for Dallas The cup
is a souvenir Of the cOnclave of the
Grand Temple recently held in Dallas,
Texas and 10 which Hon. Thomas
Armstrong. Jr., was a representative,
and who brought the Souvenir back
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