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Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-01

the family been occupying the house
it would have resulted in the deStruc-
ton of furniture and probably loss of
life.
Harry Lowrey and Chas. Davidson,
who erected their house on the base
line to keep it from slipping away,
gave a smoking party last night to a
number of their friends.
S. NJ See returned to Mesa on Sun
day and says he is going to dispose of
his Mesa interests and move to Cali
fornia permanently.
Mr.. Sinclair was a business visitor
today.
A letter from Louisiana says Mr. C.
W. Petersen, of Mesa. who has been
there for some time doing missionary
work for the Mormon faith has been
very sick.
Messrs. Code & Sa1ter yesterday sur
veyed the foundation for their new
store building and are at work cleaning
up the debris. preparatory to eXcava-
ton for the walls.
John Nets will leave on the First for
Washington City on business. He will
return about the 25th of September.
Mrs. S. A. Robson and MolIie Rogers
returned from Prescott this morning.
Samuel Johnson. of Lehi, began the
harvest of his broom corn today.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Woolf Sachs of Tempe has a big
drove of hogs on pasture near town
working over the grain fields.
The two-year-old child of J. NJ Kahn
who came here about year ago from
Kentucky died last night of typhoid
pneumonia and was buried today
There was a happy gathering OF
| friends at the residence of Alma Mil
| lett last night in recognition of his re
| turn from the southern missions.
W. A. Gregg will open bids for the
construction of the Code-Salter build
ing at noon today.
Mr. r. ?. Cruett of Alpine. Texas
| has purchased the entire stock of Gal
| loway bull calves raised by Mr.. A. g
| Mcqueen. A partial payment was
made and the rest will be paid in tine
| early spring. Mr.. Mcqueen is making
| quite a reputation in the breeding OF
| bIooded stock for the improvement OF
| range cattle
The Consolidated canal came near en-
| periencing n severe waShOut yeSterd3y
| and last night. The Arizona canal
| people turned all the water out of theil
| ditch and that added to the surface We
| ter that resulted from the rcent rains
! produced the highest flood tide thai
| has vet been recorded at the ConSoli
| dated head
The meeting for the purpose of organ
| izing a young mems republican clut
| last night was well attended and big
| crowd came up from Phoenix and Ten
i pc on the excursion. NJ. A Grouse
was made chairmanof the meeting ant
| G. A. Mauk secretary. Good speeche:
| were made by Jerry Millay, J. G. Ad
| ans. Col. tombstone, w. s. Scott an6
| others of PhoeniXand c. n. Taylor an6
| Mr.. WaIsworth of Tempe and w. a
! Kimball and William Newell of Mesa
| An enthusiastic club was started anC
the meeting for permanent organiza
ton will be held in social hall mex
| Tuesday night.
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From Mondays Daily.

Alma AIillett, who recently returned
from a three years mission in the
| south, preached TO the Alma people
| yesterday.
III. C. Rogers, C. r. Hakes and Nor
| man LeaviEt with their families will
| leave tomorrow for the Mogol1ops.
| Mrs. George 4. Mcdonald is expect
| ed to return tomorrow from the ella
| Valley where she has been visiting.
| Rev. S. l.. Guthrie preached yester-
| day morning in the VI. E. church and
| i'll the evening there was a profitable
meeting of the Epworth League, led
| by Lawrence Abel.
Joseph Broadbent, whose family is
spending the summer at Silver King.
came down from there yesterday OH
his wheel He had a nice trip but look
ed faded after his 60-mile journey.
Jno. L. Anderson and Geo. Schornick
shipped a thousand head of hogs to
Los Angeles on Saturday night.
W. l.. Shrine and family who have
been rusticating in the Pinals, returned
yesterday.
Ed HunSaker was very conspicuous
by his absence this morning from his
usual place of business in the Mesa
Hardware store Inquiry resulted in
revealing the fact that an heiress had
been born to the Hunsacker estate THIS
morning and Ed. was at home enjoying
a few paroXysms of joy. His friends
', bich are legions, will extend congrat-
rIations when opportunity offers.
Mrs. Ben Noble who has been very
sick at Lehi, was reported much better
this morning.
Four wagonloads of Mesa people
with the necessary paraphenalia for
on their pilgrimage to St George,
Utah, mentioned in this column last |
week They go in obedience to the die |
tates of their conscience to carry out |
fully the doctrine of the church regard |
ing the marriage relation.
The business of the Consolidated ca
nal has increased so rapidly that it mas |
been found necessary ITO increase the
zanjero force. Zanjero G. B. Lewis
has therefore secured an assistant He
IS about a day old and too young in
these parts to be of much practical
service at present but Charlie says lie
will keep him and he thinks he viii |
grow if he is given time. As the years
go by he will be made acquainted with
the water situation, though as yet he
is more interested in the dairy product
From Tuesdays DaIIy
B. F. Johnson has just finished the
work of moving his household effects
into his new residence and he was
none too soOn- The adobe building IN
which he forneIy lived fell in yester-
day, almost as soon as vacated. Had |
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From Saturdays Daily.


A meeting of the trustees of the
Nephi schools was held last night and
1T was decided to proceed as rapidly as
possible with the construction of the
the new school house.
Phil Nets yesterday bought a pet
fawn from Steve Byers. Phil is a
great admirer OF Natures untutored
children and barring Apache Indians,
he is fOud of everything that runs wild
The fruit festival given at Thatcher
last night by the Young Ladies' Mu-
tual Improvement ASsocia ton was a
grand success and considerable money
WAS ia ken in, which will be used for
the benefit of the academy.-Graham
Guardian.
In Yesterdays dissera ton onthe Nor
mon belief, regarding the maria ge
contract. the writer stated that the au-
thority for the belief was taken from
he book of Mormon In this we Were
right as far as stated, but it perhaps
only partly explained. The Latter
Day Saints accept the st James trans
lation of the Bible as the base of their
religion but they claim that it was sup
plemented by the book of Mormon and
that the two harmoniZe perfectly.
HtA DdSC llitlI 1trdIulllt- tllC
marriage on the Bible and for further
revelation turn to the book of Mormon
The Mesa spOrtsmen were out in the
brush yesterday, and came back with
records marvellous in many ways
Some of them seemingly could not hit
a bird and others could not miss one.
One party consisting of DIR. Hawley,
Warren Barnett, Bert Winger, B. NJ.
Johnson and L. B. Johnson went out
armed with rapid fire shot guns. They
worked hard and the fruits of their Ia
bOrs was mean average of ten birds
apiece. HoIdren Brothers were also
cunning for little while with a -
caliber rifle. They brought home 100
birds The first mentioned party are
inclined to the belief that the % rifle
used by the HOldronS was a machine
gun warranted to kid % birds at one
VOlIeV
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Good I!
People who buy SeAil
hne's Best drink more tea a
year than other people. "a

them are sold to S. J. Tribolet, of
Phoenix.
a surprise party was given on We'd
neSday night on Mrs NJ. D. Johnson
and a happy evening spent at her res
idence. The surprise was planned and
carried out by her mother.
The Mesa Dramatic company expect
to present an interesting drama early
in September All who have heard
their previous productions will look
forward With pleasure to the coming
event.
Something novel in the way of mod
ern pilgrimage will be inaugurated
shortly with Mesa as a starting point.
Among the tenetS of the Mormon
church is a strict acknowledgment
of the recognition of civil law and a
rigid obedience to the government reg
ulatfons of the law of the land in
which they live is enjoined. Their
religious faith, however, goes much
farther than this in some things, not
ably that of marriage The MormOnS
believe in common with all law abid-
ing people, that the marriage ceremony
should be performed by some minister
or civil officer who is duly empower
ed by the government to Officiate but
they also believe that by complying
strictly to the requirements of the
book of Mormon and the teachings of
the church, parties contracting mar
riage. may be sealed to each other in
| their own physical personality, for all
| eternity. They believe that the civil
| ceremony is ordained of God for the
good of mans earthly career but.
| should the parties desire. the way is
provided to make that contract unend-
| ing even by death. This is accomplish
| ed by securing the Divine sanction as
| delegated through the President of the
| church. and the twelve apostles and by
them in turn TO others who may be fit
| ted as the aSpoStleS shall determine
| Holding this faith Juniar Johnson and
wife, Jos. S. johnson and wife, IL.
| s. johnson and wife, Hyrum Riggs
| and wife and Joseph Rogers and
| family will leave shortly for the Tenn
| pie at st George, Utah. where with all
due ceremony, each couple will be seal
ed the one to the other forever. In the
case of Joseph Rogers who has two or
three children. it is held that the chill
dren being born previous to the &c
clesiastical and eternal marriage, will
require sealing to their parents by the
same authority and this matter will be
attended to. Juniar Johnson and wife
| is the young couple that were married
in Nephi on Wednesday night Mr.
AIOnzo WinSor will accompany the pill
grims to st George where he proposes
attending college.
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TEMPE ITEMS.

From Thursdays Daily.
Work on the Odd Fellows building
is progressing. Stone is now being
dressed for the front
The public school building has been
repainted. Harry Denniston and
Boone Lewis did the work.
Miss Leebrick, one of Mesa's popular
young ladies, who has been spending
a few days visiting Miss England,
went home last night
Mr.. Price II. Brown has returned
from a visit to his old home in Penn
sylvania. He was accompanied by his
brother who will spend the winter in
Arizona.
Mr.. w. Osborn, father-in-law of
Henry Gonzales, of this place, died
yesterday at 3 o'clock and was buried
this morning in the Catholic cemetery,
two miles south of town.
The Young Mems Republican club
met last evening at Kingsbury's hall
and adopted bylaws and Il constitution
and became a permanent organization
Mr.. Roscoe Waisworth was elected
president of the club and Mr.. L. T.
Hill was elected secretary and the
night of meeting Will be Friday.
Henry Schmidt viii succeed Robert
Richards as rural delivery mail car
fier on September LIST, as Mr. Rich
ards expects TO attend the Normal
henry is a bright boy and will no
doubt make an efficient carrier.
Mr.. G. G. Rogers has left the employ
of the Tempe-Mesa Produce Company
and will leave shortly for Pima, Ari-
IONA, where he will engage in farm
ing.
Jos. Campbell and Charlie Berken-
camp and VIM. Brown left today fol
an outing at Castle Creek hot springs
for a few weeks, north of Phoenix
They We're supposed to be properly
armed with snake bite antidote, "Bull
Durham" in quantity and the 0theI
etceteras of a good time.
The Red Cross society of Tempe yes
terday sent about SIS worth of food tC
the sick at Fort Whipple. Miss Mar
tina Gage. who is in Prescott, visited
the hospital and found out just what
would be most desira bic and then LEI
the members here know, so there
would be no waste or dissatisf faction
The food consisted of condensed milk
beef extract, rice. etc. This is the
third time the Red Cross society OF
Tempe has responded TO the call OF
humanity and sent help to our suffer
ing heroes.
From Fridays Daily.
Miss Stanley Windes, who has beer
in California for some time, IS now the
guest of her parents at Cottonwood
Miss Windes is one of the efficient
teachers that VIII teach in the Prescott
public school the ensuing term.
received Il letter from Mr. John HiX
who recently went to New Mexico, say
ing that he regarded that as very
fine cattle country and Stating that he
liked his surroundings there very
much.
DoaGe Merrill and wife returned
Wednesday from their bridal tour and
will hereafter be counted among the
anchored resideaas SfMkerome Mrs
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norIIlal school this term Prof. Nc
Naugltton, however states that there
will he the usual military drill and
that a very fine new teacher in mill
ta1.y tactics has been engaged for the
school In fact the Normal Will add
several very desirable features this
year and viii never be found retro
grading under the present manage
ment The new instructor in military
science will begin work at the opening
of the school which will be September
9Th.
Married-In Prescott, August a
1898, by the Rev Oates, w. NJ. Nc
Donald ITO Miss Louise f. Wooster. The
ceremony took place at $50 p. M, in
the NJ. E. church South, West Prescott
The fact that the church was crowded
with people to witness the ceremony
and extend congratulations to the
young couple fully attests the high re
gard in which they are held Both the
contracting parties are residents of
Prescott Mr. Mcdonald being book
keeper in the hardware house of Sam
uel Hill, while his bride has resided
for some years with her parents in
West Prescott and is a most eStima Bile
young lard. The Courier extends CON
gratulationS and best WiShes.-Courier.
Tempe people will remember Mr..
Mcdonald as former resident and a
highly respected member of Tempe
society.
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-01

1898 j. n Burnett tranSporta-
ton INDECENT to county hos
pital.. -. :. --.. LOO
1899 D. F. Greenwood, services
baiIiff District court . 80
HOO The Phoenix Water Com
pany, water, court house,
month of July :. =. -. %. rs
1401 e. Sunderland, payment in
full, county poor farm ..1237 so
1902 Joe Tompkinson, team, cor
oner's jury, Aqua Caliente. 100
1903 Goldman and Company,
trial jury service (aSsng) :. A. 80
HOW. N.AIarreI, 100 posts for
county poor farm - 10 90
14O5Seth Byers, repairs paid on
court house chairs ... 800
HOG Cox and Fleming, 3 city di-
rectorys :. - -. -. 800
14O7 Dolores Cordova, allowance
INDECENT -. 90
HOS G. W. Fuson. monthly al
lowance INDECENT . :. :. 10. 90
14O9 The Phoenix Herald, pub
fishing minutes OF DOafu,
etc. -. 37.41
141OJ r. Whitton, services cor
oner's inquest 800
I'LL Arizona Mercantile Com
pany, (assngl supplies indi-
gents, Tempe - - 10 60
1f12 Van johnson. labor, road
district No. 1. :. -. Ii. 90
1I13 E. r. Maple, labor road dis
tr-ict No. 1 ------ u 30
1414 Joseph Coulsen, labor las
sngl road district No. - 80
1415 J. H Wilson, labor. sprink-
ling, road district No =. $50
1416 Sam Brown (assng) labor
blacksmithing road district
No. 800
1417 James Lisonbee, labor, road
district No 4 =. 1880. 2.25
141S w J. LeBaron. labor, road
road district No. 4. 600
L. w. Blinn Lumber Com
any, lumber, road district
q. II. 43 81
7. Barley, services
cad overseer. second quar-
1898, road district No.
l.. - -. -. %. 90
1921 The Phoenix Light and Fuel
Company, services for court
house, month of July .116- SO
The Board upon motion adjourned
TO meet August s, 1898.
J. 7. PRIEST. LEE GRAY.
Chairman. Clerk.
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Iy allowance, INDECENT 9G,s.,-
1926 j. NJ. Cameron (assn9
lawn mower, court house
square. -. -. 500
1927 Geo. F1feld, transportation
coroner's jury. = 800
1928 Warner Grocery Company.
supplies to indigents. "a. O0
1929 Lamar Walker, supplies to
lndlgentS- l2-OO
142915 Mrs. Caroline Hopkins,
monthly allowance, indi-
gent 500 ,
143O Henry Morgan, Indian in
terpreter, Justice peace -
court, Phoenix . . go
1871 George Roe CblinO monthly
allowance, INDECENT. :. 10. 90
1882 Anthony Donofrio, monthly
rent Mrs Richards, indi-
gent. 1O-UJ
1883 Jack H Welsh, repairs to
court house 6-25
1884 Levi Buyer. trial jury ser
vice 3-1t
1435 The Maricopa and Phoenix
and Salt River Valley Rail
Road Company. transporta-
ton INDECENT To- 80
1436 ]. w Eastwood, trial jGs-SS
service. -. $50
1897 NJ. Jacobs. supplies to in
dlgentS.- 500
143S L. G. Wenborn, transpor-
tation INDECENT to county
hospital. -. LOO
1880 NJ. Jacobs. merchandise for
sheriff's office prisoners. 1000
144O Goldberg Brothers, labor
(aSsngl road district No .. 800
1441 The Phoenix Water Com
pany. water for sprinkler
road district No. l.. -. 1912
1442 w S. Morris. labor, road
district No. L.. =. .--. 600
1443 Isaac Dana, labor, road dis
trict No. 4 SCI
1444 E. J. Bennett, appropria-
ton Center street, month
of July = - 90
1445 o. A Roberts, transporta-
tfon INDECENT, Glendale to
Phoenix 800
Upon motion the Board adjourned to
meet August II, 1895.
]. 7. PRIEST, LEE GRAY,
Chairman Clerk
Maricopa County, August l.. 1895.
The Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. Present, J. I. Priest, chairman,
J. r. Norton and jos. MonihOn, MEM
bers, and Lee Gray, clerk.
The minutes of the meeting of Aug
ust Sth were read and upon motion
The notary bond of Oscar Lechler
was upon motion approved
The following claims We're audited
and upon motion allowed:
l446 w. Fl. Paste. transporta-
ton INDECENT to county hos
pftal. .--.S LOU
447 Santa Fe. Prescott and
Phoenix Railway Company
transportation Oscar Kerl,
INDECENT to county hospital 4. 10
MS John l. Judge. monthly al
lowance, INDECENT - :. >. 1000
40 Dave Turner. flower sup
plies TO court house square 7.45
The Board upon motion took Il recess
NTH L o'clock p. IN.
At l o'clock p m, the Board recon-
ened. all members and the clerk
resent.
The Board then adjourned to appear
efore the Territorial board of equali-
alton in opposition to Il proposed adj
ance of the valuation of cattle
lroughout the Territory from $1,000
$3.50 per head, after said appear
nee.
The Board then adjourned 10 meet
ugu>t 30. 1898.
T. PRIEST. LEE. GRAY.
Chairman Clerk.
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| 0Vu1tN, 1900
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment- Present J. T. Priest, chairman,
]. r. Norton. and Jos Nonihon, mem
beers, and Lee Gray clerk.
The minutes of the meeting of Aug
uSt LIST were read and upon motion APP
| proved
The Board upon motion allowed Mrs
Juan Escobosa, INDECENT, so per
month until further ordered, upon the
application of Dave Goldberg.
And Juan Garcia, INDECENT, was al
lowed another order of So in the form
of an order for groceries, for month
of August.
DR.. L. d. Cameron, pursuant to the
request of the Board of Supervisors,
reported that the sewerage system now
in use at the Indian school north of
Phoenix was the most eXpedient I'M
der present circumstances, but was
soon to be improved by a new system
His report was accepted and upon mo-
ton ordered filed.
The notary bonds of Willis n. Tiff
motion approved.
The Board upon motion allowed L. |
+. Nelson, INDECENT, 500 transporta
ton to Nogales.
The Board upon motion took a re-
cess until L O'Clock p. IN.
At 1 O'Clock p. IN. the Board recon
vened, all members and the clerk pres
emit
The following claims We're audited
and upon motion allowed:
/ I'D The Arizona Electric Com
pany, supplies and repairs
TO court house fanS~....--$ $50
1423Jas McNulty, supplies TO in
digents -..... 1000
1924 Jack Gibson, livery hire, dis
trict attorneys office 500
1925 Mrs. ]. b. Steyaert, month
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From MONDAYS Daily.

Mrs HartsfieId and daughter Miss
Lena who have been spending the va
cation at Prescott and vicinity, have
returned to Tempe Miss Lena will al
tend the Normal this year and will be
ore of the first in the graduating class.
Mr. and Mrs. Gageand daughter Miss
Martha have returned from Prescott
after a two weeks outing.
Mr. r. q Finch has gone to Pinal for
his family Who have been spending the
summer in che mountains to escape
some of the lot weather.
il. O'CorAror has completed the
he cut stone for the Odd Eel
ing No doubt the work on
Y viii progress rapidly until
eg will have been completed
Fit to the town.
avs eastern mail came in yes
here being no mail from the
saturday on account of a wash
!lllE young mems republican club of
Tempe and Phoenix will not 20 to Me
sa on Saturday night as was expected
but viii go next Tuesday night. Every
Republican should join one of the
clubs and get in line for the coming
campaign as it bids fair to be very
closely contested one.
Mrs. Heineman and niece Miss Myr-
tie McCabe, returned Saturday night
from Il two weeks sojOGrn in Prescott
T -76S7zrr-v4as no excursion to Phoenix
yesterday afternoon. Many of the cit
izens of Tempe were very much disap-
pointed as this is great boon ito those
who stay at home during the hot
months.
Rev. Guthrie preached last night in
Tempe. No one should miss an oppor-
t1nity to hear him as he is one of the
most able ministers in the valley.
Mrs. E. L. Stornent returned yester-
daV from her sad mission of ACCOM-
nanyfng the remains of her husband.
Prof. Z. L. Storment, to Salem, Illinois
fol fnterment Her niece, Miss Anna
" ham returned with her
= The river took very sudden rise |
Sa friday which made it for a time i'm |
pa ssable butft may now be forled with |
safety.
At the republican catIcus Saturday |
nierht/ % men were r4Gl1linated 10 of |
whom Will be selected next Saturday |
at the primary tG-attend the conYen-
ton to he held at Phoenix.
A jolly party of young folks met at
Mrs. CarrolI's south of town Saturday |
nipht. Those who went from town |
were Mrs Hodnett, Miss Hughes. Miss
Pearl Richards, Miss Carroll, Mr.. E. !
Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-01

This Is Your Opportunity.
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a generous sample will be mailed of the
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(Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to demon
strate the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
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Rev John Reid, Jr-, OF Great Fails, Mont,
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can emphasize his statement 1T is a posi-
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Rev. Francls ~. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
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EIys Cream g. be acknowledged
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From Friday's Daily

D. Fl. KIeinnan bought so head of
cattle Yesterday, Twenty head of
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Office of the Board of Supervisors.
Maricopa County, July 21, 1898
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present J. L. Priest, chairman,
J. r. Norton and Joseph MOnihon, mem
bers and Lee Gray, clerk.
The minutes of the meeting of July
Goth were read and upon motion ap-
proved.
In pursuance of the request of NJ. II.
Williams, District Attorney for leave
of absence from the Territory for
period of thirty days, beginning July
2Sth, 1898, the Board upon motion of
JOS MOnihon and by vote of full board
ordered the same granted and be 50
recorded.
The Board upon motion took a recess
for the purpose of inspecting the build
dngs ON the county poor farm and dc-
cepting the same.
The Board upon motion adjourned to
meet Aug. 1, 1898.
J. T. PRIEST. LED GRAY,
Chairman. Clerk.
AIaricopa County, AugA1, 1895.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ments Present ]. T. Priest, chairman.
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goOdly number OF republican, both
old and young went TO Mesa last night
to help organize a republican club at
that place.
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From Tuesdays DAILY.
b. f. Johnson has just finished the
work of moving his household effects
into his new residence and he was
none too soOn- The adobe building IN
which he formely lived fell in yester-
day, almost as soon as vacated. Had