Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-20

J. NJ. Burnett returned to the city
this morning from Honolulu. lie re
ports pleasant journey but is glad
70 get back again. He says Queen
Lille sends her regards to everybody.
The work at the poor farm is not
as far along as was supposed and it is
now thought that the new quarters
will not be ready for occupancy before
October 25th.
Mrs Mary A Lee died yesterday
ut IL O'clock The remains viii be
buried at / O'Clock this afternoon from
the Congrega tional cnurch.-Star.
Mrs. Godfrey Bfrdsal, a niece of
Judge and Mrs. Sattlerwhite, arrived
rom California this morning, and will
spend Il few months With her relatives.
Star.
Damacio Encinas, a native of Mexico
anr James Nelson. a native of Den
mark, We're granted naturalization pa
pers in the District court today.
Matt Loring viii leave for Prescott
tonight to take Il position in the Pres
colt p0stoffice. He passed the civil
service examination here some time
ago with high honors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tritle returned
home last night from Prescott, where
they attended Il family dinner on Sun
lay in honor of the Both anniversary
Of the wedding of Ex-Governor TritIe
and wife.
The wedding of AIR Thos. c. Bowe
and Miss Clara Piranni will be cele-
brated tonight at 40 a'clock at No |
142 East Monroe street The many |
friends of the contracting parties wish |
for them long lives Of happiness ard |
The MeXicans who were on trial be-
fore the Grand Jury for smuggling
have received sentences of year each |
n the territorial penitentary. One of
the number was left off with q sen
tence of six months in jail and a fine
IF 500, in return for having frustrated
1 jail delivery some time ago.-S5ar.
Al. Arthur has on exhibition at his
place of business the sand bag sup
posed to have been used a few nights
100 on North Fifth avenue near the
zig ditch with unpleasant but not ser
Gus effect. 1t measures fourteen in
hes in length and weighs three and
pounds.
The employees Of the Recorders of
ice are hard at work on the great reg
ster. II has not been numbered up to
ate but enough is known to warrant
he statement that it will be somewhat
lrger than the last register. Just
Ow much cannot be determined till
he country precincts are heard from.
The Board of Supervisors are al
-ork today appointing the election Of
GERS for the various precincts of the :
)unty. They also let a contract for ,
lie transferring of the patients at the !
1spital to the county poor farm when |
Ie same shall be ready for their ac- /
The contract was $1.75 |
er capita.
COconino county Democrats are on :
g same plane of inconsistency that I
cir felqow Democrats all over the n
rrtory are. While denouncing those J.
nds rs Illegal that county has a suit I
court to compel YavapaI county TO q
V them big slice of these bonds d
urnal- Miner. h
Our Flag" is the name of neat E
tie fOUT-paged paper which arrived +
lay and is printed on board the L J
flagship Brooklyn, in the interest OF c
? soldiers and sailors In Honolulu ! \
d the entire Pacific ocean. 4 flag i
red. w 9lite, blue, adorns heading of /
paper which geographically speak VI
is artistic. The issue just received Vi
the 'B.dWaiian Annexation Souvenir g
ition,'' and the date of the paper is Is
t Aut lnor. Honolulu. Oct. I, 1895" f