Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-11-17

Miss Cole who has been spending the
SINNER in Illinois, retrned to PhoenlX
yesterday morning over the, southern
route.
& Geo. X. Peart and wife of Chicago,
Ill, came in on Wednesday nights
train from the north and are register
ed at the Commercial.
All applications for the civil service
examination to begin on December
Sd must be filed by November %.
r The will of David Mac was entered
resident of Blue Springs, Kentucky.
but owned real estate in the vicinity
of Tempe.
The reception to be given by the con-
gregation OF the Presbyterian church
in honor of their new pastor Rev. Nc
Afee. will be held in the church edifice
next Tuesday night.
The front door entrance of the sa-
looms were closed today on account of
election. but the town did not go dry
Prospector. And most of the demo
cratic ticket was elected.
Mr. MCGOWAN of the Indian School.
left last night for Los Angeles over the
VI. & F. 1t is understood he will make
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lOF TIE. SdlllOTAld vi
the Indian School foot bail team.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Mr.. Jno. T. Mcfarland and
| Miss Susie Dobbie. of Goldfeld. They
will be married in Goldfield on Sunday
| next by Rev. S. L. Guthrie. Of Tempe.
Mrs. Andrew Fulton and Misses Ger
| trude and Sarah Fulton of Kansas
City. Mo-. arrived last night from the
north and are stopping at the Ford,
Tey will probably remain here for the
| winter.
| Mrs. J. G. Hamilton and Miss Hamil-
| ton. of Hollister. California. were
| among last nights arrivals from the
north and will spend the winter in
Phoenix. They are stopping at the
| Ford.
| Deputy Sheriff Ben Clark, of Clifton
arrived this morning with a patient
| for the insane ASYLUM. Mr.. Clark was
| the democratic candidate for sheriff Of
| Graham county and it is understood
he is numbered among the chosen.
Thanksgiving night. November 25th
is the occasion of the Woodmen ball
The ladies of the circle are in charge
| and one of the best dances of the sea
| son is looked forward to.
Matte Bacon, Wickenburg. E. T.
Daroux, Little Rock. C. T. Pray
Coome. OREGON. r. D. French. Los An
geles and Thos. Hamilton. New York
were registered, at the Commercial
yesterday.
Chas W. Ferree and Mrs. D. G. Feret
of Minneaolis. who spent last winter
in the city arrived Wednesday nigh
from the north and are registered a
the Commercial. They will remain here
for the winter.
| H A. Tftcomb. Jno. A Titcomb W
+. Corwin.and H. G. Jaeger. of Los AT
geles. Geo. n. Stetson of Chicago, A
Dorman of Rivera Calf, and VIM. W
4 Jones of Kansas City We're among
those registered at the Adams yester
day.
The Rev. Mr. Penick of Trinity Epfs
copal church leaves for Risbee on tb'
sonthhound train this evening and vii
hold services there on Sunday. There
Is quite an Episcopalian congregation
in that bright mining camp.
Articles of incorporation of the Elk
celsior Mining and Milling Co. wer,
filed With the Territorial Secretnr,
Yesterday. Capital stock S1.000.OoO
principal place of business, Nogales
Martin A. Rartleson. Albert a. Mora
wetz and james T. Darnen are the In
ccrporatorS.
Mr. Charles Davies. well-know1
mining man. has taken charge of tn,
weIl-known Union Mine in the Cav.
Creek district and now has about fif
| teen men at work It is believed tn.
mine properly handled will prove +.
paying proposition.
Mr.. W. Fl. Bartlett and family hav.
returned from their summer visit II
the east bringing with Them numhe
of new faces. The party number
thirteen in all and will probably al
If them become permanent residents
They will occupy the comforta BILE new
residence on the Bartlett ranch.
Mr.. Thomas Hamilton. who ha'
many friends in Phoenix. has returned
from Cnha. New York. and other well
known points. He enlisted here Will
| rlIe Rough Riders and served througl
the war. escaping all dangers excep
| rhe fever. which seemed TO he the com
mon lot of all. He is receiving con
| EXAMINATIONS on his safe return.
FOr rnp INST Ilme IN IFS 0lSTOrV. PnOe
nix now boasts of an up-to-date Turk
| ish bath. with every modern ronven
ifnce. No expense was spared TO make
If first-class in every respect and the,
| have secured the very best and mos
| experienced attendants. including bar
her. TO cater TO the comfort and wishes
of their patrons.
Contractor Geo. A Giles has JUS
| completed anchoring the Clough house
| on North Montezuma street, on firm
| founda ton of brick. He first elevated
| it on stills to permit brick masnrs IL
| build foundation underneath 1T anC
| then let lit Down on this foundation
| There does not seem TO be anything
! that Giles can't do with his jack screws
/ and blocks.-Journal-M Miner. Wish he
| had placed his machinery under Bro
die few days ago and hitched on a
| ten-mule team.
Mr. Ben L. Pear and Miss Lu1a
| Anna Hargis of Los Angeles were
| married in the Angel city on Wednes-
| day. November 9th. They left at once
| Tor Phoenix. arriving on last night
| train from the north. Mr. Bear. when
| he left here some days ago, was re
| ported TO be contemplating some i'm
| portant move and his many friends are
| happy in an opportunity TO extend to
him their hearty congratulations in mis-
recent ''peace victory" The bride IS q
most charming daughter of southern
California and will roooivQ q ,Ordio !