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


Smith of Coc1iSc
Sundays tr.in from the south.
Richard Springer a Chicago hat
salesman, came in from the south |
Monday and IS registered at tie Adams
hotel.
w. EzeSiels NJ. n. Kennedy and |
Minnie Johnson were among the Tue
son people who arrived in the city |
Sunday.
John Lyons and Harry Huber of
Everest, Kansas. We're among Sun |
lays arrivals at the Ford. They will
spend the winter in Phoenix.
Mr.. D. L. Moody. the noted evangel-
st. is expected to arrive in Phoenix.
about December the Sth. Mr.. Moody
IS q cousin of Mrs. DR.. Battin.
Frank Meador has returned from
southern California where he has in
vested in valuable ranch property.
w. E. Holman. of Queen Creek. Pi
nal county. is in the city as witness
before the grand jury In horse-steal-
ing case.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Mcclellan of Col
1mbia City Ind were arrivals in the
,-ity Sunday night. and are registered
1T Hotel Adams. They will spend the
winter here.
w. A. Davis and F. Auburv. the men
who stole the bride from Wells-Fargo
& Comnany's delivery horse. were
sentenced to 20 days each in the
county jail by Justice tombstone to-
day.
Probate Judge Grouse today remit
Ted TO the territorial superintendent of
public instruction S97.3S the amount
donated by the public schools of the
county to the Lafayette monument
fund.
| Wiley Oldham and Dudley Craig. of
| Pinal county. are both in the city as
witnesses before the grand jury on a
horse stealing case. They report the
Pinal county range as suffering for
| water.
The Mexican who was arrested Sat
urday night by J. V. Edwards for
stealing diamond pin from his little
/ hoy. was bound over yesterday after
noon by Justice tombstone TO await
the action of the grand jury.
Mr. E. o. Slocum yesterday made
application for letters of adminisfra-
ton in the estate of Nathaniel Travers
who died. suddenly at the Slocum
| ranch last week The relatives of The
/ deceased are residents of New York.
The fifth annual Sunday school con
ventfon of the territory viii he held
i II Phoenix on Friday. Saturday and
| Sunday and much interest is being
manifested in the occasion by church
workers in general. The sessions will
he held in the First Presbyterian
church and will begin on Friday after
boon.
Representative of the young PEG
pies religious societies of the city held
a meeting last night at the office OF
Dr. Geo r. Pratt at which the follow
! ing officers were elected for theil
! union organization: President. DR.
Pratt: vice president. Prof. Barnes
Secretary Laura Irwin; Treasurer, A
G. McAllster.
Mr.. G. I. auckland. who came here
| but day or two ago in the hope OF
finding relief from lung trouble. was
i taken with hemorrhage last nigh
and died The remains were turned
over to Undertaken a. J. Bradley by
whom they were embalmed and vii
be shipped TONIGHT over the souitherl
route to Walla Walla, Washington, fol
| interment. The deceased was 81 year:
old and leaves a mourning wife who
will accompany the remains north.
The Good Templars enjoyed ban
uuelt last night all bv themselves anC
had a royal time. About sixty mem
hers sat down to the feast and after
the good things had been devouref
speech making was INDUCED in. F. S
Jameson acted as toast master and re
sponseS We're made by Messrs. Norris
Brown Ross. Walbridge. Edwards
Marshall. Thomas. Miss Irwin. Mrs
Knight and others. Those presen
speak of 1t as most enjoyab BILE occas
ion.
The veriscope company last nigh
| presented to the public at the PattoT
grand the first genuine pictures of thu
Corbett- FitZsimnons fight at Carson
City. Nevada. The company is JUS
what it represents itself to be ant
gives a perfect reproduction of every
round of the great battle. including
preliminary scenes and the scenes tha'
! followed the close of the fight. The
pictures are a reproduction of photo
graphs taken at the rate of forty PEI
second during the entire fight, or a TO
tai of something like 100000 pictures
The work is the product of the ONLY
machine in existence ut the time cap
able of performing this feat and ever
| though one should care little for the
! fight itself the exhibition is a marve
| of the progress of science in this lint
and well worth the price of admission
The chara move across the Cal
vas absolutely in keeping with tht
time of the original and every blow
and every clinch Is plainly shown. II
orher words. 1t takes three minutes ex
actly TO reproduce the occurrences tha
transpired in three-minute round !
| good audience was present last even
| ing. including considerable number
| of ladies' and it IS expected that the at
/ tendance will be even larger tonight
! Mr.. Wheelock. who managed the fight
| NJ Carson explains every point of in
| terest as the pictures are shown.
The present season In theatricals IS
( one that will prove the adage of the
Survival of the Fittest'' Only the
leading companies in each class have
ventured out against the financial de
| preston. Murray & Mack. who have
been for several seasons before the
public as stars. are one of the few
farce-comedy organiZa tons that have
ventured TO embelliSh their company
and strengthen it with the cleveresr
people in their line. During the past
summer "Finnigan's Bali has been
rewritten and is now chriStened THE
New Finnigan's Ball" little peculiar
ity in flirting as everything is new wit b