Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-10-27
LOCAL NOTES.

stereoptican pictures on tke canvas ID
front of the Monihon kssIAAlg any and
| all evenings betwe e1 sisssssS OF Z
| and o'clock II
The magnifee1 ftain, the
grand dranery, Border and
tormentouls and sPlete fancy in
terror setting, I'd today for the
new opera hous after two weeks de-
| lay.
Some wretch stole Jim Shott,s BIZ
| cycle Tuesday night while he was at
| land practice IN RedewiH's hall. only
| a week or two since they bursiarlzed
his residence. He seems to be favor-
tie mark for the Eght-fngerea gentry.
The Phoenix Short Line beginning
on October 23rd win resume its sun
day excursions from Mess and Iempe
| to Phoenix Train No. G Will De nelo
at Mesa City until 4:3O eaving Tempe
at 500 arriving at Phoenix o:oo:
| Train No due to lave PhoenlS az
| 500 D. m. will be he'd until abou 9:5u
n. m local time ard rate of one fare
| will he made for the rounds trip
The canvas which is stretched on the
front of the MoAileop block in front OF
the Req" 5sfsan central commlttee
rooms a.nds n which pftures 'Uef matters
| imnor-tant TO those interested lTS fhe
| can,paiqn are nightly thrown. is at
| tractino much attention among the
thousands who nightly pass down the
| street ISyou have not seen the eXn1D-
| ition witch for it the next time you
are OF the street in the evening.
TIE picture of Captain McC1intock
| or exhibition in the window of Wake
ms pharmacy and at other places in
! the city is attra citing considerable at
| tention 1t represents the captain on
crutches and was taken about October
| 18th in New York and enlarged by
| Mealey. Mr. McClintock is still suf-
| fering severely from his wound and it
| will be long time if indeed he is ever
| able to use his foot again. clipping
| from the September Scribner is pasted
i on the picture and is interesting read
! ing 1t is from the pen of Edward
| Marshall, a wounded correspondent.
| and he pays a deserved tribute to Cap
| tain McC,intock. Read it.
The Young Republicans held an ex-
| cellent meeting at the city hall last
| night. regardless of the fact that other
| Governor Murphy addressed the meet
| ing and made a very appropriate
| speech regarding the attempt on the
| part of the Democrats to Side-track the
real issue of the campaign for a dis
| cussion of acts that he himself was
responsible for and for which he had
nothing to be ashamed. He was fol-
! lowed by Edwin S. Gill, chairman of
the county central committee. Mr..
| Gill referred to the record the party
| had made in the past and altogether
made a most stirring and enthusiastic
speech. Mr.. Jno. Y T. Smith, that vet
| eran war horse of the party. followed
Mr. Gill in few reminiscent remarks
| for which the occasion was fitting,
| comparing the young mems club to the
| days of old when Republicans were
| scarce hereabout and L. w. Hill clos
| ed with an enthusiastic speech.
| From Fridav's nailv
a Thanksgiving tea will be given al
| the Baptist church this evening by the
society of the Kings Daughters. The
admission will be free and all are COZ
olally invited to attend.
| 1.-THE advance advertising car and u
i-t Eel posting force of some fifteen men,
representing the Wallace circus. came
in from the south this morning and
| will leave for the north tonight over
the s. F. P & P.,after having decorat-
| ed the city fifth life-sIzed portraits of
all sorts of Wild animals.W. r. Mus
CAT is in charge of the car
Andrew Jackson, Pima Indian,
and Johanna Williams, Papago We're
married at the Indian school Sunday
Andrew was at Albuquerque for awhile
also at San Carlos. Johanna has
been at the school here for some time
The happy couple will take up their
residence at Phoenix, Andrew being
connected with the Indian school at
that place.-Star.
Prof ZinZebar famous pa1mist and
occult scientist now doing business in
Tucson and occupying considerable
advertising space in the Star claims to
have encompa SSed the election of Il
certain man to the Mayoralty of a
large eastern city by suggesting to
him the lines he should follow in his
canvass. 1t might be a wise thing for
Col Wilson through the medium of the
Star editor to have sitting with the
professor on matters political. He is a
gone duck as far as tangible science is
concerned and unless he can get action
on something occult he had better
save his money and hunt for a soft
place to light.
Jacob Reiber was brought before the
probate judge this morning charged
with INSTABILITY 1t was alleged Jna1 ne
attempted to kill his family last night
at their residence some distance east
of the Indian school and some of the
children bore the marks of his VIC
ience. 1t is also said the he jumped
down the well and was fished out only
after much difficulty, as we'll as en-
gaging in other performances equally
as irrational. He was committed to
the asylum.
Two boys who became tired of pa |
rental espionage ran away from their |
respective homes in Prescott and May
er not long since and were brought III |
in the city hall jail last night. They |
were about 10 and II years of age and |
were sentenced to fifteen days each !
by Acting Recorder tombstone thi>. |
morning. While thus being cared for
their parents will be communicated
with in the hope tnat they may he
iured back into the paths of rectitudn.
James Murray, who was taken to Inc
county hospital few days ago from
the Star lodging house. died there last
night about 10 o'clock Little IS
known of him save the credentials on
his person which show him to be a