Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-08-25

pubIican?" and do you reside in tn
precinct in which you offer to vote ?
The inspectors shall preside at Sucl
| primaries. and see that all Republican
are afforded Il fair opportunity TO ex
| press their choice by ballot at said PR
! naries for the delegates to said con
/ ventiOn. to which their precinct is en-
| titled
! The credentials emitting delegates t,
| seats in the said convention shall bt
| a certificate of election signed by tbs
| inspectors and countersigned by The
! judge of the precinct represented BY
! such delegate or delegates under this
| call
BY order of the Republican County
! Central Committee
THOS. ARMSTRONG;.
W. C. FOSTER. Chairman
Secretary.
Dated ait Phoenix, August 6. 1895
Hay shipments continue almost daily
from Glendale.
w. B. Adams. of Cartwright is Hv-
ing in town during the existence of the
convention.
Geo. P. Thornton. wen-known cat
Ileman. was among last nights guests
at the Commercial.
J. P. Orme. one of the old-time Dem
ocrats of the county. was a familiar
face in the convention today
Mr.. r. p. Morgan, of Alabama.
leaves on Thursday evening for On
fario. California. to visit with friends
there for time.
Mr. Joseph L. Giroux. the well
known mining man. came down form
Jerome last night and is stopping AT
the Commercial.
J. J. Hickey. who has been resi-
dent of Yuma county for the last two
years is visiting Phoenix and shaking
hands iwth friends
After 500 years of Spanish rule and
as the gem of Spanish InsuIar poss-
essions, Cuba yet contains 100000
acres of virgin forest.
a handsome lot of Flagstaff stone
for the new Goodrich block was deliver
ed at the corner of Washington and
Center street today.
Mrs. Y. Gonna and Miss NJ. Fcller,
of Wickenburg, came in on last night
train from the north and are register
ed at the Commercial.
A marriage license was issued today
to James f. Johnson, Jr., and Mary
Mabel Alfred. Both are from Mesa
and both are aged 10.
Mr.. a J. Linville. of Cave Creek, is
one of the delegates who Travelled
long distance to the convention and is
enjoying his visit in the city
S. 5. Stout of Glendale. one of the
most prosperous ranchers in the valley |
spent last night in the city. lie is reg
istered Mt the Commercial.
Hon. Frank Baxter. of Aqua Cali
cnte. is in the city today trying to |
find out what the convention proposes |
to DO in the way of recognizing the |
lower ella country.
4 Democratic convention in this |
county without Captain Sharpe would |
hardly look natural. The Captain as |
there and it would not be bad idea to |
have more Democrats like him.
Mr. a. Hunsaker. of Mesa, who is |
DONG his party service in the conven- |
ton today with the Mesa delegation, |
Is among the Old-timerS who are al !
ways welcome visitors to the city.
1t is estimated that fully 5000 Phoe- |
nicianS are in Los Angeles and along |
returning from Los Angeles think |
there are fully 300 OF our people |
about that city.
Thomas Mcmahon is in from the |
mine. 1t is reported that !
he is clearing up 5000 per day from his |
lease. Mr.. McMahon is one of the best |
miners in the county and the Night
hawk is one of the best mines
Ex-Governor John N. Hamilton of |
the firm of Hamilton & Armstrong. of |
this city. is in Los Angeles seriously |
i'll from hemOrrhage of the lungs Mrs |
Hamilton left on Tuesday evenings
train to care for him.
\ mortgage for $4,000. was filed |
with the Recorder against the estate of |
NJ. WOrmser. deceased. on lands To-
catedOn tine south side of the river |
The mortgage was executed April l. |
1897 in favor of the Bank of Arizona. |
Prescott.
Secretary w. F. Cooper. of the |
Board of Equalization. completed his |
labOrs yesterday and left last |
night for his home in Tucson Mr.. |
Cooper pays strict attention 10 bust |
ness and seems 10 be the right man |
in ther light place.
Mrs II. B. Kersting returned last |
night from Chicago via the S. F. 2. & |
p. She has been visiting with friends |
in the east during Mr. Kersting's ex-
ploraticn "trip to the Klondike Mr. |
kersting viii again engage in the |
brick business in Phoenix.
Mr. Joe Dougherty. of Wickenburg, |
is an attendant at the Democratic con |
ventiOn. He is not Il noisy Democrat |
and only sought the floor once yeSter- |
day. That was to place in nomination
for sheriff Mr.. James Mccain He did
50 in Il very neat little speech which |
was well received
The Good Tcmplar excursion to the |
Grand lodge which meets in Bisbee to- |
morrow evening viii leave tonight over |
the NJ. & z. railroad at o'clock. The |
delegates chosen 10 represent the To- |
cal lodge are Ralph Marshall, Eugene |
4. Brown. W. G. OGle. Mrs. Ncttie |
Scott Miss Bertha Smith and Miss
Ida Wilson. From Busy Bee Juvenile
Temple \. T. Walbridge. From VIII
ling Workers Juvenile Temple. Mrs.
\. 2. WaIbridge. Besides these dele
yates quite number of members viii
attend as visitors.
Adjutant Geo. D. C!lristy, of the ter
ritoriaI regiment came down from
WhippIe barracks last night. 1t was
his intention to return tonight but he
may wait till tomorrow TO meet his
brother Shirley, who is expected to
arrive here in the morning in company
with Major StiIweH en- route to the
Philippines in the paymaster's DEPART
ment of the military service. Adjutant