Phoenix weekly herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory) 1896-1899, 1898-09-29
LOCAL NOTES.
From Fridav,s Daily

LOCAL NOTES.
| From Fridays Daily
| Rev Norman Howard Bartlett and
wife arrived from the north on last
| nights train and are stopping at the
| Ford. Rev. Bartlett is en- route to
| Tucson where the Arizona Mission con
| ference will convene next week.
Mr. and Mrs E. L. Dunn mention of
| whose marriage in Prescott was made
| in Yesterdays issue came down on last
| nights train and are receiving the con-
gra tula tions of their many friends in
| Phoenix. Their future home will be
| in Jerome where Mr.. Dunn has charge
of the company store.
IT was reported to the sheriff's office
| Yesterday that Chitt. an Indian boy.
| living on the reservation at the wafer
sra ton few miles east of the Gila
| bridge. had murdered an Indian girl
named Mary Inpis. This being in Pi-
| nal county the Maricopa officers could
/ not act hut at once informed Super
intendent MCGOWAN of the Indian
| school who communicated with the
| Pinal county officers.
It was reported at the sheriff's office
! This morning that a man by the name
of Sloan who resides in the neighbor-
| hood of flle Greenhaw school house
| had insulted some school girls by indie
| cent exposure and remarks and the of
| ficers at once went after fhe wretch.
| 1t is said he is an old offender and has
served time with every sheriff the coun
| ~ has had for great many years
back
| The following is the personnel of the
I Monarch foot ball team which was or
| ganiZed on Wednesday night for the
coming season of gridiron sport:
Stroud. full back; Maver. right half;
ba elk: Tyson. left half back. Sween.
rirht end: Kennedy. left end; Long
| left tackle: Collins. right tackle; Grigs-
nv right guard: Tribolet. left quad !:
Street. center: Chapman. quarter back;
GiIky. first substitute Mayors is cap
tain and Chapman manager
The Good TemDlars of Maricopa
county will meet in Phoenix on Sat
urday. October 1st. in the annual ses>
sion of their district lodge. The prin-
cipal business of this session will be
he election of officers for the ensuing
wear Visiting delegates will be enter
tanned nv members of the local lodge,
a committee to have this matter in
charge having been appointed last
Monday night. Delegates were also
named TO represent Garden Valley
lodge at the session.
Mrs Eva L. White was driving on
West Washington street last evening
about : O'Clock and when near the cor
Der of Third avenue the horse became
frightened and as she pulled on the
reins he turned toward the ditch, a
1o6 70 III
ground. She struck on her head and
shoulder with sufficient force to rem
der her unconscious. She was taken
TO the residence of A. Redewin which
is adjacent to the scene of the accident
and Doctor Childs did all possible
to restore her but it was some time be
fore she regained consciousness and in
fact was unconscious at times all
night She is improving. however. but
at last accounts she had not recovered
sufficiently TO warrant moving her 10
her home. The horse after the acct
dent ran Dromfscuouslv up one street |
and down another til he got tired and |
stopped, doing no further damage.
From Saturdays Daily.
Geo Armite died yesterday a the |
county hospital. The remains are in |
the undertaking parlors of W. A. Davis |
NV Waiting instructions from his relativ- |
es who are reported to- be people of |
considerab BILE means.
Robert Brow furnished the Rough |
Riders with their mountain lion mas
cot and yesterday he presented Cover
nor McCord's regiment with mas
cot in the shape of a black bear Mr..
Bruin was taken out to camp yeSter-
day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The three Italians who have been ac-
cused of starting the Jerome fire while
engaged in a drunken row have pub
lished card in the Prescott papers
in which they deny the charge saying
that TWO of their number were at work
in the mine at the time and he third
was in bed and asleep and no light or
fire in the house.
The Territorial Sunday School Asso-
riation will hold its annual session in
Phoenix this year, on November 18th, |
md 10Th, and Secretary Messenger, as
sisted by the members of the executive
committee is busily engaged in prepar-
ng a program for the occasion. On
Sunday the Goth, it is proposed to hold
special services in the several churches
IF the city, with probably union
mass meeting in the evening.
In another column our readers will
ind a dissertation on the Suddoth |
bear, taken from an Illinois paper in
he locality where the tree originated |
t is a seedless fruit, hardy, not sub
ect to blight and has qualities that
hould recommend it TO every man
Who has ground enough to plant tree
N. Mr.. w. W. Jones, well known as
me of the most reliable ranchers in
he valley is agent for the tree and is
cling it not on what has been print
d about it but on what it is actually | {
,nown to do. Read the article. twill
interest you even if you are not a fruit
ROVER.
Here is a good plank of the Territor !
al republican platform: 7
I'm WiIIiamMcKinley our loved and i
onOred President, we see eXemplif1ed r
ability lofty patriotism,
ublime courage, true Americanism,
nd the highest type of American cit
peer of his illuStrious
who have enobled the ma c
on"
The Star believes that Americans ir- Y
aspective of party will endorse the {
bove statement, for President McKin- n
" has shown himself worthy the tri- f
ute bestOWed.-Star.