Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-09-08


:. Geo. E. and c. w Cisney have bee
: given the contract TO build the dorm
/ terry a the poor farm for $3.50.
Just opened. Gun store Full Lin
5 of guns and spOrtsmen's supplies. Ha
5 ~ L. Kiessig, No. 81 \. Center. 90
! 4 big acreage of grain Will be put OF
} ! this fall; some of our farmers are a
ready considering and figuring on tn
matter
Mrs. Lulu T. McGinnis was yestera
J appointed guardian or the estate of "
A McGinnis, late county surveyor
who has been declared of unsount
mind.
Arizona rarely has had such fee,
both on the range and in the alfalf;
fields She could fatten quarter o
a million more stock this year than sh,
has got
Elegant September weather is a
| hand and the skies are perfectly cleal
| the air cooler and the sultry character
of weather for the past two months
viii entirely disappear in a day or two
\ miner who has been prospecting in
! the White Tank mountains till over
! come with sickness applied to the clerk
! of the Board of Supervisors this morn
| ing and being without funds was sent
| to the county hospital.
Miss Lille Murray, Miss Ella HauX-
hurst Miss Buelah Montgomery, Miss
Frankie Kellner and Master Bonnie
Keliner were among the Phoenix young
people who went to Tempe today to at
tend the Normal school.
Mr.. Geo. W. Hoadley went to Los
Angeles last night via Maricopa. He
will return by way of Prescott with
Los Angeles capitalists and while in
the northern capital expects TO close up
the deal for the Prescott water works
bonds.
Winter travel has set in from the east
and incoming trains are loaded down
with passengers While a goodIy
number of them are returning from the
coast there are daily arrivals of east
ern people who expect to spend the
winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin S. Gill of Phoe-
nix, who have been visiting in San
Diego for the last two weeks left this
for Flagstaff Arizona, expect
ing to spend a week there before re
turning to their home at PhoeniX.-San
Diego Tribune.
Sheriff Ruffner of Prescott came |
down on last nights train having in |
custody Frank Hodec1er commonly |
known as the Albany Kid. 'Hodecker |
was way billed for the asylum a place |
which has formerly been home TO |
him during Il mental alteration.
The city of Manila, which passes in
10 the military occupation of the Unit
T. = c.fT T,n
Is lighted by $4,000 incandescent and
260 are lights; has a telephone system,
md is the center of 720 miles in the is
ands An English electrical firm,
which has done much in the Philip
Zines. say their commercial possibili-
les and native resources are almost |
The name of NJ. w Messenger is be-
NJ named for county treasurer
should he be nominated he Will I'M
oubtedly make winning race and as
or his fitness for the office none can
ainSay it. He has been in the county
or number of years and made Il most |
reditable canvass for that office on a
ormer occasion when he was running
gainst the most popular and we'll
nown democrat in the county.
John C. Jones of Aravaipa, is in the
lty Mr.. Jones reports the rains album
ant in that section and stock all in !
God condition The Table mountain !
lines are being worked to the limit. +
me of the SmelterS is turning out I
teadv stream of copper bullion and ,
ne ore bodies in the mines are large
nd high grade. Mr.. Jones says the | :
able Mountain Mining Co, has very !
rye and promising group of Mines ,
tar. I
The June bug is no longer the harm l
IS but noisy summer visitor that he :
as heretofore been considered in Ar I
ona. He has become a pest to horti- 4
1ltI1lists and our fruit raisers viii
ION have to take steps for his eXter-
inatiOn. L. w Collins reports that
le June bugs have devOured his entire
OPP of pears and the only satisfaction
! has had from his fruit raising eX-
erience was the catching of the bugs
Id feeding them TO a couple of pet v
ads that made their home in his c
ard.
Mr.. VIM. g. Burns, director of the :
rizona section of the weather bureau q
lnounces by the direction of the chief y
the bureau that a convention of f,
Gather bureau officials will be held
Omaha, Oct. Goth and Dist. All vol o
1tary observers and other co-operat- 4
g with the weather bureau are invit- I,
to be present. Brief papers not eX- ?.
eding 1900 words upon topics of in "
rest to the bureau both in its practi- | il
/ work as well as upon scientific sub | II
cts are invited. On account of the | Y
rams Mississippi Exposition the rail G
ads will give reduced rates and mod VI
ate charges will be made by the no. | "
Is at Omaha 1t is hoped that Ariz- a
"a will be represented in the conven- o.
IN. v
Lieutenant HobSon. in his recent adj la
ess at the Metropolitan opera house, | Il
entiOned among other things a spec
Gle which, from prOScenium Win h.
Nv in the prison, he had beheId, and b'
hich it had been authOritively stated Ii
uld not be performed. The prelude Il
sted twenty days. During that per- tC
/ he watched the Spaniards fortify- tC
2 Santiago He saw them fetching
ms from their ships and place them j
ere. And then. just as though our OF
oops had waited until everything was h
ady for their reception, he saw the al
infantry advance, he RI
ard the singing of the bullets, the
nging of the guns, and through it all III
rough the thanking artillery. through $.
q red and white of the furnished | "
wn. he saw the advance continue.
q fight of the foe, the rush of the in
ntry. the dash up the hill, the cap a,
re of the fortificatiOns, the feat OF
,icb oxrportS haH Haci6a1 naUar. could | -,