Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-11-13

to defend C. F. Hobart. The latter has commenced to play the insanity dodge already m the hopes of es- caping the penalty oi his crime, that being the only possible defense he can offer.
 George NJ. Sargent, general freight and passenger agent of the :. F., P. x F., has rented a pretty residence on North Fourth avenue, and he will, in a few days, return from Prescott with his family to reside here at least during the winter Phenix Gazette.
 | The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church will ] give social at the residence of { Mrs. l.. Bashford Monday night, Nov. II. Games and social con verse will form the programme aud light refreshments will be served. X charge of 25 cents will be made for the benefit of the society's treas ury.
 Burke and Hickey, proprietors of the Hotel Burke, have very gener- Ously agreed 10 give office rent Tree to the :. F., P. X r. telegraph com panY, for an up town office, and the manager of the company has agreed to it and the office is now being fitted up. This will prove a great convenience to the public and the company as we'll as the hotel pro prietors deserve credit for 1t.
 There is a man in Topeka who is famous. He never did anything heroic; was not a member of the legislature; never wrote a book; IS not a millionaire, but Is poor and brilliant. On the contrary, he IS section hand, and rather inclined to be worthless; but he wrote a few lines to a patent Redicine company once, saying its remedy had cured him. Now his name k m every paper in tho country, ani he Is re- ferred to as brainy and prominent citizen of Topeka.-Atchison Globe.
 The tomato cue Is said to be ei- fective and of course as cheap as harmless. It is described by an ex- change as follows: Let every victim of the liquor habit eat tomatoes sprinkled with salt consuming as much each day as possible. Let the eating of tomatoes and to excess be continued for several days and the tomato eater will find liquor oifen- sive, undrinkable. or if drank, un- grateful to the stomach, so much so that 1t will be thrown up. This IS the cheapest gold cure yet heard of, and it is said to be effective"
 Santa Teresa with twelve wagons and a big following of other saints and sinners, passed through Wilcox Inst week bound for tho Pueblo Tiejo where she expects to spend most of the winter Among her followers are four blind persons who firmly believe that their eyes will be opened and they will be made to see. They will probably be made to see that tho saint Is fraud before they get through with her. It iS said that she has the power only at intervals, and that when she has it she can cure all sorts of things, even lying and the desire to appro- priate other peoples property Wilcox News.
 Morris Goldwater is expected home from his trip east tomorrow.
 c. H. Faucher, of the land depart ment of the A. k i'. "a lroad, came in on this mornings train.
 Edward Rebstock, a former em- ployee of the United Verde Copper company at Jerome, but now re- puted to be a millionaire mine owner of Africa is visiting Phenix.
 A. F. Mason, an old friend of the family of F. W. Blake, Is expected here tomorrow for brief visit to Mrs. Blake and her son, Ed. NJ. Blake. Mir. Mason is a resident of Hartford, Connecticut, and Is en route home from a visit to Cal ifOrnia.