Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-08-28
FRIDAY,S Daily. August 2s.

AhlnNAeAN NtAAA tiOAoAAANs AAAAA mum, 7S; minimum, 6l; rain fall from l2:30 P. m. to l2 midnight, .47 inches.
 It is reported that about mile Of the M. x r. railroad, was washed out yesterday. and that tte excur- sion which left Pheni1 last night, was at Tempe a, noon to-day.
 A slight wash out occurred yester- day afternoon to the bridge on the s. F., F. x F. railroad, just north of the old Black Canyon road. 1t caused delay of about an hour to the south bound train and about three hours to the north bound train, due to leave here at i o'clock.
 4 letter recently received from Hon. \. O. Murphy a-ates that that gentleman hls succeeded m inter estiug capllI. jl his Castle Creek hot sprnLs 'llerprl.e aud that soon the work of { an>forming that place into health resort will be begun. Fine bath houses will be erected and a magnificent hotel. The cura- tive powers of the waters will be thoroughly advertised and the springs will become a sanitarium second to none in the country. Mir. Murphy will return to Arizona shortly.
 Captain Brown, of Whipple, will leave on Tuesday next for Knoxville, Tennessee, where he has been de tailed to instruct the students of a college there m military tactics. Captain Brown is very popular with our people here. as well as with his fellow officers at Whipple, and while he is to be congratulated on the de tail which he has received, entirely unsolicited on his part, he will le missed bv his acquaintances and friends. Not only in social life Is the captain popular, but he has achieved an excellent reputation as an efficient officer. On several Oc- casions he has been detailed as an Indian agent, and manifested great skill in managing the noble red man. At one time, particularly, 1t was through his efforts and diplomacy that difficulties were amicably set tied and threatened trouble averted. Captain Brown is a graduate of West Point of the class of 1872. The best wishes of host of friends will accompany him to his new sta tion.
 The Season for September, just received, contains over one hundred useful and reasonable designs for ladies' and children's garments, and also twelve beautiful colored illus trations; some exquisite designs m color of new hats, toques and waist garniture, very carefully illustrated and described. The summer and early autumn has been we'll studied in the quaint and pretty costumes for misses and Children, whilst the ladies will find many pretty tolletts shown, suitable for any occasion, the quiet of home as well as for all ceremOnious occasions. The art work embraces every popular kind in use, and of new and beautiful de- signs, over fifty illustrations being given, and a supplement of lace de- signs, some very new patterns being shown. The Season is one of the very best fashion magazines before the public. and should be in every home where a love of beautiful things is desired. The price asked bringing it within the means of all. Yearly subscription, S3.50. Single copies, 30 cents. The International News Company, S3 and S5 Duane St., New York, N. Y.
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