Arizona republican., 1895-11-21
ALL OVER TIE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari-
 OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and InVeStn entS Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Prescott Courier: Frank Harlow, alias Lee Bourne, has written private letter to Prescott, wherein he is said to have stated that upon arrival in Mon tana he entered a plea of guilty and was sentenced to one years imprisonment. He will be remembered in Prescott as the man who was extradited and taken from Prescott to Montana to standtriad on a charge of embeZzlament while county clerk.
 Tucson Star John Jones of Harqua Hala, Yuma county, was in town yes terdav on business. He will leave to- day for the newly discovered mines aghout sixteen miles south of Blalsdell in Yuma county. This mining enter nrise is backed by Capitalist Lane of California, and promises to be an i'm portant one. The ore is free milling and is said to run $50 to the ton. There is said to be $4O0,O0O worth in sight.
 Tombstone Prospeetor: From par ties LID from Fairbanks it was learned today that the Bisbee station at Far banks was robbed last night of several trunks and packages which had been stored there Two trunks one belong ing to Clerk Scott White, which had been delayed on its trip upon his re- t1,rn. were taken several hundred yards distant and broke open and their con tents rifed while the station was rob- bed of all valuables. To cap the climax the daring thieves took the agents rail- road yelocipede and made for Benson successfully evading capture thus far It is thought the robbery was done by tramps as lately innumerable of these have made Bisbee their objective point continually passing up and down the road and to their doors are also laid the past two robberies within this month that have occurred at Fairbanks.
 Tombstone Prospector: A company has been incorporated in Nogales with a capital stock of S25, ,000 for the build ing of an international sanitarlum al that point, for the purpose Of furnish ing large. cheerful, commodious rooms the special diet, the services of sk1llful trained nurses and capaple -anedical attendance for all cases needing such care, that are not of a contagious na- ture, at a very moderate rate.
 Tempe News: There is now on foot a movement which if carried out, will give our little city one of the finest water works systems in the country The enterprise will be entirely in the hands of local capitalists ant at presen everything looks favorable for an early consummation of the project.
 Tempe News: Cal. Ogburn, the California evangelist of the Christian church, who just closed successfu meeting at Phoenix, will begin a serie: of meetings at Peters hall tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Tempe News: It is rumored tha the postofice at Goldfeld will be dis continued after the first of December
 Tucson Citizen: MT. Knox Corbet is enthusiastic over the growth of thu south and also over the wonderful dis play made by Mexico at the Atlant; exposition. Arizona unfortunately wa not represented, but Knox did som good talking for the territory while h. was there. While at his home il Sumter, Knox was prostrated by tn "breakbone fever" It is, he says, al the name implies and better than { rack or wheel for extorting pain ant making the patient howl. On the thir' day of his aff1iction he was appalle' at his own appearance. His cheek were sunken, his eyes bloodshot an protruding, cheeks hollow and face GOV cred with immense iblotches. Tn mode of treatment consists of linn ited supply of ice water and bounti full supply of scenery, but no food Fortunately dose of about ten day on such diet is enough to see an ordi mary case through. The result is tha Knox comes home looking little thir but chipper and as glad to get back a his friends are pleased to see him.
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