Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-09-22
NEWS. NOTES AND CoMaENrs.

 The Los Angeles Express an nounces that active work will be commenced today, September 20, on tho new railroad from Kramer sta tion on the Atlantic & Pacific road to Johannesburg in the heart of the new desert mining region.
 Theodore Figel has been held without bail to appear before the grand jury to answer to a charge of having murdered Isaac Hoffman. Habeas corpus proceedings have been instituted and are Co be heard September 2l.
 The deposed supervisors of San Francisco ignore the order of the court removing them from office and continue doing business at the old stand.
 P. B. Glidden, @ San Francisco attorney, has been sentenced 70 one years Imprisonment at hard labor by United States District Judge Ge Haven for sendidg iibeious and obscene letters to Mss JGanita Ryan, his former stenogTapher, whom he claimed he was trying Co protect from harm.
 A Mexican sbeepherler, visiting at Pomona, California, confirms the death of the Apache Kid in Mexico. Re states that he saw and talked 10 Kid just prior Co his death.
 Luetgert says he carries a trump card up his sleeve and will play [ in court when the time comes. He says: "I will testify. have made up my mind Co that | will tell that jury something that will open the eyes of every member. The people will know my side of thi: story next week, and then, maybe, will not be regarded the villain have been pictured.
 The physicians seem 10 be hold ing the yellow fever in cheek.
 A newspaper man ot Berkeley i missing. When last seen he haC S350 It was his own money too A newspaper man with S}5O is liabl' to do almost anything.
 The steamer Excelsior arrived il San Francisco September l5 iron St. Michaels with sixty-three pas sengers and about two and a hal millions of gold.
 The citizens of Jackson, Missis sippi, are completely demoralized Two-thirds of the population havt deserted the place on account O yellow fever.
 At the penitentiary coal shaft il Kansas, Engineer Flint, while low ering a number of conyicts Into tn mine, pulled the wrong lever an' precipitated the men to the bottom Seven were more or less seriousl injured.
 Gustav Pabst, son of the million aire Milwaukee brewer, was marie, recently to Miss Huida LemE daughter Of the St. LouIs million aire brewer, W. J. Lemp. Tn bridegroom was recently divorcet from Margaret Mather, the actres;
 On the Sth instant, Miss Lulie 4 Lytle, a colored girl, was admittet to the bar in Memphis, Tennessee and viii enter upoa the practice O law. She is a graduate of Centra College, Nashville. and the onl living colored woman in the Uniteu States admitted Co the bar. She 23 years old.
 A gang Of burglars and thieve have for some time terToTized Rip ley county, Indiana Farmers wer held up, beaten and robbed. Womei tortured to make them tell wher money was concealed, one beinj compelled Co stand on a red hO stove. Many arrests have beel made, but the guilty parties alway managed to escape conviction. FIv, men caught in the act of commit ting burglary have just been lynch ed, and other lynchiugs are take, of
 The secretary of the treasury, af ter consultation with the President has decided to change the color O the current TWO cent postag stamps from carmiBe Co green. Q the shade now used 0n governmen notes. The ten-Cant postage staml which is now priL,ed m green, vii be changed to some other color possibly carmine. II is thought ths green IS a more desirable than caI mine, besides saving the govern ment about Sl000O in the diherenc in cost between che two inks.
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