Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-06-22
From Wednesdays Daily.

City officials adopted new tactics Ihis year in regard to the collection n dog tax license, and stole a march on owners of dogs by commencing o impound the animals without any orevious notice. They reported about
 twenty canines in the city pound
 ssterday. Parties whose dogs are
 kissing may find them at the above
 lace.
 A. A. Beeson and the wife and hildren of the late James keenan,
 ere seen this afternoon in the wag
 n owned by Keenan. drawn by the
 orses owned by Keenan, heading Upwards Whipple. KeeEan's dogs &ere following the outfit. Their
 Estimation was not known. Beeson,
 seems. is pretty well kBown in the buthern part of the territory, hay
 g formerly resided in Graham ounty.
 w. E. Deity came in from the
 little Jessie yesterday, and left for he south this afternoon.
 1t now really appears that cura-
 Be treatment has been discovered
 - consumption. There Is nothing eroprietary about it and hence it is not money making scheme. Pr. I B. Murphy of Chicago suggests u his fellow physicians that If the iseased lung can be kept at rest Tor time the sore portion will heal. Xhis be does by filling that portion 1f the lung with simple nitrogen of ess, the patient living by respira- 'on through the other lung. The abercuiar sore thus treated heals hd disappers.-Ex.
 An exchange says that in a neigh Boring town a girl waved her hand M a stranl CT, aud n three days they &ere married. Three days later the &oung wife waved a flat iron at her hubby, and the next night he came kome waving a divorce. What are She wild waves sayingi
 The following from the Mt. Pleas Tht, (Pa.) Star, is as applicable to rizona as Pennsylvania: Whenever bu borrow a paper aud see an item Eat don't suit vour fancy, don't get ! Lad at the editor aud want to lick | m. but go to the man you boT- 1bwed it from. It is his property, <hd he needs a licking for being l fbolIsh enough to loan 1t to an snoramus who won't subscribe, yet 1 Fishes to dictate how it should be odited. Dr. and Mrs. Henderson have an ] Announcement in this issue 70 treat | diseases of all kinds by electricity | Ind magnetism.
 W. O. Harrell is fixing up his Senate saloon. formerly the Midway. l Twelve car loads of cattle were | ehipped today from Glendale for Kansas. Phenix is now agitating the ques- .on of uniforming its police force. | lad their policeman been uniformed 1 IS thought the recent killing kbuld have been averted. The Mex l Tan ho was killed claimed he did nDt know that the man who at empted to arrest him was an officer, s he was unable to undersi and En- elish, and he thoughtthe officer was private citizen.
 Chief of Police Prince has asked . De JOURNAL MINER 10 warn boys gsinst playing ball Tn the street. Complaints have become so numer- as of late against this practice that | te is compelled to prohibit 1t. Attend the lecture and concert at he Congregational church this even ng.
 J. H. Costello and J. Henry Wood 8me up from the Golden Wave EroPerty this morning.
 J. T. Dougine left for Santa Maria his afternoon.
 The Summer Normal School com Eittee, at a meeting held fast even tg, decided to abandon the project - this year, but will maintain its 6rganization. and will attempt to Scure a permanent school, con- Nencing with the summer of 1899.
 Miss Helen Wells has been elected secretary and treasurer of the Pres eott Choral Club, vice R. B. Bur nsster, resigned. The club has a bod membership and is getting 1'ong nicely.
 Frank Wells, son of Judge and . Zrs. E. W. Wells returned on this I 1lfernoon's train from attending ehool at Oberlin. Ohio.
 Excavating for the foundation of | De new building to be erected by ] Ibe Bank of Arizona on its Gurley l e|reet lot, in the rear of the bank tnIlding, is in progress.
 The Episcopal Sunday school will ! kage 6 picnic at Granite Dells ranch . 4e1t Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Riley will leave I5r their home in Los Angeles to- NOTION morning.
 A. Nj. Franklin, of Phenix. is in <tgn on life insurance business.
 The Pheni1 Republicans cores i rondent at Tampa announces that Lieut. J. D. Carter had been left at 1 Tampa in comman1 of the detach- l Dent of troops left there from his eDmpany. A. W. Edwards however 4eceived a letter from him this | norning dated June 9, in which he Bys he was aboard the steamer 1 Encatan ready to sail for Cuba. so I Ihat he is probably now we'll along en his way to Santiago.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha is up 1om CongIess. Pete Boscha's boy, Richard. who . 4itnessed the execution of Parker, ! 1howed the boys at Congress the 1 pther day how the thing was done. . He erected scaffold, trap and all . tomplete and then used a rat to rep 4esent Parker, pulling the trap and ending his life at the end of a rope. !
 From Thursdays Daily.
 J. J. Hawley, a Los Angeles de ective, is in town as a witness on De Lemon jewelry robbery case.
 Dr. T. B. Davis returned last even ing from Denver, where he had been