Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-08-23

Cltmhlt tuht nave Dcrn RuDAlsucu II this country in the interests of anti expansion. There IS one thing sbou it peculiar to ali tropical countries IL is almost certain death to a mai who drinks heavily while he is beinl acclimated. Even after be is accli mated be can never drink to exces with safety and never can drink 8 all without discomfort.
 From Fridays Daily.
 Excursion to California toworrow
 Special Agent S. J. Holsinge went south .his afternoon.
 Dr. Knight and I. J. Foreman, o Kingman, returned to their home this morning.
 W. h. Slaughter, an insuTanc, man, left for Fl Paso this morning
 T. c. Nolan left for Los Angeles on this mornings train
 Wm. Munds and wife have gone tC San Francisco to receive treatment for the formers eyes.
 The atmosphere these nights Ii very suggestive of blankets.
 No clue has been obtained of Rus sell the Absconding bar keeper of the Pabst saloon.
 K. J. Atkinson, of Iron Springs was in town today. He says he has quste a number of Phenicians a: neighbors these days
 W. A. Long, the printer miner was ID town today from his Lynl creek camp purchasing supplies.
 The young men associated to the new Commercial club are requested to meet at the opera house this evening At o'clock.
 Charles Dobbs, of Skull valley, was married on August l5. to Miss Annie J. Koontz, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. u. KOontz, of William son valley. The ceremony was per formed by Probate Judge Hicks, at the Congress House.
 Dr. Criley will leave on tomorrow mornings excursion train for Santa Barbara, California, where his daughter, Mrs. NJ B. Hazeltine, is visiting. This will be his first visit to that state and he expects to remain for about three weeks, re- turning the first week in September.
 MT. and Mrs. J. C. Herndon left for the east this morning. The former goes to attend a meeting of the National Bar association and Mrs. Herndon will visit relatives and friends and enjoy little change of climate and scenery.
 Guy Butler, mining man who has visited Prescott, IS ID trouble in Fl Paso, where he was arrested on complaint of Pete Behan, late pro prietor of the Legal Tender saloon, charged with swinuling him out of SS5.
 Mrs. Schindler, has returned from a visit to San Francisco. Miss Pope, a niece of hers, returned with her.
 Burglars attempted to effect an entrance to Mrs. Tasker's residence on Tuesday night. Her son, MT. Thornton, frightened them away.
 R.H. Wariug, bookkeePer for the Penn Gold Mining Co, left this morning for a two weeks visit with his family at Santa Paula, Califor- mia.
 Miss Lillian Lewis, an actress we'll known and popular with theatre goers ali over the Pacific coast and particularly in San Francisco, where she resided for long time, died of consumption a few days ago in Minnesota. Miss Lewis spent last winter in Tucson and Phenix for the benefit of her health and thought she was cured when she left Arizona.
 Governor Murphy is engaged in preparing his annual report to tbe secretary of the interior. His prly- ate secretary and two stenographers are employed in the work. The re- port will be one of the most compre- hensive ever issued from the gover- nor's office of Arizona. It will con tain several hundred pages and there will be a conservative review of the territory's advancement and the pos abilities which lie before 1t. The different industries will be treated at greater length and with more detail than ever before. The mines ot the territory will receive the attention of the governor, and a careful state ment of the mineral development will be made.
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