Arizona citizen., 1879-10-18
Shot Dead.

Last Monday an affray occurred at
 Harshaw Camp which resulted Tn the
 shooting of Jack O'Connell by Max
 Cohen. The said Cohen is a young
 man who has been keeping store al | HarShaA. O'Connell had heen drunk
 for several days and was particularly
 abusive to Cohen who is small m .,tai-
 ue and peacably inclined. On Mon iday O'Connell came into COhen'S store
 and demanded drink and other arti- lcles which were refused unless the
 money was paid down, whereupon iO'Connell became abusive and violent land sprang upon the counter as if he intended to siege a shot gun standing near, at the same time grabbing Cohen
 who seized d pistol and shot O'Connell through the brain, killing him instant fly. The deceased when drunk was an abusive and dangerous man, and jdoubtleSs courted violent death. Co.,
 hen arrived iu town today and wIll have an examination before Judge ! Neugass as soon as the witnesses ar rive.
 MAJOR VIM B. HOOPER informs us that just before leaving San Francisco Col. Geo. E. Gray, Chiet Engineer of | the Southern Pacific Railway, inform ed him that building would very soon be resumed and the road rapidly pushed eastward to the Rio Grande. Material comes to the front every day, land this of itself shows Ihe company means To build without further delay of consequence, and but for the recent purchase of a narrow gauge road in Monterey County, Cal. and the chang ing of it to the standard gauge and the building of five miles of new road there, building would ere this have been resumed this side of Casa Grande.
 THEY are making vigorous provi-- ions in town for the reception of Pima fore lunaiics next week. In one busi- ness house we notice a shotgun ready |capped and primed for the first man who says What, never?"; a base ball bat is inscribed For Little Butter cup" and q pick handle will correct the vanity of any Monarch of the Sea 4 special deputy coroner has been engaged.
 MEssRs. JONES and Connolly returned last evening from their trip 10 Agua .Caliente, Sonora, greatly pleased with the country and prospects. Both gen tlemen left for San Francisco by coach today, but will soon return to see more of the mining districts and will doubtless bring money with them.
 IT is reported that John Burt, who was formerly in lhe butcher business in Tucson. has been hung in Sonora. |: seems Burt had been amusing him self stealing cattle, but was overiaken by some of the cactus boys and s'cuHg. His case Is suspended.
 MIR. JOIN BRYDEN, who arrived here day or two since, is 76 years of age and has been custom officer in Liverpool, N. s.. for 26 years. He finds himself a gainer of 27 pound> in weight by his emmigration.
 MR. A. D. OTIs has purchased Mr. Requas' interest in the firm of 4. D. Otis & Co, and the latter gentleman retires from the copartnership by mu- tual consent. The firm name contin- ! ues the same.
 ALL Odd Fellows residing in Tue son or in Pima County are respectfully ! to send their names and ad- | dresses 10 Clark Churchill, D. D. G. | Sire, Prescott, Arizona.
 TIE one intelligent juror who stood out his eleven fellows for four hours yesterday in ihe Phillips case and never said die deserves pension from the Board of Supervisors.
 MR. A. LEVIN has bought the Gem Saloon. In few days it will open completely refited and be conducted under the management of the Boss. Alex. makes a good proprietor.