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An effort is being made to have a shelter built in Tucson.
 Citizens of Phoenix are clamoring for electric lights to illuminate their city.
 Tucson and Prescott each have a naturalized Chinanan who voted on election day
 Dr. Ralph Palmer, a native of Illi- nois. aged 2 years. committed suicide at Gila Bend on the ga inst. No cause is assigned.
 An additional force of 150 men has been put tb sork on the Yuma bridge in order to hasten its completion. IL will he a substantial structure.
 The managers of Grand Central mine. Tombs..1ne. have decided to put in new pualps. The Epitaph says this is indeed good news for the camp
 It is claimed that 250 employees of the Southern Pacific railroad voted tho straight Republican ticket in Pima County. The Star says that not more than one-third of that number were legal voters.
 The Phoenix Gazette says that the Republican meeting at Tempe wound up with . yeritable Donnybrook among the Mexicans present, and torcsaes be- gan flying in the air. Broken torch es, broken heads among the partici- pants. and broken hearts of the eandi- dates who had visited that place to in- spire harmony, was the result
 From the Citizen we learn that tEe body of an unknown man has been found near Sugar Loaf mountain, on the McDowell and Giebe road, with bullet hole through his breast. His body had been mutlated by wild ami mals beyond recognition, but 1t is sup posed to be that of a prospector seen going in that direction two weeks ago.
 Quitaea, the new copper camp in the Cannaneas. says the Tombstone Epitaph, bids fair to rival, if not sur pass Bisbee in the production of cop per ore. One sixty ton water jacket furnace is running and others are be- ina put up. The ore is remarkably free smelting and the bullion also con- tains a percentage Of silver and gold. Water and wood are al,andant. There are 300 persons in tbeeamp at present.
 4 stay of execution has been grant ed Fred. Clover, who murdered bis mistress Tn Psesrott. He had been sentenced to bs hanged on the 7th day of November. This gives him an ad- ditional hope of life until the decision of his appeal is heard before the Su- preme Court which does not meet mn til January next. Ii is said that since his incarceration be has enjoyed ex- cellent health and spirits and is gain ing in fesh. He prefers to be hanged sooner than be ineareerated in Yuma Territorial prison for life.
 A telegram to the s. F. Chronicle dated Prescott Nov. 7th, says: Abont 12o'cloek last night john Conner, fore man of the Lane mine, while intoxi- eated entered the residence of ". J. Wurzburg and was shot dead. under the impression that he was there for. evil purposes. 1t seems thatthe front door was left unlocked and Conner entered, under the impression that he was at his hotel. Being somewhat hard of hearing, he did not hear the challenge and advanced after being called to.
 Commissioner Gray has added to othe Arizona contribution Co the New Or leans Exposition number of petri- fed clanls which through their strange transformation have preserved every appearance which they had in their more natural state even to the delicate outlines of she'll They were found on the Hassayampa, and as one gazes on these relics he can hardly refrain from the day when the monoton- ous dasA ofa primeval oceans wave was the enly sound that broke the universal silence that seigned where we now live Prescott Miner.
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