The St. Johns herald., 1890-07-03
Territorial Items.

The Sonora stockmen have about per. fected arrangements for a market foi their beef, should the threatened prohib- itory tariff of the United States become law. They propose 10 drIve to Quay mas, ship from there to Acapulco, State of Guerrero, and from there drive to the City of Mexico. The distance from the northern line of Sonora to Guaymas is 265 miles; from Guaymas to Acapulco, by water, about 500 miles, and from Ac- apulco to the City of Mexico some 25O miles.-Nogales Record.
 A stockman of New Mexico writes to the Florence Enterprise that having caught an animal to examine its ear brand, the discovery was made that it's ears were full of ticks. A day was sub sequently devoted to examining stock, and they were all found to be in the same condition those which were thinnest in flesh being most afflicted. The attention of stock raisers is called to thIs state of affairs in order to devise some method of ridding stock of this torment.
 A special dispatch to the Tucson Citi- zen dated Crittenden, June 18th, says that on Saturday last Indians killed two steers belonging to s. L. Parks in Tenn poral Gulch, near Crittenden. Inform ation was telegraphed to Colonel Gordon at Huachuca, at eight o'clock last night. At eight clock this morning Lieutenant Brainerd arrived at Crittenden with a detachment of the second cavalry, and was joined by number of citizens here. The troops are now in pursuit of the In dians.
 A we'll known citizen of New Mexico writing to friend here, in d late letter says: Business very dull here; large numbers of cattle dying for the want of water and the mines producing but lit tie. A number of politicians still keep up the cry, for statehood; if the rain keeps off another month, aside from the little tin horn mines, there will not be money enough in the Territory to buy a seal for the new state. Yuma Senti- nel.
 A Chinaman arrived in town last eve ming from Kirkland Valley and reported to Sheriff O'Neill that Wan Yung, a brother of Chinese Louie" that has the old Beach ranch rented, had committed suicide by shooting himself through the throat. The Chinaman states that Yung was afflicted with leprosy, and formerly lived in San Francisco. aOn the autholi- tes fhere learning of his condition, they were about to ship him back to China, when he escaped and came to Arizona, and has lived at the above place for two or three years. being employed by his brother in tying up vegetable packages for market, being unable to do any hard labor Journal Miner.
 The Belt is informed that the military authorities are making a most deter mined effort to capture Kid and his band, who are supposed to be hiding some where in the mountains in Southeastern Arizona. Troops and scouts from every post in Southern Arizona are on the lookout for them. If they make move it is-very probable that they will be cap tured. Secret service men are out in ilections.-Globe Silver Belt.
 Two ladies in Yuma who havess ssheard a good deal about political matters late ly, were discussing things yesterday and one of them, an ardent republican, was heard to say something about superse- deas bond having been filed. Upon be- ing questioned, the fair one explained that a supersedeas bond was horrid piece of paper which kept Democrats in office. This affair really occurred in Yuma, but the writer has left town as the aforesaid fair one will most likely ob jeet to her views being made public. :. The Indians this year have reaped heavy harvest of wheat and corn from the moist lands adjacent to the 'bot-