Arizona republican., 1892-09-04
ARIZONA AND ARIZ0NANS.

The boundary survey commission will arrive in Nogales some time during this month. Their headquarters will be at this port, for several months Southwestern Advertiser.
 From all appearances a secoad sur vey will be made in connection with the projected railroad to Globe. The entire route from Bowie to rhomas and from Thomas to Wilcox will most likely be surVeyei i,--SDuthwastern Adver- tiser.
 The Yuma Fruit Co.,, has sold in town sincs the opening ot the season over 100 tons ni walermelops. A good many nsloa3 have also come from osher sod-ces. so that the local con sumption of the fruit has been large -Yuma Times.
 It's said that one of the unsophisti- cated Knight remplars who lives not q thousand miles away from Tucson whilst in Denver wasted whole box of matches and wore out good pair of pants trying to light gas jet in the ho- tel from which the gas had been shut of for years whilst the electric light button was within arms reach of him. Citizen.
 A strange spider has appeared about Hermosillo, Sonora. It is peculiar by being ferocious and manifests no fear ol anything, not hesitating to give chase to men who disturb it. It is considera- ble larger than the tarantula, common in those regions. and is terribly polson- ous. It is \ hairy insect and has legs as large as pipe stems. It runs with remarkable agility. One of the deaths kak of xuh hn riH m along and saw one of the spiders. He struck at it with his whip, and before he could drop the whip the spider was at his hand and had Bitten him. He died within three hours in great agony. Two Republics.
 Manuel Deliasso, a young Mexican, who had lived in Tombstone for num- Der of years, met with a serious acci- dent on Tuesday, which resulted in his death yesterday.
 He was riding a bronco horse near the Boston mill. The animal attempt ed to buck him off, but being good rider, he stuck ou. Finding it impossi- ble to unseat him, the animal reared and feii backward. Manuel not being quick enough to get out of the way, was thrown to the ground, the horse falling on top of him. The horn of the saddle struck his breast, crushing it horribly. The horse, to make sure of finishing it's master, as soon as it got onto it's feet, kicked the prostrate body, of the half dead boy. One foot struck him in the head. He was brought up to Tombstone, where he died yester- day morning.-P'Ospector.
 Thursday evening Valentino Maldo- nado. shot, and fatally wounded his friend Salome Valaquez, on the road near the cemetery. The men had been working together near Casa Grande and quit wo K to come to Tucson. What the quarrel was no one, now, will prob ably ever know, as Velasquez is dead and Maldonado is still at large. The dying statement of the dead man was to the effect that Maladonado had asked him to drink and upon his refusal to do 80 he (Maldonsdo) shot six times the last bullet taking effect in the deceased mans stomach. This was the dying statement of Velasquez, in effect, and it is all there is to work on. case knife, pointed, but dull, and pair of scissors was found ou the scene of the murder. The grave digger at the ceme' tery came in and said he had found a man laying in the road shot, and Dep uty District Attorney Wilson and Dep uty Sheriff Cannon were soon at the side of the wounded man who made the above siatement.-Star.