Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-07-08
An Arizona Town Exercised Over
a Mysterious Murder.
BOOM IN ARIZONA BUILDING STONE
Kid, the Apache, Incurs the Enmity Of Ills
Race-The Southern California
Orange Groves.


Grain is looking well all over Cali
fornia.
The weather last week In Arizona was
the coldest for fifteen years
An organized band Of cattle thieves
has been discovered In Southern Arizona.
See, the Tonic Basin ca IT, vile muir
derer, has made his escape into Mexico.
Arixona's new gold diggings at Treas
ure Gulch are attracting large numbers
OF prospectors.
The bodies Of two horse thieves have
been found hanging TO tree near Gala
besas, north Of Nogales.
The papers are ready at Phoenix, A,
T., for the transfer OF the Big Bonanza
mine to Boston syndicate for 1900 900.
The streams In and about Elko and
Battle Mountain. New, have been fur
nished with $1,000 Vermont brook trout.
A Chinese interpreter, All Tie, has
been arrested Mt sacramento and charged
with forging City Attorney Harris name.
There is no improvement in the salmon
outlook. Packers are generally inclined
TO take . gloomy view OF the situation.
II has been discovered that more than
half the prisoners Ia the Idaho peniten-
tiary are insane TO greater or less ex-
tent.
The planting OF lobster eggs In Mon
terey Bay has proved to be successful
The young Holsters are making their ap-
pcarance.
An application for receiver for the
Phoenix "a. To Electric Light Company
has been denied by Chief Justice Good
ing OF Arizona.
Kid, the Apache, has incurred the en-
nifty Of his race, and there is chance
that the United states government will
capture the outlaw.
Last winters blow has proven bless
ing 10 the orange groves In Southern
California. They are much cleaner and
brighter than before.
The Adams has seized the steamer
Jennie and the schooners Lottie and
kodiac for killing otter In Behring Sea.
The vessels were sent to Sitka.
Feeble and diseased Mexicans are call
Ing on Saint Teresa Urea at Nogales,
and claim TO have been greatly relieved
through her miraculous healing power.
Twelve Washoe and Pluto Indians left
Carson the other night for San Francisco
to take part In Carver's border drama.
They were gorgeously painted before
their departure.
The Governor OF California wants more
facts In regard to the complaints OF bust
ness being clogged for the want OF extra
deputies, and has asked the Boards OF
Supervisors for them.
The wife OF Mr.. Hanley, formerly
member Of the Nevada Legislature and
well known all over the Coast, killed
herself at Salt Lake by taking poison.
Insanity WAS the cause.
The Supreme Court OF Oregon in a
case involving the Southern Pacific has
decided that the State Board OF Eauali-
cation cannot change individual assess
ments oil classifications OF property.
Tempe, A. T., Is much exercised over
the mysterious murder OF Ed Radcliffe,
whose body was found ON the floor OF a
dancing hall. The Coroner's Jury said
that Radclife's death was from natural
causes, and the body was buried, but the
citizens were suspicious. They had the
body exhumed, and an examination
showed Radcliffe had received wounds
In the head, which had produced death.
John Thomas, once q wealthy farmer
OF Ada county, Idaho, has informed the
Assessor that he should hereafter refuse
TO pay taxes on his ranch. Every win
ter for the past four or five years Boise
river has played great pranks with Mr..
Thomas land, and now he has but
twenty acres left from whole half sec
ton.
Surveyor-General Byars has been mo-
titled that the Commissioner of the gen.
eral land office has made an apportion-
ment Of q, 700 out of the reserve fund
for surveying the public lands In Oregon.
The original $4,000 has all been ex-
pended, and contracts are being entered
into for using up the extra apportion-
ment.
+. A. Korn, chief engineer, and T. G.
Fitzgerald, assistant engineer OF the
steamer Ellwood, running between Port
land and Salem, have been arrested on
the charge OF loading safety valve 80
as to increaSe the pressure ON the boiler |
to thirty pounds above what is allowed |
by the Inspectors certificate. This was
done on the occasion of race between
the Eliwood and the steamer Hogue. |
The prisoners waived examination, and |
gave bonds for their appearance to AN
swer to the charge. The penalty is a
fine OF $500 and not more than five years |
imprisonment.
At Portland the suit OF James Flax ys.
ID. V. b. Henarie OF San Francisco. b.
recover $50, 900 as commission on the al
legged sale Of The Dalles military wagon
road grant OF 10000 acres, was dis
mise 4 in the State Court the other day,
Fisk receiving 5000 and the parties
pay ring their own eosts. The case has
been in the courts for several years, and
has gone through tho State. Circuit and
Supreme Courts, the Federal Courts and
United States Supreme Court, which re-
versed the Federal Courts and sent the
case back TO the State Court. The set
tlement Ia virtually an abandonment OF
the case, as the amount received by Fisk
will not cover his expenses.
Giovanni Abbetu and Poolo viscenti
have been arrested at San Francisco on
a charge OF COMMUNICATING, and warrants
are out for the arrest OF two Americans
and three more Italians on the same
charge. Secret Service Agent Harris
states that the band has been at work
Tor the past twelve months and has
manufactured a great amount OF coun-
terfeit money, nearly all Of which has
been distributed by means OF various
Italian colonies throughout California.
Oregon, Washington and British Column
bia and as far south as New Orleans. In
San Francisco alone over SIS, 900 in c,un- |
terfeit 81 and IS bills and lottery tickets I
are known to have been issued, besides |
. large amount OF coin, and il is esti- .
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