Arizona republican., 1893-05-25
TERRITORIAL.

The young husca nd and wife who last fall were m doubt whether to buy a bi cycle or a tricycle. have at last com. promised on a baby carriage Miner.
 In accordance with resolution passed by the silver convention at Phe
 nix Messrs. E.. l.. WetmOre and James Finley have been appointed commit tee to circulate petition for signatures praying congress to pass free coinage bill at the next session. Those desir. ing to sign the petitioh can do so by calling at Mr. WCtmOre's place of busi- ness.-Star.
 Mark Smiths organs in the territory are snapping their teeth at the Tucson Star. They seem to think that the Star should heap coals of fire on Marks head for hIs opposition 10 the appoint ment of its editor as governor of the territory, hv embracing him in season and ont. The Star seems more inclined to apply dynamite to our delegate, than these biblical coals, ,-Journal-Miner.
 James Scow came over last night from Dos CabezaS. He states that the five stamp mill will start up this week.
 lIt ScDDfl IlIlll lS etJtlilR ltdly lO start, and the Cannon Ball mill at Wood canyon, six miles from the town. will start mp in q few days. Dos Ca. bezas will soon be in q position to help out the secretary of the treasury in his endeavors to keep the gold reserve in tact.-PrOspector.
 A marvellous surgical operation is re. ported by Col Martiueau, of the sur veyOr generals office. He has just re. turned from Salt Lake City, where it was performed. His little daughter, nine years old, had been swinging, and fell, her back across root. The in juries were painful and serious. The surgeons at Salt Lake City were of the opinion that her trouble had developed into floating kidney" that is, that one of the kindeys had become detached. The operation confirmed this view. Carefully the surgeon made inCisions in the loosened kidney in several places, and corresponding incisions in the back and the member was replaced. The little patient is in comparatively no pain and is reCovering.-Citizan.
 Dr. D. J. Brennan, president of the Worlds fair board of the territory, ar rived from Flagstaff yesterday to attend a meeting Oi the board to be held to- day. There will be present in addition, Marshal W. K. Meade, Auditor II. c. Boone, w. c. Barnes, of Holbrook. The object of the meeting is to make gen. eral survey of the work done to receive reports from the agent and members of the board in charge, and to decide what l further steps, II any, are required to complete the exhibit, and also to audit | such bills as may come before it. This ! is perhaps the last meeting which will l be held in the territory for some time, as the next will necessarily take place | in Chicago, where a majority of the board will remain during the expos ition season.-Arizona Star.
 Private advices from Ash Fork are to l the effect that at 10 o'clock last Sunday | night, John Foster shot and killed well known white sheep herder and | shearer named Gus. Illliner, who came into Foster's saloon in an intoxicated | ed condition and went behind the bar, | when Foster fired five shots at him. No l further particulars are known, save that | Foster was placed under arrest, and | Sheriff Lowry promptly went to tine scene, and refused to allow the dead body to be removed from behind the bar until the arrival of the district at torney and the coroner. At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the dead man still | lay behind the bar, awaiting the ar rival of Judge Andrews and District | Attorney Morrison, who went on the train. Zilliner is spoken of as peaceable and inoffensive man, and | the opinion is said to prevail at Ash Fork that the killing was wholly un- necessary and uncalled for.-Courier.