Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-30
ARIZONA.
News from All Portions Of the
Neighboring Territory.


Tucson the 22nd. aud dizburs,d the .uI
wages IA the men.
4 The annual encampnent nf ,l,rops s,i
h toned in Arizona will be held at Cam
Grant In November.
An army II Morinons arr cutting an
hauling hay to For, Bowie. The cnI
u tractor Rcis $l2 per ton for il.
Tucson lawyer found n burglar in hi
h"us" the other night but ia. burglar VA
young aud nimble and the lawyer didn'
get n cent.
Arizona inay not have ~ many cattle l.
market this season M she hal last Heasor,
"u' she will turn ou, as fine b,,ef cattle "A
ever entered n slaughter pen.
Mountain trails ar- rrior,ci frequent
d hy strange Cinnamon. Ainu .,
S'rahg" men ~ that nationality ar. re-
ported to have arrived ia Pracnt th.
l"S' week They hail from CabfornL
ani speak English well
Fh" u. :. grand jury "a, Tucson Frida,
reported bills or indictment, na foll,ws
Ramon Tell"T. Smugglingj Manuel Mnli.
no. smuggling; Maticio Moline. Snug.
glihg Pair Roineru, fornication; Fanny
""trh, f"rnica,iun; % Pnguc, adultery
III" Ph"niH Canning COMPANY. which
haH TIA" A. NJ. Austin I"ach orchard.
i"hhh TREASURE the other day, IN the
rh"l" "f q White Heath peach that
weighed twelve ounces And measured
eleven and thre quarter inches around
the waist, nays the Gazette. Tn. l.,ach
has been handed over to the chamber uf
commerce. Qlit" 4 number IL similar
peaches hav" been fuunl. that u~sl ,lnuh
ing up IN urNi-r tn get them into the urli.
nary two-pound cans.
The Southwest S,rkman is authorii,
for the statement that the cattle Lus,u,-.
"i Arizona will to-day command u net
profit Of fifteen per cent l"r year ON ia.
investment. and says this is n low -s,i.
mate. II in possibl. that Ia those who
invested ten years ago when stock cat,I,.
I" 'IlN ttiulil not Lee
h"n"' hut hy reorganization. figuring on
what such cattle can he bnugh, for now.
1t can be done AMI is being done, aud ,h,
profits arr lnund 10 increase in ia. fn,u,,.
Bullion shipments frm Tucson have
practically ceased. temporarily. say
Wells-Fargo Agent Ov.r,on. The Nam.
moth. he says. made spasmniic ship.
m"nts which aggregated a god deal At
one time great deal Of silver bullion l.f,
that city. In fact, far the greater valu.
IN bullion shipments were silver. The
Quijoto" distric, for long ,ims fuinishsi
total "f $4,000 10 $iO.oOO per month.
Ariva'a has Furnished good deal IL gold
and silver bullion. The depression Of H,l.
yer hurts the production of gold. silver
properties.
a hlo"iy encounter occurred n, Gila
Bend last Saturday between q. NJ. Rus.
s"i. .tiitor ofthe ella Bend Arizonian, and
Frank kaltenbach, n.ws.iealer. tn.
tronbl" started in quarrel in which IA.
@iitor received u rap over the head with
cane The assaulted man went for n
gun and his antagonist seeing him ap.
pr"ch armed with the weapon drew his
revolver nom his pnckct and a fnsilud.
began. A number of shots were Sresl on
10th rhier before citizens in,erfrrsi.
Russell had n finger sho, oil and an Ear
pierced. and KAl,.nbach's abdomen
was grazed by bullet. Russell was mr..
reStsi Tor assault with intent 10 kill.
The Tucson Citizen gives the paitiru.
lars Of the murder Of two old men At Gila
City. few miles east II Yuma. Th. old |
mining man, whose name Conductor |
Brown does not recall. was fnundin front
of the p,stof'ice, sitting In his chair, stone |
dead. A big bullet hole pierccti each
temple. the bulle, going through his head,
AMI killed him ~ he Hat. Near was n |
wA'srinelon. partly eaten. Of which he hal |
been partskinR, The blood ran down his |
venerable iuckn and his white beard was
clntted with IL. lie had been dead about |
five hours. No mail was put ON las,
nights 5:3O train, indicating that the
murder occurrtsi earlier. The death of
the old postmaster IL Inferred. Blood
was found all around, and evidences of a
struggle. The pos,master's coat and
other clothing was found all bloo.iy, hut
not with the blood " the mining man.
In addition To the Abov.. the Tucson
Star has a dispatch from Yuma, which
gives these particulars; Roberts was
found sitting under the porch with his
skull mashed In. Potter was found sew
"n'y yards away with his skull crushed,
one ley mashed, but his watch was In his
p"cket Both men hal been killed with
r"cts' They both werc we'll Known aud
well lik~i and had no enemies, suspi.
cion rests ON the Papago Indians who had
''een prowling anund for several days
frank Goa was also found dead to-day
near GilA City with pistol by his side
indicating suicide, The coron.r's Jury
vnderei n verdict Ia that effect. n.
Was twenty years old and hyori,e with
every Que.
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