Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1895-11-15
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY
News Culled From Vari-
Gus Sources.
What the Prominent People
Are Doing.
Their Movements and InveStmen
Personal and General
Territorial News.

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Territorial News.
Tucson Citizen: Hon. S. R. DeLong
reports that the Cottonwood mine,
owned by old man Waughtal, is turn
ing out to be veritable bonanza. Last
month the old man cleared $780, 900.
The mine is in the Dos Cabezas district
and will do much to bring that section
of country to the fore.
Tucson Citizen: The Old Boot and
Young America mines in the Silver
Belt district have been bonded to Los
Angeles parties. Col. Wier, agent for
the Messrs. Guggenheimer, of New
York, had bond on the same property
but on account of the big Nacosari deal
he failed to materialize till the day
after the bond expired, which was on
November 7. He was then one day too
late as Los Angeles parties who had
been waiting for the Weir bond to run
out promptly stepped in and secured
an option on the property.
Sulphur Valley News: Last Satur
day near the ranch of E. "A. Jones, in
the Aravaipa canyon, Sylvester, Mex
lean, shot Rochine, another Mexican,
three times and then pounded him over
the head with his revolver until he
thought he was dead and then went to
the house and told his family that he
had killed him. Rochine recovered
and was brought to Grant where medi-
cal attention was secured, and although
quite old and very dangerously hurt,
he will probably recover. He has pro-
cured warrant for Sylvester and he
will he tried for the offense. Sylvester
has worked for the cattlemen of this
valley for good many years and is
well known. Rochine has lived at
Bonita for several years, until last
spring when he went to the Aravaipa
to farm.
Flagstaff Democrat: Coming in
from the ball one of the stages struck
a rock and Frank Beal, who was driv-
ing, was thrown to the ground One
wheel of the stage passed over his foot,
which was severely crushed. Frank
won't be able to be around again for
some time. During the excitement the
horses plunged madly forward and
serious runaway was only averted by
the rare presence of mind of Miss Eliza
Beasley. She was on the drivers seat
and when the accident occurred she
bravely descended to the wagon tongue
and succeeded in reaching the lines be-
fore they had become hopelssly tangled
Only western girl could exhibit such
nerve in cases of emergency.
Flagstaff Democrat: Joseph Fouts,
looking Like a Roman sword bearer,
with his flowing ringlets surmounted
b an infantry helmet, is now an inmate
of the territorial insane asylum, hav-
ing been taken there last week by
Deputy Sheriff Fairchild. When Fouts
saw where he was going he made siren
uous objections, but they were not sus-
tanned
Tucson Star: Skinny" Cooper
broke a worlds record at the park last
Sunday by riding a half mile in 1O7
paced. The record breaking lies in the
circumstance that the rider is only six
teen years, old and no other rider so
young ever made a half mile so fast
Frank Graves started out on a mile
paced, but the pacing tandem broke on
the fourth quarter and he came in IN
paced in 2:19 The first half was made
in 1:05; the three quarters in IA.
Tucson Star: Prof Boggs, the uni
versity engineer of irrigation, has
made a preliminary examination along
the Rillito to ascertain the probability
of impounding water for irrigation
The investigation was undertaken by
the direction of the board of regents at
the instance of the city council No
report has ben made yet by Prof Boggs.
Tucson Star: Gilmore, the man ar
rested on Sunday ON complaint of hav-
ing stolen bicycle at Phoenix, was re-
leased yesterday. A telegram direct
ing his discharge was received from
Sheriff Orme. The complainant in the
case was unable or unwilling to deposi
money fir the costs and the county did
not care to undertake them, particular
ly in a case which did not seem on the
face Of it to be we'll based.
Tucson Star: Last night a man
whose name is unknown was brought
in from the east suffering from a gun
shot wound which shattered his right
leg. He was brought from near Solo
knoxville. The shot was accidental and
self-inficted. He was met at the depot
by D. Fenner, who had him taken to
the hospital