Arizona republican., 1895-12-06

Personal and GenerN!
 Territorial News.
 Tucson Star: Joseph Richards, a cowboy who was shot in the San Simon valley a couple of weeks ago, was brought to the hospital last Saturday night where his wound, a shattered in step. was treated by Dr. Rodgers. The shooting occurred during a roundup and grew out of a quarrel between Richards and another cowboy. There was really no cause of quarrel, but one morning when they got out the air was pretty 'crispy" and they began shoot ing each other to increase circulation of blood.
 Tucson Star: Eddie Heaton had an exciting experience with foot pad the other night He was on his way to the San Xavier about Il o'clock. In front of the old school building Mexican stepped out of the shadow and when MT. HeaIton came up demanded money He repeated the demand and finally took hold of MT. Habon's shoulder. He received a hot blow in the face which nearly knocked him down. He then drew a gun, long 45. MT. Heaton grabbed it and after brief struggle held possession of it. He struck the Mexican twice, knocking him down the last time. He went on his way home a gun ahead of the adventure.
 Kingman Miner: The womans wrongs lecturer failed to show up Wednesday night and it is feared she is lost in an eastern snow drift.
 Kingman Miner: John Bremen was cayed on in the we'll in Twins Gulch last Tuesday and severely injured. He had gone into the well to clean it out and run a cross cut under the wash from the bottom when a slab of rock that had become loosened fell on him. He was taken out and has almost fully recovered.
 Kingman Miner: William Frazier and his partner Henry Brazel, were
 
 old mine last Sunday, Frazier dying from the effects of his injuries the fol- lowing day. Brazel was but slightly injured and will be laid up a very short time. It is said the cave resulted from insufficient tinbering. Frazier and Brazel were late arrivals from New AL maden quicksilver mines and had only worked two shifts when the accident occurred. The funeral occurred at Cedar the following day.
 Tombstone Prospector: The rumor of the killing of James Barrett in the Dragoons where he is at work on his mine with two others was unfounded. Upon nearing the report Messrs. John Warden and Dave Thurman went out to the mine and found the genial blacksmith industriously at work on a cooper ledge that promises to become a bonanza. When the grewsome nature of their visit was made known the corpse manifested signs of life that the land of the living.
 Tucson Star: An interesting feature of the Congregational church enter tainment to be given at the opera house on Tuesday night, December 10, will be Miss Hughes dramatic action class from the university. The programme of exercises by this class will include reciteIions, Grecian poses, studies ln emotion and tableaux. The pleasing effect of these performances will be heightened by colored calcium lights Beside these, solos will ibe rendered by Mesdames Crum, Martin and Jacobs The philharmonic band will also con- tribute to the musical department o1 the entertainment. Other numbers will be added to the yet incomplete programme which will be published 1T due time.
 Flagstaff Democrat: Under Sher fl Fairohild and Deputy Martin Buggely1 had an exciting chase after a horse thief one day last week. The fellow knew the country well and got away leaving several of his belongings to hi pursuers. He stole horse iron Mickey Nelson, of Williams. Hi: brother, John Gatlin, who is charged with having been engaged in the samt enterprises in Yavapai county, wa captured and turned over to Sherif Ruffner
 Flagstaff Democrat: The newly in corporated town of Williams is alread. involved in political imbroglio. Tn meetings of the council are as discord ant as the music from an old rust. piano. c. E.Boyce has resigned hi seat and J. T. Broyles is his successor