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incorporation, further defining the am- bilious projects of that great enter prise. The former president of the company, Wells Hendershott, is re- ported to be in New York dangerously i'll.
 Three valuable horses were stolen Monday night from the pasture of E. o. Slocum. One was the old family horse of Geo. W. Coats and another was fast trotter, the property of Ross Moore. MT. Slocum offers a reward of SSO for the apprehension of the thief or thieves.
 Deputy Sheriff John Munds leaves this morning for Prescott, having in charge Matthias Armejes, indicted in Yavapai county in 1892 for an assault to murder Marie Ortegon. The man fled to Mexico. He was recognized and apprehended by Deputy Sheriff Blankenship.
 Tombstone Prospector: w. W. NeaEy, well known to all old Tomb stoners and who has been suffering for several weeks from a painful wound to his eye, lost that organ in very peculiar manner yesterday. While sneezing, the ball of the eye burst, and the sight is gone.
 The little boy of MT. Smith, living on Cave Creek road, had his eye so badly injured by piece of flint as to neces- sitate it's removal. Dr. Martin, who performed the operation, feels conf dent of saving the other eye, which had already begun to show symptoms of sympathetic inflammation.
 John $. Jones has been able to run his Little Jessie mill only a portion of the time of late on account of a scarcity of water. He intends during the sum- mer to increase his water supply by extending pipe line farther up into the mountains. Water has been scarcer the present winter than at any time during the history of the camp.
 Engineer Davis and a corps of as- sistants for the last week or more have been busted at the Buttes on the Gila, above Florence, in making a gov ernmental Photographic survey, both as regards the projected reservoir and the flow of the stream. The party is expected to move to the Salt river within few days.
 Jerome Mining News: Jacket No 3 in the smelter of the United Verde Copper company exploded on Sunday afternoon last. The molten mass was scattered in all directions, but for tunately none of the workmen were injured The bottom of the jacket was blown out. The building was sci on fire, but was quickly extinguished At the opera house next Monday evening will appear the Chicago La dies quartette, an organization that has become a standard on the road Their vocalization is declared simply superb and one of their number, ar alto, is something of a phenomenon In consequence of this prior date, tht Yaeger reading has been postponed til the following Thursday night.
 The ticket sales for next Friday's musicale at the residence of Mrs. Clarl Churchill have been most gratifying i to those having the project in hand Tickets can be obtained from any O the lady patronesses or at the rectory Refreshments will be served. Tn, i programme, which embraces man, pleasant new features and numbers will ibe published tomorrow.
 The bill for the Payton compan. for tonight is Miss Keene's dramati zation of Mrs. Henry Woods novel, il five acts, East Lynne," or 9Th Elopement.' Miss Keene appears a Lady Isabel and Madame Vine, sup ported by the full strength of tn company. Almost every one has req this fascinating story and should SC the play as presented by this excel lent company.
 In the new survey of the city man a peculiar circumstance has come t light. One of them is concerned in claim that the Monihon block, one C the city's finest structures, overlaps 0 the next lot matter of two and hal feet. The owner, J. D. Monihon, ha owned the property almost since tn plating of the townsite and insist that his measurements are correct an that his building takes not bit mo1 ground than justly to it belongs.
 w. J. Welcome of Gila Bend has al piled to the district court for a disss
 lution of the bonds matrimonial bt
 tween himself and Sarah Welcom
 who, it now appears, through a mis
 take of law is yet the legal wife
 John Roy, convict lately released {
 Yuma from ten years term for il
 cest. The second marriage was
 April, 1886, and till lately the pair b.
 lieved that the conviction of Roy ft
 felony had been in itself divorce.
 Within a couple of days Go,dbe1
 Bros. will commence the removal
 their goods into the old Red Corne
 Washington and First streets, Il !, premises having been completely rem
 vated and reftted for their uses. TT
 Globe store, of the firm, will be merge ' into the business at the new stan
 where Hanny will be continued