The herald., 1896-09-20
: ARIZONA NEWS :
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The following dates have been Sc
lected by the Populists for their rallies
throughout Marco county:
Phoenix, Saturday, September 26th;
Riverside, Monday, October 9Th; Col
Inns Is. HI, Wednesday, October 8th;
Clanton, Is. H), Thursday, october
9th: ella Bend, Saturday. october 10th;
Coldwater. Tuesday, october 18th; Orm
Is. H.), Wednesday, October 14th; Cart
wright, Thursday. october 18th; Alham-
bra, Friday, October 10th; Glendale, Sat
urday, October 18th; District 6, Wash
ington, Is. H.), Monday, october 10th;
Osborne. is. H.). Tuesday, october goth;
District IA, Wednesday. October 21st;
irvine. Is. H., Thursday, October 22d !;
Jordan, Is. HI, Friday, October 2Sd;
Tempe, Saturday. October oath; Mesa,
Monday, October 26th; Lehi, Tuesday,
October 9th; Nephi, Wednesday Octo-
Der 2Sth; Orme, Friday October 3Oth;
Glendale, Saturday, October 31st; Phoe-
nix. Monday. November I'd.
Republican politics in Pinal county
are hopelessly muddled, says the Tue
son Star. A leading Republican of that
county, speaking Of the late convention
at Florence, said nothing like it had ever
occurred in the history of the Republic
an party. Several of the delegates were
decorated with Bryan buttons. and one
man who was nominated for the as
sembly wore that popular badge while
he made speech accepting the nomina-
ton. The gentleman added that there
were in Pinal county about fifty as good
and true supporters Of Mckinley as
could be found in the United States.
There were, though he said, about four
times that many Republicans, half of
whom were towards and the other half
ideal asses.
The bicycle races that occurred We'd
nesday at Tucson consisted Of five
events; a one-third mile race, one and
two mile handicap, and two juvenile
races The Phoenix boys that partici-
pated were Slater, Long and Hartwell,
and the former two boys have eXempli-
fled again that they are the speediest
riders in the territory. A telegram re-
ceived by Jim Griffin Wednesday even
ing stated that Slater and Long won
every race.
Journal-Miner: A miner named Ad-
ans, from Mount Union, while engaged
this afternoon in assisting to unload
some heavy machinery at the depot. met
with very serious and, it is feared,
what may prove a fatal accident. w.
II. WilliScraft was engaged In unload
ing portable engine, when Adams and
a companion came along and volunteer
ed to assist him and his men. The en-
CINE slipped on the timbers and toppled
over. hitting Adams and cutting him
about the head and face, and hurting
him internally, it Is feared.
Tuesday evening Mr.. Howell Kinds,
manager of the great gold mines at
Prietas, Sonora, passed Nogales, re-
turning from London, where he had
been in connection with the recent
transfer to an English syndicate of Las
Amarllas and Grand Central mines. At
Eermosillo he was met by all the SELL
ing owners, who We're called together
to receive their shares of the purchase
money.-Oasis.
An attempt was made on Saturday
night to wreck the train on the Marico-
pa and Phoenix railroad. About half
way between the cross-cut canal and
the Tempe bridge an obstruction con-
sisting of ties and fishplates was placed
on the track. Luckily the engineer saw
the obstruction and stopped the train